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Simon Read, the personal finance editor of The Independent, has been named the Consumer Finance Journalist of the Year in a national awards scheme voted for by other journalists and financial public-relations experts.
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Every Christmas, we choose a grassroots project to support – this year we couldn't be more excited to be helping out Playgrounds for Peace in Dunkirk Refugee Camp. Read on to find out more about this initiative from some extraordinary 'ordinary' folk from Sheffield, and how we're turning the charity Christmas card idea on it's head to raise some much-needed funds. Continue reading
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How to clear a space for strategy and planning
As part of our commitment towards helping aid organisations work more effectively, we run a pro-bono workshop for one organisation every year. This year, we facilitated a strategic planning workshop for UK registered charity Sircer Pasha Welfare Trust (SPWT). SPWT cares for the poor in rural village areas of Bangladesh, reaching over 230,000 patients through their medical health centre and mobile health clinics since 2005, with over 70% of those attending living in extreme poverty. Continue reading
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Last week, Mo and Mia were at the Joint Services Command and Staff College, part of the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom. Don't worry, we're not planning on joining the army! Instead, we were there to support a multinational Peace Support Operation exercise, acting as humanitarian advisors to around 250 future commanders and staff officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force. Continue reading
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With the generous support of Charlie Goldsmith Associates*, we've been able to expand our schools programme across Sheffield, targeting schools that wouldn't normally be able to access this kind of educational activity.
Our Donor for a Day workshop is lively and interactive, challenging the students' perceptions of foreign aid through debating current hot topics in the news. The students also work together to decide on how to allocate foreign aid in a fictional crisis. Continue reading
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UK Government Spending – 2013
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Aid Works partnered with the Sheffield Institute for International Development (SIID) and the Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) Outreach Department to run two Aid Worker for A Day workshops for students from seven schools. The aim was to broaden students' knowledge of development aid and raise awareness of related courses offered at the University of Sheffield. Continue reading
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Smarteye is the first in a new generation of intelligent reversing safety solutions: a camera system that eradicates blind spots and dramatically reduces collisions thanks to a bird's eye view of the entire vehicle and its immediate surroundings.
Comprising four cameras, placed around the vehicle, Smarteye technology works by "stitching" each image together to provide a complete and accurate panoramic view from above. Each camera's ultrawide angle and 187-degree lens renders a realistic, light-balanced video image displayed in real time on a high-definition cab monitor – with program option to highlight the area of greatest risk.
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Take this forkful of roast lamb and put it in your mouth. How does it compare with the last few plates of roast lamb you've tasted? Is it dry, moist, savoury, sweet? Would it be improved by mint sauce, cranberry sauce, apple sauce, horseradish sauce? Would it have been improved if the cook had had the wit to roast it with rosemary, or tarragon, or dill or garam masala? Would you have preferred to eat it in a "trio" with some lamb sweetbreads and a roundel of braised lamb shoulder with apricots? Have you tried eating lamb with all these things, and have you a good memory for past flavours? And do you actually care tuppence about any of this?
Of course you do. You must. To discriminate between one flavour and another is the mark of a civilised person. Caring about the taste of what we eat every day is the basis of the whole worldwide foodstuffs industry. The billion-dollar restaurant industry is predicated on the human desire to consume food with ever more intense and/or sophisticated flavours. Creating dishes that emphasise the taste of ingredients is the craft of the good cook; being able to do so consistently, quickly, and with visual flair is the mark of the good chef. But are our judgements about what tastes "good" or "bad" wholly subjective? Have we trained ourselves to think only some foods "go with" other foods – or are there hard and fast rules we can make about which flavours are, as it were, allowed to mate with others? How can we tell what our taste buds are telling us? How do we know if we have taste about taste?
The question has additional urgency if you happen, like me, to be a restaurant critic. As with most other critics, you are not trained for this role. But when you eat three courses at a new restaurant, drink the house red wine and write your assessment complete with stars-out-of-five, how do you justify your opinions? What do you know that other eaters don't?
Tonight, on Masterchef: the Professionals, I can be seen tasting forkfuls of venison and salmon and celeriac mash and confidently voicing the opinion that this is under-seasoned, that doesn't taste of much, and these flavours should never be seen together. But how do I know I'm (or my co-judges in the show, Tracey MacLeod and Charles Campion) right? If we say this lamb is "correctly" cooked, what criteria are we applying?
