In a separate action, Honda told the agency ( PDF) it would recall about 5,200 wiring harnesses sold for use on the The automaker told the safety agency it was not aware of any accidents or injuries related About 1,200 of the nearly 2,000 passengers and crew aboard drowned, including more than 100 Americans. Lamborghini said it discovered the problem during routine internal testing, not from reports of crisped Gallardos from owners. On the evening of May 7th, 1915, the RMS Lusitania was off the coast of Ireland en route to Liverpool from New York when it was torpedoed by a German U-Boat and sank.

Should that fluid reach a hot part of the engine, a fire might occur, the automaker concluded. That corrosive compound might produce вЂњa little hole,вЂќ allowing power-steering fluid to leak. вЂњIf water is present the chlorine could create a corrosive chemical compound that might damage the external metallic protection of the high-pressure pipe.вЂќ It begins with вЂњpower-steering thermal stressвЂќ that might cause вЂњa chlorine release from the high-pressure pipe surface.вЂќ Lamborghini outlined a kind of thermochemical conga line of misfortune that could potentially lead to a fire. On the Web site of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Lamborghini is recalling almost 1,500 of its 2004-6 Gallardo Coupe and Spyder models.

Now, eight years, 20,000 posts, 425,000 reader comments and perhaps 100 million clicks later, City Room has an announcement to make: Read more. As of early Tuesday morning, more than 110 million people in the southern and central United States were under heat alerts or advisories, according to the Weather Service.CJ Gunther for The New York Times Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe. It debuted on June 14, 2007, a news blog of live reporting, features and reader conversations about New York City. Lighter winds were expected to return by midweek, it said, and showers and thunderstorms were possible by Friday.Дangerous heat was expected to stretch from the Midwest to the Southeast through the middle of the week. The Weather Service in Flagstaff said that Monday had brought critical fire weather conditions to the area. Within six hours, it had already burned through 1,600 acres. In a news release, the service did not name the man and said it would not discuss any details of the investigation.Д®arly on Monday morning, the Haywire fire began just northeast of the Pipeline fire, officials in Coconino County, Ariz., said. Forest Service said Sunday that it had arrested a 57-year-old man in connection with the Pipeline fire and charged him with unspecified natural resource violations. multicultural/lost-indetention/map-the-u-s-immigration-detention-boom/ Gonzalez, G.G. Sulzberger following the brouhaha that erupted after an opinion piece by.

The column which takes up the possible health concerns surrounding cellphones and new wearable gadgets like the Apple Watch was quickly branded as pseudoscience. The New York Timess award-winning team provides insight and answers questions about combatants on the faultlines, and civilians caught in the middle. The Pipeline fire, which was first reported on Sunday morning just six miles north of Flagstaff, had grown to about 5,000 acres as of late Monday night, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. CIDA Under Fire for Partnering with Mining Company. New York Times opinion editor James Bennet was fired on Sunday.He didnвЂ™t resign.In a meeting with Times publisher A.G. Nick Bilton writes a tech-related column called Disruptions, but the name might have been changed to Eruptions this week, given the way readers and others reacted. At War is a reported blog from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and other conflicts in the post-9/11 era. Two major wildfires, the Pipeline and Haywire fires, prompted multiple evacuations and triggered warnings about potential additional evacuation orders. See fire locations, watches and warnings, and the smoke forecast. 89, which was closed north of Flagstaff, the Arizona Department of Transportation said. Get the latest updates on wildfires burning in Colorado on an interactive map. In Northern Arizona on Monday, dense smoke was visible from U.S.

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