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Cadillac ATS vs rivals
Cadillac firmly believes its new ATS can resurrect the brand's motto as the 'Standard of the World'. We set it up with Europe's latest and finest, the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4, representing quite different visions of what the best premium mid-size saloon should be. Imran Malik, Sony Thomas and Dejan Jovanovic argue until sunset.
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- This red Yank (centre) wants to take over the premium saloon segment, ruled for eons by ze Germans...
When Cadillac developed its new big hope, the ATS saloon, General Motors' halo brand made no secret about the fact that it's gunning straight for the top of the segment pile. Unfortunately that means toppling the latest-generation F30 BMW 3 Series — wheels' best premium saloon of 2012 — off its well-deserved pedestal, alongside another brilliant newcomer, the 3.0-litre Audi A4, which would take a miracle. But gosh darn it, could it be that the Yanks just gone and done it?
This car already has a pretty big advantage over the others. Why? Quattro. That's why. The A4 handles fabulously well, what with all four wheels gripping the road for dear life. You can toss it into corners at obscene speeds and it tackles them without breaking a sweat. It's Audi's best-seller and you can see why — because it does the lot.
Fast? Yes. Handsome? Absolutely. Roomy? Definitely. What more do you want? Driving thrills, did you say? Well, this 3.0-litre supercharged V6 is a potent force, producing 272bhp and 400Nm of torque. Mash the loud pedal and you are pinned to the seat; the howling motor is an aural delight. I have to say I like this car, and it isn't because I have been tasked with defending its pride in this shootout. I'd say the A4 is 'just right' in every respect; it's the right size, has the right amount of power and is priced right too.
However, even though I like those bold LED headlights, its purposeful stance, the 17in alloys and the neat boot-lid spoiler, there's no denying it looks like a thinned-down version of the A6 or A8. And there's the problem. Chances are, if you don't like the looks of those two, then you probably won't like this either. It's not all bad though, as the cabin is top drawer.
Everything in here has been crafted to perfection; I especially like the fat multifunction steering wheel and the two-tone sport seats aren't bad either. There's plenty of brightwork in here surrounding the gauge cluster, the AC vents and other areas, not to mention fine Nappa leather, which brings a bit of glamour to the proceedings, while the Audi MMI is arguably the best in the biz and very user-friendly.
The V6 is a feisty lump and propels the A4 from 0-100kph in 5.9 seconds and has an electronically limited top speed of 250kph. Power is split 40/60 to the front and rear axle and as much as 70 per cent can be sent to the front and 85 per cent to the back, while the S Tronic seven-speed swaps cogs quickly and smoothly.
It feels nimble and sure-footed on most surfaces, however the electromechanical steering is a little artificial, although there is a Dynamic mode setting that improves it a bit. No complaints with the chassis though, it's impressive with its sporty precision and high ride comfort. No doubt the A4 is a solid all-rounder, but with the new Cadillac ATS and the much-loved 3 Series in the mix, it has a tough fight on its hands.
SONY'S BMW 335i
With the latest 3 Series, BMW raised the bar so high, that I couldn't picture anyone, including Munich's own M GmBH, coming up with something that would better this. Although the new Cadillac ATS, which GM says is aimed squarely at the 3 Series, is one heck of a good car with its near-telepathic precision to its steering feel and a very uncharacteristically stiff and responsive chassis, it's still not as good as the BMW 3 Series.
The 3.0-litre V6 that churns out 306bhp at 5,800rpm and 400Nm of twist right from 1,200rpm simply outclasses the other two powerhouses hands down. The shifts of the eight-speed auto 'box are indiscernibly smooth and instant. The all-electric power steering system is nicely weighted, giving you great feedback from the road, although it's left wanting compared to the previous F90 3 Series' hydraulic set-up or even that of the Cadillac here.
However, as good as the other two are around corners, the 335i with its perfect weight distribution feels more surefooted and composed than both the Caddy and the Audi. In my opinion, the level of involvement for the driver offered by the 3 Series remains unmatched by any of its rivals, including the new ATS.
The new 3 Series has the sleekest front end among Munich's saloons, with its curvy headlights that taper towards the wide kidney grilles adding to its aggressive good looks. But in comparison to its rivals here, it must be admitted that its exterior looks extremely conservative and pedestrian.