Luckily there are cooking gods around whom we can ask. They're called Michel Roux Jr and Gregg Wallace, long-term Masterchef judges, and their opinion is taken as law by the quaking (and often, tonight, weeping) contestants. Gregg and Michel tell each other with such conviction that a dish has been done right or wrong, there seems no room for doubt. When a contestant on tonight's show decides to serve up "quail chocolate cake," explaining, several times, that he's an exponent of "mad cooking", the judges treat him kindly, offer to take his pulse, and finally utter the words: "Quail and chocolate – no!" Do we like that certainty of approach? It's autocratic. It's doctrinaire. It makes up the rules. It's a subjective opinion, masquerading as the Objective Truth.
I suspect that we arrive at the Objective Truth about food through opposition. I'm a connoisseur of gastronomic abominations. There's no getting round the basic revulsion I felt, in a restaurant in Gloucestershire, at putting in my mouth a starter that combined jellified crayfish soup, boiled-until-mushy sweetcorn and a froth of sweet coconut. I'm still trying, after a year or so, to forget my folly in trying sanguinaccio, a regional Italian dish from Abruzzo, in a London restaurant: sweet pâté of pig's blood and chocolate on sourdough bread. It tasted like an intense chocolate pudding, until a whisper of animal fat began to squeak in protest at the back of your throat, and your gag reflex starts up ...
I remember a one-man-band restaurant in Avignon, where the chef-patron-waiter (highly recommended by friends) offered us just one main course for dinner: skate with fennel sauce. That sounded OK. It was a change from black butter sauce, which has accompanied skate in the last 2,748 restaurants I've been to. The aniseedy quality of fennel goes well with most fish – many French anglers flavour their bait with anise oil because their victims are attracted to it. The skate duly arrived. It looked fine, as did the lightly cooked fennel beneath it. What did not look fine was the spindrift of brown dust that had been liberally shaken over the plates just before serving. It was cocoa powder. The combination was horrible, wrong in taste, wrong in texture, wrong in flavour, bringing a touch of elevenses cappuccino into pointless intercourse with the briny Atlantic.
What was the chef thinking? That because one sweet-shop flavour (liquorice) went with skate, a nice bit of chocolate might give it more of a zing? When he cleared the plates away, and saw the quantity of uneaten fish, I tried to ask:"What were you thinking?" in my O-level French. It came out as "Qu'est-ce que vous penserez, monsieur?" And his reply was: "Je pense que certaines personnes n'en savent rien sur le gout."
Some people know nothing about taste. That's an interesting phrase. Because having taste isn't an accomplishment, or something you know about; it's a sense, shared by all humans. Restaurant critics need a halfway-reliable palate, despite the way it's been trashed by Famous Grouse and Marlboro Lights down the years. We may not have perfect pitch about food, the way piano tuners have about pianos. But we know, from the experience of several hundred restaurant meals, that many things taste OK, some things taste absolutely gorgeous, and far too many things taste either of nothing, or of something hideously misconceived in the kitchen.
There's nothing new about hideous gastronomic misconceptions. We may be amazed by the sophistication of the ancient Greeks, their eager embrace of their trading partners' cuisines, from Persia and Macedonia to India, their invention of the three-course meal (bread with fishy relishes; spit-roasted beef, pork, wild boar, mutton, goat or hare; then cakes and sweetmeats, fresh fruit and nuts) and their connoisseurship of wine, even in the 4th century BC. But we still cannot fathom what they were doing serving up oysters, sea-urchins and shrimps fried in honey.
Fish in honey? What a disgusting thought. It reminds you of those dishes – Liver in Lager, Saveloy on a Bed of Lychees, Pork Cyst – cooked up in The Regret Rien, the cod-French restaurant owned by Timothy Spall's monstrous character Aubrey in Mike Leigh's film Life is Sweet. We may have laughed at the awfulness of Aubrey's menu, but we laugh uncomfortably today; for what seemed risible in 1991, the year the film was released, now sounds likely to join the delights in store at Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck restaurant in Bray: snail porridge, bacon-and-egg ice cream.
Even the most celebrated cooks have proved surprisingly fallible in their judgements. Mrs Beeton, whose 1,112-page Book of Household Management contained the information that drinking iced water (especially after strenuous sport) was potentially fatal, and that pasta should be boiled in water for one hour and 45 minutes. Her successor as national foodie bossyboots, Fanny Cradock, was a glint-eyed combination of harpy, grande dame and howling snob, whose credentials as a food expert often seemed suspect. Not just her fondness for offal (veal brains cooked in cream, kidneys flambéed in brandy and smelling strongly of alcoholic wee) but her eccentric love for food colouring. Green Cheese Ice Cream – vanilla ice-cream with melted Gruyère cheese, dyed green with vegetable colouring – was a favourite, if only with her.
