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New 2020 Lexus ES 350 in Scottsdale , AZ
- $47,100
Vehicle Details
|Stock #
|Exterior Color
|Nebula Gray Pearl
|Interior Color
|Chateau Nuluxe&Reg; With Linear Espresso Wood Trim
|Gas Mileage
|City:22 Hwy:33
|3.5L V6 DOHC Dual VVT-i 24V
|8-Speed Automatic
Additional Vehicle Information
- Features
- Specs
- Warranty
- Comfort
- Technology
- Exterior
- Safety
- Mechanical
- Interior
Comfort Features
|Dash trim
|Center console trim
|Floor mat material
|Shift knob trim
|rear center folding with pass-thru, rear center with cupholders
|Steering wheel trim
|Floor mats
|rear, front
|Floor material
|Door trim
Convenience Features
|front, rear
|Steering wheel
|tilt and telescopic
|Cruise control
|One-touch windows
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Power steering
|Multi-function remote
|illuminated entry, panic alarm, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Cargo area light
|Retained accessory power
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Courtesy lights
|Footwell lights
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, multi-function, paddle shifter, voice control
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Power outlet(s)
|12V front and rear
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage, illuminated
|Rearview mirror
|Universal remote transmitter
|Homelink - garage door opener
|front seatback, grocery bag holder, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, door pockets, accessory hook
|Touch-sensitive controls
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
|automatic climate control
|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear vents
|second row
|Air filtration
|Warnings and reminders
|low battery, lamp failure, low fuel, engine oil, coolant, maintenance due, tire fill alert
|Instrument cluster screen size
|7 in.
|Trip computer
|Driver information system
|Digital odometer
|External temperature display
|Multi-function display
|Fuel economy display
|MPG, range
|Trip odometer
Audio System
|voice operated, AM/FM, HD radio
|Auxiliary audio input
|Bluetooth, jack, USB, iPod/iPhone
|Antenna type
|diversity, mast
|In-Dash CD
|single disc, MP3 Playback
|Total speakers
|Radio data system
|Speed sensitive volume control
|Satellite radio
|Electronic messaging assistance
|with read function, voice operated
|Smart device app function
|vehicle location, maintenance status, lock operation
|Driver assistance app
|roadside assistance
|Wireless data link
|hands free
In Car Entertainment
|Connected in-car apps
|Google POIs, Amazon Alexa
|Enform, Apple CarPlay ready
|Infotainment screen size
|8 in.
|Moonroof / Sunroof
|tilt/slide, one-touch open/close, anti-trapping, power glass, sliding sunshade
|Daytime running lights
|auto high beam dimmer, LED, auto delay off, auto on/off
|Exterior entry lights
|puddle lamps, security approach lamps
Tires and Rims
|Spare tire size
|Tire type
|all season
|Spare tire mount location
|Spare wheel type
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|Wheel spokes
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|speed sensitive, variable intermittent
|Power windows
|safety reverse
Exterior Features
|Front bumper color
|Mirror color
|Door handle color
|Exhaust tip color
|Rear bumper color
|dual tip
|Window trim
|Grille color
|silver surround, silver
|Rearview monitor
|in dash
|Impact absorbing seats
|dual front
|Autonomous braking
|Pre-collision warning system
|audible warning, visual warning
|Lane keeping assist
|Traffic sign recognition
|Child safety door locks
|Child seat anchors
|LATCH system
|Energy absorbing steering column
|Impact sensor
|door unlock, fuel cut-off, alert system
|Safety brake pedal system
|Body side reinforcements
|side impact door beams
|Emergency interior trunk release
|Camera system
|First aid kit
|Lane deviation sensors
|Crumple zones
|front, rear
|Airbag deactivation
|occupant sensing passenger
|Side airbags
|front, rear
|Knee airbags
|dual front
|Front airbags
|Side curtain airbags
|front, rear
|Side-curtain airbag rollover sensor
|Rolling code security
|Power door locks
|anti-lockout, auto-locking
|Anti-theft system
|engine immobilizer, alarm with remote
|2-stage unlocking doors
|Side mirrors
|integrated turn signals, heated, auto-dimming
|Side mirror adjustments
|power, manual folding
|Drive mode selector
|Axle ratio
|Rear brake type
|Rear brake diameter
|Front brake diameter
|Front brake type
|ventilated disc
|Braking assist
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Electronic parking brake
|auto off
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Front struts
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front stabilizer bar
|Rear stabilizer bar
|Front spring type
|Front suspension type
|lower control arms
|Rear shock type
|Front shock type
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Battery saver
|Driver seat power adjustments
|height, 10, lumbar, reclining
|Passenger seat power adjustments
|height, 10, lumbar, reclining
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Front seat type
|Rear seat type
|Upholstery accents
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|front, rear
|Seatbelt force limiters
|front, rear
|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|37.5 in
|Head Room (rear)
|37.8 in
|Hip Room (front)
|55 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|54.3 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|55.9 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|54.3 in
|Leg Room (front)
|42.4 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|39.2 in
|Seating Rows
Measurements of Size & Shape
|195.9 in
|73.4 in
|Width (without mirrors)
|73.4 in
|56.9 in
|113 in
|Track Width (front)
|62.9 in
|Track Width (rear)
|63.4 in
Measurements of Weight
|Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
|4740 lbs
|Gross Vehicle Weight Range
|4001-5000 lbs
|Curb Weight
|3649 lbs
Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
|905 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|16.7 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|99.9 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Aerodynamic Drag
