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Stoopslinked toBrowns'openingTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS | January 04,2014CLEVELAND — Bob Stoops has so far resisted the temptation to jump to the NFL. Maybe it's time, and maybe it's with the Browns.
Oklahoma's longtime coach, fresh off the Sooners' stunning upset of Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, did little to quell rumors he may have the inside track to Cleveland's coaching vacancy.
While making the media rounds Friday, Stoops was asked about any connection to Cleveland and the Youngstown, Ohio, native was coy with his responses.
"You never know," Stoops told Oklahoma writers.
Pressed on the issue and whether it was speculation, Stoops said, "there's a lot of that."
And is that all?
"Sure," he said.
This isn't the first time Stoops' name has popped up when Cleveland has been looking to hire a coach. His Ohio roots have made him a natural candidate, but the 53-year-old has chosen to stay in the college ranks, keeping the Sooners among the nation's elite programs. Stoops has a 160-39 record at Oklahoma and became the only coach to win all four BCS bowls — Sugar, Orange, Rose and Fiesta — on Thursday night when the Sooners beat the third-ranked Crimson Tide 45-31.
Stoops received a contract extension in July from the school through the 2020 season. He signed a seven-year, $34.5 million deal in 2011.
The Browns are in coaching search mode again after firing Rob Chudzinski last week after one season. Owner Jimmy Haslam and CEO Joe Banner vowed to get their second coaching search in just over a year "right" this time, and landing Stoops would certainly win approval points from a skeptical Cleveland fan base tired of consistent losing.
The Browns have lost at least 10 games in each of the past six seasons and are looking for their seventh full-time coach since 1999.
On Dan Patrick's national radio show, Stoops was asked if he will ever coach in the NFL.
"That's something you never know will come your way," he said. "In life, things change from year to year and time to time, and right now I love what I'm doing and the people I work with at Oklahoma. So right now, it's not something I'm looking to pursue, but you never know down the road."
Stoops is represented by Cleveland-based agent Neil Cornrich.
The Browns would not be averse to hiring a coach without NFL experience, especially one of Stoops' stature. Haslam went hard after Chip Kelly last year, but the former Oregon coach turned down Cleveland's offer before accepting Philadelphia's job. Kelly now has the Eagles in the playoffs, while the Browns are again looking for a coach.
Seattle defensive coordinator Dan Quinn met with the Browns earlier this week and the team was scheduled to interview Arizona defensive coordinator Todd Bowles on Friday.
Haslam and Banner will reportedly interview New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels on Saturday. The 37-year-old McDaniels went 11-18 as Denver's head coach before he was fired in 2010, and is said to be ready for another shot as a head coach. The Browns can interview McDaniels because the Patriots have a playoff bye this weekend.
The Browns are also reportedly interested in speaking with Auburn coach Gus Malzahn, who is preparing his team for Monday's BCS title game against No. 1 Florida State.
The team is not commenting during its search.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Memphis basketball head coach Josh Pastner told the media on Wednesday that he and athletic director Tom Bowen "both see eye to eye" on ending the series with Tennessee. Bowen must not have seen it that way.
University of Tennessee Sports Information Director Jimmy Stanton confirmed to Local 8 Sports that UT athletic director Dave Hart and Bowen are in talks to extend the series.
Pastner believes the series needs to end after Friday nights matchup saying, "Just like the Xavier series. When we're done with them, it's over. We move on. The Tennessee series — move on." Pastner wants to leave space on the schedule to continue playing Louisville after the Cardinals leave the Big East.
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The Joint Select Committee on Public School Finance met December 4-5, 2003, to hear invited testimony on revenue options for public school finance. The first day, the committee started with an overview of the state's tax system as presented by the Comptroller's Office. Other topics covered were the franchise tax, sales tax expansion, statewide property tax, a split tax roll, business gross receipts tax, and an income tax. The invited presenters included business officials, university professors, taxpayer and research association representatives, and state government representatives. On the second day, the committee heard presentations on payroll taxes, cigarette taxes, business taxes, the business activity tax, and the Michigan single business tax. Presenters were from the Nevada Taxpayers Association, Tobacco Free Kids, The Lone Star Foundation, and the J.C. Penney Corporation. Future hearings will include an opportunity for public testimony on revenue options. You can hear the testimony and committee discussions on the Internet at www.senate.state.tx.us/75r/senate/commit/c880/c880.htm. Also, the following website for The Texas School Finance Project includes detailed information on the Joint Committee activities: www.capitol.state.tx.us/psf/capitol.htm.
Higher education is a great benefit to both individuals and society. People with a college education earn larger salaries, see greater financial benefits over their lifetime, and have greater job satisfaction. Two issues that stand out with higher education in Texas are tuition deregulation and the top 10 percent policy.
Tuition deregulation was narrowly passed into law during the 2003 Regular Session after intense debate. The Legislature granted Texas' public universities the flexibility to set their own tuition rates to help offset the budget cuts they incurred. The law also allows universities to set tuition rates lower for courses that are traditionally not taken as often during certain times, such as nights and weekends. However, many District 16 residents have expressed concerns about the tuition increases reported in the news, and I share these concerns.
