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I WOULD like to thank the Scott City School Board. They have allowed us at Delta the pleasure of having one of the finest girls basketball coaches around. We love coach White. The Delta girls softball team is also lucky to have a coach who cares. Thank you coach Brown.
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MARIO WHITNEY, the Jackson speedster, is one of the fastest runners in the state. What are his fastest times and how do those times compare with the fastest times in the state and those nationally? He should probably receive more publicity regarding his track abilities.
His fastest time this season in the 100 meters was 10.2 seconds, based on results from hand-held stopwatches at a recent meet. The national record for that event is 10.13 seconds, according to Track &Field News. The state record was 10.3 seconds.
Thanks for track coverage
I APPRECIATE your coverage of the Southeast track meet this week. I know it's a big event for our community to host and I hope all our local athletes competing this weekend do well.
A new Braves coach?
DID SCOTT County Central hire its new boys' basketball coach yet? I've heard rumors but never saw anything in the papers.
Scott County Central hired former player Melvin Porter as its coach. A story appeared several weeks ago in the Southeast Missourian.
Longing for stats
I MISS seeing the baseball statistics in the paper for local schools. That was a nice feature you had before and it was a nice way to give the boys credit. I wish you still did that.
That was a popular feature that may return in the future.
Don't watch Tyson
I SAW Mike Tyson's comments from his press conference this week. He is disgusting and I can't believe somebody would pay money to see him fight. Would you help pay the salary of any other rapist like you do with Tyson? I hope not. I'd like to hear one person explain to me why they'd pay money to see this person do anything. He's a pathetic individual and anybody who would waste their time watching him should be ashamed.


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Supporting IPv6 on a Linux Server Node
There are several optional utilities that you can install on your system that extend their support for IPv6. For the purpose of this article we mention only three packages: libpcap, tcpdump and xinetd.
If you need to understand what is happening at the packet level of your IPv6 network/connection, you need to have IPv6 with libpcap and tcpdump. libpcap is a system-independent interface for user-level packet capture that provides a portable framework for low-level network monitoring. On the other hand, tcpdump is a tool that provides network monitoring and data acquisition.
If you want these functionalities, you need to download the latest versions and install them on your system. The versions we tested were tcpdump 3.6.2 and libpcap 0.6.2. First, download the packages from www.tcpdump.org and move them to /usr/src. Then unpack them with:
tar -xzf libpcap-0.6.2.tar.gz tar -xzf tcpdump-3.6.2.tar.gz
After unpacking, you will have two directories, one for each package. Next, you need to follow these steps for each package; however, you need to apply them first to libpcap and then to tcpdump. First, run the configuration script while enabling IPv6:
./configure --enable-ipv6Then compile with make clean and make. Lastly, install the binaries with make install.
After following these steps, you need to adjust your path to include the new binaries that support IPv6. You also may want to edit /etc/profile and include /usr/local/sbin and /usr/local/bin within your PATH variable, and reload /etc/profile for the new changes to take effect:
source /etc/profile
If you want to be able to telnet6 to your system, you need to compile xinetd with inet6 support. Normally, the installed inetd dæmon isn't ready to handle IPv6 addresses. Therefore, you need to upgrade to xinetd. To download the latest version of xinetd go to synack.net/xinetd. Our setup was tested with xinetd-126.96.36.199p3.tar.gz.
Download xinetd-184.108.40.206p3.tar.gz (or latest) into /usr/src and unpack it with:
tar -xzf xinetd-22.214.171.124p3.tar.gz
Next, run the configuration script:
./configure --with-inet6 --prefix=/usr/local/binThe --prefix=/usr/local/bin is used to specify that the resulting binaries should go under /usr/local/bin. Then compile and install:
make clean make make installNext, you need to create a configuration file from your old inet.conf:
/usr/sbin/xconv.pl < /etc/inetd.conf > /etc/xinetd.confwhere /usr/sbin is the path to the xinetd executable.
As a side note, you need to make sure that in the xconv.pl script, the first line contains the right path to the Perl binary to be able to execute.
Next, you need do some very minor changes in /etc/xinetd.conf to reflect the usage of the telnet6d and tftp6d, instead of the usual IPv4 Telnet and TFTP dæmons. Having done that, you will be set to Telnet and FTP to your system over IPv6.
There is a wide range of applications that support IPv6. However, we are going to mention only one server application, the Apache web server. Apache is the most popular web server on the Internet (source: Netcraft.com). The latest beta release, Apache 2.0.16 beta, includes support for IPv6, which makes it a good application for testing your IPv6 setup. If you download the latest version of the Apache web server and install it on your system, you will be able to serve web pages over IPv6.
Figure 6 presents a screenshot of the Mozilla browser when trying to access "http://[::1], which is the IPv6 local loopback.
For your convenience, you may want to update /etc/hosts file to include:
::1 ip6-localhost ip6-localhost
Then, instead of using ::1, you can use ip6-localhost.