|0.29 Cd
|Turning Circle
|38 ft
|Acceleration (0-60MPH)
|6.6 seconds
Fuel Tanks
|Fuel Capacity
|15.9 Gallons
Wheels and Tires
|Front Tire Type
|Front Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.5 in
|Rear Tire Type
|Rear Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.5 in
Crash-Test Ratings
2020 Lexus ES 350 4 DR FWD
|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Green Score
EPA Green Score
( California LEV-III ULEV70
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
EPA Green Score
( Federal Tier 3 Bin 70
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
Available Incentives
Lease - $389 per month for 36 months / $3,999 due at signing *On Approved Credit
Available on approved credit to very well qualified customers through Lexus Financial Services and participating Lexus dealers on a new 2020 ES 350. Security deposit required with exception of prior Lexus Financial Services financing history and/or Lexus Financial Services tier rating in which a security deposit may be waived. Not all customers will qualify. Offer based on MSRP of $41,005 including delivery, processing and handling. Offer already includes $2,500 in Lease Cash incentives applied as a capitalized cost reduction. Monthly payment may vary depending on final price of vehicle & your qualifications. You pay $0.25 per mile over 10,000 per year. See dealer for vehicle and lease program details. Must take delivery by 03/02/2020. Offer available in AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA. Lexus Financial Services is a division of Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC). TMCC is the authorized attorney-in-fact and servicer for Toyota Lease Trust.
1.9% APR Financing up to 60 months *On Approved Credit
$1,000 - Loyalty Cash Calculate *On Approved Credit
* While we check with car manufacturers and other sources to confirm the accuracy and completeness of the data contained in this chart, we make no guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the data in this report. Although we make every attempt to keep this chart up to date, all incentive information is subject to change without notice.
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Max Ernst, Brühl (Germany)
The Forest, 1927
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Newsletter Issue #690February 18th, 2013
An iWatch? Was that a real story, or another rumor as accurate as the one that started the huge drop in Apple's stock, that there was a big softening of demand for the iPhone 5? What about those alleged 100 engineers who are working on the project in Apple's design studio?
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We also presented another compelling cutting-edge commentary from Daniel Eran Dilger, of Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider. This week Daniel continued his ongoing penetrating analysis of the mobile platform wars, and also presented his reaction to Chambers' article, and the ongoing iWatch speculation.
In the end, I suppose wearable computers might just catch on some day. Smart watches have a long history in sci-fi and comic books, but potential success also depends on whether it has a set of useful features that will attract enough paying customers to make sense. The existing smartwatches seem focused on serving as a peripheral to an existing gadget, which can put someone in the uncomfortable position of taking the watch and forgetting the smartphone. It happens. So what does the watch do by itself other than tell time? Doesn't sound so smart to me.
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Apple first confirmed the existence of OS X Mountain Lion on February 16, 2012, offering a preview of some of the more compelling features. After a more extensive demonstration at the Worldwide Developer's Conference on June 11, Mountain Lion became available for download on July 25, precisely on schedule, for $19.99.
So if Apple is really planning on annual OS X upgrades, it would make sense to see the first glimmers of an OS 10.9 feature set this coming week. But that assumes Apple is really keeping to that schedule, and that there are enough finished features to warrant such a presentation.
It's not as if Apple would consider holding a special media event for a Mac OS upgrade. There will probably be one for the next generation Mac Pro, though it might just be a part of the agenda at the next WWDC. That would appear to make sense, since a professional Mac workstation would be well suited to the developer community.
When it comes to OS X, I expect that Apple is already busy cleaning up the inconsistencies in the user interface. But it's also true that Jonathan Ive only got the job of heading up Apple's human interface department a few months ago. Does he have enough time to really make an impact, or was that move in the wings for a while?
I also think about a certain lame article that blamed Ive for current OS X problems, not realizing he was just the hardware designer until recently. In any case, the prevailing speculation has it that Ive's minimalist sensibilities would result in removing the excesses, such as the leather stitching effect in Calendar. After all, why should a digital calendar resemble a physical calendar anyway? How many of you even care?
The real issue may be how Apple plans to clean up the OS going forward. Supposedly Snow Leopard was the real fix-up release, offering few visible features, but lots of changes in the plumbing, all intended to create a platform that would enhance OS X going forward. Or maybe not, if you consider the recent article from Lloyd Chambers about all those deep-seated problems. Assuming he is mostly correct, Apple has long-term festering problems that have yet to be dealt with, and that's not a good sign for the future of the Mac, if the OS becomes more and more unstable over time.
However, under-the-hood improvements aren't so easy to describe to consumers who might hope for attractive visible changes instead. I suppose, though, that it would make for a few paragraphs at the bottom of a promotional piece, and create lots of meat and potatoes for developers to chew over.
