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By Ryan Clark | August 24, 2008
» For the past two weeks, Raw has been ending exactly at 11:00 p.m. The reason for this is because the USA Network is running Olympic programming that has to start on time and they ordered WWE to end Raw exactly at 11 p.m. for a few weeks. WWE will go back to the overruns after the U.S. Open, which I believe is the Raw after this week's show. So no RAW over-run again this week.
» This should probably be taken with a grain of salt because he may picked it up online, but talk show host Scott Ferrall of Sirius Satellite Radio said during show last week that Sid Vicious was reportedly in the final stages of signing a deal with World Wrestling Entertainment. He said Sid has been telling friends that he will back in WWE by September, and the talk show host reported that the deal is nearly complete.


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Brothers. Sisters. I'm sorry I've neglected you recently. The absolute last thing I want is for you to think that we've hit the 3 year relationship and suddenly I don't have time for you because you no longer interest me / you gained weight / lost relevancy / I no longer care you because of _____.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Like the bro says in the song, "You were always on my mind."
Anyways. Let's 'catch up'.
How're you?
Yeah, I'm good thanks. Thank you for asking. 'Just travelling and shit atm.
I'm feeling kind of casual about the whole situation. Please don't get me wrong, I won't be returning to the UK with a mouthful of BS about how I 'found myself' or #madeachange - but I have been walking barefoot allot - so I guess that I'm half and half.
I sort of feel bad for the bros and sheros here who don't have access to Wi-Fi. I sort of feel like, because of this condition, that they're living in the '3rd World' and are less self aware / creative / interesting / informed about memes / good as me. Maybe it's my alabaster skin. Maybe it's my pocket full of £££. Maybe it's my God given right to 2mb+ internets. I don't want to sound 'like a dick' but that's how 'I feel'.
How do you feel?
It's my single biggest concern here - with the booking the hotels and stuff.
Not, 'Do you have aircon?'
'Do you have hot water?'
'Do you have _____?'
These things do not concern me.
I feel, as a small business owner and everybro, that having broadband internets is more important to me than x
Maybe this is a social commentary thing?
Maybe we've 'lost touch with the shit' in the West.
'Not sure.
Worried that maybe now that I've turned 20, then 22, then 25, then 2_, and now 30, that maybe these situations shouldn't concern me as much. Maybe I should be moar concerned with 'adult situations'. Marriage. Kids. 1080p flat screen TV's (1 in the living room and 1 in the bedroom with Freeview). Tesco Clubcard Points.
Anyways. Thailand. Overall, I'm loving it (Re: McDonnalds advert. Also, they serve a Big Mac here which looks dangerously like 'the photo'. Plump. 100% beef patty. Shhh - special sauce).
I'm on the islands atm. Keeping it casual.
I'm staying in some little hut thing on the seafront.
Think Santa's Grotto meets bar smoking area / patio meets mum's gnome collection in the garden. It's cute.
I feel sort of bad for the sex trade industry and shit here. My mission here (as a bro on the front line, deep in 'the shit') is to bring you the truth. To that end, I sort of wanted to talk to one of these bro's on the wrong side of 40 / 50+ with some 20something Thai woman. My friends said, "Adam. You should not have this convo with these bros."
To which I replied, "I have to. For the lols. For the internet."
So I spoke to this German chap with a Thai 'piece of ass'.
"Bro. As one bro to another, please explain to me wtf is going on here?" I say.
"What do you mean?" he replies.
"Bro. Mine is not to judge. But the internet needs to know. Please explain."
"Okay. I have a girlfriend (shero) back in Germany and this woman / bitch is my bit on the side."
"Because I want to."
And that's it. That really is the whole fucking deal. It's a commodity.
Sister has the hawt.
Brother has the £££ (or whatever the symbol is for German currency).
It's a symbiotic relationship.
It's a shambles.
Worried about bros who need to 'pay for sex'.
It sort of makes me think, 'Wouldn't you rather be with some broad who likes you for you? Not your £££ (or whatever the symbol is for German currency)?'
I don't ever want to be that bro.
So it's zzz time for me now.
Brothers. Sisters.
I'm sorry that there's no 'pretty pictures and stuff' in this post.
Like this one said, I'm staying in some stoopid hut and my internets here are 'fucking gay' (Re: no bandwith and uploading potential).
Miss you.
Love you.
<3 heart symbol.
- As you know, I'm more of a cat person, but puppies are pretty cute / kewl.
- Thai doors lock from the inside. Just push the button in, man.
- As AN ENGLISH MAN IN _____, I feel it important to raise our collective national brand by being pretty chill to anyone and everyone I meet. The staff. Some Russian. The cleaner. (Pick up broken bottles and shit. #makeachange #onenation #hashtag). English people don't have to be a bunch of dicks on tour. We, I, you, we, us, me can make a change.
- You don't need to tip. (But I do because of ^.)
- I sort of miss Caucasian girls.
- I tried to teach 'the savage niggers' about English music. It turns out that there's a Thai band which basically rips off Blur songs and translates them into Thai. Coffee and TV. Chord for chord.
- Do not order a Carbonara here. You will be disapoint :( sadface.
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I'd trade 2 firsts + MAB/McGinn + Gus for Subban. No reason not to at this point -- he's only 23 and its not like we're professionals at drafting defensemen. Even if we have to pay PK $4.5M per season, it's still a bargain.
