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Monday, 14th Nov 2011
Barbican Film are offering a rare opportunity to see classic 60s television series The Avengers on the big screen, in celebration of the show's 50th Anniversary. The event will take place on Wednesday 30th November and will include a Q&A session with cast and crew from the series, including director Gerry O'Hara and scriptwriter Roger Marshall.
The Avengers became one of the first British shows to be aired on US television; projecting an image of young, fresh, 60s London through its key female character Miss Emma Peel. Played by actress Diana Rigg, the character became both a symbol of female independence and a fashion icon, with an array of contemporary mod outfits including pieces by Pierre Cardin.
The 50th anniversary celebration evening will include screenings of cult episodes Mandrake (1964) and The Hour That Never Was (1965). For more information including ticket details and directions, please visit Barbican Film HERE.
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Wilfried Zaha and Ravel Morrison are certainly two of England's finest prospects, and as the U21 side stormed to a 5-0 victory over Lithuania last night, the duo were in fine form and stole the show.
Morrison hit a brace and Zaha proved a constant threat throughout - the pair even combined for the opening goal.
However, the Manchester United man and former United man almost came to blows on the pitch.
Morrison has certainly had a bad-boy reputation in the past and last night he proved that he's still no stranger to a bit of controversy.
Let's just hope these two have sorted out their differences as they could team up on a number of occasions for the Three Lions over the next 10 years or so.


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I've created some adorable (and kid approved) Valentines Day Note Cards and Bookmarks. I had Madison and her friend Mimi sit down with me and help me decide on the look and Madison later helped me piece it together just as she'd like it for her own Valentines Day goodies. These are a great way to incorporate your favorite VDAY images with friends and family. Use them for classroom parties, special gift tags, add ribbon to the boomarks and make them extra special and fancy. You can even add googly eyes onto the whale for extra fun! These designs can be used for both boys and girls girls. If you're interested in these templates for your own Valentines Day projects I'm offering them for $10. The set includes 3 (4×5.5) flat card designs and 7 (2×8.25) bookmark designs. These are PSD Files so you will need to have photoshop and should have a general knowledge of working with templates and inserting pictures into layered files.


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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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Caucasian and British.
All I wanna do...is kill you
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Born here in the good ole USA! My dad was from Mexico and my mom was born in Albuquerque, New Mex.....I'm a coconut!
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Im Canadian. but my background is Cape bretoner/Newfie. but my ancestors are Scottish, irish, English, native Canadian, and French.
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What part of the US are you from?
Here in the Tri state Korn fans come in all colors of the rainbow.
I am American , African American.
You don't look African American but if you are I think it's cool. I don't see many black folks at KoRn shows.
I'm American. White as a soda cracker....
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Does it make me bad??
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Portuguese here :) Gaia city
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I'm Estonian :)
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I´m half German and half American(thx to my Father-RIP) but i live in Germany
KoRn is Lifestyle!
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I'm British, half Scottish, half Irish and quarter Italian.
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Born in Australia. German on my mother's side, Irish on my father's.
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Maybe another good thread to restart...
I hope everyone has the "Heritage/Nationality" thing all cleared up. I am not taking sides by any means, But I was sure that everyone knows the country you were born in is your Nationality...I just thought Gorgeous Kim Jong, could write about what ever she wanted since she did "start the thread." So, I felt that she could start talking about her Heritage or whatever else she wanted to. I again, am not taking sides, but I did learn from you, Felix, that there may be people out there that don't know the difference. That thought never crossed my mind in all the years I have been alive.....Also, when I am having a conversation with someone and I am going to change the subject and start talking about something else, I don't stop and tell them, "hey, I am going to start talking about something else, now," I just go ahead and talk about (for example) the items that I need to pick up from the store, and assume they are bright enough to know, based on the items I named, that I am going to the grocery store, rather than the Liquor Store.....Anyway, I hope I have not offended anyone... And I am now realizing that this crap was over 2 years ago....Oh, man, I suck again!!!
Anyway, I am an American; however, I am 1/4 Italian, 1/4 French, 1/4 Cherokee, and 1/4 Anglo...at least that's what I had been told the first 14 years of my life.....
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So this was Obama's "last chance" to "seal the deal" on health care "reform." I don't know if it will work, its still too early to say. It's always hard to gauge how people will respond to teleprompter rhetoric only a mother could love.
He really laid it on thick at the end with the stuff about Kennedy. I'm sure the "progressive" side of the aisle had eyes almost as wet as their pants over it, even though bringing him up was more predictable than the happy ending of any Disney movie (especially if said happy ending involves rolling the credits of High School Musical 3, like the Bush administration some eras really just needed to end).
One thing is for sure, Obama says the time for bickering has come to an end. Well, that's that! Thanks for clearing everything up on the matter Mr. President! No more arguing...now its time to do as he says.
