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Is Fuel Injection Service Worth It or Just a Rip-Off?

Originally Published 21 days ago — by Jalopnik

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Fuel injection service can be worthwhile for modern GDI engines to remove carbon buildup, but many services are unnecessary or overpriced. For traditional PFI engines, regular gasoline detergents suffice, while GDI engines may require specialized induction cleaning or walnut blasting if deposits are severe. Always consult your owner's manual and be cautious of unnecessary or exploitative services.

UPS Plane Crash in Louisville: 13 Dead, 9 Missing, Satellite Images Reveal Devastation

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Baltimore Sun

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A UPS cargo plane's last successful flight was from Baltimore before it crashed in Kentucky, killing at least 12 people. Early investigations suggest engine fire and maintenance issues may be involved, raising concerns about the aircraft model's safety and potential grounding. The incident echoes past aviation accidents linked to maintenance problems, prompting a focus on UPS's maintenance practices.

Ohio's Browns Stadium Deal: Hidden Costs and Uncertain Future

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Cleveland.com

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The Cleveland Browns' proposed $2.4 billion stadium in Brook Park has garnered attention, but details about who will be responsible for ongoing maintenance costs and whether taxpayers will bear these expenses remain unclear, as discussions are ongoing between the team and local authorities.

Webb Telescope: A Stellar Success in Space Exploration

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hackaday

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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) requires ongoing alignment and calibration of its eighteen hexagonal mirrors to maintain optimal performance. This involves regular monitoring and adjustments to account for temperature variations and other factors, with the team having made over 25 corrections since the mission began. These efforts ensure that JWST continues to exceed specifications, allowing for better data collection from faint celestial objects.

Trevi Fountain Access Revamped with New Walkway Amid Renovation

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Euronews

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Rome has introduced an elevated walkway for tourists to view the Trevi Fountain during maintenance work, prohibiting the traditional coin tossing into the drained fountain. Instead, a small pool has been set up for coin donations, which support the Caritas charity. The walkway, accommodating 130 people at a time, will remain until the maintenance is completed by the end of the year. Future plans include requiring visitors to book online and pay a fee for timed access to the fountain area.

"Destiny 2: The Final Shape Launch Details and Legendary Shards Update"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes

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Destiny 2's upcoming expansion, The Final Shape, will launch on June 4 with a 25-hour downtime starting June 3. Pre-load times vary by platform, with significant storage space required, especially on Steam and Epic Games Store. Players should complete any last-minute tasks before the downtime begins.

"American Airlines Pilots Raise Alarm Over Surge in Safety Concerns"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post

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American Airlines' pilots union has reported a "significant spike" in safety issues, citing problematic trends such as fewer routine aircraft inspections and shorter test flights on planes following major maintenance work. The union highlighted incidents of tools and items being left in wheel wells and sterile areas around planes parked at airport gates. The airline has increased the time between routine inspections and ended overnight maintenance checks unless a plane is flagged for special attention. The pilots union has raised concerns with the company and management's initial response was encouraging, while American Airlines stated it has a robust safety program in collaboration with the FAA and unions.

"America's Neglected Bridges: A Looming Crisis"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN

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A recent collision involving a container ship and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has drawn attention to the vulnerabilities of America's aging bridges, with 1 in 13 bridges in poor condition and at risk of collapse from a single hit. Extreme weather events, heavier trucks, and collisions from larger ships pose significant risks to US bridges, highlighting the urgent need for improvements and protections to guard against potential disasters. The $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure law passed in 2021 could help address some of these issues, but more investment and proactive measures are needed to ensure the safety and resilience of the nation's bridge infrastructure.

"Creating a Stunning Summer Border in a Small Garden"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Telegraph

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This step-by-step guide provides tips for creating a beautiful summer border with perennials in a small garden, emphasizing easy-to-grow plants that attract beneficial insects. It includes advice on soil preparation, planting, maintenance, propagation through division and cuttings, and growing from seeds, offering a comprehensive approach to creating and maintaining a stunning display of flowers throughout the summer months.

"USS New Jersey Sets Sail for Historic Maintenance Journey"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press

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The famed battleship USS New Jersey, the most decorated battleship in Navy history, floated down the Delaware River from Camden, New Jersey, to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for extensive maintenance work, including repainting the hull, fixing the anti-corrosion system, and inspecting through-hull openings. The ship, built in the 1940s and retired in 1991, is expected to undergo two months of maintenance. Veterans who served aboard the ship attended the ceremony, expressing their fond memories and the ship's historical significance.

"USS New Jersey Sets Sail for Philadelphia: Historic Journey Down Delaware River"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News

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The USS New Jersey, a historic battleship, is set to travel from its dock in Camden to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for extensive maintenance work, including repainting the hull, fixing the anti-corrosion system, and inspecting through-hull openings. The ship, built in the 1940s in Philadelphia, served for about 50 years before its retirement in 1991 and has been a floating museum since 2011. It is the most decorated battleship in Navy history, having served in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Cold War, and conflicts in the Middle East.

USS New Jersey: Repair Journey to Philadelphia

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press

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The USS New Jersey, a historic battleship, is set to be moved from its dock in Camden to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for extensive maintenance work, including repainting the hull, fixing the anti-corrosion system, and inspecting through-hull openings. The ship, built in the 1940s in Philadelphia, is the most decorated battleship in Navy history and has been a floating museum since 2011. It is scheduled to undergo two months of repairs before returning to its role as a museum.

"Alaska Airlines Plane Suffers Door Panel Blowout Despite Scheduled Maintenance"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News

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The Alaska Airlines plane that experienced a door panel blowing off midair in January was scheduled for maintenance later that night, with no bolts installed on the door plug of the Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft. The incident, which caused rapid decompression and minor injuries to passengers and a flight attendant, has prompted an investigation. Boeing has faced scrutiny, and the NTSB will hold an investigative hearing in August. Alaska Airlines maintains confidence in its maintenance and safety actions leading up to the incident.