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Reynolds Solitude SE Road WheelsetWhen it comes to high performance at a training wheel price point, the Reynolds Solitude clincher wheelset is an all-around winner. The strong, stiff and lightweight alloy rim features a low spoke count and an aerodynamic shallow-V profile. Whether you're climbing, sprinting or cruising, these hand-built wheels will get the job done as well as wheels costing a whole lot more -- and keep on rolling for the long haul.
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ON THE HORIZON – Kirill Kabanov, F, Shawinigan (QMJHL)
Some have called him difficult. Others have considered him un-coachable. Yet, if you poll all 30 National Hockey League general managers, they would all marvel at the gifted abilities possessed by New York Islanders prospect Kirill Kabanov. That assessment sounds eerily similar to a former five-time NBA champion, just recently inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Still only 19 years of age, Kabanov has high hopes of shedding that tarnished reputation and making 29 organizations rue the day that they let him slip into the third round (65th overall) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
"I want to be in the N.H.L.," said Kabanov, who just seven months prior to the 2010 draft was ranked fourth overall by the International Scouting Service, yet dropped out of the top 30 in its final rankings just a few months later. "I know how important it is for me to have a breakout season, and prove to everyone that I could be one of the better players in the league."
While Kabanov currently plays right wing alongside Columbus Blue Jacket prospect Michael Chaput and 2012 draftee Anton Zlobin, forming the top line for the Shawinigan Cataractes of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, one could easily describe his overall junior hockey playing days as topsy-turvy.
Back in 2007, a 15-year-old Kabanov signed a five-year contract with then-Russian Super League member HC Spartak in his native Moscow, Russia. That deal lasted one season, as the league dissolved in favor of the current Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). Still a member of HC Spartak, Kabanov and his father tore up his original deal, and re-upped with the team for four seasons with an option to bolt for the National Hockey League at a moment's notice.
In the 2008-09 KHL season, Kabanov was held pointless in 10 regular and postseason games for HC Spartak. Despite his struggles, his rights were subsequently sold to the KHL's Salavat Yulaev Ufa for one million dollars following the campaign, with the hopes of a then 17-year-old Kabanov earning more playing time under the tutelage of Russia's national team coach Vyacheslav Bykov.
In spite of the cash transaction in the KHL, Kabanov was also drafted seventh overall by the Canadian Hockey League's Moncton Wildcats in the 2009 Import Draft.
Before stepping foot on the ice for Salavat Yulaev Ufa, Kabanov and his Russian mates traveled to the Czech Republic to compete in the under-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament. Kabanov excelled in tournament play, netting four goals and assisting on seven others in seven games as the Russians captured the silver medal. They succumbed to a powerful Canadian squad, 9-2 in the Gold Medal game.
Riding an adrenaline high after his play in the Czech Republic, Kabanov refused to report to the Salavat Yulaev Ufa training camp. Faced with a three-year ban from playing hockey in the KHL, Kabanov instead bolted to the QMJHL to play for Moncton. Furthermore, Kabanov petitioned the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow him to play in Canada, a wish that would be granted a few weeks later.
Once allowed to play in Moncton, Kabanov suffered a wrist injury. It put him on the shelf for the next three months, costing him not only a good part of the regular season, but also an invite to the 2010 World Junior Championships. Upon his return, Kabanov scored 23 points (10 goals and 13 assists) in 22 games, and helped the Wildcats into the postseason.
As the playoffs commenced, chaos ensued.
During an opening round game against Cape Breton, Kabanov committed a careless penalty midway through the first period in the midst of a Wildcat power play. He later committed a second infraction in the second period, and as he left the sin bin he had a shouting match with one of his teammates. Head coach Danny Flynn had seen enough, and summoned Kabanov to the dressing room. He never saw the ice again.
Following the 6-3 Wildcat victory, Flynn announced that he would shelve Kabanov for the rest of the postseason, stating that the team was better off without him.
Two weeks after his dismissal, Kabanov had hopes of playing for the Russian Under-18 world junior championships in Fargo, North Dakota, but he received the news that Team Russia coach Mikhail Vasiliev refused to include him on the tournament roster.
Vasiliev told Sovietsky Sport that adding Kabanov would cause "confusion to the entire team."
Additionally, Kabanov was being dropped by his third agent in a calendar year.
According to former agent Ilya Moliver, as reported by Russian Hockey Fans.com, Kabanov's undoing had little to do with Kirill.
"Sergei Kabanov (Kirill's father) believes that an agent is a player's servant. He doesn't know how to communicate with people," said Moliver. "I told Kirill that we either work with you or your dad. Kabanov's dad is hard to please. I work with players and their parents since 1992, and I never had to deal with such a complicated person."
Despite a tumultuous offseason, the Islanders nabbed the 6-foot-3, 176-pound Kabanov two rounds after he was originally expected to be selected. Hoping to find lightning in a bottle, the Islanders gave the then 18-year-old Kabanov all the advice he would need.
"The Islanders organization told me that I needed to prove worthy of being called up to the N.H.L.," said Kabanov. "There was no time frame. It was all up to me."
Despite making amends with the Moncton organization as the 2010-11 QMJHL season approached, Kabanov was quickly shipped off to Lewiston, just two games into the new campaign.
In 37 regular season games for the Maineiacs, Kabanov had 11 goals and 17 assists and finished with a +10. But alike his play back as a 17-year-old in the under-18 junior championships, Kabanov would step his game up in the postseason. Playing alongside former and future teammate Chaput, Kabanov scored eight goals and assisted on 12 others in 17 playoff games, as he helped the Maineiacs reach the QMJHL semifinals before bowing out to Jonathon Huberdeau and the eventual Memorial Cup champion St. John Sea Dogs.
Kabanov's playoff production was all Garth Snow and the entire Islanders organization would need to see, as just two months later he was signed by the club to a three-year, entry-level contract.
After participating in the team's training camp a few weeks later, Kabanov was returned to the QMJHL for a third season. With Lewiston folding its team after eight seasons for financial reasons, Kabanov's rights were soon assigned to QMJHL affiliate Blainville-Boisbriand Armada.
Kabanov would not play for Armada, and was subsequently loaned to Farjestads BK of the Swedish Elite League, who in turn traded his rights to Shawinigan this past October. Shawinigan would be Kabanov's seventh team in less than four years.
As a Cataract, Kabanov quickly found a fan in seventh-year head coach Eric Veilleux.
"Kirill has shown an eagerness to learn," said Veilleux, who in his time leading the Cataractes has won over 270 regular and postseason games, as well as mentoring current NHL-er Benoit Pouilot of the Boston Bruins . "He also has hands that is rarely seen on a major junior level. Not many can control the puck like Kirill can."
In 33 games, Kabanov has averaged over a point per game, scoring 16 goals and assisting 21 others. He has also helped the Cataractes lead the TELUS Eastern Division with 73 points (34-11-2-3), three ahead of second-place Quebec. As of today's press time, the Cataractes also sit one point behind St. John in the overall league standings.
