WB's 'Charmed' relies on star power for its magic

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WB Entertainment's TV drama series, "Charmed," which debuted on Oct. 7, 1998, attracted a number of audience, specially the teen segment, because of its stars that include Alyssa Milano, Holly Marie Combs and Shannen Doherty. Milano replaced original cast member Lori Rom, who exited the series due to personal reasons. WB Entertainment President Garth Ancier stressed that the inclusion of Milano in the cast of "Charmed" has helped increase interest in the TV series. "Charmed," which is produced by Spelling Television, is broadcast every Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

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Its TV series "Charmed" attracts many audience, specially the teen segment, because of its stars that include Alyssa Milano

Motion Picture and Video Production, TV Program Production-Network, Network television production, WB Entertainment

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If your teen puts pedal to metal, new gadget will tattle

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Roadtrac of Roswell, GA, and EASE Simulation of Milford, PA, are distributing computer gadgets that will help track a vehicle's location, speed and how hard it is driven. Roadtrac's Ceres Personal Tracking System, worth $650 plus, utilizes a satellite mapping technology and a cellular phone as tracking system. The device will be helpful in cases as accidents, theft, or help drivers when they get lost. EASE Simulation is also marketing a somehow similar as device, called AutoWatch, which records the speed of a vehicle and for how long it was driven.

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As well as Roadtrac are distributing computer gadgets to help track vehicle's location, speed & how hard it is driven

Vehicle Meters, Roadtrac, EASE Simulation

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Uniform test for side air bags requested

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTA) has requested the auto industry to voluntarily adopt common test procedures for side air bags to prevent discrepancies in testing. The NHTA discovered that conflicting results have been achieved from two similar tests conducted to measure the safety and performance of airbags during vehicular accidents. According to safety experts, the adoption will also enable the government to investigate and recall cars with air bags that may be more dangerous than others.

Auto Restraining Systems

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