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Well, I got my girl back on Friday (10-28-11) and she looks better then before. Unless you are a body repair man, you cant even tell anything happened. So it looks way better since it got a full outside detail (polished and waxed) and an alignment that I was planning on doing anyway. So it is as good as new and I am happy she is back...Thanks Caliber Collision San Bernardino0
Yes, the Mazda 5 has the same 4 cylinder engine as the Mazda 3s models (except for the new Skyactiv G engine on the Mazda 3 only in 2012) and the Mazda 6i models. The 2.5 liter engine is new to the Mazda 2012 Mazda 5 but has been on the Mazda 3 since 2010 and the Mazda 6 since 2009. Prior to that all three cars used a 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine .................the new Skyactiv G engine has a much higher compression rate and will get 40mpg highway on the sedan and 39 mpg highway on the hatchback (Mazda 3 in 2012 only) so hopefully this engine migrates soon to the Mazda 5, Mazda 6 and possibly even the Mazda Miata. The Skyactiv G engine also debuts on the new Mazda CX-5 crossover CUV in 2012 likely as a 2013 model ..................0
Anyone hear about the Skyactiv coming to the Mazda5?0
Bob: Keep in mind that the Mazda 5 was just introduced as a new model. Since it was released in the spring of 2011 it is a 2012 model and thus this model year will last 1.5 years. Mazda is not going to introduce a new engine in the middle of the initial model year so you can be assured it will not occur until at least the 2013 model year. Also, the Mazda 5 is a niche vehicle (20K-25K/year sale volume through the past several years but supposedly increasing this year) and they don't spend much of any marketing dollars on it (the Mazda 5 has no direct competition since the Kia Rondo was discontinued, Ford elected not to bring a gas version of the C-Maxx on the same platform as the 5 and GM is not bringing the Orlando (hinged doors) to the US either.
Thus, with the upgrade to the 2.5 liter engine not occurring until this year I think it would be at least 2014 before Skyactiv would come to the Mazda 5. It would be strange to have the 2.5 liter engine for only 1 model year on the Mazda 5 (2.3 liter 4 until this new model -- Mazda 6 had this engine through 2008, the Mazda 3 had the 2.3 through 2009). Also, the long-term goals for Mazda are to make the SkyActiv the mainstream 4 cylinder engine on all its cars. As the Mazda 3 makes up more than 50% of total sales in the US it is likely they will discontinue one of the two engines (likely the Mazda 3 base 2.0 liter engine -- the 2.5 liter is on the higher models) and ramp up SkyActiv production. The Mazda 6 will also get the SkyActiv engine and has had the 2.5 liter engine since 2009 (for 3 model years). It is confirmed in Car and Driver December 2011 issue that the Mazda 6 will get the DIESEL Skyactiv engine option in about 18 months (turbo diesel but same skyactiv technology) and the new 2013 will get the SkyActive engine standard first (gas) and the diesel engine (later) ..............note that the Mazda 5 is also the last new model introduction to use the Nagare styling (smiley face) -- all new models will have the new styling that comes out first on the CX-5 next spring (2013 model) ....0
leewan Posts: 5Some thoughts on the new M5 after 1700 mile trip, Minneapolis to Englewood Fl, One 6 hour day, one 13 hours, and one 7 hour day.
First the seats which felt so form fitting and firm, took a bit of adjusting and still need something to make them really good, my wife in the passenger seat was really uncomfortable half way though the first day. Second the area from where the windshield meets the hood back to the outside of the driver side mirror is a bit of a blind spot for me even with the little window, especially at night, it might be where I am sitting and should get better as I get used to it. Third the brake peddle has too much "play", when coming off cruise control, the cruise cuts out immediately but the peddle feels like it has too far to travel to get to serious braking. I am going to talk to the dealer about that. Also when I floor the gas sometime the transmission takes a bit of time to find the go gear, sometimes has to search for the right gear, a bit disconcerting when trying to hit a closing window of opportunity. The cruise control works great, the speedo is a little off relative to the gps, at 70 gps 71, at 75 gps 77, you might want to check yours.
Sounds like I had a lot of problems with the car, not so , we really like the car. It drives like it is on rails, you have to pay attention all the time (a good thing) we felt safe and made adjustments to the above which I am sure will get better with time.
Now for the really good stuff. We got all our "go to Florida for the winter" stuff into the car without blocking the rear window. The car had about 900 miles when we left. The trip was 1688 (odometer) and we used 57.5 gallons for 29.3 mpg. I am really happy with that. Mileage was taken off the trip meter, each tank filled until the first click turned off the pump. Speeds were 72 for first part of trip, 77 for second half, air was on for only the last 4 hours.
One note about the Scangage e, going up hill under hard acceleration pushed the gauge to read 9999 mpg, like we were coasting, shortly after it read abnormally high mpg on a flat road, it did readjust after a while.