"Here in Shawinigan, I am with a very good organization," said Kabanov, who mentions fellow Russian and current Detroit Red Wing standout Pavel Datsyuk as his NHL hero. "I can create offensively, make nice passes and really show the type of skill that I have."
With hopes of leading the Cataractes to a President's Cup championship later this spring, Kabanov still has an eye on joining the Islanders in the fall.
"It was really nice seeing all the boys this past summer (at the Blue-White scrimmage)," said Kabanov, who has built his body upwards of 20 pounds since his draft day selection. "Everybody also gave me advice on what I need to do to join the Islanders."
Veilleux also believes that the NHL will be getting an all-around player and person in Kabanov.
"On the ice, Kirill sees all the passing lanes," said Veilleux. "But off the ice, Kirill has become a great teammate. He brings life into this locker room.
"There is no reason why he can't be all-star on the NHL level. It's all about him pushing himself even more."
Back in September, Kabanov was pegged as the "14th best NHL prospect", according to Hockey Prospectus.com. Seven other Islanders made the top 100, including Ryan Strome (6th overall), Nino Niederreiter (30th), Calvin De Haan (47th), Scott Mayfield (59th), Kirill Petrov (84th), Matt Donovan (89th) and Anders Lee (98th).
With the current-day Islanders struggling to find consistent scoring punch from their wingers, Kabanov's touch around the net might be seen on Coliseum ice in short order.
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Warriors of Heaven and Earth (Tian di ying xiong)
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Set in the ferocious Gobi Desert, a tale of two first-class warriors, Lieutenant Li and Japanese emissary Lai Xi, who are master swordsmen. After decades of service to the Chinese Emperor, Lai Xi longs to return to Japan, but is instead sent to the West to chase wanted criminals. His only passport back to Japan is to capture and execute Lieutenant Li, a renegade soldier wanted for leading a violent mutiny when he refused orders to kill female and child prisoners.
Cast: Jiang Wen, Kiichi Nakai, Zhao Wei, Hasi Bagen, Wang Xue Qi
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Earthquake risk: 'We have to evacuate this building'
EUGENE, Ore. - A quick remark about Eugene City Hall drew chuckles at an afternoon meeting this week.
"We have to evacuate this building," Councilor Chris Pryor said. "I use the word evacuate instead of vacate."
But not everyone is laughing.
"I really felt actually a real huge responsibility about the people who are in this building when we acknowledge it doesn't even meet the most basic of safety standards," Mayor Kitty Piercy said.
The earthquake and tsunamis in Japan are giving public officials across Lane County a new sense of urgency.
"Today I have an extra sensitivity given that what we've seen happen in this world," Piercy said.
According to a 2007 state survey, five Eugene 4J schools, three Bethel schools, several fire stations and Eugene's City Hall were all deemed to be at high risk if the big one were to strike.
"The reality is that if we were to have an earthquake in Lane County, it would be a major one," said Lina Cook, Lane County Emergency Services Director.
During the 2007 survey, geologists drove by public buildings to rate them. Those with more than a 10 percent chance of collapsing during a massive quake were marked as high risk.
"It could be there would be they would all just fall over and collapse and kill people inside or that there would just be a lot of bricks coming down," said Robert Yates, Oregon State professor emeritus and an expert on earthquake geology.
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Yates said that's a scary thought because there could be smaller faults in Lane County that geologists haven't yet discovered.
"We can do one of two things," he said. "We can spend the money, detailed geophysical work to try to look for the faults in advance, or we could assume they're there and make sure our buildings are retrofitted accordingly."


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You probably think you know a thing or two about sex…and I'm sure you do. But, you probably don't know more than the handful of writers I've chosen to profile below, because these people are hardcore. By that I mean, they really know their stuff, and their stuff is quite sexy. Most of them write about other topics as well and do a fine job of it, but for the moment I want to get you acquainted with their sensual sides.
Jesse Bering writes the outstanding Scientific American column, "Bering in Mind". His essays and books are consistently rich and engaging, but some of his best writing comes in response to reader questions — and people will ask him just about anything. The remarkable thing is that no matter the question–whether it's about a latex fetish or scatological arousal–Bering has a well-researched, erudite response that teaches more about whatever sex-related topic is at hand than quite a few books I've come across. I have yet to come away from reading one of his essays or responses to reader questions and not feel considerably better informed than I was just minutes before. Be sure to also check out his latest book, "Why is the Penis Shaped Like That?: and Other Reflections on Being Human" that's scheduled for release in a couple months.
Sheril Kirshenbaum is an example of a science writer (and scientist) with many interests and the talent to cover them all well, but her claim to fame is a book she wrote about the science of kissing, entitled, fittingly enough, "The Science of Kissing: What Our Lips Are Telling Us". You think you know what's going on when your lips meet his/hers? Read this book and I guarantee you'll start seeing the kiss and physical affection overall in an entirely new light. Kirshenbaum's triumph is that she's able to pull that off without leaving us with a clinical, sanitized aftertaste. There's a fine line between scientific insight that broadens and enriches our perspective, and dispassionate knowledge that dulls our appetite for being human. Fortunately, Kirshenbaum knows where that line is and doesn't cross over to the dark side.
Jena Pincott is talented, sharp, and an extremely nice person — but most importantly for this list, one hell of a writer. Her sex science gestalt came with her book,"Do Gentlemen Really Prefer Blondes? Bodies, Behavior, and Brains–The Science Behind Sex, Love, and Attraction". I read the book a couple years ago in preparation for an interview with Pincott and can still remember my astonishment coming across stuff I couldn't believe I didn't know. Seems like there'd be an age of sexual cognitive ripeness after which there aren't any new surprises. Read Pincott's book and you'll know that's far from being the case. More recently, she wrote a book about pregnancy entitled, "Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies?: The Surprising Science of Pregnancy". If you are considering having a child, or even if you already have kids, this book will teach you a few new things with a style that will make you feel like you're chatting with someone in the same room.
Mary Roach holds the high honor of having written perhaps the best known sex-science book to hit shelves in the last 10 or so years: "Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex". When I spoke to her about her experiences writing the book (and she had a few notably salacious ones), she said "Bonk" is what happens when a liberal arts kind of person takes on a science topic — she had to experience the topic to do it justice. If you are already acquainted with Roach's writing, you know that she is as funny as she is smart. You'd have a better chance of being bitten by a shark in your swimming pool than you would getting bored while reading "Bonk" or any of her other entertaining books.
Kayt Sukel's work was just recently brought to my attention, but I'm already seeing why she's a sex-science notable. Her first book, "Dirty Minds: How Our Brains Influence Love, Sex and Attraction" is receiving several favorable reviews and, from what I have read so far, strikes me as a judicious blend of neuroscience, psychology and sociology. She also writes about sex and other topics for The Washington Post, USA Today and The Christian Science Monitor, and writes a regular blog about sex, love and life for The Houston Chronicle. And she's one of the few writers that I've seen embraced with equal passion in the pages of Elle and Scientific American on the same subject. She's clearly doing something right.
