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MARTíNEZ GARCíA J. (ed.), 2005. Pintura rupestre levantina en Andalucía. Catálogo. Sevilla, Junta de Andalucía, Consejería de Cultura, 270 p., fig. ISBN : 84-8266-514-6. To order: Empresa Pública de Gestión de Programas Culturales, c/José Luis Luque, 2, 41003 Sevilla (Spain).
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MAGNARDI N. & BRETEAU E., 2005. Roches confidentes. Dessins et témoignages gravés de la Vallée des Merveilles du Moyen Âge à nos jours. Marseille, Images en Manoeuvres Editions, 120 p., 83 fig. ISBN : 2-84995-039-4. Price: 22 euros. To order: Images en Manoeuvres Editions, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Monte Bego prehistoric petroglyphs are wellknown. Those dated to historical periods were not until now. They testify to the life of a community living in the mountains and cover a number of centuries. The b&w photographs that present them are excellent.
BROGLIO A. & DALMERI G. (eds.), 2005. Pitture Paleolithiche nelle Prealpi Venete. Grotta di Fumane e Riparo Dalmeri. Verona, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Verona, Memoria, 2.serie, Preistoria Alpina, NR. Speciale, 192 p., figs. ISNN 0392-0070. To order: Dott.ssa Alessandra Aspes, Direttore del Museo di Storia Naturale di Verona (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Exactly two years after a Conference was held in Verona about the Fumane Aurignacian site and the Epigravettian art of Riparo Dalmeri, its organizers have managed to publish a lavishly illustrated volume of Acts. Not only are the two major sites studied from all sorts of points of views, but syntheses are presented about the other contemporary discoveries and their cultural environment. This is a truly important volume.
OTTE M., 2005. Arts préhistoriques. L'articulation du langage. Bruxelles, De Boeck, 183 p., 124 fig. Préface de J. Clottes. ISBN : 2-8041-4990-0. Price: 29.50 €.
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COUSSY J.-P., 2005 Roucadour, l'art initial gravé. Cajarc, Résurgences, 120 p., figs. ISBN : 2-952441-0-7. Price: 25 € (+ 5 € postage). To order: Résurgences-@rpec B.P. 8 46160 Cajarc (France). Voir www.roucadour.com
As a homage to the Abbé André Glory, who traced the important Roucadour engravings in the Lot from 1963 to 1966, the discoverer of the cave, Jean-Paul Coussy asked an art historian, Pierre Daix, to present some of his thoughts about hand representations. He also published old texts by Glory and, above all, a number of little-known Glory tracings in the format of a catalogue.
CLOTTES J. & AZÉMA M., 2005. Les Félins de la grotte Chauvet. Paris, Éditions du Seuil, Les Cahiers de la grotte Chauvet, 126 p., 80 fig. ISBN : 2-02-069272-4. Price: 30 €.
The Cahiers de la Grotte Chauvet constitute a new collection of lavishly illustrated books, the aim of which is to present the various aspects of that exceptional painted cave in all their details. The images of felines number 75 in the cave, making it the reference site for those animals in Ice Age art.
GÉLY B. & AZÉMA M., 2005. Les Mammouths de la grotte Chauvet. Paris, Éditions du Seuil, Les Cahiers de la grotte Chauvet, 116 p., 74 fig. ISBN : 2-02-069271-6. Price: 30 €.
As is the case for the volume on the Felines, this one on the Mammoths is a transversal study for one of the animal species most represented in the cave. With more than 500 images in 46 painted caves, Mammoths are third in numbers among the Palaeolithic bestiary, after Horses and Bison. With 76 mammoth drawings, Chauvet represents 14% of the whole.
