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Best Auto Repair of Longmont, CO is a full-service import and domestic auto repair by ASE-certified master technicians. We provide the professional, friendly service that you deserve. We are locally owned and operated and offer additional services of towing and courtesy rides for your convenience.
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Kevin smith brought his Volvo in to Best Auto in early August 2009 . he asked for an evaluation and estimate for several concerns. His main concern was that the Volvo over heated on a long trips. We evaluated and repaired the over heating issue. we Gave him an estimate and advise on the rest of the repairs needed. A successful repair. YES! There was body damage to the driver side door. The Volvo rolled backwards as the tech was removing the scanner from inside the car. We apologized and supplied Mr. smith with a paid rent a car and delivered his Volvo to a local body shop for repair. We paid for all repairs and the rent a car. Mr. smith look it over and test drove it for several days and at that time he was completely satisfied with both repairs mechanical and body work. This was august 12 2009In late Dec 2009 I received a call from Kevin he had some concern with the paint. I asked him to bring it by so I could see it. after many canceled appointments by Kevin he finally shoed up i
Awesome Job by TLD - 04/30/2010
Just had two of my vehicles worked on by Best Auto and the guys that work there. My cavalier was in need of brakes in the worst way, I took it to Joe and his techs fixed it right away, the car has never stopped this well from the day I bought it...... My Chevy truck had a coolant leak, someone told me it was a water pump, so I took it to Joe.... They showed me the leak, it was the intake manifold rather than the water pump, they put new gaskets on it and tuned it up for me, now it runs like brand new.... Keep in mind that the truck is an '88 chevy 1/2 ton with a LOT of miles on it...... I would recommend this shop to anyone that needed repairs done..... AWESOME JOB JOE, THANKS......
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I took my car in for a simple engine repair. After talking to Joe and returning the car three times so they could get it fixed right I gave up on Best Auto to fix it. Took it to another Shop and they fixed it. It cost me more money using Best Auto. Don't Trust Joe! Worst repair shop I have been to.
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Today's guest post is written by Pastor Dieter Reda:
Over the last 34 years of pastoral ministry I have conducted hundreds of funerals. That means I have worked with scores of funeral professionals. My ride to the cemetery is usually in the lead car, which normally is driven by the director who is in charge of a particular funeral. Sometimes it is a short ride, but there have been some longer trips also to distant cemeteries or to burials in a rural cemetery way out in the boonies. The conversations have ranged from the polite professional, to swapping stories, to the occasional theological conversation. In any case, when you spend time in close confinement with someone on a repeated basis, you get to know something about their personality and what makes them tick. And then there were two years of hiatus from ministry; time that I needed to heal some personal wounds. In that time I worked first at cemetery sales, and then spent a year in a corporate funeral home. That presented even more opportunity to spend time with funeral directors up close.
The majority of the men and women I worked with are capable and compassionate professionals, who believe strongly in what they do, and sincerely try to help the families they serve. For some however it is just a job, and a very small minority should probably be in a different line of work. But that is true of all professions, including the ministry. Some of the people I worked with, I would trust to look after my family, and in fact one of them did. A very few I would not trust with the burial of my dog. Several have remained my friends to this day.
Many directors struggle with the myths and stereotypical generalizations about their work and their role. . Here are some of the more common myths and my response based on being up close and personal with a number of these professionals.
- Funeral Directors are only in the business for the money. That is partially true for almost anyone who is gainfully employed. Everyone would like fair compensation and many if not most of us think that should be as much as possible. Some of the funeral directors that I was close to revealed their income level to me and frankly I was appalled how little they are paid. I would suggest that it takes a special kind of person with a deep commitment to what they do, to work the long hours that funeral professionals do, which often includes holy days and public holidays on which the general work force is paid not to work. Like doctors, nurses, police, fire fighters, ministers and others, a funeral director often has to work when everybody else is having fun. Some of the others are paid double time for those efforts, but not the funeral director. When a death happens on Christmas Day, we expect someone to be available when we call the funeral home. If you want to be in something "just for the money", the funeral business is not the place to be, unless you happen to own a funeral home. Nowadays many of them are owned by huge corporations, and yes they are very profitable.
- Funeral Directors are opportunists who prey on other peoples' vulnerability. The assumption is that funeral homes take advantage of the fact that you are emotionally distraught as you come to make final arrangements and that therefore they will manipulate you into spending as much money as possible. While there are unscrupulous people in every profession, the truth that I have observed is that most funeral directors prefer that the principal mourner not be alone when it comes to financial decisions such as what casket to purchase. Most encourage that other members of the family, or perhaps even close friends take part, in order to avoid making emotional and unwise decisions. I have known more than one director who has persuaded someone to consider a more affordable option. That is why they also advocate making pre-arrangements at a time when one can carefully consider what is affordable.