A happy M5 owner
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That's too bad if you're right, because MPG was one of the main reasons I never ended up buying a Mazda5. I had a Freestyle that would get in the mid 20s MPG and upper 20s MPG on the highway, as will an Odyssey or Sienna, so with the Mazda5 being so much smaller, I'd expect more like mid-30s highway MPG at least, which is what I was hoping the Skyactiv would bring.0
Everyone that likes Mazda vehicles is excited about the SkyActiv engines (currently just added as an optional engine to the 2011 Mazda 3 and will be the standard engine on the new 2013 (spring 2012) Mazda CX-5 compact CUV).
However, keep in mind that the Mazda 5 was just updated and it is a niche vehicle (sales in the 20,000 range) in the US. So, this engine will make it to the Mazda 5 (as the 2.5 liter engine and the 2.3 liter engine before it were shared with the Mazda 3 and Mazda 6) but the Mazda 6 will get it first (and the diesel variant of SkyActiv) as it up for a new redesign in 18 months.
Honda has only recent Acura models (TL this year) with a 6 speed automatic (even the new 2012 Honda Civic redesign stuck with a 5 speed automatic and was panned) and has zero cars at this point with direct injection (Hyundai, Kia are leading this race but came in 3rd in a new Passat/Camry/Sonata comparison in the December 2012 Motortrend (in 3 separate tests for the 4 cylinder, 6 cylinder and fuel efficient models -- Passat is TDI diesel not hybrid) to the Passat .................
Note that Ford is introducing the C-Max (a direct platform cousin to the Mazda 5) this year and it has the same sliding doors (but power option I think) and can seat 7 (has the seat insert option in the 2nd row). Ford, however, backed out of offering a gasoline version in the US (Hybrid and plug in hybrid versions only) and I am not interested in a hybrid at this point (I have kept my 1990 Mazda 626 hatchback for 21 years and a hybrid won't last that long).
I am interested in the SkyActiv (both gas and diesel) down the line ............0
I bought a used 2008 Mazda5 with just under 36,000 miles on it. This is my first Japanese branded car and in summary, I'm unimpressed.
This replaced a 1996 Olds Cutlass with 185K miles on it. The Mazda's engine seems OK and gives some nice zip for a 4 cylinder, but my 6 cylinder Olds gave smoother power and fuel mileage. In comparison, the Cutlass averaged about 26 MPG. The Mazda does about the same. The Cutlass' parts wore out at intervals one would expect. I'm finding the Mazda to be a lower quality vehicle and I'll likely not buy another.
Immediately after purchase, I had to replace the rear shocks which improved handling. I made the replacement myself and observed that the shocks are pretty dainty - they're long and skinny similar to the hatch pistons. There's not enough mass there to sustain the vehicle so I expect that they'll require replacement again at about 60,000 miles.
Mazda soon after had a recall on the power steering pump which improved steering greatly. I'd suggest that any Mazda 3/5 owner make sure that this recall has been completed.
This past summer, I had the Mazda dealer flush the transmission. Since then, I've noticed on warm days over 90 degrees F or driving in the mountains that the transmission has a hard shift between 3rd and 4th gears. I believe that this is more around transmission cooling than the transmission itself. Similar to the rear shocks, Mazda engineers may have underspec'd the cooling for the transmission. My next step will be to try a transmission flush to see if it resolves the shift issue.
One of the rear hubs seized up and I replaced this myself, again observing that the part was dainty. In the case of a hub, I believe that it just doesn't have enough mass to cool warm bearings.
I'm at just over 60,000 miles now and the front struts are in need of replacement. I'll probably replace the front struts and rear shocks at the same time. It won't surprise me if they're undersized, similar to the rear shocks.
I've always driven GM cars and ran them to about 200K miles with standard wear/tear issues that one would expect. I bought the Mazda hearing how much better Japanese quality is, but I'm not seeing it. Instead, I see a vehicle with very questionable engineering quality.
After this experience, I'm unimpressed with Mazda specifically and will further question Japanese brands' quality in general.
Engineering quality:
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Overall: :lemon:0
There is a reason Olds does not exist anymore...nonetheless to each its own!
Shocks = normal wear and tear part
Bearings = normal wear and tear part
Transmission shifting = there is a TSB make sure it is done already
Wow really?
+ + = :lemon: ???
GM= :lemon: 's0
The 7 GM's that I had over the past 30 years would run 80K to 100K miles before I had to replace struts and I've never had hub go out. Again, the GM's have run 80K to 200K miles with very few issues.
I agree that they're normal wear & tear parts, but they seem to wear & tear faster on Mazda since they're undersized.
The tranny has been to the dealer's shop 3 times now with no resolution.
