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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. OriginUnwrapping his missing legsMirth is the current incarnation in a long line of World Magi. In one former life he was Merlin, the magician and adviser to King Arthur Pendragon. When we first meet Mirth he is in his full power, having been aware of who he is since an early age. His past in this lifetime is a complete mystery. We get to know little about him other than the fact that at some point he lost his legs, and now uses magical leg wrapping as replacements. Later, during The Hero Defined story arc, we learn that Mirth is living his life backwards, and that the Wally Ut character is his teen-aged self.CreationMirth was created by writer/artist Matt Wagner for his story Mage: The Hero Discovered. So far Mirth's back story has mostly remained a mystery owing to the fact that the main protagonist of this tale is Kevin Matchstick, the Hero.Character EvolutionA strong voiceIn the beginning, Mirth is an enigmatic cypher. He has one job to accomplish, and he does it well. It's his task to awaken the powers dormant within Kevin Matchstick, and to set him on the path to becoming a hero. Mirth answers questions sparingly, and reveals information slowly which frustrates Kevin, but allows him time to process the massive life changes that are happening to him. We get the impression that Mirth has done this many times before. Mirth, as his name implies, tends to love life, make jokes, and have fun, although by no means is he shallow. Instead he just tries to enjoy things while he has the chance, and when necessary can speak the truth bluntly. He has a marked weakness for women. In the Hero Defined story arc, we are introduced to Wally Ut, a teen-aged version of Mirth. We learn that Mirth is living his life backwards through time, and that Wally is young, not as experienced with his powers, and is often confused by his constant state of seeing the future.Major Story ArcsFlying to the rescueAs Mirth, the World Mage's major story arc is The Hero Discovered where he sets the hero Kevin Matchstick on his path to leading the war against the darkness.In The Hero Defined, as Wally Ut, it's his job to get the hero to recognize that he doesn't actually need Excalibur, nor is his mission succeeding if all he ever does is battle monsters. He must create light and not only destroy the dark. Unfortunately, Kevin is stubborn and arrogant. He ignores Wally's advice until nearly the end. Mirth is back--with purple magic Even though Kevin's companions have mostly accepted Wally's status as a mage, Kevin still doubts. As with Doubting Thomas, he must see to believe, and so Wally transforms himself to Mirth. Mirth still has his white hair, but his empty leg wrappings have been replaced with a more life simulacrum of real legs. However, it turns out he is much shorter with real legs! He explains many things to Kevin, including the fact that Kevin is not only the incarnation of King Arthur, but also Gilgamesh, and possibly other heroes. He also reveals that Wally's hat once belonged to his past and future love, the Lady of the Lake, a.k.a. Edsel. Through this conversation with his long-missing friend, Kevin finally accepts Wally's identity, and Mirth transforms himself back into Wally Ut. Later, before Wally disappears, he says that the first mage was to inspire, the second to instruct...and can't remember what the third is supposed to do.Powers and AbilitiesIn the realm of the faerieAs the World Mage, Mirth is the strongest user of magic on this plane of existence. He gains his power directly from the river of magic in the faerie realm. The magic runs naturally through him, and he can easily use it as he wishes. For Mirth, magic is pure green; for some other pure users of magic, it may appear to be other colors--for instance, Wally Ut uses purple magic. Evil users may also use the magic and pervert it to other, unnatural colors.One of his main powers is the Sight, which allows him to see the future, specifically the futures that surround the people who will help Kevin Matchstick in his war against the darkness.Making shieldsHe has used his magic to teleport himself and others; to fly; to levitate other objects; to create a cushion and soften Edsel's fall; to erase memories; to erase computer and other records; to fix a set of broken prison bars; to create shields against attacks such as Redcap slings; to create a lasso; to animate his leg wrappings into acting like actual legs; to fix clothing; to walk in a kind of half real/half faerie dimension where normal people can't see him, but he can see other people; to transport himself and others directly into the realm of faerie magi;, and in extreme circumstances to attack, as he did against Stanis and the Umbra Sprite's Shade.Revealing the true BatHe also used his magic on the Bat (a.k.a. Excalibur). When Edsel first had it, it seemed like a normal baseball bat. He then said he enchanted it, giving it a slight stunning or shocking power, turning it green. However, he later admitted that in fact the Bat always had its power, and instead of enchanting it, he only revealed its power. In fact, he had to put great effort into keeping its power mostly hidden.MirthMany of his magical effects are done with little to no effort. Others, like when he went into the computer, or when he opened a portal to the Styx, take abundant effort, to the extent of the former actually turning his hair white.The downside to Mirth's strong magical ability is that he is extremely easy to track by other magic users.