Texas' top 10 percent policy guarantees students who graduate in the top 10 percent of their high school class automatic admission to the state college or university of their choice. This law was originally passed by the Legislature to create a greater level of diversity in college enrollment after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that race could not be a factor in college admission decisions. Last summer the Court issued a new opinion allowing the use of race in admissions practices. There is increasing concern about the number of non-top 10 percent Texas students who are being denied admission to Texas' state colleges and universities even though they have exceptionally high GPAs and admissions test scores (SAT/ACT). Legislators are expected to revisit the 10 percent policy in the spring special session now that universities are once again using race as an admissions factor.
Two interim committees are already at work on these higher education issues. I am closely following the Joint Select Committee on Higher Education as well as the Legislative Oversight Committee. The Legislative Oversight Committee was formed to hold institutions of higher education accountable for graduation and retention rates, enrollment growth, and educational quality. However, the key function of the committee is to review information concerning the impact of tuition deregulation. Part of the Joint Select Committee on Higher Education's charge is to examine the current structure and organization as well as equity and adequacy of higher education funding. In addition, this committee will be identifying opportunities for legislative and administrative action relating to the consolidation or reorganization of university system office functions and services. Possible reductions in personnel and other cost saving measures are also being considered. Information on the Joint Select Committee is also available on the Internet at both the House and Senate websites: www.senate.state.tx.us and www.house.state.tx.us by clicking on "committees" and then on the committee name.
The same new law that gives Texas universities the power to increase tuition also requires them to set aside at least 20 percent of the new revenue for financial aid. So, if you were borderline eligible before, you may qualify now. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has created a website that is a great tool for locating information regarding college financial aid: http://www.collegefortexans.com. Many helpful hints, suggestions, and facts are available on the site. Here are a few topics that can be found:
Remember, you won't know if you qualify for financial aid unless you apply!
Did you know that the Texas Adopt-A-Beach Program in the Texas General Land Office has created the "Treasures of the Texas Coast" 2004 Children's Art Contest? The contest is open to students in grades K-6, and the purpose is to encourage young artists to learn about the natural resources found along the Texas coast and help spread the message that "Trashing Texas Beaches Isn't Cool."
The Land Office is sending contest information to public and private schools in Texas to encourage participation. Two winners will be selected from each of the 24 regional councils of governments in Texas. From the 48 finalists, one grand prize winner will receive two round-trip, coach-class tickets from Continental Airlines to any Continental destination in the United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, and a class party at Schlitterbahn Waterparks (New Braunfels or South Padre). The grand prize winner's teacher will also receive two round-trip, coach-class tickets from Continental Airlines. Each entry must be postmarked by Monday, February 2, 2004, and submitted on an 8 _" by 11" sheet of white paper. Additional information is available from the Texas General Land Office at 1-877-TXCOAST (892-6278) or visit the ADOPT-A- BEACH Website at www.texasadoptabeach.org. No, we don't have any beaches in Senate District 16, but this contest is a great way to engage our students in learning more about Texas and promoting good citizenship.
I wish all of our young artists the best of luck with the contest.
John CaronaState Senator - District 16www.carona.senate.state.tx.us


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It was not exactly the snazziest 22 months of former Page Six scoop-meister Richard Johnson's career. And with today's announcement that News Corp's iPad endeavor The Daily will officially fade to touch-screen black December 15, his tenure as west coast bureau chief is set to end with a whimper.
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The Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre Company's "Sal Fink" will be at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday, June 20, 2011, at the State Historical Museum, 600 E. Locust Street in Des Moines. Tickets are $6 per person, and free for children three and younger. Tickets can be reserved in advance by contacting Maureen Korte at email@example.com or 515-281-4132.
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With "Sal Fink," Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre Company celebrates rivers and prairies with tall tales starring Iowa folk heroine and title character, Sal Fink, the legendary daughter of Mike Fink, the mighty keel boatman.
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Chartered on 25 April 1999 and named after Mehmet Zorlu, the father of Zorlu Group co-chairmen Ahmet Zorlu and Zeki Zorlu, Mehmet Zorlu Vakfı (The Mehmet Zorlu Education, Health, Culture, and Mutual Assistance Foundation) is a family-owned charitable foundation.
The objectives of the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation are to:
Support successful young people who have the ability to contribute something both to our own country and to the whole world in the name of humanity but lack the material means to pursue their studies
Support the organizations that nurture them for us
Lead the way in organizing activities that will assist their ongoing development.
To achieve these objectives, the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation seeks to:
Provide financial aid to needy young people so that they may continue their education and training
Provide assistance in the opening of schools and similar educational institutions
Support and actively involve itself in education-related competitions and projects
Assist in the organization of education-related social activities.
In line with these overall objectives, the Foundation has identified "providing scholarship assistance to university and pre-university students" as its principal activity.
During the 2011-2012 academic year, Mehmet Zorlu Foundation provided gratuitous scholarships to about 1,602 students.
Scholarships were provided to students at these universities:
Akdeniz University, Anadolu University, Ankara University, Atatürk University, Boğaziçi University, Celal Bayar University, Çukurova University, Dicle University, Dokuz Eylül University, Fırat University, Ege University, Gazi University, Hacettepe University, İstanbul University, İstanbul Technical University, İnönü University Black Sea Technical University, Kocaeli University, Marmara University, Mimar Sinan University, Namık Kemal University, Middle East Technical University, Pamukkale University, Trakya University, Uludağ University, Yüzüncüyıl University, Yıldız Teknik University.