How parentsidential...On that note, I was scanned the transcript so I'm not 100% on this but I think he said "I" 48 times in his speech....not bad for someone who admonished us on how this issue isn't about him.
Furthermore, last time I checked there is no "I" in health care.....unless Biden is spelling it, I'll bet the Council on American-Islamic Relations wouldn't mind that.
The most astonishing part for me (and I find the whole issue astonishing...so this is REALLY astonishing) was where he holds up a social security as a piece of "the history of our progress." The SAME social security that will be COMPLETELY BROKE in about 30 years!
This is the fatal flaw of the left on every initiative they fight for, is their intention good? What about the results? Intention is all that matters to "progressives."
Well....bankrupting the country for a system that even Canada is rethinking isn't progress.
Unfortunately there is an even more fatal flaw of the right.....and that is while they are right to oppose the government controlling everything they ALWAYS fail to identify all of the ways any problem can be solved without the government. I'm not, like, the smartest guy in the world, but I know how to deal with health care so its hard to understand why nobody in the GOP can articulate how we could do any of the following:
Damn people....like....me for president already.
Seriously though, its just so so SO hard to believe that on the eve of Iran officially becoming a nuclear power we have a president and congress that want to fight about this.
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Welcome to the second of six total installments chronicling the transformation of a humble "carny" Corvette into the ultimate C2 street fighter. Last month, we began this build with a stock '64 small-block coupe, basically complete and sound, but very tired. After stripping the paint, we discovered enough poorly repaired body panels to necessitate replacement of the majority of the body, excluding the main body and doors. Since this car is being totally upgraded with current-day technology, a stock body just wouldn't cut it, especially with almost 500 ponies under the hood.
Before we get into the build, here are the remaining basic elements of this project:* Disassembly, evaluation, and beginning of the build (this issue).
* Finish bodywork and panel installations, priming/painting, wiring, and A/C install.
* 393 stroker maxi mouse engine build, engine, transmission, and radiator install.
* Chassis, suspension, brakes, and rearend build.
* Interior, stereo, wrap-up, and vehicle drive experience.
We begin this month's narration where we left off last month. The paint has now been stripped off the body down to bare fiberglass, exposing all its dirty little secrets. This is a no-compromise project, and our shop policy is to always build a solid foundation. Any poorly repaired or fractured fiberglass that we find will be ground down to the bone and repaired correctly. If it's discovered that a panel should be replaced, so be it.
The rear quarter-panels showed evidence of having been trimmed at some point to accommodate larger tires, which was a common practice back in the day. Unfortunately, this vehicle was poorly repaired back to its original configuration. Without proper back-up and repair procedures, the repairs were cracking out, and this necessitated panel replacement no matter what type of build we had planned. On a stock-bodied C2, the fenderwells are very restrictive and don't allow for much larger tire sizes than it was equipped stock. There are several solutions to this problem, usually involving some kind of add-on fender flare, which may not flow with the sensual body lines of the C2.
In this particular case, we wanted to get as much rubber under the car as possible, especially since we were going down the Vette-rod road, so our solution was to remove the damaged areas and replace both entire fenders with our own wide body panels. BTM Cheetah Continuation Cars hand-laminated the panels using our molds. These panels allow for much larger than stock wheels and tires, but yet flow with the original body lines. Bottom line, they look awesome, yet subtle. After we removed the old rear quarter section, the outer rear body was in three sections: the rear body upper panel, and both rear quarters. When removing the lower rear quarters, we need to be careful not to damage the bonding strip that is the backing for the panels to be joined. With the paint stripped, it is easy to see where this joint is, so we carefully removed it from that point down. We saw no reason to break loose the inner baffles from the rear quarter, so we left them intact as the bond looked structurally sound. Doing the body modifications this way, it will be easy to convert the car back to an original fender configuration in the future if need be. We proceeded to find the original bonding seam and peeled off much of the fender. We left the rear fender section in place at the rear bulkhead so we could bond the new fender over this area.
The factory bonding areas were ground down to allow the new panels to fit flush to the adjacent components. This is always a dirty, nasty job as fiberglass dust goes everywhere, so skin, eye, and lung protection is a must. For basic protection, form a physical barrier with a respirator, proper clothing, gloves, face shield, and eye protection. You don't want to get the fiberglass anywhere on you, or you will wish you hadn't-real quick.
Moving to the front of the car, after stripping the paint off, once again we found enough poorly repaired fiberglass to condemn the entire front end. We called our fiberglass supplier, Corvette Image (CI), and a complete, jig-built, factory correct front end (including the '67 big-block hood) was on its way to us pronto. The CI front end ships with the lower fenders separate, which is perfect for us as we are going to use our wide body lower fenders in the front as well. So the entire original front end was removed, and the headlight assemblies were taken out and transferred to the new front end.
