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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired high-speed Internet access.
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The two sides have until the end of the year to negotiate a budget-cutting deal to prevent middle class tax cuts from expiring and massive across-the-board budget cuts from taking effect. Democrats have largely favored raising taxes on wealthy Americans, while Republicans insist the solution comes in cutting federal spending.
On Sunday, GOP Sen. Bob Corker conceded that wealthy Americans should pay more in taxes, but that the increase should come by closing loopholes rather than raising tax rates. The Tennessee Republican said cuts to entitlement spending would also need to be on the table for Republicans to agree to a deal.
On Friday, President Barack Obama repeated his demand that tax rates on incomes over $250,000 should be allowed to increase, putting him at odds with members of the GOP leadership, including House Speaker John Boehner, who has maintained a hard-line opposition to any tax rate increase, but who says he's open to revenue-boosting changes to the tax code.
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Retiring Sen. Kent Conrad, D-North Dakota, agreed that the groundwork for a deal was in place.
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Obama and Boehner are positioned as the lead negotiators in the fiscal cliff showdown. On Friday, the president invited congressional leaders from both parties to the White House this week to launch talks on finding a solution to the looming tax increases and budget cuts.
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October 28th, 2012, 11:42 PM #1
Who we thought were Gods could be Ancient Aliens...Compelling Stuff!
Hello All, I've recently read Chariots of the Gods by Erich Von Daniken (?spelling may be off) and I must say it had me thinking. I've always thought that human history was a bit off. Everytime I read or watched something about ancient civilizations and ancient sites like Puma Punku or the Nasca Lines and how/why they built these sites makes me 100% sure that we are missing a lot of the truth of our past. Mainstream views and what I see w/my own eyes do not mesh.
Any thoughts on this?
October 29th, 2012, 08:20 AM #2
Bit of a wide question, but you may also enjoy 'Heavens Mirror'. Be careful though, there's some wacky ideas out there.
October 29th, 2012, 01:47 PM #3
While I find the idea of ancient astronauts to seductive and compelling, and would be really cool if it were true, I just don't think it is the case. But I would reagerly change my opinion if there was some difinitive proof.
October 29th, 2012, 02:01 PM #4
I have to guiltily admit that I enjoy the tv show. It is too much fun. I am sure 95% of the evidence can be easily dismissed but there are always those few tantalizing things that are not quite so clear.
October 30th, 2012, 06:27 AM #5
It's startling and depressing to hear the name von Däniken again, when he has already been so comprehensively dismissed. His books and theories have long since been consigned to the garbage dump, and deservedly so. Why demean the achievements of our ancestors in this way? Humans have done amazing things, and to assign those achievements to supernatural or extraterrestrial agents is horrible.
October 30th, 2012, 06:36 AM #6
October 30th, 2012, 08:41 AM #7
Von Daniken has himself admitted that parts of his books that described his eye witness accounts of 'Cave this..' or "Ancient document...' that were made up. Oh he of course made some excuse that he had it from a first hand source but made it sound as if he saw it himself as a 'dramatic moment'. Other people would call that lying. He was working as a night clerk at a hotel when he wrote his first book, not exactly a springboard for archeological research or making world wide contacts with a variety of obscure local experts in far flung countries.
Simply put his handwaving explanations, lying, and outright illogical conclusions should eliminate his work from ever being considered anything but light entertainment, and even that is giving too much credence to it.
October 31st, 2012, 01:17 PM #8
There was an entire tv series dedicated to this idea called "Ancient Aliens" and there is a stack of books by a man called Zecharia Sitchin called The Earth Chronicles all about the same subject involving ancient Sumerian culture, the "Annunaki" and "Nibiru". The idea is basically what Von Daniken wrote in CHariots of the Gods and evidence is offered in alternative translations of Sumerian cuneiform etc
November 1st, 2012, 10:40 AM #9
This entire 'Chariots of the Gods' scenario is completly made up and there is no evidence to support it. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and we don't have any. I agree that sometimes crackpots and their crackpot ideas can turn out to be true (Plate Techtonics or the Impact that killed the dinosaurs) but the vast majority are just that, crackpots.