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'The Man Without A Face' is a heartwarming story of a fatherless fourteen year old boy who befriends the town "Grouch."
Justin McLeod is a former teacher who was in a car accident ten years before. Knowing he could never return to the life he once had, McLeod stays away from the public, going into town only when he needs to.
Chuck Norstadt failed the entrance exams for Saint Mathews and needs to desperately learn the material for a retest after the summer months. He learns from his younger sister that McLeod was a former teacher, and goes to him for help.
The friendship Chuck and Justin share is a heartwarming story for the whole family. Offering many themes to be learned and many surprises along the way.
If you loved the movie, starring Mel Gibson in his directorial debut as Justin McLeod, then read the book. It's a heart gripper and a tear jerker, but bound to please. -Shanno
The book has its own merit and is good in its own sense. It is very easy to read (I read through in about 4 hours) and develops the characters well. I believe that Charles's relationship with his mother in the novel better fits the plot than the relationship in the movie. Each of the 5 main characters in the novel have well-defined needs, all of which are not developed in the movie. Charles's mother needs family and multiple social relationships. His older sister needs personality and control, while his younger sister (Meg) needs self-confidence and encouragement. The bond between Charles and Meg is accentuated by their mutual need and ability to fufill eachother's need for encouragement. While Charles slips at fulfillment occasionally, he does care for Meg (better displayed in the novel). Charles also needs a father-figure who truly cares about him (not out of obligation). Both his need for encouragement and need for a father-figure are met by McLeod, who he in turn provides needed companionship for.
The one thing I didn't like about the book as much as the movie was the way the "last night" scene was dealt with in the book. While the movie leads the viewer to believe that McLeod was a true, positive, non-sexual friend and mentor to Charles, the book leaves me thinking that there was more sexual attraction. I'm not going to try to say I know what the author was thinking or meaning by the "last night" scene. I do think that in the book there was attraction (shown by McLeod's quick negative reactions to moments when Charles showed son-like affection) and whether or not he really let his guard down when Charles's was down in the end is debatable since it is not explicitly stated (more so in the book that the movie). Read it for yourself and decide yourself. It could mean different things to different people.
I suggest watching the movie first because I like its portrayl of the relationship more. However, the book is good reading and will allow you to think more about the characters without turning you off as it could possibly do if you didn't watch the movie first.
Isabelle Holland is a well-established writer of distinction and needs no plaudits from me. I had already seen the excellent film version of the `The Man without a Face' before reading the book, and indeed was impelled by the substance and beauty of the film to do so. I am very glad to have taken this further step: this slim volume is a minor masterpiece, gripping, insightful, and disturbing. And it is so easy, so natural to read - the boy tells his own story with all the guilelessness and spontaneity of youth. His emotional questions, problems and finally trauma are palpable.
It is an important book for another reason: it treats of a relationship between a teenage boy and an adult male, and the peculiar force that such a relationship can have. In these times when such contacts are often viewed as exploitative or even abusive, it is refreshing to find a story which presents a different picture. Here an adolescent (Charles Norstadt) struggling to cope with a family in emotional disarray, reaches out for help, support and love, which he finds - eventually and fleetingly - in the person of a lonely and eccentric retired teacher (Justin McLeod), who reluctantly responds to the boy's almost desperate plea to be coached for an all-important school entrance exam.
The author is too sophisticated to overplay the drama of the story's conclusion which (I have noted) has elicited some negative reviewer comment. There is a certain ambiguity about the physical contact which occurred, but seen in the context of the boy's pain and distress, it would seem unnatural to exclude such human contact even if - in Chuck's mind - there is subsequent concern for its implications. After all, Chuck had consciously `desired' to touch and be touched earlier in the story, which does not necessarily imply an overt sexual feeling. Whether or not this is important to know, the writer is sure of her ground as far as Justin is concerned - he at no point made any `overtures', and there is no suggestion that he wanted to.