Scholarships were provided to students at these lycees:
• Galatasaray Lycee, İstanbul Lycee, Darüşşafaka Schools, Babadağ Hacı Mehmet Zorlu Multi- Program Lycee.
Mehmet Zorlu Foundation also supports the education of successful and needy students through a variety of special projects such as:
Full scholarships given to successful and needy university and lycee students.
Scholarships provided to successful students in the "Bir DeSen Tasarla" ("You Design One Too") comforter pattern and product design competitions that TAÇ holds every year to attract young and talented designers to the textile industry and to support their creative ideas.
Scholarships awarded to 17 needy and successful students who live in the Van region and suffered from its recent devastating earthquake.
Scholarships given to the children of former employees who died while working for a group company
Scholarships given to students through the Turkish Spinal Cord Injury Association
Scholarships granted to those placing among the top 100 in the national undergraduate placement examinations.
Among the most important non-educational activities that the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation undertakes is the provision of regular monthly material support to the needy. Information about the need for education and health assistance that reaches the Foundation is reviewed and aid is provided to an average of 15 people a month.
The Mehmet Zorlu Foundation continues to increase its support for the construction efforts of educational institutions required to ensure that the young people who are the future of our country will receive the superior education that they need. The Foundation provides scholarships and builds schools so as to lighten the public burden of educating individuals who will be beneficial to their families, their country, and their nation.
Before the formation of the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation, the Zorlu Group financed the construction and operation of two schools:
Hacı Mehmet Zorlu Multi-Program Lycee (Babadağ-Denizli, 1991)
Saide Zorlu Anadolu Business Professional Lycee (Avcılar-İstanbul, 1998)
Projects undertaken after the inception of Mehmet Zorlu Foundation:
2003: Hakkı Dereköylü Fine Arts Lycee, Denizli
2005: Mehmet Zorlu Primary School, Serdivan/Adapazarı
2008: İnlice Ahmet Nazif Zorlu Primary School, Fethiye/Muğla
2008: Hacı Mehmet Zorlu Education, Culture, and Rehabilitation Center for the Physically Handicapped, Ankara
An unfinished business school for the physically handicapped that was taken over by the foundation under an agreement signed with the Bursa Yıldırım municipality in December 2009, the school was completed in 2010 and commenced instruction with the 2010-2011 academic year.
September 2012: Van Vestel Technical and Vocational High School for Girls
September 2012: Ahmet Nazif Zorlu Anadolu Teachers' Lycee
The Foundation also established the Zorlu Theater for Children in 2003. This theater's troupe tours cities all over Turkey and puts on theatrical performances and puppet shows particularly for needy children.
The Mehmet Zorlu Foundation Zorlu Theater for Children will once again be taking the stage with new surprises and reaching out to a steadily growing audience in the 2012-2013 season.
1st year 2003 - 2004 season
Tiyatro Tempo
Müziğin Kalbi
Çorlu, Bursa, Denizli, Ankara, Manisa, İzmir, İstanbul, Antalya, Adana, İzmit, Trabzon, Aydın, Salihli, Eskişehir, Afyon, Gaziantep, Şanlıurfa, Konya, Isparta, Van ve Diyarbakır
Toplam İl ve Oyun Sayısı:
21 provinces and 49 performances
Total spectators:
2nd year 2004 - 2005 season
Tiyatro Tempo
Burun ve Karagöz - Cadılar ve Hint Fakiri
Venues (Burun):
Çorlu, Bursa, Denizli, Ankara, Manisa, İzmir, İstanbul, Antalya, Trabzon, Sivas, Adana, Afyon, Balıkesir
Venues (Karagöz - Cadılar ve Hint Fakiri):
Malatya, Konya, Isparta, Nevşehir, Ürgüp, Kayseri, Eskişehir, Ayvalık
Toplam İl ve Oyun Sayısı:
21 provinces and 45 performances
Total spectators:
3rd year 2005 - 2006 season
Tiyatro Tempo
Karagöz - Cadılar ve Hint Fakiri
Çorlu, Bursa, Denizli, Ankara, Manisa, İzmir, İstanbul
Total provinces and performances:
7 provinces and 16 performances
Total spectators:
4th year 2006 - 2007 season
BKM Tiyatro
Kediler ve Fareler Mutfağı
Kayseri, Niğde, Malatya, Adıyaman, Bolu, Zonguldak, İzmir, Manisa, Bursa, Çorlu, Denizli, Aydın, İstanbul, Bilecik, Yalova, Ankara, Muş, Siirt, Tokat, Amasya, Antalya, Artvin, Kars, Kahramanmaraş ve Gaziantep
Total provinces and performances:
25 provinces and 44 performances
Total spectators:
5th year 2007 - 2008 season
BKM Tiyatro
Kurşun Askerin Utancı & Kediler ve Fareler Mutfağı
İzmit, Edirne, Adana, Gaziantep, İstanbul, İzmir, Manisa, Bursa, Çorlu, Denizli, Samsun, Trabzon, Eskişehir, Konya, Sivas, Elazığ ve Erzurum
Total provinces and performances:
17 provinces and 76 performances
Total spectators:
6th year 2008 - 2009 season
BKM Tiyatro
Bremen Mızıkacıları & Kediler ve Fareler Mutfağı
