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Virginia Tech treated Murray and Noreen exactly the same, but so had other teams. That those two drained the shots should, if nothing else, assure that they won't be given the same uncontested looks in the future. And that can't help but open the interior of those defenses.
But will it become a staple of West Virginia's offense? Huggins actually seemed so shocked that Noreen, especially, was able to do what he did against Tech that he's not entirely sure how to go from here.
"Kevin's never even shot the ball in practice,'' Huggins said. "It's not like he went out and did something in a game that he'd never done in a game. He hadn't done it at all. But if he can step into shots and makes shots the way he did the other day, he'd better shoot them.''
Noreen does have the ability to shoot from the outside on his resume. Playing at his tiny Minnesota high school he was the third-leading 3-pointer shooter in the history of that state's high schools. But through two injury-plagued seasons here he'd tried only one.
"We had an intrasquad scrimmage [in November] because we had such a big gap between games and he made one there, but he only shot one,'' Huggins said. "I just thought he was confused about where he was on the floor when he shot that one.''
Don't expect Noreen and Murray to be spotting up out there on every possession like some latter-day Kevin Pittsnogle because they just aren't natural-born shooters. Murray tends to put up line drives with little arc and Noreen's shot redefines ugly.
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"You don't want them shooting shots that are going to lead to a fast break at the other end, but as long as they're in the context of what you're trying to do, they're just like the rest of them,'' Huggins said. "We may be better off having those guys shoot and our guards rebound. I don't know.''
If nothing else, Huggins figures to ride the tide to at least some degree. He's fond of saying that he'll usually let players do something until they prove they can't and this might be another example.
"I think they can,'' Huggins said. "I've always thought Aaric Murray could make those. I'd never seen Kevin Noreen shoot them. It was as much a surprise to me as it was anyone else.''
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Google has been hard at work on a number of technologies that extend beyond the company's origins as a one-stop shop for Internet search and advertising. Taken together, web-based applications such as Google Calendar, Google Docs, and Google Maps stake out a vision for the company as a global leader in providing software as a service. These tools are available at no charge, and they come with built-in file storage options so you can save your messages, documents, and data on Google's servers.
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Among 16 countries under comparison, all had manufacturing productivity gains in 2005. Korea and Taiwan had the largest productivity increases.
The U.S. increase of 3.3 percent placed it eighth among the 16 economies compared. The U.S. increase was less than its average annual growth rate since 1979. Nevertheless, since 1995, only Korea and Sweden have had greater productivity growth than the United States.
Korea and Taiwan continued to be among the leaders in the growth of manufacturing output, as they have been for the last decade. Sweden, also a leader in manufacturing growth over the decade, had more modest output growth in 2005. U.S. manufacturing output growth, like that of most of the economies, also slowed in 2005.
While 12 of the economies had increases in output, all 16 economies had reductions in hours. The Netherlands had the greatest decline (-3.8 percent) in hours in 2005, followed closely by the United Kingdom (-3.6 percent) and Belgium (-3.2 percent).
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A schoolmate of mine, a Christian conservative, once insisted that the reason our public school teachers informed us about Eskimos leaving their aged on the ice to die was to prepare the way for doing something similar to our oldsters.
That seemed like quite large dose of paranoia, to me. After all, also in public school we learned that Aztecs cut the hearts out of those they sacrificed to their gods. The pyramid steps of Teotihuacan ran red with blood. We were told this, I thought, because it was true. Could there have been an organ harvesting agenda behind the history lesson?
Seemed unlikely.
Before asserting a major conspiracy, it strikes me as worth addressing, openly, all aspects of the problem that might give birth to such concerns. Was euthanasia of the elderly in the future? Probably only when I get old, I thought, darkly. But seriously, why would it be considered?
Because of the expense, of course.
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I will not be getting Vista in the foreseeable future.
I'm probably going to get the Vista Home Premium in the next few months. Not only for testing purposes because I could use the upgrade from win2k.
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Will you get Vista? Which version?
I will not be getting Vista in the foreseeable future.
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I am still on win2k... I see no much reason to go to XP... What is Wista?
I'm probably going to get it in the next few months. It comes in the Business version in the MS Action pack which should be due out in a month or so. Of course, I'm going to have to get a new computer to run it on.
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At that time I'll get a Linux.