November 1st, 2012, 11:12 AM #10
It's not 'door to heaven' it's 'stargate'.
"Who the hell translated this anyway?"
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November 2nd, 2012, 02:06 AM #11
I'd like to add my two cents in regards to poo pooing this idea: it's also thinly veiled racism (and probably started out overtly so in the 19th century) suggesting that Africans, Native Americans and South Americans couldn't possibly have built those things: it must have been White people from space who needed... Gold :-$
That said, it's entertaining if you know that it's fiction but annoying that people let themselves get duped by people who just wanted to get rich. It's wrapped in this whole notion that somehow 'official/mainstream sources' are conspiring and lying when they have so much to lose by doing so but some random dude who can make money off of big lies and has nothing to lose by doing so is somehow more reliable.
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Caramel Shrimp (Vietnamese Tom Rim)
When it comes to one ingredient that I consume more than anything else in the world, it has to be shrimp. I love shrimp and I can eat it every day and for every meal. I am addicted to it.
When I had caramel shrimp at Cat Restaurant in Little Saigon a few weeks ago, I fell head over heals in love with it. It was one of the most delicious shrimp dishes ever and the taste was rich and intense—sweet, salty, savory, and extremely umami. I came home and did some research on my cookbooks and the internet for the recipe but I was undecided. And then David of Houston Wok came to my rescue and shared his Vietnamese caramel shrimp or tom rim recipe with me.
I made it for my good friend Show Shanti (check out her beautiful blog and awesome photography about learning authentic Chinese cooking from real Chinese families in China, a MUST-READ) and we all thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Hello, hello! =)
Your tom rim looks yummy! How I make this dish is slightly different than yours. I usually make the caramel and keep it in the fridge for whenever I need to use it, it's there. I add a little salt, some sugar, some garlic, some mushroom powder instead of msg, and red chili pepper for some spiciness. All these ingredients can be used on chicken as well, for ga ru ti.
Have a great evening!
How delightfully easy! Since I have allergies to shrimp, maybe I can use the caramel sauce for fish!
Sounds yummy, but I agree, some chilies would be nice.
So happy I could be a part of this scrumptious Shrimp adventure. My favorite part were the heads filled with fatty goodness that went so well like butter, with the sweet and black-peppery sauce. So easy! A must try at home!
Mmmmm, I think Shanti's comment about the heads made me even more hungry for these shrimp! YUM!!
..that bowl of shrimp is just looking very good… will try the recipe myself… yummy…
They do look mouth-watering!
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My bro & I go nuts for shrimps just like you do! Look yummy!!
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looks yummy. I must try. Can I use honey to replace sugar?
Those are the cutest, most delicious shrimp i ever seen. Can i adopt one? :)
Can I use olive oil instead of canola?
oh my…i'm in love. i could eat this every night of the week.
This is my first day to enjoy your blog and finding madeleines and shrimp recipes made my day perfect. The photography is terrific and makes my mouth water for everything I see. I can't wait to try these recipes. I have one request do you have a special "garlic Shrimp" recipe in a brown sauce. In most Asian restaurants I go to feature this dish and it's my #1 choice from the menu. I would like to try making it at home.
Guess what I'm making tonight?!
what do you mean by soup spoon? Are you refering to the chinese soup spoon because I tried to make this dish and the sugar stayed separated from the oil. The sugar caramelized on it's own and as soon as there was not heat, it hardened. What's the sauce supposed to look like?
exact same thing happened to my sugar oil sauce… forget about putting it in d fridge for future caramel sauce.. d sugar hardened like a rock with oil on top of it.. right?
i just tried this recipe now and it thus hardened the caramelized sugar. :(
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Made the 2nd recipe. Was never any good at making candy, so I was afraid of the caramel sauce preparation, but it was easy. As described, adding the water hardened up the sugar and crackled and popped, but eventually it dissolved into the water. I also wasn't sure if it needed to stay warm as I prepared the rest of the recipe. It doesn't.
