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it was very exiting and very sexy
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i wish I knew someone who can fuck me that fast, hard, rough :(
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This one is somewhat frightening.
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... She is fucked till she got no ell out of her... O.O
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This is one of my favorite videos...I always seem to come back to this one...I love the faces she makes...this video makes me cum everytime... And I so want one of those machines :)
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looked like a monster trying to grab at her when she pulled them out
many women commenting..wendy hit it right on, also, even if you never try, its a great fanticey
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i actually have one . than try my cock after see if it's the real thing
That girl is awesome,,,,You can see she as a loves/hate relationship with the machine. I want to try just once; to feel if its like a real cock, going in both holes.
I would really like to meet the person that makes these machines.Why? Cause maybe he OR she can give me own machine with a 18 inch long cock and 12 inches wide.
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She loves it. I can tell by the way she rubs her clit.
i watched my wife use one and i didn't know she liked to be fucked that fast. she had it turned up pretty damn high.
i wish i had one. it makes me so wet to watch. i wish someone could fuck me that fast
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i totally wanna try one of those fucking machines. mm!
Those dildos are actually more effective because they are not in the way each other like int he case between two men
i want this my pussy is dripping wet right now
where can i get this machine
I think in my country girls aren't so openminded. Where do you girls come from??
at least I don't have to watch two dudes slapping their balls together to see a woman pleasured like this. Two-guy DP scenes are so GAY.
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I would totally use one of these on camera, just to try it out! ah so hot
i would love to get one of those...fuck me hard until i cum.
I would like to have one of those. I liked to be fucked really hard in both of my holes at the same time
I would love to have this machine cos i love it fast and rough!
i agree. i'd like to get an ultimate orgasm with this machine... mmm....
I can baby
is it paining her
Would be great if they used her actual audio instead of overdubbing it. Her lips and audio dont match. Vid is ok.
u can't compare the real thing to a vibrator, so u can't either with this...I'd like to try it anyway...crave* And I'd liek to know how it works, I mean speed increase, how hard to push, wether both go together or in turn...
I should have majored in MECHANICAL engineering, not CIVIL! I could have designed fucking machines!!!!!
Must feel weird to be penetrated by a machine... but it makes me want to try because that vid is so exciting !
Something about her cumming noises always gets to me. So raw.


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Jennifer Lopez's boyfriend slipped up by confirming the singer's return to 'American Idol' next season.
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Hudson River Almanac February 23 - February 28, 2009
This week's entries cover a broad range from the Adirondacks to the head of the Hudson Canyon, a distance of more than 335 miles. The topics range from a humpback whale to a harbor seal to incubating eagles.
2/26 - Hyde Park, HRM 82: We were treated to a visit from 16 white-winged crossbills this morning outside our office window at the home of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Among them were two rosy colored males, and all were very busy. It was amazing to watch how quickly they worked through the fallen crop of hemlock cones with their bent, and yet perfectly adapted, beaks!
- Ann Murray
2/23 - Lake George, HRM 230: I saw my first robin this morning as I was driving through Lake George. It almost flew into the side of my car, but luckily I wasn't going too fast and it squeaked by. It's going to be hard pressed to find any worms under all the snow!
- Ellen Rathbone
2/23 - Stony Point, HRM 40: There were many eagles in the trees on the point this morning when I walked out to the Coast Guard station on a building check. I counted eleven, all immatures, in the trees on the water near the tip. They were sheltering from the strong north winds blowing down the river. I have seen adults daily as well, but the ratio of immatures to adults is at least 7:1.
- Julia.Warger
2/23 - Blooming Grove, HRM 55: The flocks of grackles and blackbirds in the last two days made the earlier ones this winter seem tiny. This time there were hundreds, of birds, possibly thousands, creating quite a show of sounds and flights. I wondered how far they were going.
- Betsy Hawes
2/24 - Town of Wappinger: After slowly easing its grip over a few warm days, the ice was now back, the tide having drawn it down from upriver. The nest (NY62) was empty. No one was home. I scanned the ice down on the river with my scope but it was barren. I checked in the trees directly across the river, a mile away, and finally found the pair perched in a hardwood, watching me, watching them, and probably wondering if I was going to intrude on their personal space.
- Tom Lake
2/24 - Blooming Grove, HRM 55: The blackbirds were back this morning to serenade the rising sun. Their number is quite amazing. Some spend the summer around here, of course, but I suspect those blackbirds may not be here yet. Surprisingly, they have not mobbed the bird feeders. Most were common grackles with a few red-winged blackbirds mixed in. No brown-headed cowbirds that I could see.
- Betsy Hawes
2/24 - Town of Warwick, Orange County, HRM 41: I only had time for a quick stop at Liberty Marsh near the headwaters of the Wallkill River. It was very windy and very cold, uncomfortable for me but just right for two harriers, teetering over the hummocks and hunting over the marsh. A half mile west, at the Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge, I found the waterfowl that had lost the open water in the ice-covered Liberty Marsh. The Wallkill River is less than 100 feet across at this point but it was entirely ice-free. Upriver and downriver, as far as one could see, there were hundreds of Canada geese, as well as black ducks, mallards, coot and others too distant to identify.
- Tom Lake
2/24 - Oscawana, HRM 38.5: We stopped at the overlook late this afternoon and were happy to see a pair of beautiful adult bald eagles sitting in the sun in one of the trees on the point of the peninsula. One, possibly a female (it appeared to be somewhat larger than the other) and sat closer to the water, while the other was farther back in the branches of the same tree. The surface of the river glowed in the afternoon sun and was topped with small ripples of waves. The larger eagle kept turning its head, first looking downriver and then directly at us as we viewed it through the scope.
- Dorothy Ferguson, Bob Ferguson
2/24 - Yonkers, HRM 18: Jason Muller was walking to our marsh at the Beczak Environmental Education Center when he spotted a bald eagle on our beach. He stopped 70 feet away and watched the eagle feast on a large striped bass. The eagle sensed his presence and looked directly at him. Jason was close enough to see the blood on the eagle's beak. He called me from his cell phone to come and see this magnificent sight but the eagle took off before I got to the scene, leaving its catch behind. We watched the eagle glide in circles above us, waiting to be left in peace to finish its meal.
