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I've now had my reply to my complaint to be BBC,. It sounds a lot like the one you had, frensclan. I'll try pasting it in here:
"Thanks for recently contacting the BBC. We aim to reply to complaints within 10 working days (around 2 weeks) and do for most of them but cannot for all. The time taken depends on the nature of the complaint, how many others we are dealing with and can also be affected by practical issues, such as whether a production team is available or away on location.This is to let you know that we think it may take us longer but that we will respond as soon as we can. We would therefore ask you not to contact us further in the meantime. This is an automatic email sent from an account which is not monitored so you cannot reply to this address. If it does prove necessary however, please use our webform quoting any case number we provided. We issue public responses to issues which have prompted large numbers of significant complaints on our website at www.bbc.co.uk/complaints along with full details of our complaints procedure and how we consider the issues raised in complaints. In the meantime we'd like to thank you for contacting us with your concerns. We appreciate your patience in awaiting a response."
Mine usually get this eventually (although not yet this year). Once the plants are well established, it doesn't seem to do any harm. I just cut away the badly affected leaves and let the plant carry on. you could spray with some sort of fungicide if you feel the plant is vulnerable, but in my experience the courgettes are not afffected.
If it's the stuff I think it is, you have to use an awful lot of it, as it needs to form a physical barrier right round the plant or plants, which slugs/snails can't or won't cross. Fine grit or gravel would do a similar job (although they're not cheap either). Or crushed eggshells, but you need a lot of that too - each egg ony yields about a teaspoon of crushed shell.
On the plus side, the Slug Stoppa is not unattractive around plants, looking a bit like pale grit. But one packet won't go very far.
I don't think any of us want an argument, it's not that kind of forum, thank goodness. It's just not always clear what kind of solution someone's looking for when they say "organic" or "no chemicals".
The best solution, of course, would be for the bloomin' rain to stop for a few days, as constant dampness is the worst thing for blight. But not much hope of that at the moment.
Washing up liquid is made of chemicals too. In fact, so are tomatoes.
Bordeaux mixture seems to be considered "organic" (although I don't think there'e anything organic about copper, which is a mineral) but it is to be withdrawn from sale to the public soon - next year I think. I used it on my tomatoes at the first signs of blight (at least I think that's what it was) and it does seem to have stopped it progressing.
I'd be interested to hear if anyone has good results with the milk-and-water mixture, as that would be easy, and cheap, and legal.
Yesterday's "Woman's Hour" had a recipe for Mexican tacos that required various fresh herbs. I decided to try it, and was able to pick the required thyme, mint, tarragon and coriander all fresh from the garden. The tacos were absolutely delicious! Oh, and I even substituted our home-grown chard for the spinach in the recipe.
Coriander does tend to run to seed but you can save the seeds and use them as a spice, or sow some for next year.
Well, for what it's worth I have now made an official complaint via the BBC website. The only alternative to this seems to be to enter into a debate with other Points of View Forum members, which is rather missing the point.
I ticked the box saying yes, I'd like a reply, so I will report back here if I get one.
I'll just add my voice to the general grumbling. Gardening, like sport, is topical and needs to be shown at the right time, either live or very close to filming. A topical garden show will deal with the things we want to know now, this week, and will relate to the actual weather we're experiencing this year. Watching old repeats would be as much use as watching last year's Wimbledon.
Cutting out the only gardening show we have for a whole month during the height of summer is totally unreasonable. They set aside whole evenings for darts matches (who ever watches darts?), and hours at a stretch for golf, tennis, and of course football. If these events overrun, they're sacred and everything else gets squeezed out for them.
If there is another reason, the BBC are hiding it. What Monty said was that it was sporting events that had pushed GW out of the schedule. I feel a stiffly-worded complaint to the BBC or Radio Time coming on ...
Yes, I also had the delayed e-mail apology, and that was over a week ago. They can't blame that on bad weather.