This book is only mildly provocative but nonetheless makes a powerful statement on a theme of courage and love.
We get to know Holland's characters and in the end there is a lot of redemption. Charles' step-father Barry really sums it up when he speaks of McLeod and says "his other talent for salvaging flawed and fallen creatures. Himself included." The book has lots of examples of the classic struggle of man against himself.
A book review should not really spend too much time comparing books and film. However, in this case its worth looking at both the film and the book. The book of course, published in 1972, was not subject to the modern North American tendency to run literature and film through a moral filter. The film, excellent in its own way did just that, I believe, and therefore we get a very different final third. The "man against-himself struggle" of the novel is replaced in the film with a "man against man/or society struggle" as McLeod is wrongly accused by the unjust "group". The latter is just little too Hollywood and the former made for better literature.
This is a quick read and I highly recommend it.
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If the Cardinals are going to win the National League pennant, they're not going to be doing it at home. The Giants won 5-0 on Friday to send the series back to San Francisco and put the Giants in a decent position with Ryan Vogelsong starting on Sunday and Matt Cain potentially starting on Monday. But that might actually not be a bad thing for the Cardinals. They won their last two pennants, in 2006 and 2011, away from Busch Stadium. -Giants 5, Cardinals 0 There aren't any games tonight due to the Tigers victory on Thursday giving them the AL pennant, and today being a travel day in the National League...but that doesn't mean you sohuld ignore baseball! Yesterday around the corner, we posted the post-mortem for the New York Yankees after that elimination at the hand of the Tigers, and also posted five observations about the ALCS. I'm not sure what exactly will be on tap today....but there will be something, along with the usual writeups of any interesting newsbits that come in. Enjoy your day of (reading about) baseball, everyone. [follow]
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Joe Pietersen: Crossed for the opening try in a disappointing match
The Stormers moved to the top of the Super Rugby standings on Saturday after defeating the Waratahs 19-13 in a dour affair at Newlands.
The home side produced a vastly improved attacking display but it was not enough to earn them a highly sought-after bonus point.
Leading 16-6 at the break, a bonus-point seemed possible after the Stormers scored two first-half tries, but they were unable to add to their try-count after the interval.
In the opening minutes, there was a succession of kicks from both sides and a reluctance to run the ball from anywhere within their own half.
The ploy did not bring any reward as the kicks were always too deep and did not pose problems inside the opposition half.
The Waratahs resorted to Berrick Barnes repeatedly kicking up-and-unders but the Stormers' backs, notably Joe Pietersen, Gio Aplon and Peter Grant, showed great courage with number of brave catches under pressure.
On one occasion, the Stormers failed to clear adequately as they infringed and Waratahs scrum-half Brendan McKibbin goaled the resultant penalty.
The Stormers, on the other hand, changed gear after 10 minutes and showed enterprise by opting for strong runs with ball in hand.
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Aplon provided the spark with a fine break from the halfway line before he was held up 10 metres out.
The Stormers spun the ball wide from the breakdown and Pietersen dived over the corner for the opening try of the match. Grant's conversion failed.
Pietersen made it 8-3 in the 22nd minute with a 35-metre penalty and this advance gave the Stormers' game a decided lift before the halftime break.
The Waratahs were forced to settle for a defensive role and they did well to stifle several promising sorties into their 22-metre area, except one which materialised with a try by hooker Tiaan Liebenberg.
The conversion by Grant failed but he atoned with a penalty a few minutes ahead of the break.
The Waratahs took the Stormers by surprise at the start of the second half with a strong attack down the outside far right channel where centre Rob Horne rounded off splendidly with a try.
McKibbin followed his conversion with a penalty moments later and reduced the deficit to three points.
The Stormers shrugged off the setback with a penetrative move past the Waratahs 10-metre line and their pressure caused the visitors to incur a penalty which Grant goaled to open up a six-point lead.
Every so often, the Stormers opened up the game with some fine attacking play but the Waratahs' defence coped well with all the variations thrown at them.
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The Middleton Public Library will present "Daughters of Africa," a performance by Mixed Blood Theater from the Twin Cities. Monday evening's 45-minute show -- which the library said is appropriate for all ages -- is meant to coincide with Black History Month.