Just wondering – only 1 tsp of the caramel sauce goes in the recipe, after making the sauce with 2 tbsp sugar and 2 tbsp water? I only did the 1 tsp, and now feel like it could have used more.
Also, if I were going to do it again, I think I'd drop the shrimp in there maybe 3 minutes before the end, and if not serving all of it immediately, get the remainder out of the wok quickly! I had a bunch of large fresh shrimp that ended up pretty rubbery. Oh well…


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Sunday, December 23, 2012
The Steve Miller Band has announced a handful of 2013 dates. Miller and the band will play their first North American show of the year on February 13th in Clearwater, Florida, and as of now, will wrap things up on September 27th in Catoosa, Oklahoma. Miller has three more dates on the books for this year; he plays Windsor, Ontario on December 28th and wraps things up for 2012 over two nights -- December 30th and 31st -- in Port Chester, New York.
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My son, who has type 1 diabetes, recently mentioned that his insulin needs are higher in the winter. Do you find that your blood sugar levels and A1C are a little higher in the colder months? If you do, it might not be the colder weather itself that's responsible. Colder months provide a couple big potential pitfalls for diabetes management.
For example, from November to February, colder months in many places, there are several holidays that typically surround you with tempting foods, generally high in calories and carbohydrates. And if you live in northern climates, you're also dealing with extended winters that can discourage you from getting enough exercise.
Add together holiday foods and decreased activity and what do you get? Often times, you get weight gain and a decreased metabolism.
Here are some simple ways to enjoy colder weather without risking your health.
Test your blood sugar regularly to help you catch high or low blood sugar levels and keep your sugar levels under control.
Increase physical activity, even just a little activity such as a short walk a day. If it's too cold for that, be active in the comfort of your own living room with activities such as walking or jumping in place with an exercise DVD or exercise games on the Nintendo Wii or Xbox Kinect. I like to take an extra walk around a department store in winter months. Physical activity helps your blood sugar levels in several ways:
Be mindful of what you eat — people tend to eat more during the winter months because of holidays, less daylight or shorter days and boredom. I find that I do best if I generally eat healthy meals and snacks and watch portion sizes.
Stay healthy — illness makes diabetes harder to control.
Seek counseling if you're feeling low, sluggish or sad. Don't be afraid to seek help! Winter months leave many people feeling blue. The stress of the holidays, finances, unpleasant cold weather and lack of sunlight can all contribute to depression. Being active and eating healthy foods also can help.
Stay hydrated — it can be a dry time of year, whether you're outside in the cold weather or inside with a heater. Drink plenty of fluids, and apply lotions to avoid dry skin.
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Good advice it helps me and my family since we are all diabetic,
I live in Australia and have type 1Diabetes. I need less insulin during the really hot weather around Christmas time. For some reason the heat seems to affect my sugar levels.
I get both the flu and pneu, shot as reccommended by my primary care doctor. I struggle during all four seasons to ward off symptoms of colds that people who dont have diabetes seem unaffected by. I am allergic to handsanitizer, and have senitive skin, This year alone I have already been admitted to the hospital twice, and been on antibiotics three separate times...As a child, even before my diagnosis at age 29 ( my diabetes didnt show up until after the birth of my two chilren!)...I had problems with my lungs and asthma, I am a strep carrier..any thoughts to help me, so I can enjoy more seasons would certainlly be welcome?