Don't forget to check the /etc/protocols. If the below-mentioned entries are not there, you need to append them for IPv6-protocol support:
ipv6 41 IPv6 # IPv6 ipv6-route 43 IPv6-Route # Routing Header for IPv6 ipv6-frag 44 IPv6-Frag # Fragment Header for IPv6 ipv6-crypt 50 IPv6-Crypt # Encryption Header # for IPv6 ipv6-auth 51 IPv6-Auth # Authentication Header # for IPv6 ipv6-icmp 58 IPv6-ICMP icmpv6 icmp6M # ICMP for # IPv6 ipv6-nonxt 59 IPv6-NoNxt # No Next Header for IPv6 ipv6-opts 60 IPv6-Opts # Destination Options # for IPv6
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the link to do de same in debian does not work
so re post the new link
Re: Supporting IPv6 on a Linux Server Node
I just read a similar howto on the same subject, but focusing more on Debian. In case anyone is interested :
Re: Supporting IPv6 on a Linux Server Node
iam doing project on ipv4-ipv6 communication.so we need help .we should knoe how to ping6 with an ipaddress.
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The Barry County Sheriff's Department has issued an alert about an ongoing money scam.
Recently, area residents have been reporting that they have received notification by mail or e-mail that they have won cash or a prize. These notifications ask recipients to send in money to claim their cash or prizes. The scam artists are also trying to obtain an individual's bank account number, Social Security number and date of birth.
Barry County Sheriff Mick Epperly said the solicitors are from out of the country, making it hard for them to be charged with any crime at the local level.
"Most of the time, their numbers are disconnected when you try to reach them," said Sheriff Epperly.
Citizens are warned to ignore the solitications and reminded to never give out their bank account or Social Security numbers.
"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," adds the sheriff.
Anyone with questions about possible money scams can call the Barry County Sheriff's Office at 417-847-6556.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Sonny Gray was sore, but he could handle it. Wins tend to have that effect.
DENVER (AP) - Tim Hudson has a fine home record against the Colorado Rockies. It is a completely different history when he travels to Coors Field.
DENVER (AP) - The San Francisco Giants on Sunday designated third baseman Casey McGehee for assignment and recalled right-hander Hunter Strickland from Triple-A Sacramento.
FRENCH LICK, Ind. (AP) - There were no last-second buzzer-beaters in Larry Bird's hometown on a bright, breezy Sunday.
PARIS (AP) - Roger Federer was not amused.
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) - Carl Edwards won for the first time in two seasons - and the first time since joining Joe Gibbs Racing - moving in front 20 laps from the end to take the Coca-Cola 600 on Sunday night.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Chris Kirk was prepared to need a putt for a playoff at Colonial.
DENVER (AP) - Brandon Belt homered into the third deck, Ryan Vogelsong threw six scoreless innings and also doubled and the San Francisco Giants held on to beat the Colorado Rockies 11-8 on Friday night.
HOUSTON (AP) - Whether he's stirring the pot after a big shot or flailing his arms to draw contact en route to the basket James Harden evokes strong reactions from fans and players alike.
ATLANTA (AP) - LeBron James scored 30 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers took total command of the Eastern Conference final even without injured star Kyrie Irving, routing the Atlanta Hawks 94-82 on Friday night for a 2-0 lead with the series heading to Ohio.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - They call the Indianapolis 500 "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" for its high speeds, rich history, enormous crowd and the take-your-breath-away competition.
PARIS (AP) - The tennis equivalent of climbing three mountains, just to reach the Roland Garros final. Never have the obstacles loomed so large between Rafael Nadal and another trophy on the red clay of Paris.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Kevin Na had gone 26 holes without a bogey at Colonial before his last tee shot Friday was swept away by flowing water after going into a rain-swollen drainage culvert.
Chris Weidman and Vitor Belfort have been waiting to trade punches since early last year. Way back then, Weidman was a new champion with no real injury problems, and Belfort had just knocked out his last three opponents with spectacular head kicks.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Scott Kazmir had not given up a home run with men on base in seven straight winless starts. And, then, he faced his former teammate.
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Brewers 6, Pirates 5
PITTSBURGH (AP)—The Milwaukee Brewers exchanged handshakes and congratulations as fireworks burst overhead, a rare late-season celebration for a team that hasn't been in the postseason since 1982.
OK, so the fireworks were only a coincidence, a pre-planned promotion by the Pirates. But the Brewers finally have something to cheer about, even if it's not a winning season quite yet.
Damian Miller and Geoff Jenkins hit two-run homers in the seventh inning and the Brewers, down by five runs while being held hitless for five innings by Oliver Perez, assured themselves of at least a .500 season by rallying to beat the Pirates 6-5 on Friday night.
The victory, the Brewers' eighth in 11 games, gave them an 81-79 record and ended their streak of 12 consecutive losing seasons dating to a 92-70 finish while still in the AL in 1992.
"It's an awesome, awesome feeling," said Jenkins, who has been with Milwaukee since 1998, longer than any other player. "It's not the playoffs or anything like that, but for us this is kind of our playoffs. It's a great feeling and something to build on for next year."
One victory in the final two games of the series assures that winning season, and it could come Saturday night against the Pirates' Kip Wells (7-18), who leads the majors in losses. He is one loss away from becoming the first Pittsburgh starter with 19 losses since Jose DeLeon in 1985.
Manager Ned Yost said before the series began it was important for the Brewers to go into the offseason as winners.
"Eighty-one is nice, but we need to get to 82," Yost said. "We've got two to do it. Eighty-one is great, and we're through with our 12 years of losing, but we got a shot to get to 82-80 or even to 83-79."
The Pirates (65-95), long since assured of a 13th consecutive losing season, will go alone into the 2006 season with the longest ongoing streak of losing seasons in major American pro sports. They are three losing seasons away from tying the Phillies' 1933-48 major league record run of 16 consecutive losing seasons.
"We can look at them and how they came back and try to do it next year," the Pirates' Humberto Cota said of the Brewers.
