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**The pushchair**
I was lucky enough to win a competition for a £100 mother care voucher last year, and so as I needed a new pushchair I decided to put it towards one. On visiting my local store I knew I wanted a Maclaren so when I came across this for £130 I decided this was the one for me. It is one of the cheaper pushchairs in their range, but as I trust the quality of the brand I decided it would be fine. We purchased ours in the charcoal colour, as we knew it would be suitable for both my son and daughter to use. The pushchair looks stylish enough. It is not overly complicated with a simple frame, and smart design. We purchased the charcoal version so once we wiped it with a cloth it came up perfectly. It is a great size perfect for little one to sit in, but not to large so it can be used on public transport without any problems at all. It is an umbrella stroller so a simple on the go pushchair, but it also means it is perfect for throwing in the boot and taking on holiday. It is only suitable for children three months plus as it does not recline fully.
One of the first things that drew me in to this pushchair was the handles. Although they are not adjustable, as my husband uses the pushchair as much as I do I need something that would suit his height. For an umbrella pushchair the handles are perfect, they are high enough so that my husband can use it with ease, while still being comfortable for me to push. They have foam padding for a comfy hold while pushing it around for a long amount of time, and the shape of them is perfect for easy pushing. There is a recline function, and by using a buckle at the back of the pushchair it can be moved to a lying down position fairly easily. The angle it sits at while reclined is comfy enough for little one to take a nap, and when sat upright all though it is not completely straight it is a lot comfier for my children.
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It is an umbrella stroller so not one for jogging or going off road, but in day to day use it is perfect. We use it for walks, taking my children to school just day to day things that are made easier with my son in his pushchair. It has a five point safety harness which to be honest I found really difficult at first. You have to push the front, and back in together at the same time to open the buckle. This is great as it means my toddler cannot let himself out, but I did find for the first few weeks it was a little stiff. It seems to have loosened up now, but my children are still unable to open it. Even my five year old son cannot open the harness so it means no escapes by little one. What I love is the seat is rather large. Not in a way so that little one becomes lost in fabric, but as my then 18 month old son is rather stocky he had a fair amount of room to sit comfortably in the seat. Another thing I like is the hood of the pushchair sits high above little ones head as we have had problems before where it sits to low and irritates my children as they grow a little bigger. It also has a lot of padding to make sure the seat is comfy for long amounts of time.
The brakes for me are a bit flimsy. They are easy to use by simply pressing on the red plastic piece that sits in the middle. I just find it does not work perfectly while the breaks are fully on, and with some pushing it can still be moved so I tend to be a little more careful with it and where I sit it down. The shopping basket is tiny, which means I cannot really do much shopping if I do not take the car. I can fit in bread, milk and other essentials on a top up shop, but it is not for anyone that is hoping for a large shopping basket. Also the footrest is a little thin. It can still be used comfortably my by son, but compared to other pushchairs we own it seems to be a little more flimsy and bends a lot under the pressure of little ones feet. To open and close the pushchair it is fairly easy. At first I have to admit I found it extremely difficult to fold the pushchair down, but once I correctly read the instructions I could see how it could be advertised as a one hand fold down. I can hold my son in my arms and then by pushing on the button at the side of the pushchair and applying some pressure it fall down in to a compact pile. There is no need to lock the pushchair then as it does that automatically and that's that all ready to go in the boot. Opening it up is just as effortless, by unlocking the clips at the side and pushing down on the middle bar at the back of the pushchair it opens up easily. There is a carry handle but I removed this as soon as we set it up as that is just something I wouldn't need to use to be honest.
The thing I love about this pushchair the most is how lightweight it is. It honestly is a dream to push, and I have no problems at all with it. At the same time as being very flexible to take in the car or on holiday, we also find it is perfect for day to day use. We used this as our main pushchair for our son right up until my youngest daughter was born without any problems at all. As it is my husband that drives that meant while he was at work I had to use buses and trains a lot. The front wheels are swivel wheels so you can move around without any difficulty, but if I needed to lock them with a simple push of a button they were stable so I can get on and off easily. It works well on flat surfaces, and also on uneven roads although it is a little bumpy for little one. I wouldn't suggest it for constant off road use, but once in a while is fine. The durability of this pushchair is fantastic, with near daily use it is still in perfect condition without any defects at all. The wheels are a little worn, but the main body is still perfect.
I would highly recommend this pushchair to anyone. It looks nice without being too complicated, folds down in to a compact size so it can fit in our car even while using the two back seats. It is very durable and I managed to get a lot of use out of it in this last year. This pushchair is the standard model from Maclaren but the quality still shines through. If you are looking for a good quality day to day stroller this can be purchased for around the £100 mark, and it can be found in all major retailers that stock baby items so you will not have any problems finding one.
At a Glance With the Maclaren Triumph stroller you can transport your little one in sleek and sporty style. Both you and your baby will enjoy the high-tech, comfortable design that's built to help you where ever your adventure takes you. Features and benefits for Maclaren Triumph Stroller - Carmine Rose Great for us with little ones from 6 months old until they weigh 15kg High-tech pushchair with a stylish sporty design constructed from aeronautical-quality aluminium frame Removable well-designed seat that can be washed for easy cleaning up of any spillages or dirt A compact design with revolutionary folding system that only takes a few seconds and can be done with one hand Lockable front swivel wheels for easy manoeuvrability A handy storage basket for those baby essentials Stroller weight: 5.2kg Folded Dimensions: 104x26x17cm Handle height: 104cm Free Lifetime Guarantee year guarantee Mothercare Loves...this sporty stroller which is lightweight and perfect for taking on holidays and is also quick and easy to foldWant to Know More?The Maclaren Triumph Stroller is developed with a high-tech and lightweight aluminium frame and is suitable for babies from 6 months old. It features a padded seat with a multi-position recline, so your little one can always be comfortably seated, whether they are wide awake and looking at the world around them or having a nap and want to travel in a more laid back position.The Maclaren Triumph stroller features lockable front swivel wheels for great manoeuvrability which makes it perfect for pushing over smooth or rougher terrain and also features foot operated linked rear brakes.The five point safety harness will keep your little one sitting safe and secure and will adjust in height as you child grows. For your comfort the Maclaren Triumph stroller features ergonomic designed foam handles and for convenience will fold quickly and simply using just one hand. A shopping basket is also included for you to keep all your baby's essentials in one easy to reach place.To ensure your little one is protected from the weather, the Maclaren Triumph Stroller comes complete with a raincover to shield them from the rain plus a hood which will help to provide some shade from the sun.Don't Forget...A parasol for sunny days and a footmuff to keep your little one cosy in colder weather Care Instructions: Wipe clean only Maximum child weight: 15 kg


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I purchased these pillows to replace old ones and I'm glad I did. Being side sleepers my husband and I are enjoying the fullness of the new ones. I will purchase more as they are needed from this line.
They are soft enough for comfort and firm enough for support. I'm sleeping so much better on these pillows that I don't want to get out of bed in the morning. .
These pillows are nice however one was way overstuffed, to much for our liking, so we ended up removing several handfuls of the inner duck feathers and stitching it back up. Sleeps good now and the other one was fine. Fast shipping by O.co.
The latest in a quite satisfactory set of natural pillows I buy from Overstock every year. They are perfect. Keep their shape without being stiff, breathe wonderfully, stay fresh and mold to your every need as you sleep.
These are the PERFECT FIRMNESS!!! They are truly firm, yet still have a lot of give. You do not sink right into them like with many down pillows. They have enough support that you do not have to keep bunching it up to remain comfortable like many other down pillows labeled "firm." My only beef is that they are sold out :( I ordered one set of two of these for my brother and to test out for myself, but when I went to order more they were all sold out, and the ones I ended up getting for myself (based on reviews the firmest O had available), they were anything other than "firm." I wanted 4 of these gusseted pillows to use along the back of a daybed that I use as a sofa, and the 2 of these were absolutely perfect - plenty of support but also comfy. The 4 I ended up with are OK, but I still sink into them way too much (even with tight pillow protectors on them). I am totally kicking myself for not ordering 4 of these to begin with!