Also, it's never a bad time to talk about interface consistency. In Lion and Mountain Lion, for example, Apple opted to hide the user level Library folder by default. That's the place that stores preferences and other files that are rarely touched in the normal course of things. Perhaps the OS X team decided that you didn't need to go there unless you had reason to troubleshoot, in which case you can optionally display Library or use a Terminal hack. But there's also a Library and a System folder on the top or root level of the drive. There are loads of critical files there that can cause mischief if you remove them, but at least you have to enter an admin user password first.
Well, the first crop of rumors about OS 10.9 deal with the low-hanging fruit, such as adding support for Siri and Maps. Of course, there's already a Dictation feature in Mountain Lion, and having Siri pop up there too would be a neat idea for some, though I hardly think it makes much sense for people to be talking to their Macs in an office situation.
With Maps, I would assume that, with the introduction of iOS 7 and OS X 10.9, the worst problems will be history, so Apple could relaunch the service in a way that reassures the skeptics. But that assumes Apple has made enough progress to deal with most critical issues. Remember, too, that Google warns you about using their navigation app on first launch even on an Android smartphone or tablet, so this is an area best dealt with carefully. If Google, considered the best at this game, can't make perfect mapping software, what should we expect from Apple?
The real question, though, is how Apple will devise 100 or 200 improvements, and whether it'll be mostly about adding more iOS eye candy, or delivering improvements that really make a difference. What about the state of the Finder, which remains erratic and flaky despite nine major OS X releases? Aside form probably restoring color icons to the sidebar, how does Apple deal with the centerpiece of the Mac user experience?
Or will Apple work further to bury your interaction with the file system? This would take it more into iOS territory, where there's no interaction whatever, but that move may just be going too far. But it's also true that most Mac users are probably more interested in getting to their stuff as easily as possible, rather than the nuts and bolts of the process. So maybe Apple could fork the Finder into two modes. The standard mode, reminiscent of a Simple Finder of old, and an Advanced version for those who like to keep things the way they are. Then again, offering multiple user options of this sort might be taking you more into traditional Windows territory, and that's not such a good thing.
Speaking of revisions, isn't it about time for Apple to update iWork? The last major release of Apple's office suite occurred nearly four years ago. The iOS version has become more robust, more feature-laden, so what does Apple plan for an encore on the Mac? Or will there be an encore? And what about iLife?
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I wrote last week's issue thoroughly immersed in the process of trying to adapt to an Android smartphone, a Samsung Galaxy S III, after spending several years with an iPhone as a constant companion. On the surface, the two look alike, which explains why Apple has been busy suing Samsung in various jurisdictions around the world. They are designed to basically function in similar ways, so it should be possible to configure the S3 to closely match the iPhone experience.
The S3's core apps are definitely not as refined, however. Android Email, for example, is clunky and awkward. The interface seems thrown together and lacks the polish of Apple Mail for iOS. There is actually an Android App, InoMail, which is designed to mimic much of the form and function of Apple Mail, but it's a mixed bag.
When it works, InoMail truly delivers an iOS-like experience. But it's buggy, and the developer isn't been responsive about dealing with problems, even to paying customers. The InoMail Face-book page, for example, has a posting that states, "Don't bother posting questions. He does not respond."
Over the past 10 days, I've tried several Android email apps and most have fatal or annoying flaws of one sort or another. One highly regarded app, K-9 Mail, won't display a new message unless you tap twice or tap and hold, which is clearly a bug. But with so many positive reviews posted, maybe this is a very targeted problem that only afflicts some users. You sometimes feel as if you're in the wild west, back in the 19th century, where it's everyone for themselves.
Part of the problem is the platform's fragmentation. The vast majority of Android handset and tablet owners aren't even running the latest and greatest OS, which is Jelly Bean 4.2.2. The S3 I'm using, configured for AT&T, has Android 4.1.1, with no indication when or if the carrier or handset maker will push a newer release. With a Galaxy S4 rumored in the coming weeks, it may well be that there will be no more OS upgrades, except, perhaps, to fix a critical malware vulnerability.
In addition, there are so many different models, it's difficult for developers to optimize their apps to work efficiently. That, more than anything else, may explain the various and sundry problems I've encountered. I cannot even use the network's apps for my two radio shows, which display an endless "buffering" message when I try to play a show. But GCN tells me they are working hard to fix the problem, which apparently occurred recently after an Android update.
For the most part, however, it is possible to get an Android smartphone to do its thing acceptably, just as you can make a Windows PC do the job. You will probably have to spend a fair amount of time testing the waters in the options panels. There are extensive options, and choosing Settings may open you up to making loads of choices that aren't always clearly explained. It's not a matter of just working, but working after you finish building the Erector set.
In saying that, the S3 is actually pretty decent overall, which explains why it has become the second most popular mobile handset on the planet. The screen is sharp and bright, although it doesn't fare so well in sunlit surroundings, where an iPhone is far better. But there's something about a large smartphone display that has its attractions, and I'm willing to bet there's a bigger iPhone in Apple's test labs. That extra screen real estate is really useful for almost everything you do on a mobile handset, and the S3 is compact enough to fit into my pocket without lots of pushing and tugging. But forget about single-handed operation. The S3's display is much taller than the iPhone 5, and it shows.
Aside from the lack of good email software, I've managed to duplicate most iPhone tasks on the S3. The default browser, Internet, is second best, but there's a genuine version of Chrome to be had, and it syncs pretty well with the Mac and PC versions.