Whatever version comes pre-installed on my new computer. My old computers will not be updating.
I don't think that there is any reason to update to Vista at all. It's not like they provide anything really new.
Having said that, i may buy the Home Basic edition just to test my stuff on it (i'm developing in Linux anyway). But i'll do that only if i hear that a lot of stuff breaks in Vista (and that only after vista has been released to the public ;-)).
For one I'll be able to use my hardware RAID functionality. I'm not able to with win2k thanks to stupid winxp only drivers. (There'll be Vista ones too if there aren't already.)
We will wait to see if any patches come out first.
I'll have to buy it soon to test and tweak my games to run on it, sigh :-(
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I'm absolutely sure I'll buy Vista eventually and probably the Home Premium edition, but for now I'm happy with Windows XP.
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Then why do Vista cost that much? :-p
I only just recently bought XP to put on my Macbook (after being a perfectly content long-time 2k user), so no. And given that the Macbook came with Mac OS X 4 already, Vista's "new" features don't exactly fill me with excitement. Also: crazy system requirements and this ridiculous multi-tiered pricing structure with all the stingy crippled features this entails. What do you mean, no fancy visual scheme in this version? What, no DVD player? Etc.
It's fair to say I haven't exactly been sold on it. But I suppose we will all get it eventually, won't we? Probably all our new computers will come with the el-cheapo version pre-installed, and we will curse that half its basic functionality has been stripped out.
Well I suppose Ill have to get it for testing games and such, but I'm not terribly excited to have a new OS to deal with. Just a pain really.
I have a few ideas how microsoft might have better spent their time than releasing a new os. Like how about that messenger program being able to split up long text messages and send it as two messages? or make it so that when you transfer a small file using the internet it "just works" instead of popping up 150,000 little messages about firewalls etc... Oh! and here's another good one! Copy and paste. I miss the old days where you could copy text from one program and paste it in another. That'd be good to get that working again...
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I'm pretty keen to get a new computer, so I might just wait a while and get one that has vista pre-installed.
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One other thing that pushes us to move is that especially Microsoft's own software will only be made working on the newest OS (that includes games, though those don't matter to me too much). There's some nice Windows XP only software I can't have because of that.
And of course the first thing I'll do with Vista is turn off all the animated extras and crap to get it as close to the Win95 interface as I can - I don't need 3D windows or funky search options to find my files. I remember the days when my OS fit on a floppy disk (I miss you Amiga!).
There should really be 2 versions of the software. The "Veteran User" version gives you a stipped down but fully functional OS for people who prefer 3rd party software solutions and the "What's a Computer?" version that has all the stupid bells and whistles for people who don't know any better.
Speaking of Amiga. The Amiga is back (sort of). Apparently Hyperion Entertainment took it on them selves to finish Amiga OS4. However you still need a no longer available AmigaOne motherboard. (See here for more http://arstechnica.com/reviews/os/amigaos4.ars)
I won't touch it... for years. WindowsXP is doing fine.
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That's what I did with XP, I was clinging onto my superfast Win 98 PC. However, I had to change in the end as I was getting lots of XP consultancy work so had to figure it out. Same will go for Vista no doubt, and also, like I said, I have to know what my games are like on it...I won't touch it... for years. WindowsXP is doing fine.
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I've been using Vista Ultimate on my laptop for a few months now, but won't be upgrading my home PC to it for a very long time. WinXP works great and has far, far, far fewer issues.
I'll be getting the Home Edition pre-installed on a new PC for compatibility work, I doubt I'll upgrade the other development machines until it's absolutely necessary.
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I just read this article that talks about the dangers of DRM and Vista's hand in enforcing it. http://polishlinux.org/gnu/drm-vista-and-your-rights/
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I will probably be getting the Windows XP version of Vista ;-)
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I may have to get it for testing purposes, but I have no intention of using it as my main OS. Linux is filling that role pretty damn well
I'm feeling exactly the same way svero.
Although the one all-time cool Windows "feature" that I'm going to miss is how all of a sudden Windows would try to access the floppy disk drive just because it felt like it.
I really don't understand why there was such a need to confuse the consumer as much as possible by releasing 6 flavours of the damn thing.
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There is actually a very specific problem at the root of this issue, but it's not being fully recognised and understood:
We have a number of different activities that are currently being labelled and considered as being the same, especially when using computers.
