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About a week ago, Autoblog put up a post highlighting the official photos of the new four-door Porsche Panamera. The idea of a Porsche sedan hasn't exactly excited Porsche purists already disillusioned by the existence of a Porsche SUV, and that's understandable. For my part, I have to admit that I'm about as eager to see a Porsche sedan as I am to see a Jeep sedan or a Lamborghini sedan. I'm sure Porsche can produce a fine sedan, but what's the point?
Well, imagine Porsche-istas' outrage when the official photos revealed that the Panamera is a five-door hatchback. The horror! I, of course, am delighted. Rather than just another fast, anonymous sedan in a world filled with fast, anonymous sedans, now the Panamera has a purpose. Sport wagons are cool; five-door sport hatchbacks are cooler. A Porsche five-door hatchback, swaddled in leather and wood, with (dare I dream) folding rear seats? Be still my beating heart.
I understand this won't be a $20,000 five-door hatch, and I doubt anybody will use a Panamera 4S to haul a load of beauty bark. Still, you have to admire Porsche's chutzpah here. I love the Panamera's rounded rear, and I love the idea of a high-speed, grand-touring five-door hatch. It's enough to confirm my faith in humanity.
And of course, it's deeply cool that the Panamera's bulbous derriere visually references the great 928; the fact that this led Autoblog to link to our 928 post is just gravy.
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Car Lust contributor David Colborne found a fantastic used-car listing in Montana Craigslist–while the post quicky disappeared, David archived the text for posterity. The photos showed a plain-Jane Nissan Xterra and a pair of Hammer pants. The text was composed entirely of genius.
"OK, let me start off by saying this Xterra is only available for purchase by the manliest of men (or women). My friend, if it was possible for a vehicle to sprout chest hair and a five o'clock shadow, this Nissan would look like Tom Selleck. It is just that manly.
"It was never intended to drive to the mall so you can pick up that adorable shirt at Abercrombie & Fitch that you had your eye on. It wasn't meant to transport you to yoga class or Linens & Things. No, that's what your Prius is for. If that's the kind of car you're looking for, then just do us all a favor and stop reading right now. I mean it. Just stop.
"This car was engineered by 3rd degree ninja super-warriors in the highest mountains of Japan to serve the needs of the man that cheats death on a daily basis. They didn't even consider superfluous nancy boy amenities like navigation systems (real men don't get lost), heated leather seats (a real man doesn't let anything warm his butt), or On Star (real men don't even know what the hell On Star is).
"No, this brute comes with the things us testosterone-fueled super action junkies need. It has a 265 HP engine to outrun the cops. It's got special blood/gore resistant upholstery. It even has a first-aid kit in the back. You know what the first aid kit has in it? A pint of whiskey, a stitch-your-own-wound kit and a hunk of leather to bite down on when you're operating on yourself. The Xterra also has an automatic transmission so if you're being chased by Libyan terrorists, you'll still be able to shoot your machine gun out the window and drive at the same time. It's saved my bacon more than once.
"It has room for you and the four hotties you picked up on the way to the gym to blast your pecs and hammer your glutes. There's a tow hitch to pull your 50 caliber anti-Taliban, self cooling machine gun. I also just put in a new windshield to replace the one that got shot out by The Man.
"My price on this bad boy is an incredibly low $12,900, but I'll entertain reasonable offers. And by reasonable, I mean don't walk up and tell me you'll give me $5,000 for it. That's liable to earn you a Burmese-roundhouse-sphincter-kick with a follow up three fingered eye-jab. Would it hurt? Hell yeah. Let's just say you won't be the prettiest guy at the Coldplay concert anymore.
"There's only 69,000 miles on this four-wheeled hellcat from Planet Kickass. Trust me, it will outlive you and the offspring that will carry your name. It will live on as a monument to your machismo.
"Now, go look in the mirror and tell me what you see. If it's a rugged, no holds barred, super brute he-man macho Chuck Norris stunt double, then contact me. I might be out hang-gliding or BASE jumping or just chilling with my ladies, but I'll get back to you. And when I do, we'll talk about a price over a nice glass of Schmidt while we listen to Johnny Cash.
"To sweeten the deal a little, I'm throwing in this pair of MC Hammer pants for the man with rippling quads that can't fit into regular pants. Yeah, you heard me. FREE MC Hammer pants."