We know pretty well which food doesn't go with which. Are we sure we know what foods go together in blissful harmony? If we're lucky we do. If we're lucky, we've experienced the made-for-each-other taste of cold roast lamb and mango chutney, of Yorkshire pudding and beef jus, of chicken and tarragon, of roasted duck breast with cherries, of toast and Gentleman's Relish, of corn flakes with sliced banana, of honeydew melon with ground ginger, of gin and tonic, of vino santo and cantucci biscuits, and can agree that yes, there are convergences of flavour in the world that satisfy a deep internal human longing – that are right and true.
In the novel The Debt to Pleasure, John Lanchester's gourmet hero Tarquin Winot identifies a spiritual communion:
" ... lamb and apricots are one of those combinations which exist together in a relation that is not just complementary but that seems to partake of a higher order of inevitability – a taste which exists in the mind of God. These combinations have the quality of a logical discovery: bacon and eggs, rice and soy sauce, Sauternes and foie gras, white truffles and pasta, steak-frites, strawberries and cream, lamb and garlic, Armagnac and prunes, port and Stilton, fish soup and rouille, chicken and mushrooms; to the committed explorer of the senses, the first experience of any of them will have an impact comparable with an astronomer's discovery of a new planet." Winot's litany of tastes (though he pinched the final sentiment from Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, who wrote, in The Physiology of Taste: "The discovery of a new dish confers more happiness on humanity than the discovery of a new star") appears as the epigraph of a new book, The Flavour Thesaurus: pairings, recipes and ideas for the creative cook. Its author, Niki Segnit, spent three years identifying 99 flavours under 16 headings, from Roasted (chocolate, coffee, peanut) to Floral Fruity (raspberry, fig, rose, blueberry, coriander seed, vanilla, white chocolate) and boldly goes about classifying – no, suggesting – what goes well with what.
She distinguishes between the five qualities that your taste buds can identify – sweetness, saltiness, sourness, bitterness and umami, which is broadly speaking savouriness – and the flavours detected mainly by our sense of smell. It's in the contrast of tastes and flavours that the magic of gastronomy lies, and, like a maverick Auntie Mame of the kitchen, Ms Segnit matchmakes some startlingly different ingredients: garlic with coffee, cabbage with apple, shellfish with celery, Brussels sprouts with dried cranberries.
Can we, thanks to Ms Segnit, confidently say, in the future, that to eat X and Y together will bring bliss and joy to the taste buds, but to combine W and Z in your bruised and put-upon mouth will induce only tears and a gag reflex? Can we finally tell chefs all over the country: "Stop that! We have incontrovertible proof here that venison medallions and Bird's Instant Custard do not belong on the same plate"? Can we say, "Look here – there are rules about taste and flavour to follow at last"?
If only. But Ms Segnit does not supply a list of combinations that are anathema to the human spirit. And she doesn't even claim to be prescriptive about her happy pairings. Her book is celebratory of happy food marriages, not condemnatory of dodgy liaisons.
In the end it comes down to a trade-off between the ambition of chefs to serve something more creative and satisfying than seared meat with two vegetables – after all, the Greeks were doing that, 2,400 years ago – and the sense to know when two or three flavours are perfect company and any more is a crowd. In the post-Blumenthal universe, chefs will go on pushing the envelope of fancy cuisine, piling flavour on flavour until the main ingredient in the dish gets lost in the ruck. In tonight's Masterchef, one of the contestants spouts admirable sense about cooking ("I'm not going to complicate things. I'm not mixing 'n' matching. I don't marry up odd flavours – that's not the way to treat food") before knocking up a gallimaufry of roasted rabbit in a red wine sauce together with celeriac fondant, langoustine and black pudding – all of which completely mug and overwhelm the hapless bunny.
That's why, I'm afraid, the world still needs the much-reviled, spoilt, world-weary, taste-jaded restaurant critic. Who else is going to call time on pretentious, misconceived, overambitious cooking, that drags oysters and peaches onto the same plate, or introduces crab to Marmite? Just look at the faces of the food critics on Masterchef tonight. Watch as they eye up the combination of essences on the end of their forks, hoping, against all likelihood of success, that this time they'll find the gastronomic Nirvana that's eluded them for so long.