It's made well and feels soft. The cover is a good quality. Intend to use for decorative shams so can't review how it feels to sleep on it.
I love these pillows and have ordered some for gifts. Good value to get two in a package. They do need to be aired out before using though. I love sleeping on them because you can really push them into a comfy shape for sleeping but they do mess up your hair.
I'm a side sleeper and according to other reviews these pillows would be fine for me. However, I found that they were a bit on the firm side for my liking. My husband and I decided to keep them anyway because we didn't want to go through the hassle of returning them. Maybe I'll shop for softer pillows and put these in the guest room.
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The New Physical Activity Guidelines for Adults 65+
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In January 2011, the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) in partnership with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) launched new physical activity guidelines for adults over the age of 65.
Recently, the Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging at Western created a video and brochure to help make the public aware of the new guidelines. Our goal is to make it easier for Canadian older adults and others to understand and act upon the recommendations put forth by CSEP. Challenging older adults to meet the new guidelines will enable them to improve their quality of life, and the health care system will benefit from a reduced incidence of disability and disease in this demographic.
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Are you planning on starting a new website but want to gauge how profitable the industry sector is before you do? Are you optimizing a site for a client but want to gain a better understanding of the industry in which they operate? Conducting an industry analysis will help identify advantages and any weaknesses a business may have in that industry, and clarify the forces that shape that industry.
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Robyn MacIntire, who is based in Seattle, manages the global regional development team and leads fundraising, donor relations, and client development for the U.S. west coast.. Before joining Grameen Foundation, she was Director of Development at the University of Washington's Henry Art Gallery. A seasoned professional with more than 20 years of fundraising and client management experience, she has also worked at the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Symphony and Bank of America. Robyn earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration & Arts Management from Principia College in Elsah, IL, and has studied at the University of Glasgow, Royal Scottish Academy of Dramatic Arts, and the Chinese Institute of National Minorities in Beijing, China.
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Ceramics 150: Throwing and Refining Forms on the Wheel With Ken Ferber
Mondays, February 4 – 25, 6-8:30pm
Tuition: $100.00
Experience: Some pottery experience; must know how to center, ages 14+
Materials: All materials supplied by students
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The first lady went to Bowie State and addressed the graduating class. Her speech was a mix of black history and a salute to the graduates. There was also this:
But today, more than 150 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, more than 50 years after the end of "separate but equal," when it comes to getting an education, too many of our young people just can't be bothered. Today, instead of walking miles every day to school, they're sitting on couches for hours playing video games, watching TV. Instead of dreaming of being a teacher or a lawyer or a business leader, they're fantasizing about being a baller or a rapper.
And then this:
If the school in your neighborhood isn't any good, don't just accept it. Get in there, fix it. Talk to the parents. Talk to the teachers. Get business and community leaders involved as well, because we all have a stake in building schools worthy of our children's promise.
... And as my husband has said often, please stand up and reject the slander that says a black child with a book is trying to act white. Reject that.
There's a lot wrong here.
At the most basic level, there's nothing any more wrong with aspiring to be a rapper than there is with aspiring to be a painter, or an actor, or a sculptor. Hip-hop has produced some of the most penetrating art of our time, and inspired much more. My path to this space began with me aspiring to be a rapper. Hip-hop taught me to love literature. I am not alone. Perhaps you should not aspire to be a rapper because it generally does not provide a stable income. By that standard you should not aspire to be a writer, either.
At a higher level, there is the time-honored pattern of looking at the rather normal behaviors of black children and pathologizing them. My son wants to play for Bayern Munich. Failing that, he has assured me he will be Kendrick Lamar. When I was kid I wanted to be Tony Dorsett—or Rakim, whichever came first. Perhaps there is some corner of the world where white kids desire to be Timothy Geithner instead of Tom Brady. But I doubt it. What is specific to black kids is that their dreams often don't extend past entertainment and athletics. That is a direct result of the kind of limited cultural exposure you find in impoverished, segregated neighborhoods. Those neighborhoods are the direct result of American policy.
Enacting and enforcing policy is the job of the Obama White House. When asked about policy for African Americans, the president has said, "I'm not the president of black America. I'm the president of all America." An examination of the Obama administration's policy record toward black people clearly bears this out. An examination of the Obama administration's rhetoric, as directed at black people, tells us something different.
Yesterday, the president addressed Morehouse College's graduating class, and said this:
We know that too many young men in our community continue to make bad choices. Growing up, I made a few myself. And I have to confess, sometimes I wrote off my own failings as just another example of the world trying to keep a black man down. But one of the things you've learned over the last four years is that there's no longer any room for excuses. I understand that there's a common fraternity creed here at Morehouse: "Excuses are tools of the incompetent, used to build bridges to nowhere and monuments of nothingness."
We've got no time for excuses—not because the bitter legacies of slavery and segregation have vanished entirely; they haven't. Not because racism and discrimination no longer exist; that's still out there. It's just that in today's hyper-connected, hyper-competitive world, with a billion young people from China and India and Brazil entering the global workforce alongside you, nobody is going to give you anything you haven't earned. And whatever hardships you may experience because of your race, they pale in comparison to the hardships previous generations endured—and overcame.
This clearly is a message that only a particular president can offer. Perhaps not the "president of black America," but certainly a president who sees holding African Americans to a standard of individual responsibility as part of his job. This is not a role Barack Obama undertakes with other communities.
Taking the full measure of the Obama presidency thus far, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that this White House has one way of addressing the social ills that afflict black people—and particularly black youth—and another way of addressing everyone else. I would have a hard time imagining the president telling the women of Barnard that "there's no longer room for any excuses"—as though they were in the business of making them. Barack Obama is, indeed, the president of "all America," but he also is singularly the scold of "black America."
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New Year Brings Bay Area Transit Fare Increases
Along with the new year, commuters will find fare increases for the transit agencies across the Bay Area.
Service Resumes After Caltrain Kills Man On Tracks In Belmont
A man was struck and killed by a train north of the San Carlos Caltrain station Wednesday afternoon, transit agency spokeswoman Christine Dunn said.
Man Dies After Being Hit By SamTrans Bus In SF's Outer Mission
A man who was struck by a SamTrans bus in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood earlier this week has died, a spokeswoman for the transit agency said Thursday.
New Year's Mass Transit Guide
If you choose to get hammered on New Year's Eve, rest assured you can get home safely for free via bus, train or light rail…
New Year's Eve Transportation
For all the party people in the Bay Area looking to go out and celebrate this New Year's Eve by going to club and bar events, we have your way to make it home…
Bay Area Transit Officials Tout Clipper Card In New Campaign
Both BART and SamTrans are making changes to paper pass policies in the new year, meaning the Clipper card will be more important for many users.
SamTrans Bus Passenger Pepper-Sprayed In Daly City
A passenger aboard a SamTrans bus in Daly City was pepper-sprayed Thursday morning by another passenger, according to a spokeswoman.
SamTrans Driver Charged In Fatal December Crash
A bus driver who was behind the wheel of a transit bus when it hit and killed a woman in downtown Palo Alto last December has been charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter.
Schedule Changes Implemented On San Mateo Bus Routes
The changes, which went into effect Sunday, were designed to improve the agency's on-time performance, and to better help SamTrans riders make connections with other transit systems like BART.
Clipper Cards Now Accepted On Samtrans Buses
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Ponderosa Pines Healthcare in Billings Montana has a 61% occupancy rate with 22 residents using its 36 beds. They are part of a multiple nursing home ownership and are a For Profit nursing home.