With his shot from the point and Giroux managing the PP, we'd have a great unit for years to come. Not to mention that PK's ability to get up and down the rink with the puck would be a boon to our struggling offense. And his attitude would fit right in...
So....Montreal has to give a 1st round pick on top of a really good, 23 year old defensemen for a 2 way forward who didn't score 30 points last season (context or not, all of this is true)?
I'm surprised they don't have to give up Carey Price, too!
Look, guys, I love Couturier, but Jesus Christ, take off the ****ing homer glasses. PK Subban is an established player who's a hell of a lot closer to his ceiling than Sean Couturier is right now. His trade value, with the RFA issue or not, is more than Couturier by himself, let alone giving us picks to take their "problem" off their hands.
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So....two likely mid-late first round picks, a #5 defensemen / 4th line winger and a mid-level AHL defensemen-still-a-prospect-with-almost-no-NHL-experience?
Guys, this is a situation where we're likely not getting Subban without Couts and Schenn and I think this team is very steadfast on not trading those guys. Subban just ain' happenin. I wish he was. But there are 28 other NHL teams. Someone would blow that deal out of the damn water.
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I would rather just wait for gus to get better and just finish out the 1/2 a season and then make your moves for a top d-man & a legit scorer and make a run for the cup next season this way we keep the young talent we have and a top 1st round pick we should earn this season.I dont think we are good enough to go anywhere this season anyway even if we get Subban and he isnt worth loosing the young talent and picks just so maybe we make the playoffs ,we are not going deep into the playoffs anyway.I say just sit tight with what we have and concentrate on next season to make a real run.
Gus is limited. He's probably at his best a mid pairing defensemen. And he's a long ways off of that.
Too many folks are way over valuing him. He's got NHL upside but he's probably never going to be more valuable than, say, a low end #3 or high end #4 type d-man. The body isn't there and he's not elite offensively, like say, a Kimo Timmonen was.
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I think its exactly the opposite. Way too many people undervalue him. If you were a habs fan you'd be happy with that outcoming? You think the Rangers and Pens are going to sit idly by and let us get a young powerplay qb for a couple late firsts and our table scrapes?
I am with Cubs. Any conversation regarding Subban has to start with Couts or Schenn or Montreal hangs up the phone. You think we can back the Habs into the corner? Let's not forget that Homer went to the extent of threatening Nashville's financial future to get Weber. In the end he wouldn't move Couts or Schenn for the best defenseman in the game. Nashville pretty much chose to overpay to keep their stud. In the end Montreal will do the same.
I think we should place a pretty good, multi-yeared offer sheet for him at the least. We just lost Mez for a month and we need to pull the trigger on some sort of defenseman...
Kimo, schenn, coburn, grossman, lilja, gervais is not going to get it done in our division. Bryz is playing pretty good, and if it wasn't for some bad calls and bounces off our own skates, we could easily be 3-1 instead of 1-3. With Mez out and Hartnell down (see what I did there?) it will be tough for the next month or two...We need another high level dman and one more premier player to put us over the top for the cup...or is that the alcohol talking?
I would love to have Subban though.
Gus is good, and could probably be our best skating defenseman one day
Gus has this "it" factor that you can only understand if you've played hockey. Cause when you're on that ice, and you go into a corner to get the puck, and you know Brian Boyle is directly behind you and hes gonna nail you, most guys (MAB) will panic. They'll just race for the puck and wack it when they get there without even thinking. The fear prevents them from thinking. The good players (you can see Giroux and Couturier do it every night) can still think when feeling fear of that hit, and its like they always observe their surroundings so when that moment comes, they have a radar image in their head of who is open and where, and they make a solid pass. Its the one thing that all great hockey players have to have, you cant teach it. And where I am getting at, is Gus has that (and he's a little guy, so thats saying something). It sucks that he's hurt because this might be his last chance to learn from Timonen how to play physcial defense even when severely undersized.
so I think Gus is the real deal, BUT, probably will just be a #3/#4 his whole career because of his size.
Canadians will match anything. You can send a 8 year (new max length) $80 million sheet, they'll still match it. They can afford to match anything and if they change their mind they can always trade him the following season. If this was Phoenix or something, this might work, but never in Philly Pitt NYR Montreal LA Toronto etc etc
I dont think it has to be Couturier or Schenn like others, I think a package with Voracek could get it done as well. But I've said it before and I'll say it again, I think our defense is fine You have all the physicality you could want. Thats what you HAVE to have in defense to win, guys who will move player out of your crease and off the puck. Do you have a fast defensemen who can skate the puck from net to net? no, thats a luxury, not a necessity. I dont get the argument of "they're slow", they're defensemen. Whens the last time someone judged the speed of Chara, Pronger, Stevens etc? Defensemen are traditionally supposed to be big and slow, they just put themselves in the right position where they dont need speed.
The best defense is a good offense.
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we lost pronger, who was our top end D-man talent ... when i think of PK ... i think #3 D man and power play point man with a good shot ....
but PK does not solve this teams problem or put them over the top, so i'd pass ...
the only package that i trade couturier in - is for a Shea Weber
i would consider trading both Schenn brothers to Montreal for like Galchenyuk and PK ...
i value PK more than L. Schenn and i think Galchenyuk and Schenn would be a wash ... but i like having a future team USA player on our team
how BAD does Toronto look right now with that Phil Kessel trade for Dougie Hamilton and Seguin ... Boston is my cup pick this year
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Dont think Flyers would trade Couturier for Subban. Too much upside. BSchenn? Complicated by Luke and not enough for MTL
Why don't we write this season off, especially after Mez and Harts injuries, draft Seth Jones first overall, dump any aging players with expiring contracts or use amnesty buyouts/trades to unload them for prospects or picks, we then use these picks then to package for some great D or sign decent FA D who along with Jones and the dynamic forwards we have will make us a powerhouse for years to come?