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Syntax errors are not showing up in the log when the broker is started in the background
Key: AMQ-3747
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3747
Project: ActiveMQ
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Broker
Affects Versions: 5.5.1
Reporter: Gary Tully
Assignee: Gary Tully
Fix For: 5.6.0
When there is a simple syntax error in the configuration file, e.g.:{code}
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When I start the broker in the foreground, broker console, I see loads of SAX parser errors. None of these are in the log. If I start the broker in the background, broker start, nothing shows up in the log. Can we fix this up so syntax errors go to the log?
The background start script redirects to dev/null so console output is lost intentionally. Otherwise the default console logging would fill up system logs.
However there is no other indication of a parse error of the xml configuration apart from the exception printed to the console.
The error should also go to the default log so it needs to be trapped at source and logged there before being propagated back to the command line caller.
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Glamorous. That's not the word that comes to mind when thinking about players along the offensive line. And it's especially not attributed to the guys in the middle of that group, the guards and center.
While "skill-position" players get all of the headlines, and offensive tackles get the biggest contracts, interior linemen toil in relative anonymity. But in the center of the storm, they are key cogs in any offense.
In the running game, they establish control at the point of the attack. If they get blown off the ball, a back isn't going anywhere. And in the passing game, they set up the pocket. The surest way to rattle any quarterback is to pressure him right up the middle, so he can't step into his throws.
They're vital pieces to any offense. They just aren't names with which most fans are familiar. But that doesn't mean NFL teams aren't on the lookout for guys who can help them in the middle of the trenches.
Who is on the board this year that can help a team? Here are the top 10 guards and centers in the 2014 NFL Draft:
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Stork was the center of the Seminoles national championship team, quite literally. Every play started with him, before getting to Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Jameis Winston. And he provided great leadership in the middle of FSU's offensive line. Scouts love his quickness, powerful hands and butt-down technique, but they worry about his top-heavy physique.
9. Anthony Steen (Alabama)
Big and strong at 6-foot-3 and 314 pounds, Steen is a solid anchor in the middle of the line. When rushers come straight at him, he's able to dominate them at the point of attack. But some teams worry about his ability to block defenders who aren't right in front of him, especially if he gets into space.


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Tickets range from 0kr - 695kr per ticket. (0€ - 72€ per ticket)
Is there a festival pass?
No, we do not sell any festival pass. Instead, purchase a separate ticket for each concert. The festival stages differ in audience capacity and a single festival pass would not guarantee a place at all the concerts. Instead you can buy tickets to the concerts you want to see and therefore it is a guaranteed spot.
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Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden's oldest festivals and one of Stockholm's biggest events. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe's most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries! Now in 2016 the festival is back, 7-16 October.
Tove and Ingvar Jensen are owners of the Stockholm Jazz Festival since 2009. With great commitment and a strong desire to develop a sustainable model for one of our most beloved festivals they follow the process closely during the year. Tove and Ingvar support, incidentally, a number of other cultural activities in Sweden, mainly in art and film.
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Inspiration Station is home to some new, poignant photographs. Taken as part of Little Lotus Project, we're really pleased to have them exhibited in Te Papa. Run by volunteers from New Zealand, Little Lotus Project is a collaborative art project, linking international artists with refugee children on the Thai/Burma border and aiming to bring colour… Read more »
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News from Loans – What to see in January 2013
It is a new year and I suspect you are not at work again just yet but happily enjoying the gorgeous sunny weather we have been having. Well… here in Wellington anyway! While you are still out and about can I remind you of some of the exhibitions that we have lent our collection items… Read more »
News from Loans – December 2012
Opening at the Dowse Art Museum this month on 15 December 2012, is an exhibition titled Saskia Leek: Desk Collection. The exhibition provides the first opportunity for audiences to see a broad range of Leek's work and appreciate Leek as an artist whose works may be physically modest in scale, but whose artistic reach is… Read more »
News from Loans: Where to see Te Papa collection items – paintings
My last few blogs let you know where you will see Te Papa's collection items on display at other places. Today I am going to let you know where to see some of our paintings in places you would not necessarily expect to find them. Next time you are in Wellington, and have the opportunity… Read more »
Can you help identify the yellow sack used in this artwork?
