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The latest update to systemd is now available and it adds a lot more functionality to the system management daemon.
The first new feature to systemd 213 is the systemd-timesyncd daemon that implements an SNTP client for synchronizing the system time across the network. There's also a new systemd-resolved for systemd's network purposes.
Systemd 213 also adds new systemctl sub-commands, new
settings for service units, hostnamed was updated, networkd gained new functionality, and various other changes.
More information on systemd 213 can be found via this morning's
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A growing desire to understand and prove the provenance of goods in the fake-ridden Chinese antiques market has led to a boom in old auction and exhibition catalogues. This trade has been driven by China's tens of thousands of art advisers, auction houses and dealers, who in recent years have been building private reference libraries for experts and clients. Book collectors and dealers in Hong Kong and Europe have been quietly doing a thriving business in catalogues for exhibitions and auctions of Chinese arts and antiques.
While China has always had a black market for imported art publications that cost a few dollars each, in-demand catalogues command prices in the thousands of dollars. One of the most sought after, for example, is the 127-page, 1950 catalogue for an exhibition of archaic Chinese jade at Florida's Norton Gallery and School of Art. Written by the renowned Chinese art dealer CT Loo, the finest examples can be purchased for around $500. Meanwhile, the 244-page Illustrated Catalogue of Chinese Government Exhibits for the International Exhibition of Chinese Art in London, Volume II: Porcelain, has English and Chinese text, and was printed in 1935 and today costs $1,500. Buyers are also keen on catalogues of famous international auctions of Chinese arts. While more recent publications cost just a few dollars as used books, a two-volume set in good condition of Sotheby's catalogues for the sale of the Hong Kong shipping tycoon TY Chao's antiques collection goes for at least $1,300 at rare book dealers. The auctions were held in Hong Kong in 1986 and 1987.Since collectors in Japan and South Korea were big buyers of important Chinese works from the early 1900s, some book dealers are betting on catalogues from auction houses in those countries. The most desirable are publications dating from after 1912, when the Chinese Republic was established, to the 1960s. Japan and South Korea are key sources for some of the finest works of Chinese arts that have come to auction in recent years.
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As I've posted on these forums before, what we need to do is to use energy in a *more efficient* manner and develop effective and sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. Of course when you continue to see Opinion Pieces written by axe-grinding authors spreading their own "misleading propaganda" any sensible arguments get lost in the mouth-frothing nonsense that follows.
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You seem to want a system like in the old East Germany where half the country was spying on the other half. I don't.
By the way, please understand that there is a difference between Public Information about what the Government is doing (since they are actually supposed to work for us) and information about what a private individual is doing and when you say "I can store that information and do whatever I like with it.", I suggest you look at the stipulations of the Data Protection Act (not to mention the laws against Stalking) and you may just find that actually you cannot necessarily legally do this.
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@Bainshie: You really seem to love the idea of Big Brother looking over your shoulder at everything you (and we) do, don't you? I bet you also think that "if you've done nothing wrong you've got nothing to hide" too.
Remember that the last Government wanted to put ANPR cameras at intersections on all major roads and then issue automatic speeding tickets to anyone who got from A to B quicker than they were supposed to. Of course this would also have allowed them to track exactly who goes where and when, but, hey, if these people have got nothing to hide, why should they worry?
As for your imagining of your putative interlocutors, I am a member of the IAM, I have passed my Advanced Motorcycle Test, I am neither fat, nor balding, nor drive a van, nor eat sandwiches, nor use mobile phones when moving, nor engage in any of the other ridiculous behaviours you wish to ascribe to me. In fact the only bit you did get right is that I'm white.
Not very successful imaginings, then and when you add in your belief that the system you support would eliminate hit-and-runs, tailgating and all the other nonsense, well, I can do you a good deal on Tower Bridge...
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Ah, but you see it's not *their* self-control that they're worried about, because they're all morally upright and pure-of-mind people, it's *our* self-control they are worried about because we are weak-willed and morally bankrupt and cannot be trusted to see/ read/ watch all of this corrupting material without wanting to go out and do bad things!
Oddly enough, the Government run by the Vicar of St Albions had similar views...
@JDX - Re: remind me what "freedom of speech" is
"something which is decided on a nation by nation basis, not some world utopian ideal."
Ah, so you think Freedom of Speech means "you have the right to say things that *we*, the Government, agree with".