Ponderosa Pines Healthcare has an above average registered nurse per resident per day of 64 minutes compared to the Montana state nursing home average of 62 minutes. They had 32 deficiencies in its past 2 state inspections compared to the MT average of 15 and 4 complaints compared to the MT average of 4. Ponderosa Pines Healthcare had 0 fire safety deficiencies in the past 2 state inspections which is better than the Montana state nursing home average of 14.
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Five Jobs You Can Do At Christmas
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Holidays for IT support in education are usually full of server and system upgrades as the staff and students are not in and this enables us to take the system down. However at Christmas we get one or two days at the most. This is due to the bank holidays and IT support staff, heaven forbid, wanting to spend time with their families.
Take these few days to do the few little jobs that you have been meaning to get sorted. Below are some suggestions to help you on your way (of course I would not expect anyone to do all of them may just choose one depending on amount of time you have)..... Read More At http://www.russelldyas.com
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Background and activities
Junior Registrar, Dept. of Cardiology, St.Olavs University Hospital, Trondheim
Researcher, MI lab, NTNU
Fields of interest:
- Cardiac imaging: echocardiography and MRI
- Circulation physiology, cardiac mechanics
- Exercise
Scientific, academic and artistic work
A selection of recent journal publications, artistic productions, books, including book and report excerpts. See all publications in the database
Journal publications
- (2014) Ultra-high frame rate tissue doppler imaging. Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology. volum 40 (1).
- (2014) One year of high-intensity interval training improves exercise capacity, but not left ventricular function in stable heart transplant recipients: A randomised controlled trial. European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. volum 21 (2).
- (2014) Quantification of aortic regurgitation using high-pulse repetition frequency three-dimensional colour Doppler. European Heart Journal-Cardiovascular Imaging. volum 15 (6).
- (2013) Emerging concepts for myocardial late gadolinium enhancement MRI. Current Cardiology Reviews. volum 9 (3).
- (2013) Heart transplant systolic and diastolic function is impaired by prolonged pretransplant graft ischaemic time and high donor age: an echocardiographic study. European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. volum 44 (2).
- (2013) Three-Dimensional Echocardiography in the Evaluation of Global and Regional Function in Patients with Recent Myocardial Infarction: A Comparison with Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Echocardiography. volum 30 (6).
- (2012) Comparison of a new methodology for the assessment of 3D myocardial strain from volumetric ultrasound with 2D speckle tracking. International Journal of Cardiac Imaging. volum 28 (5).
- (2012) Fusion of 3D echocardiographic and cardiac magnetic resonance volumes. Proceedings - IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium.
- (2012) Aerobic interval training increases peak oxygen uptake more than usual care exercise training in myocardial infarction patients: a randomised, controlled study. Clinical Rehabilitation. volum 26 (1).
- (2012) Strain rate imaging combined with wall motion analysis gives incremental value in direct quantification of myocardial infarct size. European Heart Journal-Cardiovascular Imaging. volum 13 (11).
- (2011) A 50-year-old man with eosinophilia and cardiomyopathy: need for endomyocardial biopsy?. European Journal of Echocardiography. volum 12 (3).
- (2011) A comparison of retrospectively self-gated magnetic resonance imaging and high-frequency echocardiography for characterization of left ventricular function in mice. Laboratory Animals. Journal of the Laboratory Animal Science Association. volum 45 (1).
- (2011) One-arm maximal strength training improves work economy and endurance capacity but not skeletal muscle blood flow. Journal of Sports Sciences. volum 29 (2).
- (2011) Multi-modal cardiac image fusion and visualization on the GPU. Proceedings - IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium.
- (2011) Peak systolic velocity indices are more sensitive than end-systolic indices in detecting contraction changes assessed by echocardiography in young healthy humans. European Journal of Echocardiography. volum 12 (12).
- (2010) Onset of exercise training 14 days after uncomplicated myocardial infarction: a randomized clinical trial. European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention & Rehabilitation. volum 17 (4).
- (2010) High-intensity exercise training in mice with cardiomyocyte-specific disruption of Serca2. Journal of applied physiology. volum 108 (5).
- (2010) Recovery of Function After Acute Myocardial Infarction Evaluated by Tissue Doppler Strain and Strain Rate. Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography. volum 23 (4).
- (2010) Preserved left ventricular early diastolic and systolic reserve during supine bicycle exercise in patients with heart transplantation. European Heart Journal. volum 31.
- (2010) Quantification of aortic regurgitation using high pulse repetition frequency 3D color Doppler. European Journal of Echocardiography. volum 11.


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Richardson, K. C. and Vidyadaran, M. K. and Fuzina, N. H. and Azmi, T. I. (1988) Topographic Anatomy of the Abdomen of the Lesser Mousedeer (Tragulus javanicus). Pertanika, 11 (3). pp. 419-426.
A description is given of the gross anatomy supplemented by radiographic studies of the abdominal structures of (T. javanicus). The large sacculated stomach complex is the dominant feature of the abdomen, it occupies most of the left side and extends across to fill the ventral right side. The intestine is primarily relegated to the dorsal caudal quadrant immediately cranial to the cranial pelvic aperture. The multilobed liver lies entirely on the right. The kidneys are not lobed, with the cranial pole of the right kidney abutting the caudate lobe of the liver and the left kidney lying adjacent but immediately caudal to its fellow. The small triangular spleen lies on the dorsal cranial aspect of the dorsal sac of the rumen.
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Buy Your Dream Carfor Less Than $6000
Many of us couldn't afford the hot cars of the '80s and '90s when they were new, but now, for the lowly sum of $6000, we can pick up a Corvette, a Porsche 944, or a solid Mustang 5.0. True, these vehicles won't win a blue ribbon at the car show. But they will be fun to drive. Just buy smart be prepared to spend some time under the hood. Now more than ever, it's a great time to shop for that cheap, old-school ride you've always wanted.
By Ben Stewart
1970-93 Alfa Romeo Spider
When it comes to roadster designs, few cars have held the attention of the buying public longer than the Alfa Romeo Spider. For an astonishing 27 years, Alfa produced the elegant little sports car with few major changes. The earliest cars are the most valuable and appear much more delicate and pure. These are the most collectible and sell for fairly big money. But the second-generation cars from 1970 to 1983 and the third generation from 1983 to 1990 provide some serious bargains today. These cars are gorgeous from any angle. But as cute as these Spiders are, don't expect much speed. Even the most robust 2.0-liter cars from the 1980s produced a mere 115 hp. However, the magic of these cars is in the canyons with the top down, where lithe handling and the easy-shifting five-speed manual (that juts straight out from the dash) makes this car feel like a Miata. Unlike the Miata, the Alfa Spiders don't have the same reputation for bulletproof reliability. We recommend looking for one that was driven and maintained regularly. The good news is, Alfa made these cars for so many years, there are plenty of nice examples from which to choose. We're partial to mid-1980s Spider Veloces, as the Graduate is a little too bare-bones and the Quadrifoglio a little too wild. And the Spiders Veloces from the '80s had those cool five-spoke alloy wheels. A white 1986 Spider Veloce with 104,000 miles sold recently on eBay for $4251. And an '81 with 66,000 miles went for just $3650. That's not a lot of money for some fun entry-level Italian machinery.


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Why Mickey Wears Gloves
By Zolton in New Trends on Saturday 8 January 2011
Sometimes the truth is more bizarre than fantasy. Well, in Caldwell Tanner's imagination anyway. Read the panel below to find the answer to the greatest mystery since Harold Holt took a swim and never came back.