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This isn't recent, or news, or even automotive. But for those of us who are addicted to speed in all its forms, it may be of interest.
A few years ago I rode the Japanese Shinkansen bullet train, and it left a profound impression on me. It was incredibly smooth, impossibly fast–in short, a fantastic way to travel. More than anything, the tremendous mass of a train, combined with the speed of the Shinkansen added up to a feeling of immense momentum that was deeply satisfying for this speed freak.
Well, I stumbled across some videos on You Tube this weekend showing off some really fast trains and was so excited by them that I just had to share.
This first video shows a specially outfitted French TGV bullet train hitting 574 kilometers per hour, or 356 mph. For reference, that's only about 20 mph slower than the famous Supermarine Spitfire WWII fighter. That's a world record for a train on conventional tracks
The video is remarkable for the tremendous feeling of speed and power it conveys–I love the sparking electrical transmission lines, the view of the transmission towers frantically disappearing in the distance, and the way the train explodes underneath the pedestrian bridge. Truly fantastic.
The second isn't quite as visceral, but it's perhaps more intellectually stimulating. This video describes the Japanese maglev trains, which use magnets to levitate and propel the trains–effectively removing friction from the tracks. A Japanese maglev train actually went 581 kph (360 mph)–slightly faster than the TGV.
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In general, Cloud hosting has become the better known in the battle of VPS vs Cloud hosting. This is largely because of the growth of cloud hosting for personal information, such as photos and personal documents; for business, cloud hosting is often mistrusted because of the vast expanse of online applications used to store the information. Cloud hosting stores information by spreading the information across a large number of computers and storage solutions, that can be expanded as required to allow more information to be stored. One of the problems for many business users lies in knowing where the information they store in the Cloud is held, and whether any other Cloud users will be able to access the information.
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The 10 Best Sous Vide Cookers
10. NutriChef Prime
- compact and easy to store
- always starts at celsius readings
- confusing operating instructions
|2.9 pounds
|3.7 / 5.0
9. Gourmia GSV-130R
- brightly backlit digital display
- almost whisper quiet
- temp is set in two-degree increments
|3.4 pounds
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8. PolyScience Creative Series
- helpful quick-start guide
- can heat up to 5 gallons of water
- looks very industrial
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7. VacMaster SV1
- slim profile design
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- water temp can be off a few degrees
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6. Sansaire SA15
- one-tenth of a degree temp variance
- used by many professional chefs
- actively circulates water
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5. Sous Vide Supreme SVS10LS
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4. Tribest Sousvant SV-101
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1. Oliso Pro Smart Hub
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Invention Of Sous Vide Cooking
The theory of sous vide was first proposed by physicist and inventor, Sir Benjamin Thompson in 1799. He described a system that used hot air to precisely control temperature over a long period of time to cook meat. Unfortunately for the culinary enthusiasts of the 19th century, he never created a device to accomplish this feat and the theory was forgotten for the next 150 years.
Much later in the 1960s, American and French engineers re-discovered the concept and created industrial sous vide machines for food preservation. This method of food preparation is what inspired French Chef Georges Pralus to look at sous vide as a way of cooking food. In 1974, while working at Troisgros, a three-Michelin star restaurant, he noticed that when he cooked a piece of foie gras, it shrunk by 40 to 50% and would lose its shape. He began to experiment with vacuum-packing it and cooking it in warm water baths in an attempt to preserve its size and shape. It worked and not only saved the restaurant a small fortune on foie gras costs, but also gave rise to a unique culinary technique.
He wasn't alone in his quest for a better way to cook meats. Around roughly the same time, Bruno Goussault was using the sous vide preservation technique in his home to increase the shelf life of frozen meat. He is credited with much of the understanding of the science behind the sous vide method. He researched the effect of temperature on a variety of foods in sous vide baths and is known to have trained many of the best chefs in the technique.
Both men claim to have invented sous vide, but are probably both equally deserving of the credit. Without one or the other, sous vide would not be in the repertoire of chefs today. In 1980 they collaborated to bring the process under French food safety standards so it could be used in professional restaurants.