Unfortunately, the differences between such activities are so fundamental, that not recognising and understanding them - (or being able to do so) - IS causing problems. And since those whose responsibility it is to inform and teach people about such differences don't even know any better, either, it should be no surprise that the problems, and symptoms, are getting worse.
All this professor is doing is recognising the possibility of some symptoms of this very problem, but without relating it to such a problem in the first place it has no true context in which to exist, (and therefore be studied).
So, the problem is with what we use the word game to represent, and how and why it differs, but is related, to what we can (and should) use other words to represent, such as art, puzzle, competition, work and play.
So how can the differences between them so fundamental?
Because we're talking about differences such as:
Things a person DOES, and things that happen TO that (same) person.
We're talking about differences between things that can and should never be able to be considered and recognised as being the SAME THING.
That people (of any age) can be taken advantage of when getting confused between such different things should be no surprise to anyone.
The main questions, however, that truly need to be asked, are how we managed to get into such a situation in the first place, and what we can do about it...
Which is what I'm working on - (Part 1: On the Functionality And Identity Of Language).
If our understanding, perception and even recognition(!) of language was fully consistent in the first place, then a lot (but not all) of the 'problems' we have with it wouldn't really exist - (because we'd understand why they're not truly 'problems' in the first place) - and vice-versa, some of the actual problems we have are not even being recognised, either, for the same reasons.
But I'm working on it...!
(On the Functionality and Identity of Language.)
To learn basic maths - the first step must, of course, be:
1) Learn how to count.
How many people or resources do you currently think are teaching people and children to count incorrectly/inconsistently?
For (an easy/quick) example: check a number wall chart somewhere and see if it counts from 1 to 10/100 or 0 to 9/99.
If its the former, then it's doing it WRONG - our numerical symbolic system functions as base-10:
20, etc..
We don't count from 1 to 10 - (we start with nothing/0).
Anyone who is taught or thinks in such a manner is already starting off on the wrong foot... Basic addition and subtraction becomes fairly easy once the numerical system is understood, with multiplication and division becoming easier with that foundation.
No - vertical integration and expansion is not, inherently, monopolistic. This is the method of expansion usually favoured by Japanese and other far-eastern companies and conglomerates. For many companies and industries, it makes perfect sense.
In the west, however, we've generally, (though not always), favoured horizontal expansion - buying out direct competitors - and it's THIS that leads to monopolies, and causes problems.
Maybe I should try and explain a bit - (though I'd still recommend you read my blog to fully understand).
As I said in my previous post, simulators can be perceived as games. But it does depend on whether or not an individual person sees all of the elements the word game represents in such an activity.
(Games are about people competing in a structured - (created rules) - environment by doing something for themselves).
The main element which causes problems for some people with simulators, is competition. The main reason for this, is because in order for such software to be viewed as being competitive as a whole, it must involve indirect competition.
All single-player games (and even (created?) puzzles), involve indirect competition.
Unfortunately, however, many people fail to recognise and understand the presence and role of indirect competition, (since it's so prevalent throughout our entire lives and existence, most people have long since learned to ignore it), and as such have trouble recognising many activities as being competitive - (some people even go as far as saying that games are not competitive, when they obviously are, once you understand what competition represents):
The basic use of competition, is as an application of compete:
Compete n. To try and gain an outcome/goal at the expense of, or in spite of, someone or something else.
It's the ability to compete in spite of something else - in this case, the setting and rules governing the behaviour of whatever the player is controlling - that allows indirect competition to fully exist.
Of course, in addition to that, simulators tend to be very open-ended and free to the 'players', which again, many people have trouble dealing with in the context of the word game.
But that's FINE, so long as everyone understands what it is the word game itself represents, (which such activities can then be compared to, but, unfortunately, that isn't the case at this time) - a subjective application of a (hopefully) objective definition, which is exactly how the language is supposed to work!
I'd love to post a full reply and explanation of why simulators can be perceived, recognised and understood to be games, but it would be so long, it'd probably take me all night to just write it :p
I recommend you read my blog, though, since it might help.
Either way, however, your post, along with the problems with 'gamification' etc. are caused by the same problem:
People not knowing or understanding what it is the word game itself represents, either in isolation OR in relation to the rest of the language.
If that sounds like a matter of linguistics, then you'd be correct, which is where my blog comes in...