My 2 year experience with my single Mazda isn't impressing me as much as my 30 year experience with the 7 GM's I've owned.0
bobbart Posts: 3First time Mazda owner, metropolitan grey mazda5. I have 4700 miles on the car and was quite pleased with it until I went to change the motor oil. While I was under there I noticed transmission fluid leaking of the tranny somewhere. You can see where it was dripping and coated the undercarriage of the car. I have to say I am not at all happy. Called the dealer which is 3 hours away to make an appointment. Of course they can't imagine what would cause such a thing and the service manager had to look in the owner's manual to see if it had an automatic dipstick so I could check the levels. Which I had already found on my own. I hope it is a quick fix.0
microrepair Eastern MassachusettsPosts: 508Wow, you and I have had exactly opposite experiences with GM and Mazda. Back in the 90's, I owned two Buicks that pretty much disentegrated mechanically in the 50-60 K mile range and got traded immediately with expensive problems that I refused to pay for. I've also owned another 5 or 6 GM products over the last 50 years and never had one I would call a reliable vehicle and never could trust keeping one beyond the 60K mile point. On the other hand, I had a 1988 MX-6 which I kept to the 100K mark and it only cost me tires, brakes and oil changes. And maybe one refill on the AC. I have had a 2009 Mazda6i GT since 11/2008 and it appears to be well on the way to repeating my experience with the 1988 model. I have 41K on it now and just last month the dealer said I don't even need to worry about the brakes as yet..! And that is amazing for me personally because I have not owned ANY car where I could get more than 35K out of the brakes.!! And the 2009 hasn't needed anything so far except oil changes..
In August 2011 we bought a 2012 Mazda5 and are very happy with it so far. I will need to call the dealer this week and have them check out a small vibration when the brakes are applied moderately at 40MPH. The only complaint we have with the Mazda5 is that a power seat was not available and for me the lack of lumbar adjustment and seat tilt makes it less than comfortable for long trips. But it is primarily my wife's vehicle so we take the 6 on long trips. But the 5 is a delight to drive; responsive steering, brakes, and throttle along with a slightly softer ride than the 6. And the smaller size makes it easier to park in congested areas. The 2.5 engine is almost identical in both cars and is a great engine...!
It may be that you got one of the rare lemons from Mazda..?? Or maybe Mazda is improving after their almost divorce from Ford??0
ben70 Posts: 16After owned Hondas for years lately some serious issues made our Odyssey unsafe to drive (brakes didn't work). Madza5 is zero defects and is $10K less expensive too. Would have kept the Odyssey if it weren't for life-threatening safety issues.0
jjac28 Posts: 2Cant recommend this car. Bought it based on looks , handling and Mazda reliability... did i say Mazda reliability? lol
at 75k km Im having noisy back suspension issues. Also had problems with front engine mounts, luckily these were replaced before my warranty expired.
Ive been many times to the dealership to be told that its a design issue, the suspension is improperly designed not suitable for a van ...
looks like theres no solution either.
Be prepared to have this problem and having to constantly pay for it to get it fixed. Im not sure if the new 2012 model will have the same suspension issues but stay away from older models imho0
My wife's 2008 Mazda 5 has had both rear struts fail within a month or so after the car left the warranty coverage period. Good thing the dealer worked with Mazda to go 50-50 on the cost of replacements. But seriously, two bad struts for a low mileage car that is very gently driven? I've owned a bunch of other Japanese and American cars over the years and NEVER had any suspension parts go bad even over 120k miles. Looking online I see many other complaining of bad struts on the Mazda 3 and 5 models. This would seem like a pretty well known problem but Mazda doesn't seem to be doing anything about it.0
Took the car in for an oil change and brake flush and the dealer tells me the suspension bushings on the front and back are all shot. This is at 40k miles. I've never owned a car in 30 years that has ever needed any suspension work like this car. Mazda has a problem with the 3 and 5 series models and the internet boards are full of talk about the suspension components going out at about the 40k mile mark. I'm not going to buy another Mazda after this experience.0
jay_gloab Posts: 2My '09 has had to have the rear shocks replaced twice in under 50,000 miles (first time under warranty, second time a few months after the warranty expired). Needless to say I didn't get OEM shocks the second time.
Otherwise, I'm fairly happy with the car. It's reasonably economical compared to its larger minivan cousins, and fairly fun to drive with the stick shift. It's fantastically maneuverable for a 6-passenger car.
My peeves (aside from the rear suspension problem) are relatively minor: I find the driver's seat cramped, and I'm not especially tall at 6'0"; the auto climate control needs to be much more flexible. Replacing the headlight bulbs is incredibly difficult.0
How did the cargo space go down from 35CuFt to 25CuFt when the car hasn't gotten smaller? Did Mazda just allow the rear seats to go back further in their tracks? If so, that would mean if the second row was slid up a little you'd still get the 35CuFt? Or were there other changes?0
nomadman1 Posts: 2I agree the Mazda 5 we have is the best. I bought a 2012 GT in April, 2013 new and now have almost 11,000 miles on it. At 5000 mi. I changed the oil to Mobil 1. Manual calls for 0w20 oil so that's what I put in. We just finished a 2700 mile trip and averaged about 30.3 mpg. High was 31.6 mpg. Around town I get about 26.5 mpg. I drive easy on the gas and braking but the AC is almost always on. The car is very nimble, predictable, and fairly quiet. Super versatile, and comfortable to drive...I like the sliding doors in the garage for clearance next to our other car. I hope to drive this car for many years as it does everything well!0
keep_it_simple Posts: 5So does everyone love their Mazda5 or are they simply hard to find?