- Dorene Sukup
2/25 - Town of Wappinger: This seemed like the perfect day to begin incubating eggs. There was a warm winter sun, no wind, and the nest was bathed in full daylight. Mama looked ready as she hunkered down in mid-morning. The male, Papa, did not seem to be in the area. I watched the nest through my scope from a new blind, a comfortable distance (for the eagles) away. It was not long before I could hear a "clucking" call echoing in the trees all around me, a mysterious sound that eagles make, often when you cannot see them. He was there, somewhere in the forest, watching me. It was time to leave.
- Tom Lake
[Our best guess is that 2/25 was the day the adults in NY62 began to incubate their eggs. This is about a week early for them. If so, we can look for a hatch around April 1 (hatching occurs, on average, in about 35 days). In seven of the last eight years, this pair began to incubate, on average, on March 1. The exception was March 21, their first year. Tom Lake.]
2/25 - Crugers, HRM 39: We saw something odd this morning in our back yard: four mourning doves and a male cardinal were perched in the branches of a large tree. Perched right above them, on the topmost branch, was a Cooper's hawk. Is this a normal thing? Why didn't the hawk attack the smaller birds? Eventually the hawk flew away
- Dorothy Ferguson, Bob Ferguson
[This is something that I have often wondered about: Do raptors give off physical cues to prey as to whether or not they are hungry? I've seen eagles perch in trees within a few feet of a raft of mergansers with neither seeming to notice the other. Conversely, I've seen an entire field of snow geese take off in utter pandemonium when an immature eagle appears on the horizon. I'm guessing that the Cooper's hawk was subliminally telling the doves and cardinal, "I've already had breakfast." Tom Lake.]
2/25 - New York Harbor, Lower Bay: The Coast Guard announced that a humpback whale became entangled in a lobster pot and netting south of the Rockaways. They set up a 500-yard safety zone around the whale, which was eight miles east of Sandy Hook, NJ, near the approach to Ambrose Channel, the head of the Hudson Canyon, and active shipping lanes. The Coast Guard Cutter Penobscot Bay and a vessel from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) were on the scene to protect the animal. The whale, reportedly visible on the surface and breathing, according to the Coast Guard, was described as a juvenile humpback, about 25-30 feet long.
- Jamie Collins, Executive Officer, USCGC Penobscot Bay
[Hudson Canyon: The post-glacial draining of pro-glacial lakes in the interior of New York State 12,500 years ago, and possibly even older glacial meltwaters, carved this magnificent underwater canyon that runs from the mouth of New York Harbor 120 miles seaward to the great abyss of the North Atlantic. This ancestral "Hudson River" is 3,600 feet deep and 5.5 miles wide in places. Tom Lake.]
2/26 - Milan, HRM 90: A juvenile goshawk perched for several minutes in an ash tree close to my bird feeders this morning. I had a brief look at it yesterday but was not certain of its identity. Today I had the opportunity to note the bold white eyebrow along with the other juvenile field marks. It eventually flew away into the woods, maneuvering with typical Accipiter behavior around the trees.
- Frank Margiotta
2/26 - Town of Wappinger: One of the adults was covering the eggs all day. The sides of the nest are high enough so I can only see their heads. In mid-afternoon, a Cooper's hawk buzzed the nest, flying past eye-high to the adult. That caused an immediate and sharp look from the eagle. (I love Cooper's hawks.) At last light, both adults were in the nest. I missed the actual arrival of the second one; this may have been a changing of the guard.
- Tom Lake
[The female does the majority of the incubating, perhaps as much as 20 of the 24 hours in a day. The male will relieve her occasionally so she can go off and feed. With this pair at least, almost all of the night incubating is done by the female. The male generally spends the night roosting in a nearby tree. Tom Lake.]
2/26 - Bear Mountain, HRM 46: The floe ice just north of Iona Island was littered with bald eagles, dozens, mostly immatures, probably birds in migration. Hauled out in their midst was a very healthy-looking harbor seal.
- Kathryn M. Zvokel
2/26 - New York Harbor, Lower Bay: According to the New York Times, the humpback whale entangled in fishing gear was freed this afternoon. The whale, which weighed perhaps 20 tons, was freed after an entanglement team from the Center for Coastal Studies of Gloucester, Mass., cut away the gear, which was wrapped around the whale's tail.
[It is not uncommon for humpback whales to be this close to New York Harbor. Humpbacks follow a food supply of small fish and this whale was probably one of about 900 whales in a group called the Gulf of Maine feeding component of the larger Western North Atlantic whale group. Teri Frady, NOAA.]
2/27 - Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County: One of the adults has been in the nest at NY62 since first light today. That makes three days. So unless this storm that is brewing outside makes a difference, I'm thinking she began on February 25.
- Tom Lake
2/27 - Town of New Windsor, Orange County: Pairs of eagles have been building nests here (two of them) but not using them for almost a decade. This year might be different. An adult has been on this nest all day in the 60 degree sunlight and, as far as I can tell, all day yesterday since just after dawn.
-Tom Lake
2/28 - Ashokan Reservoir, HRM 92: "A bald eagle!" I exclaimed, to Gregg Lindsay. Where? Right in front of us! The adult bald eagle passed not more than twenty feet across the front of the car as we drove over the Ashokan Reservoir bridge. Almost as an afterthought I noticed the nesting material clutched in one of its talons.
- Reba Laks, Gregg Lindsay
2/28 - Milan HRM 90: Red-winged blackbirds are here in numbers; the males have arrived with their distinctive calls. The pussy willow is starting to have some catkins peaking out. Ah, spring!
- Marty Otter
2/28 - Wappinger Creek, HRM 67.5: I witnessed a spectacular display of some young eagles at the mouth of the tidal Wappinger. I was fortunate enough to get some digital photos of one immature perched on a limb with a yellow/gold band number, WR9.