When it comes to finding an expert on all things sex, you can't come much closer than Marty Klein. He's written seven books and over 200 articles on the subject, and he writes a regular blog at Psychology Today called "Sexual Intelligence". Of course, there are thousands of credentialed sex experts out there, but what makes Klein different (and worthy of this list) is his ability to communicate what he knows. He's also one of the more controversial of the writers on this list for his position on sex addiction (he calls it a "dangerous concept") and his outspokenness on what he calls the "Oprah-ization of therapy." His strong stances on those and other issues contributes a grittiness to his writing that I find refreshing. Klein is going to tell you what he thinks with straight-to-the-point prose, and the best part is you'll learn a lot from reading what he has to say whether you agree with him or not. Check out his latest book, "America's War on Sex".
David DiSalvo: I'm a science, technology and culture writer who contributes to Forbes, Scientific American Mind, The Wall Street Journal, Psychology Today, Esquire, Mental Floss and a smattering of other publications. My first nonfiction book, "What Makes Your Brain Happy and Why You Should Do the Opposite" (Prometheus, 2011) is available in paperback and Kindle, and my second book, "The Brain in Your Kitchen" is now available for Kindle. More at my website: www.daviddisalvo.org. Contact me at: disalvowrites [at] gmail.com. You can find me on Twitter @neuronarrative and at my website, The Daily Brain.


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DTM finale: Audi to mobilize all forcesIn the eagerly awaited DTM finale at the Hockenheimring on October 17 and 18, Audi's motto will be: 'Maximum attack!'
Audi increases sales in SeptemberAUDI AG continued to grow in September: With around 170,900 cars, the company increased its deliveries worldwide by 6.8 percent. Sales in the Americas rose by 11.9 percent, while the brand's business in Europe increased by 8.8 percent. Thanks also to the strong start of the new Audi Q7, the four rings saw its best ever September sales in company history in Europe with almost 80,000 units. Since the start of the year, the global sales of the Ingolstadt based company have increased by 3.8 percent across all models to around 1,347,950 units.
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Dietmar Voggenreiter to be the new Board of Management Member for Sales and Marketing at AUDI AGDietmar Voggenreiter (46) is to take over the position of Board of Management Member for Sales and Marketing at AUDI AG as of November 1. He will succeed in that position to Luca de Meo (48), who will move to SEAT as the new CEO. Under the leadership of Voggenreiter, who has managed the China business for nine years, unit sales in the country increased by six hundred percent to the number of 579,000 cars delivered in 2014.
Diesel emissions: Individual customer information for Germany on Audi websiteEvery customer in Germany can find out quickly and easily about his or her Audi being affected by irregularities relating to the software used. The car's chassis number only has to be entered on the website www.audi.de. Customers can then immediately see whether the car is affected. In the coming week, this function will also be available in the worldwide markets via national Audi websites. Alternatively, customers can already find out whether their cars are affected through their Audi dealers or the national customer-support organization. In parallel, technical solutions are being prepared with which Audi models will be retrofitted. This service action will be presented to the responsible authorities later in October.
Audi driver Molina celebrates first DTM victoryIn his 67th DTM race, it finally worked out: the Catalonian Miguel Molina celebrated his first DTM victory at the Nürburgring. For Audi, it marked the eighth success in the 16th race of the season.
Brand with the four rings shines at world's largest lighting congressAt the eleventh International Symposium on Automotive Lighting (ISAL 2015), Audi presenters will offer insights into the lighting technology of the future. The congress begins on September 28, 2015 in Darmstadt. After the keynote address by Shuji Nakamura, the 2014 Nobel Prize winner for physics, Audi guest speakers will give presentations on the latest trends and developments at this largest and most influential conference for automotive lighting technology. The next step in automotive lighting technology is also being shown in the latest IAA concept car with the new Matrix OLED technology.
Audi CEO Stadler meets G7 ministers: "Artificial intelligence can save lives"A crucial breakthrough has been achieved at the International Motor Show (IAA) in establishing the legal framework of piloted driving and parking. Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt presented his national strategy for this key technology on Wednesday in Frankfurt. He also welcomed EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc and the transport ministers of the other G7 nations. Using the new Audi A4 and the concept car "Jack," he presented the current state of driver assist systems to the visitors. The Chairman of the Board of Management of AUDI AG, Prof. Rupert Stadler, advocated "seizing this unique chance to save 900,000 lives per year, since more than 90% of all traffic accidents are caused by human error."
Sporty and high-tech: the new Audi S4 and S4 Avant260 kW (354 hp), 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62 mph) in 4.7 seconds – Audi launches the new S4* and S4 Avant* at the IAA in Frankfurt am Main. The top models from the A4 series are ahead of the competition – with intelligent lightweight design, powerful engines, and an extensive package of the latest technologies.
09/15/15Audi MediaCenter
Drive system competence from ultra to e-tron: Audi at the 2015At the 2015 International Motor Show (IAA), which begins today in Frankfurt am Main, Audi is presenting many different new products. The main focus is on the new A4 model line and the near-production Audi e-tron quattro concept car – a sporty SUV with an all-electric drive. The company is also offering visitors glimpses of the future in four of the brand's focal themes – Audi Sport, quattro, Audi Technologies and Audi ultra – and is presenting the entire range of its drive system concepts.
09/14/15Audi MediaCenter
Audi e-tron quattro concept: Electric driving pleasure with no compromisesFlow-enhanced design with a drag coefficient of 0.25; a powerful, all-electric e-tron quattro drive with up to 370 kW – Audi is presenting the Audi e-tron quattro concept at the International Motor Show (IAA) 2015 in Frankfurt. The car is the company's statement about the future of electric mobility: It is sporty, efficient and suitable for everyday use.
09/10/15Audi MediaCenter
Emergency aid for refugees: AUDI AG providing € 1 millionAudi is moving quickly to help: the carmaker is making € 1 million in emergency aid available for refugees. The company is using the funds to support aid initiatives at its production sites in Ingolstadt, Neckarsulm, Brussels and Győr.
Audi with record-breaking sales in AugustAudi stays firmly on track: despite the more challenging economic climate in many key markets and the forthcoming model changeover in high volume model lines, the company managed to further increase its deliveries in the past month. With 128,650 cars (+2.7%) the brand with the four rings saw its best August sales figures ever. The weaker economic development in markets such as China (-4.1%) or Russia (-15.4%) was offset particularly by the strong demand in Europe (+6.9%) and the Americas (+10.0%). Around 1,177,100 customers worldwide have chosen an Audi since the start of the year, an increase of 3.4 percent.
Audi A8 L Security: most secure Audi everAudi has once again further developed its armored high-security sedan. At the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt am Main, the premium brand is presenting the most secure Audi ever in the form of the A8 L Security. The car will satisfy the criteria of the class VR 9 ballistic protection standard, currently the most stringent requirements for civilian high-security sedans.