The same's true with the interior, which, although top class in fit and finish, looks
a bit staid in comparison to the A4's classy cabin and the ATS's thoroughly modern passenger compartment. The latest version of iDrive is more intuitive, making it a lot easier to navigate than the earlier versions of the system, and is now as good as Audi's MMI system or the Cadillac's CUE system.
But what makes the 3 Series the undisputed king of the compact saloon world is the fact that it's a marvellous amalgamation of excellent steering feedback, a spectacularly smooth and powerful engine and a suspension that strikes an amazing balance between sportiness and comfort.
The Cadillac feels like a sportscar and the A4 feels like a compact saloon. But the BMW 335i lets you drive hard and push its limits constantly while keeping you well aware of the fact that you're in an executive saloon. A kind of out-of-body experience that lets you travel in the 'astral' plane of sportscars without leaving the plush physical plane of a luxury saloon. For me, nothing compares.
I didn't want to get out of the ATS. Its light but accurate steering, its gruff exhaust note, its balanced chassis and eager front end kept having me look over my shoulder just to make sure it wasn't a two-seater. I think for a mid-size saloon, this couldn't get any more fun or inviting to drive.
But Sony managed to pull me out and shove me into his BMW 3 Series. And the smile was wiped off my face. I wanted to believe that Cadillac had finally done the impossible, and created a better 3 Series; I didn't want a counter-argument to risk this revelation about an American saloon.
Yet the original from Munich is just a sublime cohesive package — its steering mechanism, suspension, transmission and engine behaving like organic, fluid extensions of each other, where the Cadillac definitely feels like a separate collection of (very good) components.
There are some upsides to this. The BMW comes across as heavier unless pushed, where its impeccable handling (for a saloon) belies any artificial weightiness in the steering and heavier-sprung throttle pedal. In the Caddy, the throttle drops to the floor, the revs rise quicker, the steering wheel is busier in your hands and the rear end scythes with loss of traction, while the 335i gradually steps into a composed slide.
The ATS feels about 200 kilos lighter, yet spec for spec it's only 15kg lighter than the BMW. The Cadillac is actually more fun to weave around in, in the same sense that it's more fun to tell booger jokes than it is to watch Bloomberg. I think the 3 Series loves Bloomberg. And this suave but toilet-humour-loving American looks good too.
It's certainly not from the German school of design, but even if I am most definitely not a fan of Cadillac's contrived Art & Science styling language, I can find lots to love with the ATS. Pick a metallic hue and they'll park you up front at every valet.
The interior is modern without looking like a Transformer threw up in there — looking at you Ford — and I can genuinely say I've got the hang of this CUE thing and I think it's great. The tiny touches like confirmation vibrations are nice thoughts, and if you can live with fingerprints all over your high-gloss centre console then, well, the good news is you're not anal-retentive.
With Magnetic Ride Control, the ride in the Caddy is still un-Cadillac hard, but when you're reminded of the Germans' warped idea of comfort you quickly want to jump back in the ATS. The Brembo brakes are fantastic, and the middle pedal inspires confidence with its synchronised feel and heft.
The two biggest and only rear drawbacks with the top-of-the-line Cadillac ATS are the transmission and engine. In fact that should be considered as one drawback, as the engine feels too strained nearing the top of its rev range, and the transmission shifts down with the delicacy of a football lineback.
This thing could use a world-class powertrain to match its superb appointments, suspension, handling, ride, acceleration and most of all, price. Every time I jump into the new BMW 3 Series I think it can't get better than that. And it can't. But would I pay Dh50K more for a BMW over this superb Cadillac, that is perhaps only Dh10K less good? Please. Sony, don't bother me any more. I'm staying put.
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It's great to see some Dave Matthews material. A couple of songs would be great for Phase 3. DMB is what starting my interest in guitar and oh boy it is very difficult for beginners. i am now, after a year, able to get my fingers to stretch like Dave. Thank you for the lessons.
I've always just thought of those as a particular voicing of a sus2 chord, although stacked fifths gives a really easy to understand "chord image" in my head. When I hear "stacked fifths" I know exactly the chord you're referring to, whereas "sus2" can have various voicings, so I like your "stacked 5ths" term better :)
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STILLWATER – The Cowboy offense was backed up on its own 1-yard line, early in the game Saturday night. You remember. Back when America still thought Baylor was a force to be reckoned with.
Oklahoma State football: Inside a Chelf righteous performance
And the coaching Mikes, Gundy and Yurcich, turned to Clint Chelf.