COLES J., 2005. Shadows of a Northern Past. Rock Carvings of Bohuslän and Ostfold. Oxford, Oxbow Books, 222 p., 264 fig. ISBN : 1-84217-181-X. To order: Oxbow Books, Park End Place, Oxford OX1 1HN, Angleterre. www.oxbowbooks.com
For the past thirty years John Coles has been travelling the Swedish and Norwegian landscapes in obvious enjoyment to look for rock art, to study it and to document it with his usual competence. With this well-illustrated book he gives a remarkable comprehensive survey of two important areas replete with rock art. Recommended.
TSEVEENDOR J. D., KUBAREV B. D. & JACOBSON E., 2005. Aral Tolgoin khadny zurag (Petroglyphs of Aral Tolgoi, Mongolia). Ulaanbaatar, Institute of Archaeology, Mongolian Academy of Sciences, 204 p., ill. Essays in English, Mongolian, and Russian. To order: email@example.com.
Aral Tolgoi is the finest and best preserved known concentration of open-air rock art in Northern Asia dating back to the late Pleistocene and early Holocene. Located in northwestern Mongolia, it was first identified and documented by the authors of this report.
KEYSER J.-D. & POETSCHAT G., 2005. Warrior Art of Wyoming's Green River Basin : Biographic Petroglyphs along the Seedskadee. Portland (Oregon, USA), Oregon Archaeological Society, Publication #15, 190 p., 91 fig., 10 Pl. ISBN : 0 9764804 1 7. www.oregonarchaeological.org
This monograph was made after several field campaigns when the team recorded the petroglyphs on various sites attributable to the Shoshone Plains Indians. Those petroglyphs belong to the Biographic and Ceremonial Traditions. They are recent for the most part and testify to the troubled history of the region.
LE QUELLEC J.-L., de FLERS P. & Ph., 2005. Peintures et gravures avant les Pharaons : Du Sahara au Nil. Paris, Fayard/Soleb, 382 p., 902 fig. ISBN : 2-213-62488-7. Price: 100 €.
This huge book is replete with images (902!). It constitutes a major contribution to the knowledge of rock art in the eastern part of the Sahara. The art is presented within its physical, archaeological, environmental and cultural contexts. Problems of preservation are dealt with throughout.
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Brent Macaffer came on at half-time and kicked a goal within 25 seconds of his return from a knee reconstruction, Alex Fasolo threatened from go to whoa and booted a handful of goals, and Jarrod Witts and Brodie Grundy worked in tandem in a manner to support the theory that ruckmen will be the big winners in the death of the sub.
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We fulfill our mission in the following ways:Providing assistive technology health equipment to individuals with disabilities that are uninsured, underinsured and underserved on a no-cost loan basis in order to improve their functional independenceEncouraging and supporting the vibrant role area residents play in the future of their community through volunteer opportunities that define the St. Louis region as a caring community and working to create a tradition of lifetime commitment to active philanthropySharing information on the issues facing the region and the role private and corporate philanthropy can play in building a more vital communityCollaboration with other institutions of similar mind and insight are considered imperative to creating a network of assistive technology providers of equipment and servicesProviding a "phone buddy" contact for individuals utilizing our equipment
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The first drive for donations was held on a very hot summer day. Volunteers were situated in many places, often parking lots of stores or municipalities, to receive items. Ms. Cannon had no idea how well this drive would be but arranged for volunteers to staff the locations and having trucks on site to receive the donations. The response was overwhelming! People coming with donations were pleased to be able to contribute to others in need of the equipment that they no longer using. Much of the equipment was practically new. Along with the supplies many made small donations to St. Louis Health. This program was the dream of Laura Cannon who spearheaded the birth of this great charity. She continues her dedication and energy with no limitations. This program assists individuals and has helped direct much of the large equipment donated to areas at home and abroad (even arranging for technicians to go to the locations to instruct users). This is the heart of a wonderful charity and
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This organization is amazing! They lend out to those in need of medical equipment at no charge. This helps both the client and keeps the medical equipment from being dumped into the environment. We have personally seen friends of ours helped greatly by the organization.