"Daughters of Africa" presents the history of African-American women from slave ship survivors to their start on the silver screen. The 7 p.m. performance in the Archer Room commemorates the famous and the overlooked in celebration of the triumph of pride, determination and courage.
Fueled by the songs of Lena Horne, Aretha Franklin, Queen Latifah and many others, the 45-minute music-driven show is appropriate for all ages.
Organizers said audience members will have the opportunity to engage after the show in reflection and post-performance questions.
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Cory Booker wants a National Basketball Association team in Newark. Tim Leiweke is working the room in Los Angeles trying to get government money to help his company, the Anschutz Entertainment Group, to build a football stadium in downtown Los Angeles. While Leiweke works the room and tries to entice the owners of various football teams—the Jacksonville Jaguars, the St. Louis Rams, the Minnesota Vikings, the Oakland Raiders and the San Diego Chargers—to move to the planned stadium.
Leiweke is going after a football team despite the fact that the National Football League owners have locked out their employees – the players.
Booker wants a new franchise even though the NBA plans to shut down on Thursday night if there is no new collective bargaining agreement between owners and players.The National Football League business goes on despite the fact that the main product is not available—football games—and could conceivable not be available to consumers this fall. That doesn't seem to bother Los Angeles politicians who are talking to Leiweke about funding a downtown facility or Minnesota politicians who are trying to figure out a way to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to satisfy New Jersey's Zygi Wilf and his want for a new stadium for his Minnesota Vikings franchise.
Sports fans probably don't want to read this, but the team you love or hate doesn't belong to you. The team belongs to an owner and that owner is looking for government handouts and if he or she doesn't get a handout from the local government, he or she will look elsewhere and probably find it.
It is about time that people understand that government support of big time sports has been an absolute failure since the 1986 tax reform that changed the way stadium and arena debt were paid. In 1986, President Ronald Reagan signed the tax reform that created a new formula for paying off municipally funded stadiums and arenas and placed the onus on local taxpayers to pay down the debt and gave the owners as much as 92 cents on every dollar generated within a stadium or arena and left just as little as eight cents on every dollar to pay off hundreds of millions of dollars worth of debt.
Despite sweetheart deals, the National Football League owners shutdown the business in March.
What is the real reason for labor strife?
Owners with older stadium such as Wilf's Vikings and Al Davis's Oakland Raiders have to invest more and more money into player's salaries to meet the salary cap and salary floor NFL rules with the proliferation of municipally built facilities since 1986. Since the last National Football League owners and players collective bargaining agreement in 2006, new stadiums came online at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Arlington, Texas and Indianapolis and that forced up the salary cap and floor as more revenues flowed into the league.
Apparently the alleged new agreement that is being breathlessly reported by football insiders at a worldwide cable TV sports leader indicates that the very reason that triggered the lockout is not being addressed.
But life goes on in Los Angeles and in the legislative chambers in St. Paul, Minnesota and in Santa Clara, California where local officials are trying to cobble together a money deal to get the Santa Clara football stadium off the ground for the York family's San Francisco 49ers.
The Santa Clara stadium is also a sore point for the owners. The Yorks have to throw money into the place and the NFL owners want the players to assume some of the costs for the Santa Clara building. The NFL owners basically have told the Yorks don't seek any funding from the banks to cover their costs and they would try to extract that money from the players.
Meanwhile Booker wants a replacement for the departing Nets in Newark even though the NBA owners are on the verge of closing down the National Basketball Association business.If the owners and players don't come up with an agreement by Thursday night, the NBA owners will lockout the players.
Just how important is government as a sports partner? That is easy to answer. NBA Commissioner David Stern will tell you there are three major aspects in running a successful franchise. You need government to supply funding for arenas, you need government to continue the current cable TV rules which forces all consumers to pay for channels they don't want in a basic expanded tier – where ESPN, TNT and regional sports channels reside because multiple cable systems operators place them there not consumers- and give corporations favorable tax breaks in buying tickets or club seats or luxury boxes.
If you don't believe David Stern, perhaps Mario Cuomo's words from 1991 will back up Stern. Cuomo, at that time, was the governor of New York and was lobbying the National League of Major League Baseball for an expansion team for Buffalo.