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Nice summary, and terrific overall coverage of the event.WRT the "tough environment" issues....On the one hand, it would be great to listen to systems under ideal conditions (whatever those are and wherever they may exist).OTOH, many (most?) home listening environments are less than ideal - refrigerator doors get opened, A/C kicks in, and the hi-hi shares the room with the LCD TV and the Stairmaster. Oh, and sheetrock walls flex and pump.So what is the most appropriate eval setting?[rant] And shouldn't the exhibitors - professionals who may be expected to not only sell gear but make it work in home environs - have the wherewithal to treat a hotel room? (Most were local, and therefore had access to materials).Why did some rooms sound so good? Better product design? Better choices by the exhibitors? Lucky matching with room dim's?Clearly, small rooms favor small systems, but some big boxes faired well too. Big panels, not so much (except the Quad 2805s).Food for thought, anyway....BobBAAS
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Constantine and Ann Soo deserve a huge thank you from the audiophile community. Responding to pleas from insistent dealers and distributors, who lamented the absence of an audiophile show from the San Francisco Bay Area, Constantine and dagogo.com took a huge risk.
In a little over four months, Constantine secured the relatively small-scaled Hilton Garden Court in Emeryville, and booked at least 34 exhibit rooms displaying well over 100 brands. He spent a bundle on advertising, getting major boosts from ads on stereophile.com, jazz station KCSM-FM, and also from our show preview. He also charged very little for admission$15 for a three-day pass, discounted to $10 if purchased in advanceand offered free admission to members of the Bay Area Audiophile Society.
No one knew what would happen. Lo and behold, judging from the coupons filled out for the daily Wadia iTransport 170 give-away, at least 500 attendees showed up on Friday, July 31, and a whopping 1010 on Saturday. Sunday's turnout was slower, as it always is at audio shows, but still impressive. The local dealers who sat this one out are probably kicking themselves.
Clearly Bay Area audiophiles, who have seen a decline in traditional storefront dealerships balanced in part by a host of newer in-home dealers, have been hungering for a chance to meet manufacturers and hear audio equipment in one easily accessible location. The California Audio Show may not have been ideally located for the carless, but it was perfect for those with wheels. And wheel them in it did.
The energy was very good in rooms and hallways. People were mostly quiet and respectful. Many brought along music on one medium or another, as well as an extensive knowledge of what they were listening for. Especially gratifying were the number of under-30 and under-40 visitors. Equally uplifting was the presence of women, either escorted by partners or flying solo. While older white men predominated, there was strong indication that the high-end is not destined for imminent oblivion. Especially not in the Bay Area, where so many Asian youth, educated by parents savvy in both music and technology, are thirsting for good sound, and so many venues offer top quality live music of all genres.
Not everything was perfect. Standard rooms were very small, with noisy air conditioning. Without it, things got very stuffy. Due to geometry and the materials used for the hotel's construction, bass problems were ubiquitous. The parking lot maxed out on Saturday, with parking costing $9/day. And one of the hotel's three elevators was out of commission.
I have received definite confirmation that the electrical problems I suspected were real. While PC readouts showed 115V, a number of us wondered why the sound was darker on the final day.
Several rooms reported brief power blackouts and brown outs. When you have tube equipment that requires an hour to warm up, and some solid-state gear that takes days, cutting the electricity for even a minute can greatly affect sound. As for running tube equipment at 110V rather than 117120V, which happened to me in our East Oakland home until I made demands on my utility company, I know how low voltage sucks the life out of sound.
Here are some revealing report-backs from local dealers and distributors on this issue:
"The voltage was sagging big time, I suspect due to the fact the hotel was not quite prepared for the barrage of current draw from all the audio gear. Although we had good sound, I felt there was considerably less definition and air than when we had set up the same system in my shop set up in an almost identically-sized room."
"We noticed the sound to change during the course of the exhibits. Specifically, my phono section sounded thin and harsh at times, then returned to its full force without any change to the settings."
"I had problems with power outage in my room and figured out that always three rooms are connected to one 20A circuit breaker. If two exhibition rooms are on the same circuit and the exhibitor's wife turns on the hair dryer in the sleeping room in between, bammm."
And, the most informative and telling:
"I dropped by the hotel a week early and asked if I could get into one of the rooms for a few minutes. I walked in said a few words and knew it was going to take everything I had to make one of those rooms listenable.
"There was a wicked slap-echo in both the upper frequencies and the lower midrange. Also, once I got sound going on Thursday morning, it became painfully clear that there was an awful bloat at about 80Hz, with a virtual null at about 50Hz . . . This explains why many systems sounded either bright, if they damped the bass problem (which usually is a broad-spectrum damping) and did not address the HF problems, or dark, if they managed to solve the upper frequencies but did not get the bass handled. With a practical dimension of 16x12x8 feet (all multiples of 4) the potential for acoustic disaster due to standing waves was pretty grave.
"I worked on the room for 12 straight hours. I discovered, for example, that the sound would change (quite drastically) during the day, according to humidity, air pressure and number (and position) of people in the room.