- Funeral Directors are aggressive sales people. My experience has shown me that actually very few of them are skilled sales people. Most of them are "order takers" who try and find what it is that the customer wants, and then make that happen. I have seen the "used car salesman" type of funeral director only in the movies. In real life, a mortician couldn't stay in business if he or she had a reputation about such antics.
- Funeral Directors are insensitive Fakes. I actually met one, but only one such professional. It seems that no matter where you saw him, he had weepy eyes that actually could produce tears on demand, and he always spoke in that soft stained glass whisper. We don't expect funeral professionals to pretend to be mourners. I have always appreciated the ones that are respectful in their demeanor, even when the funeral involves rituals that are contrary to a director's beliefs. I don't expect a director to sing the hymns, recite the creed or the prayers, but I would appreciate it if he did not whisper and joke with a colleague during such moments, and yes I have seen that too! When a family is a gravesite, the worst sight for them is to see the funeral staff standing behind the cars laughing and joking during the service, only to put on the soft whisper when they hold open the door to the limousine. That is fake, but according to my observation that is the exception, rather than the rule. Most of those that I have observed are respectfully professional, and others are genuinely compassionate.
- Funeral Directors are Experts about Everything on Death and Dying. To be honest, some of the younger newly licenced directors do come across that way. I had to remind one young colleague that he often served people who were much more educated than he, and know more about psychology, grief, to name just a few things. While more and more funeral directors now have university degrees, here in Ontario the educational requirements are minimal. A High School diploma will get you admitted into the "Funeral Services" program at one of the colleges in Toronto. This involves 1 year (2 semesters) of classes and embalming labs, followed by a 1 year apprenticeship in a licenced funeral home, after which time the provincial licence exam is written. The licence entitles you to embalm, and to sell and make at-need funeral arrangements. It does not however make you an authority on grief counselling, financial and estate planning, medical issues, and many other things that some funeral directors like to pontificate about. Neither does it make you a theologian, although I was surprised by how many former ministers ended up in the death care industry.
I have come to the conclusion that it takes a very special person to pursue this calling. Someone with a unique set of skills to deal with both the living and the dead. My advice: get to know one, preferably before you need to.
Dieter Reda has been an ordained Minister for the past 34 years and served various churches in central and western Canada. Since 2003 he is senior pastor at Mission Baptist Church in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada). His blog of pastoral musings on various issues is at www.dieterreda.com and you can follow him on Twitter @Dieterreda.
A Sailor's Dying Wish
Today's guest post is written by Jennie Haskamp:
After signing my Pop, EM2 Bud Cloud (circa Pearl Harbor) up for hospice care, the consolation prize I'd given him (for agreeing it was OK to die) was a trip to "visit the Navy in San Diego."
I emailed my friend and former Marine sergeant, Mrs. Mandy McCammon, who's currently serving as a Navy Public Affairs Officer, at midnight on 28 May. I asked Mandy if she had enough pull on any of the bases in San Diego to get me access for the day so I could give Bud, who served on USS Dewey (DD-349), a windshield tour.
The next day she sent me an email from the current USS Dewey (DDG 105)'s XO, CDR Mikael Rockstad, inviting us down to the ship two days later.
We linked up with Mandy outside Naval Base San Diego and carpooled to the pier where we were greeted by CMDCM Joe Grgetich and a squad-sized group of Sailors. Bud started to cry before the doors of the van opened. He'd been oohing and pointing at the cyclic rate as we approached the pier, but when we slowed down and Mandy said, "They're all here for you, Bud," he was overwhelmed.
After we were all out of the van directly in front of the Dewey, shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries, Petty Officer Simon introduced himself and said as the ship's Sailor of the Year he had the honor of pushing Bud's wheelchair for the day. Unbeknownst to us, they'd decided to host Budaboard the Dewey, not at the Dewey. And so they carried him aboard. None of us expected him to go aboard the ship. I'd told him we were going down to the base and would have the chance to meet and greet a few of the Sailors from the new Dewey. He was ecstatic. The day before, he asked every few hours if we were "still going down to visit the boys from the Dewey," and "do they know I was on the Dewey, too?"
Once aboard, we were greeted by the CO, CDR Jake Douglas, the XO and a reinforced platoon-sized group of Sailors. To say it was overwhelming is an understatement. These men and women waited in line to introduce themselves to Bud. They shook his hand, asked for photos with him, and swapped stories. It was simply amazing.
They didn't just talk to him, they listened.
Bud's voice was little more than a weak whisper at this point and he'd tell a story and then GMC Eisman or GSCS Whynot would repeat it so all of the Sailors on deck could hear. In the midst of the conversations, Petty Officer Flores broke contact with the group. Bud was telling a story and CMDCM Grgetich was repeating the details when Flores walked back into view holding a huge photo of the original USS Dewey. That moment was priceless. Bud stopped mid-sentence and yelled, "There she is!" They patiently stood there holding the photo while he told them about her armament, described the way it listed after it was hit, and shared other details about the attacks on Pearl Harbor.