With the old front end off, we now had easier access to removing the radiator, core support, and the stock engine. We then cleared most of the components off the firewall as well. Once the front end was peeled off, we prepped the bonding surfaces on the cowl, and then shimmed and adjusted the doors. We then headed to the rear of the car and trimmed the new rear fenders around the stock bumper mounts. This process allows the stock rear bumpers, once rechromed, to bolt right back in place without any fitment issues. we also removed the original engine, transmission, and front suspension while working on the rear fenders.


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Hattiesburg, Miss., April 19, 2013 - Pictured are (left to right) William Carey University students Nancy Barnard of Laurel and Katy Scott of Colorado Springs, Col., standing in front of their artwork at the opening reception for the Senior Art Student Exhibit on Tuesday, April 16 in the Lucile Parker Gallery in Thomas Fine Art Center. The exhibit will hang through April 23. The gallery is open Monday through Friday, from 1 – 4 p.m. or by appointment (601) 318 – 6192.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., April 19, 2013 - At Homecoming 2013, William Carey University held a 50-Year Alumni Luncheon at noon in the Student Conference Center on Friday, April 12.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 19, 2013 - On Thursday, April 25, a three-judge panel of the Mississippi Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments at 11 am in Smith Auditorium at William Carey University.
The Appeals Court schedules oral arguments on college campuses and at other locations as a teaching tool for students. It is known as the "Court on the Road" program.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 18, 2013 - William Carey University inducted seven former athletes and one former coach into the Sports Hall of Fame during the third annual dinner in the Student Conference Center of Wilkes Dining Hall on Saturday, April 13.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 18, 2013 - The William Carey University Alumni Association recently inducted five outstanding graduates into its Hall of Fame. The alumni were R.T. Buckley ('61), Ramona Fant ('60), Kourtney Hollingsworth ('08), Martha Hutson ('70), and Ric Shrubb ('94).
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 18, 2013 - On Tuesday, April 16, (center) Mayor Johnny DuPree signed a proclamation during the city council meeting declaring April 14-20 to be National Osteopathic Medicine Week and urging all citizens and community organizations to support this observance by helping to educate residents about DOs and osteopathic medicine. Looking on as Mayor DuPree signed the proclamation was (left to right) Dr.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 17, 2013 - William Carey University recently inducted 31 into the Sigma Beta Delta International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration. The purpose of Sigma Beta Delta is to promote higher scholarship in business education and to recognize and reward scholastic achievement in business subjects. Students must rank in the upper 20 percent of their class to be considered for invitation to the society.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 16, 2013 - William Carey University will host the Bivocational and Small Church Leadership Network (BSCLN) National Celebration April 18-20. The conference, titled "Networking with the Iron Men," will include numerous meetings, lectures, music led by WCU's School of Music, breakout sessions, a banquet, and other social events.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2013 - The William Carey University Library will hold a book sale April 17–19 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. in front of the library. A large assortment of books including fiction and nonfiction, texts on nursing, business, music, history, literature, and reference works on a variety of subjects will be available.. The sale is open to the public. For more information, contact Sherry Laughlin, director of libraries, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (601) 318-6170.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2013 - Dr. Francis Achike, professor of pharmacology and clinical skills in the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), will present a lecture titled, "Advancing Safe Drug Use Through Interprofessional Education" on April 17 at 3 p.m. in the Lucile Parker Gallery. This lecture is a part of WCU's University Lecture Series.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2013 - William Carey University recently held a reception honoring retiring faculty and staff. The reception was held in the president's meeting room on April 10 and was attended by Carey faculty, staff, students, alumni, and family and friends of the retirees. Dr. Tommy King, president of WCU, presented each honoree with an inscribed clock as a token of appreciation for their years of loyal and dedicated service to the university.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 15, 2013 - Judge Louis Guirola, a federal judge on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi and an alumnus of William Carey University, spoke to Carey Scholars during their monthly Honors Colloquium at William Carey University on April 12.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 12, 2013 - Dr. James M. Turner, dean of the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), was the recipient of the Alton B. Cobb Outstanding Master of Public Health Award at the University of Southern Mississippi's annual College of Health Awards Night at the Thad Cochran Center on April 2. Dr. Michael Forster, dean of the College of Health at USM, and Dr. Ray Newman, chair of the Department of Community Health Sciences at USM, presented the award to Dr. Turner, who is currently a student in the Master of Health program.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 10, 2013 - Twenty-one students from the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA), along with Dr. Beth Longenecker, assistant professor of medicine and associate dean of clinical science, participated in DO Day on Capitol Hill, which was held in conjunction with the SOMA Spring Convention in Washington, D.C. March 13 - 17.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 9, 2013 - William Carey University hosted a Career Fair for Carey students on Monday, April 8, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Student Conference Center.