The Brewers trailed 5-0 after two doubles by Cota off Doug Davis drove in three runs. They began their comeback when Carlos Lee singled off Perez leading off the sixth for their first hit. Perez, who allowed only that hit but walked seven and hit a batter in five-plus innings, left after walking the next three batters to force in a run.
"He was overpowering, and the only thing we had going was that his command was off," Yost said.
Miller followed with a sacrifice fly off reliever Rick White, then gave the Brewers the lead an inning later with his two-run drive off Ryan Vogelsong (2-2)—but only after third baseman Rob Mackowiak's error for misplaying Jeff Cirillo's grounder kept the inning going. Lee had walked with one out and Jenkins followed with his 25th homer to get Milwaukee within a run.
Justin Lehr (1-1) pitched two scoreless innings for his second career win and first in the NL. After that, Julio Santana, Milwaukee's third pitcher of the eighth, struck out Craig Wilson looking—the only batter he faced—to leave the bases loaded after Kane Davis walked two. Derrick Turnbow pitched the ninth for his 39th save.
Doug Davis lasted five innings, allowing seven hits and five runs—two earned—with third baseman Cirillo's two-out error on Brad Eldred's grounder in the first leading to Cota's two-run double. Cota singled ahead of Freddy Sanchez's RBI single in the fourth and had another RBI double in the fifth.
Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood watched from a private box. The Stones played a concert at PNC Park on Wednesday night, and the damage caused by their seven-story stage's steel rigging required about 10,000 square feet of outfield grass to be replaced Friday afternoon. … The Pirates are 32-47 at home with 16 losses in the last 22 games. … Sanchez doubled in the first to run his hitting streak to 15 games, a team season high. … Milwaukee last came close to a winning season in 1996, going 80-82. … Pirates rookie OF Nate McLouth's streak of homering in three consecutive games ended. … Perez has allowed three runs and six hits in 11 innings in his last two starts. In his first three starts following a two-month layoff with a broken toe, he yielded eight runs and 10 hits and walked nine in 8 2-3 innings. … The Brewers are 9-5 against Pittsburgh.


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Land Rover Discovery Sport review
The Land Rover Discovery Sport is an upmarket, quality seven-seat compact SUV, and a very fine replacement for the old Freelander
The Land Rover Discovery Sport is a highly refined and classy family SUV, and feels especially sophisticated compared to the Freelander it replaces – there's more than a hint of Range Rover here.
That's actually the case, because the Discovery Sport is based largely on the Range Rover Evoque, using its chassis and much of its switchgear, but adding space to the package to make an SUV that's better value for money.
As such, the Discovery Sport is one very complete family car, with room for up to seven (assuming the two of them are quite small), a very calming driving experience and the ability to really tackle the off-road stuff with expert ease.
The Land Rover Discovery Sport is a luxurious compact SUV that's designed to take on desirable premium badged models such as the BMW X3 and Audi Q5. A replacement for the Freelander 2, the Discovery Sport is bigger and even more upmarket than its predecessor, plus it boasts a versatile seven-seat layout.
It features a sleeker and more stylish look than the Freelander. In fact, with its rakish profile and slick detailing, the newcomer looks more closely related to the latest Range Rover models than the more utilitarian Land Rover line-up. This theme continues inside, where you'll discover classy design and plenty of top-notch materials.
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Despite sharing the underpinnings of the Range Rover Evoque, a key difference is the adoption of an all-new multi-link rear suspension set-up in the Discovery Sport that has allowed fitment of a third row of seats.
At launch the Discovery Sport's only engine was the tried and tested 2.2-litre SD4 diesel carried over from the Evoque, although in September 2015 it was replaced by an all-new British-built 2.0-litre diesel unit, named 'Ingenium'.
For the time being both are on sale alongside each other, though the 2.2-litre is being phased out – and for good reason too. The newer 2.0-litre engine is lighter, quieter, more efficient and more refined than the 2.2. It's available in two states of tune – 148bhp and 178bhp.
Transmissions are a standard six-speed manual and an optional nine-speed automatic. A front-wheel drive eD4 model is due early in 2016, which should cost under £30,000 and promises to emit a more company car tax-friendly 119g/km – while sacrificing off-road ability, clearly.
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The Discovery Sport never feels less than composed and agile. The steering lacks feedback, but it's fast and precise, helping you place the car with confidence. And while the low speed ride is a little firm, the Land Rover becomes more comfortable at speed, where road and wind noise remain well suppressed.
The only weak link is the 2.2-litre diesel, which is gruff, and especially so at higher revs. On the plus side, it delivers strong real world pace, but we'd still choose the newer 2.0-litre diesel unless there was a serious financial incentive to go for the older engine.
There are four trim levels to choose from – SE, SE Tech, HSE and HSE Luxury. All versions are well equipped, featuring heated seats, part-leather trim, a DAB radio, Bluetooth connection and climate control. Prices range from just over £30,000 to around £43,000 for the flagship HSE Lux.
Engines, performance and drive
Land Rover has worked hard to isolate the worst engine noise from the Discovery Sport's cabin, and while the older 2.2-litre diesel unit is simply not as refined as it should be, the newer 2.0-litre diesel is very good indeed – at a cruise the engine note subsides to a faint background hum.
A six-speed manual gearbox is standard, but the optional nine-speed automatic transmission (£1,800) is well worth the extra outlay if can stretch to it. Not only is it smooth and responsive, it allows you to make the most of the available performance by keeping the engine revs in the mid-range where things are quieter. Outright acceleration is improved with the auto 'box compared to the manual.