DTM back in Germany – Audi at the top of the standingsWith Audi driver Mattias Ekström leading the drivers' standings and Audi in the top spot of the manufacturers' classification, the DTM is returning to Germany. From September 11 to 13, the internationally popular touring car racing series will be visiting the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben.
Even more power and top-of-the-line equipment: The Audi SQ5 TDI plus with 250 kW (340 hp)Audi is further expanding its range of S models. In October, the new SQ5 TDI plus* will arrive at German dealerships with more power and driving pleasure and even more extensive equipment – with 250 kW (340 hp), sport differential and 21-inch wheels.
Audi Q7 wins for best premium interior designThe new Audi Q7 has been named "Best of the Best" in the German Design Council's Automotive Brand Contest 2015. The new Audi R8 is being honored in three categories. In addition, the Audi prologue concept cars are receiving "Special Mention" for exceptional innovation. In all, Audi is receiving 16 awards at the fifth edition of the competition.
Five stars for Audi Q7 in Euro NCAP crash testThe European Euro NCAP consortium has awarded the new Audi Q7 with the top grade of five stars for safety. The results for adult protection in frontal and side impact collisions, pedestrian protection and child safety put the current Audi Q7 among the safest cars in its category.
Audi wins and takes DTM lead againA great day for Audi at Moscow Raceway: Mike Rockenfeller, on delivering a commanding performance in race twelve, gave the brand with the four rings its seventh victory of the season. Mattias Ekström, by taking third place, recaptured the lead of the drivers' standings. Plus, in the manufacturers' classification, Audi is the number one again as well following the DTM's round in Russia.
Audi at the IAA 2015: the power of fourAudi is once again displaying bold exhibition architecture at the IAA International Motor Show. In place of a traditional convention booth, a multimedia experience space invites visitors to discover Audi's four key themes at the IAA 2015 with all of their senses: Audi Sport, quattro, Audi Technologies and Audi ultra. The company is therefore constructing a temporary building at the Frankfurt exhibition grounds. Placing the latest edition of Audi's bestselling model in its center, the architectural showcase will provide spectacular staging for the new Audi A4.
DTM: Audi faces 'heavy' task in RussiaAudi driver Mattias Ekström is aiming for the top step of the podium in the DTM races at Moscow: With a victory at the Red Bull Ring, the Swede had taken the lead in the Championship at the end of July. Now, the Russian round of the internationally popular touring car racing series is on the agenda.
Outlook on series production – the Audi e-tron quattro concept at the IAA 2015Electric driving at Audi is a pleasure, not a compromise. The brand is demonstrating this with the Audi e-tron quattro concept at the International Motor Show (IAA) 2015 in Frankfurt. The sporty SUV provides an outlook on the brand's first large-series electric car.
AUDI AG: U.S. sales up one-fifth in JulyAUDI AG has started the second half of the year with higher sales than in July 2014. Despite forthcoming model changeovers and ongoing difficult conditions in some key markets, the four rings achieved slight sales growth of 1.4 percent in July, taking the total to around 146,100 units. While the Americas (+19.6%) again gathered pace as growth driver for Audi and deliveries continued to increase substantially in Western Europe (+6.1%), sales in the Asia-Pacific region (-9.2%) and Eastern Europe (-3.2%) remained below the prior-year levels. Around 1,048,450 customers worldwide have chosen an Audi since January, 3.5 percent more than one year earlier.
Powerful battery in Audi electric car with cell modules from LG and SamsungAudi will develop the battery for a purely electrically powered sport utility vehicle on the basis of powerful cell modules from the South Korean suppliers LG Chem and Samsung SDI. The two Audi partners plan to invest in the cell technology in Europe and will supply the Ingolstadt-based car producer from their European plants. The new technology will give drivers of the Audi sport utility vehicle a range of more than 500 kilometers.
The future of piloted driving: Audi at the Ko HAF research initiativeAt Audi, piloted driving means safe, comfortable driving in partnership. Because of this, the company has been actively involved in the Ko HAF research initiative, which develops standards and solutions for cooperative highly-automated driving. Audi will introduce piloted driving in the next generation of the Audi A8.
FC Bayern wins Audi Cup for third timeFourth Audi Cup, third title. FC Bayern München is a power throughout preseason tournament at the home Allianz Arena. In the final, the German record league champions beat Real Madrid 1:0 after Robert Lewandowski netted a late goal. In the third place playoff, English representative Tottenham Hotspur beat Italian traditional club AC Milan by 2:0.
AUDI AG, BMW Group and Daimler AG agree with Nokia Corporation on joint acquisition of HERE digital mapping businessAUDI AG, the BMW Group and Daimler AG have agreed with Nokia Corporation that they will acquire its mapping and location services business HERE. The acquisition is intended to secure the long term availability of HERE's products and services as an open, independent and value creating platform for cloud-based maps and other mobility services accessible to all customers from the automotive industry and other sectors. The three partners will each hold an equal stake in HERE; none of them seeks to acquire a majority interest. Subject to the approval of the relevant antitrust authorities, the transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2016.
Audi driver Ekström wins at SpielbergWith an impressive performance in the wet race at Spielberg (Austria) Mattias Ekström (Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline) took the lead of the DTM drivers' standings at the Red Bull Ring. Following a victory on Saturday and third place on Sunday, his team-mate Edoardo Mortara is the runner-up in the standings.
Audi Group continuing along growth path after first half of 2015The Audi Group is continuing along its growth path: From January through June, the company delivered more than 900,000 automobiles of the Audi brand to customers worldwide for the first time in a six-month period. At the same time, the Ingolstadt company increased its revenue to €30 billion and its operating profit to €2.9 billion. The company achieved an operating return on sales of 9.8 percent, once again at the upper end of its strategic target corridor of eight to ten percent.
Audi presents latest lighting technology at the IAA in FrankfurtAudi is presenting its next step in automotive lighting technology at the IAA in Frankfurt. The new Matrix OLED lights enable a previously unattainable level of lighting homogeneity, opening up further creative opportunities for design.
Audi is ready for start of Formula Student GermanyAudi is supporting Formula Student Germany (FSG) 2015: The automobile manufacturer is sponsoring four teams in the students' construction competition. In addition, the company will present the "Audi Vorsprung Award" for the best lightweight construction concept. More than 3,600 students from 34 countries will travel to the Hockenheimring racetrack to be tested in various disciplines and to take part in discussions with experts from the automotive industry.
Audi production in Münchsmünster is picking up speedThe new Audi production site in Münchsmünster is approximately 30 kilometers (18.6 mi) east of the main production facility in Ingolstadt. Hot and cold formed pressed parts, high tech chassis components and lightweight aluminum structural components, among others, are being produced here for the new Audi Q7. By 2017, a total of 900 employees will be working at the site and shipping out 26 million parts worldwide annually. The production site in Münchsmünster, the high tech Audi Neuburg complex and the future innovation campus (abbreviated "INCampus") are making the Audi Ingolstadt site a key force behind growth in Bavaria.