This afternoon I have been sitting down to write a wall label about New Zealand artist Don Driver's incredible work in Te Papa's collection Blue and green Pacific (1978). I've become rather hung up on a particular detail: the yellow sack in the centre. I'd dearly like to know what it might have originally been… Read more »
'Vacant lot of cabbages' documentation enters Te Papa's archives
In 1978 contemporary New Zealand artist Barry Thomas undertook a public art project in inner city Wellington. Utilising a vacant lot on the corner of Willis and Manners Streets, the artist and his friends cut through a wire perimeter fence, delivered a truckload of top soil to the site and planted 180 cabbages. The project… Read more »
Contemporary New Zealand art on display in China
Two weeks ago I was in Shanghai for the opening of the exhibition Meridian Lines: Contemporary Art from the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa at the China Art Museum with artist Yuk King Tan and Wen Powles, Te Papa's International Strategy Advisor. The China Art Museum is the new home of the Shanghai Art… Read more »
Te Papa to display a selection of European art from New Zealand's collections
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Behind the Scenes of Angels and Aristocrats
Te Papa's latest art exhibition, Angels & Aristocrats, opens on the 20th October in the Level 5 galleries. The exhibition draws on a number of collections from around New Zealand including artworks from Te Papa's collection which you will see on display. Some of these paintings required attention in the conservation lab before the exhibition began, to allow… Read more »
Farewell Don Binney
We are saddened to hear that contemporary New Zealand artist Don Binney has passed away. Our thoughts are with Don's family and friends.


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These sunglasses are the perfect accessory on the beach, on the way to the office or in the city. There is only one slight drawback: all the envious looks you will attract. Would another colour not be a better match for your favourite outfit? Check also the other styles of BA0021in our 2015, and 2016 Balenciaga range.
Expressive lines add character to the classical approach, making the glasses a must-have for women. Eyewear is in. Full rim is extremely popular, because you feel that you get more eyeglass for your money. It is not just about their resilience, but also about the visibility of material and design, which are of the highest quality. Round eyeglasses are extremely prestigious. A fact John Lennon was aware of, being rarely seen without them. Harry Potter would also not be the same without his characteristic eyeglasses. Due to its shape the BA0021 will be a long-time companion, because round eyeglasses never really go out of fashion. Plastic frames like these combine durability and are comfortable to wear. The BA0021 is a very snug fit on the ears and nose. White eyeglasses fit any occasion. Whether in summer or in winter, with black or pink - white emphasizes your colours for 2016. Whether with tanned skin, on the beach or with a bobble hat in winter, white glasses always look great. Green glasses only slightly distort the colours. They are, therefore, well suited for driving and also for keeping a clear overview. You can rely on the guaranteed UV400 protection, for all the sunglasses in our shop.
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1989 AUDI 100. 120,000 miles. Good condition, inside and out. Drives beautifully. Properly maintained and garaged. Top of line model, with leather interior, wood trim, sunroof, a/c , etc. No known mechanical problems. Good tires. $1,500.
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I am selling my Audi winter wheels and tires from my S5. 5-Arm (15-spoke "Peeler") wheels, originally what was shipped on the RS6. Complete with mounted Michelin all-season tires and TPM sensors.
Great winter tire package.
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o Great condition. One wheel has a 1x.25" scrape that can be repaired
o Never bent
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2002 Audi A6 2.7T
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• 113k miles
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• Clutch replaced at 55k
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• Ming Blue with silver leather interior
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- 1986 Audi Coupe GT - 60k miles Graphic black metallic over Michele Mouton lipstick leather. Commemorative edition.
Rust free and well maintained. Recent work: new clutch, starter, timing belt, idler, water pump, water temp sensors, thermostat, coolant flush, brake fluid flush, transmission fluid replaced, input output seals, fuel pump, cap, rotor, plugs, exhaust system, gas adjust struts, alignment, battery. four new snow tires mounted on used Audi wheels. Brakes and tires in very good shape. Custom Coco Mats!