Doh - forgot to say:
Although my blog doesn't cover art (yet), I still suggest you read it to understand some of the other foundations of this problem (apart from greed) - (Click my name).
The problem with art, is similar to many other similar words - such as game, puzzle, competition, and even work and play (as nouns) - in that people constantly, (and consistently), get confused between what a word represents - its DEFINITION - and how such a thing is applied - its APPLICATION.
This is the problem here - since we're talking about trying to judge a definition by how it is applied, which, by its very nature is PURELY subjective!
It is therefore up to an individual to apply such a definition by themselves, and not be dictated to by anyone else. I'm sure that if society didn't agree with any individuals opinion then they'd have ways and means of making it known without having to involve the law, which can't AFFORD to be so subjective!
The ONLY objective standard is a pure copy of any work of art - and so that is all the law itself can defend - (but even then, it may not be in societies interests to do so) - anything else and society as a whole is then being dictated to by someone else's standards - at which point, society will ignore it and just work round it anyway, as it always does - which is what's happening.
@Jane McGonigal
More people getting confused between games and general competitive behaviour... But then, whoever decided to call game theory such a thing - when it's purely about competitive behaviour/co-operative behaviour in a competitive environment, is definitely to blame for all this.
Unfortunately for Jane - easy and hard is purely subjective, and therefore has no bearing on the matter at all.
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If anyone is interested in understanding what this post is about - it's been taken from this thread here (for some reason):
http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/MichaelFergusson/20101125/6504/Psychology_of_Play_Social_ Games_and_Game_Design.php
Why someone has decided to re-post this post I made a while ago here, (probably from a reply to a topic on gamasutra.com), I really haven't a clue, since it's not really relevant to the matter at hand... Pointless - my apologies for whoever thought it was a good idea...
This is, I think, slightly, (very?), related to something I'm working on at the minute.
I'm currently working on a study of games as a matter of linguistics, (in relation to the English language), and the amount of confusion that exists around the subject is extremely high, all due to one problem:
The subjective manner in how we USE the language, affects our perception, recognition and understanding of what other words within the language represent.
Since we're taught to use the English language in a very subjective manner, (and the language itself reinforces such subjectivity), how much does this affect our perception and understanding of the world around us, without our awareness of what is happening?
This, of course, goes all the way back to Aristotle's Theory Of Art:
Any art we create - (story we tell) - merely reflects the experiences of its creator(s) back upon them.
You'd think that we'd fully understand all this stuff by now, wouldn't you? But you'd be wrong - and there would be a VERY good reason WHY!
Unfortunately, this reason is what I'm currently trying to write a paper about at the minute, but I need help, since I'm not an student or have any academic background, and it really needs to be a 'proper' academic paper - but it's SO simple and fundamental, it's almost funny that it hasn't been realised before now...
(We're talking (potentially) the most important English language paper ever, and (potentially) one of the most important language papers of all time... - (And no one seems to be interested in helping me :( ).
(P.S. I hate the work/play dichotomy in the English Language, because the world really isn't so clear cut).
The only difference between a toy and a tool, is a subjective viewpoint and application.
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With that in mind, along with the fact that health care HAS to treat everyone for lots of things equally - (since the minority can and WILL cause problems for the majority) - healthcare is actually one of the best systems designed for a socialist program - but only if it's done properly, and preferably from the ground up, without any interference - unfortunately, of course, such a scenario doesn't, and will probably never, exist.
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1. Recorded music is free because I want it to be and so fuck the RIAA.
2. Recorded music is free due to vast technological forces beyond anyone's control, so people who make it had better figure out how to adapt.
But even this doesn't get the proper reason for what is going on:
Distribution of information, (as well as its storage), at this moment in time, is almost free, (and getting cheaper).
The reason why there's a problem, is because large parts of the music industry have been built on the premise that distribution is a) expensive, and b) under their control.
Now those two are no longer true, they're having problems...
Please, can people STOP trying to find analogies for the music industry by trying to use physical property and objects in place of INFORMATION. It CANNOT, WILL NOT, and will NEVER work...
Information is NOT property, and one of the reason why everything is so screwed up these days is because people keep on trying to treat it as that, and failing dismally, but dragging everyone one else along with them.
But the information itself ISN'T the problem here!