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"At Eisenhower Medical Center, we have a deep commitment to the patients and the community we serve," explains Beverley Ingelson, Eisenhower Medical Center's Patient Safety Officer. "This commitment motivates us to proactively address, identify, assess and implement programs to ensure patient safety before, during and after hospital stays. In fact," she adds, "Eisenhower works on initiatives that place them at the forefront of patient safety before JCAHO mandates the standards.An example of this is the implementation of the Bridge Medical barcode medication administration system."
Here are two of the 2005 safety goals set forth by JCAHO, currently standard practices at Eisenhower Medical Center:
National Patient Safety Goal: Improving the accuracy of hospital patient identification with the use of at least two patient identifiers.Eisenhower improves the accuracy of hospital patient identification with the use of two identifiers in an aggressive, proactive manner. In addition to patient identification bands, Eisenhower utilizes barcode technology with Bridge Medical to double-check the patient identity prior to administering any medications. The barcode system verifies the five rights for medication administration – the right patient, given the right medication, at the right time, with the right dose, in the right manner.
National Patient Safety Goal: Reduce the risk of patient harm resulting from falls.
Eisenhower implemented an aggressive campaign in 2004 to prevent patient falls, prior to the JCAHO mandated 2005 goal. Patients, families and staff increase awareness and participate in the safety of the patient who may be at-risk for falls.The Eisenhower Medical Center staff proudly participates in this campus-wide initiative, demonstrated daily through preventative actions. The practical application and knowledge of this goal is evident throughout the hospital.
Patients and families can be assured that all Eisenhower safety initiatives are monitored to ensure that Eisenhower's safety-first priority is always maintained. Management and staff routinely assess patient safety, and evaluate the effectiveness, or need for improvement, in a supportive, dynamic environment.
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Reckless Kelly, one of my favorite bands is making a trip thru the NW soon so I thought I would throw a plug out for them. They are centered around two brothers from Idaho who started a band in Oregon a long time ago and moved to Austin, TX. Great guys and some really good music if you ask me! Check 'em out if you get a chance.
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Enough of the TV shows (where characters age, size, hair colour etc, do not seem to matter in the adaptation) when will we get a proper big budget Hollywood movie?
IMO Terry Gilliam would be ideal to direct.
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I met Marion several years ago at an AAGHS conference and we've been "genealogy buddies" ever since. She's one of the first few people I call when I have one of those "guess what I found!!!" moments.
Marion is researching her Shakespeare ancestors who were enslaved in Spotsylvania County, VA. Marion had traced them back to the slaveowner Elijah Wigglesworth, but the trail went cold after his slaves were split up amongst his children in the 1840's after his death. Marion does much of her research at the Central Rappahannock Heritage Center, which is sort of a regional genealogy smorgasbord of data. She has always told me about how wonderful this place is as well as their outstanding volunteers.
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Ford Fiesta review
The Ford Fiesta is an excellent supermini that appeals to enthusiastic drivers and economy-minded families alike
This is Britain's best-selling car. In fact, not only does the Ford Fiesta regularly top the new car sales charts every month, it's also Britain's best-selling car of all time – a milestone it reached in mid-2014 thanks to the company selling more than four million of them since 1976.
The Fiesta is also Auto Express's Best Supermini of the Year 2014 – it won the same award in 2013 too – and it has earned that accolade by its fantastic combination of snazzy looks, low running costs and value-for-money packaging all wrapped up in a car that delivers best-in-class driving thrills.
Despite rivals updating the Vauxhall Corsa and Volkswagen Polo in 2014, the Fiesta would still be our choice. No doubt one of the reasons for its continuing appeal to us and to UK car buyers is the vast range of models that are on offer. From the entry-level Style and Studio models through to sporty Zetec and Zetec S to the posh Titanium X derivatives, Ford has a Fiesta for everyone.
There's even a super-green ECOnetic for those who have running costs as their number one priority, and there's also the 180bhp Fiesta ST hot hatchback. The latter is widely regarded as one of the best cars of its type currently on sale, while for those after fun but have a budget, Ford introduced the Red and Black Edition models during 2014 which can be considered as 'warm' hatchbacks.
Another major appealing feature of the Fiesta range is the wide spectrum of engines on offer. Grabbing the headlines is the 1.0-litre turbocharged three-cylinder thanks to its strong efficiency figures, but there are diesels and high-powered petrols as well.
All of this is backed up great finance offers and a large dealer network.
Our choice: 1.0T EcoBoost Zetec
As it's such a common sight in the UK, it's a good job the Fiesta has a rather striking design. The overall style is sporty and dramatic when compared to its closest rivals rivals, with a rising waistline that gives the Ford a rakish profile.
The Zetec - the best selling model in the Ford Fiesta range - gets some extra glamour courtesy of its 15-inch alloys, front foglights, additional chrome trim and body-coloured door handles and mirrors as standard kit. However, you'll have to choose the range-topping and (and subsequently more expensive) Titanium or Titanium X model if you want LED daytime running lights.