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St. Louis Health Equipment Lending Program (St. Louis HELP) is an organization that provides Home Medical Equipment (HME) to any individual, for as long as necessary, at no charge. It is a program designed to remove some of the limitations placed on the elderly, disabled and low-income community and to provide an outlet for those who would like to give back to the community through volunteering, equipment donations and recycling. Why recycle and reuse? This common sense approach makes a positive impact on the environment, providing usable equipment to those who need it, and responsibly recycling items and parts that can no longer be used. In the past year: - St. Louis HELP provided over $540,000 of home medical equipment to the uninsured, the elderly, the poor and disabled – all without charge or fee to the recipient! - St. Louis HELP served 2,500 uninsured, underinsured, disabled and low income program recipients. - St. Louis HELP received donations of over 5,000 pieces of home medical equipment (45% lent to HELP recipients,17% forwarded to developing nations, 16% in current inventory and 22% responsibly recycled) - St. Louis HELP diverted 90 tons of unwanted home medical equipment out of area landfills. - St. Louis HELP has organized and trained 60 volunteers who through regularly scheduled visits to the warehouse have provided more than 2,000 hours of labor. The uninsured, underinsured, disabled and elderly are at particular risk of facing barriers to accessing HME. These vulnerable populations continue to experience reduced access to health care services demonstrating a continuing need for a strong and viable safety net. HME devices include, but are not limited to, manual and power wheelchairs, scooters, canes, crutches, walkers, shower chairs, grab bars, elevated toilet seats, portable commodes, folding ramps, seating cushions, back supports/positioning devices, dressing aids, electric hospital beds, van lifts, lift chairs and stair lifts. St. Louis HELP accepts donations of nearly every type of home medical equipment device from individuals, vendors and manufacturers.
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Review: Hunted by the Others by Jess Haines
Hunted by the Others by Jess Haines
Series: H&W Investigations #1
Published by Zebra
Published on: May 1, 2010
Genres: Urban Fantasy, Werewolves
Pages: 353
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They are the Others--the vampires, mages, and werewolves once thought to exist only in our imaginations. Now they're stepping out of the shadows, and nothing in our world will ever be the same again. . .
In A Town Like This, Being A P.I. Can Be Murder
Shiarra Waynest's detective work was dangerous enough when her client base was strictly mortal. But ailing finances have forced her to accept a lucrative case that could save her firm--if it doesn't kill her first. Shiarra has signed on to work for a high-level mage to recover an ancient artifact owned by one of New York's most powerful vampires.
As soon as Shiarra meets sexy, mesmerizing vamp Alec Royce, she knows her assignment is even more complicated than she thought. With a clandestine anti-Other group trying to recruit her, and magi being eliminated, Shiarra needs back-up and enlists her ex-boyfriend--a werewolf whose non-furry form is disarmingly appealing--and a nerdy mage with surprising talents. But it may not be enough. In a city where the undead roam, magic rules, and even the Others aren't always what they seem, Shiarra has just become the secret weapon in a battle between good and evil--whether she likes it or not. . .
Several of my favourite Urban Fantasy series' wrapped-up earlier this year which means that I finally have time to add a new one to my reading rotation, and Jess Haines' H&W INVESTIGATIONS was next in line. I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I picked up book 1, because reviews have been fairly mixed, but as far as first impressions go—I liked it! The author's writing style flowed well, the pacing was excellent, and the story wasn't weighed down by the dreaded information dump. In HUNTED BY THE OTHERS, readers get to witness the making of a vampire hunter, and I personally really enjoyed Haines' introduction to her characters and paranormal universe.
Heavy world-building is usually a given in a first installment, so I was pleasantly surprised by how the author handled this aspect of her story. New terminology, magical rules, and artifacts are explored, but I didn't find any of these aspects overwhelming at all. I especially enjoyed the inclusion of the latter because they helped give the heroine the tools she needed to tackle the big bad by shortening Shiarra's learning curve which in turn led to more action, and less bumbling about. I liked learning about The Circle, White Hats, vampires and werewolves, and I thought that the mandatory Other contracts whenever humans were involved added an interesting safety net for the weaker mortals.