The OSU quarterback fired a 28-yard strike to Charlie Moore on the sideline, and suddenly, OSU was out of the shadow of Gallagher-Iba Arena.
Soon enough, the Cowboys were out of the shadow of Baylor. And Chelf was out of the shadow of his own limitations.
OSU routed Baylor 49-17 at Boone Pickens Stadium, a stunning verdict in a top-10 showdown, and Chelf was superb.
That completion to Moore ignited a 99-yard touchdown drive. Chelf directed six TD drives in all.
He completed his first 12 passes Saturday night, finishing 19 of 25 for a career high 370 yards and three touchdowns.
Chelf beat Texas with his legs a week ago but beat Baylor with his arm. That's two Big 12 unbeatens taken down in back-to-back weeks by the guy who often is down but never is out.
"He's been good the last few games in what we've asked him to do," Gundy said. "We didn't feel we had as much of an advantage with him running the ball this game. But he was real effective throwing the ball.
"I couldn't be more proud of what he's accomplished. He's been a good leader. He's been humble.
"I'm happy with the groove he's in. We just want to let him keep going."
Some of us called for a return to J.W. Walsh a few weeks ago, when Chelf was throwing balls into the feet of receivers and looked nothing like the quarterback with the magic dust from 2012, when Chelf went from third-teamer to bowl MVP.
Good thing Gundy didn't listen. In the biggest game of a college football Saturday, Chelf completely outplayed Bryce Petty.
The Baylor quarterback came into the game garnering Heisman Trophy support. Now Petty's status as the all-Big 12 quarterback is in question.
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Former Rutgers head coach Mike Rice was fired in early April after a practice tape surfaced, showing physical and verbal abuse towards his players.
It has been nearly three months, and on Tuesday Rice shared the floor as an instructor with some of the top college and high school players in the country during the week-long Nike Skills Academy in Union, N.J. Rice confirmed his participation through a text message to Yahoo! Sports.
[UPDATED 6:50 p.m.] Matt Sugam of SNY.tv is denying the initial report that Rice was coaching on Tuesday
"Just watching," Rice told SNY.tv by text. "I did no work outs."
Yahoo! Sports has since updated it's original story with a text from Rice saying he was "a viewing guest of John Lucas."
Rice has been seen coaching before, two weeks after his firing, coaching his daughter's AAU team.
Adrian Wojnarowski reported Rice helped out in drills and practice situations, according to coaches who watched practice on Tuesday. Wojnarowski went on to report that Rice has been in anger management at the John Lucas Wellness and Aftercare Program.
Rice was fired after three seasons with the Scarlet Knights, finishing with a 44-51 record. Following Rice's exit, athletic director Tim Pernetti resigned. It didn't get much better for Rutgers when the hiring of new head coach Eddie Jordan and new AD Julie Hermann also drew additional controversy.
Yahoo! Sports reported that Rice had previously been working with players in pre-draft workouts while at Lucas' gym in Houston before helping out at the Nike Skills Academy this week.
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Technology beyond mp3 is OGG. FREE, OPEN-SOURCE and overall better than AAC. Which is not free, or open-source.
bunch of bs if u ask me.
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seems to yet another "unbiased" opinion piece about aac. and at least as far as i can tell these idiots dont even profit from lying unlike our thief-in-chief.
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Would ogg vorbis have allowed the mild drm that ims uses? it is clear the the record companies aren't going to license their music without such a scheme.
I think ogg is dead in the water without it.
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ogg and mpc are by far the best choice for home use.
i rip everything in either mpc, or ogg for stroing, mp3 @—alt-preset extreme for iPod.
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AAC sounds like a good idea, but isn't there some kind of DRM enabled on them?
Also, I would love to see the ipod play .ogg files, many audiophiles have started swiching over their entire collections, but I won't because of the ipod.
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Just for the record, AAC *can* have DRM. Apple chooses to use a very mild DRM with iMS. Without this, the record companies weren't about to license ANY music.
if ogg vorbis has this capability, then it may be possible that the record companies might one day allow legal download services to use it.