- Kathryn M. Zvokel
[WR9 was one of three young fledged in 2006 from a nest on the Connecticut River in West Springfield, Massachusetts. Kathryn's amazing photos showed a nice example of three-year-old plumage. Pete Nye.]
2/28 - Stony Point, HRM 40: I counted nine immature bald eagles this morning in the trees at the point at Stony Point Park; two more were flying overhead.
- Bonnie Talluto


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December 10, 2009
Over 17,000 crazy fans from all over the world filled the Honda Center for this sold out show! Lots of goodies in the set tonight with Straw, Judas, Battery, Too Late, and Trapped! Full setlist is up, pics to come.
Shortest Straw!
December 10, 2009
Anaheim pulled the Shortest Straw! Before that, we had the opening of Life, Line and Bellz. Fade is next!
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December 10, 2009
To those of you following at home, the boys will be on stage a half hour later than usual at 9:30. What kind of So Cal setlist will we get tonight? Stay tuned!
Back to the beginning
December 10, 2009
Metallica's first ever show was played right here in Anaheim, at the old Radio City. 27 years and 9 months later, they boys are back once again to play the Honda Center. They have actually played in Anaheim a total of 9 times, with the last time in 04 at this same venue, which used to be called the Arrowhead Pond. Video Update: Vegas is almost done, and the others will be coming next week. Thanks for being so patient on the videos.
"You kicked our ass Sacramento!"
December 9, 2009
Said James at the end of the show tonight, and 16,000 strong in the Arco Arena sure made it loud! Breadfan returned tonight, along with Motor and Seek ending the show. Full setlist is up, pics to come....
Still Life!
December 8, 2009
Sac's luck runs out wiht All Nightmare Long! Before that we had Sad and One. Day coming up!
Catch up!
December 8, 2009
To say that today has been a CRAZY day would be an understatment. Sorry for the lack of updates, it's been REAL CRAZY! So let's get to the setlist.... Life, Line, Creep, Fuel, Fade, and now BBS. Cyanide is next.
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December 7, 2009
Tonight's crowd of 12,000 rocked as the boys played Hit The Lights right before Seek. Another ground assault with the balls tonight. Full setlist is up, pics to come...
Boise is CRAAAAZZY!!!
December 7, 2009
Lots of crowd surfers and mosh pits out there tonight! After Cyanide we had Sad, One, and Nightmare. Day just started, with Puppetz next.
Boise is now NOISEEEE!
December 7, 2009
James renamed Boise to Noiseee, just as the band went into the "old stuff" with Bellz and Holier. Before that, Life and Line opened the show. Now it's Fade with BBS and Cyanide to come.


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Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft of metal from a business on the city's north side, the Abilene Police Department said in a statement released Friday.
According to police, detectives with the Taylor County Sheriff's Office called APD on Wednesday afternoon after making contact with Ramon Aguirre, 42, and Anita M. Leal, 30, at a metal salvage company in north Abilene. The two were driving a truck containing scrap metal and had told the detectives that they had removed the metal from a property on West Lake Road and that no crime had been committed, according to police.
An APD officer met the detectives and the suspects at the West Lake Road address, where the property owner confirmed that the miscellaneous copper and brass metal in the suspects' possession was his property and said he had not given them permission to remove it, according to police.
Aguirre and Leal were arrested on charges of felony theft and taken to the Jones County Jail. Aguirre was being held in lieu of a $5,000 bail bond. Leal posted bail Thursday and was released.
According to the statement, Aguirre and Leal led detectives to Rene Leal, who is Anita's brother. Rene Leal was arrested after leading police on a brief foot chase. After his arrest, he was found to be in possession of a small quantity of marijuana, police said.
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Dave Stewart has been recording his next album at a secret location in Tahiti.
Stewart took a plethora of Nashville's finest with him to the South Pacific Island to record the follow-up album to 'The Ringmaster'.
Guitarist Tom Bukovac, drummer Chad Cromwell, bassist Michael Rhodes, pianist Mike Rojas, accordionist Kieran Kiely and steel guitarist Dan Dugmore all played on 'The Ringmaster' and will be heard on this next record as well.
In recent years Dave produced the 'In Your Dreams' album for Stevie Nicks, wrote 'Sparkle' for the recent No Doubt album and was part of the supergroup SuperHeavy with Mick Jagger and Joss Stone.
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Daniel girls fall short in state championship game
COLUMBIA - The 20-game winning streak went by the wayside, and the stellar postseason play of Sherece Smith was negated by fouls. In the end, however, Daniel's players and coach were pleased that they pushed the state champion to overtime.
Myrtle Beach, which relied on the quickness of sophomore point guard Khadijah Sessions, shook off missing two point-blank shots in the waning seconds of regulation to beat Daniel 64-59 in the Class AAA girls state championship on Saturday.
"I don't feel bad right now," Daniel coach Jody Powell said. "That's a very good team, that's an excellent team, and I think we're just as good as they are. We just had some shots that didn't go in and they did. I don't feel bad about this loss, my kids fought to the end, and they should feel proud of what they did."
With 6.5 seconds remaining in regulation, Sessions missed a runner, and a putback didn't fall from junior forward D.J. Hunter.
In overtime, a Daniel turnover with 47.1 seconds to play was virtually its last chance as it trailed by two points, but the Lady Seahawks converted 3-of-4 foul shots.
Daniel didn't score over the final 1:22 of overtime.
Myrtle Beach (29-1), which was undefeated against in-state competition, went to overtime for the first time this season.
Sessions, who started for the Lady Seahawks two years ago in the state championship game, had 23 points, seven rebounds and three blocks. She also made 4-of-6 foul shots in overtime to preserve the win.
"I think she's a fabulous player, but I think we have some good players, too," Powell said. "I don't think she stood out way above anybody else. She has some great teammates as well."
The Lady Seahawks also got 12 points from Tanisha Brown and 11 from Danielle Cooper. Daniel was led by 19 points from senior guard Anicia Dotson, and freshman center Carly Hoover added 17.