Shiarra finds herself in quite the conundrum when all facets of the Others start vying for her attention because of her latest assignment, and I was shocked by the sheer magnitude of character growth that she underwent in only one book. Waynest begins this story as a terrified P.I. flat out refusing to even consider taking a non-human case, only to end up just only in the thick of things, but actually fairing surprisingly well, although having a werewolf pack at her back, and a geeky sidekick certainly helped. Sara, Royce, Arthur, and Chaz were easy to like, and how can you not love a mouse named Bob? I found that some of Haines' name choices left something to be desired, but I'm sure that they will grow on me in time.
The plot was entertaining, and I'll be curious to see how Shiarra's relationship with Alec plays out in future installments. There wasn't much romance in this novel, but by the end pretty much all of the characters were paired off, so I can only assume that there will be some steam later down the line. The only thing that kind of bugged me were all of the lesbian jokes—now, I'm all for same sex couples in fiction, and the protagonist is obviously hetero, so why the jabs? They just felt unnecessary, and I'm sure that some readers might even take offense. I did however like how this book's story arc was resolved because I 100% agreed with Waynest's solution; it demonstrated both fortitude, and good judgement on her part.
HUNTED BY THE OTHERS went down easy, and left me itching for more. Next please!
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This is one of my favorite UF series 🙂 Love me some Royce! I have been happy with every book in the series.
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I hope you'll enjoy the rest of this series. I don't read too many books in this genre but one that I've been meaning to finish is The Dark Hunters by Sherrilyn Kenyon. I think I stopped at book #11. I'm wayyyyy behind. Lol.
Joy (Joyousreads) recently posted…[437]: Worth the Fall (The McKinney Brothers, #1) by Claudia Connor
Sounds like a really interesting new series to try, even if the lesbian jokes would be annoying for me as any jokes made on people being different than the supposed norm usually do… A mouse named Bob? I love me animals that are important in books!
Great review Carmel!!
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The reviews have been all over for this series which is why I have been hesitant to start it as well but after reading your review I think I will give it a try.
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^5! This is one of the series that I just love and mostly because it is just well written. It is a comfort UF read for me 🙂
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Great review, it definitely has me intrigued! I've never heard of this series or author, but it sounds like something I'd like. Thanks for putting it on my radar!
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I haven't heard of this series before, but I'm also looking to start a new UF series, so I think I'll give the first book a try 🙂
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Good find! I'm adding this to my TBR, I don't have time to check for audio now, but I will later 🙂 I recently discovered another UF and I just flew by the first 3 audiobooks, I'm hoping I can do the same with this if they are on audio. I really like the sound of it.
Thanks Carmel, great review, as always!
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My God that's a lot of world building, this must have been Ms. Haines' baby! I need a fun urban fantasy to read, I'm getting bogged down by YA drama. Haha.
BUT QUESTION. Why doe sit look like water is coming out of her pistol? IS IT HOLY WATER?
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4 stars for the first in a UF series is pretty good. I usually average more like 3 because the world building is a bit tough to adjust to. This series sounds great!
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i have been reading this series in french ( thiough i switched to english so i didn't have to wait the rest of the translation) i quite like the series and i think from your review that you will be liking it more and more
( yes for once i have read a book that you did^^ so rare 😉 i got a cookies just for that)
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I have this book since ages, but for some reason I haven't read it. I'm glad you liked it, that made me curious. I'll read it next time I want to try a new series.
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Great, something else to add to my tbr. 😛 This does sound kick ass though.
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I do like this series 😀
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I'm hoping the jokes don't continue especially when there seems to be no purpose to it. Makes me wonder exactly what she was trying to convey with this in the character. Still, it seems like a solid read and it's a series I need to start as well.