Oh in a perfect world...
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Review this carBy owl on Sunday, March 31, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 6,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great for parking,fits toddler in rear comfortably"
Cons: "small fuel capacity not good for long trips"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Notes about me: - I have owned Japanese-made, American-made, and German-made cars - I prefer to perform maintenance service on my cars, if I can - I like to modify and upgrade my car, if I can --- The Mazda2 is a good car, and it is what I expect from a Japanese-made car and from Mazda. We previously drove a Mini Cooper (2004 and 2012), but as a family with a new baby boy living in San Francisco, California, we wanted a small 4-door car that was still easy to park. While 12 inches longer than the Mini Cooper, the it is still fairly easy to fit smaller parking spaces in San Francisco. Yes, it doesn't have all the perks of a fancier car, but I don't expect that from a $15,000 car. We also considered the Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris (4-door), the Ford Fiesta, and the Prius C. Here are some facts about our first year of ownership: - Purchased the Auto Transmission, Touring model new in May 2012 and put on about 5000 miles per year - Did our first oil change ourselves - the placements of the oil filter and drain plug make oil changes a cinch! - Installed the direct-fit Mazda2 Bluetooth hands-free kit ourselves, and it works like a charm - Installed heated seats, and it works great for the cold San Francisco mornings (low to mid 40s) - Purchased a second switch-blade remote off of Ebay and programmed it myself (very easily and cheaply) - I even was able to use the remote trunk release button on the Mazda2 - Rear seats fit our full-sized convertible baby/toddler seat, rear-facing without a problem and still gives me and my wife (5'7") a good amount of room in the front seats - Can fit our Quinny Zapp (tiny!) stroller and two full-sized carry-on suitcases in the trunk with the rear seats upright for passengers! Our MPG on the Auto Transmission is all over the place, but we expect that being in San Francisco "proper" with hills everywhere: * Pure CITY driving can be as low as 20-22mpg (SF city blocks may have stop signs on EVERY block or two, with some city blocks only being about 300ft in length - that's up to 16 stop signs per mile! Also, I try my best to make full, complete stops by the book.) * Mixed driving gives us around 24-27mpg * Pure FREEWAY driving gives us around 31-36mpg, depending on driving speed; It's closer to 31mpg when driving on the sometimes windy I-5 going around 75-85mph and closer to 36mpg when going around 55-65mph NOTE for all Mazda2 owners regarding FUEL CAPACITY: ==> For some reason, Mazda chose to display "0 miles remaining" (we call it "E blinky zero") with around 1.25 gallons remaining in the tank. We don't have a precise number, yet, because we don't want to run out of gas - but we were able to drive 35 miles AFTER the trip meter told us we were "out" of gas with "0 miles remaining" and still were not able to fill up the full 11.3-gallon capacity of the tank. ---- Overall and a year later, we still feel this was the best car for our needs (family with a baby/toddler living in San Francisco)."
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By SCMazdaDriver on Wednesday, November 3, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"So far I have no regrets purchasing this vehicle. there are only a few little things to mention. the visors are a little small and don't block out much sun when you need them. the stability gets a little shaky at high speeds, but it's manageable. and there is no center arm rest. overall though it's a great car."
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By Lil Red on Wednesday, January 18, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 8,200
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive, great MPG, feels solid"
Cons: "Garment hooks? Mist option for the rear wiper?"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Traded my Fit Sport AT for the Mazda 2 because I live in the mountains and was tired of the Fit downshifting seemingly at will; also had some customer service issues with Honda that never got resolved, so I switched brands. The M2 is much more fun to drive than the Fit was, and is getting slightly better gas mileage. Two minor complaints about the Mazda: where are the garment hooks (this is, after all, a four door car, and it would be nice to be able to hang one's clothes)?, and why can't I swipe the back glass just once like I can the windshield? Pretty minor stuff. Had the opportunity recently to drive the M2 in the snow, and it is a great little snow car."
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By Drew on Saturday, January 21, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Gets better mpg than stated on window sticker!"
Cons: "Small hatch area"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I traded in my Ford Focus for this cute sporty new Mazda 2. The M2 gets better gas mpg than the sticker, at present Im getting 36.2 mpg in MIXED driving and the car isnt even broken in yet AND its still winter. The manual shifter action is straight out of the Miata ( I owned one so I know :) The handling is amazingly sporty for an economy car. Its loaded: pw, pl, pm, tilt, cruise, cd/mp3, trip comp, A/C...I got the Touring trim level which also came with alloy wheels, a spoiler and nicer seats. Seats are very comfy and attractive. The car does not have blue tooth, but I dont want or need it. It does not have navigation, but again I dont want or need that. What it does have is an amzing amount of content and quality motoring/sporty feel to it for about 16k, less if you get the Sport trim. I drove a Honda Fit awhile back and was not too impressed. Mazda is way more fun to drive and just as reliable, and not everyone owns one. I highly reccomend this car to anyone who doesnt want to spend alot but wants to get a sporty, fun, economy car that seats 4 comfortibly."