Bud finally admitted how tired he was after more than an hour on deck. While they were finishing up goodbyes and taking last minute photographs, GMC Eisman asked if it'd be OK to bring Sailors up to visit Bud in a few months after a Chief's board. I hadn't said it yet because I didn't want it to dampen the spirit of the day, but I quietly explained to GMC Eisman the reason we'd asked for the visit was simple: Bud was dying.
I told him they were welcome to come up any time they wanted, but I suspected Bud had about a month left to live. Almost without hesitation, he asked if the crew could provide the burial honors when the time came. I assured him that'd be an honor we'd welcome.
Leaving the ship was possibly more emotional than boarding.
They piped him ashore. CMDCM Grgetich leaned in and quietly told me how significant that honor was and who it's usually reserved for as we headed towards the gangplank. Hearing "Electrician's Mate Second Class William Bud Cloud, Pearl Harbor Survivor, departing" announced over the 1MC was surreal.
Later that night Bud sat in his recliner, hands full of ship's coins and declared, "I don't care what you do with my power tools; you better promise you'll bury me with these."
He died 13 days later. For 12 of those 13 days he talked about the Dewey, her Sailors and his visit to San Diego. Everyone who came to the house had to hear the story, see the photos, hold the coins, read the plaques.
True to his word, GMC Eisman arranged the details for a full honors burial. The ceremony was simple yet magnificent. And a perfect sendoff for an ornery old guy who never, ever stopped being proud to be a Sailor. After the funeral, the Sailors came back to the house for the reception and spent an hour with the family. This may seem like a small detail, but it's another example of them going above and beyond the call of duty, and it meant more to the family than I can explain.
There are more photos, and I'm sure I missed a detail, or a name. What I didn't miss and will never forget, is how unbelievable the men and women of the USS Dewey were. They opened their ship and their hearts and quite literally made a dream come true for a dying Sailor.
They provided the backdrop for "This is the best day of my life, daughter. I never in my whole life dreamed I'd step foot on the Dewey again or shake the hand of a real life Sailor."
Without question, it's the best example of Semper Fidelis I've ever seen.
Jennie Haskamp is a Marine Corps veteran. Follow Jennie's personal blog HERE. And to read a follow-up to the post you just read, click HERE.
The Exhaustion of Death…
Today's guest post is written by funeral professional and blogger Jeff Harbeson:
I have seen it in the eyes of family upon my arrival for the removal/transfer of their deceased loved one. Exhaustion, sadness, disbelief that death has arrived for the person they cared for and loved. Many of us in the funeral profession have made home removals to see the look and feel the tone of those that have given so much of their lives over the recent past. For the next 48 to 72 hours, these saints must muster even more energy for the funeral activities that will take place.
I have been part of and talked with many that shared their experiences with the exhaustive "death watch" which may last months. In their wonderful mission of making the transition from life to death as comforting as possible, I also know that hospice and senior care workers now must move to their next assignment, exhausted as well.
Similar to bringing a newborn home, caring for a dying loved one uproots routines. Sleep, work, personal time, meals, care visits, laundry, etc. all change. In most cases, babies at some point get settled and find a routine similar to our own, but the transition to death has no routine.
An example and the inspiration of this post is one of our associates lost his father just last night. Several weeks ago we were made aware that hospice care determined that the death of his father was imminent, which meant that as his funeral home family we are on standby to assist and serve. The agonizing weeks, days and hours that followed took an emotional toll on their family. It's interesting that at our funeral home we have been notified by family that life sustaining procedures have been stopped on their loved one, and death may occur at any time. I have personal knowledge of people surviving without life support and living for over a month…incredible testimony to our human design.
For some, plans for the funeral have been made for their deceased loved one. The details of contacting others, dates, times and locations are pretty much all that has not been secured. For others, even more exhaustive days are ahead. Funeral decisions made under the cloud of grief coupled with exhaustion only exasperate what is considered one of life's most stressful events, the funeral of a loved one. On top of this, finances, frayed emotions and unresolved family issues are not unusual during funeral events.
Death is often exhausting…for those that are dying, for family that is tending and caring for the dying, for those that make the transition more comfortable from life to death, and for those that serve the families in their darkest of days. I have witnessed, deal with and ultimately know that I too will personally experience exhausting death of a loved one. My words are from my heart to encourage all of us to continue to have empathy, provide comfort and serve those that are experiencing exhaustive death. At some point, we'll want to be served as we serve.