I am not convinced that bad weather would delay the production or dispatch of tiny plug plants, which are surely raised under glass. I know it's still a good deal (in theory) but if the plants are not going to arrive in time to be any use in the garden this season, it rather puts me off any future offers by T&M.
We've had lupins in our garden since we moved in almost 8 years ago, and they were probably there long before that. They are still flowering well and look strong and healthy, except when attacked by slugs, knocked over by gales and (the latest) visited by lupin aphids. I'm not aware that they have a short life.I cut the flowering heads back to a new shoot once they've gone to seed, to prolong the flowering period.
I think if they set seed, the new plants will always be purple-flowered, but I may be wrong about that.

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While most horse racing patrons make the trip to the track to witness and wager on the equine athletes, there is another side to the horse racing industry - the backside. In this video, I take in the sights and sounds of Saratoga's Oklahoma training track in the hours just after sunrise. When you watch the video, you'll get a firsthand account of the going-ons at the stables across the street from the famed track. While the finish line (and finding a winner) are the goals in the afternoon, the quiet mornings along shed row are all about the preparations of humans and horses for some future race day. In the afternoon, I provide up close and personal access from the paddock and winner's circle. Enjoy!
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this is the best hand cream for Canadian winters, hands down! the scent is light, not something so obnoxious and in your face. the shea butter-based cream absorbs well into the skin without feeling greasy. and when you wash your hands, they still feel soft! if you like scents, they do have different scents (the limited edition desert rose is a favourite!). i used to use those anti-bacterial lotions from bath and body works and i feel like they don't moisturize my skin at all, i would have to constantly re-apply. but not with this hand cream, a little goes a long way
This is the only hand cream I have ever come across that actually works. (Well, possibly Burt's Bees also would have worked if I would have gotten over the stench but I couldn't bring myself to give that one a proper trial)
It's expensive but I only ever use it if I have really dry hands, which isn't that often. It turns them back around in no time. I have used other hand creams before when your hands feel kind of soft for an hour or so but then you have to reapply to get the same effect. This actually seems to help my hands help themselves, so to speak.
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I've heard rave reviews for a long time about this product, but I'm not sold. I purchased it recently, and do not love it as much as my Aveda hand creme. It's nice, but it's not incredibly moisturizing and doesn't have the greatest smell either, although it does smell nice and clean. Will not repurchase.
This rich cream is excellent for flying. I travel quite a bit and its small size works well in a carry on. It has a light scent that I like (as opposed to many lotions that are strongly perfumed and smell sweet or fruity). It absorbs well and keeps my hands from cracking.
This is my very favorite hand cream ever--I have not been without a tube for the past five years. It is very rich and seems to almost instantly repair the skin on my hands, giving them a smooth, soft look. I'm pretty hard on my hands--washing many times each day, riding my bike in wind and sun without gloves, living in the desert--and this is the best cream I've had for preventing dry, scaly hands. It doesn't sink in right away and is somewhat greasy, but I sort of like that, especially since it does work and doesn't just sit on top of the skin. I personally love the powdery scent, though I don't find that it lingers for more than 30 minutes or so. The packaging isn't my favorite, as the label always seems to come off, leaving a metal tube covered with sticky residue, but it's something I can deal with. Overall, one of my favorite indulgences!
Some products you just have to try because they are cult products. L'Occitane Hand Cream is one of them. The tube is not my style (boring packaging) and the scent is awful, but it does what it's supposed to - help dry hands and for that reason I like it!
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I like this nice scented cream. It is great for very dry hands because it's quite thick and fat, so it take some minutes to sink in, but it's nothing that bothers me. What bothers me is that when I wash my hands in the morning I feel like a little parts of it runs off, as if it does not sink in completely during the night. I often feel that with drugstore hand creams and this one is definitely not a drugstore cream. Another thing thats bothers me is the soft metal tube. It's not good at all because it quickly becomes a hole on it when I press, especially on the part that is almost empty and I want to get out as much product as possible. Anyway, I still like this cream, it makes my hand really soft during the winter but I don't know if I will repurchase it. I prefer Clarins hand cream over this one, right now.