There are 21 Mazda5 for sale within a radius that includes Atlanta, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Nashville. 9 of them have leather seats (a huge positive with young kids in my opinion), and only 1 is a manual transmission (not leather and they want $2000 above blue book).
The Mazda5 seems to meet my needs on paper. Just need to drive out a few hours to test drive one. I was hoping for 4-5 years old with less than 100,000 miles on the engine, but looks like I may be choosing from MY2012-2013 or MY2008 with <100,000 miles.0
@keep_it_simple said:
So does everyone love their Mazda5 or are they simply hard to find?
I found it hard to find a 2013 model in my state this past December, so I settled for a 2014 Touring. I've racked up slightly less than 400 miles so far. It is much quieter than my old vehicle, has a parking sensor (unexpected bonus) which is really useful on the small streets and tight parking spaces I navigate on and into, and Bluetooth which makes interaction with my phone So. Much. Easier. (I had some doubts about it working because the web site didn't list my model, the LG 800G. I then realized that Bluetooth is a standard that should work most anywhere.)
My first fill-up yielded a MPG figure of 21, not too far from my old ride and just under the city figure estimated by the EPA (expected).
My brother, who's all legs and taller than me, finds the front passenger seat harder to fit into because of the way the glovebox and dash intrudes into the passenger space. He's much happier in the second row.
Except for a wavy scratch on my front bumper that managed to imprint itself there after a week (!!) of ownership, I'm happy with my purchase.0
After nearly a year of of ownership, I'm still mostly happy with my purchase. On most fill-ups, I achieve near 22 mpg (mostly city miles). A recent fill-up did produce a much lower figure (around 17 mpg). There were more than a few days where I had to use the air conditioning unit to keep the windows clear.
I've taken one long road trip with the car earlier this summer. Like other cars in my price range (and buses and planes), I've found that I can't sit in the vehicle for more than 1.5-2 hours before the area around my coccyx starts crying out for relief. The so-called trucker's massaging chair pads I bought a few years ago hit every place but where it was the most needed. I'll have to buy a pad to compensate for that. (If you find yourself thinking about taking a trip to Chincoteague Island on the eastern Virginia seashore, do it. It is a very nice place, but there is only one road that leads there. Pick the right day, and you'll see a rocket launch.) The USB port gets extensive use as a phone charger and mp3 player. It plays songs placed on a memory stick fine. The car's radio can't play music on the model of iPod nano that I have, and it doesn't appear to be able to find music stored on my brother's Android phone.
Hauling people and stuff: people have commented that my vehicle is more like a wagon than a very small van, and it is a capable hauler with the third row down. It has handled multiple runs to the bulk product retailer that I go to, and was able to handle a 50" TV loaded vertically and diagonally (one middle row seat was folded). One of the third row seats was occupied by a teenage girl once, and she appeared to be comfortable. I did have some trouble once with getting my mom from the hospital: her condition had caused her body to swell. Although there was enough room for her in the second row once inside, getting her through the opening was a problem. The patient transporters suggested that I kick the seat back as far as it could go, and that allowed her to get in. She had problems pulling herself in, and folding her legs enough to clear the B pillar.
On retrospect, she would have had an easier time getting into my sister's Grand Caravan, and was about to call her when the seat back suggestion was mentioned.
Because my vehicle is gray, it is harder to distinguish from other vehicles. Sometimes, I use my keyfob's lock feature to get the car to sound out its location.
Maintenance: aside from replacement of a tire because of an unfixable puncture, the vehicle hasn't given me trouble. The previous Suzuki I had started with rotor and electrical (starting) problems throughout much of my ownership experience.
I wish for many happy years with my vehicle until the day that I wear it out, or Mazda NA comes to its senses and brings back the Mazda6 wagon.0
Quiet in here. I'll see what I can do about that as I pick up my nice 2013 GT CPO. Seemed like a very good deal other than there was not a manual to be had.
I agree about the loss of the late, lamented 6 wagon. I have an 2004 6s wagon that was to die for. Unfortunately it need four cats. All four are clogged beyond saving. If I'd known that was going to happen I wouldn't have done the clutch and tires. Oh, well. I loved that car. I'm sure I'll like this one.2015 Mazda 6 Grand Touring, 2014 Mazda 3 Sport Hatchback, 1999 Mazda Miata 2004 Toyota Camry LE, 1999.1
Let's see if anyone is in here. I bought a 2013 5 Grand Touring with 20,000 miles on it Tuesday. Very nice and certainly not a thing wrong with it. I can see things I'd do differently were I designing the car - mostly storage for little things by the driver. I'd put a better stereo in it and I do wonder why they never went Skyactive on it.