Benefits Of Sous Vide Cooking
Sous vide allows anyone to achieve 100% consistent results that would be nearly impossible with traditional cooking techniques. The sous vide method is the only way to get a perfectly even cook on a piece of meat. In order to reach the ideal core temperature with a traditional cooking method, the outer edges must be subjected to a high temperature long enough for the heat to reach the core and properly cook it. This results in meat that has slightly overcooked edges, with a perfectly cooked interior. With a sous vide machine, every layer of meat from the edge to the center will be cooked to the exact same temperature.
Sous vide is also a healthier way to cook foods for two reasons: higher vitamin levels and less fatty oils. When cooking meats or vegetables on a pan or in the oven, one must coat them with enough oil to prevent them from sticking to the pan. With sous vide, there is no need to add any unhealthy oils to your food. It also allows you to preserve more of the vitamins naturally found in your food. High heat is known to break down vitamins, but sous vide doesn't expose your food to the extreme temperatures experienced in oven roasting and pan frying.
It can also help you save time and money. Instead of having to constantly watch the food in a pan or check its temperature in the oven, you can set the sous vide machine to a specific temperature and walk away. There is no chance of accidentally overcooking or burning your food. The sous vide technique also allows you to purchase cheaper cuts of meat and make them just as tender as the more expensive cuts you normally work with.
How To Sous Vide Properly
Sous vide is a simple cooking method that anyone can master after a few attempts. The first step is to start your warm water bath. This will allow it heat up while you prepare your food. Follow your particular device's instruction manual, which should give a detailed step-by-step guide on setting it up, turning it on, and adjusting the temperature. If you are unsure of the ideal temperature setting, consult a meat and poultry temperature guide.
The next step is to season your food and seal it in a bag. When first starting out, consider using less seasoning than you normally use when pan frying or oven roasting. Unlike these methods which drain a food's natural juices and burns them up, sous vide keeps these juices locked in allowing the food to retain its natural flavor. Seasoning your food can be as simple as adding some salt and pepper, or you can get more creative and add some herbs and aromatic spices. Once seasoned, use a vacuum sealer to suck out the air and seal the sous vide bag.
Your food is seasoned and sealed, and your sous vide machine has reached the ideal temperature; now it is time to start cooking. Slowly drop the sealed bag into the warm water bath, making sure it fully submerges in the water, then set the timer and wait. After your food has finished cooking remove it from the water, cut the bag and remove the contents. If you are cooking meat, fish, or poultry, it is advisable to sear it in a very hot pan or with a culinary torch to caramelize the exterior before serving.


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I started playing League of Legends not too long ago and I picked Ahri as my first character. From the second I saw how she played it made me want to try her out, from there I build a mastery and runes based off of guides I saw and I ended up getting pretty amazing with her. Generally I see Ahri's that don't know too much of what they're doing, so I wanted to help out quite a bit. I am still working on the guide, any tips and suggestions to make it look/sound better I'd be incredibly happy to hear about!
I've seen Ahri played a number of different ways, but the most common way I see is Doran's Ring, then followed by an Ahri that doesn't know how to properly use her abilities to their full advantage, I've went over everything that you should need to do build wise with her, including explanations for most items. The entire purpose of this build is to maximize her damage, while keeping you able to push and sustain your lane, no matter who you are against.
The reason I chose the runes I did for Ahri is because it maximizes her AP level scaling so it can help her gain early advantages, as well as adding in that extra mana penetration for those times that the Sorcerer's Boots can be replaced (for instance going top Ahri against 2 AD's, you're going to lean more towards Ninja Tabi to sustain the lane). The reason for the mana regeneration and ap scaling is to cut back on needing items like Doran's Ring, so you can focus more on your AP build, instead of trying to compensate for mana, especially against characters like Katarina or Akali.
The masteries are pretty self explanatory for Ahri, you build her as a normal APC, however the reason I put Scout on instead of movement speed, is because Ahri has 4 flashes, movement speed is a very minute point for her, and being in mid lane you need to be able to see as much as possible. Scout enables that extra time to get away from a gank if your flash or Spirit Rush is on cool down, and you don't want to feed the enemy team. The mana regen, again to stop needing Doran's ring, and everything else explains itself.
Summoner Spells
Flash: Flash makes Ahri who she is, without flash she wouldn't be as good because he only escape would be her ultimate, not to mention with Flash you can flash towards them, drop your essence, orb, and foxfire to just destroy them, then you have spirit rush to finish them off in case the others don't work. Or it's a 4th escape in the same way. I honestly believe this is the best ability you can take for Ahri.