İskenderun, Erzincan, Ardahan, Giresun, İstanbul, Ordu, Manisa, Bursa, Gümüşhane, Bayburt, Kars, Iğdır, Ağrı, Van, Diyarbakır, Batman, Tarsus, Mersin, Kilis, Hatay, Şanlıurfa, Mardin ve Viranşehir
Total provinces and performances:
23 provinces and 87 performances
Total spectators:
7th year 2009 - 2010 season
BKM Tiyatro
Oz Büyücüsü & Bremen Mızıkacıları
Yalova, Kocaeli, Sakarya, Düzce, Bolu, Bartın, Karabük, Kastamonu, Sinop, İstanbul, Manisa, Bursa, Çorlu, Ankara, Kırıkkale, Kırşehir, Yozgat, Çorum, Amasya, Tokat, Sivas, Erzincan, Tunceli, Bingöl, Erzurum, Doğu Beyazıt, Iğdır, Kars
Total provinces and performances:
27 provinces and 89 performances
Total spectators:
8th year 2010 - 2011 season
BKM Tiyatro
Kediler ve Fareler Mutfağı, Oz Büyücüsü, Bremen Mızıkacıları
Erzincan, Tunceli, Bingöl, Bitlis, Siirt, Mardin, Şırnak, Viran Şehir, Şanlıurfa, Muş, Ankara, Kırıkkale, Yozgat, Amasya, Çorum, Çankırı, İstanbul, Lüleburgaz, Edirne, Kırklareli, Tekirdağ, Çanakkale, Balıkesir, Bursa, Kütahya, Uşak, Afyon, Burdur, Denizli, Muğla, Aydın, İzmir, Manisa.
Total provinces and performances:
32 provinces and 100 performances
Total spectators:
9th year 2011 - 2012 season
BKM Tiyatro
Çirkin Ördek Yavrusu & Kurbağa Prens
Bursa, Uşak, Denizli, Aydın, İzmir, Manisa, Lüleburgaz, Rize, Trabzon, Giresun, Ordu, Fatsa, Samsun, Kastamonu, Bartın, Bolu, İstanbul
Total provinces and performances:
17 provinces and 88 performances
Total spectators:
In addition to all these activities, the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation also makes donations to many different organizations:
Mehmet Zorlu Foundation contributed 15,000 blankets, comforters, and sleep sets to aid campaigns organized for earthquake victims in Pakistan.
Mehmet Zorlu Foundation donated two million liras to the Turkish Armed Forces Mehmetçik Foundation in support of a "Support For Our Heroes Combating Terrorism" campaign spearheaded by Habertürk TV and the Turkish National Football Team.
In line with the importance and priority that it gives to human health, the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation donated one million liras to the İstanbul University Oncology Institute.
125 satellite receivers donated gratuitously by Vestel were distributed to the same number of schools located around the country by the Mehmet Zorlu Foundation.
Two hundred basketball backboards were donated to schools to help support basketball throughout Turkey.
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Try doing your third secret technique on him and after that charge your chakra and if he goes for you jump over him and throw your shuriken at him hope that helped! :)
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Sealed orochimaru its hard to explan you just fight it use techniques when ever you can be quick and fast oh oh almost forgot there is one thing i like to do on there 80% chance you will hit orochimaru with this you know those windmills use one then while orochimaru is blocking it or getting hit by it use you technique i love doing that :d
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You can't use your secret techniques in the battle with nine tailed naruto vs powered up sealed orochimaru. i've been working at it for almost an hour and its frustrating as hell!
Answer from: ShadowFox
OK hit him off the building then wait tilll he starts running at you then press down down circle after that press XXthen attack him with no mercy
Oh i forgot customize naruto's defense and attack power to level 2
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1998 Audi A4 User Reviews
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 54 1998 Audi A4 reviews.
Allen402 writes:
1998 Audi A4 1.8T Quattro Review
Performance, handling, comfort, highly capable in snow.
Cost of upkeep and repair. Timing belt failure rate early on.
Great Car! High Maintenance Though. — This has by far been the most capable, most satisfying, and most technologically advanced vehicle I have ever owned. It is solid, well thought out and very well built. However, keeping it in top condition is not cheap. This is a maintenance intensive car, and while most parts are reasonable in price, the overall cost of frequent maintenance and service can be quite expensive. The 1.8 Turbo engine has been troublesome to Audi. The original timing belt change interval was reduced from 90,000 miles, to 60,000 miles by Audi after numerous belt failures resulted in destroyed engines. Unfortunately, mine was part of that number. Thankfully I had a good warranty and a VERY good dealership (Carousel Audi in Minneapolis). This car is a blast to drive. Very solid on the road. And with the AWD, the car has excellent grip in rain and snow (it's outstanding in snow), and it even resists pulling out of the lane when the wheels on only one side of the car hit water puddles. Overall I would recommend Audi and the A4. Just be aware of the cost of ownership and if you own a car with the 1.8 Turbo engine... have your timing belt changed regularly without fail!