"The absolute best sound we had all weekend, which I found almost good, was on Sunday, midday, after taking the sub out of the room and replacing it with one of my little homemade (and very effective) bass traps. Suddenly the bass had snap and articulation at just about all frequencies except the 50Hz null. I had also discovered the day before that running the air conditioning dried out the air and made the room sound better (except that the air-conditioner noise messed it up. . .), so I alternated between AC and non-AC to keep things steadily good.
"Ironically, the slightly smaller sleeping rooms in between exhibit roomsI set the system up the night before in one of themwere wonderfully alive and even-sounding. At one desperate point midway through Thursday, I considered swapping rooms, taking the bed out of the other and putting the system back in that smaller room.
"This is why shows are so tough, especially if you really care to get some life into the music. I must, because I really can't stand listening to a system that is not alive. But a lot of folks just try to get a show sound that is not offensive and are happy with that."
How these issues will be addressed in 2011 cannot be predicted. What is certain is that, just as with Axpona 2010, everyone who attended the first California Audio Show came away the richer for the experience. It was a great show.
I attended and was pleasantly surprised by the good sound in many rooms, even amazing in a few. Everyone had such a good attitude that the whole experience was worthwhile. I most enjoyed the chance to compare vinyl digitized at various resolutions.There are some amazing new, affordable, digital products being produced. The Wadia 151 was impressive.
I had a blast at the show and will go for two days next time-I hope there is a next time!. It was just downright fun plus informative and I think revived a lot of interest in many people. Really funny to see my (stored) 26 year old Magnavox CD player used as a source in the first room I entered. Then later we saw my buddy's Phase Linear C4000 Sonic Hologram preamp of the same vintage in the Fritz speaker room-still a "daily driver" in my friend's system. While I too loved the Magico demo it was a great relief to return to my home system-sounds great and cost a tiny fraction of the $300K+ system in one room. Loved Steve McCormack's preamp-you can flip it over and chop your veggies on the Corian chassis!
Well I see what I'm missing now since moving to Chicago. I would've love to attended, sounded like a great time. Hopefully, events like this will spur up in other parts of the US. We certainly could use the economic stimulus.
Tim of Tone of Music in San Francisco reports that when he checked the bias of his tubes on his amp, it had dropped by 50%. The Hilton and the PG&E utility company transformers that feed it were obviously ill-equipped to handle the load. I don't know how Constantine will address this issue next year - it is not unique to the Hilton, with memories of the Stereophile show in San Francisco coming to mind - but it is one that does need to be addressed.


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On any given night in New York City, Anna Leah Jacobson might be belly dancing or editing a film, such as the documentary short she shot about bohemian dancing. But the delicate footwork involved in meeting her boyfriend's parents proved a new challenge.
She learned this the hard way last Thanksgiving, when she traveled with her boyfriend of three months to Brookline, Mass., to meet the family for the first time. Jacobson, 26, was between gigs at the time, but was still thrown whenher boyfriend's dad, a former Russian diplomat, barked: "When will you decide to begin a real career?"
The meal was just another entry into that long-standing American tradition: the awkward holiday where you meet your significant other's, shall we say, colorful family for the first time. In-law interactions are fodder for Ben Stiller's entire career these days. Yet it is possible to prepare for this sticky situation thanks to a slew of etiquette experts and their handy survival tips.
Bring a gift
Holiday etiquette 101: Beware of Trojans bearing no gifts.
Patricia Rossi, author of the book "Everyday Etiquette: How To Navigate 101 Common and Uncommon Social Situations," says your first way into the family's heart is to come with a token, which serves as an opening volley in the game of good will. You should ask your partner first, though, so you don't accidentally, say, bring a bottle of wine to someone who just got out of AA. "You [also] don't want to be too extravagant," she says.
Make an effort
"One of the biggest pitfalls is that neither side really puts in much effort," says Deanna Brann, an in-laws expert and author of the book "Reluctantly Related." Reach out, particularly to the mother, Brann says, and you may just have a chance at a long-term place at the table.
But remember, this isn't Twitter — so no over-sharing.
"It's not the time to be getting into your Jerry Springer background," Rossi says. "You don't want to overwhelm people when you meet them."
Go with it
Rossi says when you're a guest in someone's home, be prepared to go along with whatever the family tradition is, be it cleaning up after a meal, singing holiday songs or a family-wide flag-football game.
"You want to jump in to be a sport about it," she says. "You want to jump into the family's plan."
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Should you and your partner share a bedroom on Turkey Day?
"Whoever's parent you're going to, that person needs to be the one that brings it up," Brann says. "You got to abide by [the rules in] whoever's home you're in."
Give advance warning
Give your partner the family briefing ahead of time and they'll probably have a laugh about it. "They need to know what to expect, so they don't get [stuck with] uncle Larry Walker, the close talker, who will tell you the same story over and over again," Rossi says.
If they do? Save them with a drink. But not seven. Unless, of course, that is the family tradition.


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George Abram Miller
Born: 31 July 1863 in Lynnville, Pennsylvania, USA
Died: 10 February 1951 in Urbana, Illinois, USA
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George Miller's parents were Mary Sittler and Nathan Miller who was descended from Christian Miller who emigrated to the United States from Switzerland around 1720. George was born on a farm into a poor family. Since his parents did not have the financial means to support him through his studies, George began teaching at the age of seventeen to support himself through College.