But the story was foul trouble for Smith and Dotson. Smith entered the game averaging 21 points in the playoffs. Smith only had four points at halftime, but forced a steal and converted a layup with 2:18 remaining in regulation to tie the game at 51. But she fouled out with 3:02 to go in overtime with 11 points.
"Obviously (Smith) fouling out was the key to overtime," Myrtle Beach coach Brian Kiper said.
The Lady Lions leaned on Smith for much of the season, a year after she missed the majority of the season with a left knee injury.
For Daniel, the result ended its magical run from mid-December when it lost back-to-back games to Travelers Rest and North Augusta, but rallied to go undefeated in Western AAA and reach the program's first state championship game since 1997.
Along the way, Daniel won the Upper State over Lower Richland, the four-time defending state champion.
"It was a great team, I'm going to remember everything," Smith said. "Our team was a good team, we just didn't come out and play as well as we needed to."
But at Colonial Life Arena against the Lady Seahawks, Daniel started slow, and didn't score until nearly halfway through the first quarter. But the Lady Lions went on a 9-0 run to close the first quarter and trim their deficit to 15-11.
Despite foul trouble to Myrtle Beach (10 fouls in the first half compared with four for Daniel) the Lady Seahawks maintained control with an eight-point halftime lead.
The game was billed as a matchup of talented guards in Sessions and Smith.
Early on, the Lady Seahawks used their size advantage at every position inside to outrebound the Lady Lions and create matchup problems for Daniel defensively.
The outcome contradicted conventional wisdom about experience. Daniel started four seniors, while Myrtle Beach's lone senior, guard Katie Hemingway, who came off the bench.
The one difference this game was from the teams' previous playoff outcomes was that it was close for much of the game.
After dethroning Lower Richland 59-46 last week in the Upper State championship, the Lady Lions (23-2) looked to be the first in-state team to beat Myrtle Beach after it entered the state final with a 28-1 record and defeated its first four playoff opponents by an average margin of 37.8 points.
Its closest playoff result was a four-point win over Wilson in the second round.
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Rising in the East
In the early 1960s, exiled Lithuanian artist and Fluxus founder George Maciunas (according to legend) wrote to Nikita Khrushchev and proposed, among other things, a tour of Fluxus artists aboard the Trans-Siberian Railway. Although none of Maciunas's proposed collaborations with the Communist party were ever realized, his intention to spread the art and ideals of the Fluxus movement throughout the Eastern Bloc succeeded. Fluxus East, an exhibition now at Berlin's Kunstlerhaus Bethanien illuminates this previously under-documented history of Fluxus in Eastern Europe. Objects, photos, films, texts, and even police files compiled on their activities, commune the rich narrative of this prolific group which thrived during a period of oppressive state control. Over the next year the show will travel to historical hubs of Fluxus activities in the East, including Vilnius, Krakow, and Budapest, with simultaneous offshoot exhibitions throughout the area. As a result, 'Fluxus East' and its related program embodies not only Fluxus as an important movement, but as a continuing network of people, places and truly revolutionary ideals.
Image: George Maciunas: Spell Your Name with these Objects (1976).
Locate This
"Uruguay's capital Montevideo is soon to be re-named Montedvd to make it sound less eighties." "Kyrgyzstan is the world's leading exporter of typos." So are the 'facts' laid out in Craig Robinson's new book Atlas Schmatlas. Known by many as the creator of the website flip flop flyin, Robinson has been entertaining us for many years with his light and self effacing website which is part gallery, part blog, part sketchbook, and part television station. Widely recognized for his Mini Pops, pixilated portraits of international celebrities, Robinson also chronicles the life of David with the One long Arm and his own questionable life choices in What If. Not his first foray into cartography (see 2005's fantastic Mapping Bruce) Atlas Schmatlas is loaded with beautiful maps and some real but mostly made up facts about the world. It could be said to be a humorous reflection of an increased cultural and artistic interest in centralized mapping and locative systems. However, it could also be said to be a charming (or irritating, depending on your perspective) and only slightly problematic text that reduces the cultures of the world to pixelized caricatures and a few witty lines of text.
Experimental Art
This weekend, the much talked about 24-Hour Serpentine Gallery Experiment Marathon will be taking place in the gallery's Olafur Eliasson- and Kjetil Thorsen-designed pavilion in London's Hyde Park. The brainchild of Eliasson and Serpentine curator (or Co-Director, Exhibitions and Programmes and Director of International Projects to be exact) Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Marathon aims to bring together artists, architects, and scientists to explore issues of time, space, and reality (all themes that run throughout Eliasson's own practice) and experiment with them in a public forum. An extension of Obrist's '24-Hour Interview Marathon' of last year, the event also harkens back to E.A.T's (Experiments in Art and Technology) infamous and highly influential '9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering' which took place in New York, in 1966, and featured a collaboration between artists such as Robert Rauschenberg, John Cage, Yvonne Rainer, and over 30 engineers from Bell Labs. Of the many projects underway this weekend, one that succinctly demonstrates the conflation of disciplines and cultures at work is a joint venture between Obrist and John Brockman (of the loosely-organized 'think tank' Edge), for which a broad range of artists and scientist were asked the question, "What is your formula? Your equation? Your algorithm?" Using a simple sheet of A4 paper, respondents ranging from Richard Dawkins to Brian Eno rendered their own scientific method, as art.
Historical Resource Roundup: Aspen Magazine
Long before there was McSweeney's, there was Aspen. Published by Phyllis Johnson intermittently from 1965-71, each issue of Aspen was a multimedia bonanza--a box filled with individual texts, photographs, audio recordings, posters, postcards, and for some issues a 16 mm film. Initially a proto-lifestyle magazine (the first issue had an article about the joys of cross country skiing, and the proceedings of the 1965 International Design Conference), by its third issue (designed by Andy Warhol and including submissions from Lou Reed and John Cale as well as flip books by Warhol and Jack Smith), it was almost completely dedicated to the practice of contemporary art. A quick perusal of the index reveals an unbelievable wealth of materials. Excerpts from Marshall McLuhan's The Medium is the Massage and the first printing of Roland Barthes' infamous essay, The Death of the Author, sit alongside a diary by John Lennon, a film by Hans Richter, and other gems too countless to mention. The diverse material nature of the periodical lent itself perfectly to the internet's multimedia structures, and in 2002 it was migrated/translated to the web by Stanford book publisher Andrew Stafford. Available via Kenneth Goldsmith's also impressive on-line archive of the avant-garde, UbuWeb, Aspen online is a beacon of accessibility--taking what was an extremely important, small-run, difficult to find, and now impossibly rare publication and making it widely available.