If you have concerns about starting insulin, you need to have a heart to heart conversation with your attending physician. During pregnancy, high blood glucoses can adversely affect the baby. Insulin does not cross the placenta barrier and is used in pregnancy to control blood glucoses.
you are right i notice increase my sugar during cold weather .so i will follow your advice .
thank you
My friend is borderline diabetes and he has been complaining of headaches and flu like symptoms and he and family had shots for. The cold weather where he lives seems to affect him more lately since where he lives does not get these cold temperatures. Should I suggest to him to check his sugar count more this time of year?
For me I have looks like to mid calf both legs where socks usually are but I don't where that tight a sock where the special for diabetic/ciriculation, more comfortable than regular socks. I find the cold too much when it goes over -25C, my finger tips freeze and hands. Cannot seem to find right gloves. I see what others wearing and buy a pair.
Also I am waiting to be called to get some teeth out, but have not had any call and over 6 months now.They did not ask me if I had ciirculation or diabetes borderline. Last time I had some teeth out was when I was in high school and they ran blood tests before I had wisdom teeth taken out. They did not do that here, and still waiting. Can abcess in tooth affect diabetic borderline? Cause if they don't get down to business of getting abcess etc out it will make me really sick, right?
My daughter is 29 years and has had Diabetes Insipidus since she was 2 years old. She controls it with DDAVP nasal spray and pills. She is now 6 months pregnant and has high blood sugar. The drs do not understand DI and want to start her on insulin. What are the risks of being on DDAVP AND INSULIN? She feels very uncomfortable adding more meds to her system. Also does DDAVP cause high blood sugar since it slows the kidney function? Does anyone at the Mayo Clinic understand DI?
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Elton John has postponed his summer tour after being diagnosed with an abscess of the appendix, according to the Vintage Vinyl News. His spokesman said in a statement "Following a number of exploratory scans and blood tests with his medical team in the UK, a diagnosis of appendix abscess surrounding retrocaecal appendicitis has been confirmed. Sir Elton is currently undergoing a course of intensive antibiotics and is expected to undergo surgery in the UK in the coming weeks, once doctors can be confident they have sufficiently reduced toxins within the inflamed appendicitis site."
The statement went on to say: "Elton is incredibly disappointed to postpone these tour dates. To know that he made such super-human efforts and continued to perform to thousands through his illness only confirms his dedication to his European fans. He is eager to be back on top form and return to play the remaining shows starting in early September 2013."
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What is Necrotizing Fasciitis?
Necrotizing Fasciitis is more commonly called the "Flesh-eating Disease." The disease got its name because it destroys human tissue at a rate of almost 3 centimeters per hour. In some cases death occurs within 18 hours. When the bacteria invade the layers of tissue that surround muscle, called the fascia, it is called "necrotizing faciitis."
What Causes Necrotizing Fasciitis?
Group A Strep (GAS), the bacteria that causes Strep Throat, impetigo and Scarlet Fever also causes most cases of necrotizing fasciiitis. Scientists do not know why the bacteria occasionally acts in such a destructive way, but have found that the strains that cause necrotizing fasciitis produce enzymes that destroy tissue directly as well as cause the body's immune system to destroy its own tissue while fighting the bacteria.
Where Does the Bacteria Come From?
Group A Strep (GAS) is often found in the nose, throat and skin of healthy people. It is passed from person to person through respiratory droplets produced when people carrying the bacteria cough or sneeze. Other people become carriers of the bacteria when they have contact with objects contaminated by these droplets.
The bacteria enter the body through an opening in the skin. It can enter through a very minor opening such as a paper cut, staple puncture or a pinprick. In rare cases there appears to be no identifiable point of entry.
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Early symptoms (usually within 24 hours) include redness and severe pain at the site of the skin injury (cut) or in the same region or limb of the body. These symptoms may be accompanied by flu-like symptoms, such as fever, nausea, dizziness, weakness and fatigue.
An important clue to this disease is very severe pain that is out of proportion to what you would normally expect from that type of injury.
Advanced symptoms (usually within 3-4 days) include swelling of the body part that is experiencing pain, a purplish rash and large dark marks that become blisters filled with black necrotic fluid.