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Steve writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
Solid, no-nonsense German engineering, surprisingly roomy trunk, quattro AWD, nimble handling, very smooth highway ride, DIY maintanence not bad
Limited space in the back seat, repairs requiring a specialty shop are frequent and expensive, short gearing (70 mph = 3000+ rpm in 5th on the highway) contributes to less-than-stellar mileage on the highway
This Car Is A Tank, If You Can Pay For It — I "inheirited" this car when I was 18 years old. This was my mother's car since new, and he didnt want her commuting in a then-7-year-old car with 104,000 miles. So for her 50th birthday, he bought her a Mini Cooper S (which, by the way, is fantastic to drive). I took over this car, and my previous car, my beloved 1987 Jeep Wrangler, went back to my cousin because the insurance cost was unbelievably high. I had been driving this car since I was a junior in high school because, before I got the Jeep, this was usually the car I drove because my older sister had priority over the car that we shared. I learned how to drive stick, and she didn't, so I would always get to borrow Mom's car. She's a beautiful 1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro that my parents bought new when we moved back to the US from France. My mom wanted a stick shift, and my dad wanted AWD, a combination that was exclusively provided by Audi in the late 1990s. The 2.8-litre V6 engine was updated that year, going from a single-overhead-camshaft (12-valve) configuration to a dual-overhead-camshaft with 5-valves-per-cylinder (for a total of 30 valves) and variable valve timing, which boosted output from 172 to 190 horsepower. This particular Audi was bought off the lot of Pray Audi in Greenwich, CT and came equipped with a standard 5-speed manual transmission. Optional extras included: leather interior, 6-disc CD changer, and optional Hibiscus Red Mica metallic paint. All for $30k. You can't buy a base FWD A4 for that nowadays. It also came with a free 3 year/50,000 miles service plan which included a loaner car, which is also something Audi doesn't offer anymore. Now, 10 years (and 9 Northeast winters) later, the car is still with us. It's a tick shy of 130,000 miles, and as a testament to its German engineering, it still feels very much as solid as day 1: not a squeak or rattle can be heard on the road, unlike the various American and Japanese cars that I drive at my place of employment (Enterprise Rent-a-Car). This is surprising given the fact that for the first 104,000 miles, the car was beat on by my mother; thankfully, the Mini hasn't been driven all that much to have been given such a beating. It has also taught both me and my brother how to drive stick, and is still on its original clutch, which is surprising given that its an AWD car with 130,000 miles. More praise can be extended to the interior, which is simple and remains in original condition with routine cleaning. The all-weather quattro system attributes to nimble handling in most conditions, and is very handy in the snow. The highway ride is spot-on: it rides like a bigger A6 (it has the standard suspension). It surprisingly has handled the many roadtrips we've thrown at it, and is a very comfortable traveller. Now, my relationship with the car hasn't always been filled with sunshine. Because of the car's rough history with my mother, when I inheirited the car, it came with a faulty Mass-air-flow sensor, something that has been replaced on the car 3 times since I've taken over it. The wheel bearings are an Audi sore-spot, and despite having replaced the rears at 90,000 miles, they are once again beginning to make noise not even 40,000 miles later. This past fall, there was a major service done at 126,000 miles where the technicians diagnosed many oil leaks (among other things), and recommended that the car have a valve job done because it was burning oil. The other repairs were too expensive, so the valve job was not done. The exhaust system has a few leaks here and there, but the rest of the system is still in good condition. DIY maintenance has been fairly decent: due to Audi's notoriety amongst driving enthusiasts for having its engine mounted forward of the front axle, the oil drain plug and filter are conveniently located right behind the bumper. Other nitpicks: performance has decreased noticeably in 10 years (can't keep up with my friend's 2000 BMW 528i which has similar power, more weight, and an automatic tranny), trim panels have started to fall off (which i've noticed happens to other A4s of the same vintage), electronic gremlins (seat belt/headlight warning buzzer stopped working so I sometimes leave my lights on; radio works intermittently, sunroof pops open sometimes). Overall, I appreciate the car for what it is. My parents have picked up the maintenance tab; I otherwise wouldn't be able to afford this car. From a personal standpoint, I need a car that's rugged and simple to work on (ie cheap), something that I won't worry about when I haul all my gear around or tow a 500 lb. race car, or carry a couple kegs (hey, I'm a college student). This car is too nice (even at 10 years old) to be able to do any of that, which is why a Jeep Liberty or Wrangler is more appropriate for me. But if I had a legit job, or needed to impress people, then this car is tremendous value, if you don't abuse it and you're able to pay attention to the upkeep.