I have been using this for years and have tried many other hand creams including most of the other l'occitane hand creams. I have found that this one provides the most intensive moisture. It is great for even the driest skin. Feels greasy at first but after a minute or so that feeling goes away and you are left with beautiful soft non-greasy hands !
I really wanted to love this-It absorbs quickly, smells wonderful, & to be honest the whole Made in France metal tube thing just seemed fancy. It could be my imagination, but it seemed to me that the more I used this cream the drier my hands got. I'm not sure if it is like vaseline and not actually a moisturizer, but a water trapper. I will continue to use the tube, but I will not purchase another one.
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This is hands down the best rich hand cream I have ever tried and believe me, I have tried a lot of them! Works very well especially when you use it overnight with cosmetic gloves. The texture is amazing for dried hands and the smell is very soft and clean, typical for shea butter products. If you want to use it during the day and you don't like thick creams, this may not be the best choice for you, although it absorbs quickly. I also use it on my feet because it works better than L'Occitane foot cream. I always have one big tube at home and one in travel size in my cosmetic bag and I will definitely repurchase this product over and over.
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Another sample tea from the now defunct puriTea (boo).
I'm not really super excited by most white teas and this is no exception. I'm sure it's fine but I can't seem to find the "sweet spot" that brings forth the promised flavors. I get a bit of nuttiness and something that reminds me of clover but it needs something, it's far too mild & benign for my tastes. I think I will try cold brewing the rest of this.
I purchased a variable temp kettle from Adagio, it just arrived today but I haven't had the chance to use it yet. I also bought a few teas (of course)
I wanted a nice black decaf but maybe I should have read the reviews of this, oh well. It is very brisk and bitter. Not drinkable at all by itself and barely drinkable with soymilk and Splenda. I'll have to find something to mix this with to make it better or maybe I should step it for less time? My advice is to stay away! bleh!
Tea from the December Steepster Select box…
I like green oolongs but I haven't been buying too many because I can't seem to drink them quickly enough. Le sigh
This has an intense floral aroma with nutty and buttery flavors, so nice for a gray and dreary day like we are having today, it's like sunshine in a cup. :)
I might try to gong fu the remainder of this sample at home but it's quite tasty. I may like the aroma a bit better than the flavor though… I doubt I would order this but I've really enjoyed trying it.
thanks to Nicole for this sample tea…
This isn't bad for a bagged tea but is a little astringent and brisk for my taste, which seems to be the nature of the beast when we're talking about teas from Kenya. This was good with soymilk but I am trying to avoid sugar since I got back from the dentist and I have a couple cavities sigh
Thanks again Nicole!
Tea of the morning here. I've had a sample tin of this for a while now and am just getting around to finishing it off. BF and I are talking about going to Oahu so somehow this seems appropriate. :)
See previous notes if interested. Nice and fruity, not bad with soymilk.
Ha! Yeah we are still in the planning phases of this trip and are trying to decide if we want to go there or to Costa Rica but I think Oahu might be winning…
Here's a sample from Della Terra that I opened but evidently never logged…?
Anyway I thought I would brew some up tonight. This is definitely good if you like maple, it smells very wet and maple=y. I think it was a good call to mix this with honeybush. It's definitely really on the sweet side. It's better than I thought it would be, but I don't think I appreciate the flavor of maple enough to really get too enthusiastic about it. Just not for me…
This will have to be my last caffeinated tea for the day or I might have problems sleeping tonight. :-/
This smells great in the bag and also brewed. It can best be described as a fruity chai. There are spicy elements like cardamom, pepper and clove and the orange element here is VERY strong. This might be a tad bit too much spice for me personally, doesn't really remind me of a cookie but more of an orange spice chai. Definitely improved somewhat upon adding milk and sugar. It's good but kind of overpowering for a dessert tea. For example I have an aftertaste of pepper which isn't something I'd associate with a cookie whether it's Christmas or not, he he. Still I am sure I will finish this off happily.