The problem is that some of the industry got itself so set in it's ways about DISTRIBUTING the information, (i.e. the carrier pigeon vs telegraph analogy I give above), that they're having trouble adapting to a newer, more efficient method of distribution, (and copying).
If the industry had charged for the creation of the information to begin with, rather than it's distribution, it wouldn't be in this situation right now.
And THAT is why it's ENTIRELY a business model problem, and NOTHING ELSE. And it's no-one else's problem, but theirs - if they can't adapt, then tough cookies.
"The implication is, of course, that the post-copyright world will not be substantially less shitty for artists than the current one. It may be worse, since it reduces the value of their creation further."
It depends on what they have to sell... If they have something to sell that people want to buy, then they'll succeed - if they don't, they won't - it really is that simple. If you can't make a product people want to buy, you do not 'deserve' to be in business...
My analogy:
The problem, is that companies have now found themselves built up to sell the wrong thing. It's like the carrier pigeon companies complaining that the telegraph has made their business obsolete - they'd built their companies up by distributing unique messages, but the only thing that made them so valuable, was that the carrier pigeons took so long to do anything and send them anywhere, so each individual message sent was valuable. In fact they were so valuable, that there was a law passed preventing the copying of messages without explicit permission.
Now the telegraph comes around, and all of a sudden, even though the messages they are distributing are still owned by the carrier pigeon industry, and them alone, people are now copying them and sending them by telegraph instead - because it's better. Not only is it better because it's fast and reliable - but it's ALSO a LOT cheaper - in fact, it's SO much cheaper to send by telegraph, that the carrier pigeon business is doing everything it can to try and stop the telegraph from working properly.
The problem for the carrier pigeon industry, is that one pigeon can only carry one message to one location at a time, whereas the telegraph can send the same message to many different locations at once, and it's so much cheaper to send a message, it's almost FREE.
However, they found someone sending a couple of their messages by telegraph, (obviously copied from at least two of their pigeons), and so they sued him/her. And got awarded millions of dollars. All for a couple of messages that cost pennies to transmit by telegraph, but $/£'s by carrier pigeon.
Of course, the carrier pigeon industry's excuse, is that their messages cost a lot more to make than those sent by telegraph. But they're wrong. This isn't he problem.
In fact, the messages sent by telegraph cost the same amount to make as those sent by carrier pigeon. The problem is that the telegraph industry is already thriving by itself, and sending more than just the messages similar to those sent by carrier pigeon. In fact there's so much information being sent, that to try and dictate by information type simply wouldn't work - (too much overhead) - so they charge a flat fee for TIME used, (in which to send any messages and information you people want, to as many people as they like), and this manages to cover the cost of all the information sent and received.
Indeed, because so much MORE information can now be sent, (as opposed to the short messages which carrier pigeons were limited to), many industries have evolved to take advantage of this fact.
All except the carrier pigeon industry, which is still sitting on top of their pile of their own created messages, and suing anyone they can find who sends them by telegraph.
And they refuse to accept that the messages they have are now only worth pennies since that's all they cost to be sent (by telegraph). In fact, some of their members have tried to send their messages over telegraph for the same price as by carrier pigeon, and are wondering why no-one is buying...
And so they complain to the government, saying that everyone is illegally copying and sending their messages by telegraph instead of using them and their pigeons instead.
And then, unfortunately, they do 'everything' they can to make sure that the government listens to them, and enacts laws in their favour, that make it illegal to read and copy a message from a carrier pigeon if you haven't paid for it.
But because everyone is now using the telegraph, they don't care, and just ignore them, even if they do like the messages copied from the pigeons. In fact, some people still buy the messages from the pigeons they like so much, but, of course, the numbers doing so are declining.
And then another company comes along, which has more to do with making telegraphs than breeding carrier pigeons, and they come up with a easy way to buy, send and receive messages online for a slightly increased cost. They then do a deal with the carrier pigeon industry for some of their messages too. This is a great success in the world of the telegraph, and for the company involved. In fact, it's so successful that other companies start doing the same.
But the carrier pigeon industry STILL isn't happy. They're no longer making the sort of money they used to make when a carrier pigeon was the only way to send messages, and so they try to increase the amount their messages sell for and try to limit the supply so that they'll be more valuable.
In fact, they've never once had all of their messages available for sale, simply because they're afraid they'll lose all of the value they have,and so they keep a lot of them still locked away some where where no one can read or copy them.