Jeff Harbeson, Founder & CEO of The Harbeson Group www.theharbesongroup.com brings his innovative development of partnerships, products and services in the funeral industry to The Funeral Commander www.thefuneralcommander.com blog. Jeff's unique experience as a military officer, funeral home developer/owner/partner, funeral industry entrepreneur, and B2B funeral industry product/service provider offers perspectives from his various viewpoints. Working alongside, meeting and collaborating with funeral industry professionals, The Funeral Commander is an excellent platform to profile superlatives, innovation, challenging issues, humor and stories that matter…stories from the heart. Also follow Jeff on twitter: www.twitter.com/harbesongroup
On Keeping Death Always Before Our Eyes
Today's guest post is written by Micha Boyett.
I have this joke with my husband about who he'll be allowed to marry if I die: Heidi Klum, of course. I want him to achieve all his life dreams.
Sometimes we laugh over which of his three brothers I would marry if we lived in Biblical Old Testament days and I was forced to carry on his bloodline (of course I would only get to choose between brothers because I'm making up the rules). I refuse to comment on which one I've chosen. I'll let them arm wrestle for the prize.
The point is, we talk about dying sometimes. And we should. I don't want it to be some taboo topic between the two of us. As a mom of two, it's almost impossible for me to not think about the impermanence of all this life around me. My kids are growing at a rate I cannot believe. My oldest son is somehow almost six years old, and I feel the loss of his babyhood in the deepest parts of me. I have lost his infant-giggle, his chunky body, his cuddles, his toddler mind. Now, he is an almost-graduated Kindergartener with Kindergarten-sized friendship troubles, secrets, and frustrations that I can't completely understand. He's also learning to read and discovering his passion for science and nature. He's developing a conscience of his own, working hard to persuade his parents that our love for eating meat is harmful to the Nature he loves.
In short, this is the story of every human on the planet. We live and grow and, one day, leave the care and nurture of our parents. It's beautiful and it's tragic. For every thing gained, another is lost. This is the work of Time: A Planet Earth whirling in its spot in the universe—day and night, day and night—bringing us to one another and removing us from one another. My son is growing up. I am losing him and gaining him—his real self—which, heartbreakingly for his mother, is separate from me.
As a person of faith, I first discovered the writings of St. Benedict because I was struggling with this notion of Time. I was a new mom, already feeling the simultaneous devastation and joy of motherhood. And I was also an anxious American, with a calendar packed full of stuff I ought to do and was failing to accomplish. When was I supposed to exercise/read/have a spiritual life when my kid was demanding me at all moments? I'd read somewhere that the Benedictine monks believe that there always "enough time in each day" and I wondered what that could possibly mean. (And I hoped they would give me some magic secret to getting control of my wild life.)
As I studied St. Benedict's 6th Century notions of community and prayer, I came to an instruction that has remained with me, these years later. Benedict reminded his monks that they should live in such a way that they, "Keep the reality of death always before [their] eyes."
What does it mean to live that way? Not with some morbid death obsession, but to notice that this moment—here, right now—is a gift? Everything is passing, and that reality is both beautiful and devastating. Somehow, the fact that we are always in the process of losing each other allows us, if we let it, to love more deeply. Recognizing our coming-death teaches us to cling to the life we've been given.
I'm not really sure what it means to live with the reality of death always before me, but I think it has something to do with gratefulness, with awareness. And I think that's where prayer—however we define it—begins: in the place where we pay attention, see the people around us with compassion, and hold both death and life in the same tender hand.
Micha (pronounced "MY-cah") Boyett is a writer, blogger, and sometimes poet. Her first book, Found: A Story Questions, Grace, and Everyday Prayer releases today. A born and raised Texan, Micha lives in San Francisco with her husband, Chris, and their two sons. Find her on Twitter, Facebook, and at michaboyett.com.


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Its done, it's over. The big 2012 Super Bowl Half Time show featuring the one and only Queen of Pop [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Madonna[/lastfm] has come and gone. She's been around since the early 80's and she's still managing to come back for millions to see.
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Madonna is getting closer and closer to releasing her new album MDNA, and the Super Bowl Half Time show was her biggest performance to date. Or so I think… I mean it's in front of at least a 100 million viewers, right?
Madonna performed "Vogue", "Music", an [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]LMFAO[/lastfm] Medley, "Give Me All Your Luvin" with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Nicki Minaj[/lastfm] and [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]M.I.A[/lastfm], and her finale was "Like a Prayer" with [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Cee Lo Green[/lastfm].
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Louisiana congressman Charles Boustany won a fifth term on Saturday by handily defeating his fellow Republican incumbent, Jeff Landry, in a runoff election.