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By Kenn on Friday, April 29, 2011
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"Let me be critical. It doesn't have a lot of HP. There is no arm rest unless you buy it as an accessory. The visors are small. Tall people may be less comfortable. That being said, the value you get from this car is great! Compared to other competitors like the Honda Fit, Nissan Versa and Ford Fiesta, you get a better value for your money. Considering what the Mazda2 has to offer, it may look minimalist at first. But if you start to compare it to these other models, it has a lot where it counts and not just bells and whistles. To match the Mazda2, the other cars have to have package upgrades that raise the price significantly, taking most to the 19K-20K price range. The only one that beats it for price may be the Toyota Yaris? But that's not really a good comparison in my opinion. A pro review I read stated that for a first run product on the American market, it came with a very mature build. I have to agree with that statement whole-heartedly. Check the websites and compare for yourself. I shaved $75 on car payments and $40 at the pump every fill-up. Now all that is left is the fun! Driving this manual transmission is very easy! It shifts easy! You don't have to force it! It is Mazda shifting for sure. They didn't slack off on the quality just to make a subcompact B car affordable. The steering is nice and tight! Handles very well! The interior is unique and sporty. The sound system is very adequate. When you back that up with the Mazda reputation it adds more value to the vehicle."
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I hope so, and I would choose lives.
Gary Anderberg, an advanced reader of my just-released book, "The New Killer Apps," recently sent me a gracious but stern email admonishing me for failing to address the dramatic loss of professional driving jobs that could come with Google's driverless cars. (With his permission, I've shared that email as the first comment to this article.)
I agree that Mr. Anderberg's concern is warranted. But, honestly, I hope that driverless-car-driven job losses do become a real problem.
Jobs will only be lost if Google or some other innovator delivers fully autonomous cars. That would also mean, however, that we could reap tremendous gains in vehicle safety. We would be forced to choose between saving lives and losing jobs. I would choose lives.
Mr. Anderberg's concern about job loss is shared by many and was well-articulated by Lee Vinsel in a blog post that circulated on Dave Farber's influential IP mailing list shortly after I got Mr. Anderberg's email. The post says:
It seems obvious that the profoundest impacts of this technology will come not after geeks buy Google cars but after companies use the systems to shed workers. Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people—truckers, cabbies, and delivery people—drive for a living in the USA. Why wouldn't corporations replace these workers with autonomous vehicles and, thereby, cut labor costs, benefits, workers compensation claims, etc.?
I'm sympathetic to these concerns. The loss of jobs to automation is more than a conceptual issue. It is part of my personal experience.
There was a time not too many generations ago when Chinese immigrants like me mostly worked in two trades—restaurants and laundries. My father worked until his last days in his laundry. It was a good-enough livelihood to let him bring his family from China. But, by the mid-1970s, self-service laundromats and home washing machines had decimated the business. When my father died, we had to pay a scrap hauler to dismantle the equipment and take it away. It was worth that little. Needless to say, none of his kids went into the business.
Just as washing machines eliminated Chinese laundries, fully driverless vehicles would eliminate many professional driving jobs—including many, like taxi-driving, that form an economic bridge for current immigrants. The impact might be sudden, as Mr. Anderberg worries. Or it might be more gradual and allow more time for adaptation. Some argue that jobs will be created—just as when cars replaced horses—and that the increased productivity will be a collective good. But there are no guarantees.
Whether the shift is sudden or gradual, we should feel for those who lose their jobs. But, should we take action to prevent the potential job loss?
Should we have banned washing machines, or taxed and regulated them heavily, to keep my father's hand laundry viable? It was his route to the lower middle class. That, in turn, enabled immense opportunities for me. The route no longer exists. Should we stop driverless cars from closing off opportunities for those in numerous other job categories?
As we ponder what to do, we should not lump all automation technologies together. Some automation technologies, like laundry machines, are mostly about convenience, productivity and cost reduction. In these cases, the technology enables a simple trade: one man's cost savings helps to eliminate another man's job. To the former, this is progress. To the latter, it is a Faustian bargain.


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Review: 2011 Audi A8
Thane PetersonUp Front
Audi has been gaining market share steadily in the U.S., but in one segment—arguably the most important—the German automaker is decidedly weak: The A8, Audi's (NSU:GR) big luxury sedan, lags way behind its competitors. Through the end of August, Audi sold a paltry 568 A8s in the U.S. market this year. BMW (BMW:GR) sold 8,963 of its 7 Series models, Mercedes-Benz (DAI) 8,016 of its S-Class, and Toyota (TM) 7,575 of its Lexus LS during the same period.
It's hard for Audi to argue that it's on its way to becoming the world's leading purveyor of luxury cars (which is the goal of Volkswagen (VOW:GR), Audi's parent company) if its flagship is stuck in the doldrums. So, the company is trying to put wind in the A8's sails with a significant redesign that makes the model bigger, more fuel-efficient, more feature-laden, and nicer-looking, both inside and out. However, how popular the A8 will be in horsepower-hungry America is an open question.
The Audi still has less raw power than its rivals. The standard V8 in the new A8 is rated at 372 horsepower, 22 hp more than before, but less than the 2011 BMW 750i (400 hp), the supercharged Jaguar XJ (470 hp), and Mercedes S550 (382 hp). Only the Lexus LS 460, rated at 357 hp, trails the Audi. The torque rating of the A8's engine (a measure of the oomph available for acceleration) only rose 4 lb.-ft., to 328 lb.-ft., which trails all of its rivals, including the Lexus.
The A8's new transmission, on the other hand, is one of the smoothest on the market: a high-tech eight-speed automatic with a manual shifting function and steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters.