Luca de Meo receives honorary title "Commendatore al Merito della Repubblica Italiana"High honors for Luca de Meo, Board Member for Sales and Marketing at AUDI AG: The native of Milan (48) joined the Italian Order of Merit at the rank of "Commendatore al Merito della Repubblica Italiana" yesterday. The honorary title is one of the highest national distinctions in Italy and is bestowed by the president in recognition of outstanding merits in the areas of science, culture, business and social responsibility.
Audi e-gas plant stabilizes electrical gridJuly 15, 2015 – The Audi e gas plant in the city of Werlte in Lower Saxony produces CO2 neutral fuel, and it also contributes toward stabilizing the public power grid. After successfully completing a test sequence, the plant is now qualified for participating in what is known as the electricity balancing market.
Faster than a sports car driver: Audi pilots itself on US race trackPiloted driving at Audi is approaching production readiness at race pace. On one of the world's most challenging race tracks, the Sonoma Raceway in California, the latest generation of the Audi RS 7 piloted driving concept has surpassed previous top performances once again. Audi will be offering piloted driving for the first time in the upcoming generation of the Audi A8.
Audi driver Ekström with strong recoveryIn front of 31,000 spectators (throughout the weekend) Audi maintained its one-two lead in the DTM drivers' standings and first place in the DTM manufacturers' classification. Audi's man of the race on Sunday was Mattias Ekström, who in the Red Bull Audi RS 5 DTM of Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline shone with a recovery.
AUDI AG: for the first time, over 900,000 customers in the initial half of the yearCompared with the same period last year, AUDI AG's worldwide sales from January to June increased by 3.8 percent to around 902,400 cars. For the first time in the company's history, more than 900,000 customers had already chosen the brand with the four rings by mid year. Even though important model changes are imminent in a number of markets, sales climbed further in all world regions – particularly on the American continent (+12.4%). In June, worldwide deliveries of around 157,450 were slightly above the level of the same month last year (+1.3%).
New plant director at Audi in Ingolstadt: Fred Schulze to succeed to Peter KösslerFred Schulze (48) is to be the new director of the Audi plant in Ingolstadt as of October 1. He is to move from Neckarsulm, where he currently holds the same position, to the main site of the automobile manufacturer. Schulze will succeed to Peter Kössler (56), who, after eight years as plant director in Ingolstadt, will move to AUDI HUNGARIA MOTOR Kft. in Győr, Hungary. There, he will succeed to Dr. h.c. Thomas Faustmann (52) as managing director. Dr. Faustmann will be the new director of the Audi plant in Neckarsulm.
Tickets for 2015 Audi Cup popularFour top teams in the fourth Audi Cup: In the tournament at Munich's Allianz Arena on August 4 and 5, FC Bayern München, Real Madrid CF, AC Milan and Tottenham Hotspur will be playing for the coveted trophy at the beginning of the season. The final day on August 5 is already sold out. Tickets are still available only for the two semi-final matches on August 4. Those unable to secure tickets will be able to watch the soccer stars live on ZDF.
Audi increases number of apprenticeshipsAudi will provide vocational training to even more young people in the future. The company plans to increase its number of apprentices from approximately 2,500 at present to more than 2,700 by 2018. The future specialists will support the company on its growth path, above all with its model and technology initiative. The additional apprenticeships also represent a commitment to the company's sites in Germany.
Audi Production Lab: journey into the futureIn the Audi Production Lab, production planners of the premium manufacturer are working together with experts from various departments of the company on innovative technologies for the production processes of the future. A promising technology is hand projection. In the future, it could support production employees with testing and installing components.
Audi driver Ekström with strong performanceIn front of 123,000 spectators (throughout the weekend) Audi defended its lead of the DTM standings. Jamie Green from Audi Sport Team Rosberg remains the front runner in spite of a setback in the race. He has an eleven-point advantage over Mattias Ekström from Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, who finished in fourth place after an impressive race.
Mission to the moon: AUDI AG supports the German Team at Google Lunar XPRIZEAudi is taking off for the moon – together with the Part-Time Scientists. Nearly 45 years after NASA's Apollo 17 completed the last manned mission to the moon, the cooperating partners have selected the old landing site of Apollo 17 as the new target. The group of German engineers in the Part-Time Scientists team is working within the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition to transport an unmanned rover onto the moon. Audi is supporting the Part-Time Scientists with its know-how in several fields of technology – from quattro all-wheel drive and lightweight construction to electric mobility and piloted driving.
'Heavy' task for Audi at the NorisringThe 'home round' for the four rings at the Norisring is linked with an aim that will only be achievable with a 'heavy' effort. In Nuremberg – only some 90 kilometers away from the headquarters in Ingolstadt – the Audi squad is set on continuing its winning streak in the DTM and clinching its seventh consecutive triumph on June 27 and 28.
Audi 2.5 TFSI voted "International Engine of the Year" for sixth timeThe Audi 2.5-liter TFSI engine is the "International Engine of the Year" for 2015 in the 2 to 2.5-liter category. The five-cylinder engine has now won the award for the sixth consecutive time.
Le Mans: Audi fast but unfortunateAudi has continued its string of podium results in the 24-hour race at Le Mans but missed taking the 14th victory it was aiming for in the world's most famous endurance race in positions three, four and seven.
Innovative technologies in the new Audi R8 model familyAt Audi, race cars and production cars have a lot in common in many technical areas – including their controls and displays. The best example is the similarity between the Audi R18 e-tron quattro race car prototype, which will start at the 24 hours of Le Mans this weekend, and the new production Audi R8 sports car. The designs of their steering wheels and digital displays show significant commonalities. The high-performance sports car, which will go on sale late this summer, is part of a sporty model family together with the GT race car, the Audi R8 LMS, and the battery-electric powered Audi R8 e-tron. In its latest evolutionary stage, the Audi R8 offers even more power, speed and endurance.
Record: Audi RS 5 TDI competition concept drives to record time on the Sachsenring trackAudi has set a new record time on the Sachsenring for cars with a diesel engine. The Audi RS 5 TDI competition concept rounded the 3.6 km (2.2 mi) race course in a time of 1 minute 35.35 seconds. The technology platform draws its power from a 3.0-liter V6 biturbo TDI with 320 kW (435 hp) of power and 800 Nm (590.0 lb-ft) of torque. The highlight is an electrically driven compressor.
Succeeding with efficiency: Audi aims for 14th Le Mans winAudi is set on continuing its string of victories in the world's toughest endurance race on 13th and 14th June. Five times in succession, the sports cars with the four rings have won the iconic race since 2010. Audi is now battling for an amazing 14th victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours in the past 16 years. The efficiency technology Audi ultra is a major element of the Audi R18 e-tron quattro hybrid sports car's overall concept this year.
Stadler demands systematic digitalization of urban infrastructureAudi CEO Rupert Stadler sees digitalization as an historic task for society. He emphasized this fact in a speech on Tuesday at the Economic Conference organized by the Economic Council of the CDU. He pointed out that multiple challenges still exist in the field of transport infrastructure so that digital mobility technologies can fulfill their potential.