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post #31322 of 595445/13/13 at 7:11amSo I got a 'new' Richard & Richards shirt (size 41) for sale for only $50 shipped (Retail $150). Don't know why it hasn't been sold yet? The collar spread looks great and the material is quality, wished I could keep it but I accidently got the wrong size!
http://www.styleforum.net/t/346885/price-drop-richards-richards-white-blue-pin-stripe-long-sleeve-shirt-size-41-rrp-149/0_50post #31323 of 595445/13/13 at 7:38amhttp://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/1635/20130429/women-find-men-10-day-beard-attractive-masculine-study.htm
Big n beardy here since high school. I've tried going clean shaven before bug unfortunately I'm a bit of a tubby bitch and no facial hair = little fat kid . I don't like when people overestimate my age but the gf likes it and I'd rather look 40 than 14...post #31324 of 595445/13/13 at 1:42pm
I've got a friend who has a five o'clock shadow about 30 minutes after he shaves and by the end of the day it looks like he simply didn't shave in the morning, and he's been like that since he was 13! He used to get into a fair bit of trouble with the prefects at school for being scruffy - he'd actually shave in the school bathroom at lunchtime.post #31325 of 595445/13/13 at 1:50pm- Posts: 1,918
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Haha poor guy - I'm not as bad as your friend, though I may just be delusional.
I grew a hefty beard a few years back over a 4-month period while my girlfriend was away. Mainly men liked it, the odd female, though they all seemed a bit suss. Perhaps times have changed as ovlov's article points out.
I was made to shave in high school in the bathrooms. They give you a disposable BIC razor and you go to town with cold water. I felt like Aslan in Narnia when they cut off his mane. The indignity.post #31326 of 595445/13/13 at 2:24pm- Posts: 4,187
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The joy of testosterone! I have a beard which is getting unruly again, aka the Hemingway look. Plan to trim it down to a fashionable level.
Fashionable is not part of my lexicon. Elegant, debonair yes, fashionable hardly.post #31328 of 595445/13/13 at 3:42pm- Posts: 4,187
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Well, the first DE shave went as well as could be expected - noticeably smoother than the safety razor (but not greatly so), no cuts but a little irritation in parts, The skin food did very well to sooth the irritation and I expect my results will get better as my technique improves, I use a very light touch anyway so it wasn't too big a transition from the safety razor. The main difference was that the DE razor has no lubricating strip but the shaving cream did its job well.
I wasn't sure I'd be used to the shorter handle of the Merkur HD in comparison to the safety razor but it wasn't too much of an issue. The handle has a pretty good heft as well which enables a light touch on the strokes. I pretty much let the weight of the razor do the work.
I'm using Derby Extra blades which are among the least sharp of the lot but makes them very good for anyone just getting into the whole DE shaving thing. Once I get used to the DE shaving technique, I'll try some of the more aggressive blades and see how I go with those,
How many people here do three passes like this guy?
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Romp - I bought a 256 a few weeks ago from a store in the US, without the handle grip, however I emailed Filson and asked if I could buy it separately. I quickly received an email saying that they sell the handle grips for $10 and would post one out to me in Australia, waiving the shipping fees. If you are interested in buying the handle grip, I suggest you do the same!
It is yet to arrive, however the next task will be finding someone who can do a decent job installing it in Melbourne.
PS can anyone recommend an excellent tailor in Melbourne that can do some relatively simple alterations to a pea coat I recently bought?post #31330 of 595445/13/13 at 4:01pm- Henry Carter
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Beardy mcbeard here, had mine for about 3 years now, only shaved off for my wedding. I still need to shave my neck of course and it gets trimmed once a week. Used to use the DE razor but it takes too long for me, 2-3 passes even more. Anyway we've had that debate many times over whats best, I've found a good middle road with a Sensor Excel with only 2 blades.
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That being said, I am a king with the feather. Reason being that I would shave heads to prepare for craniotomy (selective shaving, whole head shaving is discouraged) in my previous job. any cuts were swiftly criticized by my consultants due to infective risk. So, i'm good with the razor but not with shaving my own hair or facial hair for that matter.post #31332 of 595445/13/13 at 4:50pmpost #31333 of 595445/13/13 at 4:54pm- Romp
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Quote:Originally Posted by andrewjamesdean
Romp - I bought a 256 a few weeks ago from a store in the US, without the handle grip, however I emailed Filson and asked if I could buy it separately. I quickly received an email saying that they sell the handle grips for $10 and would post one out to me in Australia, waiving the shipping fees. If you are interested in buying the handle grip, I suggest you do the same!
It is yet to arrive, however the next task will be finding someone who can do a decent job installing it in Melbourne.
PS can anyone recommend an excellent tailor in Melbourne that can do some relatively simple alterations to a pea coat I recently bought?Interesting thanks! I always thought that the handle grip was rivetted or attached somehow? I will investigate thanks
post #31334 of 595445/13/13 at 5:00pmQuote:Originally Posted by AriGold
In my experience Needsupply is the best place to get it. Theres a monthly styleforum 10% code in the affiliate thread and shipping to australia is $17 which isnt bad from the US at all. I havea 257 and a small duffle. These two bags give me:
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4. carrying both for a week long trip.
Couldn't be happier and for the price i used to think they were expensive, but the durability of the bags make them excellent value especially in comparison to other bags!2. Gym bag - how much gear do you get in it? is it the duffle or 257?