The efficient transmission, relatively small engine, curb weight, and an ultra-sleek exterior help give the new A8 the best fuel economy in its class, with a rating of 17 miles per gallon in the city and 27 on the highway, for an average of 21. That beats the all-wheel-drive versions of the Porsche Panamera S (16 city/24 highway/19 average), Lexus LS 460 (16/23/18), Mercedes S550 (14/21/17), and BMW 750i (14/20/16). Surprisingly, the A8 matches the average fuel economy of the new Mercedes S400 Hybrid, and does better than the 20-mpg average mileage of the hybrid and six-cylinder-engine versions of the BMW 7 Series.
Another selling point: The A8 is gorgeous, with a long, luxurious-looking hood and a rakish roofline that curves down into a macho, chopped-off rear end. It has a more aggressive, crouched look to it than the previous model. A curving string of LED headlights make the car immediately identifiable at night; a string of orange LED turn-signal lights and running lights make it equally distinctive during the day. I suspect the headlights alone will lure some shoppers into buying this car. They're that cool.
The A8's $78,925 starting price is a bargain, especially considering that Audi's quattro all-wheel drive comes standard. In this class, only the all-wheel-drive 2011 Lexus LS 460 starts at less ($68,560). Major German rivals such as the 2011 BMW 750i xDrive (starting price: $87,175), the 2010 Porsche Panamera 4S ($94,775), and the 2010 Mercedes S550 4Matic ($96,475) are far pricier. So is the rear-wheel-drive-only, supercharged 2011 Jaguar XJ, which starts at $88,575.
If you're considering the new A8, keep in mind that a new "L" version (for long wheelbase) will be available in November, starting at $84,875. The A8L will be 5.1 inches longer than the regular-wheelbase A8, with a like amount of additional legroom in the back seat.
If power is a priority, a new Audi W12, with a huge 500-hp, 12-cylinder power plant, is due out in late spring of 2011. The W12 will jump from zero to 60 in about 4.8 seconds, the company says. No decision has been made yet as to whether an updated version of the speedy S8—the S series is Audi's equivalent of Mercedes' AMG and BMW's M high-performance cars—will be offered in North America, a spokesman says.
Behind the Wheel
The new A8 has more than adequate acceleration, but it's far from the leader. Audi says the car will jump from zero to 60 in 5.6 seconds, which is quicker than the AWD Lexus LS 460 (5.9 seconds), but slower than the Mercedes S550 4Matic (5.4 seconds), BMW 550i xDrive (5 seconds flat), and Porsche Panamera 4S (4.8 seconds).
The A8 has a lighter feel than its rivals. That's partly because its curb weight is only about 4,400 lb., 200 lb. to 300 lb. less than the all-wheel-drive versions of the Mercedes S, Lexus LS 460, and BMW 750i. But it's also because the A8's steering is calibrated to require remarkably little effort on the part of the driver.
The A8's ride is a bit boaty for my taste. The suspension smoothes out most potholes and bumps during day-to-day driving, but on the highway you feel like you're floating a little above the pavement. I prefer the stiffer suspension, heavier steering feel, and general sportiness of the BMW and Porsche. But if a luxurious ride is what you want, the A8 rivals the Mercedes S550, though it doesn't feel quite as solid and sound-deadened as the Mercedes.
The A8's new interior is beautiful. My test car was upholstered in gorgeous black and coffee-brown leather, with sumptuous suede inserts in the door panels. The tiered and sculpted dash is not only functional but one of the best-looking around. I love the way various wood, aluminum, and leather design elements curve around the dash and continue along the doors. There are cool-looking strips of ambient lighting above the doors and surrounding the overhead controls.
The front seats are unusually comfortable and there's plenty of foot, knee, and head room in the rear seat. There isn't much need to pay extra for the A8L unless you require limousine-style space in back. A center armrest (containing cupholders and a storage space) folds down between the two rear seats. The middle rear seat can accommodate a third passenger with the armrest up, but there's a hump in the floor and the space is too tight for an adult to be comfortable.
The A8 comes with all the usual high-tech add-ons, including a night-vision system that Audi says will be better than competing systems at warning of pedestrians on the road ahead, a two-screen rear-seat entertainment system, and a 19-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system. The A8 also is the first car to offer wireless Internet access within its cabin for up to eight devices, as well as a little electronic pad for entering handwritten instructions into the navigation system. As is often the case, optional-equipment prices add up quickly. The B&O sound system alone goes for $6,300.
Buy It or Bag It?
I suspect that one reason for the A8's low sales is that many shoppers view the car as little more than a gussied-up Volkswagen. However, the A8 is a much better car than that. My advice would be to test-drive it against the 2011 Lexus LS 460, which is the best buy in the segment. The Lexus not only has a lower starting price but a relatively short and inexpensive list of optional equipment.
Among the German competitors, I prefer the sportier BMW 750i and Porsche Panamera, but they're much pricier than the A8, especially with all-wheel drive. If luxury is your top priority, the Audi's interior, nice as it is, can't quite match that of a Mercedes. As I said above, the Mercedes S550 also feels quieter and more solidly made than the A8. However, the A8 comes close to a Mercedes in build quality and interior sumptuousness at a much lower price.
The bottom line is that the new A8 is a wonderful car, but it doesn't really stand out from its many equally wonderful competitors.