It's been a busy weekend but I'm glad I have the afternoon to do some things around the house and drink more tea ;)
This is the 3rd from the Capital Teas Wellness Collection. I've come to the conclusion recently that my tap water is not the best and needs to be filtered, it really bugged me recently when I saw that my hot water was some strange pink color. So this water has been run through the Brita filter anyway. I'm finding this to be a nice & light green tea but the fruit flavor is a bit more subtle than I had hoped for. Perhaps I will try a bit more leaf next time I make this. It's light and refreshing and I think I need to try cold brewing this and as an iced tea too. Overall very refreshing… I just wish I was picking up more goji.
Part of the Wellness Collection from Capital Teas — I've been looking for a lemongrass ginger tea for a while and this is super tasty. Lots of lemony ginger goodness, I don't taste much peppermint or licorice here but overall this is a really great herbal tisane that doesn't need additions unless you want them. One word that comes to mind is "zippy". Great for an afternoon or evening relaxing cup.


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Annie, Here is the recipe. This is a very easy pastry dough to work with. Rolls out beautifully every time. I tend to use this pastry when I make galettes or open faced tarts. Maple Oatmeal Pastry Source: Anna Olson Dough 2 cups all purpose flour Preheat oven to 350 F. |
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Thank you, AnnT, that sounds like something that would go very well with apples or pears, especially. Annie |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Fri, May 31, 13 at 6:59
Yummmm! I'm going to share this with my mom. She makes berry galettes often in the summer. Thanks Ann! |
I've just copied and pasted the recipe. Thanks, Ann, for sharing. It looks and sounds wonderful. Sally |
Ahhh, this is just what I was looking for! Glad I got to it before it scrolled off ... Smiles, Sooz |
Oh my, you are making me want to do this, me being the person who has never managed rolled pie dough ever in my life.... |
Oooh, I like this one. I was going to try the basic one Ina Garten uses but it didn't really grab me. The oats, sour cream, and maple syrup are just the ticket! |
AnnT, this looked so good I checked your blog to see if you had additional directions for completing the galette i.e. How much fruit filling to use for that amount of pastry and what temp to bake & for how long. If you could give me that information, or direct me to it, I would much appreciate it. |
Alex, I bought some maple syrup this week, just for this pastry. I still have rhubarb in the garden and I'm thinking Rhubarb Galettes. Amck, There is enough dough to make a double crust pie. So you could make two regular size galette or three smaller ones. When I make a galette, I just kind of wing the filling when it comes to the amount needed. A regular fruit pie filling will easily do two galettes. Bake at 350°F, until golden brown. |
Thanks - I'll be giving this a try soon! |
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I love anything oaty so will try this. Thank you. |
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Another killer show in the books by The Stones! Tonight, they rocked Madrid, Spain! While there were no guest stars on stage, they did insert a tour debut, "Like A Rolling Stone," less than 24 hours after Dylan's original handwritten lyrics for the song gathered over $2M at auction! Here's the set list:
ROMA scosso con THE ROLLING STONES FANTASTICHE!!!
The setting was Rome in the 21st century, but it must have been incredible to see the boys in that ancient setting, which required seismologists and "antiquities squads" hired to protect the venue, while allowing maximum rock n' roll at the ancient Circus Maximus! Joined by John Mayer for "Respectable," the band also broke out "Streets Of Love" (with Mick Taylor on stage) for the first time since 2007. Here's the set list:
Wednesday night, the boys set it up in Madrid!!!
The Stones doubled back to Germany from Austria for a show in Dusseldorf, here's the set list, which includes the tour debut of "Worried About You," & a cool fan request:
Then they headed south for a gig in Rome! If you're not doing so already, follow the Facebook/Twitter feeds of Keith, Woody, Bernard Fowler, and Lisa Fischer for cool photos in each city!
After "WOW-ing" Paris, the Stones rolled back across Europe to play Vienna, Austria tonight. Here was the set list:
Back to Germany for a show in Dusseldorf on Thursday night! Achtung, baby!