But people want to send all of the messages, and they want to do it for the prices they're used to using the telegraph - they're not interested in carrier pigeons anymore...?
But the carrier pigeon industry is still holding out and complaining - in fact, they're even making the pigeons MORE expensive to send.
And so the people have had enough, and copy and send any of the carrier pigeons messages they like, regardless - if they don't want to sell them to them at a price they want, then why should they get their business and money.
And, of course, the carrier pigeon industry isn't the only message making company. Although making messages to send via telegraph isn't really worth very much, in fact, it's probably hard to make living out of, people have found other ways of using the messages themselves in order to make the money elsewhere.
Does the carrier pigeon industry deserve to exist? Does it deserve to make money? Does it deserve all the judgements and fate of every individual who sends and copies their messages over the telegraph? Or should they change their business model so that they now sell a product that people want to buy at a price they want to spend? If the messages are almost worthless once created, since they can be copied and sent anywhere people choose for very little money, then why can't they find something else to sell? Lots of other people have, so why can't they?
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Did VW print one??? Does such a brochure exist??? The 08 Jetta brochure lists the S, SE, and the SEL models. No Wolfsburg edition.
edpp Posts: 2I bought my car and as soon as I got it noticed that clock ran like REALLY FAST, contacted dealer which did not know what to do, later they and I contacted VW of America, it has been 3 months and nothing has been done to fix it. I need this to be fixed I did not buy a new car to have it not WORK!!!! Anyone else with the problem???
classicjetta Posts: 6This is a very common problem unfortunately. I have an 06 Jetta and it does the same thing. AFAIK, there is currently no fix for it. There was a TSB for this problem on the Touareg, but my dealer refused to run the procedure on the Jetta. (Stupid, I know). I just live with it. It does make you arrive early to your destinations though. :P
spaschos Posts: 1Hey!
I'm new to posting here on edmunds and had a question or 2. I'm looking at buying the 2007 Wolfsburg Jetta. I have been told nothing but horrible things about the Jetta, save a couple of friends who love their VW's. What is some of your opinions on the car?
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ruking1 Posts: 14,397Per se, NO! You can definitely get a lemon LESS VW! But given some of the issues that you have probably heard about, the odds are slightly better that you MIGHT get a lemon, vs say a competing model Honda or Toyota. Some of those folks who rate these things say surveyed customers rate domestics higher than Euro cars. My own take is the quality on VW is almost FAR better than either Honda or Toyota. Honda and Toyota do reliability WELL as well have less % lemons with lower quality than does VW does with much higher quality.
jakebnimble Posts: 1I recently purchased a 2007 Jetta Wolfsburg edition. Twice, I have had an issue with it while parked on a downward slope. When I go to start the car and put it in reverse, the car will only move forward and will not reverse. Then, the brake and gas gets really tight and I cannot push them at all. I have to turn off the car and restart it several times before the issue is resolved. Any thoughts? I will be taking it into the dealer this weekend.
scottwvu03 Posts: 8I'm looking to purchase this vehicle around the beginning of august time frame. When does the '08 come out? I'm trying to wait to use this as leverage as i think i can get it for 18K or 18.5 at this time in addition to financing at the dealer. Whats the going rate in July and does the 08 come out in august, anyone the purchased this model recently what did you pay?
sugarplumm Posts: 2Hello! i just leased a 07 jetta wolfsburg..i was just wondering if there was a difference in driving in regular or sport..does sport take more gas? i personally love the way it drives in sport but i never do because i fear it will eat all my gas..one bad thing is that i filled up my tank yesterday and its like two lines above half..it definitely goes fast..any tips as to saving gas?? :P
sugarplumm Posts: 2I've heard it takes 500, 1000, and 2000 miles to break it in..which one is it? i also noticed that the gas has gotten better. i filled up my tank about three days ago and i have half a tank now..way better then before!!(once every 3 days)..anyways..again does anyone know if there is a difference in driving in sport or regular? :shades: thanks!!
micosilver Posts: 212I'm looking to purchase this vehicle around the beginning of august time frame. When does the '08 come out? I'm trying to wait to use this as leverage as i think i can get it for 18K or 18.5 at this time in addition to financing at the dealer. Whats the going rate in July and does the 08 come out in august, anyone the purchased this model recently what did you pay?