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When Candy Wrappers tell the truth
By Zolton in New Food and Packaging on Saturday 8 January 2011
Remember those days when eating candy bars meant nothing more than stuffing your face with delectable, delightful chocolate? No guilt; no shame. Just innocent childhood adoration. Well, those days are gone, and we have the evidence to prove it. [via College Humor]
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If Your Mom Wrote Movie Titles
By Zolton in New Film on Friday 7 January 2011
The mercurial Caldwell Tanner over at College Humor has created a series of posters that allude to the sanitized world we would all live in if our Mum's were in charge of cinematic copywriting.
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Facebook Gives Away Famous Spoilers
By Zolton in New Trends on Thursday 6 January 2011
Our friends at College Humor have created a series of spoilers that only Facebook could reveal. So Ed Norton was Tyler Durden all along? Damn.
If Old People Ran The Internet
By Zolton in New Trends on Thursday 16 December 2010
Our friends at College Humor have done it again with a Caldwell Tanner penned homage to the Internet, if it were left in the hands of, err, how should we put it, the agedly challenged. Don't worry. We'll all be there soon.
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If Bullies Made Street Signs
By Zolton in Cool Websites on Wednesday 24 November 2010
College Humor have compiled a fittingly humorous collection of humorous road signs, all done with tongue planted firmly in cheek. Those whose cheeks, we're not quite sure.
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Five Famous Last Status Updates
By Zolton in Cool Websites on Saturday 20 November 2010
Who said Facebook was useless. Certainly not our friends over at College Humor who have made an art-form of spoofing the site with an ongoing series of fake status updates. Oh, did I say fake? Bite my tongue. This collection of Five Famous Last Status Updates is priceless.
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If Ikea Had Instructions For Everything
By Zolton in New Trends on Wednesday 17 November 2010
Our friends over at College Humor, led by by imitable Caldwell Tanner, have created the ultimate Ikea-styled guide to assembling practically everything, including, err, one of us. A little human. Ah ha, so that's how it works! Thank you diagram. Goodbye stork.
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Honest Shopping Mall Maps
By Zolton in Cool Websites on Tuesday 26 October 2010
It's coming up to that time of year again, when suburbanites make their annual pilgrimage to the reat mecca of retail: the nearest shopping center. After reading this insiders guide to how to navigate them, the experience may be less … errr … tiresome this time around.
How To Cover Up In Awkward Situations
By Zolton in New Events on Thursday 21 October 2010
Caldwell Tanner has illustrated the ultimate guide to evacuation instructions for awkward situations. Jot these simple solutions down and use them when fate prevails. Just don't blame us for the outcomes!
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World War Two Countries' Tic Tac Toe strategies
By Zolton in New Trends on Monday 18 October 2010
We all grew up playing it, but who knew that the old school game of Tic Tac Toe could be so, err, tactical. College Humor, that's who. They've created the definitive guide to how imperialist WW2 countries around the world would have tackled the perennial brain breaker.
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How To Piss Off Your Nerdy Friends
By Zolton in New Illustration on Saturday 16 October 2010
Want to know how to get on the nerves of those who most deserve it? Our friends at College Humor have the answers. Use their guidance wisely, on wise-asses.
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Parents Just Don't Understand Facebook
By Zolton in Cool Websites on Thursday 30 September 2010
Not content with charting our roommate potential and giving us Realistic Gym Workout Diagrams, over at College Humor they're running an ongoing series exposing the generation gap that till lingers to this day (well, in their minds anyway) between our parents and our social-media-savvy-selves. Yes, yes, we're all very clever. Pat on the back. Now sit back and have a good laugh at the Facebook misfortune of others.
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Realistic Gym Workout Diagrams
By Zolton in New Illustration on Thursday 23 September 2010
Ok, ok, so we're all busy these days, but dammit, if we want to eat, drink, and take on everything else that's bad for us, we got to get active. For the super busy amongst us, our friends at College Humor present this awesome series of Realistic Gym Workout Diagrams.
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What Kind Of Roommate Are You flow chart
By Zolton in New Design on Wednesday 22 September 2010
We've all been through the shared house scenario, rooming with a bunch of complete strangers and their various quirks. Some of them will turn out to be friends, some enemies, some secret lovers with bedroom benefits. To find out your roommate potential, our friends at College Humor have come up with the ultimate flow chart. Read on for the answer …
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I gave a talk in my ward today on Easter. Lucky me :)
I title it "Did Jesus Really Live Again?
Elder Holland gave an insightful talk about the miracles surrounding Easter. He says
"I speak of the Savior's solitary task of shouldering alone the burden of our salvation.
I speak of those final moments for which Jesus must have been prepared intellectually and physically but which He may not have fully anticipated emotionally and spiritually—that concluding descent into the paralyzing despair of divine withdrawal when He cries in ultimate loneliness, "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?"
Indeed it was central to the significance of the Atonement, that this perfect Son who had never spoken ill nor done wrong nor touched an unclean thing had to know how the rest of humankind—us, all of us—would feel when we did commit such sins.
Finally and mercifully, it was "finished."18 Against all odds and with none to help or uphold Him, Jesus of Nazareth, the living Son of the living God, restored physical life where death had held sway and brought joyful, spiritual redemption out of sin, hellish darkness and despair. With faith in the God He knew was there, He could say in triumph, "Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit."19
The Primary song that we will be singing Did Jesus Really Live Again tells of some of the events that happened after his death.
Did Jesus Really Live Again?
Yes, When the 3rd day came, he wakened and he left the tomb, he called Mary's name.
Did Jesus Come to Those he Loved?
Yes, People touched his feet and of the fish and honeycomb he did truly eat.
And there were nail prints in his hands and a spear wound in his side. Did Jesus really live again after he had died? Yes and so shall I!
Going back to right after Christ's death,
Did Jesus Really Live Again?
Yes, When the 3rd day came, He wakened, and he left the tomb, he called Mary's name.
Ezra Taft Benson explains: With sorrow unspeakable those who loved Him placed His wounded, lifeless body in the tomb. He, Lord and Master, had been crucified and His body laid in a sealed tomb. He had taught them of His death and Resurrection, but they had not understood.
Then on the 3rd day, in sorrow Mary came to the tomb. But the stone was no longer in place and the tomb was empty.
In John 20:11 it says "But Mary stood without at the sepulchre weeping: and as she wept, she stooped down, and looked into the sepulchre,
"And seeth two angels in white sitting, the one at the head, and the other at the feet, where the body of Jesus had lain.
"And they say unto her, Woman, why weepest thou? She saith unto them, Because they have taken away my Lord, and I know not where they have laid him.
"And when she had thus said, she turned herself back, and saw Jesus standing, and knew not that it was Jesus.
"Jesus saith unto her, Woman, why weepest thou? whom seekest thou? She, supposing him to be the gardener, saith unto him, Sir, if thou have borne him hence, tell me where thou hast laid him, and I will take him away.
"Jesus saith unto her, Mary. She turned herself, and saith unto him, Rabboni; which is to say, Master.
So…as the song says…. did Jesus Really Live again? Yes, when the 3rd day came, he wakened and he left the tomb, he called Mary's name! The first of many accounts of Christ's resurrections.
2nd Verse adds to the accounts of Christ's resurrection.
Did Jesus Come to Those he Loved?
Yes, People touched his feet and of the fish and honeycomb he did truly eat.
Christ visited many people after his resurrection.
He appeared to the Apostles. At that time, "They gave him a piece of a broiled fish, and of an honeycomb. And he … did eat before them" (Luke 24:42–43).
But he did not forget his other sheep in the Americas. He loved them as well, just as he loves each of us today. The Book of Mormon records Christ appearance to the Nephites.
"Behold, I am Jesus Christ, whom the prophets testified shall come into the world. …
"Arise and come forth unto me, that ye may thrust your hands into my side, and also that ye may feel the prints of the nails in my hands and in my feet, that ye may know that I am the God of Israel, and the God of the whole earth, and have been slain for the sins of the world."