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This is one of the series that gets better with every book, Carmel, so I'm really glad you found the first book enjoyable. Haines reminds me Seanan McGuire in that regard. 🙂
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I haven't read this series, yes I know I've herd all kinds of good things about it but I haven't gotten around to it yet. Sounds good though.
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I love this series, it is good UF, I still have to read the last two books though. I love Arthur and Royce, they are my favorites, while I detest Chaz, you will see why in 3rd book. I hope you enjoy the rest of the series. Great review 🙂
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Good to know the plot's entertaining
I'm glad you finally tried this one. I really enjoy this series and my favorite book was book 3! So many things in it that I didn't expect.
Ohh! I love vampires and new worlds. Sounds like it was delivered well too. I might just have to get this book.
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I've had this one on my nook for forever. I just might have to move it up the queue. 😉 The world building sounds pretty good and the characters are intriguing…even if their names are not. 😉 I'm glad you enjoyed it, Carmel.
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This UF series was one that I was considering for a future read, but I was uncertain about it due to the wide-ranging reviews too. Thanks for your review which has made me interested in it again.
WOW I really love the cover! To my TBR this book goes…
The bumbling about in a new UF series is funny for a while, but I agree that the charm wears off quickly. I'm definitely intrigued by those handy magical artifacts! I still can't believe that there's a long-running UF series that you haven't already read – madness!! If I dive into this series I'll steel myself for the lesbian digs because I think they'd really bother me.
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Alright, Shane has surpassed me in points, so I guess that means its time to actually post something again.
A lot has happened since I last posted, I was freed of my FedEx Kinko's shackles, my D&D character was murderized by ANOTHER vampire, I got an XBox360, and I found a port of DOOM for my Treo650, and I STILL haven't seen DOOM the movie.
But none of that has anything to do with this post. I got the idea for this when my girlfriend's niece stated "wow, you have the goodest movie ever", after being scolded for using such piss-poor grammar she was informed that it was an Atari cartridge of E.T. and not a movie, and that it was FAR from the best ever. This got me thinking, what is the best movie AND game ever?
The more I thought about it, the harder the question became. It seems that there are lots of great games out there, but when it came time to translate them into a movie, the movie was a travesty. And the same problem held true for movies as well, a great movie would be made, but when it came to making a game based on said flick, the games just never hold up. Think about it.
- DOOM: Game= greatest game to ever exist/Movie= so universally panned that I'm HORRIFIED to even watch it.
- Super Mario Bros: Game= Excellent game that helped revolutionize the industry/Movie= WTF?!?!?!
- Street Fighter 2: Game= One of the finest fighting games ever that is still a blast to play nearly 15 years later/Movie= Jean Claude Van Dam Vs. Raul Julia
- Fight Club: Movie= Great film with an interesting story/Game= a mediocre fighting game where you can unlock Abe Lincoln or Fred Durst as characters.
- RoboCop: Movie= The finest film EVER made with a great blend of satire and insane over-the-top violence and action/Game= they STILL to this day can't make a good RoboCop game!
- E.T.: Movie= An emotionally touching classic/Game= Nominated by many as the worst game EVER, many copies of this gem are in landfills today.
Granted there are some exceptions where both the game AND the movie are awful (Land of the Dead, I'm looking your way).
After much consideration I'm still not sure that I have an answer as to what the best videogame/movie is.
I'm asking you, the reader who linked here from Lisa's page, to tell me: What is the greatest game/movie ever?


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The passenger-only ferry service between Vashon and downtown Seattle is expected to add two additional sailings when the newly formed King County Ferry District takes over its operation this fall.
The King County Council, which acts as the board of supervisors for the ferry district, will meet July 27 to decide on a new schedule for the popular commuter boat as well as the fare structure and other issues, said Kris Faucett, a spokesperson for the county's ferry district.
