Weekly round-up.
Paul Ritchie posted in News on March 19th, 2006
Imagine my surprise reading a nice little story from Thursday about the wayward moose. There was one moose on one highway and one woman managed to get it into the passenger’s seat of her car - via her erstwhile windscreen. Of all the luck, huh.
The humor of the story is removed by Associated Press here. Poor moose.
Ad agency Modernista appears to have picked up creative project work for half of Cadillac’s range of vehicles. (Modernista are responsible for those Hummer ads.) They’re taking the work from some crowd in Michigan. (Let me know if any good vids pop up in google - I’ll show you a beer ad that’ll leave you gasping.)
The Boston Globe had a big report on Wednesday about the kicking of the oil habit. It’s here if you want to read it, but I’ll be bringing you better news from all over the planet about non-oil powered cars anyway, so I’ll understand if you can’t be bothered making clickage upon the link.
Ok, so slow week this week. Come back tomorrow for the continuation of the alternative fuels news and hybrid vehicles.
I’m also getting curious about tinkering with the Galleries - I’m negotiating with a rather talented photographer, the Finance, the Reviews and Gas sections. The next show isn’t for ages and the last one was in Germany or somewhere. It’s the Finnish show I’m waiting for.
It’s 4.38am right now, time to crash.
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