Cuomo was hardly a reluctant lobbyist as he told this reporter when he was asked if the Cuomo name—Mario Cuomo was considered a favorite for the 1992 Democratic Presidential nomination—would help get Buffalo a franchise.
"When you say enormous, you mean length?" joked Cuomo in response to the question. "Ah like Willie Sutton (the legendary bank robber). That's an excellent question and it is a question I thought of before you did frankly.
"From the beginning I have said to (Buffalo mayor at the time) Jimmy Griffin, you know we have been very supportive from the beginning and it is not because I am a baseball fan. It is because this is a terrific investment for a strong part of the state.


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Just returned from the Santana Row event, some thoughts:
The TM rep we talked to said that the "esses" on display had recently come off the production line although they did have "Beta" painted on the lower third of the doors.
The leather colors in the digital design studio are not accurate, the grey appears a little darker and the tan appears more yellow than the showroom samples.
According to the TM rep. the design studio should be up and running next week.
As for the S, the fit and finish of interior trim is not quite what I would expect from a car in it's class. Most strikingly, the doors don't have that solid sound/feel you get with a MB or Audi. Perhaps because it's aluminum and lighter weight? The interior door latch release handles look great but feel "thin" and a little too "sharp" (not literally sharp but not totally smooth either) on the fingers. The center armrest/cup-holder seems like an after thought and I think the cup-holder would be just about useless.
The gear shift is on the steering column, I didn't think federal guidelines even allowed this. The TM rep said that they had borrowed a shift lever from a Mercedes but I can't think of any North American production car that has a gear shift on the steering column. The roadsters have pushbuttons why didn't TM stick with this design?
I don't mind the gear shift where it is. Just someplace where I don't need to think about how to put into Drive/Neutral/Reverse and the column is fine.
The interior handles are a concern, hope that gets resolved. I've never really noticed how a door 'feels' as long as it gets the job done.
I agree re: existing arm rest feeling like a poor design and am hopeful for something better in the future.
I have a MB S550 that has that shift lever and I love it here. Easy to engage with two right fingers of right hand without losing contact of the steering wheel.
But I agree on the door "feel".
I have always judged the quality of a car by the " feel" of the door, especially when it closes. I look for a solid " thunk". Anyone out there with an all aluminium car? Audi perhaps? Who can tell us what such a door feels like on a quality upmarket vehicle?
I have a Porsche 928 that has aluminium doors - they are much lighter and make a different noise when closing.
They have a totally different feel to steel doors - especially when they are large. The model s will be replacing the 928 - a tall order as I love that car.
I'm not a fan of column shift selectors and the interior really needs to step up, especially around storage. My 928 has the console with places for the phone/iPod and mints etc. Each door has concealed pockets that are ideal for the tyre gauge, a torch & odds and sods. In each of the footwells there is a shelf for other items. A box of tissues, sunglasses in their cases etc, all hidden from view. I use all of these storage spaces daily.
I'm looking forward to seeing the final interior. A centre console with the shift buttons would be my preferred configuration.
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Ime in Australia, so i live in hope Thanks mark e. much appreciated. I too want storage and have let my customer rep know this. However my car will only be delivered in a years tIme in Australia, so i live in hope.
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From the tail end of this video http://youtu.be/YBD3elgMA_0?hd=1 you have Blankenship's assurance they're working on a factory console accessory option. You should be fine.
P.S. to above;
Seems those guys haunt TMC, timing how long it takes a blog post or press release to hit the comments. 2-3 minutes seems to be standard ...
I was ok with the fit and finish, but they definitely need a better console design. I'm not asking for much, but not being able to rest your arm easily when there's a cup in your cup holder is kind of silly. Another concealed storage compartment in center console would be good too to hide stuff from view. Should be easy to fix though. The Signature paints look great. Does anyone know if the top of the dashboard (the side that faces the windshield) was a different color on the beige interior signature, as compared to the black and silver ones on display? I couldn't tell myself, maybe because of the lighting, but it seemed a dark brown.
btw - did anyone else notice the the rear passenger door on the black Model S signature on display was NOT OPENING? The TM rep said that there had been a lot of 'abuse' of this S such that the door opening mechanism broke. This is a little concerning to me. I cannot recall ever seeing a car door handle 'break' from overuse. It makes me worry a bit that the design of the retractable handles is not sturdy enough. While owners will be sure to be careful to not stress the mechanism at all, other passengers cannot be trusted nor expected to know how to 'properly' open this door.
