This one looks like a solo crash. Guy lost control of his car and plowed into an embankment.

The one thing I am sure of, he's not at Crossgates Mall.

A star shaped hole punch + 31 buy five get one free cards equals loads of free car washes for the next few months.

Mother Nature, Old Man Winter, Jack Frost, and the New York State Department of Transportation can all 'Suck It' because I'm not letting my car turn into a salt lick on wheels.

This is the story of young Lola and her boyfriend Manni. In the space of 20 minutes, they must come up with 100,000 deutsche marks to pay back a seedy gangster, who will be less than forgiving when he finds out that Manni incompetently lost his cash to an opportunistic vagrant. Lola, confronted with one obstacle after another, rides an emotional roller coaster in her high-speed efforts to help the hapless Manni--attempting to extract the cash first from her double-dealing father (appropriately a bank manager), and then by any means necessary. From this point nothing goes right for either protagonist, but just when you think you've figured out the movie, the director introduces a series of brilliant existential twists that boggle the mind. Tykwer uses rapid camera movements and innovative pauses to explore the theme of cause and effect. Accompanied by a pulse-pounding soundtrack, we follow Lola through every turn and every heartbreak as she and Manni rush forward on a collision course with fate.

A sweet little Elvis display at the East Greenbush library.

We're no longer at a "High" risk of terrorist attack or Code Orange, we've been lowered to a national threat level from an "Elevated" or Code Yellow.