Friday the 13th took The Stones to Paris, the city of lovers, for a concert under the Honey Full Moon! The band has a long history with France, and this city, where they have recorded many times, they delivered to 75,000 fans. Joe Walsh was among the (in)famous present to see the band deliver this set (Lovin' Paris' fan request, btw):
Tonight's set list is pretty much the same as recent shows, but something tells me that the guys took a British stormtrooper mentality about this gig! Here's what they did tonight:
Fans got "Cloud" as their request, "Waiting On A Friend" made an appearance and a few songs were moved around, but it was otherwise the same, sharply honed set they have been delivering since regrouping in Europe!
Straight ahead: THE STONES IN PARIS!!!
On Sunday, June 1st, Ronnie Woods' birthday, the Stones set it up in Zurich, Switzerland and the set list was almost identical to their Lisbon show:
They included the fan request (Let's Spend The Night Together), and excluded a couple songs they had played in Portgual, and there were no reported special guests.
Good to see them bringing Mick Taylor out for the final encore song! It's on to Tel Aviv for a show on Wednesday, June 4th, the first for the band in Israel. An intertesting note is that the band has pushed back their original 8:30PM start time to 9:15 to accommodate religious attendees who are celebrating Shavuot.
FLASH!!! 4th song on stage at Rock In Rio - Lisbon tonight The Stones broke out "Tumbling Dice" and were joined by Bruce Springsteen for the song! Also guesting was Gary Clark Jr. om "Respectable." The boys also broke out one of my faves, "Live With Me!"
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On to Zurich for a show on Sunday, June 1st!!!
After just over two months on the sideline, following the death of Mick Jagger's lover L'Wren Scott, The Rolling Stones kept a-rollin' last night in Oslo, Norway, kicking off the European leg of their 14 On Fire tour! 23,000 maniacs packed Telenor Arena!
The show featured a different stage set, and a re-arranged set list, with many of the same songs
as in previous shows:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
It's Only Rock n' Roll
All Down The Line
Tumbling Dice
Worried About You
Doom And Gloom
Let's Spend The Night Together
Emotional Rescue
Honky Tonk Women
You Got The Silver
Can't Be Seen
Midnight Rambler
Miss You
Gimme Shelter
Start Me Up
Sympathy For The Devil
Brown Sugar
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Next stop! May 29th in Portugal for "Rock In Rio – Lisbon!" Punch my ticket, I wanna be there!
It's been a while since the shocking death of Jagger's lady, L'Wren Scott, which forced the band to come up from Down Under and reschedule those dates. Mick recently posted on Facebook: "I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way. We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves."
While he is justifiably still shaken and recovering from the tragedy, he and the rest of The Stones soldier on, with rehearsals underway. Ronnie Wood posted up a picture of his axes at a band practice space, "guarded" by his dog on social media.
So, the bad boys are back, and getting ready to re-emerge on the 26th in Norway, and then at Rock In Rio – Lisbon on May 29th!
Of course, a kick in his bits (just kidding) came this past weekend when his granddaughter, Assisi gave birth, making Sir Mick a GREAT-grandfather. Somehow, I always thought Charlie, Bill, or even Keith, would have reached that status before Jagger.
After Lisbon, they hit Zurich, Tel Aviv, the Pinkpop Festival in the Netherlands, Berlin, Paris, Vienna, Dusseldorf, Rome and Milan before playing the TW Classic in Belgium, to round out the month of June!
I'll keep you posted throughout, and of course, I'm keeping an eye on another possible U.S. run after the Aussie shows reset for this Fall.
The Stones stormed Singapore over the weekend, playing a show for just 5,000 fans! Here's the set list:
The band is now in Australia for the Oz kickoff in Perth!!!