In 3 Nephi 17:25 it says that at least twenty-five hundred souls heard his voice, felt the nail marks in his hands and feet, and thrust their hands into his side.
Many of his visits were not written in detail, but those that are, according to John 20:31 "are written, that we might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God and that believing we might have life through his name"
So the scriptures of Christ visit with Mary, with the apostles, and with the Nephites in the Americas, as well as the latter-day revelation to Joseph Smith all serve as a testament that Christ truly did overcome death and lives!
Which lead to the 3rd verse:
And there were nail prints in his hands and a spear wound in his side. Did Jesus really live again after he had died? Yes and so shall I!
Ezra Taft Benson stated: The greatest events of history are those that affect the greatest number of people for the longest periods. By this standard, no event could be more important to individuals or nations than the resurrection of the Master. The literal resurrection of every soul who has lived and died on earth is a certainty, and surely one should make careful preparation for this event. A glorious resurrection should be the goal of every man and woman, for resurrection will be a reality.
So How do we have "a glorious resurrection?
In 1 Corinthians, it says "As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive."
Christ's atonement made it possible for us to be forgiven and return to live with our Heavenly Father. Unfortunately, enduring is not as easy as it sounds, but Elder Holland reminds us that "Jesus walked such a long, lonely path utterly alone, we do not have to do so. His solitary journey brought great company for our little version of that path- the merciful care of our Father in Heaven, the unfailing companionship of this Beloved Son, the consummate gift of the Holy Ghost, angels in haven, family members on both sides of the veil, prophets and apostles, teachers, leaders, friends. All of these and more have been given as companions for our mortal journey because of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and the Restoration of His gospel."
Did Jesus Really Live Again? Yes! When the 3rd day came, he wakened, and he left the tomb, he called Mary's name.
Did Jesus Came to those he loved? Yes, people touched his feet and of the fish and honeycomb he did truly eat.
And there were nail prints in his hands and a spear wound in his side. Did Jesus really live again after he had died? Yes, and so shall I.
I love the Primary songs that speak the plain and simple truths of the gospel. I am grateful of my calling to teach the children these songs so that I can better learn the gospel myself.
This is my adventure through my own personal scripture study and attempts to provide scripture study to my little toddler girl ("Pants").
Saturday, April 11, 2009
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Statement by H.E. Mr. J. Enkhsaikhan,
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of Mongolia at the Twenty-Fourth
Annual Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77
New York, 15 September 2000
Allow me at the outset to express my delegation`s gratitude to you, Mr. Chairman, for convening this Ministerial meeting and for Nigeria`s able stewardship of the Group in the past 9 months. Let me also congratulate the delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which will succeed Nigeria as Chairman of our Group in 2001 and pledge our full support.
Bearing in mind the long list of speakers, I would like to make the following brief remarks in connection with the work of the Group.
As we all remember, at the beginning of this year the Group has considered its Program of work for the year 2000. Among the priority issues were preparations and follow-ups to the South Summit, to UNCTAD X, to High-level meeting for financing for development, the Millennium Assembly as well as follow-ups to and reviews of major UN conferences and summits.
We believe that during the period under review, the Group has been able to focus on all the priority issues. At present it is important to focus on timely and effective implementation of the decisions of the above fora.
The South Summit, held in Havana, was the largest gathering of the South ever held and served as an excellent opportunity for the Group to articulate its common vision and development goals, which found due reflection in the last weeks Declaration of the Millennium Summit. Now much depends on us, members of G-77, to find the most effective ways and means of implementing the provisions of the final documents of the Summit. My delegation expresses the hope that today`s meeting will be useful in this regard and that the Statement to be adopted at the end of the day would reflect it.
Mr. Chairman,
The debt issues still needs to be addressed. Though in recent years many initiatives have been launched to resolve the external debt problem, there is still a need to work for an effective solution to that problem, a solution that would not jeopardize the development efforts and policies of the indebted countries.
ODA is in decline at a time when the need for it is rising, when poverty is on the increase. Therefore we have to continue to urge our developed partners to honor their pledge to provide 0.7 per cent of their GNP for development assistance.
We share the view that development financing is the most critical and core issue in international cooperation for development. In fact, all the major international conferences and summits have addressed and highlighted the indispensability of financial resources for development. However, one of the main reasons for lack of implementation of the recommendations of those outcomes is lack of adequate financial resources for development. That is why my delegation attaches great importance to the High-Level International Intergovernmental Event on Financing for Development to be held next year as well as to its preparatory meetings.
Mr. Chairman,
There is still a lack of response from the developed countries on their commitments made at Rio on the provision of new and additional financial resources for the effective follow-up of the UN Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). We believe that the International Conference on the Ten-Year Review of Progress achieved in the implementation of the Agenda 21, to be held in 2002, should reaffirm the principles of the Rio Declaration and accelerate the implementation of the global program of action. In this regard, I would like to welcome the generous offer of the Government of Indonesia to host this Conference.
Mr. Chairman,
I would like to draw the attention of the Group to the situation of the land-locked developing countries in this globalizing and increasingly competitive and interdependent world. The handicaps and concerns of this group of countries are well known. Many of them are least-developed countries. Their problems and needs are well documented and are adequately reflected in the decisions of the many important international fora, including of the South and Millennium summits. We also hope and expect that they would be properly reflected in the future decisions of the high-level meeting on financing for development.
What is lacking, in our view, Mr. Chairman, are adequate responses to persistent appeals and as well as consistent follow-up measures on the understandings reached at those fora on this issue. It should be pointed out that increased foreign trade turnover of land-locked developing countries, and thus increased transit transportation services provided to them by transit countries, would surely result in additional job opportunities and benefits to the latter. Moreover, increased trade of land-locked countries would also translate into their faster development and even broader trade opportunities with their immediate transit neighbors or through them with other countries. In short we believe that it is an enormous untapped market of services for transit countries, services that are yet to be developed. In either case, the transit neighbors would benefit from increased transit trade of land-locked developing countries.
In this connection it is my pleasure to inform the Group that the negotiations between Mongolia, Russia and China on transit transportation framework agreement are now underway and we hope that the conclusion of this sub-regional agreement in the near future will benefit not only these three countries but the Northeast Asian region as a whole and could serve as the shortest land-bridge between Europe and East Asia.
Finally, my delegation looks forward to the first Ministerial meeting of the land-locked developing countries to be held on 18 September here at the UN Headquarters and expresses its hope that it would contribute to better articulating the pressing problems and special needs of the land-locked developing countries and seeking the optimal solutions to them.
Thank you.


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Shopping & Gift Ideas
The streets of Dingle and the surrounding villages are filled with beautiful shops and workshops selling bespoke art and craft works which cannot be sourced elsewhere. From hand-crafted Dingle Crystal to stunning Celtic jewellery hand-crafted by Brian De Staic, John Weldon and Niamh Utsch to the designer leather goods of Holdens, to the unique designs of milliner Kathleen MacAuliffe, there is an immense array to choose from. Unique Shopping Opportunities
A number of art galleries inhabit the peninsula - too numerous to mention. Hand-made woollen goods and weaving by Lisbeth Mulcahy, hand-carved furniture made in the Traditional way and pottery goods offered by craft masters such as Louis Mulcahy offer choice, value and quality, make the perfect adirelandion to any home.