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BOSTON, Dec. 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "Reducing Cardiometabolic Risk: What Are The Barriers?" a roundtable debate featuring the chairpersons of the 2006 Cardiometabolic Health Congress (CHC), identified the combined impact of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease as the biggest health problem facing the world today. Early intervention/prevention, reimbursement and societal changes are cited as critical for making significant progress. Cardiometabolic risk (CMR) factors are associated with four of the top 10 leading causes of death -- heart disease, diabetes, stroke and cancer. CMR is comprised of a set of risk factors that viewed together, are good indicators of a person's overall risk of developing heart disease and type 2 diabetes. These include: obesity, high LDL ("bad") cholesterol, high blood fat (triglycerides), low HDL ("good") cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking and physical inactivity. The full discussion, which includes their proposed changes to improve outcomes, is now available in audio and written transcript at http://www.cardiometabolichealth.org. The CHC chairpersons are: * Jay S. Skyler, MD, MACP, Professor of Medicine, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Dr. Skyler is an expert in diabetes research and a key opinion leader in the field of endocrinology * Christie M. Ballantyne, MD, Professor of Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Ballantyne is a cardiologist and conducts research on prevention and identifying risk factors for coronary heart disease * Richard W. Nesto, MD, Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School. Dr. Nesto is an interventional cardiologist and clinical researcher on diabetes, insulin resistance and coronary disease Key points raised by Congress Chairpersons drove the debate towards the following themes: "Obesity has been adopted as a risk factor yet relatively few practitioners look at obesity as something that needs an intervention. As a society we need to change the mindset that weight loss should be cosmetically driven, not medically driven." "Overweight and obesity are on the rise thereby increasing the incidence of diabetes and cardiovascular disease at an alarming rate. We must adapt early intervention strategies to treat all critical risk factors." "Getting diabetes when you're 20 is a new phenomenon ... people in their 40s are going to end up with cardiovascular, kidney and eye disease and the cost to society is going to be extraordinary. We should no longer wait until end-stage disease to make an impact." "Even when we go to put the lifestyle systems in place, we don't get the reimbursement to support or sustain them." To download the audio file of this roundtable or view the complete written transcript, please visit cardiometabolichealth.org. For interview requests, please contact GinaMarie Mangiaracina / Chandler Chicco Agency / 202-609-6003 or email@example.com.
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Qualcomm today announced the latest addition to its SnapDragon line of mobile processors. The APQ8064 in the most advanced chip in Qualcomm's line, and boasts a quad-core design at speeds that run up to 2.5GHz per core. The APQ8064 is made with 28nm processing, which Qualcomm says helps to reduce power requirements while controlling heat output. The chip also supports a quad-core graphics chip for better gaming support. The APQ8064 also includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and FM radios, includes support for NFC, and is capable of handling 20 megapixel cameras and 3D video capture. Qualcomm expects the chip to begin sampling in early 2012.
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We're supposed to complete with the indicated verb. 1. Romain et Christophe _______ un vol Air France. (choisir) 2. Quand Romain fait enregistrer ses bagages, il _______ aussi sa place. (choisir) 3. Pendant le voyage, les deux garcons ont faim. Ils _____ tout leur repas. (...
April 21, 2011
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March 8, 2011
name, lewis carroll
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what is the appositive inthis sentences Charles Lutwidge Dodson is better known by his pen name,Lewis Carroll.
March 8, 2011
Oil and Water Go Kaboom!
February 27, 2011
a plank of mass 5kg is placed on a frictionless horizontal table. further a block of mass 2kg is placed over the plank. A mass-less spring of natural length 2m is fixed to the plank by its one end. The other end of spring is compressed by the block by half of its springs ...
January 16, 2011
balance the following equation by half reaction method in an acidic medium: C3H8O + MnO4^- gives off C3H6O + Mn^2+
January 13, 2011
Consider a square ABCD of side 10cm and total mass 10kg. Let O be the center of the sqaure. We cut a square of corners O and C. Find the central mass of the obtained shape after removing the small cutten sqaure.
January 6, 2011
please I desperately need an answer!!
January 1, 2011
In a factory of electronic items, the total cost of production, expressed in thousands of dollars, is given by the function C(x)= (x^2-x+2)/x+1 where x belongs to [0;5] and expressed in hundrends of items produced. 1) calculate in dollars the total cost of production of 400 ...
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calcus/ math
Nick has enough wire to construct a 100m of fence. he wish to use it to form three sides of a rectangular garden,one side is along his building. 1)What dimensions should be choose in order to enclose the largest possible area? 2)Verify the result thus obtained by graphical ...
December 28, 2010
If you bought a share of common stock, you would probably expect to receive dividends plus an eventually capital gain. Would the distribution between the dividend yield and the capital gains yield be influenced by the firm's decision to pay more dividends rather than to ...
December 1, 2010
Fletcher Company's current stock price is $36.000, its last dividend was $2.40, and its required rate of return is 12%. If divends are expected to grow at a constant rate, g, in the future and if Rs is expected to remain at 12%, what is Fletcher's expected stock price ...
December 1, 2010
i don't know it i need help !
October 23, 2010
A block is projected up a frictionless inclined plane with initial speed v0 = 1.92 m/s. The angle of incline is è = 12.2°. (a) How far up the plane does it go? (b) How long does it take to get there? (c) What is its speed when it gets back to the bottom?
October 11, 2010
An electron with a speed of 1.1 × 107 m/s moves horizontally into a region where a constant vertical force of 3.6 × 10-16 N acts on it. The mass of the electron is 9.11 × 10-31 kg. Determine the vertical distance the electron is deflected during the time it ...