As word leaked this week that Keith and his daughter Theodora are collaborating on a children's book about kids and grandparents ("Gus And Me"), based on Keith's story of learning guitar from his grandfather, Theodore "Gus" Dupree, Dad's day job landed him in Shanghai, China for a show. Curiously, none of the songs that local officials asked the band not to play in their set in 2003 there were a part of the set. Here it is:
Shanghai 3/12/14
On to Singapore for a Saturday night show! That date should be as loose as the Chinese dates may have been tight. Crazy city that Singapore!
Over the weekend, The Stones stormed China and rocked the South China Sea with the first of 2 shows in the People's Republic!
Macau 3/9/14Jumpin Jack Flash
You Got Me Rocking
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
Wild Horses
Doom & Gloom
Get Off Of My Cloud (fan choice)
Slipping Away (with Mick Taylor, Keith on lead vocals)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith on lead vocals)
Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
Paint It Black
Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)
Up next: Shanghai on the 12th and Singapore on the 15th!!!
And the Stones say, "Sayonara!" to Japan with Night #3 and here's the set list:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
Ruby Tuesday
Doom and Gloom
Respectable (fan request song)
Slipping Away (with Mick Taylor, Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Before They Make Me Run (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Sympathy for the Devil
You Can't Always Get What You Want
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
China is next with stops in Macau (Sunday 3/9) and Shanghai (Wednesday 3/12)!!! The world's greatest wall meets the world's greatest rock n' roll band!!!
Night #2 (3/4) is in the books in Tokyo!!!
Here's the setlist:
One more night in Tokyo, before they explore "The Rim"!!!
Here's the setlist for 2/26, night #1:
The Rolling Stones' "14 On Fire tour kicked off on February 21st with minimal fanfare, especially for a Stones tour, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, of all places! It was during a radio interview for the opening show that Ronnie Wood intimated that the band might be working on a duets style album, with people they have shared the stage with, as the next album.
Here's the set list from Opening Night:
Slipping Away (with Mick Taylor, Keith Richards on lead vocals
Gimme Shelter (fan request song)
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psb1013 Posts: 92The whole purpose of the FX is for ON-Road dominance: 20" wheels, sports suspension, no low-range gear. The FX is really just a tall-wagon with all-wheel drive. (Even in the FX brochure, there is not one picture of a FX anywhere near dirt!) Even my dealer refuses to call it a SUV. The only Infiniti w/realistic off-road capability right now is the soon-to-be extinct QX4.
fxfan03 Posts: 2I just picked up my new FX35 AWD Premium Package last Friday. I love it! I have never gotten more looks in a car then I do in the FX35. Everyone that I have shown it to loves it. Nothing out there compares to the style and performance!
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fxfan03 Posts: 2I found a bunch of info on the 0-60 times on www.freshalloy.com and all the numbers were in the low 7 seconds.
Here is one of the tests:
I put my G-tech Pro in my FX35 AWD Sport and got the following figures on 3 different runs:
Numbers are 0-60 (sec.), 1/4 mile time (sec.) @ speed (mph)
7.11, 15.55 @ 91.9
7.08, 15.34 @ 93.4
7.18, 15.60 @ 92.0
Pretty consistent numbers. So 0 - 60 averaged about 7.12 sec. ... a little faster than i expected.
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clpurnell Posts: 1,087It is also rumored that the FX35 RWD will challenge a FX45 0-60 and that is why the 35 has not been tested by any mags. They don't want people to just buy the 35 instead as there is more markup in the 45. Also on FA there is an article supposedly from nissan that the rwd will run 6.93 to 60 if so that is dang fast and will blow the doors off of a X5 4.4 or ML500. I wonder when a magazine will have the guts to test the 35 RWD and AWD to get published times. The 45 even if it is close is a very sweet machine and doesn't have to rev like the 35 does so there would still be a market even if the times are close.