Most impressive thing about the Discovery is the lack of road noise. There's virtually no tyre roar and only the biggest bumps transmit a muted thump into the cabin from the suspension.
The Land Rover's relaxing character is enhanced by the composed ride. There's a firm edge to the suspension at low speed, but the new multi-link rear axle comes into its own the faster you go, and most bumps and potholes are effortlessly smoothed out.
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That said, it's a shame that the Evoque's excellent MagneRide adaptive dampers aren't currently available, even as an option. They'd take the Discovery Sport into luxury territory.
The Discovery Sport feels agile and alert through a series of corners, particularly for an SUV. The steering is extremely sharp and direct, allowing the Land Rover to dive through bends with an eagerness that belies its bulk.
And while there's not much in the way of feedback, the electrically assisted steering set-up is precise. Combined with the high-set driving position and excellent visibility, it allows you to place the Discovery with confidence.
At times the Discovery Sport does feel quite large though, and while the view ahead is great, the standard rear camera and parking sensors are essential when reversing – that stylish rear screen looks letterbox shallow from the driver's seat. The light steering means it's easy to manoeuvre, at least.
Body movement is also well controlled, and there's plenty of grip even on the standard fit all-weather tyres; the electronically controlled permanent four-wheel drive system delivers confidence-inspiring traction, even in the slipperiest conditions.
As with outgoing Freelander and current Evoque, the Discovery Sport benefits from the same simplified version of the firm's clever Terrain Response system. Just choose between Normal, Mud, Sand, Rocks and Snow modes, then let the car's sophisticated traction control system do the rest.
And that's not all, because you also get a variable hill descent control, an impressive wading depth of 600mm, plenty of ground clearance and excellent approach and departure angles. When the going gets tough, the Discovery Sport leaves its compact SUV rivals floundering.
With two seemingly similar engines to choose from at the moment, the Discovery Sport range might at first appear confusing. However, soon the only engine will be a 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel, which will be a staple in a range of smaller Jaguar, Land Rover and Range Rover cars.
So, while the 2.2-litre SD4 engine only comes in 187bhp guise in the Discovery Sport, the 2.0-litre TD4 is available with 148bhp or 178bhp. Both of the higher-powered variants can be specified with an automatic gearbox.
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The lower powered 2.0-litre engine is branded 'e-Capability' and is manual-only, and despite the gearbox itself being pleasantly smooth to operate – if a little long of throw – it doesn't really fit the character of what is a very refined, graceful family car. The automatic gives a more apt, fuss-free driving experience.
Specify the 178bhp 2.0-litre with an automatic gearbox and you'll hit 62mph in 8.9 seconds, while the manual will take one second longer.
MPG, CO2 and running costs
The Discovery Sport is a more upmarket machine than the Freelander, and that's reflected in the price. Even an entry-level SE version will set you back over £30,000, while the range-topping HSE Luxury model is a wallet-bashing £43,000. On the plus side, you do get a fair amount of kit for your money.
Less impressive are the Land Rover's running costs, which at launch were dealt an expensive blow by the continued use of the brand's ageing SD4 diesel.
The version still on sale with a manual gearbox returns 46.3mpg – meaning you'll hover around the mid-30s in actual fact – and its 162g/km CO2 rating means £180 every year in VED. By comparison, a four-wheel drive BMW X3 20d features CO2 emissions of as little 131 g/km.
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The introduction of the 2.0-litre diesel helps matters, with emissions as low as 129g/km from the manual 148bhp version, whose 57.6mpg combined economy rating should see 50mpg achievable day-to-day. Even the more powerful 178bhp unit with an automatic gearbox returns 53.3mpg and 139g/km, putting it in VED Band E.
And there's better news to come, because a two-wheel drive eD4 version that emits 119g/km and promises to cost less than £30,000 arrives early in 2015, and will likely be the most popular choice for company car users.
Insurance groups
Insurance groups are between 28 and 31 depending on trim, which puts the Discovery Sport on par with its main rivals, the BMW X3 and Lexus NX. Considering this is a seven-seater, that's decent value. Easy parts availability and top-notch safety features including sophisticated engine immobilising technology keep insurance costs down.
There's good news for private buyers, because our experts have calculated the Land Rover will hold onto to between 52 and 55 percent of its new value after three years. That trumps the Lexus NX and is around the same as the BMW X3 and Audi Q5.
Interior, design and technology
The new Discovery Sport ditches the squared-off lines of the Freelander in favour of bold curves inspired by Jaguar Land Rover's other models. In fact, if you put the larger Discovery and a Range Rover Evoque into a computer program to create a hybrid of the two, you'd probably get something similar to the Discovery Sport.
The rounded nose is pure Evoque, while the clamshell bonnet is a traditional Land Rover touch. The headlamps feature crosshair-style LED daytime running lights, and the tail lamps get a similar treatment, while the black wheel arch trim is another Evoque design cue. There's a mix of body-coloured and black window pillars, while the roof subtly curves back to a high-set rear end.
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As per the Evoque, you can personalise the Discovery Sport with a contrasting roof (£500) and different wheel designs, while the £1,500 Black Design Pack adds a black finish to the grille, roof, and exterior trim, and 20-inch wheels.