@JDX - Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
There's a difference between saying "I don't like this and I don't think you should do it" and "I don't like this, so I want a law to *stop* you from doing it".
Brits obey mobile ads, says mobile ad biz
... a self-selected group (mobile phone users answering questions about mobile phone ads) being asked questions by a company that sells mobile phone ads say that mobile phone ads are a good thing.
Yep, that sounds like it's going to produce credible results to me...!
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@Lee Dowling - Re: ........
You make some good points and, yes, I agree we need more information, so its a shame that you then start claiming that "You'll basically go back to living in the Dark Ages, but with 100 times the population".
Emissions can be reduced by using resources in a more efficient way that we are doing at the moment, it won't be necessary to turn off all the power stations or stop using cars completely etc etc, there are also potential solutions such as Geoengineering techniques (some more feasible or sensible than others) which could be reduce the levelsof greenhouse gasses
Claiming it will be "back to the Dark Ages" is no more credible than basing a paper on only two years of data.
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Re: Honest question
The rise (snigger) in the popularity of the VCR and the internet (which, as we all know, is for porn) has been ascribed to making porn more accessible, so it's not surprising that it should drive (bigger snigger) other technologies too...
(Icon with glasses for obvious reasons...)
First, Google goggles - now the world gets self-censoring specs
Re: So..
Well you can get such things, and, yes, people do wear them voluntarily, but that's usually because they're into Pony Play fetish...!
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Re: @Aaron Em
"Conservative" and "Liberal" are such broad and sweeping generalisations of someone's political philosophy that any assumptions based on them are nothing more than just other broad and sweeping generalisations and using those as a basis "for the sake of argument" is why I suggested that you were simply trolling.
The fact that you then try (and fail) to score a cheap point by a sneering implication that I don't know what "arguendo" means (despite the fact that it was obvious from my reply that I do) appears to confirm this.
@Aaron Em
"Assuming arguendo that that's true"?
Assuming that it's not true because you seem to have nothing to base such an assumption on other than opinion, what does that say about your motivations...?
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My eyes...!!!
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Morpheus, has crashed and burned...
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Re: Alan Rickman...
Sod that, Alan Rickman for the Roger Delgado incarnation of The Master!
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Really would make a bad film if you know much about BDSM and understand that interest in it is not generally a result of childhood abuse (or that most people who are into it don't have mental health problems, see Secretary for details) and that a BDSM relationship needs communication and understanding of the participants limits and desires, let alone emphasis of the importance of safety and respect.
(Sorry about the hijack, but 50 Shades of Drivel is giving a lot of people the wrong idea about BDSM)
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It's probably some Commie Plot to sap our Precious Bodily Fluids!
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SHEEP NEED TWITTER, insist my noble Lords
"it represents the contours of a successful market"
So what's next? There aren't many people in the countryside, so let's discontinue the postal service, bus service, in fact let's not even bother with providing them with a phone service.
After all, it's only a few peasants and we can't make much money out of them, so why bother?
If you live in the country you can get water from a borehole, electricity from generators, dump your sewerage in a cess pit and get gas delivered by tanker.
How do you suggest that those living in the country get their broadband delivered?
If Hotmail was a person it could have kids now. But it would be a crime
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@AC - Re: From my personal experience
"You're meant to click at each stage the hazard changes. One of those changes is the one they're monitoring for."
But if you click too often, you'll score zero because they think you're trying to fiddle the score...
Re: From my personal experience
I had a similar problem when I took my motorbike test a few years ago and bought some practice CDs.
From many years of cycling, I'm very aware of watching for hazards (and, yes, I *know* some cyclists are numpties, but let's not get into that now, ok?) so I would click as soon as I saw something which could turn out to be hazardous.
But the Test wants you to spot a "Developing Hazard" ie you only click *after* something starts actually becoming a danger to you, so I had to slow down my responses in order to succeed!
There's also the problem that the Hazard Perception Test just shows a fixed view ahead, so, for example, there's no situation where the driver approach a T-Junction (from the minor road) and pulls out in front of a biker who they haven't seen because they didn't look properly...
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Re: Lobachevsky
If you copy from one source, that's plagiarism.
If you copy from three sources, that's research!
Sellers flogging vid games to underage kids face jail, unlimited fine
Chinese student's smut obsession lands 2,000 in JAIL
@SuperTim - Re: @Vladimir Plouzhnikov
"t has already been studied and the findings were fairly clear."