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Jake Gyllenhaal first turned heads in the tender 60s drama October Sky and sophomoric comedy Bubble Boy, but the young actor looked destined to be forever associated with the title role in Richard Kelly's trippy cult hit Donnie Darko in 2001. After establishing his star status with big budget extravaganzas for better (The Day After Tomorrow) and worse (Prince of Persia: the Sands of Time) as well as garnering an Oscar nomination for one particular critical favorite (Brokeback Mountain), however, he's taken more artistic chances, mostly as offbeat characters in edgy crime thrillers (Zodiac, End of Watch, Prisoners). Nightcrawler, his latest crime thriller, perhaps showcases the actor in his most oft-kilter role yet. In the R-rated crime-thriller from, a driven young man (Gyllenhaal) stumbles upon the dangerous underground world of Los Angeles freelance crime journalism. The Plus: The material. Here, writer/director Dan Gilroy (screenwriter, Freejack, The Bourne Legacy) directs a cast that includes Gyllenhaal (Love & Other Drugs), Russo (Thor: The Dark World) and Bill Paxton (Edge of Tomorrow). Based on early reviews, however, the screenplay is the thing. It seems that Gilroy's dark violent though-provoker is an early favorite for awards season. The Minus: The odds. Lump this flick in with such other early contenders as Foxcatcher, Interstellar, Wild, Birdman, The Imitation Game, The Theory of Everything, Selma, American Sniper, Big Eyes and Unbroken and you have yourself a crowded group.
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Nicole Kidman, Colin Firth
In this R-rated mystery, a woman (Kidman) who remembers nothing as a result of a traumatic accident in her past begins to question everyone around her when truths emerge. The Plus: The genre. Whether the reviews are good, bad or worse, some thrillers just have that head scratching knack for becoming hits (No Good Deed). The Minus: The odds. Rowan Joffe, a screenwriter known for one decent hit (28 Weeks Later) and one marginal effort (The American), made his directing debut with a 2010 remake of 1949 British Cinema classic Brighton Rock … to little aplomb. As for Nicole Kidman, remember Rabbit Hole, Stoker, The Paperboy or Grace of Monaco? Didn't think so. Not only has her output been spotty as of late, but two of her 2011 performances (comedy Just Go with It and thriller Trespass) even garnered several Razzie Awards, which "honors" the worst offerings in cinema.
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Playing with the dark forces with such formulaic redundancy that they pretty much become dark farces, horrid horror movie Ouija follows Battleship into the abyss of poor board game movie adaptations. In this PG-13-rated horror flick, a group of friends (Cooke, Coto, et al) confront their most terrifying fears when an innocent game awakens the dark powers of an ancient spirit board. Well, here we groan again. Pretty young things get dead, like, bad. And, if we hadn't seen these trappings so many times before in better thrillers, the unique supernatural plaything twist might've provoked some new thrills. Instead, it plays out as predictably as a Little Golden Book. Once the game offs one of the childhood group who innocently played Ouija as kids, the now-teenage players reunite for — wait for it — one more game. They act like it's a way to help them grieve, but the goings-on meet such predictable ends that you wonder how these pretty libel liars walked into this scenario having watched so many similar set-ups on-screen. Granted, they set up their own closed-mouth ghost story, but its derivative stuff. Honestly, the two minutes of screen time dedicated to a Ouija board in The Exorcist generates more legitimate jumps and screams than the entire 90-minute running time of this flick. Emerging as a standout from the decent scarer The Quiet Ones, Olivia Cooke's performance remains serviceable even if the dialogue comes off as pure stock. The rest of the cast can't act their way out of a paper bag, which the mostly recycled script seems to have been written on. As for first time feature director Stiles White. Most of the actual thrills come from people walking in on the POV unexpectedly. This doesn't count as horror; it simply counts as bad timing.