Death occurs in 20 percent of all cases.
How is it treated? Antibiotics are an important part of the treatment of necrotizing fasciitis but surgery is usually required. Necrotizing fasciitis cuts off the blood supply needed to carry the antibiotics to the infected site in order to work. Surgery is required to remove the necrotic tissue and prevent further spread of the infection.
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Your chance of getting necrotizing fasciitis is very low. There were approximately 800 cases in the United States in 1998 compared to several million cases of Strep throat and impetigo. Although healthy people get necrotizing fasciitis, people with chronic illnesses like cancer, diabetes or kidney disease and users of drugs such as steroids have a higher risk.


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The Gladiators will give away a Bernie Kosar T-shirt to the first 5,000 fans at their home finale on July 20.
The Indians kicked off a 10-game homestand last Friday by welcoming the Tigers to town for an AL Central showdown.
There were dollar dogs and postgame fireworks, and the game drew 40,167 fans — the Tribe's first non-home-opener sellout since July 4, 2011.
a 7-0 loss in which Justin Masterson made bad jokes about shaving his beard
, the Indians drew 28,054 for a Saturday loss to the Tigers.
The three games since — a win over Detroit on Sunday, a loss to the Tigers on Monday and Tuesday's shutout of the Blue Jays — drew a combined 57,783 fans to Progressive Field. The average attendance for the three games — 19,261 — mirrors the Indians' season norm of 18,995,
which ranks 27th in Major League Baseball
Indians president Mark Shapiro doesn't believe it's a case of the fans not buying in after back-to-back campaigns (2012 and 2011) in which the Tribe collapsed in the second half of the season.
Ownership spent $117 million on free agency in the offseason, and
the Indians' local television ratings are among the best in the game
Shapiro instead views the numbers as a market correction of sorts.
True, the Indians' attendance is among the worst in baseball, but it has been that way for 10 years.
Gone are the days of sellout after sellout at then-Jacobs Field. Gone, too, are the days in which the Indians averaged 39,694 fans per game in 2001.
"If you look at our market size, I'm not sure I'd characterize this as the fans not buying in," Shapiro said in a phone conversation Tuesday. "I think if you look at the range of 2003, 2004, as the ballpark settled into the maturation, the market settled into the Browns coming back to town, and the town settled into some
500 companies leaving … I don't think it's accurate to say the fans haven't bought in."
If you look at
the year-by-year attendance history
that is available on ESPN.com, you'll see Shapiro's timeline is accurate.
In 2001, the Tribe ranked fourth in MLB in attendance. In 2002, the Indians dropped to 12th with a norm of 32,307.
In the 11 seasons since (counting 2013), the Indians have ranked 24th, 25th, 24th, 25th, 21st, 22nd, 25th, 30th, 24th, 29th and 27th in attendance.
This season's average of 18,995 is down 802 per game from last year, but by the time the summer months conclude, it's a safe assumption that the Tribe should exceed the 20,000 per-game mark in attendance.
Aside from the fact that more fans would rather watch a game at home on TV than attend an event in person — a trend that is affecting all of professional sports — a troubling aspect for the Indians has to be their inability to generate big gate numbers for non-Friday games.
The Tribe's last five Friday night home games — contests that come with the coveted dollar dog and fireworks combination — have drawn 161,318 fans, an average of 32,264 per contest. That five-game total represents 19.7% of the Indians' total attendance — for 43 dates at Progressive Field.
Shapiro is right in saying the times have changed.
The Indians also know that consistent winning — and warm weather — will bring many of the fans back.
The only seasons since 2003 in which the Indians have averaged more than 25,000 fans per game were 2007 — their only postseason trip in that span — and 2008, when the team was still riding the momentum of getting within a win of the '07 World Series.
The good news is there are five Friday night home games remaining.
More importantly, the Indians are within 2½ games of first place.