Javier writes:
1998 Audi A4 1.8T Review
Fun to drive, gas mileage, handling
Tyler writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Avant Quattro Review
pretty quick, good high and low speed handling, smooth ride, fun to drive, comfortable, good looking, practical, nice steering feel, good 5-speed shift feel, good turning radius, easily maneuverable
expensive to fix with mechanics, expensive OEM parts, not very good fuel economy with V6, takes premuim gasoline, below-average reliability, rear seat legroom
Almost The Perfect Car — This car really is ALMOST the best sort of car for me, and for a lot of people in my opinion. Its small, but it can fit 4 people (5 in a pinch), but the people in the back should be under 5' 8", otherwise its a squeeze. Its easy to park because of it's small size, good turn lock, and visibility. The 2.8 quattro 5-speed variation is fun to drive and plenty fast (it has a sweet exhaust note above 4,500 RPM), albeit it is extremely hard to find this specific trim of A4. The car is everything you would want in a personal transportation vehicle, wrapped up in the Audi name, but has slightly more affordable maintenance costs than its rivals (BMW, Mercedes) because of the fact that it shares a lot of components with the Volkswagen Passat and Volkswagens in general--but don't misunderstand--it is not CHEAP at all, but it isn't outrageously expensive either if you buy aftermarket and/or do the work yourself. All in all, I recommend this car to people who are looking for a nice car for under $6,000, who can bare with the around $1,000 a year average money spent on maintenance, less if you work on it yourself. (Synthetic Oil Changes are around $80). Other choices are C-Class, E-Class, 3 Series, and 5 Series. Happy car hunting!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
1993jesusG writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
The handling on this car is incredible
none yet
Its A Great Car Overall — This car is a really comfortable car. Its not the best in acceleration but it performs well. driving at high speeds the car is real steady. I haven't spent any big bucks on it yet. and without any apperance mods the car still draws some eyes with a nice wash and wax.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Craig writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
quattro AWD, decent acceleration, great Audi interior (as expected)
I can't say reliability because it never left me stranded, but wear-and-tear items seemed to wear and tear more often than usual if you're on a budget
Quattro Power! — Overall it was a very good car. I bought it with 140k on the clock and traded it in with 180k for a newer 3-Series. However there were tons of suspension issues ranging from control arms to tie rods to shocks and springs (front and rear for those last two). Power was decent (more than my new 325!) and the low-end torque was pretty good as well. Best part? quattro!! (see picture). That thing was never bothered by even 6 inches of snow on the roads where I live. Usually averaged around 22-23 mpg combined. Personally I think it is a great looking car for 1998 and it held up well to my continued abuse. I also loved the clutch... perfect take-up and feel for heel-toe downshifts.
Justin writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
Fun, beautiful
Amazing Car — The performance was decent for a car of its size, being that is was a smaller sedan, with a rather large 2.8l V6. It braked very well, although there was quite a bit of brake dust that always ruined the rims appearance. Handled like a dream took corner going 50 like it was nothing. The build quality was solid, but the car was 10years old and had quite a few mechanical problems, We put about 12,000 in in it repairs. The looks of the car were amazing and the interior still lived up to the Audi name even after all those years. Gas mileage however was about 14.4mpg. But all in all the car was a beautiful driver and loved to preform. I would probably recommend it however i would make sure the are aware of the cost of repair
unk703 writes:
1998 Audi A4 Review
Take 90 Degree Turn With A Downward Slope At 95mph And Yyou'll Love Wet Undies — This car is not for the evo lovers, or the porsche fanatics, but for bimmerphiles who are sick of the higher prices, or vw officianados who need to step up, this is the package. The ride (feel) is unique to a handful of vehicles, last i can recall was a vw corrado or a sport tuned 330ix, and though power is a little lackluster off the line, even 300 hp is not enough anymore, nowadays anyways. Once rolling however, behind the wheel, you can almost claim the world is yours. Not bad for a vehicle that is less than $8000 at current. The a4 v6 is just so responsive in a left right left slalom without the harsh ride, overweightiness (oversteer), and definitely no mudiness in the feel. At 3100 lbs, it picks up once rolling. And the bottom line...balance! You get 23 mph on average for semi-performance, and awd! You just can not beat the value.
Owner for 2 years, 4 months
Miles Driven per Year:15,000
David writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
Once you go Audi you will not go back.
Cost of ownership is high but it is worth it.
I Want Another. — The Audi Quattro system is second to none. I spent the entire winter in the Rocky Mountains and drove though all weather conditions. The interior styling is all quality with fine leather and wood grain. On long drives you never experience fatigue because the seats are so comfortable and supportive. Off the line acceleration is not too impressive but there is plenty of power. At highway speed there enough power to overtake most cars. I have always been a big fan of the German design both on asthetics and engineering. Not one thing is missing in this car. There are automatic windows all the way around not just the driver. Climate control is very effective and keeps everyone comfortable.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Craig writes:
1998 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro Review
Power, comfort, handling, looks
Back seat is too small
Audi A4 2.7tq — Anyone who knows me, knows that cars are my passion. You wont find a more perfect blend of performance and handling for New England Weather. 335hp. All wheel drive. 6-speed. 0-60 in 5 seconds. Top speed over 160mph. All this capability, as well as being capable of getting 26mpg on the highway(if you can stay out of boost). I have built it like I want it...but the interior and body are still relatively the same.
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2013 Audi A4 Reviews
Sexy Car
Nice, good car, German make, tinted, sporty look, great name, reliable, easy drive, good air conditioning, good sound, cute for a single or new couple. Car seat fits, but maybe not too ideal for a fam... Read More
I Love This Car A Lot More Than I Should
Overall, I really like this vehicle. Styling, features, ride, it's the complete package. It's not a family sedan, but a wonderful car to hit the road and enjoy the ride. I primarily use it to commu... Read More
2012 Audi A4 Reviews
Amazing Car, Best Balance Of Work And Play
This car has everything I want in a car. It is very comfortable, it has a good amount of room (even with a 6'3" driver), it has power when you want it and gas economy to boot. I can get 37 mpg on th... Read More
2011 Audi A4 Reviews
I Love My Audi
I would recommend this car to anyone who appreciates the perfect balance between luxury and performance. I have owned it for one year and have loved it the whole time. Audi Care is so worth it. Drop ... Read More
A Full-spectrum, All-wheel-drive, Luxury Sedan For Practically Anyone.
