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Marie Osmond Weight Watchers Skin Deep When Dieting Becomes a Role to Play Aug. 2, 2011 SHE calls it wishful shrinking. Last May, Carrie Fisher showed off her 30-pound weight loss, a result of 18 weeks on the Jenny Craig diet, to People magazine — the most recent of the company's series of celebrity spokespeople to reach a major milestone in weight loss. It's understandable that diet companies would want to incorporate celebrities in their marketing plans. Consumers believe they "know" famous people — especially forthcoming ones like Valerie Bertinelli (Jenny Craig), Jennifer Hudson (Weight Watchers) and Marie Osmond (Nutrisystem) — and can be inspired by them. But employing celebrities can be a double-edged sword. When a company advertis...

How Do You Start A Car With A Key Fob 10 Tips for Buying a Used Car CC0/ArtisticOperations/Pixabay If you're purchasing your first car, buying used is an excellent option. You'll not only be saving a considerable amount of money, but you'll also avoid first-year depreciation hits new car owners face. How Does the Mileage Stack Up? When you're looking at the condition of the car, how does the mileage compare? If you're looking at a used car with low mileage, be sure the shape of the body is good. If you're looking at a truck, are the cab corner and rocker panels rotting? These things add up. CC0/ImageParty/Pixabay Look at the Tire...

Kei Vehicles Home Cars Tiny Giants From Japan: The Greatest Kei Cars of All-Time Cars Tiny Giants From Japan: The Greatest Kei Cars of All-Time February 5, 2019 Even if you are not a fan of the Japanese car industry, you have probably heard the term "Kei Car." Kei Cars are a Japanese class of tiny vehicles with engines well below the 1.0-liter mark and dimensions of a go-kart. The microcar was not invented in Japan. But in Japan, those vehicles have gained significant popularity due to the extreme lack of parking spaces and heavy traffic. Interestingly, after the Second World War, Japan could only make diminutive cars due to the shortage of materials as well as the high price of fuel. But over the year...

Ducati Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak Review BEYOND BOUNDARIES. 2020 Ducati Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak: The Pikes Peak version – which draws its inspiration from the legendary American hill climb race – really brings out the sports character of the Multistrada 1260. The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, also known as the "The Race to the Clouds", is held in an area of the Rocky Mountains some 16 km west of Colorado Springs. A distance of 20 kilometres separates the starting line, at an altitude of 2,862 metres, from the finishing line at 4,300 m. It's an incredibly tough competition: Ducati has already won it three times. Developed on the technical foundations of the Multistrada 1260 S, the Pikes Peak version benefits from the 1262 cc Euro 4 compliant Ducati Testastretta DVT engine and new chassis dimensions, which includ...