The latter position is the biggest factor that will play in the Tribe's favor in August and September.
Looking at the attendance numbers since 2003, it's the Indians' only guarantee for any type of success at the gate.
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At 3-12, the Cleveland Gladiators are tied with the Pittsburgh Power
for the worst record in the Arena Football League
The Glads have one home game remaining — July 20 against Orlando — and what better way to bring in the fans than a Bernie Kosar giveaway?
The 7 p.m. game against the Predators next weekend is Fan Appreciation Night, and the first 5,000 at Quicken Loans Arena will receive a Kosar T-shirt.
Kosar, a special adviser to the Gladiators, worked with the team on the design of the shirt, which has "BERNIE BERNIE" just below the chest, and "HOW YOU CAN THROW!" under the former quarterback's name.
The illustration of Kosar on the Gladiators' T-shirt is similar to
this classic
Sports Illustrated
from 1984, which featured Kosar as a member of the Miami Hurricanes and a young Dolphins QB named Dan Marino.
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The Audi Q5 is a premium crossover that rivals the BMW X3 and sits below the larger Q7 in the range
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The Audi Q5 sits between the Q3 and Q7 SUVs in the Audi range, and provides sharp competition for the likes of the BMW X3, Range Rover Evoque and Volvo XC60.
Some may find its shape a little dull, and the Audi Q5 lines do resemble those of a shrunken Q7. But in 2012 a facelift added sleek new LED headlights to the Audi Q5 S line model, as well as an upright single frame grille and gloss black inserts to sharpen the Q5's looks.
Inside, the build quality of the Audi Q5 is great while roomy seats make it very comfortable indeed. There's an optional sliding rear bench that provides an extra bit of space in the boot or legroom should you need it.
The Audi Q5 comes in three main specifications, entry-level SE, S line and S line Plus. Overall, the Audi Q5 engine range is impressive, and the 2.0-litre TDI diesel is definitely the star of the show, offering performance and economy at a reasonable price.
Our choice: Q5 2.0 TDI SE
The Audi Q5 does look a bit like a scaled down version of the Q7. It's characterised by a big grille flanked with glitzy daytime running lights surrounding the headlamp units (these are optional on all but top-spec S line models).
Entry-level Audi Q5 SE models get 18-inch alloy wheels as standard, while S line and S line Plus come with even larger alloy wheels and more aggressive bumpers and arches.
Interior build quality of the Audi Q5 is great, with plenty of high-quality materials and a sleek, stylish design.
It's still not as stylish as the latest Audi A6, but the 2012 facelift did bring in new gloss dash inserts, chrome trim plus tweaks to the steering wheel stalks and instruments.
One thing you'll notice with the Audi Q5 is that the ride is a little bit firm, but well-judged damping does ensure that it handles bumps without major problems.
The 2.0-litre and 3.0-litre TDI engines both offer great performance, and the latter benefits from Audi's seven-speed S tronic automatic transmission. A new version of the 2.0-litre TDI will arrive next year, replacing the current 175bhp version, and increase power to 187bhp as well as being quieter and more refined.
There's also a clever 2.0-litre TFSI petrol which offers impressive pace but your wallet will definitely feel lighter than if you opted for the 2.0-litre diesel. For serious performance there's a 3.0-litre supercharged V6 which comes in the SQ5 where it develops 349bhp and 470Nm of torque.
The Audi Q5 isn't really suitable for extreme off-road adventures, but it'll be fine for some light off-roading, thanks to features such as hill descent control and traction control for slippery conditions.
If you find the Audi Q5's ride to be a little bit too firm, then you can always opt for the Drive Select system which will allow you to alter the suspension set-up for performance or comfort.
Audi is renowned for excellent build quality and this was reflected in our 2013 customer satisfaction survey, where the brand finished in 10th place overall (climbing 5 places from the previous year's survey).
