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Contributed by: YourHub.com on 12/23/2006

Good morning,

It seems there have been a number of spectacular car crashes attributable to people blindly obeying their car's satellite navigation systems. One man ignored a "closed for construction sign" because "I just thought the navigation system knew a shortcut," he said. Goodness.

Anyway, I'm Kevin Hamm, a community journalist at YourHub.com I'm live on the site today and available to help you post something and answer any questions you might have. You can e-mail me at hammk@YourHub.com or call me at 303-954-5315.

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