The streets are littered with gorgeous shops selling everything from the Traditional to the cosmopolitan. You will also find amazing produce all over the Dingle Peninsula such as home-made breads and home-cooking, artisan cheeses and seafood goods such as smoked salmon and pates, chocolate and ice-cream makers such as Murphy's Ice-Cream
So for a unique shopping experience head to the Dingle Peninsula
La Boheme Boutique
La Boheme Boutique is the ultimate discovery for fashion conscions women of all ages. Featuring leading European labels including Mais il est ou le Soleil, Fee G, Noa Noa, White Stuff, Mexx, French Connection, St. Martin, Fenn Wright Manson & lots more
Elaine Sheehy, La Boheme Boutique, Green Street, Tel. 066 9152444
Syra Larkin
Syra Larkin. Lives and works on the beautiful Maharees. If you would like to find out more about Syra and her work then make a visit to her studio. Syra welcomes visits by appointment.
Sinead Lough
Sinéad Lough's distinctive range of pottery is hand thrown in her workshop 4 miles west of Dingle. Using a range of bright Meirelanderranean colours, Sinéad handpaints each unique piece. The studio is open for most of the year and visitors are always welcome.
Kathleen McAuliffe Millinery
Simply the best place for contemporary Millinery and accessories. Kathleen designs and hand makes a wide range of hats, accessories and jewellery. To compliment her own range we also stock unique finds from smaller accessory brands. She also stocks Orla Kiely's wonderful range of bags and stunning hats from Philip Treacy
Louis Mulcahy Pottery
At his studio/workshop in Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula, Louis Mulcahy designs and makes the very best Irish craft Pottery in exquisite fine porcelain and robust stoneware. Louis Mulcahy has been potting for nearly forty years.
Niamh Utsch, NU Goldsmith
The immaculate form and style of Niamh Ní Mhathúna Utsch's vibrant jewellery are admired both in Ireland and overseas. The daughter of legendary Silversmith, Padraig Ó Mathúna, has been creating her own designs under the label at her workshop and gallery in Dingle, Co. Kerry since 1996.
Annascaul Pottery
Based in his workshop and studio in the village of Annascaul on the Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Zac Phelan designs, hand makes and hand decorates his range of individually crafted ceramics.The pottery is hand thrown and each piece is individually glazed and decorated using unique colours and designs.
Karen & Paul Playford Photography
Dingle Peninsula Photos - We are photographers who work exclusively from our website www.dromtrasna.com - We have many excellent pictures from Dingle, Slea Head and surrounding areas all avaiable to purchase from our website - Our reason for this - in this day and age of cheap flights and baggage restrictions we have found people prefer to order from our website, which means their prints are delivered directly to their doors when they return home - no baggage restrictions and much less chance of damage occuring or items going astray. Although we live outside the Dingle area we have a large gallery - which is constantly changing and being added to of some of the wonderful views and scenery that your will have seen on your trip - All our prints are capable of being enlarged and all are professional pictures printed to the highest quality - so have a look at www.dromtrasna.com you might just find that special print to remind you of the wonderful time you had in Dingle.
John Weldon - Jewellery
John Weldon is an Irish Goldsmith of distinction. His handcrafted Celtic jewellery reflects beautifully the quality and workmanship of the ancient artifacts which inspire him. John's unique designs are wrought in Gold and Silver featuring the finest Celtic Knotwork
Holden Leathergoods
Holdenleathergoods.com is the online retail store of Holden Leathergoods, an Irish based company located in Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Conor Holden trained in the Traditional skills of leatherwork in London and returned to Ireland in 1989 to establish Holden Leathergoods on the Dingle Peninsula in Kerry.
The Mountain Man Outdoors Shop
The Mountain Man Outdoors Shop is to be found in Strand Street, Dingle, in the very heart of the West Kerry Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area). This special corner of Ireland, a peninsula of hazy mountains and hidden lakes is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise.
Dingle Record Shop Mazzarella O'Flaherty - Irish Music
The Dingle Record Shop is located opposite Saint Mary's Church, Green Street, in Dingle Town Centre. Here, you will find, probably one of the smallest Music shops in the world inviting you to step in and have a look around. Music is in abundance, and Traditional Irish takes centre stage, with special promotion given to local musicians as many of their cd's do not have general distribution. We are proud to be an outlet for them. I am proud to be an outlet for them.
The outlet for the very best of contemporary and Traditional Irish art and design in the south-west of Ireland. Fashion, Knitwear, Ceramics, Glass, Jewellery, Wood, Prints, etc. Established 1976 Since May 2000 the shop is open on two floors for an even more memorable shopping experience.
Irish Art Man Gallery
One of Ireland's newest art galleries based in the beautiful seaside town of Dingle, Co. Kerry. The Gallery is owned and managed by James Thompson, a native of Dingle and an avid collector of art through the years. The Irish Artman Gallery shows a wide selection of leading, contemporary Irish paintings and sculptures. You can view all our art online or please feel free to call into the gallery in Dingle.
An Gailearai Beag
An Gailearai Beag is a showcase for the West Kerry Craft Guild. We bring together Crafts people and Artists living on the Peninsula to present the best in local Art and Craft. Whether you are looking for a gift or something special for your home, the Gailearai Beag provides the inspiring ideas of unique local Art and Crafts Lathair taispeantais is ea An Gailearai Beag do Cheird Chumann Iarthar Chiarrai. Do thainig an grupa ealaiontoiri le cheile lena gcuid ealaiona agus ceardaiochta a spreagadh agus a chur ar diol go haitiuil.
Lisbeth Mulcahy Weavings
Lisbeth Mulcahy, who is originally from Denmark, has been living in Chorca Dhuibhne, The Dingle Peninsula, with her Irish husband Louis since 1975. This is also the year she started weaving under the tutelage of American weaver Joanne Hayes.
Irish Crafts & Gifts - Dingle Shop
Personal, Friendly Shopping Service.... Corporate Gift Service Available at the Dingle Shop. Authorized Stockist for Nicholas Mosse Pottery, Waterford, Galway & Heritage Crystal, LLadro, Irish Dresden, Hummel, John Rocha, Portmeirion Potteries, Newbridge Silverware. All year Christmas Shopping open.
Linda Ni hAinifein Irish Ceramics
A native of West Kerry, Linda Ni hAinifein is a Contemporary Ceramic Artist living and working in the Dingle Peninsula. She has been exhibiting since 1996 after graduating from Limerick School of Art & Design with a Degree in Ceramics.
Brian de Staic Jewellery
Brian de Staic Handcrafted Celtic Jewellery. The Dingle peninsula in County Kerry is a magical land on Europe's most westerly shore. It is here that Brian de Staic crafts his jewellery according to the age-old trairelandions of the Celt. Inspired by Ireland's ancient culture and language and by the wild, haunting beauty of her landscape, he lovingly fashions gold and silver items that carry a timeless appeal.
Dingle Crystal
Seán Daly's career as a master craftman began in 1973 when he joined Waterford Crystal as an apprentice crystal designer. Five years later, he qualified as a craftsman. Seán continued in his quest for excellence and in 1983 he became a master craftsman.
Dingle Bookshop
We have a big selection of print and audio books for you to browse...tips on current best sellers and favourites... readings and book launches to give you a chance to meet writers in person and to whet your reading appetite.
Dingle Peninsula Ireland Holiday & Accommodation Guide
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raven72 Posts: 1There is no official word for the US model yet, though Audi has officially released the pricing of the European version. Rumor has it that it will sell in the US for somewhere around $60k base, with the S4 still being priced around $47k. It probably won't get here until early 2006, too, with pre-ordering maybe starting 6 months before that.
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ian666666 Posts: 1Hi all, Just put an order on an RS4. I have had a holding fee on it for about 8 weeks but Audi are now taking full orders. Cost was around £55K with all the bits and bobs on and i've been told I should get it in September. My dealer has already taken 6 orders on the RS so if you want one you have to be quick because apparently their will only be between 200 to 400 released in the UK. No demonstrators will ever be available as every car coming in will be pre-sold. Not sure if its a sales thing but even the dealer seems excited by the car......must be something special.....I hope..!
