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B's tradeThomas toIslandersBy IRA PODELL
The Associated Press | February 08,2013NEW YORK — Veteran goalie Tim Thomas, who has said he won't play this season, was traded by the Boston Bruins to the New York Islanders on Thursday for a conditional second-round draft choice either next year or in 2015.
Thomas chose to take this season off following the NHL lockout and was suspended by the Bruins after he didn't report to training camp last month. The 38-year-old goalie is in the final season of a four-year deal that counts for $5 million against the salary cap.
The Islanders have plenty of room to fit Thomas' salary on their cap, and this deal provides financial flexibility for the Bruins. Boston was up against the upper salary limit of $70.2 million, with Thomas' salary factored in, and New York is only marginally above the minimum payroll.
NHL teams must be in full compliance of the salary cap by Friday, the 20th day of the league season.
Thomas is unlikely to play for the Islanders this season or in the future. The draft pick conditions are expected to center around whether or not he suits up for New York.
"We have acquired an asset for our organization," Islanders general manager Garth Snow said Thursday night. "This acquisition allows us flexibility with our roster moving forward."
Thomas, a two-time Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's top goalie, has played in 378 regular-season games — all with the Bruins. He has gone 196-121-45 with a 2.48 goals-against average and 31 shutouts. Thomas ranks fourth on Boston's career wins list and third in shutouts,
He also has a 29-21 mark in the postseason with a 2.07 GAA and six shutouts. Thomas won the Vezina and Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP when the Bruins won the Stanley Cup in 2011.MORE IN Wire SportsRivalries are like a big Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings oh so appetizing but with... Full StoryLEXINGTON, Ky. Full StoryMIAMI Stephen Curry scored 40 points, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Miami Heat 114-97 ... Full Story
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BLUE BIRD DOWN: Turkey wipes out Twitter 'scourge'
Turkish prime minister Tayyip Erdogan appears to have ordered Twitter be blocked in the nation after the service was used to post information alleging government corruption. Turkish users trying to load Twitter.com were taken to a page with a statement from the local telecoms regulator TIB, according to Reuters. The statement …
This is an example of the national interest and the public interest being divergent.
There are many others.
Governing party interests are an entirely different thing, added to the mix.
So if Twitter is banned
What good is a *tweet* telling you how to get around it?!?
Re: So if Twitter is banned
Not much. This, however, might be useful to a _very_ limited audience:
Re: So if Twitter is banned
Or indeed this one with the DNS details written on Edrogan's face:
If the only way they're blocking twitter is at the DNS level, well, you all understand how pointless that is.
Re: So if Twitter is banned
Blocking DNS might be more effective than you think. Wouldn't an ISP be able to sniff out DNS requests and make sure to block/redirect those not bound for their specific resolver IPs? A serious control-freak would then go on to suspect any endpoint using a lot of encrypted connections (such as perhaps using a VPN tunnel) as trying to get around that.
Re: So if Twitter is banned
as we privacy minded Turks do all the time...
I worked in Turkey about six or seven years ago. Mostly in the Adana area, but went right up to the North and the border with Georgia, too. Did Erzerum and all those places. Lovely, friendly hospitable people. Beautiful, raw scenery, great weather.
Shame their government seems to have gone completely fucking bonkers.
There are many reasons Twitter, Facebook et al. should die. Shielding a tinpot dictator from criticism isn't one of them.
Preparing to join the Eu?
This should bolster their case no end.
It's heart breaking to watch that clown of Government quickly eradicate the rights of the Turkish. Would love it if the pro secular party win the elections but don't see it happening with all he corruption and bribing of the poor in the East.
Crosses Turkey off the holiday list.
Simple DNS block?
As I understand it, the Turkish system of blocking sites is much simpler than the Chinese method, and can be bypassed without requiring a VPN. Just point your machine at a different DNS server: http://www.thesimplest.net/pc/simplest-way-bypass-dns-block
Re: Simple DNS block?
At the moment, yeah. They're working on more insidious methods though, so you'll probably want to bring alone a VPN, just in case.