No, it has been repeatedly studied and the findings have been incredibly equivocal at best with those who have a desire to ban pornography (or violent video games etc etc) skewing statistics and cherry-picking results which fit their personal biases.
And playing the "won't someone think of the children" card doesn't give any more credibility to your position.
Twitter airport bomb joke conviction binned in common-sense WIN
Great, but...
... meanwhile, in a different case, it's been ruled that private text chat on the internet can be subject to the Obscene Publications Act.
"According to the Court of Appeal's Judgment in the recent case of R v GS [2012] private one to one text chat on the internet can be subject to the Obscene Publications Act 1959 (OPA)."
Court blocks 12 websites for 'misleading' Olympic ticket sales
@Version 1.0 - Re: TOTAL POLICING
You mean like "Vote Fascist for a Third Glorious Decade of Total Law Enforcement"?
Captain Cyborg accepts another degree from puny humans
Re: University of Portsmouth?????
Or the Polyversity as it's still cynically referred to as by graduates such as myself...
UK ISPs promise punters 'full' and 'open' internet 'access'
Re: Mumsnet - Re: waitwaitwait
And as has been seen in other countries, eg Australia, which have tried this sort of nonsense, a whole bunch of other sites have "accidentally" been included in the ban list.
Never mind Azure: They BROKE Twitter!
... whom will this actually inconvenience...?
Neal Stephenson on swordplay, space and depressing SF
Re: Age?
And whilst we're at it, why don't we update HG Wells...?!
Old-timer Odyssey to babysit Curiosity's Mars landing
Re: CST
I would have suggested Syria Planum, but then you'd know I was located at the secret Psi Corps base...
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Re: I dropped many a quarter in Spy Hunter
Once upon a time I knew the route to get the Oil Slick virtually every time from the Weapons Truck.
Ah, many a wasted, err, enjoyed 10p...!
And, of course, unlike games today, it *was* a) 1 game for 10p and b) there was no "keep shovelling in the money until you complete it" option. You *had* to be good!
Re: BIG HAPPY SMILE
Ah, Outrun! I remember one Saturday afternoon at the Students Union, just for the hell of it, I completed the game by *EVERY* possible route :-)
Home Secretary to decide on McKinnon extradition by October
Re: Anyone else....
Not to mention how much public money has been wasted on a ridiculous attempt at extradition.
Skype: Nearly half of adults don't install software updates
"You guys are going to love this new update we've been working on!"
Oh are we indeed? So you've *NOT* moved things around? You've not made the user interface "prettier"? You've not decided that it will be better for us if a function we've always been used to doing one thing suddenly does something else as well/ instead of?
How would you like it if we suddenly "updated" your car so that the ignition key slot moved from the steering column to the dashboard? Or maybe turning on the heaters turned the radio on too? Or what about it suddenly being repainted so it's blue instead of white?
You wouldn't like that? So why the *HELL* do you think that we are going to be happy when you pull that shit on us???
Brit holidaymakers forced to surf in the sea, not online
So what's wrong with that...?!
What is the point of going to the beach if you're just got to sit there yakking on your mobile or texting people?
Get off your backside and enjoy the waves, dude!
Surf's up :-)
Kim Dotcom mounts freedom campaign
Anti Obama?
Does he *really* think that the GOP is going to be more likely to cough up everyone's files?
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Saturday Summary at Indianapolis: Fast Brits on Proddy Hondas, An Early Title for Marquez, & An Epic Moto3 Race
Is Indianapolis really a Honda circuit? With four Yamahas on the two front rows of the grid, you would have to say it wasn't any longer. There is a Honda on pole, but as that's Marc Marquez, that doesn't really count: alongside his perfect nine wins from nine races, he now also has eight poles from ten qualifying sessions.
Any discussion of the relative strengths and weaknesses of the different manufacturers at a circuit really needs to disregard Marquez at the moment. In 2014, the Spaniard is just too much of an outlier, as his ability to put a couple of tenths or more on the opposition at will demonstrates.
If you're like us, you really enjoyed the Superprestigio Dirt Track event from the beginning of this year. A clash between some of the best road racing and flat trackers in the world, the final showdown race between MotoGP's Marc Marquez and AMA's Brad Baker proved to be full of excitement, and the promoters, DTX Barcelona, made the race easy to follow for those outside of Spain – win/win.