In the middle of 2014, Ford released Red and Black Edition versions of the Fiesta. These get a 138bhp 1.0 EcoBoost engine and a styling makeover that is based around either red or black paint. The Black Edition gets a mostly black body, set off by red wing mirrors, a red roof and red accents around the grille. The Red Edition is essentially the reverse. They get some sporty interior updates, too, like red stitching and sports seats.
Every Ford Fiesta gets air-conditioning, electric windows and a USB connection as standard, while the Zetec adds desirable extras such as a heated windscreen, leather steering wheel and trip computer. Ford also includes warm red ambient lighting, which helps give the cabin a classy feel at night. However, Ford charges an extra £200 for Bluetooth and a DAB radio on some models (£100 on others) – shameful, considering it's standard on many rivals.
The Ford Fiesta is equally attractive inside, where you'll find a neatly designed and logically laid-out dashboard. Quality is good, too, with decent fit and finish, plus plenty of soft-touch materials – although some of the plastics used in the lower half of the cabin are a little hard and scratchy.
The chunky rotary controls for the air-con are rugged, too, and would feel more
at home in an off-roader than in a city car. Blocky blue LCD displays in the Fiesta also look quite dated when compared to the colour screens and white-on-black read-outs found in newer rivals. There's plenty of adjustment on the seat and steering wheel, so it's easy for drivers to get comfortable.
The Fiesta has a reputation for delivering fun handling and an entertaining drive,
and it can still show its most recent competitors a thing or two about driver involvement.
The wide range of petrol engines available on the Ford Fiesta comprises of 60bhp and 82bhp versions of Ford's proven 1.25-litre petrol unit, as well as the 99bhp 1.0-litre three-cylinder EcoBoost. Despite its downsized 1.0-litre capacity, this petrol engine's muscular 170Nm torque output provides confidence-inspiring overtaking pace and allows you to power up motorway inclines that would leave some of its rivals struggling.
The Red and Black Editions, with the 138bhp 1.0 EcoBoost engine are seriously impressive. Acceleration from 0-62mph takes just 9 seconds, with fuel economy of more than 60mpg. It works as a nice bridge between the 125PS Zetec S model and the full-blown ST.
Ford has also recently introduced a new non-turbocharged version of this three-cylinder engine to the Fiesta range - it costs less than the EcoBoost, but also has a lot less power, with 79bhp and a 0-62mph time of over 14 seconds. Still, even in this trim the engine is very refined, and surprisingly efficient, but you have to work the five-speed gearbox quite hard to keep it going.
Ford also offers the Fiesta with a dual-clutch automatic gearbox on Zetec, Zetec S and Titanium X models. These auto 'box cars are powered by the 1.0-litre EcoBoost unit or 1.6-litre Duratec petrol engine - it's just a shame that it doesn't take long to realise that the Ford gearbox is nowhere near as refined as the Volkswagen dual-clutch DSG unit.
The Ford Fiesta diesel models are even more efficient than their petrol counterparts – there's a choice of a new 74bhp 1.5-litre TDCi and a 94bhp 1.6 TDCi. The 1.6-litre promises an economy of 85.6mpg with 87g/km emissions when fitted to the super-green Fiesta ECOnetic.
It's the sharp chassis that shines brightest where the Ford Fiesta is concerned. The electrically assisted power-steering is beautifully weighted and direct, allowing you to place the agile Ford with pinpoint accuracy. Add in the strong grip, superb body control and slick gearshift, and the standard Ford Fiesta is as fun to drive as many hot hatches. The ST hot hatch version is even better.
The really good news surrounding the Ford Fiesta is that this nimble handling doesn't come at the expense of comfort and refinement – except maybe in the ST. Big bumps and potholes are smoothed out by the supple suspension, while the interior is well insulated from wind and road noise. The ST tends to be much more uncomfortable and noisier, which is why the Red and Black Editions provide a nice middle ground. Although the little Ford EcoBoost engine emits a characterful thrum when extended, even this small petrol unit is pleasantly smooth and quiet at other times.
The Ford is a volume seller, but owner satisfaction levels are on the up. After placing 117th in our Driver Power 2013 satisfaction survey, it jumped to 78th in 2014, with drivers praising the handling, technology and ease of driving. There was a lower score for build quality, but considering Fiestas are churned out in their thousands every month, general quality is pretty good.
There are seven airbags as standard and it has tyre-pressure monitors, too. The Zetec version features Ford's SYNC system with emergency assistance, which can call the emergency services in the event of a collision. Active City Stop, which detects the possibility of a low-speed collision, is available as a £200 option on Zetec models and above. The Fiesta's relatively small wing mirrors are a minor gripe, though, as they can create large blind spots if they're not adjusted precisely.