Inside, the Discovery Sport is pure Land Rover. The climate controls, dash and switchgear are all taken from the Evoque, but that's no bad thing, as it manages to feel like a premium product with a robust edge. Go for the auto and you get a rotary gear selector that rises from the centre console, although the driver's footwell is awkwardly shaped, so you might struggle to find a comfortable position for your left foot.
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A high level of equipment is standard, including heated seats, part-leather upholstery, climate control, alloy wheels, Bluetooth connection and a DAB radio. That's SE trim and it's adequate, though we'd stump up the extra for SE Tech, which adds automatic lights and wipers, and a convenient electronic tailgate.
HSE trim adds full leather upholstery, electrically adjustable seats, a reversing camera, a panoramic sunroof and keyless entry. And spec up to HSE Luxury and you get heated and cooled front seats, rear heated seats and a natty self-parking function. In the upper two trim levels the Discovery Sport really does feel every bit the premium SUV.
Sat-nav, stereo and infotainment
Land Rover's infotainment system is the real highlight in terms of ease-of-use, although the graphics aren't the most cutting edge you'll ever see. The new eight-inch high-resolution screen has a user-friendly interface, with clear labels and a responsive touchscreen, while 3D mapping and simple address entry mean the standard sat-nav is a breeze to use. The remarkable dual-view technology that allows the front seat passenger to watch a movie while the driver is using the navigation is an option, too.
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The Discovery Sport's standard 10-speaker sound system includes Bluetooth audio streaming and good sound quality, and for £200 an 11-speaker unit with a subwoofer can be specified. However, the optional 17-speaker Meridian system offers remarkable volume and sound clarity.
Practicality, comfort and boot space
The most obvious upgrade over the old Freelander is the inclusion of what Land Rover calls a 5+2 seating layout. Thanks to the adoption of a compact multi-link rear suspension set-up, engineers have managed to create space at the rear for third row seats. (That said, the 148bhp e-Capability model comes without these chairs, to save weight.)
Where they are equipped, the two individual rearmost chairs can be pulled out of the floor of the boot in one movement, while a sliding middle row allows for easy access and increased legroom. Even so, adults will only want to sit in the third row for short journeys – this is not quite in the Volvo XC90 league for space.
With the rearmost seats stowed the boot boasts a massive 981-litre capacity – although this figure is measured to the roofline rather than under the load cover. Fold the rear bench flat and the available space increases to a van-like 1,698-litres. There are also a number of handy hooks and a 12V power supply, plus the option of an adjustable loading rail system.
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Elsewhere in the cabin there's plenty of useful storage, numerous cup holders and the availability of up to seven USB sockets – so everyone can charge their smartphone at once.
The adoption of an electric handbrake frees up space on the transmission tunnel for a pair of lidded storage boxes, while there's a neat trinket tray set into the dashboard ahead of the front seat passenger.
Add all that to the fundamentals of good passenger head- and legroom (for the first five of them, at least), and it doesn't take long to realise a lot of thought has gone into the Land Rover's family-friendly layout.
The Discovery Sport might look a little rear heavy in profile, but, in fact, this seven-seat SUV is shorter than the five-seat Lexus NX. It's shorter than the Audi Q5, too. That's testament to how clever its packaging is.
It is relatively tall, though that doesn't really make it feel any bulkier from behind the wheel – in SUV terms, the Discovery Sport seems relatively compact, especially given its carrying capacity.
Leg room, head room & passenger space
The additional height compared to rivals endows the Discovery Sport with a feeling of space for all occupants – especially HSE models equipped with the panoramic glass roof.
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The middle row comprises three proper seats, and although the middle chair is a little thinner, the middle passenger won't feel hemmed in. All three get plenty of knee and foot space because the floor is flat thanks to clever packaging of the transmission tunnel, and because the row can slide by up to 16cm backwards and forwards. The relatively flat chairs are soft and comfortable.
Access to the rearmost seats is easy because the back doors open almost to 90 degrees and the middle row tilts forward in one easy motion to reveal a wide access. Clearly, room is limited in these two chairs, but they're fine for short distances.
The 981-litre boot is big compared to, say, he Audi Q5's 540-litre space – though, again, that measurement includes the space above the parcel shelf too. With all five rear chairs down that goes to 1,698 litres, which gives us a fairer like-or-like size comparison: the Audi Q5 offers 1,560 litres on this basis.
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All of the Sport's space is usable because the chairs all fold completely flat, meaning the car is a dream for the regular visitor to Ikea. The remotely operated electronic tailgate of SE Tech models and above is very useful when loading, but even without that, the boot is very well thought out – from basics like a square shape and flush lower lip, to the myriad hooks and optional rail system.
Reliability and Safety
A five-star Euro NCAP rating tends to be a given these days with bigger cars, and sure enough the Discovery Sport scores five stars. What's interesting though (and reassuring) is that in the occupant and pedestrian safety sections of the test the Discovery Sport scored higher than the Range Rover Evoque.
Standard safety kit includes nine airbags, electronic stability programme, two ISOFIX points in the middle row, automatic collision prevention braking and anti-lock brakes. What's more, the standard all weather tyres combined with four-wheel drive mean handling is more assured in all conditions compared to many family cars – and the Discovery Sport is especially confidence-inspiring in inclement weather, thanks to the various settings of the Terrain Response system.
While the Discovery Sport is all-new on the outside, under the skin it has plenty of parts from other models, so reliability shouldn't be a big issue. The platform is the same as the Evoque's, as is much of the switchgear. That said, the 2.0-litre Ingenium diesel is new, and so relatively unproven.
