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If this product matures well, it sounds like a great reason to repurpose an older but still serviceable phone as digital media and navigation systems to older cars. For example, I still have my old Samsung Galaxy 3 after I upgraded, and it would be pretty nice to use it in our 2003 car.

Their Gus Johnson experiment was an utter disaster. Their studio show is a good reminder of that. I actually feel for Warren Barton, he's got to endure a lot of stupid on that show.

The Stig is funny, but if Clarkson is suspended for a long time, I say bring in Edd China as a fill-in. China is a legit petrol-head (he built some of the stunt vehicles TG-UK has used) and he's pretty funny too. Maybe he could even get Mike Brewer in as the Star in a Reasonably Price Car.

Jeremy seems like a very intelligent man.

What car manufacturers need to do is to install units that let the owner decide which OS they want to use: Apple, Android or something simple and (I guess) proprietary for people who want neither.

Instead, they have a sports discussion that's occasionally interrupted by what's happening on the court/field.

You went to Plzen, the birthplace of the style. Měšťanský pivovar Plzeň was first brewed there in 1839 and it changed brewing as few others have before or since.

When it comes to tropical weather forecasting, there is no better person to follow than Dr. Jeff Masters at Weather Underground. His blog when storms are blowing up and possibly headed our way in the southeast US are detailed, free of sensationalism and quite accurate.

That's a nice theory, except for the eight year contract that ESPN signed last year with MLS for broadcast rights.

Most of Manchester United's problems revolve around Louis Van Gaal's insistence on playing a formation his team is ill-suited for, his refusal to play Wayne Rooney as a striker and his propensity to put players in the doghouse. Ander Herrera can't seem to please LVG, yet when he is on the pitch he creates chances

Long term planning would require allocating the funds to get the job done. Politicians don't want to do that, otherwise they will be painted as "tax-and-spend" either in the next general election or in their party's primaries leading up to it.

Nahhh, the Top Gear Australia crew were miles beyond the American ones.

And here I was thinking all night that Mike McCarthy was the only person with deflated balls today.

If it turns out that the Patriots did indeed play with deflated footballs, then two questions immediately arise:

Give the guy a break. It was Karl Hess looking for some advice.

What really shocks me is that this guy actually got elected in the first place.

There's a difference between what is really important and what co-workers and subordinates THINK is really important. And for that reason, I will never do this. They know I am NOT going to check my email, and that in fact, my cell phone is going to be off, so whatever comes up that they will have to deal with it.

Sean Beane.

Eckert is probably afraid of who would be implicated and where that would lead...jail, most likely, for Blatter and his cronies.

So for every dollar you spend repairing the Range Rover, it depreciates a dollar to double your punishment. Something Jeremy Clarkson will never admit to when he's slobbering over the next great-new one in the upcoming season of Top Gear. "This is...the...GREATEST CAR...in...the...HISTORY...of THE WORLD!!"