(image: Ian Hamilton Finlay, 'Wave/rock')
Prescient Precedent
New technologies always lend themselves to personal and artistic expression and a new show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives 1840-1860, illustrates how technology and the artistic impulse have gone hand in hand for well over 100 years. The invention of the calotype in 1941 not only allowed photographers to use readily available fine writing paper to make multiple prints, but also made photography more accessible to a broader population. The particular qualities of the paper negative (softening of details and ethereal light and shadow) lent themselves perfectly to the picturesque tendencies of the time
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I wholeheartedly agree that Ben made some excellent points (and it's nice to have the link to his notes—thanks for that). In particular:
"//It tried to reinvent the wheel because it lacked the tacit knowledge of previous generations who had shared similar concerns and worked through many of the pitfalls."
I feel this statement clearly encapsulates a problem with much of the recent discourse around the idea of post-internet. There's an assumption that a critical articulation of the relationship between online and physical objects is a new phenomenon. The materiality (or demateriality) was an ongoing concern from the outset of artists working on the Internet. So I'm disappointed when I hear Karen Archley cite a 2009 exhibition curated by AIDS-3D as the first instance of this kind of material engagement—if we are suggesting that this is what the term post-internet has come to represent.
Finger wagging over.
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I'm just surprised to see Rhizome facilitating a discussion that suggests that artists and curators were not thinking about the relationships between online themes and aesthetics and offline presentation before 2008!
It doesn't seem like a provocation or exaggeration, it seems like a serious misrepresentation of the history.
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Exhibitions Curator
Job Title: Exhibitions Curator
Position Type: Full-time contract, 35 hours/week
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Salary: $31,000/year
Years Experience: 3+
The Western Front Society seeks an outstanding, highly motivated arts professional to step into the role of Exhibitions Curator.
The Western Front is one of Canada's pioneering artist-run centres and produces and presents works in five programs: Exhibitions, Performance Art, New Music, Media Arts, and FRONT Magazine. The Western Front was founded in 1973 by a small group of interdisciplinary artists, and has developed into an exemplary multi-disciplinary environment for experimental art practice and research. With a staff of ten plus interns and volunteers, the Society collectively produces over fifty events a year.
The Exhibitions Program has a mandate to present contemporary visual art by local, national and international artists. Intentionally open, this mandate has historically focused on artwork that is conceptual, media-based or otherwise ephemeral in nature. Currently the program promotes experimentation with conceptual models and contexts for visual art that have allowed the program to expand beyond gallery exhibitions to include artist books and posters, cross-disciplinary works, site-specific and Internet projects, and commissions.
The Exhibitions Curator reports to the Executive Director, and is responsible for:
• Developing and communicating a dynamic vision for the Exhibitions Program
• Curating exhibitions and all associated programming
• Editing publications
• Writing grants and seeking opportunities for additional funding or support
• Supervising one part-time staff member, contract workers, as well as volunteers
• Exemplary knowledge and understanding of contemporary art practices
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Proven financial management experience
• Strong organizational skills
• Ability to provide direction and work with a diverse staff
• High capacity to meet deadlines and work under pressure
• Knowledge of a broad range of issues related to the arts
• A clear understanding of the philosophy and history of the Canadian artist-run centre movement
• Knowledge of the principle funding agencies and prior grant writing experience
• Knowledge of managing publications and print projects
• Experience installing a variety of art exhibitions
• Mac OS, Microsoft Office, electronic mail and Filemaker Pro, an asset
A competitive benefits package is available after the three months probation period is complete. After eight months of employment, four weeks paid vacation may be taken during the period when programs are recessed. An additional ten days paid holiday time may be taken during the December/January holiday period.
A part-time Exhibitions Assistant supports this position. Provisions are also made within the program budget for research-based travel.
The Western Front Society is committed to the principles of Employment Equity and encourages applications from Aboriginal persons, members of a visible minority group or persons with a disability.
Applications containing a cover letter, curriculum vitae, three references, and writing samples, must be received by 4:00 p.m. on December 14, 2009.
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Florida Air Academy in Brevard County has been given the "all clear" after a suspicious letter was delivered to the school.
Melbourne police said the Florida Air Academy received a letter with suspicious powder on Friday.
A hazardous materials crew investigated and the "all clear" was issued later.
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New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma filed a legal brief yesterday, hoping it would lead to a possible removal of Paul Tagliabue in the "bountygate" appeals. An interesting note from the filing was an e-mail sent by alleged "bounty snitch" Mike Cerullo to the NFL a year ago. It reads...
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The National Football League will open its 2012 regular season on Wednesday when the Dallas Cowboys visit the defending Super Bowl-champion New York Giants. The off- and pre- seasons have set up several key story lines for the new season. Here are the 10 burning questions for the 2012 NFL season:


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By Graciefully_Me on 4/25/2005
Okay, Mr.K's has an outrageous interior space. I feel small in it, and the cushy booth-like seats don't help. The dishes were incredibly authentic, and not bland in the least bit. The tofu was spectacular, so spicy it burned my lips. I can't tell you how truly blissful it was to sink my teeth into Mr. K's Peking duck. Everything was good, though not entirely impressive. However, I definitely go back, and it fulfills any craving I have for schezuan!