During 1882-83 Miller attended Franklin Academy which was a part of the College of Lancaster. From there he went to Allentown, Pennsylvania, where he studied at Muhlenberg College for his baccalaureate which he received in 1887. Continuing his studies he was awarded a degree of Master of Arts by Muhlenberg College in 1890. By now Miller was 27 years of age, much older than one might expect, but this was just a consequence of having to support himself financially through his education. In fact he had been the principal of schools in Greeley, Kansas, in 1887-88 and professor of mathematics at Eureka College in Illinois from 1888 while he worked for his Master's Degree. When teaching was finished at Eureka College, Miller went to Johns Hopkins University and the University of Michigan to spend the summers of 1889 and 1890.
Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee, offered a doctorate as a correspondence course. This did not require an original thesis, in fact it was not examined by thesis at all but was awarded on the basis of examinations taken on advanced courses. These courses could be studied as correspondence courses and this is exactly what Miller did. What is perhaps more surprising, he offered himself the same courses for a doctorate to students at Eureka College where he was professor of mathematics. He graduated with a doctorate from Cumberland University in 1892 and in the following year he left Eureka College to take up the position of instructor at the University of Michigan.
When he arrived at the University of Michigan, Miller was offered accommodation in Cole's home. He lived there for two years and this was perhaps the most significant event for his mathematical development for Cole was interested in the theory of groups and he soon had Miller totally fascinated by this topic. Miller spent the years from 1895 to 1897 in Europe attending lectures on group theory by Lie in Leipzig and Jordan in Paris. On his return to the United States Miller was appointed assistant professor at Cornell University. He held this position from 1897 until 1901 when he was appointed to Stanford University. In 1906 he moved from Stanford to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where he remained for the rest of his career. In 1909 he married Casandra Boggs from Urbana-Champaign but they had no children.
Miller worked mostly on group theory but he was also interested in the history of mathematics. Although interesting because it was done at an early stage, his work fails to show much depth. He wrote more than 800 articles over a period of 40 years about half at research level, the others aimed at school teachers. His collected works appear in five volumes: the first contains 62 papers which Miller published before 1900; the second contains 107 of the 147 papers he published during the years from 1900 to 1907; the third includes 89 of the 180 papers he published during the years 1908 to 1915; the fourth contains 98 of the 232 papers he published during the period 1916 to 1929.
Many of Miller's group theory papers enumerate the possible finite groups which satisfy given conditions such as: the prime factors which divide the order, the orders of two generating permutations and their product; the types of subgroups; or the degree of a representation as a permutation group. Several papers investigate groups generated by two elements satisfying given conditions. For example he considered groups generated by two elements of order three whose product is of order four or three or six. He also considered permutation groups of small degree, groups having a small number of conjugacy classes, multiply transitive groups, and characteristic subgroups of finite groups. He found the list of all possible groups of order 1909 to 1919 inclusive. Miller did not introduce new techniques to attack these group theory questions and one is tempted to say that he should have applied his undoubted skills to produce fewer yet more significant results.
His best historical papers are those which look at the history of group theory. He also wrote papers such as The founder of group theory, Primary facts in the history of mathematics, and Some thoughts on modern mathematical research. In addition Miller wrote a number of books: Determinants (1892); Historical introduction to mathematical literature (1916) and he co-authored Theory and application of finite groups (1916) with Blichfeldt and Dickson.
Miller became a member of the New York Mathematical Society in 1891, three years after it was founded. In 1894 the Society became the American Mathematical Society and Miller helped to organise the San Francisco West Coast section which was set up in May 1902. He was a member of the London Mathematical Society, the German Mathematical Society, and an honorary member of the Indian Mathematical Society.
He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1919 and to the National Academy of Sciences (United States) in 1921. He was honoured with the award of a prize by the Cracow Academy of Sciences. He was an editor of the American Mathematical Monthly from 1909 to 1915 before it became associated with the Mathematical Association of America. He was the sixth President of the Mathematical Association of America from 1921-22 and gave his presidential address in 1922 calling attention to contradictions and inaccuracies in the mathematical literature. This was characteristic of him in his historical writings. In [1] this is presented in a positive light:-
He became a severe critic of historical methodology in mathematics and was zealous in rooting out error in conjecture or assumed fact. His letters in the David Eugene Smith collection at Columbia University offer ample evidence of the missionary zeal.In [9] the author criticises this aspect of Miller's work:-
His historical writings outside the theory of groups often depended on secondary sources and reflected an attitude overly concerned with pointing out error in published accounts.A bequest of one million dollars made to the University of Illinois (where he had taught for 25 years) on his death showed the skill he had in making financial investments. His wife had died in 1949 and he had no close relatives. He explained his motives (see [9]:-
Everything I have I received from the university, and I want to repay my obligation.It is difficult to assess Miller's contributions to mathematics. Although these contributions do not seem today to have been particularly important, his contemporaries rated him highly as is evident from the fact that he was ranked tenth in a list of top American mathematicians for J M Cattell's American Men of Science.
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Craft trips in Castile-La Mancha
Lagartera lace
Discover the work of artisans in Castile-La Mancha. You will be able to visit many workshops where you will see at first hand, for example, how clay is moulded, how fabric is embroidered or how wicker items are made.