VW offers 0% APR for 36 months, cannot get better than that.
The inventory is running out, and will run out in some regions by the end of August, and the '08's are not even out yet, so you might get stuck without a car if you get too much of a "leverage". -
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tredfern Posts: 20Thank you for the answers..."Out the Door, total price you pay driving off the lot"...I guess that would mean including tax, title all fees??? But not including interest?
Thanks for answering, sorry to sound so dumb...
We like the '07 Wolfsburg (AUTO TRANS.), had it 8 weeks, already put 2500 miles on it...I guess if you want the Wolfsburg, we did the right thing then by going ahead & buying & not just waiting on 2008, did not know Wolfsburg only comes out every other year...20 more HP not important to us, anything else better on '08 Jetta than the '07 Wolfsburg? Did you get manual trans.? -
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tredfern Posts: 20Thank you all...
scottwvu, looks like I paid about $900 more than you did, I also got AUTO, thought I got the car for $600 below invoice?? When did you buy, should a few weeks make that much difference? I bought this one the First week of July, they said the ones that came in after Feb or March or sometime spring were $95 more, also $200 or so more tax or some fee in Dallas area...I thought I did pretty well, maybe not? I made them all mad, talking to several on phone & email, trying to get lower price, each tried to beat the other...asked for below invoice price, my first time to buy a car alone...not fun, a woman dealing with a bunch of not very nice salesman, 1 was pretty nice, but on average I don't really believe a word they say, I know some are good people & honest, I was married to a former car salesman, ... I know it's too late now on this one, buy I would like to know if I got a good deal & if it was $600 below invoice....How did you go about getting the price you wanted, ask for below invoice?? I am about to buy another vehicle in the next few weeks....this Wolfsburg was for my daughter & she loves it..... thanks.


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"In his own words, Senator Thayer said 'politics' is preventing a bill that had near unanimous support in the House from moving forward," Auditor Edelen said. "This is why good people hate Frankfort."
Auditor Edelen releases Bluegrass Area Development District special exam, finds serious, systemic concerns about the agency's financial activities
Auditor Adam Edelen on Tuesday released a special examination of the Bluegrass Area Development District (BGADD), which depicted an agency with rogue management that conducted activity far outside its scope and without proper oversight, used federal money for questionable purposes and failed to report potential criminal activity to law enforcement.
The examination will be referred to eight agencies, including the Kentucky Attorney General, the Kentucky State Police and FBI.
Auditor Edelen receives national honor from prominent technology magazine
Auditor Adam Edelen has been named one of Government Technology's Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers for 2014. The award is given annually to leaders making government both more efficient and more effective. The Auditor will be featured in the March issue of Government Technology and in a video on govtech.com
Auditor Edelen was recognized for the creation of his Citizen Auditor database, which provided greater transparency over special taxing districts such as libraries, sanitation districts and fire departments. He also was recognized for creating a digital SAFEhouse to enable citizens to securely and anonymously submit tips of waste, fraud, and abuse to the Auditor's office and his current efforts to pass a cyber breach notification law in the 2014 legislative session.
Auditor Edelen releases City of Covington special examination, finds former finance director stole at least $793,000
Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen on Thursday released a special examination into the City of Covington, finding that the former finance director had complete control over the city's financial systems, allowing him to steal at least $793,000 over the past decade.
Auditor Edelen conducted the five-month-long investigation at the request of Kenton Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders, who is pursuing a criminal case against the former finance director.
"The report boils down to this: One individual had unfettered access to millions of taxpayer dollars without a single person looking over his shoulder for well over a decade," Auditor Edelen said. "That this could happen for that long in the 5th largest city in Kentucky is astounding and frankly inexcusable."
Edelen Releases the Annual Statewide Audit of the Commonwealth, Expresses Concerns About Cyber Security Risks
Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen has released the first part of the annual statewide audit of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for fiscal year ending June 30, 2013, expressing an unmodified or clean opinion on the state's financial statements.
Auditor Edelen said the report contains eight findings relating to cyber security, further demonstrating the need for continued vigilance by state agencies to protect sensitive data.
"Although auditors didn't identify any cyber security breaches, they did find instances of state agencies failing to take the necessary steps to protect confidential or sensitive information," Auditor Edelen said. "This further illustrates the need for legislation to incentivize state and local government to better secure the data it holds on us, as well as require them to notify us when it's lost or stolen."