Despite its neat dimensions, the Ford Fiesta is a versatile choice, particularly in five-door form. However, it can't match the clever packaging of roomy MPV-flavoured rivals like the Nissan Note and Honda Jazz for space and family-friendly practicality.
There Ford Fiesta gets adequate head and legroom for rear passengers, and lots of thought has gone into the interior, where you'll find plenty of storage cubbies and a number of cup-holders.
Open the tailgate, and there's a 290-litre boot when you stick with the standard repair foam; this drops to 276 litres if you specify the £100 space saver. With the seats down there are 974 litres to play with, but the high load lip and narrow tailgate mean the Fiesta has somewhat restricted versatility.
Running Costs
A supermini should be cheap to run and happily, the Ford Fiesta doesn't disappoint. Prices start at around £10,000 with our favourite Zetec version weighing in at just £14,000. Better still, you should be able to haggle decent deals with your Ford dealer on most models.
Additionally, the stop-start-equipped Ford Fiesta EcoBoost emits less than 100g/km of CO2 – as do the ECOnetic diesels – meaning a tax disc will cost nothing. Our experts predict that the Ford Fiesta will hold on to its value reasonably well, with an estimated figure of 39.7 per cent after three years. As it's Britain's best-selling car, that's not bad. Ford also offers a £550 pre-paid servicing pack, which covers scheduled maintenance for three years or 36,000 miles.
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How do you get an overall score of 5/5 when 3 of the individual scores were around 4?
very good and sensible question!
"The diesel choices include ... a 94bhp 1.6, which is available as a frugal ECOnetic model capable of 85.6mpg."
Why does AE keep printing these silly lies? Are you guys lacking brains or integrity?
It's a shame that the video of the Fiuesta was of the OLD OUTGOING MODEL !!!!
The problem with the Fiesta is the appalling engine which Ford has decided to offer with the Powershift gearbox - underpowered and uneconomical. Typical Ford, they did the same with the earlier Fiesta.
Does this mean the new 2014 ST will get six stars?
Hope the wheels are better quality than the 2009/2010 ones. The quality of the alloys were appalling leading to Ford refusing to acknowledge a problem and handily selling loads of new alloys as the originals became buckled. Ours is running around on a cheap set of halfords alloys now (which incidentally haven't buckled).
Had a new Fiesta Titanium...O.K...sold it and bought a nine month old Focus titanium with 3k miles on the clock.cost me £12999....less than the cost of new Fiesta ....no comparison.....the Focus is a brilliant car.
I have had my new shape Fiesta for 3 weeks now and quite disappointed to be honest, i had a Fiesta Van for 4 years never had a problem. I purchased the brand new Fiesta 1.5 Tdci diesel it's a lovely drive however it's picked up a rattle / noise the steering column. i have been back to the garage and it's not fixed, while they admit there is a noise which was never their at the start of the cars life they say it's a fiesta noise! The rattle in the steering column is quite annoying. I am told this could be the engine loving between gears changes and just one of those things. I was really excited to get a brand new car and feel totally disappointed never again! Looks as though i will have to put up with this for the next 3 years
Seriously I would keep pestering until it is sorted. Don't be fobbed off! If the sound wasn't there when you brought it, it shouldn't be there now. Take it to another dealer if need be and get a second opinion - or even an independent then bill Ford for the repair they should have done.
Don't give up and let them win, after all they are saving money not fixing it and you have to suffer this unsatisfactory noise. Make them work for the huge sum of money you have handed over to them!
To be fair they are only quoting the figures gained from the flawed government test. That's how you get the 60ps and 82ps petrols with the same 120g/km; even though common sense says the 82 should use more fuel than the 60 - the extra power has to come from somewhere!
Think you had better look at it again.
I ask the same question. The main reason many new cars get science fiction economy figures is that they have stop-start technology and some have switchable ECO modes. In the real world, these technologies do not deliver the promised savings, so users are often disappointed. Asssuming the AE writers have twigged this, they are lacking in integrity for not quoting EU figures without a "health warning". Incidentally, in this review, I did not notice anything about the economy AE achieved, even though they must have had plenty of oportunity to measure it.
If as Smartroad states, the 60 ps and 82 ps both produce 120 g CO2/km, then they must also have matching fuel economy figures. In the EU test, it is the level CO2 in exhaust gasses that is measured and the fuel use is then calculated from this. Hence, 120 g CO2/km is equivalent to 55 mpg for petrol or 61.7 mpg for Diesel. Having extra power does not necessarilly mean you use more power since most of the time you will not be needing it. But, the higher power engine might be more effiicient, but nobody ever gives information on this. Also, if one engine has stop start, it will appear to be more efficient and economical in the (outdated rather than flawed) EU test.