The most common trades in the area are pottery, embroidery, carpentry, knife-making, stone and marble sculpting, glasswork and work with leather. Most of them are very deeply rooted in the five provinces of Castile-La Mancha. You will be able to buy unique handcrafted products and you will be able to find out about how they are made.
Arts and crafts in Albacete
Albacete is world renowned for its handcrafted knives and penknives. You can find out more at the Albacete Knife Museum or by visiting a forge which is open to the public in the town of Alborea. Large earthenware jars for wine that are made in the province are also well-known, especially the ones from Villarrobledo. In La Roda you will be able to visit a pottery and see how they work with clay.
Arts and crafts Ciudad Real
One of the most famous artisan products in Ciudad Real is Almagro lace, although woodcarving and metalwork are also important in Campo de Criptana and in the capital, Ciudad Real; or pottery and ceramics in Puertollano, Alcázar de San Juan and Valdepeñas. In Ciudad Real there are also some of the most important visitor centres and craft museums in Castile-La Mancha, such as the Lace and Blond Lace Museum in Almagro, and the Pottery Museum in Alcázar de San Juan.
Arts and crafts in Cuenca
The most common trades in the province of Cuenca are pottery, basketry, metalwork and woodworking. In Priego, for example, there are several pottery workshops and tourist visits are organised in some of them. In Casasimarro, in the south, you will find artisans who make guitars out of wood and show visitors how it is done. Tarancón is famous for its artisans who work with metal.
Arts and crafts in Guadalajara
The most typical craftwork in Guadalajara involves fibres and leather. Many of the most important workshops are situated in Azuqueca de Henares, Jadraque, Sigüenza, Brihuega and in the capital, Guadalajara. Sigüenza, Brihuega, Jadraque and Alustante are also known for their crafts with wood, stone or metal.
Arts and crafts in Toledo
The typical crafts in Toledo are damascene work and sword making. In fact, the former is known by many as "Oro de Toledo" (Gold of Toledo) and you will find it easily next to handcrafted swords in almost any municipality. The workshops in the towns of Toledo, Talavera de la Reina and Puente del Arzobispo are especially well-known. The lace from Lagartera are worth mentioning - they are highly valued on the market. You will also be able to see how they are made.
Things to remember: You can see which craft workshops organise visits on the web site: http://www.artesaniacastillalamancha.es (only in Spanish) Most visits are in Spanish, although some places also offer French and English. At tourist offices you will find full guides on the endless craft possibilities that Castile-La Mancha has to offer.
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Almost anything would have been an improvement on last year. The WTF yellow Marchesa. What? You forgot? How? Here. For 2015, Katie Holmes wore Zac Posen. And it's fine. Full Story
Table posing
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Who poses harder than Victoria Beckham? Maybe Lea Michele. Pffft. Can Lea Michele pull of a TABLE POSE though? God these crack me up. You didn't expect Posh to just sit a table without cocking something, did you? When she poses on a carpet, she cocks the hip. When she poses at the table, the cocks the shoulder. Full Story
Sexy not sweet?
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The Lea Michele Project continues. She's a smoking, harried waitress in Sons Of Anarchy. She's a sexpot at the Teen Choice Awards. Sexy not sweet? Or both? It occurred me to me, looking at these shots, that she wants to be someone. She's trying to go for someone else's vibe. Full Story
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Check out this photo of Sienna Miller and Tom Sturridge at the British Fashion Awards last night. It's cracking me up. She's dropping some mega Ebola Hilton and he looks totally stunned. I'm sure the cameras just caught an awkward moment but the reason it's so funny is because that's just not Sienna's usual vibe. Full Story
Posh's heavy eye makeup
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Karl Lagerfeld presented Victoria Beckham with a Bambi Award last night in Berlin. The Bambi Awards are distributed to visionaries and creative artists who've inspired the German public. How many Bambi Awards does David Hasselhoff have? Anyway, as you can see, Posh posed the sh-t out of herself. Full Story
A Hungry Couple
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Kate Bosworth and her husband Michael Polish were at the New York premiere of their film Big Sur last night. Hungry is the word that comes to mind. And I'm not even talking about food. I'm talking about WANT. And TRY. This is why, really, they're perfect for each other. Bosworth and Polish are equally committed to getting there. Full Story
Katie POSING
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POSING in all caps because look at her. Vamp. That's a lot more sass than we've seen from her a long time. What's the occasion? Well, she was at the Gravity premiere. And…it may have caught the attention of George Clooney. He seems more like an uncle greeting a sweet little girl here but still. Full Story
Matching the step-and-repeat
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Is it a good idea or a bad idea when your dress matches the font at the photo wall, especially when the shade is a weird nude? Well, that's one way to get in tight with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. They're easy. Remember The Tourist? Remember, um, Jennifer Love Hewitt? Oh I know they're trying to clean up their image, the HFPA, but, to borrow from True Blood, these people can be glamoured. Full Story
Pose Hard As A Couple
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Lea Michele and Cory Monteith worked the carpet together at the Do Something Awards last night. As you can see, they're playing the "let me look up at you adoringly" pose. And the "whisper something funny, our inside joke, and we can laugh together" one. But while Lea's found a willing partner in the game, her dress, unfortunately, is a total bust. Full Story
Pose hard in a trench
But first... Look at H7! She's walking on her chubby little legs! H7's mother is promoting her collection in Dublin. Check her out, working hard in a trench coat. Never a candid moment for Victoria Beckham, right? Not even with a microphone in her face. I love the absurdity of that shot. Anyway, Posh was supposed to remain overseas through the London Olympics. Full Story
Friendship pause when posing
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Here are the Spices in London today to announce Viva Forever, a stage production based on their songs. Think Mamma Mia only replace Dancing Queen with Wannabe and Waterloo with Spice Up Your Life and "the story of a beautiful, talented girl and her best friends who get swept up in the obsession of today's TV celebrity culture". Full Story


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My dear boyfriend got me a bread machine for Christmas. I am often suspicious of single-function kitchen stuff. I mean it; I don't own a toaster. I certainly don't own a grapefruit knife or juicer. However, I am here to tell you that the bread maker changed this gluten-free baker's life.