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Comes with spare parts: pair of perfect tail light lenses and a working set of DIGITAL DASH gear, Bentley manual, and some other stuff for those brave enough to make a reasonable offer. This car not perfect. AC deleted, cruise control disconnected, sunroof inop other than that she is pretty tight and still wails above 5,000 rpm. This car is in Seattle, Wa. Call or text Mark 206-225-7735
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Four Pirelli Sottozero Winter Tires and Wheels 255/40/19. Used one season. Specific for S8/A8, model year 2009. Tires purchased at same time and each tire has 8/32nds tread remaining, per dealer. OEM rims, perfectly maintained, NO scratches to tire or rim. Asking $3,000. Call Andrew at 303.888.3779 or email@example.com
2007 Audit S4-Midnight Metallic Blue, 1 owner - 74,500 mi, garaged and rarely driven in winter, ABS, Air, Alarm, All Power, am/fm, Cruise, CD, Fully Loaded, PB, PS, Sunroof, Tilt, Traction Control, PW, Alloy Wheels, Air Bags, P Seats, V8 turbo, 6 speed manual transmission, satellite radio, sport package, p mirrors, heated seats, AWD, Convenience pkg., Premium Bose sound system, Ext sport pkg, mud flaps, Bluetooth integrated phone, fullnavigation system, leather Recaro seats, tire pressure monitoring, rear side airbags, rear heated seats, Built in high end radar jamming & detections system, Full set (4) Bridgestone Blizzak 18'' snow tires, Full spare complete with alloy rim. (203) 561-9019 203 367-9961 FAIRFIELD, CT
Authentic OEM C5 S6 wheels w/ Blizzaks. Very nice. $600.00. Thomas Robnett, phone: 713-213-8379
2011 Audi A6 Quattro 3.0T Prestige. Ibis white/black interior. 31,000 (mostly highway) miles, garaged, excellent condition. $31,000. California car. In-service date October 1, 2011. (MSRP with destination and Audicare prepaid maintenance: $57,715.) Sport suspension with shift paddles and 18" wheels, full size spare, side assist, keyless entry/ignition, power tilt/telescoping steering wheel, driver seat memory, xenon plus headlights with LED DLRs, Audi MMI Navigation Plus w/voice control, Bluetooth hands-free cell phone connection, cold weather package, CD/DVD changer, BOSE Surround Sound, wheel locks, trunk cargo mat. Two rear tires new, front two and spare have ~5/32" tread depth. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Mounted Snow Tires:. Dunlop Sport M3, 205/60HR15 on 15x6 4 hole Black Audi Steel wheels. Like new, few miles ~ 8mm tread. New cost $528 (see receipt), $350. Contact Bob at email@example.com or 717-821-1531.
Four tires & wheels:. fit A4, S4, A5, S5. Used one winter and includes storage bags. All Season 255/35 ZR 19 96Y Michelins on Avarus rims. $700.00 for set. Contact Wayne in Fond du Lac, WI at 920.322.0335.
2012 Audi Exclusive A5 2.0t Premium Plus - Factory painted in Ipanema Brown with Black Interior. 99% sure the only Pre facelift Ipanema Brown in US. 29.5k miles. Stored during winters. No Snow. No Rust. V1 Pre Wire, B&O, MMI Navigation Plus, Backup Camera, Parking Sensor, Sport Package and 19" Wheels. Only 2k miles on brake pads, rotors and tires. Full clear bra. AWE Quad Exhaust, Eurocode Short Shifter, S5 Rear Bumper. All stock parts included. Factory Warranty till 4/16/2016. No smoking, accidents, stories or track time. No Oil Consumption issues. Asking $31k OBO, Located in NYC, email RJ at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2013 Q7 3.0 Litre-20,000 miles Loaded New condition $49,500.00 Dixon Davies 813-267-4170
2000 A4 Avant 2.8 manual: 63k miles and will increase. 3rd owner, Colorado car until 2015, No rust! Completely stock, No modification. $6,900 WAUKH28D9YA087663 Dealer maintained according to carfax records. Timing belt serviced twice. Options: Bose, grey heated leather seats, homelink, 3 spoke wheel, sunroof. Located in Rochester, NY email firstname.lastname@example.com
2 x Bridgestone Blizzak LM25V 245/45R17 99V
2 x Bridgestone Blizzak LM25V 225/45R17 94V
Installed on ASA 17x7.5 Bright Silver rims
Have been used on a Lexus IS350
Price: $ 450 for the set
4 x Dunlop Wintersport M2 205/55R16 91H
Installed on 1000 Miglia 16x7 Bright Silver rims
Have been used on an Audi TT convertible 1.8T
Price: $ 350 for the set
4 x Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60 BL 265/35R19 94H
Have been used on an Audi S6
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4 x Goodyear Eagle RS-A 255/45R20 101v
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Price: $ 375 for the set
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Audi 2001 B5 RS4 Avant USA Legal
This is a very rare 1 of 6 in the US B5 RS4 that was imported in 2002 by the original owner and is currently Calif registered. I am the 10 year second owner and have all service & documentation paperwork. Vehicle has 34k miles & many upgrades and is maintained by Wicked Motor Sports. Some of the upgrades include full MTM exhaust, meth injection, ER Intercoolers, Custom tune to 530 HP, Full Stasis close ratio transmission & center diff, Bilstein PSS9, Movit 6 piston brakes F&R from Porsche GT3 Cup car, 19 X 10 BBS Wheels, RNS-E Nav Unit & much more. Car is Avus Silver/Black Leather & silver alcantara which all is as new. This car is a 10, fully sorted & needs nothing. For more details: email email@example.com or call 323-469-1186 Serious inquiry's only. Price is $110K