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Other than that, the only real question mark is over the stability of the new infotainment system – although from past experience, Land Rover keeps dealers informed of software updates to ensure everything works properly.
Unfortunately, the brand's dealers don't have a great reputation – they finished 24th out of 31 in our Driver Power 2015 survey, which despite an improvement on 2014 is still some way from its 15th place 2013 finish. A major criticism for Land Rover owners was poor workmanship and high prices, although fixed price servicing deals can mitigate that.
The Discovery Sport comes with a three-year manufacturer warranty and roadside assistance package as standard, regardless of mileage. Thereafter the company offers an extended warranty, though the corrosion warranty lasts six years.
A pre-paid £499 servicing deal for five years or 50,000 miles (whichever comes first) on the Discovery Sport will help keep costs in check, and it's transferable to other owners. Service intervals are 12 months or 16,000 miles. Land Rover's UK manufacturing base means parts supply is steady and fast, while its extensive dealer and servicing centre network means you shouldn't need to travel far.


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WA Delegate (non-executive): The Republic of The Akasha Colony (elected )
Founder: The United States of Seismic doings
Embassies: Intergalactic Federacy, Aels, and Union of Multiversal States.
Tags: FT: FTL, FT: FTLi, Role Player, Medium, and Post-Modern Tech.
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|The Commonwealth of Czechanada
|Left-wing Utopia
|"Compassion, Ethics, and Progress"
|The Grand Duchy of The Octarian Federation
|Liberal Democratic Socialists
|"For a better tomorrow"
|The Jade Imperium of Yngen
|Corrupt Dictatorship
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|The Galactic Republic of Alexzonya
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"Moving Forward, Unified"
|The Constitutional Monarchy of Imperial Esplanade
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"Urbem Lucem"
|The Colony of Redemption-America
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"E Pluribus Unum"
|The Space Commune of The Second Brotherhood of Planets
|Left-wing Utopia
|"Imagine all the people... Living life in peace."
|The Republic of Confederate States 0f America
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"Deo Vindice"
|The Legal Fiction of Midgar and Junon
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- : The Republic of United States 0f America ceased to exist.
- : The Kingdom of Royal Frankia arrived from The East Pacific.
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- : Wolfengarden ceased to exist.
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Failure to keep IC and OOC apart is what sent FBN up the creek in the first place.
The Second Brotherhood of Planets, Redemption-America, and Greater Yamsai
Moved all my systems and holdings over to NS-verse. Each year in OOC time is one century so its now 400 years after we moved from the FB-verse. I even roleplayed my departure as US0A, which was one of the first to be hit with the login bug, and I got Peter to copy my post on the FB forums in the twilight days of it. Shortly after the native US0A to this Universe was encountered (my second nation) , and the old US0A shortly collapsed in war and famine before reforming into the Republic of Greater Caprica. Inheriting colonies on Laptev and other places, but no longer has any real presence in the Sol system since the native US0A from this verse what would've been their holdings.
I never really addressed the collapse. I've never really decided whether Estruia was a Valyrian colony or not. I made this nation several years before FBN shut down, so I guess it would make sense for it to be a colony.
well here's my take on it, though it's really written to get Ingen to where I want it to be to fit in with a new FT group
ftfy bbe
Most of us seems to share a few common denominators in our transition from FBN to NS. A significant amount of time has passed for most of our nations, at least in relation to real time, some more then others. I've noticed a lot of us, including myself, have put our nations into decline or recovering from a decline. Perhaps in an attempt to correct some of the ridiculousness of out military strengths in FBN? One of the more surprising aspects of the transition is how some of you see this as a different universe, alternate reality, ...etc.
Yeah, for me the 'old' Ingen is dead anyway - it relied entirely upon its IC allies and was fun because of the OOC closeness of the Laptev Axis. Now, I am literally the only founding member of the Axis present on NS - Ystovia, Katasia, Imaginarium, and then San Alejandro, Jamesistan, North Regnium and the UPEO are all gone, and to continue to RP the same nation the same way would be a little tragic.
I imagine things are similar for a lot of other players here - much of what made FBN good for them is gone, and the handful of 'survivors' here are from a range of backgrounds and factions, not one of which made the transition unscathed, so I'd guess most people are reworking their nations using the passage of time in order to 'start fresh' whilst simultaneously keeping in touch with their FB/MS roots
As I stated above, it's been about ~400 years for us but that is a more or less a joint timescale thing. As far as how that translates to current Earth years or something that would allow for a greater frame of reference... I have no idea. I will say that similar to what was done with Laptev, Nalydya ended up moving the bulk of her claims from FB-1 to NS-1 just prior to the collapse of that realm.
I (well, most of us in the UMS - a good chunk of the MSers and some other folks as well) have come to enjoy the greater level of freedom afforded us here on NS. Consequently, most of us have somewhat larger claims but smaller military sizes. That isn't to say our fleets our tiny, but back on FBN the bulk of the VRZ reached around ~370k capital-grade vessels (while fielding around 3 million strictly combat types total) while here on NS it hovers around 53k (with less than 80k strict combat types total); I came to enjoy some of the larger vessel sizes and fleet numbers so I'll never truly part with them - at least not with my main nation: that's what alts are for.