Unfortunately, Audi has three major problems:
1. Pricing. Audi does not have the cache to command premium pricing in the USA. If they want to beat the M3. They have to have a car that performs better in all categories AND cost less. Is this fair, no, does Audi put a lot more in their cars than BMW, yes. Should they be able to charge more, yes. But the reality is that BMW can command premium pricing...Audi cannot. Audi will not catch up to BMW until it can solve this issue. I think they cannot unless they move production out of Europe.
2. Front Wheel Drive. Audis are FWD based cars with RWD added. The weight balance (and over all weight for that matter) on BMWs is far superior to Audi. Audi has said they will never have RWD-based vehicles. Any serious sport sedan buyer will insist on a vehicle that doesn't have 60% plus of the weight on the front wheels.
3. Reliability. Audis are so complicated, they are extremely unreliable and are terrible as long term cars. I asked my mechanic who's parts cost more and he said Audi and VW are far more expensive than BMW. Sure if you go to a dealer, BMW parts are expensive, but go to a reasonable mechanic who works on Audis and BMWs and you will see the Audi parts cost a lot more.
I really hope Audi can figure it out and learn to compete with BMW, however, until they solve these issues, I think they will continue to get beat by BMW/Mercedes/Lexus.
I think your're absolutely nuts with those 3 comments.
First off...Audi has made an incredible comeback in the US over the last 5-7 years. In Europe, It's AUDI who is considered the premium brand and in some segments, Audi Outsells BMW and Mercedes combined.
Audi is thousands...sometimes 10's of thousands.... less than BMW and Mercedes high line cars.
The Bangle editions of the 5 and 7 series have been a small disaster in the states. BMW is tarnishing it's image by having to literally give away their 5 series cars with sub-vented leases because they can't command the premium pricing they once could. They don't have the prestige they once had.
And E class pricing is absurd. $65,000 for a 4 matic V6 E class? Gimme a break!. I can buy a 340hp V8 A6 quattro loaded with every option for under 60 grand. And the reliability of Mercedes over the last 5 years has been horrible. Mercedes WON"T even pay for maintenance anymore.
You can't compare most AWD systems w. Quattro. Audi's Quattro is a pro-active system. It's a true 50/50 power split with all 4 wheels getting power. It can put up to 70% of the power towards one specific wheel.
Many AWD systems on the market are not as pro-active as the Quattro. They are bascially rear or front wheel drive cars, with the other wheels getting power only when the others are slipping. It's not pro-active like quattro, but reactive instead.
Please do some more research on your claims. You make general statements, but when you look at real numbers and facts, they don't make sense.
Audi has one of the best line-ups of any high-line car company right now.
The new A3, A4, A6 & A8 are as stong as any high-line brand right now.
The RS4 is on the way and people are already putting deposits down on cars that won't even be out for a year. AUDI will sell every last one of them at 70 plus grand, and there WON'T be enough to go around.
Audi has the best-looking wagons in the business and the new Avants are on the way. The Q7 is coming, too, and it looks awesome.
It's great to be Audi right now!
In Europe, It's AUDI who is considered the premium brand and in some segments, Audi Outsells BMW and Mercedes combined.
As a brand? I don't think so. In any one segment? Not. That research you spoke of is seriously in order here. While Audi does enjoy premium brand status in Europe so does BMW and of course Mercedes does.
Also, Audi's reliability is nothing, nothing to write home about. Some improvement in one 90 day survey doesn't say much about long term reliability and Audi is in the same boat as Mercedes.
krzys2 Posts: 1Audi wants 75K for RS4? I can't believe it. M5 is supposed to be mid-80's. A car that will annihilate RS4 is supposed to cost only 10K more? On the other hand, the new four-door M3 is supposed to be mid-60's. There is no chance in hell I would go for RS4 in those circumstances. It's gonna be either M5 or M3. Audi are out of their minds.
Mid 80's for an M5?...we'll see. You know how BMW is with their pricing.
I wouldn't doubt if the M5 came in about 90 grand or so. A 15k difference is pretty substantial to the RS4 in the low 70's.... if that's the case.
People were complaining about the high prices for the RS6 @ 85 grand back in 2003 and were afraid they would lose their shirt if they bought one.
But the market value of a used RS6 right now is still about 65k for a nice one with low mileage. I've even seen dealers on the net ask $70,000 for a used RS6's.
I think that speaks very highly of Audi to have that high of a resale on the RS6.
Absolutely nuts?
I think that is a little strong. I'll defer to the experts on pricing. Edmunds itself in several reviews comments on the high pricing of Audi's in the high end. I'm talking about the RS4, RS6, A8, not the A4 or A3.
In my opinion, RS4 sales (funny how if you hold the caps lock down it becomes RS$) will get spanked by the M3 just as the RS6 (didn't they stop selling that one in the US...hmmmm) will get spanked by the M5. Let''s just wait and see ;-)
I really could care less how Audi's sell in Europe. In America, reliability is terrible, parts are rediculously expensive and Audi does not have the cache of BMW or Mercedes. BTW: I totally agree with you on Mercedes...beautiful junk!
I've known several Audi (and VW) owners and the response is always the same. When the car is new and hasn't broken yet, they love it. When it is old and out of warrantee, they hate it. One of my neighbors got rid of his Allroad because it kept breaking and even though it was being fixed for free under warrantee, the inconvience it caused was too much.
A few more points. Audi Quattro: Wonderful system, probably the best. In California or out of the snow belt people could care less. Oh and it also weights so much that the gas mileage is terrible. Isn't it interesting that the Audi USA site no longer shows the window sticker for the S4 when you configure it? Maybe they don't want you to see the $3000+ gas guzzler tax? Or maybe I'm just paranoid ;-)
In my opinion, Audi will win the US just like VW will beat out Honda and Toyota (or maybe everyone will stop buying the Lexus LS430 and start buying the Pheaton for more money). It could happen, but I doubt it.
reven Posts: 1I can't talk about the US much but I'm livinbg in Germany and orded the RS4 for 76.
Now that's not really expensive .... I mean what else do I have ? The M5 selling for 95... if you want it with the same configuration as the RS4. (it has lots of stuff already in it.)
The new M3 ... when ever it comes. (I'm sure it will cost around 65-70 cause the model right now already costs 60.... way to much for that kind of car...)
Another point is, that I would never buy such a ugly car like the BMW 5 or 3....
So that I think the RS4 will sell fantastic in Germany.
To the reliability I can say that the last two years audi was better than BMW and Mecedes here.
(I'm not only an Audi fan .. I have an Mercedes G55 AMG and had an BMW ... but right now Audi is way ahaed)
P.S. The RS4 has 40%/60% on his back wheels. So it's going to be fantastic.
tkeness Posts: 1u can not compare the rs4 and the m3 like that, for the mere factor that ther rs4 has AWD, i am purchasing the rs4 next june for that reason alone.
in new york u can not drive an m3 all year rou8nd however an rs4 with its insane handiling and awd is great for the snow, so the m3 isnt really an option at all..
not to mention the natrully aspirate 420 h.p v'8 wait untill i twin turbo that hmmm....500 h.p. 525 lb tq. caint wait...
teds1 Posts: 180You are right the m3 is not adequate for our lower new england/upper mid atlantic state whatever it is. A lot of that is due to tires however. They do sell winter tire packages for M3's but like the rest of the car, they aren't cheap. Good traction and maybe an esc sytem can be just as good as the heavier audi in snow. I would totally buy the rs4 though if I had the bucks... 4 doors man! you gotta share that power with some friends
Autoweek just had a write-up on the RS4 in this weeks issue. They had the base price @ 78k. Considering the old RS6 was about 86 grand or so, that's pretty steep pricing for the RS4. But I have no doubt that Audi will sell every one of them, and may not have enough to go around even at that steep price.