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Brilliantly burning at a fast clip toward excellence, John Wick lights a ridiculously exciting fire under the action genre. In this bloody R-rated actioner, an ex-hitman (Reeves) comes out of retirement to track down the gangsters that took everything from him. Remember the Christmas morning level of excitement building toward the sequel to the techno-charged adrenaline rush known as The Matrix? Yeah, that deuce never fully delivered. It's star's latest, however, fulfills the kickass promise of that moment in spades. Boasting swivel-armed battle-grip fighting, quick fingered gunplay and a loaded chamber of wit to a nearly perfect degree, this flick takes the well-worn revenge thriller and turns it on its cauliflower ear. It puts forth a purposely streamlined simple story and turns it into a locomotive payback thriller of the highest order. It's the intricacies that make this flick so exciting. Shaded (and the movie is not so much black and white, but colorless) with a great degree of vision and wit, the story unfolds in a slow progression of precise detail, then unleashes in a double barrel fury of Hong Kong ballistics. An original spin on the retired-killer-works-one more-job angle, this far-from-average John pits the hit man culture in a unique Gentleman's Game society that converges as a hotel-cum-nightclub. Someone breaks the rules, of course, but a lightbulb has already appeared above the heads of weary action fans. Lighting struck. Moreso, fists and bullets fly and land in nearly all of the right places. Of course, because it follows a traditional action storyline, there are some all-too-familiar beats amid the fresh bedlam. The fact that this John-on-the-spot purposely means to build the better actioner out of there same rusty pieces can't totally forgive all of the formulaic moments. Like a misfiring handgun that's stripped down, cleaned and rebuilt for precision, however, the sportsmanship feels fun and new again. Even as Neo, the reluctant hero of The Matrix's virtual reality, Keanu Reeves never wowed with his acting so much as with his martial artistry and wirework. Here, however, he keeps emotion restrained in a clenched fist until just the right incendiary moment in his best performance yet. Reeves' former stuntman Chad Stahelski deserves most of the credit though. All of those years taking bodily abuse were good for more than a paycheck. This laser-sited Hal Needham obviously took notes, doling out a slick, vervy, original shoot-'em-up for the ages.
**** — Glorious Bastards
Gutsy, gritty and grippingly gun-toting, Fury powers forward at a rousing and realistic clip that won't win it any Oscars but will accumulate many audience accolades. In this R-rated war drama set in 1945, a battle-hardened army sergeant (Pitt) commands a Sherman tank and her five-man crew (LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Pena, Jon Bernthal) on a deadly mission behind enemy lines during the Allies' final into Germany. The World War II period details ring harrowingly true. This is not just a nod to the brain-splattering fighting but to the Sherman-borne camaraderie as well. Yes, Fury is a buddy flick. In fact, it's a very solid buddy flick. Believable and brutal (in the case of the embattled situation presented, these 'B's' must go hand and hand), these relationships truly ground you when the spit starts to fly … and it flies from the get-go. True, it becomes sentimental at some predicated points, but that's why it's a rewarding but violent history lesson and not a guaranteed award designee.
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Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, 1948 (**** — Meet Cute): Reuniting the Universal Monsters to brilliant comic effect, Abbott & Costello saved the studio and cemented their appeal beyond simply being the team behind the classic routine "Who's on First?" This success comes, of course, at a price. This motion picture also signaled the peak of their slapstick period where once the vaudeville-turned-radio stars used to be known for their once-genius back-and-forths. Thankfully, their awesome 1952-53 TV series restored this cerebral sparring, but Frankenstein emerges as a high point all of its own. It shouldn't have worked. The biggest comedy team in film sharing the title with the classic creature features that established Universal Studio? Bonkers…until it strangely worked. Sure, director James White dealt horror AND humor as a winning hand with The Invisible Man and Bride of Frankenstein, but this juvenile 1948 vehicle got played chiefly for laughs. Energetic and entertaining, the spoof is neither as funny nor as thrilling as it needs to be. Still, this is a freewheeling and fun forebearer to all of the classic horror comedies to follow (Fearless Vampire Killers, Evil Dead II, Gremlins, Zombieland and TV's Buffy the Vampire Killer).
Abbott & Costello Meet the Invisible Man, 1951 (*** — H.G. Well Done): The best of Abbott & Costello's follow-ups to meeting Frankenstein and way superior to most of the Invisible Man sequels, Meet the Invisible Man actually boasts the most laugh-out-loud moments from their monster team-ups. Oh, like the film before it, the story and action play out at an almost childlike level. Still, the boxing match alone demonstrated the high points of each franchise: great special effects and hilarious visual gags.
Abbott & Costello Meet the Mummy, 1955 (** — Mummy Merest): Repetitive more than rascally, Meet the Mummy sadly captures the classic comedy team near the end of their long road toward breaking up. Funny enough, they re-ignited interest in the classic Universal monster franchises even while they were losing popularity. Not only was their brand of humor going out of style, but they show pretty much zero interest in performing their craft well. Throughout the film, the Mummy actually shows more energy than this once-great duo. He even gets the most laughs with a bandaged outfit that looks less convincing than those worn by most pint sized trick or treaters.


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Boris Johnson waded into a row between steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal and the French government today as he urged Indian businessmen to set up in Britain.
The Mayor accused France of "persecuting" big business after their industry minister said he wanted to kick the billionaire's firm out of the country.