As far as alternate realities/universes, etc, are concerned: I generally regard each forums as its own universe. So to be "trans-universal" would mean to literally be RPing out the same nation on/at various places around the web. Hence why I've basically just said the Pords left FB-1... Because I find it somewhat absurd trying to justify claiming the nation continues to exist in a realm where I cannot physically post about them existing. It'd be different if we'd simply just made up FB-1, but we didn't. It actually existed.
Overall though I'd actually venture to say that Nalydya is seeing a "golden age" of sorts. NS is terribly peaceful, and for the most part, we've only been interacting with friends and allies from FB-1 whilst slowly expanding in the Barbarossa I Galaxy. If anyone is interested, I will link my weebly: http://empireofnalydya.weebly.com/
Estruia, The Second Brotherhood of Planets, Yngen, and Royal Frankia
We view simply that the Doom overtook the outside iterations. AdF of FB1 was a colony of Meili, Green Cricket, and White Raven of NS1. Each of those countries were fleeing some un-named enemy. All were a bit more serious an hostile than AdF. NS at the time had a policy of no alts...so anyways AdF survived the purge of NS1 as we fled our foes. (I forgot about NS1 but still had a facebook account so would occasionally login to that.) AdF seeded colonies throughout other verses but all of them died after a time. Now the only extant survivor after a decade or so RL is this one.
Always figured Verachter was up to something. That bastard.
Well, if we're STILL discussing backstories since the collapse...
A pity the UPEO is gone, as they were the main ones who addressed the way the First Broes were destroyed. I know that some people seemed to think that the nation of 'Orzland' that I changed my main's name to was supposed to be legit in some way, when it was actually the *name* of an Alien Empire that was systematically eating Brotherhood survivors and feasting on our corpses.
I suppose you could consider Bro history immediately after that point to be comedic in a "Why So Melodramatic?" way as the Bro survivors were running for their lives from mysterious and implacable aliens intent on eating us and anyone else that happened to be in range. I tried to reference the terror and fear my people have towards the Orz when I finally encountered a nation that RPs as the Orz: The Community Hiveminds of Orzic Nedbens. Really fun and creative guy, you should try TGing him for worldbuilding ideas if you have the chance.
Since then we regrouped in the NS 'verse and, well, y'all can guess the rest.


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UM Project's awesome new range of lighting designs is a cool collection of retro, robot-inspired lamps. The Brooklyn-based studio showcased their diverse series of quirky lamp designs, dubbed Craft System, at last weekend's Wanted Design show during NY Design Week.
From a stilt-standing table light to a minimalistic robotic shape, the lamps are all original and crafted using a small selection of simple bases topped with creative lamp fittings. The futuristic designs are the brainchild of UM Project [1] founder François Chambard. Chambard is committed to working with local and regional partners to keep the products based in New York City. With around 75% of the products manufactured in their Brooklyn shop, UM Project are maintaining a sense of local production with their cool lamp designs.
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Obama: First Trekkie President
Barack Obama, our sexy, hot-lady-marrying, jump-shot-making president-to-be is also a pathetic nerd. Time's Joel Stein warned against what he termed the "Urkel Effect" in the magazine's pre-election blitz, the power of those undecided voters who would "walk into the voting booth and suddenly think, I cannot take four years of listening to that giant-eared nerd." Now that Obama has secured victory, his utter geekdom can safely be revealed.
TrekMovie.Com has bravely gone where no fansite has gone before and has compiled a body of evidence suggesting Obama's secret Star Trek obsession. Check out this exchange that Newsweek recorded between Sir Nerdlington and Nyota Uhura Michelle Obama earlier this year:
"That's an interesting belt buckle," he said to Michelle, mischievously. She feigned offense and said, "I am interesting, next to you. Surprise, surprise, a blue suit, a white shirt and a tie." Obama grinned and bent down until he was almost at eye level with her waist. He jabbed a playful finger toward her belt buckle, and let loose his inner nerd. "The lithium crystals! Beam me up, Scotty!" Obama squeaked, laughing at his own lame joke as Michelle rolled her eyes.
Fucking nerd.
My favorite tidbit from the article is this anecdote from original Spock Leonard Nimoy, which he recounted on NPR's Wait Wait Don't Tell Me in September:
About a year and a half a go I was at a political event and one of our current campaigners for the office of President of the United States saw me, approached, and he gave me the Vulcan signal…it was not John McCain.
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A lot has been made this week of older running backs who are not quite ready to be pushed out the door. We all saw last week what Curtis Martin, Marshall Faulk and Emmitt Smith can still do. Each put together an impressive game and each will be counted on to continue to do so throughout this NFL season. As an NFL general manager, you like to see a guy who can be counted on to carry the load each and every week. But there's more to it than that. Most teams view the job of NFL running back, as they do that of a quarterback, as a two-man job. It's not if your guy will go down but when. The punishment that a running back takes on a weekly basis is something most of us can't imagine. If the average career of an NFL player lasts four years, the average running back's career has to be less. Teams are always asking themselves, how much longer can they go? That raises a question that's tough to answer.