This vehicle seems to be the best of all worlds. Its an All Wheel Drive, handling machine. It's a luxury vehicle equipped with German - engineered features and toys. It comes standard with so much mor... Read More
2010 Audi A4 Reviews
2010 Audi A4 2.0t Premium
I feel that the A4 slots nicely between the soft C-Class and business-like 3-Series and provides the driver with a nice balance between luxury and performance. I replaced my A3 with a 2.0T quattro Pre... Read More
Solid Ride
This is my third Audi and I'm sure it won't be my last. Living in the Northeast AWD is a must and no one does it better the Audi. If you are looking for a 4 passenger car this the A4 might not be the ... Read More
2009 Audi A4 Reviews
Audi A4 Quattro...the Car For The Mom Who Is Done With The Minivan!
I am very happy with the performance and look of this luxury wagon. It looks great with Thule rocketing and ferring. I Ordered black wheels with Blizzak tires for winter and easily switch them out for... Read More
Love At First Sight
What drew me to this car was the natural lines of the car. The audi a4 has such a sleek beautiful design and the LED daytime running lights are the cherry on top. I went ahead and added a full AccuA... Read More


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How did asteroids form and what is the difference between an asteroid and a comet?
Hi, I am a 2nd grader doing a science project on asteroids. Can you please tell me how asteroids are formed and what is the difference between an asteroid and a comet.
Asteroids formed from small pieces of rock and metal just like the rest of the solar system. Small particles run into each other, and if they don't hit too hard, they'll stay together because their gravity pulls them together. The reason why the asteroids didn't continue to grow into a planet like all the rest of the planets is that they are too close to Jupiter. Jupiter's gravity "stirs them up" and makes them go so fast that when they run into each other, they usually bounce off or break apart instead of sticking together.
Comets formed farther away from the Sun. They're made of ice, which would melt if it was as close to the Sun as the asteroids. In fact, when comets leave the outer parts of the solar system to travel close to the Sun, they do melt, and the ice that was turned to water vapor forms the long tail that we see in the sky. After a few trips into the inner solar system, the comet will melt so much that it breaks into little pieces!
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Awkward Review: Words Over Actionsby Nick McHatton at . Updated at . Comments
Awkward has always placed an emphasis on the written word being the most powerful thing that can happen to someone.
It can shape a person and it can destroy them too. Awkward Season 3 Episode 17 was the strongest example of this idea yet.
The series has slowly iterated Jenna's written word outward. In Awkward Season 1, Jenna used writing as something that is therapeutic and personal.
She wasn't using it for anything else aside from self-reflection. When the carefrontation letter comes into play in her life, those words change her dramatically.
Lacey has no idea the kind of impact those words ultimately have on her, and the letter brought Jenna to an entirely new place socially (taking Tamara and Ming along with her).
This new social circle of friends and boyfriends in Jake and Matty, interchangeably, ushered Jenna into releasing her blog to the wolves in Awkward Season 2. Once again, the power of the written word changed her relationships with each. Jenna didn't realize at the time that those words would be hurtful or reveal intimate details of those around her, Jake and Lacey in particular.
When Jenna wrote the expose, she knew exactly what she was doing and how painful and damaging writing can be when it's directed towards someone.
Even Sadie, Queen Mean, thinks it's barbaric what Jenna wrote. So it's only natural for Jenna to realize the depth of her actions through writing. Jenna's come full circle and she realizes that in some situations it's not the writing; it's just the words that make the impact.
Jenna was finally able to put those words to good use by apologizing to Lacey first.
Valerie's hiring of Lacey to be school nurse was ripe for comedy. I can only imagine how many plastic surgery pamphlets for boob jobs will now leave the office, while this also leaves a place for Valerie to come back as well. When Lacey asked her for a job, I thought she would end up taking over the guidance counselor role thanks to Jenna's essay.
Jake and Tamara's blowout is shedding light on the former after him being a background player for nearly the entire season. We've never seen Jake as a fully formed person with hopes and dreams. We've gotten very close, but Jake's mostly been a relatively stable character who mirrors whoever he's paired up with.
He became a male version of Tamara for a few episodes, but Tamara quickly pushed her luck with him with class president.
The sad part is Tamara thought he was doing all of it to help her win. It might be time for Jakara to be on a break after all. They haven't figured out how to communicate with each other, and until they can do that this relationship is continually doomed.
Finally, there's Collin. I'm glad Awkward didn't pin all of Jenna's faults on him. That, in the end, it was still completely Jenna's doing that got her in this mess. He's still a complete jerk, however, but at least Jenna now knows exactly what kind of guy he is.
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Good review. It's strange that the only genuinely lovable characters are Matty and Jake they should have a spinoff for them.


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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
the grapefruit are here
As I unpacked the grapefruit from the grocery bags, I remembered a cocktail we made a few times last winter. Our friend Gary told Alexi about it, or about an approximation of something like it he'd had. It's too good not to mention, here. I plan to make some this weekend; maybe you will, too.
1.5 oz grapefruit juice
1.5 oz St. Germain elderflower liqueur
1.5 oz vodka
Chill cocktail glass in the freezer for at least 10 minutes. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add the above ingredients. Shake well. Strain into the chilled glass. Enjoy.