The Audi Q5 itself received the full five-star rating in the Euro NCAP crash safety tests. It received a score of 92 per cent for adult occupant protection and 84 per cent for child protection partly thanks to stability control and six airbags fitted as standard.
There's also a selection of three, four, or five-year warranties to give you further peace of mind.
The Audi Q5 offers 540 litres of boot space, which expands to 1,560 litres with the rear seats folded. This is more than you'd get with the Volvo XC60 but just behind the BMW X3. It's a massive shame that the sharp angle of the rear windscreen means loading bulky items can be a bit of a pain.
There is the option of a sliding rear bench, though, which further boosts practicality by moving back and forth 100mm each way. In the front, there's plenty of storage areas and cubby holes, and for a bit more cash you can even opt for a cup holder that chills cold drinks and heats up hot ones.
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We'd definitely opt for a 2.0-litre TDI diesel model as they're powerful enough and the cheapest Audi Q5s to buy and run. The entry level 148bhp version returns 47.9mpg in fuel economy and emits 154g/km of CO2. The new 187bhp 2.0-litre TDI engine due the middle of next year, is set to be even more appealing. It has more power, but lower CO2 at 149g/km and fuel economy of 49mpg. The 3.0-litre TDI diesel engine, meanwhile, manages 44.1mpg and emits 169g/km of CO2.
On the other hand, the most expensive model to run will be the petrol SQ5 as this can only manage 33.2mpg and emits a massive 199g/km of CO2.
In terms of other costs, Audi offers a range of fixed-price servicing deals, which should help to keep bills to a minimum. Residual values should be relatively strong as the Audi Q5 is some what of a rarity on roads.
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Honestly, I'm amazed that this car gets such high marks. I've used one on and off for over 18 months and am now in the market for one. If you compare it to many other cars in this sector it simply doesn't stack up. Firstly, its just not that big, the interior is class leading quality wise, but there simply isn't enough of it. An Audi salesman once described one to me as a jacked up A4, and it is exactly that. Secondly, its poorly equipped compared to the competition, in basic form its expensive and has only basic features, even the S-line is low spec compared to direct competitors. Thirdly, the ride and handling are awful, clattery, over firm suspension even on the smaller alloys, handling is OK but some stretch away from the engagement with the X3 and CX-5. Finally, the seats!!! Like all Audi's (I've ever sat in) the seats are far too firm, long journeys result in hip ache or lower back pain... For me this car is 3 stars at best, the competition has easily caught up and overtaken this car, no wonder with Audi's ever extending massive range of cars... badge and style are no longer enough for me... my conclusion, could do better!
Beauty and car choice are very much a personal thing. I have owned a Q5 for 2 and half years now and have recently been looking for a potential replacement. Disappointingly I haven't found another SUV that I enjoy sitting in or driving as much as my 2.0 TDI Q5. The combination of the little 2 Turbo diesel and 7 speed gearbox means that it is respectably fast but very economical. Accelerating firmly is fun, the rev counter needle just moves up to 1500rpm and the gearbox does all the work taking you up to speeds that are fast enough for most situations.
It isn't perfect, the ride is a bit firmer than most, the load area at the back could have been a bit larger and at the price it doesn't come with a lot of "toys"
But sitting in the car and looking at the quality of the finish and the design, I can honestly say the X3 and CX-5 (even though the Mazda is very much cheaper) do not even come close .... my conclusion, my next car will be another Q5!
This could arguably be the sweet spot of the Audi SUV line-up, if the price was not so unreasonably high considering the equipment on offer - or rather the lack of it.
Get your facts right - the SQ5 isn't a supercharged V6 (not in the UK) - it's a V6 Bi-turbo diesel - really AE - did you right this or lift it from somewhere else?
It's so boring....I went and looked at one but its like every other Audi - one style for every model [R8 excepted], terrible ride quality and over priced for what you get in terms of performance and driving competence.. X3 and Evoque are so much better as cars and if you want value the new Qashqai
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