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Eli Shayotovich

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San Francisco Bay
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, Yahoo Finance, Flipboard, SlashGear, Yahoo and
Covers:  Trains, planes, automobiles, video games, beer, bourbon, baseball, football, pop culture, history, tech, space, gizmos
Doesn't Cover: Fashion, beauty, celebrities, gossip

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Eli Shayotovich’s Biography

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“Don't let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.”

Write and produce content for various mediums, including print, social media, and video. I am currently writing for SlashGear about trains, planes, automobiles... motorcycles, tanks, space, and tech. In the past, I've written about the craft beer industry for The Brewing News (Rocky Mountain edition), freelanced for several beer-centric websites, and was part of the creative force behind the Internet show BeerTap TV. I also pa…

Eli Shayotovich’s Journalist Portfolio

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Why The Original Toyota Land Cruiser Was Called A Jeep - SlashGear

Why The Original Toyota Land Cruiser Was Called A Jeep - SlashGear

The Toyota Land Cruiser is an instantly recognizable classic vehicle, but fans may be confused to learn it wa…

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What Happened To The Automobile Used In 1977's The Car & What Kind Was It? - SlashGear

What Happened To The Automobile Used In 1977's The Car & What Kind Was It? - SlashGear

The movie "The Car" from the late '70s has become a cult classic. Here is the type of car that was used in th…

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Why All Koenigsegg Cars Have A Ghost Emblem - SlashGear

Why All Koenigsegg Cars Have A Ghost Emblem - SlashGear

If you've ever wondered why all Koenigsegg cars have a spooky little phantom logo on the hood, here's why.

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The History Of Harley-Davidson's Most Iconic Logos - SlashGear

The History Of Harley-Davidson's Most Iconic Logos - SlashGear

When Harley-Davidson started out in the early 20th century, it didn't have any logo at all. Since then, it's …

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How The U.S. Snuck Aircraft Carriers Across The Ocean During The Cuban Missile Crisis - SlashGear

How The U.S. Snuck Aircraft Carriers Across The Ocean During The Cuban Missile Crisis - SlashGear

Aircraft carriers were sent in for critical defense during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Here's how the U…

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What Happened To Encarta? Why Microsoft Discontinued The Encyclopedia Software - SlashGear

What Happened To Encarta? Why Microsoft Discontinued The Encyclopedia Software - SlashGear

Microsoft Encarta was a staple in school libraries and home computers for much of the late '90s and early 200…

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Why Do Speed Limit Signs In Oklahoma Say 'No Tolerance'? Original

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For many, the terms "zero tolerance" or "no tolerance" might bring to mind any number of laws aimed at drugs or alcohol, immigration policies, guns on school grounds, or unacceptable behavior in the workplace. It's become the catch-all for prohibiting something under any circumstance. However, if you're driving on the highways in Oklahoma — where a huge stretch of the famous Route 66 can still be driven – you might see these words plastered on speed limit signs and wonder what they mean.
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Why Do Speed Limit Signs In Oklahoma Say 'No Tolerance'?

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The 10 worst state economies in America in 2026 Most economists now seem to agree that the immediate threat of a recession has passed, but that does not mean there is not concern about inflation, …
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One Of WWII's Weirdest Tanks: The Bob Semple Tank

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Bob Semple Tank - Unknown/Wikimedia Commons The Germans attacked and captured France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Belgium (The Battle of France). The British Army was forced to retreat through Dunkirk via Operation Dynamo, saving some 338,000 British and Allied troops, but in the process, lost most of their equipment (including tanks).
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing about video games for American Online (AOL).

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I'm so old I took a typing class in high school.

How is social media changing news?

It changed everything. Now you can get news anytime, day or night, without needing to be near a TV or a newspaper.