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By softech on 7/6/2004
For those used to quick, budget-priced Chinese fare where you exit with little white containers, Mr. K's is a world apart. This is a restaurant where you go for the extraordinary ambience and professional, attentive (without being stuffy or overbearing) service. Most of us wouldn't flinch at entrees at a French restaurant starting at $20, but it's unusual for Asian fare. However, it's not the food you're paying for, especially since it's good but not great. This is a special place for a celebration, an important client, or a romantic tryst. The $45 prix fixe, four-course dinner is a treat, and includes three appetizers, soup, Peking duck, a choice of entree (from among two pages of choices), desert and tea or coffee. Regardless of your choice, expect to pay an average of $50 to $75 per person. And for the most part, it's worth it.
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Recap: Alain Vigneault's Pre Game Comments
6:51PM: Sam Rosen spoke with Vigneault on the MSG pre-game show and said,:
- What makes the Devils tough to play against, "they play a solid defensive game and don't give too many shots. You need to make sure that you get the puck trhough and manage it well and then, because of limited time and space in their end, you need to throw pucks at the net. We know we will be challenged tonight."
- The best part of the Rangers game right now, "I think we are competing hard at both ends of the rink. People all have theories on why we are winning right now but I believe that our competitiveness in all of our players is coming out and we are playing and executing better and those are key ingredients in helping a team win."
- On the power play, "I think credit needs to go to Scott Arniel. He has done a great job of applying principles. He has the players confidence and trust and he prepares them well."
- On the key to winning, "scoring one more than them."
5:49PM: Alain Vigneault met with the media prior to the Rangers and Devils game and said, via Rangers Report:
- What he thought the team would be at 20 games, "before the season started by my own estimation, I was given 20 games to get a feel for what I had. I was told a lot of things but you need to live and give your take on it. We are about where I expected. Anyone coming in will have growing pains and that is what we have gone through and what we are going through. We are trying to get better, we have gotten better and we will continue to try and get better."
- Has anything surprised you, "I can't say that one thing stands out. I knew Lundqvist was an extraordinary competitor and that his preparation was without reproach. I was told about Callahan and the leader he was and the emotional presence he was. I have seen those things. I was told different things about different players and all in all we are working on getting better."
- On his communication skills and what he expects of Pouliot, "I'm not sure it says anything about my skills. I think it speaks to their mental strength. Throughout the course of a shift, year, career, you go through highs and lows and that you keep the lows as low as possible and keep the highs going for as long as you can. Some guys, Zuccarello is a perfect example of a guy that you can tell he really wanted it. It wasn't there, his ice time went down, he was benched and now he is playing on what has been our top line. I didn't have anything to do with that, it was his talent and his work and his preparation."
- On Michael Del Zotto, "I see a lot of good things from Michael. He is working really hard on the ice, really hard off the ice and with the feedback we have gotten from Ulf we are trying to figure out the best way to improve his game. Michael is no different than any players and it's our job to allow him to become the best that he can be."
- On Rick Nash, (interrupts question) "…he will be practicing tomorrow. Isn't that the news you wanted to hear today?"
- Have you been asking about him, "every time he has been on the ice I have asked how he is doing and today I got the call after this mornings skate that he will join the skate tomorrow."
- How do you integrate Nash back in, "Probably like with Dominic Moore. He might be a D for a practice or two. If we find his condition is where it needs to be and if he is cleared medically we will put him on a line."
- Is he non-contact, "I didn't ask that. I was just told he would skate with the boys."
- What happens after that, "with concussions you never know. He has made some big strides and hopefully he will continue on a daily basis to make strides."
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NORMAN — Planned renovations to the University of Oklahoma's Bizzell Memorial Library are beginning to take shape.
Changes to University of Oklahoma's Bizzell Memorial Library take shape
The OU Board of Regents approved designs Thursday for the renovation of lower level 1 of the library's Neustadt Wing.
The renovations will create space for group collaboration, while remodeling and expanding the Bookmark Cafe, a coffee shop. The project also will more than double the area's seating capacity, bringing it to 525 seats from the current 224.
The design also includes a digital humanities laboratory, a video lab and faculty research space.
The project is estimated to cost $5 million, and will be funded through private donations and funding the university receives annually from the state Commissioners of the Land Office.
During the meeting, OU President David Boren said the renovated space would allow students to work together on collaborative projects and form study groups.
"It really is visionary," Boren said.
At a regents meeting in March, OU officials won approval to hire Oklahoma City-based architecture firm Rees Associates to develop a master plan for the modernization of the library.
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There's no question that dividend-paying stocks have been less volatile (read: less risky) than their stingier brethren over the years. In fact, they tend to contribute little more than 10% of the volatility of the market as a whole while producing market-beating returns. What's this? You mean you can get better returns with lower risk just by purchasing dividend-paying stocks? You betcha.
The standard line in relation to investment risk is that those who take on more risk are destined to receive more reward. While this is largely true, it's only true to a certain extent. We as investors have a tendency to dramatically overestimate the amount of risk that's required to achieve respectable returns.
Indeed, at a certain point, each incremental unit of risk that you take actually produces a smaller amount of return. This is largely because, as you start to swim deeper and deeper into the risk pool, you have fewer winners and more failures affecting your overall success rate.
Unfortunately, there's no magic number that tells us when the additional return is no longer worth the risk. So, ultimately, we have to learn where that cutoff lies for us as individuals in order to maximize returns for the amount of risk that we're willing to take.
However, in investing it is often possible to dramatically increase our returns while reducing our risk by seeking companies that possess certain characteristics. And, to that end, it turns out that whether a company pays a dividend is a rather important characteristic.
The real deal
Do you need proof in order to believe that you can actually receive greater returns while taking on less risk just by investing in dividend-paying stocks? Well, BusinessWeek has pointed out that the return of the Nasdaq stock market, known for its healthy dose of aggressive technology stocks, actually underperformed the S&P Utility Stock Index from 1971 through the third quarter of 2001 -- 11.2% vs. 12%, including dividends.
Granted, the actual difference in return is modest, but the real importance here lies in the fact that the utility investors took on substantially less risk to achieve their return, making the difference on a risk-adjusted basis much more meaningful.