Serves 1.
8 comments:
- Tracy said...
Is that cocktail called a greyhound? I love greyhounds. Alcohol and vitamin c all in one :)
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 4:55:00 AM PST
- Jess said...
Where do you find the elderflower liqueur? That sounds delicious, though in my condition I can't partake, but I'll put it on the list for after April!
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 5:36:00 AM PST
- KPiep said...
I've never been a huge fan of grapefruit, but it makes a wonderful salad with avacado and spinach.
And the produce displays at our grocery store alway get me!
I laughed when I read your comment about the HP audio. Great minds think alike, and I am truly happy to know I'm not the only one who took advantage of the library that way! (although I do need to redo #4 as there are some glitches). Gillian has been reluctant to read the books for some reason, and the audio has finally got her interested...to my great happiness and relief.
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 6:38:00 AM PST
- A Day That is Dessert said...
Tracy: a greyhound is just grapefruit juice and vodka, and, I think, is usally served over ice.
Jess: you should be able to find St. Germain at your local liqueur store.
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 6:51:00 AM PST
- rowena said...
I like them pure.
A lot of vitamine C.
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 8:09:00 AM PST
- Denise | Chez Danisse said...
I was just excited to see the grapefruit. I didn't know there was a nice chilled cocktail hidden in here. Thank you.
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 8:57:00 AM PST
- likeschocolate said...
I have one sitting in my fruit bowl. I need to remember to eat it for breakfast in the morning.
- Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 6:54:00 PM PST
- Nicola said...
Oh. Yum.
- Tuesday, December 6, 2011 at 11:54:00 AM PST


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The Bees suffered an early setback through Michael Rankine's opener, although David Stephens may have got the final touch to turn the ball into his own goal, but strikes from Andy Yiadom and Jake Hyde sealed the win that moved them two points clear of the drop zone and into 20th place in the table.
"I'm very pleased, sometimes you have to win ugly," said Davids.
"We started off not very sharp and after that we controlled the game. Second half we didn't control the game but we showed character and sometimes when you don't have the ability to play the ball, like we did the last three games, then you have to switch to another mode and luckily we did.
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"The goal before half-time was very important. If not then they would have had more confidence and they can rest and you have to go bomb on forward looking for the goal. With the goal we had an equal opportunity and luckily we got the win. I'm very happy the spirit is like this at the moment."


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My dear director, Yee Wei was good enough to edit all my scenes together from the movie we worked on together.I wanna thank him so much for including me in his film eventhough my Mandarin was bad. We both came up with why my character would speak in English. It wasn't far fetched.....it's Singapore in the 90s :)Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MEzinKP7eY
With Robert LuketicFirstly, HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone!Tropfest is of course the biggest short film festival in the world and this year marked the first ever Tropfest for South East Asia and I am so proud it was held in Penang, Malaysia. It was an amazing weekend of insights from experienced and award winning directors during Roughcut and some talented new filmmakers got to show their stuff at the festival itself held at the Esplanade.First pic is of Adam Elliot who won an Oscar for best animation for Harvie Krumpet.2. Directors Saw Teong HIn (Malaysia) and Glenn Goei (Singapore) getting candid about the film industry.3. Robert Luketic, director of Legally Blonde, 21, The Ugly Truth 4. My ex TV husband, Gurmit Singh and I on the black carpet.
On the set of new Channel 5 comedy Spouse For House today! Playing Doris is such a hoot! Having fun doing a comedy again....MISS IT!
That Girl in Pinafore finally hits cinemas in Malaysia starting today!Do spread the love and word! xTrailerVideo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1XBIQjTLOw&feature=youtu.be[![](/attachments/2013/11/21/11/113395_201311211140251.thumb.jpg)](/batch.download.php?aid=11370631)
My little tribute to Movember!If you are unaware of the Movember movement, here's a brief explanation taken from Wikipedia.
Am very proud to have been part of this movie. It made me laugh and cry! Along with a great soundtrack, its a coming of age story filled with sweet moments, bringing one down memory lane as it is set in the 90s in Singapore.One of the many positive reviews:http://stcommunities.straitstimes.com/2013/08/03/movie-review-girl-pinaforeTRAILERVideo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1XBIQjTLOw
Here's a short film I did in SIngapore...
Video: http://vimeo.com/60337114
|Actor, Scriptwriter, Host, Emcee
|Languages Spoken
|english, malay, hokkien
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· Dfb, humid, continental with warm summers. · Mean daily temperature in January is 15.4 degrees Fahrenheit· Mean daily temperature in July 74 degrees Fahrenheit· Spring and Fall are commonly short and are periods of sharp temperature transitions. · Growing season is from May to September.· Mean annual rainfall/ year is 30.20 inches· Mean annual snowfall is 40.9 inches
Eau Claire County is characterized by a mosaic of vegetation communities known as the "Tension Zone". The "Tension Zone" separates northern conifer and mixed conifer forests from southern prairie, oak savanna and hardwood forest. Native vegetation of the study site reflects this diversity. Northern forest components dominate the north-facing bedrock-controlled slope. Scrub and prairie dominate in lower landscape positions. Mr. Schofield reports the wooded portions of the study site were clear cut around the turn of the century, and select cut for hardwood trees occurred within the past decade.
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