The council plans to add an additional morning and afternoon sailing, bringing the number of daily crossings by the passenger-only (PO) boat to six, she said.
County officials have surveyed passengers to try to determine the schedules people prefer for those additional sailings. "We're trying to meet those desires as best as we can," Faucett said.
The ferry district will continue to take comments until July 20, when the comment period is scheduled to end, said Kathy Shaw, an Islander who heads a newly formed community council committee created to focus on PO boat issues. Staff recommendations were to be issued July 7, too late for The Beachcomber's deadline.
"I think they'll listen, and I think this is our time to let them know what we want," said Shaw, who has commuted to Seattle for 23 years. "And if we don't do it now, when they're open to suggestions, it'll be a lot harder to get things changed."
The ferry district was formed in April 2007, in large part to take on the Vashon-downtown Seattle route after the state Legislature decided it would no longer fund the service. The ferry district is currently financing the passenger-only service; on Sept. 28, it will take over operation of the route.
The ferry district also oversees two existing water taxi services and will launch demonstration routes in other county communities.
A newly refurbished boat that will be faster and "a little more comfortable" is also in store for the Vashon-Seattle route, Faucett said. The new boat, yet to be purchased, is expected to shave about eight minutes off the 30-minute crossing, she added.
"The goal is to get an improved vessel — something that is faster, smoother and has a few amenities," she said.
Asked if weekend crossings to downtown Seattle will resume under the county's management, Faucett said, "It's something the board has in the back of their mind. ... We know there is a desire among Islanders to have that."
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How High-End Diesels Compare
Automakers try to restore the SUV's appeal by offering more fuel-efficient diesel models. Here's a look at three new diesels by Mercedes, Audi and BMW
As gasoline prices rose last year, and large, fuel-thirsty sport-utility vehicles fell from favor, car companies looked for ways to restore the SUV's appeal.
Newer car-like models called crossovers are lighter and more efficient than earlier SUVs, but only slightly. And their fuel economy, while improved over older models, is poor in day-to-day use.
Now three European carmakers are selling large SUVs with diesel engines that promise the fuel economy of a midsize car, and the power and hauling capacity of a truck. The Audi Q7, BMW X5 and Mercedes-Benz GL have been on the market for years with gasoline engines, but this year is the first time diesel versions of all three have been available in the U.S.
Driving them revealed the advantages of quiet, cleaner-burning modern diesels. But each vehicle also had frustrating qualities that left me wondering what might have been.
For anyone who has driven an older diesel – I mean one from the fuel-crisis era of the late 1970s and early 1980s – the new models are impressive. They aren't noisy, smoking slowpokes anymore. These new models often out-accelerate gasoline powered cars when leaving a stoplight. While running errands in the city and suburbs, I noticed little difference between the diesel Q7, X5 and GL, and their gas-powered counterparts.
Of course I knew they were diesels so I looked, listened -- and smelled -- for characteristics that set them apart. Since diesel engines don't turn as fast as gasoline engines, the vehicles' transmissions seem to shift gears sooner and more often. The transmission can seem busy, even overactive, as it searches for the right gear. But conventional cars can share this trait as transmissions in general become more complex.
The BMW X5 35d was the sports car of the group, not only accelerating quickly but handling well enough to make me look forward to driving on twisting back roads. If you are considering buying a sporty luxury station wagon, the X5, which costs $51,200, would be a fitting choice.
All three of the German SUVs weigh more than 5,000 pounds, but the BMW was the only one that didn't feel heavy on the road. During my drive, though, rarely did its trip computer register more than 25 miles per gallon on average. I often made a concerted effort, driving slowly and coasting down long hills, just to keep my average miles-per-gallon over 20.
In contrast, the Audi Q7 3.0 TDI logged an impressive 29 mpg on one 70-mile trip, mostly on the highway. It is the heaviest of the group, at 5,512 pounds, but still feels somewhat car-like compared with other SUVs -- though not as nimble as the BMW X5. Inside, the Audi has a bigger third row where adults can be comfortable on long trips. The BMW's optional third row is practical for small children only.