The loaf pictured above is Gluten-free Girl's Crusty Boule recipe adapted for the bread maker. More on that later. Last year, as soon as the weather turned colder, I resolved to bake my bread more often than I bought it. I couldn't be more happy about all of the great gluten-free breads available in stores, but everything is too expensive in New York City, including the gluten-free bread. I started regularly making Gluten-free Girl's Crusty Boule as written and made Ginger Lemon Girl's vegan version too! They're both fantastic and (even if you don't have a bread machine) I'd recommend you working for your carbs and making them. I find breadmaking to be a rewarding and magical kitchen experience.
Enter the bread maker. The best gluten-free bread I've ever had was oat millet bread made by Kate. Her recipe is here. It's aptly named "Gluten-free bread that doesn't suck." And it really doesn't suck. BBM (Before Bread Maker… it really is a little like before christ) I contemplated trying to make Kate's bread, but knew it wouldn't turn out the same. Womp, womp. There's a happy ending though! I christened my bread maker with oat millet bread and it was as good as I remembered.
Although—admittedly—a machine takes away the hands-on part of baking, by making the process easier it keeps me more motivated to bake at home. This brings me back to Gluten-free Girl's Crusty Boule. This is such a good loaf, I had to see if I could make it a little easier. Making this loaf in the bread maker certainly changes its character: it's not a crusty, artisan loaf. For that, you'll have to do the work she describes in the original recipe. And it's worth it. However, the recipe also makes mean loaf of gluten-free bread for the bread maker.
Gluten-Free Bread for the Bread Maker
Head on over to Gluten-free Girl and check out the Gluten-free Crusty Boule Recipe. Gather the ingredients (except for the last four, we're going for a white sandwich bread here) and follow my instructions below for the bread maker.
1. In a large bowl, mix together all of the dry ingredients, except the yeast. Set aside.
2. In a separate medium bowl, mix together the liquid ingredients. Mix by hand until completely combined.
3. Pour the liquid ingredients into bread machine pan.
4. Without stirring, carefully dump the dry ingredients onto the wet, making a dry layer on top of the wet mixture.
5. Finally, put the yeast on top of the dry ingredients.
6. Select the "gluten-free" setting if your machine has it or the "basic" setting for a 2lb loaf. Select the darkest crust option. Let the bread maker do its thing.
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Take a trip back to yesteryear at the Parker County Peach Festival, held in Historic Downtown Weatherford, Saturday, July 11th, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. 2020 marks the 36th Annual Peach Festival which always takes place on the second Saturday in July. Admission is only $5 for adults and FREE for children 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased in advance for a discounted price of $4 at the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce office at 401 Fort Worth Highway, Weatherford, Texas 76086.
Special thanks goes to the City of Weatherford for all of the coordination and effort in helping make this event what it is today. Without the help of countless Police, Firefighters, EMS, Traffic & Planning officers, we would not be able to offer this wonderful, safe, family-friendly Peach Festival each year.
Last year more than 60,000 folks attended this outstanding one day event!
Over 200 arts, crafts, food and activity booths
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Peach Pedal Bike Ride
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There are free remote parking locations with free shuttle rides to the Peach Festival entry gates. More festival information and maps...


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Matthew Pryor is an American musician who lives in Lawrence, Kansas. Pryor was in the band Secret Decoder Ring, and through playing shows in the Kansas City area, met the members of his future band, indie rock group The Get Up Kids, which was formed in 1995. While he was in The Get Up Kids, Matt started his side-project The New Amsterdams which released its first album Never You Mind in 2000. Since The Get Up Kids' retirement in 2005, The New Amsterdams have become Matt's primary focus. The New Amsterdams has an "alter-ego" called The Terrible Twos, who occasionally perform songs from their children's album If You Ever See an Owl... released in 2006.
On May 8, 2008, it was announced that Pryor would be releasing a solo album entitled Confidence Man, on Vagrant Records on July 29, 2008. Pryor toured in August and September 2008 with Kevin Devine in support of this record.
Pryor is releasing his second solo effort in January 2012. May Day was recorded in May 2011 with the support of a Kickstarter campaign. Pryor says that he is also working on more tour dates with GUK, another Terrible Twos release, a New Amsterdams compilation and another project of sorts with friends.