Building upon the event's rich history from three decades ago, the Superprestigio is under a revival. Set for another year of competition, DTX Barcelona has announced the next running of the Superprestigio, which will take place December 13, 2014 at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
Despite some early promise, there has been much complaining of a lack of innovation from chassis builders in Moto2. the bikes have followed the same basic layout as all modern race bikes since the late 1980s: aluminium twin spar chassis and conventional suspension arrangements.
The only real interest has come from wildcards. At Le Mans, the French Promoto Sport team raced their Transfiormer chassis, with some solid results. Beyond that, the bikes have been pretty much identikit.
At Silverstone this year though, another interesting wildcard will get its first public running. The British round of Moto2 will see the Brough Superior make its debut in a competitive race, after making an appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last year.
Saturday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez on Pole, Silly Season Shenanigans, & The Dangers of Skipping Moto2
After he missed out on pole at Barcelona, and then again at Assen, people were starting to wonder if cracks were starting to appear in Marc Marquez's hegemony in MotoGP. His performance in qualifying may have faltered, but his reign remained intact when it counted, winning the first eight races in a row.
On Saturday, Marquez hammered home his supremacy once again, taking pole by three tenths of a second – an eternity at the short and tight German circuit – and breaking Casey Stoner's pole record for the circuit from 2008, a record set on super-sticky qualifying rubber, tires which disappeared with the introduction of the spec tire a year later.
Once again, Marquez moved the bar, posting the first ever sub 1'21 lap of the Sachsenring.
Thursday Summary at Sachsenring: On Breaking the Streak, Fighting for Contracts, & Keeping The Waterfall
After winning the first five races of the season, Marc Marquez said he feared the trio of Mugello, Barcelona, and Assen, which were to follow. He would surely be beaten at one of those tracks, given they favored the Yamaha M1, and were strong tracks for both Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi.
Three races and three wins later, and Marquez is looking increasingly invincible. The Repsol Honda man keeps inventing new ways to win, and keeping his opponents at bay.
So if Marquez is impossible to beat at a Yamaha circuit, perhaps he can be beaten at a Honda track. So far, Dani Pedrosa has been the only rider to get close to beating his teammate, after pushing him all the way at Barcelona.
The Sachsenring is a track where Pedrosa has reigned supreme in recent years, having won four times in the last eight years. Impressive as it is, that does not do his record at the track justice. In his rookie year, he finished fourth in Germany, missing out by just three tenths of a second in one of the closest and most thrilling races to be held at the circuit.
In 2008 he crashed out of the lead in the wet, a result that would lead him to concentrate on improving his riding in the rain. In 2009 he finished third, close behind the battle between Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, and in 2013, Pedrosa was absent after breaking a collarbone during practice.
There is just one minor problem. If you think Dani Pedrosa's record at the Sachsenring is strong – and numbers don't lie, Pedrosa is the man to beat in Germany – just wait until you see what Marc Marquez has done at the circuit. For the past four years, in three different classes, Marquez has won the race after starting from pole.
The Spaniard won here in his last year in 125s, won both Moto2 races he contested here, then took victory in his first MotoGP race at the circuit. It was his second win in the class, after becoming the youngest ever winner at Austin earlier in 2013.
Marquez did not have to beat either Pedrosa or Lorenzo, of course, both men having withdrawn with broken collarbones. So this race is a straight fight for Sachsenring supremacy. The winner in 2014 may rightly call himself King of the 'Ring.
Saturday Summary at Assen: Of Tire Gambles, The Wisdom of Thinking for Yourself, And Lorenzo's Fear
A veritable galaxy of stars may have lined up on the grid for the 84th Dutch TT at Assen, but the real stars of the show were the elements. After the rain wreaked havoc on qualifying, shaking up the grid, it was back on Saturday for two of the three races.
Riders and teams were forced to rethink their strategy, make decisions quickly, and gamble on tires and the weather. It made for intriguing races, rather than sheer thrills like the MotoGP race at Barcelona.
Changing conditions offered the brave and the smart opportunities, and mercilessly punished anyone who got it wrong. You felt for the 45 minutes of the races that anything could happen.
Sunday Summary at Catalunya: MotoGP's New Golden Age, Ducati's Bad Luck, & Honda Ending KTM's Moto3 Streak
Whenever I have the pleasure of running across MotoGP's official statistician and number cruncher Dr. Martin Raines, he likes to point out to me exactly why we are living through a golden age of racing.