The $50,900 Q7 is also the most stylish of the three, with a nice combination of impressive size and a sleek, lower profile. Like most Audis, its interior outshines competitors'.
If you want a full-size pickup truck but need something more practical and perhaps more highbrow, the $59,950 Mercedes GL320 BlueTEC is for you. (Mercedes just began rolling out a slightly revised GL350 version for $59,950). I found the Mercedes to be the most useful vehicle of the group, and the most practical. Its high, boxy shape, while not as sleek as the others, makes more room for passengers and cargo. What the interior lacks in high-fashion detail, it makes up largely in its no-nonsense minimalism.
The GL's fuel economy rating of 17 mpg in city driving and 23 on the highway was the lowest of the three, but in day-to-day driving it hovered just over 25.
The GL gave me a more commanding feel on the road, like being on the bridge of a ship instead of in the cockpit of an airplane. But it also turned more like a ship and had relatively ponderous handling. Since I don't expect big trucks to carve corners like sports cars, though, I'd choose the Benz as my car for family road trips.
All three diesels perform like their gasoline-powered counterparts, without the sluggish acceleration, smoky exhaust and noise that kept U.S. buyers away from diesels for the past 30 years. But in trying so hard to make their diesels seem like every other vehicle, the carmakers wasted some of their potential. I wish they had focused more on fuel economy and less on power and acceleration.
When a big seven-seat SUV can reliably top 30 mpg, I'll think about replacing the smallish family station wagon.
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The $1.6 million collapse of a timber flooring business has left dozens of angry customers thousands of dollars out of pocket with no chance of getting their money back.
Perth Floor Centre shut its four retail outlets across the metropolitan area last month without notifying customers. The company and associated wholesaler Pulsewood Australia, operated by brothers Steve and Robbie Howley, went into liquidation on Monday.
The retailer has debts of $815,000 and the wholesaler $773,000, according to information received from the companies by liquidators Melsom Robson.
The businesses assets are estimated to be well below $100,000.
It learned that 117 customers paid deposits for timber flooring of up to 50 per cent, worth a combined $540,000, and have nothing to show for it.
Under consumer laws, it is illegal to demand a deposit of more than 6.5 per cent for this product. There are also at least five employees owed about $50,000 in wages and superannuation.
Perth Floor Centre stores in Belmont, Balcatta, Jandakot and O'Connor closed their doors on July 16. It is understood they were taking deposits from customers right up until the closures. The business failure follows disputes in court and the State Administrative Tribunal between Perth Floor Centre and homeowners unhappy with the quality of flooring supplied by the company.
State Government agencies have also come under fire from the timber flooring industry for failing to act sooner over complaints against the retailer.
Peak body, the Australian Timber Flooring Association, revoked Perth Floor Centre's membership in May because of the excessive deposit-taking. ATFA inspectors have made about a dozen adverse findings about the retailer's floors.
ATFA president Paul Kiely said authorities were first made aware of the problems about a year ago. "It's terrible for the industry," he said. "It's terrible for those who do the right thing."
The Cox family, whose Kelmscott home is being rebuilt after being destroyed in the bushfires last year, lost a 40 per cent deposit of $6000 at the Jandakot store in May. "We haven't really managed to move on with our lives through the fires and now this is just another setback," Phillip Cox said.
Janet Burke, of Beeliar, said she would have to replace $22,000 worth of flooring because of flaws with the timber, which was also too thin to be sanded down.
Commissioner for Consumer Protection Anne Driscoll said the store closures highlighted the dangers of paying too much upfront for goods and services.
The Howley brothers could not be reached for comment.
A creditors meeting will be held next Thursday. Customers owed money have been advised to call Melsom Robson on 6242 0700.