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If there’s one thing we love about our jobs at Winding Road and NextAutos it’s the feedback we get from our readers. Trust us, we listen and read each one of your comments. When we moved to our new Winding Road magazine platform last week we heard from many of you who still wanted an offline reading option; a good number of you raised your hands for a simple, ad-free PDF format of the magazine as well. We’re happy to report that going forward we’ll offer Winding Road as a PDF. Our plan is to offer a subscription to Winding Road for a nominal fee (we’re not sure what this will cost right now, but a year subscription will likely be less than the cost of a sandwich—and certainly less than a print magazine). As we write this, our technology team is working on that PDF subscription service. But, until the point we’re ready to unveil that we’re going to offer you this month’s current issue for free. It’s here as a PDF (inside a zip file). + Download Winding Road 39 as PDF (Right Click) (Warning: 65 big 'ol ...
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Celtic midfielder Paul Hartley is expecting the unexpected this season in the Old Firm's battle for the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.
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Pop culture is hitting the eject button on the VHS tape, the once ubiquitous home video format that will finish this month as a creaky ghost of Christmas past.
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Residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Tuesday, highlighted the need to dualise the road linking airport junction to Deidei -Zuba.The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), in its demolition exercises and the consequent decongestion of towns neglects the significance
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HSBC, Standard Chartered, and Abbey National yesterday declared they had no intention of raising capital from the state, reinforcing the City’s belief that the UK Government’s £50bn offer is essentially aimed at Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB, HBOS and Barclays.
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ABC's Stu Schutzman reports from Indianapolis: For an instant today, I couldn't remember where I was. I stood beside our bus idly staring at a racetrack grandstand filled to overflow with wildly expectant Obama supporters. Trouble was I couldn't place...
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Nick Hewer Sir Alan Sugar's sidekick on The Apprentice drove 9000 miles over 50 days through 14 countries to get from London to Ulan Bator. Here he reflects on lessons learned along the way.
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RICHMOND have snared Port Adelaide midfielder Adam Thomson in the first official deal finalised in AFL trade week.
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The absence of Simon Ayeko will pave way for upcoming stars to steal the limelight when the Athletics Kampala road running season resumes on Saturday at Lugogo.
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Faisoni Kandoje, 38, has sold charcoal for nearly two decades.
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Sarah Palin and the McCain campaign have pushed the issue—how legitimate is it? Post your thoughts.
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WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Thursday that questions about Democratic rival Barack Obama's association with a former war protester linked to Vietnam-era bombings are part of a broader issue of honesty....
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MURPHY, N.C. (AP) -- When oil topped $100 a barrel earlier this year, and gasoline prices soared above $4 a gallon, Americans cried out for relief....
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A policeman needs emergency surgery after being hit by an off-road motorcycle in Middlesbrough.
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Dutch insurer says it will 'do its utmost' to avoid a rights issue as it works on non-dilutive measures to bolster its capital base which faces erosion due to the financial crisis
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It's officially time for tech companies to take cover. Sequoia Capital (a venture capital firm known for backing Apple, Google, and YouTube) and Ron Conway (an angel investor behind Google and PayPal) have advised entities in their portfolios to cut costs and hunker down.read more
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As drivers get older, their driving skills decline. But getting the elderly off the road — whether they're aging parents or ourselves — is no easy task. Harriet Baskas has some well-mannered advice.
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Starting next week, company is expected to also provide an "exploitability index" to help system administrators prioritize the patches.
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He says his young players need to block out what's happening off the field if they want to succeed against Oregon in Eugene. The team has lost 11 of its last 14 road games. UCLA plays at Oregon on Saturday, its first away game since losing, 59-0, against Brigham Young in Provo, Utah, on Sept. 13.
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The sun warmed the slopes of Mount Fuji, which was seen by most people in Formula One yesterday for the first time in two years. But the biggest change was in the mood of Lewis Hamilton.
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Tamworth, Halesowen and Chasetown are just two wins away from the FA Cup first round.
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Want to find the exact midpoint of a big road trip, or simple cross-town schlep? Check out Meetways--it does the hard work for you.
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LEINSTER hooker Bernard Jackman is confident the province can put the last two confidence- sapping defeats in the Magners League behind them and start this season's assault on the Heineken Cup with an away victory.
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A restaurant attached to an English vineyard is normally best approached with caution, rather like a bottle of English wine. Sure, you'd try it, just to be polite, but let's be honest, wouldn't something French or Italian just be so much better? But put aside those preconceptions, because here we are in Wickham Vineyard, near Southampton, on a gorgeous sunny afternoon, and it's wonderful. Not only is the wine – a flinty, Germanic little number called Wickham Dry – going down a treat, but we're loving the room, a high-ceilinged, discreetly stylish affair somewhere between a chapel and the world's smartest barn conversion.
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -- The pirates who hijacked an arms-laden Ukrainian tanker off Somalia issued an ultimatum Friday and threatened to destroy the ship if no ransom is paid, a spokesman for the bandits said....
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Charlie Gibson spent the week traveling thousands of miles, through battleground states on a big bus tour, talking to voters about the issues on their minds before the election. Take a look!
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World News bus tour traversed thousands of miles through battleground states.
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The street's moniker has sparked legends galore.
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Motorists face delays as a huge industrial load takes to the roads around north Wales.
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T.I. has a number one album and single, as well as a one-year jail term in his future. Denise Quan explains.
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"Hug a Technician" takes place at Toyota dealerships in West Riding Yorskshire from today until the end of the month.
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On their preseason continental tour the Heat and the Nets find travelling on the Eurostar from Paris to London a novel experience.
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WHEN Mr. Hush released his debut album, Hotter Than Ever, about three years ago, it was a total flop. None of the 12 tracks on it attracted the public.
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Residents of Federal Housing Autority (FHA) Lugbe have faulted the contractors of the estate, for creating only one route into and out of the estate describing the architects as not envisaging the volume of traffic that would pass there.
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In history, only seven nations have won soccer's ultimate prize. Here is a look at how each stands with a slew of qualifying games coming up. In 78 years, only seven nations have won the World Cup and one of those seven will likely win it again during the South African winter of 2010.
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THE industry is facing one of its toughest times ever but the 2008 Paris Motor Show revealed that the makers are building some of their best and -from supercars to superminis - their most diverse cars yet. Nat Barnes steers through what's coming to a showroom near you soon...
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The Long Island Motor Parkway, built 100 years ago by William Kissam Vanderbilt II, was one of the first roads built specifically for the automobile.
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A car service based in Williamsburg has a long history of receiving complaints over dangerous driving, excessive horn-honking and parking at bus stops.
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A series of exhibitions go on display showing detailed plans for a controversial relief road through Dorset.
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Persistent overnight rain leads to more road closures in the Dumfries and Galloway area.
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Armed pirates hijacked a massive tanker as world powers today headed toward the Somali coast to end a two-week standoff aboard a ship laden with tanks and weapons, officials said.
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