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As if to underline his point, the Barcelona Grand Prix served up a veritable smorgasbord of fantastic races: a strong win and thrilling podium battle in Moto3, a surprisingly hard-fought Moto2 race, and to top it off, perhaps the most exciting MotoGP race we have had since 2006, with four riders slugging it out and swapping places right to the final lap.
The winner of the MotoGP race may have been predictable – any bet against Marc Marquez looks more and more foolish each week – but in Barcelona, Marquez's victory looked in doubt all the way to the final couple of corners.


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Chicken Frico with Gremolata
Servings: Makes 6
- 1 cup finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 1/2 cup finely chopped Italian parsley
- 5 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 4 small garlic cloves, chopped
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 12 (3- to 4-ounce) chicken or turkey cutlets, patted dry
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
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Frico—the cheese crisps that top the chicken—are usually made on the stove, but baking them makes the process easier. Cool them slightly (30 seconds or so) before removing from the baking sheet. If they are too firm to remove, put them back in the oven for 1 minute to soften.
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Preheat oven to 400°F. Sprinkle generous 2 tablespoons cheese on nonstick baking sheet; spread to 3 1/2-inch circle. Repeat with remaining cheese, spacing frico 1 inch apart. Bake until bubbly and golden, about 5 minutes. Remove from oven. Using metal spatula, loosen edges. Let stand 30 seconds. Transfer to platter. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Store at room temperature in airtight container.
Toss parsley and next 4 ingredients in medium bowl. Set gremolata aside.
Preheat broiler. Toss chicken and oil in large bowl; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Divide cutlets between 2 baking sheets. Broil 1 sheet until chicken is cooked through, about 5 minutes. Tent pan with foil; repeat with remaining cutlets.
Place 1 cutlet on plate; sprinkle with 2 teaspoons gremolata. Top with another cutlet; sprinkle with 2 teaspoons gremolata. Top with frico. Repeat with remaining cutlets, gremolata, and frico.
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My grandson Henry is smart, as well-read as a seven-year-old can be and fairly certain he's right. All of the time. Also, he's a car guy.
He wanted to know what I was driving on a recent visit.
"It's an Audi A3."
"That's not an A3; A3s are hatchbacks."
Henry knows his A3s; his mother drives one. It's a hatchback because, until this year, that's all there was. Apparently, Henry hadn't heard that Audi has booted the hatch for a four-door sedan and two-door convertible.
The A3 ($30,795, including transportation) joins a new entry premium segment comprising such small, richly endowed Europeans as BMW's 2 Series and Mercedes-Benz's new CLA.
The goodness is baked into these cars' DNA, not grafted on in the form of high-profit options packages.
Audi plans a flood of A3 variants, including a plug-in hybrid, a crossover, and a gaggle of high-performance models. For now, it's available in a single, well-equipped trim, with a pair of major options packages; front- or all-wheel drive; and three lively and efficient four-cylinder engines, two gas and one diesel.
The base engine is a 170-horsepower, 1.8-liter turbocharged four that returns an estimated 27 mpg combined (23 city/33 highway). An optional 2.0-liter four, also turbocharged, makes 220 hp and matches the smaller engine's efficiency.
The 2.0-liter turbo-diesel ($33,495) makes 150 hp and 236 pound-feet of torque and is rated at
All engines are mated with a six-speed automated manual transmission.
A high-performance, 292-hp S3 sedan ($41,995) is marketed separately.
The A3 resembles a 3/4-scale A4, but cabin design strikes out in a fresh direction. Rather than cramming a busy display into a crowded dash, Audi uses a motorized screen that rises from the dash upon ignition. A quartet of circular, aircraft-inspired vents aside, the dash is uncluttered and elegantly spare.
Materials quality and fit-and-finish are on par with the big-budget Audis. Switch-gear is flawless in feel and heft. At highway speeds, the cabin is hushed and tranquil. Meant to be driven vigorously, the A3 is nimble, balanced and responsive. Steering is light at low speeds but firms up nicely.
Standard equipment includes leather upholstery, automatic wipers, automatic xenon headlights, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity and a version of the MMI so fresh the A8 doesn't have it yet. 4G LTE connectivity is available, and so is a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system.
Front seats are comfortable and supportive, but properly bolstered chairs require the $550 Sport package (it also includes a three-spoke sport steering wheel, paddle shifters and Drive Select, which lets the driver adjust throttle response, shift points, and steering effort).
Rear seating is scant, though a pair of average adults will ride comfortably for short periods. The split-folding rear seatbacks fold.