October 11, 2010
Strategies for gathering information Appendix D Is the source the name of the article or the reference who wrote it. What goes in the source box?
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Im greater than 99 but less than 1000, two of my digits that are not next to each other are the same, my tenth digit can't be greater and is more than my hundreths digit. What number am I?
November 17, 2009
5th grade History
because men felt women didn't have the right to vote and belonged cooking and cleaning and so on
November 10, 2008
if 2f(p)=20 then f(p)= 10 so, f(3p)=3*10 f(3p)= 30 i hope this helps!
October 28, 2008
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October 28, 2008
Can you tell me the answer to: 3 1/2 = ______x 4 3/8. I keep coming up with 1 1/4 but it doesnt work out when I multiply it back. HELP!!!!
October 28, 2008
What a most delightful quatrain Jamie has written. In the above sentence i need to identify the subject. I don't know if its quatrain or Jame. And I also need to tell what the form of the verb is. I think the verb is has written and if so is that irregular?
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hello i need some help with those questions (the legal requirements relevant to inclusive practice.) and the importance of inclusive practise in a pre school setting. thank you
September 30, 2008
When did you memorize the patriotic poem, "Paul Reveres ride"? In the above sentence is the predicate did memorize? If so what part of the sentence would the word poem be??
September 25, 2008
new england modifys states??????????
September 25, 2008
Many notable poets often lived in the New England states. In the above sentence i need to identify the subject modifiers in the sentence and the descriptive adjectives. I believe the adjectives are New England, many and notable. What then would be the modifier of the subject? ...
September 25, 2008
Thank you but could you also tell me then what the subject modifiers are in the sentence.
September 24, 2008
Many notable poets often lived in the New England states. In the above sentence i need to identify the subject modifiers and the descriptive adjectives in the sentence. I believe poets is the subject so would many and notable be the modifiers and if that is right then what ...
September 24, 2008
wow didn't know that one, thanks!
September 24, 2008
Invite Jim on our fishing trip. In the above sentence can you tell me what words modify the predicate. I think the predicate is invite but I'm not sure. if so would on our fishing trip be the predicate modifiers. And also would Jim be the subject of the sentence?
September 24, 2008
My grandmother happily presented the family heirloom at the wedding. In this sentence i believe heirloom is the direct object, presented is the verb but i need to know what the subject modifier is and is happily an adverb that describes presented?
September 11, 2008
The German Oktoberfest actually begins in September. could you tell me what the predicate modifiers are and what the number of the predicate is. I am thinking that begins is the predicate.
September 11, 2008
The city of munich plans many interesting festivities. Would you capitalize city and munich in this sentence?
September 11, 2008
The city of Munich plans many interesting festivities. In the above sentence i need to identify the nouns in the objectice case. I also need to know what part of the sentence is the word festivities. I know the subject is Munich and the form is simple.
September 11, 2008
In the following sentence i need to know what are the nouns in the objective case and what part of the sentence is the word festivities? I know that Munich is the subject and the form is simple but if someone could help with the other two questions that would be great!
September 11, 2008
where is the safe place to live in a island and why
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Events as they happened:
1. I have a BB torch 9800. Which I have been happy with for a couple of years.
2. Just bought the Z10 and wanted to transfer my devices.
3. Downloaded Link and followed the instructions. IMPORTANT NOTE: HJd to disable Wireless syncing on the Torch to start the sync and backup through desktop manager.
4. Took a back up of my old BB jsut in case (thank god).
5. Completed the transfer and deleted / reset the Torch.
6. Noticed that Z10 was MISSING a lot of recently created contacts.
7. Went back to restoring the Torch and finding the problem.
8. Noticed that the device transfer stated that only NON-ONLINE contact items (not linked to MSN, Gmail , etc) will be transfferred. OK THEN!
9. I had 4 email accounts on the Torch. Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail and a Private domain (IMAP).
10. Didnt realise before that over the last two years the setting in the Default account / contact list to save new contacts was Hotmail.
10. OK, I thought no issue, means these new contacts I created over the last two years should be on my Hotmail. IMPORTANT NOTE: Since at that time WIRELESS SYNC was enabled. I just disabled it at the time of the shift a few hours ago.
11. Nope! contacts are not on Hotmail. they are only in the phone.
12. OK lets try to backup the contacts and rtestore on the Z10. Didnt work. Same issue, only NON-ONLINE contacts are restored.
13. Lets try to sync Hotmail contacts on phone with the online Hotmail address book. Perhaps then i can re-sync it with Z10. Didnt work. I CANT FIND THE WIRELESS SYNCING OPTION. The option has disappeared!!! My SIM is in and working fine. I restored the Torch and upgraded the software to OS 6 service patch.
14. I have checked a hundred times under Contacts - Options - click on the contact list. Nope, no option to turn on wireless syncing.
15. Checked the Setup - Email Acocunts, Contacts option is ticked there. Checked default service - Reconfirmed all are set to Hotmail. Checked Email Reconciliation options - Wireless reconsile is enabled in there for all accounts. The Service Books - Shows two services for Hotmail account CMIME and CICAL
I added quite a few contacts over the years. I cant afford to loose them. What do I do?
My phone wont sync the contacts added under Hotmail to the hotmail address book and the new BB desktop manager and link wont let me sync contacts that are on ONLINE contact lists such as of hotmail and gamil.
Im stuck! please help!