That said, it gets about 25 MPG overall. 28+ on the highway. I'll be up in Manhattan on Monday so I'll have a real city number. Very quiet and competent. Not the tiger that the 6 was but no problem ferrying around the family and still has a Mazda personality which is a good thing.2015 Mazda 6 Grand Touring, 2014 Mazda 3 Sport Hatchback, 1999 Mazda Miata 2004 Toyota Camry LE, 1999.0
stever Posts: 52,462Shopped these several times - always felt too narrow somehow, at least coming from a full size van. Coming from a sedan it probably feels plenty big enough, and would be something you'd get used to in a couple of days even downsizing from a big van.0
Yeah, it is a bit narrow but it does the trick.2015 Mazda 6 Grand Touring, 2014 Mazda 3 Sport Hatchback, 1999 Mazda Miata 2004 Toyota Camry LE, 1999.0


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We asked the Superdiners: If your friends aren't hosting a
Well, Las Vegas is the best place to be if you're not going to the game. For staying in town, I like the Tap Room (1269 Garnet Ave., Pacific Beach. 858-274-1010 or sdtaproom.com). Get there early for tailgate specials and a great spot near one of the 10 HD projectors. If there is a little too much "bro" for ya, head to The Ruby Room (1271 University Ave., Hillcrest. 619-299-7372 or rubyroomsd.com) for a nice dive-bar rendition, complete with after-party. — Ricardo Heredia, executive chef at Alchemy Restaurant
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Want to throw your own Super Bowl party? Try these signature foods of San Francisco and Baltimore for your menu.
My pick would be Club M at The Grand Del Mar (5300 Grand Del Mar Court, Carmel Valley. 858-314-2700 or thegranddelmar.com/club-m) because of their four 85-inch flat-screen televisions and chef Ernest Lopez's global tapas menu. — William Bradley, executive chef at Addison, the signature restaurant of The Grand Del Mar
I miss Seau's (RIP No. 55), but Buffalo Wild Wings (555 Broadway, Chula Vista. 619-407-6205 or buffalowildwings.com) is also a great spot. It has a ton of TVs and enough wings to feed a small Super Bowl army. Other than that, Hooters (various; hooters.com) or Barleymash (600 Fifth Ave., Gaslamp Quarter. 619-255-7373 or barleymash.com) are worth checking out. — Joanne Arellano, human resources professional, avid Yelper, avid diner
Barleymash has a man cave in the restaurant basement called Ginger's. Enough said! OK, maybe not, because it's small and might be crowded. But the spacious upstairs is good, too — lots of TVs with a raucous, engaged crowd of peeps enjoying really good food. Since it'll be Super Bowl Sunday, try something different like the El Pollo Borracho: Michelada-braised chicken thighs, pepper jack cheese, salsa fresca and tequila-cilantro aioli. Or one of their "barley pies," like my fave, the Salami Pie with artisan salami, pepperoni, red sauce, fresh mozzarella, herbs and roasted garlic. — Gerald "Dex" Poindexter," publicist, avid diner (
For a great Super Bowl, I abide by the Rule of Three T's: True North Tavern (3815 30th St., North Park. 619-291-3815 or truenorthtavern.com), Tater Tots, Taps, Tremendous TVs and Tater Tots. Was that more than three T's? And did I mention the Tater Tots? — Charles Kaufman, baker, owner of Bread & Cie Café
Barleymash in the Gaslamp Quarter. In addition to Bud and Coors, you'll find a large selection of local beers such as Stone, Green Flash, and Ballast Point. The upscale pub grub is more than decent. But, best of all, it's a vibrant scene — they've got a live DJ, friendly staff, and even do sports trivia with prizes. The place vibrates "good time." — Susan Russo, food writer, cookbook author (Twitter @Susan_Russo)
Sublime Alehouse in San Marcos' Restaurant Row has plenty of flatscreens, craft beers and something for everyone on the menu from salads to burgers, pizza and multiple mac n' cheese combos. — Randee Stratton, real estate broker, avid diner
Now, I don't go there often since I am not a Niners fan (still fuming over the Bolts' '94 loss to Young, Rice and company), but if you back the red-and-gold, hit up
A great place to watch the SuperBowl is downtown in East Village at Bootlegger. I'm a huge fan of this bar, not only because of the great set-up, friendly bartenders and large quantity of flat screen televisions, but also because it draws a nice crowd of people, who are fun and really enjoy hanging out together, it's the downtown scene without the attitude. — David Salisbury, a law firm's director of business development, avid diner
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You've seen Madonna do it; you loved when Gwen
Stefani did it - NOW YOU CAN DO IT TOO!!!! Henna
Tattoing has made its way from Hollywood to the hallowed halls
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No - needles are not involved! To
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Thanksgiving snuck up on me this year. Here it is four days before Thanksgiving and I have yet to buy a turkey. While I was selling hams for the Onslow Literacy Council, I did get a ham but no bird. Between that and getting ready for the Festival of Trees, which will be held Dec. 1, 2 and 3, not to mention work, Thanksgiving was something I was going to get to. Thank goodness for grown children and family who are all good cooks. Since I haven�t gotten there yet, I am moving on to the main purpose of the holiday which is to count our blessings. Here is a small number of the things for which I am thankful:
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I am thankful for family, for sons and daughters, granddaughters, aunts and uncles, siblings, in-laws, and dads. I am thankful for children who come home to see their mom and bring the granddaughters, who spend time playing games and going on road trips or to festivals, who help mow the lawn and keep the house repaired. I am thankful for children who go to the doctor with their mom. I am thankful for children who listen while I vent, tell me jokes to cheer me up and laugh at my jokes. I am thankful for children who go to church with me but more so for children who take responsibility for their faith and attend church when I�m not there. I am also thankful for family members who are no longer with us and for what they meant in my life.