This whole struggle makes me sad though. You don't need censorship to defend your convictions, or your political leadership. Crackpot militant nationalists and intolerant fanatical believers notwithstanding, it's a plan that nobody wants, everybody hates, and that will fail long-term. Turkey is indeed a lovely place full of lovely people and you should visit just as soon as you can walk down the street without being gassed or stampeded over (full disclosure: my relatives are nearly all Turks :) ). Just have a bumbag for your wallet and don't forget to register your IMEI and get a prepaid SIM card with a good data allowance that would put the operators in Blighty to shame.
"Everyone will see how powerful the Republic of Turkey is." What's the prime minister's name? Ozymandias?
I saw this on the BBC...
Something about the Cardasians opposing the move?
Re: I saw this on the BBC...
Wait - Cardasians? Are you talking about the thin, stringy-necked arrogant nuts who think they own everything, or the aliens from Star Trek DS9?
>"Everyone will see how powerful the Republic of Turkey is"
Obviously not much, if a mere 160 characters of free speech is enough to threaten it.
Or maybe he means that they have the amazing power to... tweak a few dns settings. Wow! Powerful enough to press some keys on a keyboard. How impressive.
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> tweak a few dns settings
How primitive. I'm sure John Tittingdale, Clare "Bear" Shandy and the other pompous windbags of the UK's Depratment of Censorship, Moralising and Suppression will be happy to take an all-expenses-paid jolly to assist the Turkish PM with more modern and effective methods of keeping the voters from seeing things that would only upset and corrupt them. It's for their own good and all in the interests of pan-European censorship harmonisation after all.
No authoritarian ever liked freedom of speech.
In fact, it's one of the easiest ways to spot them.
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Happy Birthday Dmom!!
You have become a wonderful friend to me and many others.
I wish you nothing but love and happiness!!
Thank you for being the wonderful person and friend we all know you to be!
Happy Birthday Dmom!!
You have become a wonderful friend to me and many others.
I wish you nothing but love and happiness!!
Thank you for being the wonderful person and friend we all know you to be!
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I bring the magic!!!
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Happy Birthday, Dmom!!
There aren't enough words in the dictionary and letters in the alphabet for me to express how much I love you and how much I wish you a very very happy and extremely special birthday!!
I you!!!
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Happy Birthday Tina! You've become a great friend and someone that I admire and trust with anything. I'm even typing in pink in your honor! G4 said it already, but you've meant a lot to many people around here, thanks for being a great friend!
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Happy Birthday pretty lady! I don't have any pictures of your hotness, but I love you with all my heart anyways. You are the best wifey a girl could ask for!
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Oh Dmom.....
*grabs a microphone*
Just a small town girl, livin in a lonely world
She took the midnight train goin anywhere
Just a city boy, born and raised in south detroit
He took the midnight train goin anywhere
A singer in a smokey room
A smell of wine and cheap perfume
For a smile they can share the night
It goes on and on and on and on
Strangers waiting, up and down the boulevard
Their shadows searching in the night
Streetlight people, living just to find emotion
Hiding, somewhere in the night
Working hard to get my fill,
Everybody wants a thrill
Payin anything to roll the dice,
Just one more time
Some will win, some will lose
Some were born to sing the blues
Oh, the movie never ends
It goes on and on and on and on
Dont stop believin!
Hold on to the feelin!
Streetlight people!
Happy Birthday!
D-mom, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
I can't even say what you mean to me, but I do hope you know how you've touched and changed my life.
And yay, I got the first picture.
And I just want to say, don't give up the petition! Fight the man!
"Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt and live like it's heaven on Earth."
Mark Twain
What can I say, you've brought sunshine and daisies to my world. Love, support, friendship and family. Words cannot express how much you mean to me. May this birthday be the best ever, filled with love and laughter.
So much of me
Is made of what I learned from you
You'll be with me
Like a handprint on my heart
And now whatever way our stories end
I know you have re-written mine
By being my friend...
Quite simply put:
You're loved.
Happy Birthday, sweetheart!
Happy Birthday Tina!!!
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Airport project scheduled for summerBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | February 07,2013Work around the runway at the Rutland airport is slated for the summer.
The proposed FY 2014 budget includes $5,360,000 for the expansion of the runway safety area and associated relocation of Airport Road. The project will provide more flat terrain surrounding the runway.
