In "Promises, " The Morning Benders' members stack up vocals that flow like a much-needed summer breeze.

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He refuses to acknowledge that he has had so many fender benders, his insurance has been limited.

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Fortunately for Chu and The Morning Benders, "Promises" signals a bright future ahead, even as the ravages of age beckon.

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"Historically, we are the metal-benders of metal-benders, " says Beresford with some relish.

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In fact, Apple's net margin of 3.9% is more comparable to metal-benders like General Motors (4% last quarter) than to the computer industry.

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They have cited 14 fender benders in which those behind the wheel admitted to being too absorbed by the screen to watch the road.

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The Rogue kits also include flash benders, which are reflective white panels that are attached to the strobe to control the direction of light.

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His second marriage, to Shirley Corley, was marked by frequent benders.

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Just like State Farm can dock you if you have a few fender benders, upstarts like Aetna's U.S. Healthcare and UnitedHealth started writing individual policies based on physicals and medical histories.

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But Stan the Man was famous, not for earning more than the President (like Babe Ruth), marrying Marilyn Monroe (like Joe DiMaggio), spitting on fans (like Ted Williams) or going on epic benders (like Mickey Mantle), but for hitting a baseball.

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