Auditor Edelen Applauds Passage of Cyber Security Legislation
Bill Also Receives Endorsement of Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Auditor Adam Edelen on Wednesday praised passage of House Bill 5, which would require state and local government agencies to notify citizens if their personal information is breached.
The measure passed the House unanimously. It now goes to the Senate for consideration.
The bill has more than 70 co-sponsors, including an almost equal number of Republicans and Democrats. The primary bill sponsors are Reps. Denny Butler, a Democrat, and Sal Santoro, a Republican.
Auditor Edelen, State Reps. Denny Butler, Santoro Outline Bill to Enhance Cyber Security Measures
Auditor Adam Edelen and state Reps. Denny Butler and Sal Santoro on Tuesday unveiled legislation that would require state and local government agencies to notify citizens if their personal information is breached.
House Bill 5 has broad, bipartisan support with more than 60 co-sponsors in the House.
"Simply put: If government loses your private information, you have the right to know," Auditor Edelen said. "From Social Security numbers to tax returns, health records to credit card numbers, government possesses an enormous amount of sensitive, private information."


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Could be fake i guess, but props to the one who made it then.. looks really well
Stop it guys, just stop it. Look at the print. It says WorldofWarcraft.
Now go to the WoW channel.
It says World of Warcraft.
Get your damn tin foil hats off! Why hasn't a mod locked this yet, seriously?
Also the fact that there are several pictures taken with a camera, but no print, I mean wtf. Are you really that gullible? Holy bull.
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Well at least that "The Skysunder" subtext logo looks bad-ass compared to a lot of the shoddy "The Dark Below" ones I saw floating around.
So whoever made it has that going for them.
The Skyblunder more like.
HAH. Jokes.
I'll be here all week.
Is there going to be patch 5.5?? I thought 5.4 is the last content patch for this expansion...
The last -raid-, not content patch.
They've said there will be another patch. Not necessarily 5.5, but they've said there will be another patch in some manner.
Q: Some players have wondered if there will be any visual proof of the end of the war after 5.4. With the advancements made in phasing, is there any chance level 90 players could see areas claimed by the Horde in Cataclysm reclaimed by the Alliance?
A: We don't have plans right now to express that in the world in 5.4 -- there's an event that's going to be taking place between 5.4 and the next expansion, assuming there is one of course. (laughs)
Q: Expansion or event?
A:There will be an event between now and then.(laughs) So players will have to wait and see how that shakes out.
Q: Will we see a patch 5.5 before the expansion is over?
A: I don't know that it will be numbered that specifically, but yes, there will be something between now, and an expansion, should an expansion happen.
To be fair Blizzard does make stuff miles in advance. It's plausible for a 5.5 trailer to be already made and then they just work on the details from now until then. When they made the MoP trailer they said something like that takes like a year. A less intense patch trailer would take a couple of months so yeah, this seems possible to me. It's also nearly too good to be a fake imo.
It specifically says in the interview, after that comment, that he laughed after implying that it was up in the air.
A: We don't have plans right now to express that in the world in 5.4 -- there's an event that's going to be taking place between 5.4 and the next expansion, assuming there is one of course. (laughs)
The screenshot was taken prior to the channel submitting itself to YouTube's new username policy. Their username is still WorldofWarcraft, but their name is now shown as World of Warcraft (with spaces). Just like the username johnjohnson1 would be changed to John Johnson (if that happened to be the registered name of the username's owner).
The thing you point out doesn't really prove or disprove anything. Back when the thread started, WorldofWarcraft was the name of the channel, and the numbers of subscribers were also in range of each other.
Last edited by Velios; 2013-10-26 at 09:17 PM.
Well. There it is. I said it.
Would be so funny if this was actually leaked by a Blizz employee intentionally since they knew it was going to be called a fake. Actually after Ghostcrawler's Statement @ Legendary it would be so funny if Metzen was going to Announce it on BlizzCon. No one could say there has been no REAL leak Prior to Blizzcon. Honestly.. that would be REALLY fucking awesome.
Wonder how Skysunder would be related to Warlords of Draenor, if it will be the expansion. Sundering sky and time travel does not make much sense o: Unless azeroth gets destroyed and we have to abandon it by traveling back in time. So many possibilities!