"If a plane lands long — or short — this level turf provides a safe area for the plane to come to a rest with minimal structure damage," said Jason Owen, project manager for the Vermont Agency of Transportation.
The change brings the airport closer to FAA design standards, Owen said, and should help upgrade the airport's safety rating from "fair" to "excellent."
"In a perfect world, in airports like Rutland, they would like 1,000 feet," he said. "That's not practical, but we're going to double what's there. Right now, it's about 300 feet and we're going to make it 600 feet."
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Dan Oates
|Daniel J. Oates
Dan Oates
|January 2, 1955[1]
Hackensack, New Jersey
|Alma mater
|Bucknell University (B.A.)
New York University (M.S.)
New York Law School (J.D.)
|Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Ralph Smith Innovation Award
|Police career
|Current status
|Chief of police
|Aurora Police Department
|Years of service
|New York PD: 1980–2001
Ann Arbor PD: 2001–2005
Aurora PD: 2005–
Daniel J. Oates (born January 2, 1955) is the police chief in Aurora, Colorado.[2][3] He was formerly the Chief of Police and Safety Services Administrator for the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Oates was appointed Chief of Police on August 20, 2001 after serving 21 years in the New York Police Department. In August 2002, Oates became Ann Arbor's first Safety Services Administrator. He is a charter member of the federal Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council.[4] His department is responsible for the criminal investigation of the 2012 movie theatre shootings in Aurora, Colorado, one of the largest mass shootings in American history.
Personal life[edit]
Oates was born in Hackensack, New Jersey.[5] He lived in nearby Oradell, before moving with his family to Midland Park, New Jersey, where he attended grade school at Nativity School.[5] When Oates was 14 years old, he reached the rank of Eagle Scout, the Boy Scouts of America's highest rank.[5] He received the award from a Troop chartered to the Church of the Nativity in Midland Park.[5] Oates is married and has two daughters aged 19–20 and 18–19.[6]
Oates attended Saint Joseph Regional High School and graduated in 1973.[5] He received his bachelors degree at Bucknell University where he majored in English.[5] At Bucknell, he was the newspaper and yearbook editor.[7] He went on to receive a master's degree from New York University and received his Juris Doctorate in 1986 from New York Law School.[2][8] Oates is licensed to practice law in Colorado, New York, and New Jersey.[7][8]
After graduating from Bucknell University, Oates took a job as a reporter for the Atlantic City Press.[5] While covering courts, he became interested in a career as a police officer.[5]
Oates began that career with the New York Police Department.[8] He walked a beat in New York's 19th precinct, located on Manhattan's Upper East Side.[2] He worked his way up the ladder, and later held the position of second of command of New York's Brooklyn South Patrol Borough.[2] In this position, he was in charge of 3,000 police officers and 700 civilians.[6] He also served as commanding officer of the legal bureau of the New York City Police Department Cadet Corps.[2][8] By the end of his 21 year career, Oates had become head of intelligence for the department.[9] There, he was part of the executive staff of Howard Safir, the New York City Police Commissioner.[8] He also arranged security for the Millennium Summit and was also in charge of U.S. presidential security arrangements.[5]
Oates took the helm of the Ann Arbor Police Department in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in the summer of 2001. Ann Arbor Mayor John Hieftje credited his newly hired police chief for mitigating attacks on Muslims after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.[10] Oates oversaw the emergency and fire department in addition to the police department.[6] Due to budget concerns, Oates reduced the size of Ann Arbor's fire and police departments by 20%.[8] At the same time he helped reduce the violent crime rate by 24%.[8] Hieftje also noted that his straightforward management style was an asset to the department.[10]
Oates left Ann Arbor and became the police chief in Aurora, Colorado, in 2005 after the former chief, Ricky Bennett, was demoted for his department's failure to stop Brent J. Brents from committing sex crimes.[6][8] Oates began his career in Aurora by building up a relationship between the police department and minority communities, specifically focusing on the black community whose members felt that the police force was used against minorities.[6] During his first five years in Aurora, he oversaw a 30% decrease in the crime rate.[2]
Oates is currently teaching an online course in Constitutional law for Long Island University.[5]