Audi publishes new Corporate Responsibility ReportThe Audi Group has published its new Corporate Responsibility Report in which it reports transparently on its targets, activities and key figures in the five core areas of products, the environment, employees, society and finance. The new issue focuses on the future topics of alternative drive systems, digital connectivity and internationalization. In addition, three special online topics examine these megatrends with multimedia content and expert interviews.
Audi's head of IT wins European awardAudi is driving in the digital fast lane. The European business network CIONET has chosen Mattias Ulbrich, Head of IT and Organization at AUDI AG, as the "European Chief Information Officer of the Year." This Thursday, the 48-year-old received the award during the CIO CITY conference in Brussels in front of 170 IT executives from international companies.
New Audi MediaCenter is now onlineClearer, more informative, faster: Audi Communications is now offering journalists, bloggers and online multipliers a central research platform – the Audi MediaCenter. In future, media representatives will be able to use press releases, photos, videos and other content related to Audi for their editorial work without registration. The online portal at www.audi-mediacenter.com can be easily used on all modern end devices.
Audi celebrates one-two-three-four win at LausitzringA great day for Audi in the DTM: At the Lausitzring, the brand with the four rings celebrated a commanding one-two-three-four victory on Saturday evening and remains unbeaten in the 2015 DTM. Jamie Green in the Hoffmann Group Audi RS 5 DTM of Audi Sport Team Rosberg recaptured the lead of the standings on scoring his second success of the season. Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline in positions two, three and four completed Audi's triumph.
Lamborghini prepares for a new eraAutomobili Lamborghini announces a luxury SUV as a third model to join its product range. The market introduction of the series model is planned for 2018. A concept of the car was first presented as the Lamborghini Urus in 2012 at the Beijing auto show.
AUDI AG concluding extensive cooperation agreements with Baidu and HuaweiAudi is intensifying the expansion of connectivity of its cars in China, according to an announcement by the premium carmaker in advance of the first CES Asia taking place in Shanghai. With Baidu CarLife, Audi will also be offering uncompromising integration of smartphones in its cars in China. A China-specific LTE module, which Audi is developing in a joint venture with Huawei, will deliver fast data transmission.
Audi travels to the Lausitzring with tailwindAs the leader of all three classifications (drivers', manufacturers' and teams'), Audi heads to the second DTM weekend of the year – with a premiere: On Saturday, May 30, at the Lausitzring, a DTM race will be held on Saturday night for the first time – aired on prime time immediately before the DFB Cup final in Berlin, which is only about 130 kilometers away.
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Audi rolls up driverless at electronics showJournalists are experiencing piloted driving in an Audi A7 on the streets of Shanghai as the first Consumer Electronics Show in Asia kicks off. The keynote address and the exhibition booth for the premium brand will focus on the connected car of the future, with infotainment services, new control and display concepts and innovative new light features.
Researchers produce first Audi "e-benzin"Audi logs another success in the development of sustainable, synthetic fuels: Collaboration partner Global Bioenergies has produced the first batch of Audi "e-benzin".
New Audi R8 LMS wins Nürburgring 24 HoursThe Audi R8 LMS managed a brilliant 24-hour racing debut by clinching victory at the Nürburgring. Audi only unveiled its GT3 race car ten weeks ago – now the production-based sports car impressed in a tough battle that lasted up to the last hour of the race. In the end, Audi Sport Team WRT with Christopher Mies/Nico Müller/Edward Sandström/Laurens Vanthoor (D/CH/S/B) was 40 seconds faster than the BMW Team Marc VDS.
New Audi R8 ready to launchMotorsport feeling in everyday driving: The completely newly-developed Audi R8 can now be ordered in Europe. The sports car will then make its appearance on the streets in autumn 2015.
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Audi at Wörthersee Tour 2015Audi will be launching innovative technology and concentrated power at the Wörthersee Tour 2015. At the big meeting in Reifnitz, Austria (Carinthia) from May 13 to 16, the premium car brand will be presented the latest race cars, performance cars and production models to its fans along with a very special highlight: the TT clubsport turbo. This technical concept car combines a powerful TFSI engine with an electric biturbo. This means that it leaves its competitors in the dust after only a few meters.
AUDI AG continues growth in AprilAfter the best first quarter in the company's history, Audi also sold more cars in April: around 152,850 deliveries exceeded prior-year sales in April by 2.5 percent. Demand again increased in all regions of the world compared with the same month of the preceding year. AUDI AG's business developed positively especially on the American continent: deliveries to customers climbed by 12.7 percent. From January to April, global unit sales of the company thus grew by 5.2 percent to around 591,050 premium automobiles.
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Tremendous thrust right from the start: the Audi TT clubsport turbo technology concept carWide add-on parts, a powerful rear wing and a power output of 441 kW (600 hp) – the Audi TT clubsport turbo impresses with its power and design. From May 13 to 16, Audi will be showing its technology concept car on the Wörthersee Tour in the Austrian town of Reifnitz. The inspiration for the show car came from the successful Audi 90 IMSA GTO of the late 1980s. A new technology is making its debut under the hood. The car's electric biturbo adds even more dynamism to the driving experience with its spontaneous response.
World premiere at the Vienna Motor Symposium: new high-efficiency engine from AudiAudi presents the most efficient two-liter gasoline engine in its class. The new 2.0 TFSI with 140 kW (190 hp) demonstrates the engine expertise of the brand – with a ground-breaking new combustion method. Audi will be using the engine for the first time in the next generation of the A4.
Audi and Cubic Telecom start strategic partnershipAudi is systematically extending its lead in the field of connectivity. Through its subsidiary Audi Electronics Venture GmbH (AEV), the brand with the Four Rings has acquired a stake in Cubic Telecom, a global forerunner in M2M technology. Together, Audi and Cubic Telecom intend to develop connectivity solutions for the automobiles of the Audi brand.
Audi at the 36th Vienna Motor SymposiumAudi is presenting pioneering drive technologies at the 36th Vienna Motor Symposium, which takes place on May 7 and 8, 2015. The focus is on two topics – the new 2.0 TFSI as the most efficient two-liter gasoline engine in its class, and plug-in hybrid drive in the Audi Q7 e-tron 3.0 TDI quattro.
Triple lead for Audi in the DTMA commanding win of the opening round on Saturday, a one-two result on Sunday: In front of 75,000 spectators (throughout the weekend) Audi managed a near-perfect start of the new DTM season.
Audi starts new DTM season with victoryA brilliant season opener for Audi in the DTM: In the opening round at Hockenheim, Jamie Green (Audi Sport Team Rosberg) took a commanding victory after starting from the pole position. With four Audi RS 5 DTM cars in the top six, Audi left the strongest overall impression as well.