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Leipzig Games Convention, August 2008: Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) announced today that SCEE has joined forces with Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE) - developer of groundbreaking online Massive Multiplayer Online (MMOs) games including the wildly popular EverQuest� -- in an arrangement that will bring a whole new dimension to PLAYSTATION�3 (PS3™) gaming.
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email@example.com 5pts well in my opinion I love both cars and I think they are both great but the Cadillac is alot cheaper....for slightly better performance...it's a better bargain. Since both are luxury cars I'm sure either will please.
The Ram's Eye 5pts @BMWisthabest12 it may not be a large gap or a "significant win" if that's what you wanna call it but it is a win and it's a win against the "Ultimate Driving Machine" so it's beating what was the best in class so now there's a new best in class. It is stupid for you to criticize the engine in the V and not realize that the heavier CTS V has better turn in than the lighter "Ultimate Driving Machine". And what's the problem with the CTS V engine? It has more power, it's more efficient with better fuel mileage (despite the V being heavier) and has lower CO2 emissions so it outperforms the M5 engine in every way.
BMWisthabest12 5pts This is not a significant win for General Motors. The numbers of the Cadillac are barely beating the BMW. This was stupid for all of you to just be all happy this Cadillac beat the M5 by seconds and it has lower horsepower and tourqe gee go figure GM would supercharge an engine rather than making natural hp like the M5.
lk11050 5pts To bierman, and all the other dumbass GM fanboys on here: Remove yourselves from the gene pool, preferably in the most painful and agonizing way possible, you morons.
CaymanRS 5pts It does my heart good to see Cadillac bounce BMW out of the park! I love this car! I believe that bankruptcy will ultimately prove to be the saviour of General Motors. This will allow them to come back strong and again be a world power. As for BMW, they are no longer the "Ultimate Driving Machine"; there are several marques that beat them in every class. Audi is now spanking BMW in every class, and is handily outselling BMW in Germany. Audi's market share is steadily increasing while BMW's is decreasing. Two other articles in this same issue substantiate that Audi is indeed on a roll. In the end my preference would be to see Cadillac outsell Audi, BMW and Mercedes in the world market. While I'm on my soapbox, I haven't met/driven a Toyota/Lexus that I didn't DISLIKE intently! They are totally soulless cars, devoid of any character or spirit. And, I have driven every single model! They are cars for "Non-car People"!
-RWC- 5pts Hey DPC, GM couldve easily just thrown the 505-hp 7.0 liiter LS7 into the CTS-V if not the LS9, and with that N/A engine it still wouldve won. If the CTS-V has the LS7 then would still have the same(more or less) performance as the M5 or the supercharged CTS-V.
dpc166 5pts Please, the only reason the CTS-V won is because it's got a bigger motor and a supercharger. Try to do it without the supercharger. That will never happen again because GM ran out of money. GM is like most of the people out there that bought big homes and can't afford the mortgage. I don't see BMW having any issues...and they don't have 8 brands of the same junk. Buy the BMW because the GM will break down much quicker and will be worthless in a few months.
tomemartin 5pts I've a CTS, wish it was a CTS-V. With my really bad experiences with M-3 BMWs I'm sure the CTS-V is a much better car! I cn't believe that anyone would say the Cad is too chromey either inside or out.I just wish my CTS 4 Sport had about 50 more HP.
-RWC- 5pts Well engineering alone is not what makes a great American Classic, just look at a 70 Chevellr or a 67 GT500.
x-plicit 5pts "brush away the glitter and the cts-v would look far richer"......what? biased opinion. 'thze' germans must be writing this
Adam09 5pts -RWC- in response to your coment gm is currently focussing on how well engineered their cars are not how much power and torque they have.
V8PoweredSoul 5pts Cadillac beats BMW??? Charles Van Tune should be turning over in his grave. THIS WINNING IS AS SWEET AS KICKING THE NAZIS COMMUNISTS AND TALIBAN ASS AT THE SAME TIME, I BUY AMERICAN!!!
-RWC- 5pts Now if they threw in the real LS9 and made AWD optional than this would truly be pushing the limits for what is possible! Why couldnt GM have just gone all out and done this!?