Theater shooting[edit]
Oates was the chief of police in Aurora at the time of a shooting at the midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises.[11] In a remark on the booby traps in the suspect's apartment, Oates stated that the apartment was rigged "to kill whoever entered it".[11] He expanded on this by saying "It was going to be a police officer...We sure as hell are angry".[11] When asked about the strength of the case against the alleged shooter, Oates responded, "We will convict him. Yes."[12]
In an interview with Fox News he expressed concern over the mounting fatigue facing his department and said that it was their "biggest challenge."[13] Oates became emotional when the topic turned to the people under his command saying:
Obviously my cops and my civilian employees, they've done an incredible job. We couldn't be more proud of them. You know we train and we train and we train for active shooter situations, it's a legacy of Columbine and other shooter incidents, and as a police chief I never thought in my mind that I would really be coping with that or my cops would. And they did the other night – and they did an incredible job."[13]
Positions held[edit]
- Former president of the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police[8]
- Chairperson of the Colorado Information Sharing Consortium[8]
- Member of Police Executive Research Forum[8]
- Member of the Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council[8]
Oates received the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Ralph Smith Innovation Award in 2008.[8] Oates received his Eagle Scout Award in 1969.[5]
See also[edit]
Law enforcement/Law enforcement topics portal
- ^ Daniel Oates Resume. University of Colorado. Retrieved 27 July 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f Kemp, Joe; Patrice O'Shaughnessy (20 July 2012). "Aurora Police Chief Daniel Oates began crime-fighting career with NYPD". NY Daily News. Retrieved 21 July 2012.
- ^ Illescas, Carlos (23 July 2012). "Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates doing all the right things". Canon City Daily Record. Retrieved 27 July 2013.
- ^ Modafferi, Peter; Bouche, Kenneth (2 February 2005). "Intelligence Sharing: The Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council". The Police Chief 72 (2). Retrieved 21 July 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Naanes, Marlene; Abbott Koloff (23 July 2012). "Bergen County native leading investigation of Colorado theater massacre". The Record (Bergen County). Retrieved 25 July 2012.
- ^ a b c d e Olvera, Javier (29 November 2005). "Aurora's top cop hits ground running, learning Daniel Oates says he'll work hard but is 'only human'.". Rocky Mountain News via Highbeam Research. Retrieved 24 July 2012.(subscription required)
- ^ a b Illescas, Carlos (23 July 2012). "Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates doing all the right things". The Denver Post. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m "Daniel J. Oates, M.A., J.D.". Liu Riverhead. Long Island University. Retrieved 21 July 2012.
- ^ Peters, Nick (28 October 2001). "'Feds' in the firing line after failing their greatest test". Scotland on Sunday via Highbeam Research. Retrieved 21 July 2012.(subscription required)
- ^ a b Feldscher, Kyle (20 July 2012). "Former colleagues: Ex-Ann Arbor police chief Dan Oates 'well prepared' for crisis like Colorado shooting". Ann Arbor.com. Retrieved 24 July 2012.
- ^ a b c Lavender, Paige (21 July 2012). "Colorado Shooting: Aurora Police Chief Gives Update On Investigation Of Theater Shooter's Apartment". The Huffington Post. Retrieved 21 July 2012.
- ^ "Daniel Oates, Aurora Police Chief, Says Columbine Helped Shape Police Response And 'We Will Convict Him' (VIDEO)". Huffington Post. 23 July 2012. Retrieved 24 July 2012.
- ^ a b "Emotional Interview: Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates on the Investigation into the Movie Theater Suspect". Nox News Insider. 22 July 2012. Retrieved 25 July 2012.
External links[edit]
- Profile, at Aurora PD Facebook page
- Dan Oates talks about the shooting, video at 9news.com
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Our Bed and Breakfast Guest House has been voted No1 since 2009 by the worlds largest travellers website and over 200 Reviews from guests, reflect the enjoyable visits by singles, couples, families and groups of friends from all over the world. Only 10 minutes from the international airport (GGT) and 6 minutes from Georgetown and only a short distance from what is regarded as the BEST BEACH on the island at Hoopers Bay.
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WASHINGTON — Satellite imagery provider DigitalGlobe has won U.S. government approval to sell its highest-resolution imagery to all customers, a ruling that is effective immediately for the company's existing satellites, DigitalGlobe announced June 11.