I am thankful to be an American; for the troops, and I thank them and their families and all veterans for their sacrifice for our country. I am thankful for veterans� organizations that continue to serve after the enlistment is done.
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I am thankful for Onslow Community Ministries, which daily feeds the hungry and shelters the homeless. I am sorry that OktoberFest was the victim of a hurricane but thankful for a community that stands in the gap.
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I am thankful for the Women�s Center that provides a safe house and a new beginning for families who are victims of domestic violence. I am thankful for dancers with the stars who give of their time and talents to protect our families.
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I am thankful for friends to hang out with, to eat lunch and to take road trips. I am thankful for friends who get us lost but always get us found. I am thankful for friends who sit, freezing or frying, through football games; who yell at the referee at basketball and volleyball games. I am thankful for friends who laugh with me, cry with me and pray for and with me.
I am thankful for family and friends who help with my business, who pick up the trash, do the plumbing, dig the ditches, shore up the leaks and clear the blockages. I lost two of my right-hand friends this year: Bob who managed the campground and Sandy who managed my life. I am lost without both of them but I am so grateful that God sent them into my life. That�s probably why I let Thanksgiving sneak up on me because Sandy is not here to share the planning and shopping.
I am thankful for my faith and my church, for friends who worship with me and pray with and for me. They and my God daily get me through the good times and bad times.
I am thankful to have a job that fulfills me and keeps me busy. I am thankful for coworkers who put up with me and help me get the pages out, get the newspapers into the schools, volunteer at fundraisers, sell the pecans and hams, collect the purses and jewelry and buy the fundraising dinners. They laugh with me and on occasion fuss with me to keep me straight. They go beyond the call of duty and for that, I am thankful. I am thankful for this column and for readers who come every Sunday.
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The investigating officer in an Article 32 case involving Marine Sgt. Robert Richards � one of the Marines involved in the Afghanistan urination video � has recommended he be tried at special court martial.
The investigating officer in an Article 32 case involving Marine Sgt. Robert Richards � one of the Marines involved in the Afghanistan urination video � has recommended he be tried at special court martial.
�The Colonel did a very thorough job,� said defense attorney Guy L. Womack. �The report is very lengthy. He went line by line and covered all the charges. He recommended that many be dismissed. He found that special court martial would be the appropriate forum.�
Sgt. Robert W. Richards was charged Jan. 29 with dereliction of duty, violation of a lawful general order, and conduct prejudicial to the good order and discipline of the armed forces. He is accused of violating the Uniform Code of Military Justice for alleged misconduct in Sandala, Afghanistan, on or about July 27, 2011, which included taking improper photographs of human casualties, including a video recording of him and other Marines urinating on human casualties; the indiscriminate firing of weapons; failure to properly supervise fellow Marines; and failure to report misconduct.
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As they leave the bright lights and glitter of Las Vegas tonight, the decisions and the problems of the 30 MLB General Managers and their respective departments are not over. Even if they are flying in luxury accomodations, the GM's and their staff know that the next 24 hours can also make or break a season by selecting the right players to help the squad in 2009. For tomorrow bring more sticky situations to try and either keep or jettison players who might make a difference in 2009.
So in the morning on this Friday, December 12th, every team in the major leagues must decide to either tender contracts to their arbitration-eligible players, or set them free as more glut in the 2009 free agent market. And while in past years the non-tendered players weren't considered to be difference-makers, the list could be more interesting this year. There are several players on this list who either had bad situation on their teams or might have been fighting back from injuries in 2008.
Players who are "tendered" on Friday are considered signed for 2009 at a salary to be determined, not less than 80 percent of his salary the previous season, and both sides continue negotiating. If a deal cannot be struck, the team and the player will each file a proposed 2009 salary in early January. Those figures are exchanged on Jan. 19, and a date for a salary arbitration hearing is then set for Feb. 1-21.