JayInAtlanta 5pts You know, all articles about American cars have to come with the obligatory knock on the interiors, but this one is flat out outrageous. I have been in both of these cars, and I can't understand for the world why the article would state that the BMW feels more expensive. My view is exactly the opposite, and it is NOT just because of the shine: the Caddy interior has a very expensive and luxurious feel, whereas the BMW feels far too pared down for its price point.Interestingly, in the article, the testers break out a Lotus Exige S and make a comment about its interior being jail-like. The BMW's interior leans far more towards the Exige than a super-high end car should, whereas the Cadillac is the lap of luxury.
bbkk 5pts You can't even get the IS-F in stick. Toyota/Lexus is way to soft to compete with cars like the M5 and CTS-V
ncguy 5pts The IS-F is a kitty cat in comparison to the CTS-V - besides if I wanted something faster at the Ring I would just buy a Cobalt SS! HAHAHA Kidding :-p
hkhan 5pts I wouldn't take either one...Give me a LEXUS IS-F. It will last longer and im happy with the 416 HP it provides.
saleenlover 5pts The Cadillac CTS-V totally kicks butt. Plus, the Beamer is 20 grand more. The only good cars cadillac has are the CTS-V and the XLR-V. I've been in them at the new york auto show. i also saw a koenigsegg. freakin awesome!
gearsandbeers 5pts I think the Caddy sneaked up on the Bimmer this year. Nice to see GM do well against a vehicle benchmark such as the M5. The drivers seat looks like you are at the helm of the Enterprise Starship... could be a little more simple like BMW.
syj1 5pts I agree with those who are confused about the praise for the M5's interior. Its dull, its dated and it doesn't look special at all. Basically its a standard 5 series interior with a strip of aluminum running across the dash. Also, those gauges look like they belong in the 80s. CTS-Vs interior looks better in every way but I guess they couldnt give the car too much credit.
Adam09 5pts The cts-v could easily beat a c63 in a drag race and it doesnt compete with the cts-v the 010 e63 would give the cts-v a more intense battle in a drag race but i've just noticed one thing the cts-v edge's out the m5 in evry catogory of performance the cts-v handle's brake's in a shorter distance acelerate's faster infact the m5 finally has some competition and not just from the cts-v mercede's has steped up their game with the 010 e63 and jag really has improved allot with their new XFR and audi has gone absoultley mental with their new rs6 I know the best comparsion test evryone want's motortrend to do cts-v vs xfr vs rs6 vs m5 vs e63 amgTheir's no doubt on that being an intense battle.
SeattleBum 5pts Whoever mentioned that 4mph is not a big deal (EuropeanCars) has no idea what they're talking about. Imagine for a second that you're standing still on the side of the road and a car drives past you at 4mph. That's approx how fast the CTS-V would be pulling away from you in your C63....every second. By the end of only a 1/4 mile you'd be 5-7 cars lengths, or more, behind (assuming equally good launches).
Veyron1001 5pts i'm not a huge fan of american cars but i actually prefer the ctsv to the m5. but caddy better watch out, because there's a bavarian storm coming!
ncguy 5pts I just looked at the interior shots of the M5, I agree with some on here.....soooooo boring! The dash layout reminds me a Toyota Avalon (not meaning that in a good way) :-( Hands down the Caddy is much much much better.
red_dog007 5pts That is crazy. I am surprised that the Caddy doesn't perform better in speed. 50hp more, 170ft.lbs more torque and it barely stays in front of the BMW. The BMW is only 200lbs lighter. That BMW sure does put that power down a lot better than the Caddy does. Caddy has a lot of wasted power which sucks.Challenger for example weighs the same, puts down 50ft.lbs more torque, though short 75hp, but to 60mph, torque is more important down low in the first couple of gears and the Challenger is almost a second slower.Caddy though is barely better than the BMW in every way, but when you look at the price tag, you save like $30 grand and get a better warranty on top of that. Plus for $1,000 or less you can get an easy 100 to 150 horsepower more out of that Caddy.Way to go GM!!!
PDC1987 5pts The author's comparisons of the interiors are some of the most ridiculous things I've ever read. The M5's interior looks like that of some cheap rental car compared to the CTS-V cabin. It's beyond blah looking. He just doesn't "get" opulence, which the CTS-V has n spades. Subtlety doesn't have to be boring, but the M5 interior is. Execution is just as important as concept.
Whom 5pts In the Cadillac advertisement at the top of this web-page, the black CTS-V with the HID lights looks absolutely [bold]mean[/bold] head-on. I like the sharp crease look of the CTS. I think I would choose the CTS-V over the M5.The BMW 5 Series are gorgeous cars in my opinion. I like the headlights and taillights. The 5 Series have nice curves.
Jamoke 5pts Hey EuropeanCars, I'm not sure how fast you walk but according to Wikipedia, "An average walking speed is about 6 to 7 km/h (3 to 4 mph)". Now that we have that out of the way, the CTS-V walked away from the M5 ;-)
bigblockman13 5pts I'm a GM guy, but i have a lot of respect for BMW, especially the M5. This was a comparison worth reading.
GeepSpot 5pts Way to go GM! This is one of several great cars GM is turning out that need to be saved. The G8 should not be dropped. Make the G8 the next Impala. I'm sure cops would love to have Impala cruisers with the 361hp V8. The G8 GXP could be turned into an Impala SS. The Pontiac Solstice / Saturn Sky could also be turned into a baby Vette. Let's hope the government doesn't strip down GM and get rid of these awesome cars.