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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Quarter ownership at the Old House Village Suites & Spa in beautiful Comox Valley. Comox Valley offers majestic mountains, sunbathed beaches, championship golf greens, gorgeous rivers, secluded lakes & magnificent ocean. Comox Valley has been called "Mother Nature's Playground!" for the many amenities & the various activities from skiing, fishing, boating, kayaking, golfing & the list goes on. The Old House is a great opportunity for anyone who would like to have a recreational property without the hassle of having to take care of it. The Old House Village Suites & Spa is an upscale brand new resort that has underground parking, meeting facility, luxurious spa, outdoor pool & hot tub area. This studio unit is on the lower floor and offers two double beds, a kitchenette which offers a bar fridge, sink, coffee maker, toaster and various pieces of utensils. The unit also offers a fireplace, office desk and small eating nook. This is a well priced unit! Call Brent Russell for more information or to view 250-739-3633 or e-mail email@example.com
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This is an MLS®-listed Condo for sale located at in Courtenay It's listed for $24,900 and has been on the market for 70 days. The house is 416 square feet and has 0 beds and 1 baths. Estimated monthly mortgage costs are $* per month.
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Few Russians know that every time they lob a vodka bottle into the bushes, toss a cigarette packet out of the car window or throw a pot of rancid stew out of the window of their flat (a particular favourite round my way), they ought, legally speaking, to be in big trouble. We are not talking here about a piffling city by-law. Article 58 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation clearly states that Russians are "obliged to preserve nature and the environment".
I raise the question because the constitution has been on everyone's mind here this past week. Or at least it ought to have been. Last weekend was cancelled; like the Monty Python parrot, it ceased to be. While Surrey was shopping and Sydney was surfing, Russians (at least officially) were struggling into offices and factories for the start of a seven-day working week, reviving memories of the Stalin era, when the citizenry had to slave away non-stop to fulfil his five-year plans.
The source of this disruption goes back to Thursday last week, a public holiday. Knowing the chances of a good turn-out after a day of eating and - more to the point - drinking, were slim, the authorities gave everyone Friday off as well. The pay-back was that Sunday was made into a working day. Meanwhile, Saturday was already decreed a weekday in exchange for 3 July, election day, when the country was given a holiday in the hope this would encourage people to vote.
Confused? Of course you are. So were the Russians. Some turned up for work at the weekend; some did not. And everyone seems to have had a very vague idea of what it was that they were celebrating in the first place. Unlike Soviet times, not much happened; there were no grand parades of rockets and tanks through Red Square in front of the party bigwigs.
In fact, Thursday was Constitution Day, marking its adoption in 1993. Taken literally, the document might be worth a small and cautious toast. But, in practice, it is a document far more honoured in the breach than the observance. For example, it grants the right to a jury trial, and to be considered innocent until proven guilty. Yet most defendants who appear in court find themselves peering through the bars of a cage at a judge and two lay assessors; juries are being experimented with, but only in nine of Russia's 89 republics or regions.
The constitution guarantees the right to free housing and a pension. Tell that to the thousands living on the streets, the millions who have not received their pensions for months. Free speech is supposed to be protected, although it withered on the vine at election time, when the national media made sure Mr Yeltsin's Communist-led rivals got about as much access to the airwaves as Sinn Fein during Britain's broadcasting ban.
One could go on. But perhaps that would be unreasonable. After all, this is a young country, where the rule of law, let alone a respect for it, has yet to be established. As the shattered glass, and my dog's cut paws, make so unpleasantly clear.
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Bouchette on the Steelers: He says he's 'owed nothing,' but doesn't Hines Ward deserve a little more?November 20, 2011 5:00 AM
The Steelers coaches could have displayed better bedside manners when they benched Hines Ward last week.
