11.24.12 · 2 AM

Cars so intricate you need a 30-minute training session just to get behind the wheel

When Consumer Reports provides a review of a new vehicle, the process is comprehensive. The assigned driver spends as long as six months with the vehicle, navigating under real conditions and piloting the car under a wide range of conditions in the same manner as any sensible owner would. At the end of this period, the reviewer will typically say if he/she would want to “live with” this car on a daily basis. As in, “The new MazdaSpeed 3 is ... Read more...

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Cocktail of the Week Jun 12, 2013
by Sabrina Chapman

The Lion’s Tail cocktail at Embers is a spicy classic reimagined for summer

Refreshing, peppery and adventurous; those are the words that instantly come to mind upon first sip of the Lion’s Tail ($9) at Embers Grille & Spirits. This vintage cocktail, which ...
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