V8PoweredSoul 5pts Finally, MT editors made justice by giving the CTS V-Series the first place in this test. Even though they tried to underestimate and sabotage the Cadillac build quality, there's not doubt for me this American Car has better looks, more power, more sex appeal and better performance than the BMW, not to mention the reliability and lower price. I pick American. Charles Van Tune should be getting mad, his BMW bias days are over, sorry dude!
whit3 5pts I appreciate the victory for the Caddy, but are they seriously implying that the Bimmer is better looking, inside and out? What kind of crack are you guys smoking, and where can I get some?
DoSomeReading 5pts The CTS will be worth 30% of purchase after 3 years, while the M5 will be worth 50%.Did anyone mention that that GM are bankrupt already??? Maybe 30% is generous.
ncguy 5pts EuropeanCars do you dragrace? Do you even know what a Dragstrip is? If that's the case 4 mph is a hell of a lot of difference considering it's only 1320 ft. Let's put it this way - a car 4 mph faster in the 1/4 mile will be pulling away pretty damn bad at the top end of the track!As for your comment - the Caddy does have 100 more hp but also weights an extra 643 more lbs!
JamesM 5pts Good job. What they didn't talk about was just driving around in traffic. You know a normal commute.( Damon and Texiera just went back to back to pull the Yankees within 1). You can put the CTS-V in 2nd and just cruise. Shift it to 3rd and cruise a little faster. BMW's w/ larger engines and sticks have never done it for me. Straight 6 and a stick is great. And what's up w/ the 40' turning radius?
overbored 5pts Yeah, the CTS-V is similar to the M5 in size. Although I'm sure Bimmer fans would rather compare it to the nimbler M3 lol.
EuropeanCars 5pts ncguy "the CTS-V will walk away"??? 4 mph is not really walking away, but when you really think about it the caddy has 100 hp more so that its a bit quicker its not a surprise
lbc2003 5pts So, should GM market a version of this in a brand above Cadillac with the fit and finish to match if not beat the BMW? Imagine what they could do with the extra $30k....
Jamoke 5pts The CTS-V did exactly what Cadillac set out to do: beat it's European competition. It's handsome, fast as shyt and undercuts the competition by almost 30g's, I only wish I could have afforded it! I would drive an M5 any day, however it needs to be mentioned that the interior of the M5 is less than stellar, a bit dated and it doesn't have any sort of "wow" factor at all. If the Caddy's interior is too bling, bling, then the M5's interior is too boring, boring... Excellent job GM!!
bbkk 5pts Congrats to Caddy for the CTS-V, incredible car. I just hope they built in the long-term quality that the last one was surely lacking. Although I'm still looking forward to the next M5 that will hopefully look better with Bangle out of the picture. I miss the look of the E39, and I hope they take design cues from the E39 for the new one.
ncguy 5pts The CTS-V is an awesome awesome awesome car!!!!! You can't buy "NOTHING" that will touch it for the money - period!Europencars I'm not sure what you're smoking or been reading but the C63 is in no way as fast as the CTS-V! Yes it might hang close to 60 mph but after that the CTS-V will walk away! (CTS 117 mph and C63 113 mph in the 1/4 mile) I'm not ditching the C63, I love the car but comparing these cars is definitely not apples to apples.
F_USM.SAE_H 5pts The new M5 is coming out in about a year. We'll see who's laughing then. BUT. In the mean time, the CTS-V is a really nice car and I cannot detract from its abilities. I still love BMW though.
ExoticSuperCarFan 5pts The Caddy's the easy choice. BMWs are ugly, and the CTS-V's Corvette ZR1 power simply spanks the M5's V10.
MuadDib15 5pts Damn, that's the closest numbers comparo I've ever seen.Take 5 for the General. First GTO/G8, then ZR1, then the Cobalt SS, then the Camaro, then this.


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Art of Cool Festival 2015
3 days + 2 outdoor stages + 5 indoor music venues + over 30 world-class performances = 1 EPIC music festival in Durham, NC
Festival Highlights
Free Festival Kick-Off Party complete with live music and a food truck rodeo at Durham Central Park
Free Ultimate Day Party at American Tobacco
Multiple Indoor Venues for the Club Pass Series on Friday and Saturday Nights. These venues are: Motorco Music Hall, Durham Armory, Pinhook, and PSI Theatre.
Two Night Headliner Series @ Diamond View Park featuring Roy Ayers (Friday) and Anthony Hamilton (Saturday)


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Named Person: | Powell Clayton; Ignacio Mariscal; Powell Clayton; Ignacio Mariscal |
Document Type: | Book |
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John T Doyle |
OCLC Number: | 21857912 |
Notes: | Caption title. Signed on p. 8: John T. Doyle, Menlo Park, Cal., December, 1897. |
Description: | 8 pages ; 23 cm |
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