psb1013 Posts: 92I highly doubt a FX35 will "challenge" a FX45 0-60. From all indications, the 35 will do 0-60 in the low 7 sec's and 45 will do that in the low 6's. I test drove both models before buying the 45. The 35 does have decent pick-up and from 0-30mph, both cars are about equal; however, above 30mph, the extra thrust and torque of the 45 makes it pull away much stronger. BTW, the BMW X5 4.4i is actually techically faster 0-60 than the FX35. Motor Trend/Car and Driver clocks it at about 6.5-6.7sec. I'm sure if Infiniti offered a manual for the FX, the 35 and 45 will be quite a bit quicker.
hootspa Posts: 11than the FX35 from 0 to 60. That's based on my seat-of-pants back-to-back test drives. Possibly the FX 45 will pull stronger to 100 but it isn't dramatically different. Remember, there is a weight and gas penalty for the V8. Also, I suspect that Z car performance upgrades (soon to hit the market)will be readily adaptible to the FX35 since it is the same engine. I'm sure Infiniti will increase the FX45 torque and HP soon to differentiate the two models.
clpurnell Posts: 1,087The x5 4.6 arrives at those times. The X5 3.0 runs 8.5 The 4.4 rons 7.2-7.5 Edmunds also has test data for these. A RWD FX should be close because it weighs about 300 lbs ligter and only gives up 25 hp. Given it gives up way more torque but the added weight of both the AWD and V8 minimizes that gain. I would bet the rwd is within .5 as stated before. The Murano is within .7 of the 45.
psb1013 Posts: 92Actually it's quite fun to discuss all this performance stuff after all, the FX is really about performance. If we were talking about a Lexus, things would be different. BTW, there is no question about the 45 specs......according to Car and Driver and Automobile mags, it does 0-60 in 6.3 secs. According to Motor Trend (not Edmunds), the BMW X5 4.4 does that in about 6.7 sec(having owned an X5, I can attest to that). From previous posts, fxfan03 timed the FX35 using a G-tech pro from 0-60 in about 7.12 sec. Motor Trend timed the Murano at 7.5 sec 0-60 (not even in the same league as the FX45).
psb1013 Posts: 92Just installed front and rear splash guards on my FX. Looks ok but it would've been better if it was built-in to part of the fender. My dealer wanted to charge me $75 to install it--ridiculous! It was fairly easy--tok about 20 min. But it does require some drilling (contrary to the Infiniti website). Also it costs $59 per pair, not $49 as in their website.
psb1013 Posts: 92The front ones are pretty easy to install although you need to drill a small hole near the bottom of the car. The rear ones can be a pain because the tires are in the way. If you don't want to remove the rear tires, you have to get a offset drill or an attachment which allows you to drill at a right angle (can get it at your local hardware store for about $20). You need to drill 3 small holes inside the fender to install the rear splash guards. Overall, it wasn't too bad....definately better than getting ripped-off at the dealer.
dcroz Posts: 4I am taking a minute to say thank you for all the great information that I have been getting on the FX. I couldn't wait to get back from temporary duty overseas to take one for a spin.
The vehicle was outstanding, and I didn't think the vehicle's ride was too harsh at all. I felt like I should be driving it like a sports car. The sound of the FX 35 exhaust was really nice.
In the end though, it didn't have enough rear seat legroom and the hatch area was REALLY small. We went down the street to the Lexus dealer and when my wife saw the new RX330, that was it! Since the ride was for her, I agreed.
We ended up with a 330 with the performance package and my wife could not be more pleased. The ride was a whole lot more luxurious and it had more room in the back.
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psb1013 Posts: 92Your's is a perfect example of car makers "designing for the sexes." The RX has always been marketed and designed to appeal to women (soft ride, cute styling, practicality) and something like the FX seems designed to appeal primarily to men (big engine, big sound, big tires, hard ride, etc).
bpraxis Posts: 292Hello everyone and thankyou very much for the information regarding Grubbs Infiniti in Texas. Their inventory is very impressive and they are advertising a FX now for $29,999. It must be a demo but they seem to be very liberal with discounting.