Maybe the coaching staff believes that veteran receiver Jerricho Cotchery, in his first season with the Steelers, can help the team more than Ward, in his 14th season with the Steelers.
And maybe they are correct. Hines Ward himself said Tuesday that he is "owed nothing" by the coaches. But this someday Hall of Fame candidate deserved one thing -- more respect through a simple, quiet meeting with one of his coaches to tell him that his role had changed.
This isn't some fly-by-night player here. This is the most decorated and productive receiver in Steelers history, a Super Bowl MVP and often the face and spokesman for the team.
It's not wrong that he lost his starting status or was dropped to No. 4 or even No. 5 on the depth chart. But someone owed him at least a heads-up that it was going to happen and maybe even an explanation as to why. Ward obviously could see it coming by how he was used in practices, but would it have hurt to have someone tell him before the practice week started?
It could have come from Mike Tomlin or Bruce Arians, who was Ward's position coach before he became offensive coordinator.
It would have taken them two minutes, somewhere in private so Ward could be given the chance to talk about it before the game on his terms, and he, the fans and the media were not blindsided by it.
Would that have been too much to ask?
Ward took the high road Tuesday, saying all the right things when a gaggle of media gathered around him in the locker room.
It comes time for everyone, sooner for athletes. The great ones, the ones who contributed to two Super Bowl victories and countless memorable moments, those who played through injuries and concussions and gave what Hines Ward did to play the game, deserve a little more respect when their time comes.
The runaway leader for the Steelers rookie of the year is Marcus Gilbert (pictured at left), their second-round draft choice from the University of Florida.
Gilbert, who was going to be groomed for their left-tackle job of the future, is their starting right tackle of the present. He stepped in after Willie Colon's season-ending injury in the first game and quickly ended the calls to bring back Flozell Adams.
Gilbert, like all rookies, had to do without the preparation time that the spring practices and study sessions would have afforded him. Then, he had a lengthy stay on the sideline in training camp with a hamstring injury.
"I studied my playbook and I knew when I got back on the field, I'd push harder," Gilbert said. "When Willie went down with his injury, I felt I was caught up, and they knew they could count on me."
When Max Starks rejoined the team Oct. 5 and started immediately at left tackle, it gave the Steelers three former Gators in their starting line, including Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey. Gilbert credits Starks, who has started at both tackles, for helping his progress.
"Bringing him back has really helped us a lot. I'm grateful to have a dude like him; he's like a brother helping me out. Without Max, I don't think I would be progressing as I have."
The whole line has progressed since Starks' arrival and since the five starters have been able to stay healthy. After seven different starting offensive line combinations through seven games, they have started the same five the past four.
Like a .350 hitter batting .198 in June, the Steelers defense is due for a gaggle of turnovers over the final six games.
Through 10 games, they have six turnovers, four interceptions. That puts them on a pace to get 9 or 10 for the season. Last season, they had 35. Four NFL players have more interceptions than the entire Steelers defense.
They may be the first 7-3 team -- tied for the best record in the AFC -- to have a turnover disparity of minus-10.
Troy Polamalu led the Steelers with seven interceptions last season on the way to being named NFL defensive player of the year. He has none this season, although he did score the only touchdown by the defense on a returned fumble to help them beat Indianapolis.
"It comes down to a little bit of everything," Polamalu said, explaining what goes into turnovers. "How prepared you can be, how comfortable you feel with the offense, how comfortable you feel with the defense, seizing those opportunities you may have, playing your technique.
"All of it obviously comes down to whether you can be in position to make turnovers. We just haven't been making any. Hopefully, we'll be better at that."
James Farrior, who turns 37 in January, does not think the Steelers' heavy veteran presence necessarily will help them down the stretch.
He said that because he was fooled into thinking, as many were, that veteran presence would help at the start of the season after the lockout prevented all those spring practices.
"We said that at the beginning of the season, how we should have an advantage being that we're an older group of guys, a veteran group and with the lockout we didn't need that much preparation and work," the defensive captain said.
"But it showed that wasn't really true because we're 7-3, we're not 10-0. So I don't think it really makes a big difference. It's about what you put on the field."
And, as they have moved through this season, many veterans have lost some of their status. Bryant McFadden went from starting cornerback to No. 5. Hines Ward went from starting receiver to, at least Sunday, No. 4. Starters Aaron Smith and Willie Colon were lost for the season. Young backup Steve McLendon has been getting more time playing nose tackle, and Marcus Gilbert took over at right tackle.
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