Audi celebrates second WEC season victory at SpaFollowing the thrilling season opener of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) in Great Britain, Audi was unbeatable again in Belgium. On the challenging track at Spa, Marcel Fässler (CH), André Lotterer (D) and Benoît Tréluyer (F) proved their class again on clinching their second victory this season and tenth WEC success in total.
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Audi keynote address at International CES AsiaAudi is opening the first International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Asia with a keynote address. On May 24, Board Chairman Rupert Stadler, Head of Development Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg and Board Member for Sales Luca de Meo will give presentations on innovations in electronics and mega-trends in mobility at the trade show in Shanghai. The brand is also introducing a concept car.
Audi extends its lead with high-resolution Matrix Laser technologyAudi is further extending its lead in automotive lighting technology. In the sponsored project "intelligent laser light for compact and high-resolution adaptive headlights" (iLaS), the brand with the four rings is working on the headlights of the future with partners from industry and science. Matrix Laser technology and its high resolution will make roadway illumination even more flexible and highly versatile – in all situations.
Audi is the preferred address: top places in German employer rankings"Vorsprung durch Technik" attracts the experts of tomorrow: This is proven by recent studies by consulting companies trendence* and Universum*. In both rankings, Audi is once again the preferred employer for young engineers in Germany. The company is also increasingly popular with young IT experts. University students have good job opportunities at Audi: This year, the brand with the Four Rings plans to recruit another 6,000 new employees worldwide. A large proportion of them will work on new innovations and will provide support with developing international production facilities.
Audi TT 1.8 TFSI: Athlete in a compact formatAudi is extending the engine range for its new TT generation. From July, the compact sports cars will also be available in a 1.8 TFSI version developing 132 kW (180 hp). The new entry level engine version of the Audi TT Coupé* will be available from EUR 32,100 and the TT Roadster* for EUR 34,500.
Fuel of the future: Research facility in Dresden produces first batch of Audi e-dieselAudi has taken another big step in the development of new, CO2 neutral fuels: A pilot plant in Dresden has started production of the synthetic fuel Audi e diesel.
Hands-on experience of the mobility of the future: Audi with new projects in "Electric Mobility Showcase"Audi is providing hands-on experience of sustainable future mobility and continuing its involvement in the German government's "Electric Mobility Showcase" support program. From mid April, 40 of the Audi A3 Sportback e tron* will take to the roads in three different projects revolving around electric driving.
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Audi e-tron initiative at Auto Shanghai 2015With an e-tron sales initiative, Audi is paving the way for even more success in China: in 2016 the company will introduce two new models with plug in hybrid drive systems to the market. Both models – the Audi Q7 e-tron 2.0 TFSI quattro and the Audi A6 L e-tron – are having their world premiere at Auto Shanghai. The Audi prologue allroad show car also offers a glimpse into the future of Audi's design language.
AUDI AG: March best month in the company's historyA start of the year made to measure for AUDI AG: With around 438,250 units sold, the brand's global sales increased in the first quarter by 6.1 percent compared with the same period 2014 – with growth in all regions. The successful start to the year was also helped by the March results. With a plus of 4.4 percent to around 177,950 cars, Audi delivered more automobiles in a single month than ever before. This means that the company with the Four Rings has registered an increase in sales for 63 months in a row.
Audi wins WEC opener at SilverstoneAudi Sport managed a dream start of the 2015 motorsport year. In the season opener of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) at Silverstone, the Audi R18 e-tron quattro of Marcel Fässler, André Lotterer and Benoît Tréluyer took victory after a thrilling six-hour race in which the lead kept changing and was fiercely contested.
Federal Minister of Transport Dobrindt tests piloted AudiAlexander Dobrindt satisfied himself of the technical capabilities of the Audi A7 piloted driving concept on Friday. The Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure accepted an invitation from AUDI AG to experience the technology of piloted driving first-hand.
Audi mastermind for piloted driving: the central driver assistance controllerThe central driver assistance controller (zFAS) is the core of future systems for piloted driving under development by Audi. This mastermind uses cutting edge, high performance processors and will work its way into the model range step by step in the foreseeable future. It is a key milestone on the road to new, automated driving functions and a demonstration of the pioneering role that Audi is assuming in the field of piloted driving. The technologies specialist Delphi has been awarded the contract for series productions.
Audi drivers impressed by RS 5 DTMAt the first official DTM track tests of the year, the Audi RS 5 DTM left a strong impression.
Dual education in Italy: Successful start for social project of Audi subsidiariesThe two Audi subsidiaries Lamborghini and Ducati have celebrated a milestone with their joint social project "Dual Education System Italy" (DESI), which has been created in cooperation with the Volkswagen Workforce Foundation, the Italian Ministry for Teaching, Universities and Research, and the Ministry of Education of the region Emilia Romagna. Following the first component of education in a college, the young participants, largely from socially disadvantaged families, are now starting their practical training. For this purpose, Lamborghini and Ducati have set up modern training centers in their plants.
Top brands opt for Audi and the DTMAudi provided the DTM Champion five times in the past eight years. The aim for the 2015 season is clear: another title in the prestigious touring car series. In pursuit of this aim, the brand with the four rings can rely on the support of internationally renowned partners.
Audi Sport: Green light for the 2015 seasonWith a 'warm-up' at the Competence Center Motorsport in Neuburg, Audi Sport officially opened the 2015 motorsport season. On Thursday, about 70 members of international media from 12 nations including China and Russia, experienced an exclusive tour of the new racing department and the first joint appearance of the four Audi racing projects, LMP, DTM, GT racing and the Audi Sport TT Cup.
New Audi Q7 under starter's ordersThe countdown has started: today marks the beginning of advance sales for the new Audi Q7, which will be at European dealerships starting in June. The second generation of the prestigious SUV impresses with innovative technology and powerful and efficient engines that make it the CO2 champion of its class. The base price of the Q7 3.0 TDI (200 kW) is 60,900 euros. The 3.0 TFSI is available from 62,900 euros.
Wanted: Best piloted model carAudi is taking piloted driving to model cars: Ten student teams will face off in the Audi Autonomous Driving Cup to find the best piloted model car. Audi provides the hardware – a 1:8-scale Audi Q5* – and the young experts develop the software.
Audi CEO Rupert Stadler at Annual Press Conference: "We delivered more in 2014 than promised"With a new record for deliveries of more than 1.74 million automobiles, Audi for the first time increased its revenue to more than €53 billion in 2014. Operating profit amounted to €5.15 billion and the operating return on sales of 9.6 percent was at the upper end of the strategic target corridor of eight to ten percent. After taking increased financial income into consideration, profit before tax increased to approximately €6 billion. The return on sales before tax was 11.1 percent. By 2020, Audi plans to expand its product range to 60 models. The brand with the Four Rings will therefore invest more than €24 billion in new products and technologies by 2019, and is continually expanding its global production network. Worldwide, the Audi Group plans to recruit more than 6,000 new employees in 2015 to strengthen its workforce with experts as it moves along its strategic growth path. The company intends to deliver more premium cars than in the previous year once again in 2015.