I'd plan to have a 5 door hatchback from 2009 to 2012 I'd plan to have this Inplace of my Ford Ka.
just bought 63 plate 1.0 echoboost zetec fiesta & noticed lights come on during day rang garage & they said daytime lighting also radio sometime stays on after car switched off other times goes off are these actually faults. cheers robert
None of those are faults. The Daytime Running Lights are standard. You can't turn them off. The radio doesn't turn off when you switch off and take the key out, but does when you open the door, which I think is brilliant - I often like to keep listening 'till the end of the song after I park.
For those attracted by the 15% Ford Insure insurance discount for installing the City Stop feature then note that Ford Insure have reneged on this promise. They have changed underwriter from RSA to Allianz and the new underwriter will not honour this.


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Girls, 8 and 7, hold fundraiser for classmate and family after fireBy Susan Smallheer
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Maya Owens, left, and MacKenzie Bushey came up with the idea for a bake sale to benefit a friends family who lost their home in a fire. The large jar contains donations from students and teachers at the Elm Hill School.When a fire last month destroyed the home of one of their classmates, Maya Owens and MacKenzie Bushey got busy.
The two second-graders from Springfield decided to hold a bake sale this morning at Shaws at the Springfield Plaza to raise money for their classmates family.
Maya, 8, and MacKenzie, 7, wanted to do so something to help classmate 7-year-old Kiara Putnam and her family, which has a total of five children.
We were playing out in front of the school and thats when we decided to hold a bake sale, the girls said Friday afternoon at Springfields Elm Hill School.
Both Maya and MacKenzie had been in kindergarten with Kiara. Maya and Kiara are both in teacher Terry Carters second-grade class. The bonds of childhood are strong.
The girls bake sale with generous help from their mothers, Becky Bushey and Lindsay Owens is one of many things the Springfield school community is doing to help the Putnam family.
The girls came up with their idea last Thursday after school, and they had a meeting Friday at school to make their plans.
The girls sent out a letter to the families of all their classmates at Elm Hill and Union Street schools, where two of Kiaras older brothers attend, asking for donated baked goods, volunteers and customers.
About a dozen students have volunteered to help sell the baked goods, and Owens and Bushey said people came forward with food donations.
Were making brownies tonight and muffins, Maya said Friday.
MacKenzie said that she and her mom were making mint brownies and cinnamon buns.
The two girls made posters to advertise the bake sale, and theyve already started baking with their moms.
One popular item among both children and adults will be Puppy Chow, a concoction of Chex cereal coated in chocolate and peanut butter, then shaken in powdered sugar.
We also call it Monkey Munch, said Lindsay Owens.Well have bags of it.
The girls and their mothers will be at Springfield Plaza at 9:30 a.m. today to set up their tables, and will start accepting donations at 9:45 a.m. The sale runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Carter said the school is doing a number of things to raise money.
Students are doing chores or errands for teachers or Principal Dana Jacobson-Goodhue, donating the money to the Putnam family fund. Students are also donating their spare change, Carter said. Her class now has a large jar to collect donations and theyve raised more than $70.
Children have donated clothes and toys to Kiara, said Owens and Bushey.
The Putnam family is currently living in a motel in Ascutney, and looking for a new home in their hometown of Springfield, said Katie Putnam, Kiaras mother.
The Putnams have five children, all under the age of 10, with four in Springfield schools. The children are still attending their Springfield schools, with the school district arranging transportation.
Jacobson-Goodhue said it was important to keep the children in their class to maintain a sense of normalcy as their family copes with the upheaval of losing their home and possessions. Katie and Nick Putnam, who both grew up in Springfield, are coping in a motel room. Both Putnams work, but they dont have a car.
Right now, the biggest thing we need is a home, said Katie Putnam, who said the family also needed clothes and would need furniture once they found a new apartment.
Turning Point in Springfield is a drop-off point for donations, such as clothing and household items. Turning Point wont accept cash, she said.
The schools have been helping us, and friends, with rides and clothes and stuff, said Nick Putnam.
Katie Putnam said Jan Rounds, a guidance counselor at Union Street School, has been coordinating donations or offers of help for the young family.
Katie Putnam said some of her neighbors in the burned-out building had found housing in Bellows Falls, and others in Springfield.
The Putnams apartment was one of five destroyed in the March 25 fire on Valley Street. A total of 17 people were left homeless. Everyone escaped the apartment house fire safely.
The cause of the fire is still undetermined.
Maya and MacKenzie had set a goal of raising $200 for their classmate and their family, and their mothers said they will put the money into a cash card, probably at Wal-Mart, where the family can get everything they need.
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People have been abuzz about the photo of Obama bowing to Chinese President Hu Jintao. I don't actually on that level at all. It looked to me more like a nod of acknowledgment...
But what was he acknowledging?
For the record, I don't think (yet...yet) that Obama is a communist, and I know the hammer and sickle is a Soviet thing...but I thought it would make a fun little graphic...so the literalistic people out there...CHILL OUT.