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A nationwide economic downturn has affected how Major League Baseball teams are conducting business, and in an effort to cut corners, the number of non-tendered players could increase, based solely on the market's projected rise in their salaries based on arbitration data and past results.. The same can be said for the quality of those players. Some of the guys being considered for non-tender have been great contributors to their teams in the past, but not during the 2008 season.
Past players non-tendered include David Ortiz, Rick Ankiel, Ryan Franklin, David Eckstein, and Chad Durbin. Usually at least a few useful guys are unearthed. I am going to submit a few names that are being considered to be non-tendered starting at midnight tonight. Some of these names might sign free agent contracts with their old teams, but usually if a player is released from that team, they tend to float to another organization instead of resign with their old clubs.
The Toronto Blue Jays will have to make decision on four of their players on Friday as to if they are being considered as future pieces to the Blue Jays picture in 2009. General manager J.P. Ricciardi said this week that Jason Frasor, Brian Tallet, Brandon League and Jose Bautista are all likely to receive an offer. Ricciardi noted that Frasor, Tallet and League are all in the plans to rejoin Toronto's bullpen, which led baseball with a 2.94 ERA this past season.
Of the three relievers, Frasor is the most likely to not receive an offer, considering he's due for a raise after making $1.125 million in 2008 and the Jays are strapped for cash this winter. Last season, the 31-year-old Frasor posted a 4.18 ERA in 49 games for the Blue Jays, serving as a middle reliever. Across 47 1/3 innings, the right hander struck out 42 batters and issued 32 walks. Frasor limited hitters to a .208 batting average, including a .174 mark against right-handed batters.
The 31-year-old Tallet, who earned $640,000 in his first year of arbitration in 2008, established a career best with a 2.88 ERA last season. The left hander appeared in 51 games and registered 47 strikeouts against 22 walks over 56 1/3 innings. Tallet was especially tough on right-handed hitters, holding them to a .230 average.
League, 25, is eligible for arbitration for the first time this off season after making $400,000 in 2008. Last season, the hard-throwing right hander posted a career-best 2.18 ERA out of the bullpen, with 23 strikeouts and 15 walks in 31 appearances. In his 33 innings, League had a 3.71 groundball to flyball ratio and limited right-handed hitters to a .200 average. The Blue Jays acquired the 28-year-old Bautista in a trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates in late August and the utility man appeared in 21 games for Toronto down the stretch. Overall, Bautista hit .238 with 15 home runs and 54 RBIs in 128 games with the Pirates and Jays in '08, when he earned $1.8 million.
Another ex-Rays has popped up on the non-tender candidates list coming into Friday night's deadline to offer contracts to arbitration eligible players. The Braves aren't sure exactly how Matt Diaz fits into their plans for the 2009 season, but the veteran outfielder can at least feel good about the fact that he seemingly fits into these plans.
Among the group of Braves who are eligible for arbitration, Diaz, who missed most of this past season because of a torn ligament in his right knee, was seemingly the only candidate to be non-tendered by Friday's midnight ET deadline. But all indications are that the Braves are looking forward to having a healthy Diaz on their roster. He could platoon in left field or simply provided a reliable right-handed bat off the bench. Diaz, Mike Gonzalez, Casey Kotchman, Jeff Francoeur, Kelly Johnson and Omar Infante are the arbitration-eligible players expected to be tendered contracts by the Braves on Friday.
The Dodgers face a handful of non-tender decisions by Friday night's deadline, with the focus . Takashi Saito. He is arbitration eligible, but only if the Dodgers tender him a contract. And even though he's the highest-rated reliever in the National League over the past two years, the club might effectively release Saito, who missed two months with an elbow injury.
Money isn't the burning issue for the Marlins as they approach the non-tender deadline. If they want, they have the allocation to sign all 10 of their remaining arbitration-eligible players. The team must decide if it wants to retain everyone, or pursue other options.
In all, Florida has 10 arbitration-eligible players who must be either tendered a contract or not. The list includes much of the team's nucleus: Dan Uggla, Jorge Cantu, Cody Ross, Jeremy Hermida, Josh Johnson, Ricky Nolasco, Alfredo Amezaga, Logan Kensing, Joe Nelson and Dallas McPherson. Of the group, the possible non-tenders appear to be Nelson and McPherson.
Uggla, Cantu, Ross, Hermida and Amezaga are position players who will be tendered. Now, the Marlins are continuing to explore possible trades for Hermida. Johnson and Nolasco are the leading candidates to be the Opening Day starter. Kensing and Nelson are right hander relievers.
Baseball's non-tender deadline should come and go on Friday night without consequence for the Mets, whose arbitration-eligible players will play significant roles on the team in 2009. But the Mets have little reason not to retain their eligible players: Ryan Church, John Maine, Pedro Feliciano, Duaner Sanchez and Jeremy Reed.