For DigitalGlobe's newest and most capable satellite, slated to launch in August, the ruling will take effect six months after the craft is declared operational, the company said.
Previously, Longmont, Colorado-based DigitalGlobe was not permitted to sell its sharpest satellite images to non-U.S. customers. Some of the company's existing satellites can collect images at resolutions sharper than 50 centimeters, but prior to the ruling, it could only sell that information to the U.S. government.
An image's resolution, or ground sampling distance, roughly translates to the size of ground features that can be detected in the picture. For example, 50-centimeter imagery can distinguish objects of that size or larger.
DigitalGlobe's planned WorldView-3 satellite, which will feature a ground sampling distance of 31 centimeters, is slated for launch Aug. 13 or 14 from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, the company said. For that satellite, "updated approvals" will permit DigitalGlobe to sell black-and-white images with 25-centimeter resolution, along with color images at 1-meter resolution, to all customers six months after it is declared operational.
If WorldView-3 launches on its current schedule, its best images would be commercially available around mid-May of next year, assuming the satellite undergoes three months of on-orbit testing.
"We are very pleased and appreciative that the U.S. Department of Commerce under the leadership of Secretary Penny Pritzker, with support from the U.S. Departments of Defense and State and the Intelligence Community, has made this forward-leaning change to our nation's policy that will fuel innovation, create new high-tech jobs, and advance the nation's commanding lead in this strategically important industry," Jeffrey R. Tarr, DigitalGlobe's chief executive, said in a prepared statement. "Our customers will immediately realize the benefits of this updated regulation, as for the first time, we will be able to make our very best imagery available to the commercial market. As a result of this policy update and the forthcoming addition of WorldView-3 to our constellation, DigitalGlobe will further differentiate itself from foreign competition and expand our addressable market."
The press office of the Commerce Department, which licenses and regulates U.S. satellite imaging companies, could not immediately confirm the decision.
Citing increased competition, especially from the relatively unrestricted aerial photography industry, DigitalGlobe last year asked the Commerce Department to modify its existing license to permit it to sell its sharpest imagery to all customers. At the time, those data were reserved exclusively for U.S. government use.
Because of the sensitivity of the matter — high-resolution satellite imagery has obvious military and intelligence applications — the decision was elevated to the White House, which solicited input from other stakeholders including the intelligence community and the departments of State and Defense.
In April, the intelligence community came out squarely in favor of lifting the restrictions.
DigitalGlobe currently operates a fleet of five satellites, two of which are capable of collecting images at 50-centimeter resolution or better. The company's anchor customer is the U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, which distributes and analyzes satellite imagery for both military and intelligence customers.
But the company, which early last year bought its main competitor, GeoEye, is pushing to increase its business with non-U.S. government customers, including private companies and foreign governments. In these markets the company has faced increasing competition, particularly from aerial photography firms that have not had to cope with resolution restrictions.
DigtalGlobe has another satellite nearing completion, GeoEye-2, which is similar in capability to WorldView 2, that the company had planned to store for in indefinite period before launching. In May, the company said the length of storage period would depend on demand, and suggested that a lifting of the resolution restrictions could cause that demand to surge.
The announcement of DigitalGlobe's license modification comes one day after a potential future rival, Skybox Imaging of Mountain View, California, confirmed rumors that it would be acquired by Internet search engine giant Google for $500 million in cash. Google is a longtime buyer of DigitalGlobe imagery for its Google Earth mapping application.
DigitalGlobe's shares, traded on the New York Stock Exchange, dipped slightly June 10 but opened higher on June 11.
In a June 11 note to investors, Chris Quilty, senior vice president of equity research at Raymond James and Associates of St. Petersburg, Florida, said Google's acquisition of Skybox could impact DigitalGlobe's sales to Google but also could turn out to be a net positive for DigitalGlobe.
Google recently signed a 10-year imagery supply contract with DigitalGlobe valued at an estimated $10 million to $20 million per year, Quilty noted. While Skybox's planned constellation of 24 satellites will offer high revisit rates – Skybox currently has one satellite on orbit – DigitalGlobe has advantages in terms better imagery resolution, accuracy and diversity of spectral bands, he said.