In a speech in Delhi, Mr Johnson urged Indian tycoons to avoid the "eccentricities" of the French government and set up in London. French president Francois Hollande was due to hold crisis talks with Mr Mittal today after Mr Johnson steamed into the row. Furious French politicians described the Mayor's remarks as "most unwelcome".
The stakes for France are huge as Mr Mittal, Britain's wealthiest man, has more than 20,000 workers in France at 150 sites. His company ArcelorMittal brought in £3.7 billion in sales last year, about one sixth of its total revenues worldwide.
Yesterday president Hollande's industry minister Arnaud Montebourg accused ArcelorMittal of "lying and blackmail" and suggested it leave France. Mr Johnson accused the Socialist government of acting like working class revolutionaries for attacking big business.
French Socialist Party sources said Mr Johnson had "completely missed the point" of Mr Montebourg's words. "He was not attacking a company for being in France but for treating workers so badly," one source told the Standard.
"The idea was that countries like France should have some control over the decisions of international business people. In these circumstances, Mr Johnson's intervention was most unwelcome." Mr Montebourg criticised Mr Mittal's company after it pledged to shut down a blast furnace in Northern France unless the government found a new buyer by the end of the week.
The fate of the site has become a litmus test of president Hollande's strategy for fighting rising unemployment and boosting French competitiveness.
Mr Montebourg told business newspaper Les Echos: "We don't want Mittal in France any more because they haven't respected France." Le Monde quoted members of the Mittal family saying they were "extremely shocked" by the minister's remarks. The comments were seized on by Mr Johnson who made an audacious grab for Indian investment away from the rest of Europe.
London already has eight times the amount of Indian foreign direct investment as Paris.
He told his audience: "On a day when the sans culottes appear to have captured the government in Paris and a French minister has been so eccentric as to call for a massive Indian investor to depart from France, I have no hesitation or embarrassment in saying to everyone here 'venez a Londres, mes amis, come to the business capital of the world'.
"Following the demarche from Monsieur Montebourg, my message is don't wait to be persecuted in Paris, don't wait to be put in the tumbrils by the regime of Monsieur Hollande."
David Cameron said in May that he would "roll out the red carpet" and "welcome more French businesses to Britain" as Mr Hollande raised taxes on the rich. Mr Cameron said that by paying British taxes, French firms could help "pay for our health service and schools and everything else".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks rose to five-year highs on Friday, with the Dow closing above 14,000 for the first time since October 2007, after jobs and manufacturing data showed the economy's recovery remains on track.
The S&P touched its highest since December 2007 after a 5 percent gain in January, which was its best start to a year since 1997. The index is now just about 60 points away from its all-time intraday high of 1,576.09.
Employment grew modestly in January, with 157,000 jobs added. That was slightly below expectations, but Labor Department revisions showed 127,000 more jobs were created in November and December than previously reported.
Analysts attributed the market's robust showing so far this year partly to a deluge of cash flowing into equities.
Investors poured $12.7 billion into U.S.-based stock mutual funds and exchange-traded funds in the latest week, concluding the strongest four-week flows into stock funds since 1996, data showed on Thursday.
"There is a lot of money looking for a home, and people are finally deciding the bond market is done and moving money into equities," said Edward Simmons, managing director and partner at HighTower in Portland, Maine.
"I see the rotation (of assets) pushing the market up in the face of not-massive amounts of good news," he said. "People are overlooking the higher risk in equities."
Other reports released Friday showed the pace of growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector picked up in January to its highest level in nine months, U.S. consumer sentiment rose more than expected last month, while December construction spending also beat forecasts.
"All the data seems to keep pointing to a slowly, steadily improving economy," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI was up 149.21 points, or 1.08 percent, at 14,009.79. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX was up 15.06 points, or 1.01 percent, at 1,513.17. The Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was up 36.97 points, or 1.18 percent, at 3,179.10.
With the day's gains, major equity indexes rose five straight weeks.
More than 600 stocks on the NYSE and the Nasdaq combined hit 52-week highs on Friday, including Google GOOG.O. which rose as high as $776.60, before closing at $775.60, up 2.6 percent.
Investors were also attuned to corporate earnings, with a trio of Dow components reporting profits that beat expectations.
Exxon Mobil (XOM.N) ended flat at $90.04 after reporting results while Chevron (CVX.N) added 1.2 percent to $116.50.