Old-school "technology" includes the knob-operated passenger-seat recline mechanism. If you can't reconcile a $30,000-plus price tag with manual seatbacks, alternatives are available; just don't expect any of them to deliver the way the littlest Audi does.
Don Adair is a Spokane-based freelance writer. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2015 Audi A3 2.0T quattro S troni
Vehicle base price: $29,900
Trim level base price: $32,900
As tested: $37,195
Options included Scuba Blue Metallic paint; MMI Navigation Plus; heated front seats, exterior mirrors and windshield washer nozzles; aluminum trim; Audi music interface with iPod cable.
EPA ratings: 27 combined/24 city/33 highway
Premium unleaded fuel required
The 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage is the most fuel-efficient non-hybrid vehicle sold in America. With its base price of $13,790, including destination, the subcompact hatchback is also one of the country's least expensive cars.
Only Chevy's Spark ($12,995) and the Nissan Versa sedan ($12,800) better its price, and neither touches its sparkling EPA ratings: 37 mpg city/44 mpg highway/40 mpg combined.
"I love this car," writes an owner at edmunds.com. "It gives me everything I need: a roof, an engine, and wheels … I'm able to get it up to 56 mpg if I drive it right … For the economically minded, this car can't be beat."
Even price-aware entry-level buyers want more than a box on wheels, though, so Mirage comes well equipped. Standard equipment includes automatic climate control; electronic stability control; power side mirrors; power windows with driver's side auto-up/down; keyless entry; seven airbags, including a driver's knee bag; and 4-wheel ABS brakes with electronic brake-force distribution and brake assist.
The ES trim ($14,490) adds aluminum alloy wheels; fog lamps; leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob; smart-key passive entry; keyless ignition; steering wheel-mounted audio controls; cruise control and a Bluetooth® hands-free phone system.
The Mirage also can be optioned with a navigation system, rearview camera and parking sensors.
"Getting a 'loaded' car, with Navi, for $17K was nice," wrote another Edmunds commenter.
Buyers pick from eight "vibrant" colors, including Plasma Purple (pictured), a shade my Facebook friends found wildly amusing.
Mitsubishi covers Mirage with a five-year/60,000-mile basic warranty and 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage.
So the Mirage is inexpensive to buy and operate. It boasts a decent array of standard content and a great warranty. Obviously, tradeoffs are involved.
They start with a cabin that, while comfortable for two, comes up short on second-row seating. With the seatbacks up, Mirage offers 17.2 cubic feet of cargo space. With the seatbacks down that number jumps to 47 cf.
Cabin furnishings are spare. Hard plastics dominate and fit-and-finish trails the competition. The steering column tilts but doesn't telescope, but drivers of all sizes should find a comfortable driving position.
Controls are close at hand and easy to operate.
Mirage is a light car, but its 74-horsepower, 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine labors loudly to accelerate, an effect underscored by the optional continuously variable transmission (CVT). While the standard five-speed manual transmission produces excellent EPA numbers —34/42/37, the CVT, a $1,000 option, gets the bragging rights that go with the 37/44/40 ratings.
The Mirage joins a growing cohort of cars designed for the urban commute. It's compact and easy to park and navigate in close quarters. However, its short wheelbase, small tires and suspension fundamentals are overmatched by rough and broken pavement.
At speed, wind and wind noise intrude, steering is vague and the ride is unsettled.
But let's give the last word to satisfied owner, who wrote, "Great bargain, reliable, and feels like you spent more than you did."
If that sounds like your car, there's a Mitsu dealer with one in a color meant for you.
Don Adair is a Spokane-based freelance writer. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2014 Mitsubishi Mirage ES CVT
Vehicle base price: $12,995
Trim level base price: $15,990
As tested: $15,990
Optional equipment: Our ES tester included no options
EPA rating: 37 city/44 highway
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My father-in-law Jack was a proper Buick owner, a self-made businessperson with a South Hill rancher and a Century wagon in the driveway.
He worked hard to buy that car and I never saw him happier than the day he drove it home.
Like most achieving Americans of his generation, Jack lived the ethos of Large. He couldn't have imagined what passes for full-size these days, nor could he have fathomed Buick's new subcompact Encore crossover.
The smallest Buick ever built, the Encore is 10 inches shorter than Honda's CR-V, and about the same size as a Kia Soul or a Scion xB.