Ignite: Ignite is another spell that is essential for her. The unfortunate thing about Ahri is she does a RIDICLOUS amount of damage, but it's all at once and you have to wait for cooldowns almost the entire time while they try to get away with 20 hp. You flash, essence, foxfire, orb, ignite and they aren't going to survive it, if they somehow do (Which has happened a lot since the Elise patch) you're still going to have complete control over the lane until they return, or you're getting a kill.
Ghost: If you aren't comfortable using flash, use this, it's the only time I'd recommend it.
Teleport: Teleport is a fantastic option for many mid characters, however, in taking teleport you either have to give up one of the ways to take a guaranteed kill, or a guaranteed escape. I would only take teleport if you're in a match to sustain your lane, not to push at all. The only reasoning why is because if you over-extend without a guarantee you will die as Ahri.
Clarity: We fix the mana problem with runes/masteries/Chalice/Athene's. If you take this it's the same as teleport, but without the benefit of going to different lanes, and mana potions can make up for whatever Clarity could do for you.
Skill Sequence
So most of the time when I see an Ahri build the standard attack order is Orb, Essence, Foxfire, Spirit Rush (if needed) and it can be a -very- good idea, however it all depends on the current situation.
I start off with my essence first almost every time to capitalize on it's cooldown time, then I'll use Fox-Fire on the champion who is already walking towards me, into an Orb they won't escape, and by the time it's done they usually are too. However, since essence can be stopped with minions it makes it a complete skill shot, similar to Blitzcrank's grab. When using abilities ask yourself, are there minions in the way that could stop this, if there are, start with an orb, or if there's a group, and they're on one side, auto-attack and walk up a bit, if they're not running from you, flash in, enchant, then go into the combo.
Never be afraid to use Orb to farm minions either. For Fox-Fire however I limit it exclusively to champions, and will not use it on minions. The reasoning for this is because I feel the 50/100/150% damage boost that it gives you isn't worth the mana/cooldown time to be used on a minion, only to turn around and have every ability except that up, so you essence, spirit rush, and orb, only to find out they got away with damage your fox-fire could have easily done.
The items that I've built for Ahri maximizes her ability to take control of a lane. Starting off with Boots of Speed gives you a start to building into the Sorcerer's Boots, while giving you extra mobility against some of the faster starting characters, or the melee heavier mids. Most people would recommend 3 health potions, but because we maximized the AP we can get, at sacrificing some mana, and starting with boots, we don't have to rely on those health potions. You have the extra mobility to get away from a situation, with the mana potions to keep your mana up in the range to use Essence and Orb without having to re-call, so your health isn't as large of a concern.
Once you buy the Chalice of Harmony, everything else depends on which route you want to take the character, I personally chose Hextech Revolver because it not only increases Ahri's spell vamp to keep her alive in the fight, but also because it can build into Will of the Ancients, a great AP item for you and your entire team.
After I get my AP/Spell Vamp build up a little I go into Rylai's, which should be a common choice for any AP character, however some people do decide to go with Rabandon's Deathcap first. The only reason I don't go into that is because Ahri does have a slight problem. What is that problem? CC. If you encounter an enemy with CC, you might essence/orb and hurt them for quite a bit of damage, but if they stun you and run, they can get away pretty often, and that's where Rylai's comes in. With the added AP as well as the slowing effect of your spells, you slow them down so you might not have to Spirit Rush into a possible gank, and you can still crank out damage.
After Rylai's again it's completely up to you, but Rabandon's is usually a good choice afterwards, unless you're losing in team fights and have a heavy AP team, in which case Will of the Ancients into Rabandon's might be the best option for you, but it is an important item considering the increase it gives to your AP.
The reason why I have archangel's staff as the last item is generally you won't get that far in a game unless the enemy team is being horrible. By the time I get Rabandon's I'm usually around 600-700 AP, and I'm taking out tanks 1 v 1. If you have the money to get it earlier and you want to maximize the AP from Athene's (especially with the mana regen) it could be another option instead of Rabandon's or Rylai's, but I would only recommend it if you have nothing else to build to increase AP.
Zhonya's is here because of the 100 AP and it's active. You activate that mid chase, it can give your team enough time to catch up, pull the aggro off of you, and then you can turn and end the fight once it wears off.


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