Moreover, Quilty said, a Google-owned Skybox is not likely to threaten DigitalGlobe's core U.S. government business.
Also on June 11, DigitalGlobe said it would be changing the orbit of one of its older satellites, WorldView-1, to ensure afternoon coverage on any given day. "This shift will optimize the DigitalGlobe constellation to monitor changes on the earth at various times during the day," DigitalGlobe said.
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Displaying 51 - 58 of 58 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix reviews.
Casey writes:
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Coupe Review
Great interior, exterior, and great performance.
All the computer stuff in it is hard to get used to
Best Car I Have Ever Had! — I love this car! It has such good performance the acceleration in it is great couldn't ask for anything more. It was cheaper in Hutch so we got it there instead of Wichita. I love driving this car and having the sunroof up and drving everywhere. Best Car EVER! I Love It
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fun o drive factor performance like feel and comfort.
Electric and minor mechanical problems also cheap interior components.
Strong, Fast And Fun But Problematic — Have had my car for a few months now and have seen myself spend alot of saturday mornings at my mechanics shop. The car gives you the feel of power and sport car like performance and is also a full size sedan. Faults are weight. (car is heavy!) Electric and minor mechanical problems like super cheap radio display never works, window swicth, tail lights condense, tie rod ends and altenator.
Owner for 0 years, 3 months
Miles Driven per Year:37,000
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review
WHen It runs, it a great car. But what car isn't.
Costly repairs
If I Could Afford A New Car, Would Trade It In In A Heart Beat — I have had so much trouble with this car. Before I had it a full year, 9 months, I had to take it to Pontiac to have a new (re built) transmission put in. It took 6 weeks to get my car back. Then almost a year later, more transmission problems. According to the dealer they called in the Pontiac rep. and he didn't have a clue. THen a few months after the warranty expires I had to take it in for more transmision work. Now I am getting ready to take it in for more transmission work. And the car seems to eat tires. The orginial set got less than 20,000 miles and right now at 99,000, I am on my 4th set of tires. I have tires rotated and balanced every 3-4000 miles.
Owner for 5 years, 5 months
Miles Driven per Year:14,000
Shaune writes:
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix SE Review
I love the look and the power when it is running properly.
the intake gasket with Pontiacs is a common problem and GM should do a recall and fix the problem instead of the 1500.00 coming out of my pocket. Other then that I love my car.
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review
For a sports sedan,Good value for the money
Rear tail lights retain moisture. Front headlights get cloudy. With sun roof open at 85mph makes a lot of cabin noise.Hard to stop this car with stock front brakes. Front brakes need upgrading to 12inch rotors and new calipers.
Comfort And Value For The Money — I am the second owner of my 2001 grand prix gt. I personally believe this car is over looked by many .Out of the box this car handles reasonably well,loaded with options standard,great gas mileage for a large car and decent comfort.......$8200.00 used come on............. Well did you know that there are lots of performance parts available for this car? And they make a huge difference in performance, handling and braking.GM performance makes handling and braking packages for the g body.ZZPerformance manufactures custom bolt on parts for the GP. They also modify stock parts to increase HP on the 3800.I personally have purchased many of these parts.My GP has picked up at least 100 hp.It handles as well as a BMW of its size, and stops on a dime.It still gets 28mpg when my foots not in it........Thats just my opinion. And by the way I have not had one major problem with this car.
Owner for 2 years, 6 months
Miles Driven per Year:20,000
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix Review
Pontiacs Rule — This is one of the most reliable cars. But there is some minor issues. Lets see for one i have had recent problems with the Alternator. So when i was going to school one day the car just stops and i looked at the alternator and i saw that the belt was off and all that. So i got it towed to our class cause i take automotive tech and he said that we can work on it as a class project. After all that i have never had any problems with the alternator ever since.
Owner for 0 years, 2 months
Miles Driven per Year:300
Paul writes:
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Coupe Review
roomy, decent price.
Get Somthing Else. — not to bad on gas. should have bought a spectra SE R spec-V 6 speed. 200hp isn't bad but the car is pretty heavy. but it is fun to drive . sometimes it doesn't turn off though witch is a pain.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2008 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews
Fun, Powerful And Efficient!
