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[sendagain]

I hope these hybrids aren't boasting the same incredible mileage that civilian cars are. It has been found that these cars aren't getting anywhere near the mileage that they promise, and the cost of the vehicle will never be recouped by fuel savings. If it gets any more congested in LA, we'll have to bring back the pony express.

[wily_old_vet]

Originally Posted by sendagain

I hope these hybrids aren't boasting the same incredible mileage that civilian cars are. It has been found that these cars aren't getting anywhere near the mileage that they promise, and the cost of the vehicle will never be recouped by fuel savings. If it gets any more congested in LA, we'll have to bring back the pony express.

In Virginia hybrids are starting to create real problems for the HOV lanes. Seems as a incentive to buy hybrids people were allowed to use the hov lanes with only one person in the car. This was supposed to have ended but has been extended and and now the hov lanes are clogged just like the regular lanes. Leave it to the politicians.

[moreluck]

UPS Once Again ''America's Most Admired''
Tuesday February 21, 5:38 pm ET
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 21, 2006--UPS (NYSE:UPS - News) today was rated "America's Most Admired" company in its industry in an annual survey conducted by FORTUNE magazine.
The company also ranked in the Top 10 across all of corporate America in seven of the eight criteria used by the magazine to rank companies, including a No. 1 ranking for social responsibility for the third straight year.
UPS was ranked No. 2 in the United States for "product quality." It was rated No. 3 in each of the categories of "best use of assets" and "financial soundness." And it ranked No. 5 for "people management;" No. 6 for "management quality," and No. 9 for "long term investment."
In the FORTUNE rankings for the Delivery Industry, UPS was rated No. 1 with a composite score of 8.54 on a 10-point scale, almost six-tenths of a point ahead of its nearest competitor. UPS has been ranked No. 1 in its industry for 22 of the last 23 years.
FORTUNE conducts the annual survey in cooperation with the Hay Group, which this year surveyed 10,000 executives, directors and securities analysts. Each was asked to rate companies in their own industry on the eight criteria from investment value to social responsibility. The 10,000 then were asked in a separate survey to name their Top 20 without regard to industry, and UPS was rated No. 13 in that ranking.
UPS, which has built one of the world's best known brands, operates in more than 200 countries and territories around the world and has been widely recognized in recent years for significantly expanding its supply chain capabilities and continuing its long tradition of social responsibility. UPS's stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange (UPS) and the company can be found on the Web at UPS.com.

[tonyexpress]

Who was going to SELL when UPS hit 80 bucks a share??? Well, UPS hit $80.03 today and I was just wondering if that triggered a sell for those ready to quit at 80???

[scratch]

I think that the certain poster who said she would sell at eighty only changed her name!

[moreluck]

Maybe tomorrow's headlines will read...."Slothrop Sells !!"

[sendagain]

She busted through her 52 week high and kept going, oh yeah.

[moreluck]

FINALLY !!