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clpurnell Posts: 1,087Is even more impressive to deal with. I intially contacted the General manager through another forum. I gave him the vin# of a car he had in inventory. He confirmed that it was still available and gave me a price of $434 over invoice. I also had a trade which i gave him a detailed description of. He put a price on it sight unseen. The next morning with this deal in hand I went to SW Infiniti in Houston which is my local dealer at 11 am. I asked them to come within 1k of this deal and they couldn't/wouldn't. Went back home and e-mailed that we had a deal. dowloaded credit app and faxed it over. Got approval for my lease and a quote based on numbers previously discussed in less than 1/2 hour. Said prep it and I'm coming to get it. Hit the road at 2pm made it to grubbs around 6:30pm everything was as discussed signed papers and was out of there within 45 minutes on a saturday. Stayed a night with a friend and drove back in my new FX the next day. These guys are the real deal, by far the easiest and best car buying experience I have ever had. You won't go wrong with these guys. If you want names of salesman and GM please e-mail me and I will be happy to oblige.
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alphamale Posts: 15Can't agree with the Battle of the Sexes view of the FX/RX. Don't see ANY women in the new RX ads. And the RX330's styling is pretty edgy. I think Lexus just wants to make a Super Luxury car with the shape of a SUV.
Obviosly the FX is more primal in it's aspirations, and more desperate to make an impact! It seems like it is built with wealthy men in mind (vs the X5).
I find the FX ads are more canted toward women than the Lexus RX ads!! Very....... romantic? -
JBaumgart Posts: 890Your FX should not have any problem towing a small boat, assuming it doesn't weigh close to its rated capacity of 3500 lbs. My 17 1/2 foot fishing boat with 115 HP outboard (a 4 stroke that weighs 425 lbs) weighs considerably less at about 1800 lbs loaded, and I am expecting no problems. My previous car (Audi allroad) did just fine, and the FX is pretty similar as far as rated capacity (the Audi's is 3300 lbs). Anyway I'll find out this weekend as I'm leaving Thursday for a 300 mile roundtrip golf and fishing weekend. The hitch was installed Tuesday and I'm picking it up at noon on Wednesday, and I'll report back here next week.
P.S. The fact that you have a RWD FX should not make any difference for towing. If it was FWD (like a basic RX300) then it could be an issue. Also, just FYI, my dealer has already installed several of the hitches (which just became available) on other FX's, and he says the labor is taking about 3 hours to put them on, so he's raising the charge to $790 which includes the hitch, the wiring harness and the labor. Originally he was charging $590, then $690 and now $790. Glad I negotiated a charge of $500 when I bought the vehicle!


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Tee Type: Rubber
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Foliage: Woodsy
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Very challenging and scenic course. True Kentucky woods and hills. Many elevation changes and some unique cliff/boulders holes and baskets. Also, a few water holes. Play this course and your losing some plastic :), however the wife and I found 3 cool discs when we played it :) Very nice land for sure. Highly recommended. Bring your camera with ya. Have Fun!
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Cheap rooms, good water pressure and fast wi-fi are the only good things of this guesthouse. Reception was very noisy (tv shouting out loud until midnight). Our room window was facing concrete wall of the opposite building 20cm away, fan was filthy and loud and sheets had staines and hole.
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Charlie Sheen Making The Largest Donation In History To Troops
Description:Charlie Sheen is making history with his money, and its actually not for partying or drugs, but for a good cause. This really is a whole new Charlie we are seeing. Charlie has pledged to give at least one million dollars to the U.S.O making it the largest single contribution the USO has ever received from an individual. Charlie announced that he will donate one percent of the profits from his Anger Management earnings with a minimum of one 1 million and an unlimited cap. (1:03)
Source: Hollyscoop
Tags: entertainment news , hollyscoop , Charlie Sheen , charlie sheen anger management


text: I said precisely what I wrote in my post on the last page. I need to answer him about the chorus role by Monday. Right now I am just crying it out, sleeping it off and trying to avoid eating badly over this while I wait for my better nature to kick in. In a few days, I should begin to accept the new situation and maybe even get excited about the show again.