I don't know if it's the livery or if it's because this is the first time I've seen a 787 from this angle, but that engine nacelle looks hilariously swollen and oversized compared to the rest of the aircraft.

He cracked the inner dust cover (which is clear, like a window and is a window to the external window). NOT the actual, external facing window.

Yet he was charged with this: "pleaded guilty to recklessly acting in a manner likely to endanger an aircraft or anyone on it"

Some players play for the university. Some for the coach. Some for bags of money. The point is, Pelini getting axed like this is going to anger/confuse/disillusion a good percentage of current players and recruits. And that's going to hurt Nebraska football.

No, clearly Michael and Uber would never engage in such activities. But they would pay one million dollars for contractors to do it.

Mazda3 may not be quiet, but the Fit has got to be one of the loudest cars on the market (at least, the Gen2 Fit I drove was). Ridiculously low gearing and no 6th gear meant you were spinning 4K RPM at 75 miles per hour. Wind noise and tire roar only added to the cacophony.

Comfort is overrated. I just took my Abarth on a 400-mile round trip into New York state and back. God, was that fun. The back roads around Lake George are a hoot.

I have 7K miles on a '13 Abarth. Zero problems so far. And I've not heard of a lot of issues among Abarth owners on the forums I frequent. Keep in mind, the 500 and Abarth are well-established platforms in Europe, and my understanding is that their reliability record there is good. The real wildcard is that our…

I always misspell that. :)

Closest I ever came to hitting a person was three years ago in Bradenton, Florida. Driving a rented Mazda 3 up Rt 41, a busy, six-lane surface road. I'm about 200 yards from the next intersection and in the left-most, northbound lane when a woman on a bike just casually rides across all six lanes of the road. She must…

Reminds me of this...

Fines mean next to nothing for guys making 7 figures. Suspend him 2+ games. That'll get players' attention.

You underestimate Gordon Gee at your own peril.

Crazy. Break checking in an Abarth is like break checking on a motorcycle. It's a passive-aggressive suicide attempt.

I want to hear the Abarth road rage story. I mean, how angry can you get in that car?

Completely obligatory Louis C.K. bit on deer.

OK, this is truly disturbing. From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

Solution? The 737 Cabrio.

It's like this whole guy's career is built on plausible deniability. I'm an Ohio State fan. I LOVE Brady Hoke. But for the life of me, I can't figure out how he can still have this job.