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Is that -- and I'm joined by the four traveling beat writers covering the 49ers for Bay Area newspapers came in and Matt barrows. Eric branch let's talk about the playoff game on Saturday. Keys of the game campus there's 26 of them personally -- -- six and Frank Gore is in the top ten I think the number like he's got to be. Containing Drew Brees LA doesn't throw for 400 years. Yeah I can't increase Drew Brees is number one Kia being down. Getting getting to him especially in this in the middle of that offensive line we've got two great guards and Jahri Evans and Carl -- I think that he is really. Justin Smith Henry McDonald getting pressure on Drew Brees of the middle Karl's next Huard draft crash of the year let. 2000 was that he was that 2008 draft correction and I think. Did you did you say Gerry Evans just to show off that you know their roster I know those two guys because they're all pros -- -- -- that I should know those guys and -- branch. Well I think when you look at this it's going to be Ricky Jean friends from law and how he handles you know his spot duty. Six snaps that is an appeal it has ever been -- definitely. -- those -- -- -- different but obviously. I think Drew Brees is going to be important in trying to. At least contain him be able -- naturally you look at Michael thank you threw for 400 yards. They haven't played that many elite passers but when they have them exactly you know stop them so. I'm thinking can prevent -- from influence for. -- -- -- -- -- Three touchdown to John Skelton I don't know what you mean by no league passers. Exactly you look at the list you know it's been Kellen Clemens and AJ Feeley and the list goes on. You know I think at Patrick -- huge game for him coming off the injury he didn't play that well it's Rams if he's gonna be I think easily locked up on -- -- -- -- -- -- -- yet. Yes I did absolutely. I mean that's been kind of at the surprise element about Patrick Willis is in the seizes him against tight end and he's on pretty well -- contain them in the fact that. Jimmy Graham with such a big part of the saints' offense I think that's. That really is one of the -- keys to see how Patrick. Whether he's fully recover from that hamstring if you can still do his regular linebacker duties but also cover the top notch tight end up -- All throw a you know I I think the safeties and corners safeties are gonna have big games you know Donte Whitner. It's gonna have to coverage Jimmy Graham big games are being tested. Be tested yet to be tested by everybody and we know they'll get grand on the field they're gonna get Devery Henderson Robert Meachem on the field. On this this is going to be a big game for us the strong goals and he's going to be the guy that has to be back there and choose correctly. As far as which which of these do you guys to cover on on any given. I -- I know there's a lot of talk about that the Saints running game of the guys here talked a lot that I see it as more and knowing it's more than anything you think there were right I think it's really that -- I think it's almost equally. You know take and they will say that Darren Sproles is raises fassel fifty running back. But everybody knows that whole offense revolves around Drew Brees who can throw to Darren Sproles -- -- and -- can take up forty yards on the field. I think there's gain it with the template for this game this is the Philadelphia game and we for me to get a great job on LeSean McCoy. Com they allowed you know he would Eric Mangini of Elam picked up report 26 but he didn't allow any of those big passes ago. In the end zone and I think that's sort of a -- I think Drew Brees can have a lot of yards but not a lot of points and the corners it's still thought -- you know and on this welcomes -- ribeiro barrels at 426 I said you know 400 some but so anyway he's he's a -- absolutely yeah generally get the score in the neighborhood he gets it right out there and get off to an all pro by the way it's. And other thing I think the Saints I think their defense is highly overrated -- -- them greatly and all the blitzing. We'll see they had fewer sacks in the 49ers who don't blitz a whole lot. They had fourteen fewer interceptions I think the 49ers offense has a chance and and and can score in the thirty's but I think they have a chance at him. Have one of their better games -- what you read. As you think okay here comes the blitz so if they're not getting sacks that are at least they're causing lots of turnovers because the quarterbacks are just being harassed and nine interceptions. That's not many. Look at the Saints two years ago. So it was if you when the Saints were in the Super Bowl mean their defense on -- that was create turnovers and that's what the 49ers to punish yourself. Note he usually has given up more. Pat's played it forty yards or more than normal things straight 1414 yeah. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Well I mean if you look at -- more specific numbers for you that turnover differential for the 49ers. Mike Sweeney must 120. -- Try to be specific kind of blow it. -- the senses minus three so I mean obviously you know the they've been error free on offense and inefficient and they've got to you know be able to do that and controlled the ball. And I was not turn it over to Drew Brees you know make an eight or -- possession game for the Saints. And I think it's good. They're gonna go back to Frank -- they got to get back that early that early season of francoeur just pounded away keep the ball away from the opponents and you know he hasn't had a hundred meter yard rushing game the second half the season can you think he's healthy. Who francoeur yet. Even if he is that I that he was healthy going into Philadelphia and he ran for a 140 or so and so I think the fact that he's going to be playing its first playoff game he gets into it at home where he. We some care on the fly in the end zone. I think it's a huge. -- do you think now that I I agree with cam I do I do think he's healthy I think. The 49ers have been saving him for this moment to hand down you know you can see that on on Saturday I think we go back to the Frank -- 20/20 five carries a game. You know where they're hoping he's got a 145 yards of. Into the four quarters I must say when when the week started -- yeah you don't seem to get a win this game the more I think about it. I think the foreigners -- -- it and I if I were to give a prediction which I am right now I'd say like 24 to 20/20 three play stuff like that that outline and engage your predictions -- I make a prediction I'll say -- weapon out at least you know I am I angry at -- yeah I think it's going to be the 49ers I mean I can totally see David -- game winning field goal as time expires and go. 2624. 49ers and secondly David Akers -- field goal of the game are there are so. Clutch when he sick you know that is certainly not on both scores to help volley doesn't know NASA it was built in my good -- Monica is okay and Eric. Okay. I hate to do that's because part of me says. If this coaching staff is so good and they have two weeks to prepare and they kind of knew the Saints were going to be -- their opponent for for two weeks. The other part of me just doesn't see how the secondary Sox Drew Brees and you know for the faithful I apologize. -- say -- thirty and niners twenty. 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