Indeed, the utility index beat the Nasdaq while incurring about half its volatility. The bottom line: During this period, Nasdaq investors were not adequately compensated for the amount of risk they took on, so don't take unnecessary risks in your portfolio. In the end, one could have achieved a higher total return, experienced far less price fluctuation, and maintained a substantially higher level of income by owning the boring, old utility index.
Several other studies bear out what we've seen here. Dividends have contributed 42% of the S&P 500's total return since 1926. That's right -- when it comes to that 10.2% S&P 500 return figure that everyone tosses around, nearly half of it came from dividends.
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I'm not saying that every stock in your portfolio has to be a utility or a dividend stock -- far from it. However, investors must always be conscious of the level of risk that they're taking to achieve their reward, and historically speaking, dividend-paying investments have offered the most compelling risk-reward trade-off available. Opportunities to achieve above-average returns while taking below-average risk abound in this investment category.
For instance, the best-performing investment selection for Motley Fool Income Investor has been Annaly Mortgage (NYSE: NLY ) . This company has returned 19.14% to our readers over the past six months, handily beating the 5.3% of its benchmark. Despite its increase, the firm still boasts a yield approaching 11%. The real story here, however, is that the company has produced its market-beating return while being only one-third as volatile as the overall market. So, again, on a risk-adjusted basis the return is much more favorable.
The same can be said for all of the newsletter selections thus far, as well as the stocks selected for the income-producing Six-Pack Portfolio on Fool.com back in March of last year. Overall, Income Investor selections are doing 10.4% better than the market while being only 10% as volatile as their benchmarks.
The Six-Pack Portfolio, including investments such as BellSouth (NYSE: BLS ) , ConAgra Foods (NYSE: CAG ) , and Altria (NYSE: MO ) , has produced a total return of 45.5%, comfortably beating the S&P's 35.22%, and again, the Six-Pack has been just half as volatile as the overall market. I continue to favor this portfolio, and believe these companies will march higher in the years to come while producing substantial dividends for income-oriented investors.
Another important aspect of the income-investing strategy is that dividend payers tend to fall only half as much as non-payers in down markets, as they have their yield to help support the shares. There are a great many people who were wishing they had a few dividend payers in their portfolios when the bears came calling. If you and your stomach endured the wild rides of a Cisco Systems (Nasdaq: CSCO ) or an Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN ) in the late 1990s, think about how much money you'll save on Maalox consumption once you're in solid, dividend-paying companies.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — We work on our relationships. If our marriage is in crisis, we go to a marriage counselor. We take parenting classes to improve our relationships with our children. There are girls' night out and the guys' weekend getaways to keep those relationships intact. But what ever happened to our relationship with cash?
As my 87-year-old father watched his children and grandchildren make purchases using credit, lines of credit and "special financing," he would say, "In my day when you earned a quarter, we would spend fifteen cents and save a dime. These days you spend the whole quarter, then borrow another quarter at 22% interest."
He's of the "envelope" generation, where you would have envelopes in which you'd place the cash to cover each of your budget items for the week or month: groceries, gas, entertainment and so on. When the cash was gone, you did without until your next paycheck. He had a relationship with cash. He held it in his hand and turned it over. He knew how much he had.
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So how do you know if you are stuck in an unhealthy relationship and need to get out? Consider two things: Are you buying things you wouldn't buy if you were paying cash for them? Secondly, are you able to pay off your credit cards each month?
Tucker said, "For people who are able to control their spending and able to pay in full each month, credit cards are preferable. They give limited forms of purchase protection and it is possible to earn various rewards for using them. However, for people who have problems controlling spending then using cash may be preferable."
For some of us, there may be a strong psychological reason that motivates us away from cash and toward plastic.
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Accoring to George Lowenstein, a professor of economics and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University who has done extensive research on this psychological connection, "People experience what my research collaborators and I call a 'pain of paying' when they pay for purchases, and this pain is more intense with cash than with cards. Paying with cards is more carefree."
Lowenstein said that the downside of the ease of spending with credit and, to a lesser extent, debit cards is that the diminished pain of paying encourages overspending and almost certainly increases the likelihood of going into debt. "Very few people who end up with a $5,000 balance on their credit card at the end of a year would have agreed to take out a $5,000 loan at the beginning of the year to fund miscellaneous expenses."
In fact, if that $5,000 is put on your credit card at 22% interest, by making a payment of $100 a month you would have the balance paid off in 10 years and 11 months. The interest you would pay on that $5,000 is an additional $7,683.48 for a total of nearly $13,000.
Suddenly, the price of that cup of coffee has become long-term debt. Remember, cash doesn't accumulate interest — which is something you need to consider every time you swipe your credit card, if you don't pay the balance off every month.
Joe Priester, an associate professor of marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business and the former president of the Society for Consumer Psychology, said, "Money is not as psychologically real when it is in the form of credit, so it is easier to spend more, especially on unplanned and/or impulse purchases. There is even evidence that we spend more money when merely presented with credit-card logos when entering a store or at checkout. In a way, credit cards prime our spending, often on an unconscious level."


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Mark Mangino lives by the simple credo he once heard Bill Snyder say on the headset during a mid-1990s Kansas State football game: "Keep sawin' wood."
Collected Wisdom: Mark Mangino, Youngstown State assistant and former Kansas head coach
Mangino was an assistant coach under Snyder, and things weren't going well early one game.
Sensing frustration from his offensive staff, Snyder calmly said, "That's OK. Let's just keep sawin' wood. It'll happen."
The mantra stuck with Mangino from that day forward, and is so ingrained in his mind that he made it his Twitter handle (@KeepSawinWood).
Mangino was offensive coordinator on Oklahoma's 2000 national championship team, and then led Kansas to unprecedented success during his eight seasons as its head coach, including a 12-1, Orange Bowl championship season in 2007.
He resigned after the 2009 season amid allegations of emotional abuse toward players.
He took a few years off from coaching before joining Eric Wolford's staff at Youngstown State. Wolford played under Mangino at Kansas State in the early 1990s.
I grew up in a close-knit community, a steel town, an industrial town in western Pennsylvania. It was a working-class community. Probably 80 percent of the people worked in some type of industrial-related job, whether it was a mill, a factory, the railroads, that type of thing.