Church, 30, hit .276 with 12 home runs in 90 games last season, his first with the Mets. He was the team's most productive hitter until a concussion sidelined him in May and created a series of lingering effects that plagued him for the rest of the season. Church, who agreed to a $2 million contract to avoid arbitration last off season, will enter Spring Training as the starting right fielder.
Maine, 27, is expected to be the third pitcher in a starting rotation that also includes Johan Santana and Mike Pelfrey. Coming off right shoulder surgery that prematurely ended his season, Maine will be arbitration-eligible for the first time. Feliciano, 32, produced a 4.05 ERA and two saves last season as one of the Mets' two primary left-handed relievers. He also avoided arbitration last season by agreeing to a one-year contract worth $1.025 million.
Reed, 27, is the outfielder the Mets received as part of the 12-player trade Wednesday that also landed them Putz. He is expected to assume Endy Chavez's role as a fourth outfielder.
Sanchez, 29, will begin his second full season since missing a year and a half after two surgeries on his pitching shoulder. General manager Omar Minaya has said publicly that he expects Sanchez to be more successful this season, especially now that the presence of Francisco Rodriguez and J.J. Putz will allow him to pitch earlier in games.
Pitchers Shawn Hill, Scott Olsen and Tim Redding, outfielders Willie Harris and Josh Willingham and third baseman Ryan Zimmerman must be offered contracts by Washington or they will become free agents. Entering the Winter Meetings, the Nationals had to make decisions on seven players, but the club released reliever Jesus Colome on Wednesday.
He appeared in 61 games and had a 4.31 ERA while being used as a setup man last season. As for the rest of the players, Olsen, Redding, Harris, Willingham and Zimmerman most likely will be offered contracts. However, Hill will be a tough decision. He has had elbow problems the past four years in Washington and has pitched in a combined 34 games.
The White Sox are expected to tender contracts to Bobby Jenks and DeWayne Wise prior to Friday night's 11 p.m. CT deadline for all arbitration-eligible players. This duo stands as the only two arbitration-eligible players on the team's 40-man roster.
Jenks, 27, could earn 10 times more than his $550,000 salary for 2008 if he goes through the arbitration process, having emerged as one of the game's steadiest closers. Despite being attached to a great deal of Hot Stove trade talk deemed by general manager Ken Williams as "just rumor and innuendo," the burly right hander enters the 2009 season as the second-fastest pitcher to reach 100 saves in Major League history. Jenks accomplished this feat in just 187 games, trailing only Kazuhiro Sasaki's total of 160.
Wise had a rags-to-riches story in 2008. Independent baseball in New Jersey looked to be his season-long vocation, until Minor League director Buddy Bell, who knew Wise from their days together with the Reds, encouraged the White Sox to bring the 30-year-old veteran into Minor League Spring Training.
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Will there be high quality torrent downloads, just like with your sinestra kill movie?
Why wait for someone else to kill Nef to release a video...
Method did it legit. They're waiting on you, so they can release THEIR video.
i still dont understand why blizz patched the bleed effect bug and didnt take away the kill, but oh well grats on world first
Bug? Maybe you missed statement from hermanni?
You should read it and understand how encounter is even working...
Congratulations guys! With the mix of epic fights and strategies you remain on top whatever trolls say about Nefarian shot.I can't belive how much QQ is about that fight with no specific reason.Whatever people say he is dead.Doesn't really matter how when everything is OK.That makes you special.I still don't get it why Method preferred to QQ about losing world first on Nefarian and mock you with that fail screenshot.Looks like jealousy knows no bounds.In conclusion I saw only classic shots everywhere.Same old tactic.You finally brought something new and entertaining. Thank you Paragon! and keep this going.
Out of the very top guilds Method was probably the most mature in their responses considering Nefarian.
I have to congratulate Paragon for the kills. Seems like you are the only ones who think outside the box and use creative ways to deal with every situation (audience in Al`Akir fight is brilliant:)). You really are willing to push it to the absolute limit. That is why you are a step ahead of everyone and I hope you can continue this trend in the future.
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Just stop the QQ already -.-
Lets face it. If Method, Ensidia or Stars would have figured out rip "bug" they would have used it.
Paragon just figured it out before they did.
I can't see why they wouldn't use it, because fight was intend to give buff to deal more damage. Just live with it.
Congratulations again. You proved again that you're the best.
Don't pay attention to the haters and other evil creatures.
The ONLY one who can judge and has the right to do it is Blizzard and if for them everything is legit than it is for everyone.
Everyone else who try to complain about something else is a retard, with all meanings of the word.
Gz on all the kills and ty for beta testing allowing Blizzard to tune the mechanics!
Cause of guilds like this my guild and many others get to fight proper working encounters \o/
Hey, nice vid, I'm really liking the UI the hunter you are filming from are using. Is it available to download somewhere or would I have to try to recreate it myself?


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They might want us out of there before it gets really dark, but we could try. Do you always work until 5:30?
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