Oh yes almost forgot to mention. i tried syncing Torch with Outlook and then syncing Z10. Doesnt work. the missing contacts do not show up in any contact list in Outlook and the whole process jsut ends up creating duplicates of my already existing contacts.
plus no idea if Z10 even syncs with Outlook as there is no option to select where or which list in Outlook it will sync with.
Thats another issue and I'll get to that later.
First I need a fix for the Torch contacts issue actually gettign the contacts out of it. Then we can worry about gettign them onto Z10 later!
02-14-2013 09:34 PM - edited 02-14-2013 09:36 PM
EDIT: Ok, scratch most of the following as I didn't see your follow up message in time. Give me a bit to figure out an alternate option for you, but in the meantime, look the below over, just in case it can help.
Hi Aucturus,
Can you go into your Hotmail account and see if the contacts are listed there? Turning off Wireless Sync should do anything except to stop the sync from that moment forward. Anything that was on the server should have remained.
But given that it didn't work, try doing the following now that you have restored your Torch.
1. If you have Microsoft Outlook installed on your computer, sync the contacts from your Torch to Outlook. Once you have them on Outlook, make sure they're all there. Note: if you have Outlook set to sync to your Hotmail account, click on Send/Receive and then skip ahead to step 4.
2. Next, export your contacts to a .csv file. The specific instructions may vary depending on your specific version of Outlook, but here is a link that will give thorough instructions on how to do this. http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/outlook-help/exp
3. Log into your Hotmail account on the web. Look at the top left corner of your Hotmail (where it says Outlook) and click on the down arrow, then select People. You will then be given an option to add contacts using a file. Use that option to upload your .csv file and import your contacts. Double check the list to ensure that you don't have any duplicates, etc. Hotmail can help to clean up your contact list as well. Once everything looks good, proceed to step 4.
4. After a little time (e.g. 1 hour), check to see if your contacts have synced to your Z10. If not, there are two things to try. One is to change your sync to manual sync on your Z10 (under Settings > Accounts > Hotmail > Advanced Options). Give it a little longer than the sync interval and check again.
5. If step 4 didn't work, delete your Hotmail account from your Z10, restart the Z10, and then readd your Hotmail account again. This will push everything from the server, including your contacts.
If you aren't able to use Outlook to sync your contacts, let me know and I'll see if there is something else I can come up with for you.
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Hey Krypto, Thanks so much for taking the time to try and help. Please note comments below.
"Can you go into your Hotmail account and see if the contacts are listed there? Turning off Wireless Sync should do anything except to stop the sync from that moment forward. Anything that was on the server should have remained."
That's what I thought. But I went and checked. They aren't there and that is the real problem. If they were there then it should auto sync with my Z10. Plus Microsoft changed Hotmail to Outlook.com and now all my contacts are on there from Facebook, Google and the like. I separated them using account filters but still found that none of my contacts added on my phone have been stored online.
"1. If you have Microsoft Outlook installed on your computer, sync the contacts from your Torch to Outlook. Once you have them on Outlook, make sure they're all there. Note: if you have Outlook set to sync to your Hotmail account, click on Send/Receive and then skip ahead to step 4."
This was my second thought. But the New Desktop Manager does not sync contacts of online accounts like Hotmail. So none of the contacts get synced there either.
2. Next, export your contacts to a .csv file……
3. Log into your Hotmail account on the web………..
Since point 1 doesn't work point 2 and 3 are not possible. I would have done that, it struck me too but even Outlook and Desktop Manager don't communicate L for Hotmail contacts.
4. After a little time (e.g. 1 hour)……..
5. If step 4 didn't work, delete your ……
Contacts aren't in Hotmail…..
The whole issue is I need to either get the contacts listed under 'contact list Hotmail' on my phone to sync with my Hotmail account. This doesn't happen. Or to get these contacts exported somehow to upload in outlook or Z10 and then go from there. Either of the above two options are not working.
There are no Groups in my Hotmail account .... so thats been ruled out ....
this isn't a common persons user freindly fix but I got it done... the hard way... had to stop being lazy, do some research, and start my techie days again....
every blackberry backup has .ipd and some other geberish files....
there is a free program magic berry that basically extracts these files and presents them to you.... so in other words... you hack the backup files and get whatever info you want out of there exported in a csv...
if you cant find magicberry you can rename the .bbb file to .zip and get the .ipd file out yourself....
open in notepad and convert if in readable format... else get a text exractor...
I used the magic berry... was much faster... either ways you can get whatever info you want out of these files....
pity i had to go through all that... now i need to sit and import these to outlook...
then delete the huge numebr of duplicates....
..... bangs head on table.....
anyone know of a contacts merger for outlook .... sigh ....
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Aucturus wrote:
..... bangs head on table.....
anyone know of a contacts merger for outlook .... sigh ....
Am having all sorts of problems synching z10 with hotmail actvesync... but I can tell you that outlook.com / hotmail does have a duplicate contacts cleaner if that helps you out. Maybe you can sync outlook on your pc with outlook.com contacts using the outlook.com hotmail connector http://helpblog.blackberry.com/2013/02/how-to-setu
This is just from the reading I have done to fix my own issues and what I have seen in my own hotmail / outlook.com contacts.
hope it helps


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The Switch
This film had me at Jason Bateman, though the rest of the cast is great as well. This is the first time since Friends With Money that I actually want to see a Jennifer Aniston film in theatres.
The Joneses
I saw The Joneses at TIFF last year. I will post my thoughts on it closer to the release date.
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