What do you all think of this? Big deal or not?
I noticed the handles on the black model looked unfinished. They almost had the appearance of brushed aluminum, but not deliberately done so; whereas, the handles on the other models had the look of polished chrome. I asked one of the staff if that finish was an option for the handles or just something peculiar about that model. He said that was just a peculiarity of that particular model, which has suffered some amount of abuse and all production vehicles will have handles with the polished chrome. Maybe the comment about the abuse was just a bunch of BS, or maybe it's somehow related to your observation about the failing door.
Or maybe they had a couple of different door mechanisms, and the black car's mechanism was rejected as unsuitable long term, while the chrome ones prevailed.
I know, I really wish the gear shifter was either on the touchscreen or were implemented as buttons in the nonexistent center console. I like the way it is in the newest Jaguars.
I asked about the steering column controls for PNDR, etc. None of them are final yet. I specifically asked if PNDR control was going to end up on the column...NOT finalized yet, they are still evaluating options. this does seem like an area that needs critical thought. Parking break is automatically engaged when you select Park and Dis-engaged when you select NDorR.
I expect the other controls to remain where they are on the steering column. I gather that the steering wheel itself is now final including controls that are physically mounted on the wheel. I think the only are still being Designed is what to do with PNDR selector.
Note that both the Silver and Black S's were "older" betas. The Silver one was the one used for cold weather assessment and the Black is apparently the "oldest" of the Betas.
That's a good point. About a month ago, one of the Tesla staff told me the handle mechanism had recently been redesigned due to all the troubles they were having on the early models. I'm told the early design was simply driven by an electric motor, but the revised design is partially spring driven to help the motor when it pushes out the handle.
I am glad to hear that PNDR on the column is not finalized yet. I agree with other commenters that push buttons are the way to go. But then, that would require a center console...
The aluminum doors on my '97 A8 are very soild and close with an authorative sound.
I went to the Santana Row event. I was impressed with the general look of the 'Interior' part of the design studio. I didn't see any obvious bugs in it and I think it will be out soon. I noticed something about the lacewood in the car. If you've ever shopped for granite for a countertop or other home use, you know that any two pieces of the same 'type' of granite appear different, sometimes radically so. It appears to be the same with lacewood. The pattern of the lacewood in the Model S on display looked very different from the samples they had in the store. In fact, the lacewood pattern in the car was not consistent in look from the inside of the dash to the outside. If you are picky about the way the dash looks, I would be careful about selecting lacewood because the way it appears in your car may not be what you are expecting. On the other hand, if you want to have a one-of-a-kind car then lacewood would be a great choice.
I like the shifter control being on the steering column. You can drive the car without removing your hands from the wheel. The only reason to put the shifter anywhere else was to control the transmission directly (mechanically). Thankfully, this is not required in an electric car.
The headroom in the front seat is excellent. I have a tall torso and usually my head (or at least hair) scrapes against the headliner in many cars. It's really bad if I'm wearing a helmet (autocross). The headroom in the back seat is not as good and if I had to spend any time in there, I would probably sit in the middle seat to avoid the sides of the roof, which (though padded) would hit the side of my head if it was a bumpy ride. Sitting in the middle is fine because there's no transmission hump to get in the way.
I like the way they provided color samples of the exterior that you can combine with interior samples (leather and carbon-fiber, for example) to see the whole look of the interior with the exterior color. Too bad they didn't have a blue car there. So far, that's my choice.
Can't wait to get my car!
For those who saw the recent betas: The stick on the right of the steering column is the gear shift. The front stick on the left looks like it is turn indicator and windshield wipers, yes? But what does the rear stick on the left do? Is this headlights and/or cruise control? If not, what is it and how do you control headlights and cruise control? Thanks.
ddruz, we have (inofficial) confirmation that the Model S steering column is a Mercedes part in (thin) disguise. Which means that the third, smaller stick is for cruise control. For lights, Mercedes has a turn switch in the dash board, left to the steering wheel.
