Challenges In The News 06/06/08

Craig’s sprinting gunshot scene is literally breathless – his chest heaves hard after multiple takes, but he laughs matter-of-factly later when asked about high-altitude challenges.

Despite the challenges, Telsa says it hopes to complete nearly 1,000 Roadsters by year-end and to open three retail outlets, including one in Santa Monica. “It is something we absolutely can do,” Mush, the chairman, said. The start-ups “mistakenly believe that they have the problems all worked out.” The company is developing it’s own electric car, set to go on sale in Japan next year. “They’re butting up against some big challenges of the auto industry itself.”

Mugabe’s party to challenge Zimbabwe election results.

Merrill is likely in search of “the next exponential challenge, something really hard that has never been done before.” For now, Merrill says he’s open to new ideas: “I don’t need to solve the problem for the industry first. I need to solve the problem for EMI. The industry will follow the leaders.”

It’s about challenging yourself every day/

That would help his challenge for the title.
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The Boy Scouts will host its inaugural Corporate Pinewood Derby Challenge on April 19 at the Multipurpose Building at State Fair Community College. Businesses, community organizations and government officials may design and carve their own cars featuring the logos and symbols of their companies.

Bucking party leaders who urged him not to run, U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews has decided to challenge Frank Lautenberg for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate.

A prominent minister has risked incurring the wrath of his leader and chancellor after he today advised publicans on how to challenge government's plans to continue raising alcohol tax

Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) may not be facing a strong field of Republican challengers, but he will be facing spirited primary opposition from Rep. Robert Andrews (D-N.J.) Andrews announced this evening that he intends to challenge the 84-year-old senator in the June 3 Democratic primary.