The GXP has been a great car to own. I enjoy driving it daily, the additional power makes it fun to move through traffic with and just relax with minimal transmission shifting as it moves through corn... Read More
My Dream Car!
I love every thing about my car!!!!! gas mileage is great. about 400 miles on a full tank. its sporty but still a sedan. has good power. I would tell anyone to buy this car. wish Pontiac still made... Read More
2007 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews
Bad Car
just wanting me car fixed. i love the car i have. didnt expect to have this many problems out of this car. this is really making me 2nd guess my car. hopefully my car can get fixed very very soon. Read More
Fun To Drive
Have loved this car ever since I bought it over a year ago. My kids call it dad's race car and always want to go for a ride in it. Wish GM would have kept Pontiac around big mistake getting rid of the... Read More
2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews
Reliable And Powerful
I like everything about this car from Performance,Looks and Gas economy it was build to please its owner and drives. One thing dough, the competition did not know what was coming for them when Pontia... Read More
When This Motor Gos I Will Drop A New One In It
this is my first pontiac and i always new they were nice but until i bought this one i did not know just how nice and how much power they had i wont go back to anything else i promise that Read More
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews
the car drive good i get alot of horse power of the car and thats why i love it is a nice car to drive on the city and ill will get new wheels soon for it asap ,,,i like Read More
Thus Far Dependable
If I hadn't bought the extended warranty some issues would've peeved me to pay for. I.E., early on A/C compressor, some ball joint wear and steering shaft looseness. But all of these were covered and ... Read More
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews
This Is My Third Grand Prix Gt. Looking For A Gto, Or Gtp.
I would recommend the Grand Prix to anyone. Too bad Pontiac no longer exists as an Automaker. The Solstice, the new retro GTO, the stylish Bonneville, and all generations of the Grand Prix are what's... Read More
White Lightning
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Fireworks, champagne toasts and midnight kisses are all familiar New Years Eve traditions, but in Germany, a glowing bowl of wine punch, set ablaze via rum-soaked sugar, takes the stage as a crowd-pleasing holiday light show. The traditional drink, often served on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve, is called feuerzangenbowle literally meaning fire tong punch and is made with merlot, citrus and spices.What separates the concoction from conventional mulled wine is its exciting, fiery presentation. Growing up in Germany, it was pretty typical for most families to enjoy this drink, including ours, says Inga Bowyer, owner of German Deli in Colleyville, which offers a variety of German goodies and housewares. It was considered a special-occasion drink something you would set up if you had a crowd of people, for all of the oohs and aahs.A heatproof punch bowl is required, as is a stainless bridge that can hoist the zuckerhut a large cone made of sugar that slowly melts once ablaze; dripping into and sweetening the wine. Use Bowyers recipe here to create your own batch of fire punch this holiday season, then turn the lights down, gather the guests around and toast to a new end-of-year tradition.
Serves 9 The punch bowl set and sugar cones, including single-serving mug versions, are available at German Deli or online. 2 bottles merlot 1 cup pulp-free orange juice 1/2 cup lemon juice 8 orange slices, plus more for garnish if desired 8 lemon slices, plus more for garnish if desired 4 cinnamon sticks, plus more for garnish if desired 10 whole cloves 1 sugar cone 1 to 2 cups 151 proof rum 1. In a large stainless steel pot, combine all ingredients except the sugar cone and rum. Heat over medium until hot, but not boiling. 2. Pour into the heatproof glass bowl of a punch-bowl set. Light the candle below the punch bowl to keep the mixture warm. 3. Place the stainless steel bridge across the glass punch bowl and place the sugar cone on top. Carefully pour the rum over the sugar cone, rotating the cone to ensure the rum covers all sides. 4. Use a long lighter or match to carefully set the cone aflame. Allow the flame to melt the sugar cone, which will slowly drip into the wine. 5. Serve the hot punch in heatproof mugs and garnish with orange or lemon slices and cinnamon sticks, if desired. 5100 Texas 121, Colleyville, 877-437-6269, www.germandeli.com
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March 26 (UPI) — Warren Buffett tells busted bracket basketball buffs to cheer up because they will get a second chance at the billion dollar bracket challenge next year. "I would have preferred to see it go quite a bit longer but not all the way.
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