AUDI AG: sales growth in all regions in FebruaryAUDI AG continues to grow: despite the model changeover for the A1* and Q3* in Europe and a shortened sales month in China, the company exceeded prior-year sales in February. Around 122,550 customers opted for the four rings last month, up 4.2 percent. Strong growth was achieved with the now globally available A3 family* (+47.4%) and the latest generation of the A6* (+10.8%). Since the start of the year, worldwide deliveries across all models are up 7.4 percent to around 260,250.
Audi R8 LMS establishes new race car generation: lighter and safer than ever beforeAudi is again running in front. As one of the first automobile manufacturers to do so at the beginning of the 2015 season, the brand with the four rings is presenting a race car that already meets the requirements of the new GT3 regulations to be introduced in 2016. The new Audi R8 LMS is lighter and safer than ever before. It features even more race car technology, clearly improved aerodynamics and, as a result, provides customers with an efficient concept.
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Audi: Seven world premieres in GenevaSeventh heaven: From March 5 to 15, Audi will be showing seven impressive new models at the International Motor Show in Geneva. Alongside the Audi prologue Avant concept car, the Audi stand at Europe's biggest auto show of 2015 will also exhibit four new Audi R8 models. The Audi Q7 e tron quattro marks the arrival of the first plug in hybrid in the Q model series. Meanwhile, the Audi RS 3 Sportback sits proudly on the podium as the most powerful premium compact car in the world.
Chairless Chair for improved ergonomics in Audi's production plantsThe health of its employees has top priority for Audi. For this reason, at its plant in Neckarsulm, the company is testing a new technology that eases many assembly activities: the so-called "chairless chair." This high-tech carbon-fiber construction allows employees to sit without a chair. At the same time, it improves their posture and reduces the strain on their legs.
Sporty and elegant, versatile and connected – the Audi prologue Avant show carA design with dynamic elegance and the latest high end technologies: The Audi prologue Avant show car with its stretched roof which the brand is presenting at the Geneva Motor Show gives a look into the future – with the new and emotion filled design language that Audi has initiated with its study in the coupé, the prologue.
Audi reveals laser headlights for the new R8Audi is revealing the headlights of its new R8* as the first of a number of technology highlights of the top sports car. The R8 uses LED headlights which can be supplemented by a laser high beam lighting module as an option.
Audi makes night into day: new lighting competence centerAudi is extending its lead in the field of automotive lighting technology with a new lighting competence center at the company's site in Ingolstadt. Vehicles can be driven into this underground light tunnel, which is 120 meters long and offers new possibilities, especially for the development of innovative lighting solutions and camera-based lighting assistance systems.
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The Secretary shall ensure that each Coast Guard small boat station (including a seasonally operated station) maintains, within the area of responsibility for the station, at least 1 vessel that is fully capable of performing offshore rescue operations, taking into consideration prevailing weather, marine conditions, and depositional geologic features such as sand bars.
Source(Added Pub. L. 104–324, title III, § 309(a),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3919, § 673; renumbered § 674,Pub. L. 107–295, title IV, § 405(a)(1),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2115; amended Pub. L. 107–296, title XVII, § 1704(a), (f)(1),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2314, 2316; Pub. L. 112–213, title II, § 217(12),Dec. 20, 2012, 126 Stat. 1558.)
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2002—Pub. L. 107–296, § 1704(f)(1), which directed renumbering of the section 673 of this title that was added by Pub. L. 104–324, § 309(a), assection 673a of this title, could not be executed because of the prior amendment by Pub. L. 107–295, see below.
Pub. L. 107–296, § 1704(a), which directed amendment of section 673a of this title by substituting "of Homeland Security" for "of Transportation", was executed by making the substitution in this section, to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Pub. L. 107–295renumbered section 673 of this title, relating to small boat station rescue capability, as this section.
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Amendment by section 1704(a) ofPub. L. 107–296effective on the date of transfer of the Coast Guard to the Department of Homeland Security, see section 1704(g) ofPub. L. 107–296, set out as a note under section 101 of Title 10, Armed Forces.
Amendment by section 1704(f)(1) ofPub. L. 107–296effective 60 days after Nov. 25, 2002, see section 4 ofPub. L. 107–296, set out as an Effective Date note under section 101 of Title 6, Domestic Security.
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Replication is based on the master server keeping track of all
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Each slave that connects to the master requests a copy of the binary log. That is, it pulls the data from the master, rather than the master pushing the data to the slave. The slave also executes the events from the binary log that it receives. This has the effect of repeating the original changes just as they were made on the master. Tables are created or their structure modified, and data is inserted, deleted, and updated according to the changes that were originally made on the master.
Because each slave is independent, the replaying of the changes from the master's binary log occurs independently on each slave that is connected to the master. In addition, because each slave receives a copy of the binary log only by requesting it from the master, the slave is able to read and update the copy of the database at its own pace and can start and stop the replication process at will without affecting the ability to update to the latest database status on either the master or slave side.
For more information on the specifics of the replication implementation, see Section 17.2.2, "Replication Implementation Details".
Masters and slaves report their status in respect of the replication process regularly so that you can monitor them. See Section 8.14, "Examining Thread Information", for descriptions of all replicated-related states.
The master binary log is written to a local relay log on the slave before it is processed. The slave also records information about the current position with the master's binary log and the local relay log. See Section 17.2.4, "Replication Relay and Status Logs".
Database changes are filtered on the slave according to a set of rules that are applied according to the various configuration options and variables that control event evaluation. For details on how these rules are applied, see Section 17.2.5, "How Servers Evaluate Replication Filtering Rules".
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When setting up replication from one database to another on the same machine I *strongly* recommend compiling MySQL once as the master server and once as the slave server, both with their separate 'localstatedir' and 'port' given in the "configure" command. Then give each its own my.cnf in its respective 'localstatedir'. Finally, make sure either the master's 'bin' is in your PATH if your want to work with master or the slave's 'bin' is in your path if you want to connect to the slave. Otherwise you *will* make an error sooner or later regarding to which server you are connected.
And passing --port on the command line does not help: unexpectedly, it does NOT override the value found in my.cnf.
Good luck!
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"After the slave has been set up with a copy of the master's data, it will simply connect to the master and wait for updates to process. If the master goes away or the slave loses connectivity with your master, it will keep trying to connect periodically until it is able to reconnect and resume listening for updates. The retry interval is controlled by the --master-connect-retry option. The default is 60 seconds."
Note the above is not the case in MySQL 4.0.22 -- documentation might need to be updated to clarify which version it is talking about. (FWIW, just had a master die, come back up, and 10 minutes later the slaves still thought they were connected to the first instance.)
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For tables other than MyISAM, a work around is to create the table structure on the slave server with ENGINE=FEDERATED, pointing at the server table.
Once it is properly setup, you can alter the table to the engine of your choice, and a local copy will be made. (e.g. ALTER TABLE my_data ENGINE=InnoDB; )
This have to be done on a per table basis, though.


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