The cruise control stalk is pretty nifty, IMO. What I don't like, though, is having turn indicator and wipers on the same stalk. But I'll get over it, like so many Mercedes drivers before, particularly b/c wipers have a rain sensor so the stalk will rarely be used for anything except turn indicators.
Volker.Berlin, Thanks, very helpful. Do you expect lights will be controlled with a turn switch in the dash or via the touchscreen? In either case how do you toggle from low to high beams?
ddruz, for low beam we have confirmation that there is a light sensor to automatically switch the lights as needed (particularly convenient for tunnels). On top of that, some light options can be set in the touch screen (I imagine override light sensor -- always off/always on).
As for the high beam, I would be thrilled if that would adjust automatically, too, in which case there is no binary high beam on/off, but a continuous adjustment to accommodate oncoming traffic. I'm afraid, the Model S won't offer a system like this, at least not in the beginning -- see discussion about adaptive cruise control.
Therefore, we'll have to manually switch the high beam on and off, and the hopelessly overladen Mercedes turn indicators/wipers stalk also will provide the means to this end. My only comfort is that so many Mercedes fans are happy with it, so we'll get used to that as well.
Volker.Berlin, Thanks again. One last question: In looking at all the photos people posted from last week it appears as if there is a hand hold to shut the front door just aft of the chrome door handle. Is that an optical illusion or is that correct? If correct, is that hand hold recess deep enough to hold sunglasses or some change or some small odds and ends? In other words could it be used for a modicum of storage within reach of the driver as well as a door closing hand hold if that's what it is?
ddruz, that is correct but it's small, really just a hand hold. Thinking about it, I assume that the touch sensitive door opener will go in there -- perfect placement when you want to open the door, but next to impossible to trigger accidentally. And think of the surprise for your passengers when they want to open the door and cannot see neither a handle nor a button...! ;-) Since the door is so clean and clutter free, there is really not a lot of choice other than placing the hand in that hand hold -- and "pop", the door opens.
In either case, I don't think you'd want to carry sunglasses or change there.
Re touch sensitive door opener, see this thread:
This is the best photo I could find: https://plus.google.com/photos/117433471618932049710/albums/572080445134...
So, V.B, you think the door switch might be hidden in the larger volume (top,left)? The "chrome" thing to the right (in the photo) seems to be an almost standard door handle... ??
I can only guess, but based on what was discussed in this thread, I assume the polished door lever is going to disappear.
Several in this thread have used the term "gear shift" to refer to the thingy on the steering column that activates different modes of driving. Okay, here's a question: do we, about-to-be EV owners, need to adopt a different terminology when referring to "shifting gears"? Or do you think this will just become part of the lexicon like "dialing a telephone number"?
Just curious.
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Where the HP2 E air shock accelled in my humble opinion was slow technical hill climbing or dual sporting of flat roads, did phenomenal in those conditions. However if you hit a water break or any kind of a decent bump the front would blow through and the rear would kick up dangerously due to no rebound control,.......the same reason you did not like it on the street. The air shock was super light and if they could have designed it with a tuneable orifice to dial in rebound and compression like they do on mountain bikes they'd be onto something
The air shock has A LOT less inertia due to it's much lighter weight and consequently can respond quicker to changes in traction and is progressive by nature (the harder it's compressed the stiffer it gets)
This is my thinking too - no issues in the slower, technical work. But on high speed work over bumps and whoops, the back end of the bike comes up and hits you in the arse. As I'm getting faster, I'm getting more tempted to switch to an Ohlins or Wilburs.
I will say that mine has been thoroughly abused, including a heap of 2 up, loaded riding and 30k miles later all seems well. It's also a bunch lighter than a conventional shock.
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We've been here before after Nadal losing inconsequential matches in warm up events. When he stops making slam finals at a better rate than 50% we can talk. For now he has been in 6 of the last 7 slam finals, dominating everyone but Djokovic on the biggest stages, having world class results on every surface. He even lost to Monfils in Doha the year he won the Australian, how short is your memory? Sure, he might be on the way down, but it's too early to tell. There certainly hasn't been compelling evidence yet. His results against the field other than Djokovic were his best ever last year, if the Serb had been injured all year he would've completely dominated. On the way out indeed.
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