You learn the value of hard work. You really appreciate family. Family was very important in that community. Everybody hung together. You did a lot of things with your family. Everybody knew each other.
I always thought I'd work in sports because every bit of free time I had, I was playing football, baseball or basketball. I was just an average athlete. I knew I wasn't a great athlete, but I realized that I really enjoyed the competition, and I liked the coaching aspect.
My teachers in school and my parents would always say, 'You can't make a living with football; you've gotta do something else. You spend all your time on ball fields.' I heard that a million times growing up, but I was one of the lucky ones. I was able to make a living in sports.
My wife's brother was a Parade All-American and played quarterback at West Virginia under Bobby Bowden. Mary Jane has spent a lot of time in football stadiums. We had that in common. I think to this day, that's the thing that we really share a passion for, outside of our family, is we both enjoy football and baseball.
Over the years, she hasn't been shy about lending me tips. I've come home after many games, and she'd say, 'You know, you shouldn't have called that play. You shouldn't have thrown that pass on that down.'
I'd joke with her and say, 'You know, the press conference was over about an hour ago.'
Anybody in coaching knows that your wife has to have thick skin; she has to be able to deal with the ups and downs. We've had some great moments, and we've had some tough times, and she's been steady. She doesn't get too high, doesn't get too low. I think she's been good for me. When you get a bump in the road, she's usually a voice of reason.
When I went in to Kansas, I didn't have any three-year, five-year or seven-year plan. The program was in disarray, and I was just so focused on just trying to take steps.
You hear coaches say all the time — and I know journalists get tired of it; you call it coach-speak — but to be perfectly honest with you, we were a day at a time. We were just trying to get a little better, trying to improve thing.
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In the past months, the digital currency known as Bitcoin has encountered a lot of issues, many of them caused by botnets, cybercriminals and vulnerabilities in the system itself. However, the newly established Bitcoin Foundation hopes to restore users' confidence in the currency and restore its legitimacy.
The large number of Bitcoin-related incidents – including the recent $250,000 (200,000 EUR) heist and the fact that the FBI raised concerns about its use for illegal activities – has determined many internauts to stop using it.
The founders of the Bitcoin Foundation hope to change this by "keeping Bitcoin rooted in its core principles." These principles include openness, independence, and non-political economy.
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BMW is preparing to break with tradition and launch its first-ever front-wheel-drive model at September's Paris Motor Show.
Likely to be badged 1 Series GT, the newcomer – seen here in our exclusive images – will be based on the same platform as the next-generation MINI (on sale next year), and pitched as a more practical and cheaper-to-run alternative to the 1 Series hatch.
Dr Klaus Draeger, BMW board member and head of supply and purchasing, told Auto Express: "A front-wheel-drive BMW will definitely come. We have a lot of experience. We know how to make the car turn-in sharply to corners and we know how to tune the steering so that there isn't much torque steer." And when we asked him directly if there will be a new front-wheel-drive BMW at the Paris show, he said: "I am not going to contradict you!"
In order to differentiate the new car from both the existing 1 Series and the new MINI, BMW is planning to make this a more practical compact MPV-style model, in a similar mould to the Mercedes B-Class. The new platform is both lighter and slightly larger than the current MINI's. It's versatile, too, so the BMW will have an elevated driving position while MINI drivers will sit lower for a sportier feel.
Each marque will offer its front-drive models with three and four-cylinder engines in both petrol and diesel forms, but the BMW versions will always retain a power advantage. Even the company's smallest 1.5-litre three-cylinder turbodiesel will boast 100bhp-plus.
A source revealed: "The car will have to fit with BMW's traditions, which means it will still be fast with good handling – so 100bhp is a bare minimum. The MINI versions will be less powerful."
The engines are all based around BMW's modular system, which means the 1.5-litre petrols will share the same 500cc-per-cylinder unit as the 3.0-litre in-line six-cylinders. There will be 1.5-litre three-cylinder and 2.0 four-cylinder petrol engines, which will retain strong family ties to their rear-drive siblings, plus a 1.5 three-cylinder and a 2.0 four-cylinder turbodiesel.
Another difference between the BMW and the new MINI will be that the front-drive 1 Series will deliver its power through either a six-speed manual gearbox or an eight-speed automatic, while MINI will use a six-speed manual or a six-speed auto, sourced from ZF.
BMW is planning both hybrid and fully electric versions of the front-drive 1 Series, although neither will be available at the car's launch next year.
It shows the Germans can do interesting when it comes to small cars and is far better looking than the latest products from MINI
Presumably it will be even worse for ride comfort than the existing 1 series. Talk about a triumph of hype over engineering
Its the beginning of the end, will not automatically think about BMW next time round, not if they are going to start making cars like this.
Hahahahahahaha! Sorry but that is horrible. What a massive failure from BMW. It really is about time they started to think of the styling of their cars, its been terrible for the last 10-15 years and with this motor shows no sign of improving.
I'd rather have this than an Audi A1 that's for sure.
Intel tells me BMW will call this car the ugly 1
Yawn! Another variant of the 1 series. BMW should concentrate on the bland looks of the plain jane 1 series which is already in production.
Is this the BMW line up in a couple of years time.
1 series, 2 series, 3 series, 4 series, 5 series, 6 series, 7 series , 8 series, 9 series.
1 Series hatch, 2 series hatch, etc, etc.
BMW are trying to cater to every man and their dog, much like Fiat are doing by 'cocking up' the 500 model in too god knows how many variants.
I hope this is another AE mock-up, as the pictured car seems to share more with a KIA than any other BMW. I have no problem with FWD BMWs, after all Mercedes have had the A- and B-class cars for years and the MINI has shown that BMW can build a FWD car that handles. It's just that this looks too mainstream and has no desirability factor beyond the badge.
BMW released pictures of a styling exercise for this car in 2010. (see it in google images - BMW 0 series)
It was lean purposeful and very good looking.
I was waiting to buy one.
Now the actuality is seen to be a dumpy blob. I could cry.
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