There are a lot of conflicting reports on price for this thing. Some say 55K, which doesn't seem believable with the current S4 being very close to that. This RS4, not that I've read more on the specs etc. is an awesome machine that I don't think will have much trouble fetching 70K. That price kinda puts it in between the M3/C55 and E55/M5/CLS55. The burning question is whether or not Audi will do a RS4 Cabriolet when the Cabrio gets its facelift early next year.
captain23 Posts: 1Not sure how credible this is, but a recent article from car and driver stated that the new RS4 would start around 55K when it comes on our shores next spring. It does sound too good to be true though.......
here is a link for the article:
rrswitch Posts: 2I am anxiously awaiting the '06 RS4, and have set up with the local dealership to pick mine up when it arrives.
In response to your staetment on adding a twin turbo, you will be hard pressed to pull that one off. The engine's compression is up around 14. You'd have to de-tune it to add turbo or to supercharge it, if I'm not mistaken. Quite a task for ANY aftermarket tuner.
navigator89 Posts: 1,080I attended a motor show today and has was lucky enough to sit in the RS4. Obviously I couldn't drive it but I did evaluate it in other areas.
First of all, the sport seats are great and hold you tightly. My back was tired after walking around the displays, and the firmness of the seats really feels good.
I have never sat in Audi cars before today, so I must agree that materials quality is just as good as the reviews describe it. I sat in the A3, A4, S4, A6 and A8 and all had superb materials. Everything in the RS4 feels soft and well built.
The steering wheel has a flat bottom and looks and feels great. Very thick and it feels great when you grip it tightly.
The shifter is amazing. Short throw and feels great in your palm. It is covered in carbon fiber trim, which by the way covers everything else and looks great.
The stereo and climate controls buttons feel great but look more complicated than the Japanese cars I sat in earlier. But then, all German cars seem that way.
And the rear seat is nearly useless. Im 5"11 and couldnt really fit. The driver's seat wasn't even pushed back. The rear seat shouldnt be used, or if it is, only for small kids and cargo. An RS4 coupe would be neat.
Finding a comfortable driving position was no problem for me.
I'll post pictures soon.
noodlebike Posts: 1Word of advice for the not so rich: Buy an economical sensible family car for everyday use, and a Suzuki Hayabussa motorcycle for your thrills. This combination will cost about £8k for good second hand of each. I can annhilate any m3 or rs4 on my bussa with 0-60 in 2.8 seconds and top speed of 190mph. In fact I am quite a sick puppy because when I see M3s I play with them for a while B4 ANNHILATION, then laugh when I think how much they paid for it. The word MUG comes to mind. There is nothing more thrilling than hearing an M3 on the rev limiter just as I begin to go into the power band!!!!! :sick:
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Aminsat on 9/8/2014 4:43:00 PM more reviews by Aminsat
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I'm such a sucker for light pink lip colours! Cupcake is one of my favourites. It's a pretty pink with a cool undertone that brightens your face. Not all light pinks are wearable but this one is. It looks delicious on my warm NC30-35 skin! I like how you can use a light hand to apply a sheer coat or build the brightness to make it opaque. Personally, if I apply too much, I look a little 80s.
I also found if you want a more barbie soft pink colour, you can apply this over a little bit of concealer then it really looks cupcakey!
The consistency is buttery smooth and it's neat that it's fairly pigmented and lasting but still moisturizing. I do have to reapply so the tube doesn't last too long. But overall, I find myself reaching for this very often!
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QueenofAngolmois18 on 7/11/2014 9:01:00 PM more reviews by QueenofAngolmois18
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I'm a lipstick junkie, I have about 10 lipsticks and this is one of my favorites. It's a light cool pink that goes well with my very pale skin, I like the buttery feel and it has little to no scent. Even my boyfriend was impressed when I was wearing this, Its not drying like some lipsticks and it last's all day. I would repurchase this again.
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she1ovesyou on 6/27/2014 10:55:00 PM more reviews by she1ovesyou
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I bought this about 2 weeks ago, and I bet I have already used half the tube! 90% of my lipsticks are pink, and I have A LOT of lipsticks... I am far from a lipstick amateur and I will say this one easily tops my list of favorites :) Perfect smooth creamy consistency, almost like a balm but with a nice amount of color. You can swipe it on lightly for natural glow-y kissable lips, and you can also layer on a bunch for more intensity and nice sheer color. Either way it's lovely and also idiot proof and can be quickly applied without a mirror or brush. This lipstick doesn't last very long though, and needs to be reapplied regularly to maintain my ideal look, but I guess every rose has its thorn. As far as I can tell it is odorless and doesn't taste like anything, which I like. I got it on sale for only $5.99, wish I bought more of them (this color and also other shades) but I gladly would, and will, pay full price for this product any day!
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shortii53 on 5/28/2014 11:23:00 AM more reviews by shortii53
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I like this color. I like the soft feel of the Revlon lip butters. They have a good dose of color too. This shade is a cool toned light pink. It is very pale. I actually like it on me. It tones down my pigmented lips. It probably would look too drastic on dark skin tones and very warm toned people .It's a pretty pale Barbie pink .pretty.I mostly use mlbb shades so won't repurchase.
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JustCakey on 4/28/2014 11:45:00 PM more reviews by JustCakey
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
The product itself is great, the texture is wonderful. It's sheer and shiny. The color really didn't work for me though as much as I tried to convince myself otherwise. I wore it at least 20 times before throwing it away, I really gave it a go. I am learning about what colors work on me and I think that was too cool, had a bluish undertone for sure.
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Teareal on 3/5/2014 8:47:00 AM more reviews by Teareal
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Black
The product in the tube look really beautiful but after I apply I think it looks sooo weird.
And it makes me look sooo tired (maybe bcoz my dark circle eyes look more visible).
But it looks better if I apply after other opaque pink lipstick.
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Lovelaura23 on 1/24/2014 3:40:00 AM more reviews by Lovelaura23
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I really love this lip butter nd the color but my only concern is that there is not a lot of product nd it's gone pretty fast . I haven't really been using it like I want to because it doesn't last
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*TOP REVIEWER* Menolikepolos on 1/17/2014 6:32:00 PM more reviews by Menolikepolos
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Medium Eyes: Blue
About me: NW13-20 (neutral-cool toned, very fair), dark gray- blue eyes, Color season is True Summer, Baumann Skin Type is OSPW/DSPW.
This would score a 2 is used as a lipstick alone. I prefer wearing it as a blush, as it creates this light cool pink dewy glow that is very subtle, except for 1 time when I over applied. I do not like it as much worn as a lipstick. It is too transparent to wear over my naturally pigmented lips and not look "off" or "strange" - at least in person. I prefer the color Pink Lemonade in this line for a pink-nude look, which is a yellow-based pink rather than the extreme cool tones of Cupcake.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Jennlw5 on 1/16/2014 4:04:00 PM more reviews by Jennlw5
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
Gorgeous color, its a frosty pink. I have some transference on my coffee cup, needs some touch ups during the day but all in all a really great product.
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SM824star on 10/19/2013 2:49:00 PM more reviews by SM824star
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Green
Its funny how this is lip a lip balm or butter, because unless i slather on 5 zillion coats of lip balm, it manages to sink itself into every line, crease or and chapped-ness attribute of my lip. ARRGH!! :-X Maybe i just got the unlucky tube, or its just the color, but i hate this. Also, there is not much product. Maybe 1.5 centimeters. WHAT THE? It did smell like cupcakes though, maybe because of the shade... :-) I think i'll give it a second chance with another shade, because my friends love them. The packaging is great though, i love the little quilted pattern and sheer color. And the top of the cap is clear so you dont have to wonder what the color looks like. This was $6.99 at Target, so it took up almost a quarter of my gift card :-(. Not the worst ever, (Loreal, smells like death) but definitely not the best.
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