Jack's wagon would have outweighed it by two tons.
Since the day Jack brought home his Buick, the company has moved quietly downstream — it no longer builds wagons the size of Manhattan — and has grown increasingly global. Jack would have struggled to understand Buick's popularity in China, whose middle class appreciates the brand's focus on understated, affordable luxury.
With the Encore, Buick targets the same sliver of demand responsible for BMW's X1 and Audi's soon-to-arrive Q3. Each was built in the belief that buyers want a comfortable city-sized commuter rig. Buick's answer is this small, affordably priced (from $25,085, including destination) crossover.
As with all modern Buicks, the Encore's chief asset is its comfortable, well equipped and uncannily silent cabin.
Assorted sound-deadening measures, include Buick 's first application of the Bose Active Noise Cancellation technology. Front-seat occupants enjoy broad and supportive seats and a tall seating position. I'd have preferred narrower seats and a broader center console; the existing arrangement prevents use of the handbrake when the cupholders are in use. Otherwise, four adults of average size will be comfortable in commute-length bits.
Rear-seat legroom is quite good, though hip and shoulder room is tight. Standard features highlights include A/C, cruise control, full power accessories, power driver's seat, rearview camera, heated side mirrors, Bluetooth connectivity, OnStar telematics, satellite radio, a USB/iPod interface and auxiliary audio jack. Buick's IntelliLink control interface features a 7-inch touchscreen and integrated smartphone apps.
Front-wheel-drive is standard, AWD is optional.
Power is by a 138-horsepower turbocharged 1.4-liter four rated at 25 mpg city/33 mpg highway/28 mpg combined (FWD) and 23/26/30 (AWD). It's yoked to a six-speed automatic tuned to maximize efficiency, which means quick upshifts and slow (sometimes painfully so) downshifts. The Encore saunters from zero-to-60 in 9.8 seconds. Passing requires care, especially with a full load.
That said, we folded the rear seatbacks, packed the cargo hold with camping gear and headed into British Columbia's high country. The Encore was willing, if not robust. Ride quality is good, though the Encore's short wheelbase and 18-inch wheels can produce choppy performance over broken pavement. The electrically assisted steering is responsive and has good on-center feel, but at speed may strike some as twitchy.
Despite a handful of quibbles with interior materials — most notably, the hard-plastic surround housing the Intellilink screen — and the poorly located handbrake, the Encore succeeds quite admirably.
Jack might not have understood, but Buick wagers a new generation will.
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2013 Buick Encore FWD Premium
Vehicle base price: $24,160
Trim level base price: $28,190
As tested: $29,735
Optional equipment: Our tester included navigation.
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I heard him speak at Berkeley, and he said things that would make Ron Paul proud, and the crowd grew as passersby stopped to listen.
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Originally the police budget called for $71,000 but the latest amount requested for the borough is $38,950. Being able to provide the lower amount allows for funding to be put towards savings for community road improvements, as well as keep the police force in full coverage.
A tax hike was still needed in the borough, as well as the neighboring East Greenville, who both benefit from services from the Upper Perk Police Department.
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1) My parents ( they are no more )Answered by Buttercups, 06 Nov '12 02:50 pm
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My mom because of her selfless love...!Answered by Dil Se, 07 Nov '12 03:16 pm
My family...my life partner....Answered by vijay, 06 Nov '12 03:04 pm
I love my mother very much who is responsible for bringing me in this world and what I am to day is because of the good and bad cultures thought by her only.Answered by ajit ramdas vaidya, 06 Nov '12 02:20 pm
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And I think reason is not required.
And I think reason is not required.
My parents..Answered by Pawan Gupta, 06 Nov '12 02:13 pm
coz they are my lord
coz they are my lord
My bike :)Answered by simon waaras, 06 Nov '12 02:13 pm
My wife.Because at this age ,she is the only person to give me company n share my feelings.My children n grand children have no time for hat.Answered by Damodar Biswal, 06 Nov '12 02:12 pm
If you love someone put their name in a circle, not a heart, because hearts can be broken but circles go on forever!Answered by Ataur Rahman, 06 Nov '12 02:12 pm
it is my family
it is my family


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Feb 12, 2011 at 02:12AM EST
WHOLLY SHIT! Yea, sombody definatly saw this was going to become popular! xD "Ponies, Ponies EVERYWHERE!"
KYM shouled have a mass photo uploader, for editors of the pages and mods only though.
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