Drugmaker Merck & Co (MRK.N) fell 3.3 percent to $41.83 after a cautious 2013 outlook.
Generic drugmaker Perrigo PRGO.O reported a better-than-expected second-quarter profit and its shares jumped 4.7 percent to $105.28.
Of the 252 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported earnings so far, 69 percent have exceeded expectations, according to Thomson Reuters data. That is a higher proportion than over the past four quarters and above average since 1994.
Overall, S&P 500 fourth-quarter earnings are estimated to have grown 4.4 percent, according to the data, up from a 1.9 percent forecast at the start of the earnings season but well below a 9.9 percent profit growth forecast on October 1.
Dell Inc DELL.O gained 2.9 percent to $13.63 after sources said the company was nearing an agreement to sell itself to a buyout consortium led by its founder, Michael Dell, and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners.
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Egyptian mourners and soldiers march along side the coffin of Brig. Gen. Amro Fathi Saleh Al-Imara at Al-Nasr mosque in the Nile Delta town of Mansoura on July 26, 2014. (AFP/Sayed Baz)
CAIRO: Egyptian troops have killed 14 jihadists in shoot-outs in the restive Sinai Peninsula, scene of an insurgency since the ouster of President Mohammad Morsi, the army said Sunday.
It said 47 people were arrested in the clashes Saturday that state news agency MENA said broke out near Sheikh Zuwaid in north Sinai.
Also Saturday, four children were killed when a mortar round crashed into their home in Al-Joura, a suspected bastion of Islamist militants.
Officials said the mortar attack apparently targeted soldiers and police combing the area for militants who had shot dead two senior officers.
Militant attacks have surged since the army overthrew Morsi in July 2013 and cracked down on his supporters.
At least 1,400 people have been killed in the crackdown, mostly Islamist protesters.
The militant attacks usually target security personnel, but they have also led to civilian casualties.
The military has poured armor and soldiers into the peninsula to quell the militants, who have also struck Cairo and other cities using car bombs.
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The company is offering 15.45 million shares at A$1.10, which will bring its capitalisation to almost A$68 million. The offer will comprise approximately 25% of the company.
CommSoft says there's plenty of interest in the offer with extremely strong demand from institutional investors. Shareholders in NZ tech company, Strathmore, are being offered a preferential allocation.
The company says it has achieved average compound revenue growth of greater than 30% a quarter over the six quarters to 31 March 2000, and is forecasting operating revenue of A$20.9 million for year to the end of June 2001.
CommSoft's two core lines of business are Communications Management Systems (CMS) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems.
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Damn, what would we do without technology and evolution:
James Bain used a cell phone for the first time Thursday, calling his elderly mother to tell her he had been freed after 35 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Mobile devices didn't exist in 1974, the year he was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping a 9-year-old boy and raping him in a nearby field. Neither did the sophisticated DNA testing that officials more recently used to determine he could not have been the rapist.
As Bain walked out of the Polk County courthouse Thursday, wearing a black T-shirt that said "not guilty," he spoke of his deep faith and said he does not harbor any anger. "No, I'm not angry," he said. "Because I've got God." The 54-year-old said he looks forward to eating fried turkey and drinking Dr Pepper. He said he also hopes to go back to school. Friends and family surrounded him as he left the courthouse after Judge James Yancey ordered him freed. His 77-year-old mother, who is in poor health, preferred to wait for him at home. With a broad smile, he said he looks forward to spending time with her and the rest of his family.
"That's the most important thing in my life right now, besides God," he said. Earlier, the courtroom erupted in applause after Yancey ruled.
"Mr. Bain, I'm now signing the order," Yancey said. "You're a free man. Congratulations."
Wow, ain't that some ish. Can you even IMAGINE what it would be like to be in this man's shoes??? Bain is looking forward to Fried Turkey, Dr. Pepper, Family and Education…we can't even be mad at him.
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The Mac maker said the annual gathering of software and hardware developers will run June 11th through the 15th, confirming dates published by AppleInsider last month.
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The story about the fires that killed 314 Pakistan workers was on page 20 of Thursday's Star. The larger of these fires was in a garment factory, which killed 289. It has been named as one of the country's worse industrial accidents and was undoubtedly due to horrific safety and working conditions.
Front-page articles that day included an article about Brampton restricting hanging laundry in the front yard. Page 20 was two pages ahead of TIFF reports, mind you.
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