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Siren wrote:I still havent read this thread as I'm currently working through The Truth, should be done by later today so I'll be back with opinions later but...
On BBC breakfast news yesterday morning around 8am the female newsreader commented "The public interest and what the public are interested are two different things". In my half asleep state I thought 'Ye gods, she's quoting the book I'm reading, this is insane!'. But I think this must be a famous quote from elsewhere? Anyone know where it first surfaced? Quoting TP or not though,it was definitley a moment.
Winston Churchill wrote:A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.
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Gaspode first appears in Moving Pictures, but he plays a big part in Fifth Elephant.
swreader wrote:The only mention in Going Postal of others paper occurs when the Hangman talks about the press coverage of the hanging. He mentions What Gallows? , the Times, the Pseudopolis Herald, and the Sto Plains Dealer as having reporters there. This, I think is a case of Terry using something for a moment, but not exploring it.
Tonyblack wrote:The whole episode (what we know of it) of a young Tulip and the rest of his village hiding in a church and listening out for soldiers reminds me of a clip of a Russian movie I once saw about a group of nazis rounding up Russian villagers accused of hiding partisans, putting them in a church and setting fire to it. One young lad managed to escape, but was made to watch what happened. I can imagine something similar happening to Tulip.
The potato was the staple diet and an overheard remark by a youngster that 'we'll be ok as long as we have potatoes' could explain his philosophy. But all that is speculation.
Cool Middle Name wrote:Swreader, I think of the individual papers as something like this:
'The Times' is a factual newspaper that would attract sensible people like Magrat Garlick.
'The Inquirer' is something that contains as much fact as the words from Nanny Ogg's mouth.
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For the first time in recent memory, the Florida Legislature will convene next week with what projections indicate will be money in the bank.
But with sequestration, legislators face a dark reality no previous state governing body has been faced with, and Senate President Don Gaetz advises budgeting with caution.
"The frustration the governor, the House speaker and I feel is that the biggest problem we have is a problem we can't influence or control," the Republican from Niceville said. "Our emergency here is not budget cuts. Our emergency here is uncertainty and unpredictability. Sequestration is a storm cloud hanging over the Florida economy."
Gaetz said financial experts don't know what impact sequestration will have, and a state whose surplus is a razor thin $10 million this year can't afford to spend imprudently.
"With all the dollars we have tied to the military, sequestration could push us off the knife's edge of budget surplus into the red," Gaetz warned. "Then we won't be talking about how much more we can put into education or health care. We'll be talking about how deep our cuts would be."
With a $70 billion budget, Gaetz called Gov. Rick Scott's call for $74 billion in spending this year "not inspiration but aspiration."
"Some of the revenue he's proposing to spend is aspirational revenue; revenue we hope will be there but ain't there now," Gaetz said.
Gaetz said he believes a prudent state government would hold off spending and "set money aside against what we don't know."
"That's what business people do, what families do, and it is what state government should do," he said.
Rather than looking for ways to spend money, Gaetz said he and House Speaker Will Weatherford are focusing on five priorities, including ethics, campaign financing and election law reforms, more efforts to build a "job-producing environment" and cleaning up the state's pension mess.
"This year Florida will have to write a $500 million check to keep its pension system solvent," Gaetz said. "The Florida Retirement System is not able to support itself."
He said the House and Senate are working to attack the pension mess from two angles. The House wants to devise a system whereby all new state employees pay into a 401K-type plan "like most in the private sector," Gaetz said.
Current state employees could opt to remain on existing pension plans, he said.
The Senate wants to attack a problem Gaetz identified as cities and counties not making sufficient contributions to keep their workers' pension plans solvent.
He said two senators are sponsoring bills "to apply standards of solvency to city and county pension plans" by forcing local leaders to identify what portions of their plans are funded and what are unfunded liabilities that taxpayers will ultimately pay.
The Florida Association of Counties is opposed to the Senate's plan.
Gaetz said ethics reform is his No. 1 priority this year. Senate Bill 2, which he helped author, has passed through two committees and should be considered by the full Senate and House soon after the session begins Tuesday.
That legislation also has come under scrutiny, most recently when an amendment was added that states sitting lawmakers won't be bound until the end of their current terms in office by bans on "revolving door" regulations that will prevent them from immediately becoming lobbyists.
"With this amendment, the revolving door rules will not apply to the current crop of senators and representatives in the state Legislature. This includes the main proponents of ethics reform," Okaloosa County Commissioner Dave Parisot said in objecting to the amended bill.
Gaetz called Parisot's concerns baseless, but predicted some tinkering will be done before the full Senate votes on the bill.
He said election reform will be focused on areas of Florida that "can't seem to run a flawless election."
Early voting days will likely be added in some counties with greater populations, Gaetz said, and a primary focus will be to add flexibility to the election requirements now in place.
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