On the exterior, the most impressive changes are the new Kahn Design RSL wheels in Silver Palladium Finish. Next to the new wheels, the package also includes new front and rear bumpers, wider wheel arches, a sports lowering suspension, and Liquid Red brake calipers.

The interior includes stunning quilted perforated leather interior seats and a Kahn glove box complete with carbon effect inserts. Customers will also get a black Alcantara steering wheel and of course, plenty of “Kahn” badges.

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May 17, 2012 – There’s no question that Chan Sung Jung was the standout of Tuesday’s UFC on FUEL 3 card. The “Korean Zombie” always manages to come across like a star, and that’s precisely why it wouldn’t come as a great surprise if he was elevated into a title match with the winner of this summer’s Jose Aldo-Erik Koch featherweight championship scrap.

There are those that believe that Jung’s three UFC wins over Leonard Garcia, Mark Hominick and Dustin Poirier aren’t quite enough to vault him over Hatsu Hioki, but Hioki effectively boxed himself into a corner by turning down a proposed title shot with Aldo.

Jung on the other hand, asked for it. If UFC president Dana White has showed anything over time, it’s that when an athlete volunteers for big fights and has some semblance of a resume behind him, he’s willing to consider the request.

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Let’s look into the future, since that’s what we do here, and assume that as most expect, Aldo beats the young upstart Koch. In that case, White and matchmakers Joe Silva and Sean Shelby will only have a couple of options. Hioki will face Ricard Lamas about one month before Aldo-Koch, and Hioki will have a solid case with a win. Dennis Siver and Yuri Alcantara are two other possibilities. And then there is Jung. Let’s face it, out of that group, Jung has the highest recognition factor among fans to go with a strong recent stretch. He’s getting the title shot. Book it.
Prediction: He faces the Aldo-Koch winner

Dustin Poirier
For some reason, Poirier thought it necessary to apologize after the fight. This isn’t uncommon, of course. Lots of fighters do it. Yet it was totally unnecessary. Poirier fought bravely and aggressively throughout, and that’s frankly all that he owes the fight game. Because he’s just 23 years old, I’d venture to say his best days are still ahead of him. He seems like the conscientious type who will make sure he takes his lessons from this loss and applies it into his career going forward. On top of that, he’s young enough that he’ll continue to gain strength and improve technique, and within 12-24 months, he’ll back back in the title picture again.
Prediction: He takes a step back and fights the loser of May 26′s Darren Elkins vs. Diego Brandao fight

Donald Cerrone
As usual, after winning, Cerrone had a concrete idea of the timing of his next match. This time around, he’s not asking to fight again in six weeks, but has his eye on the UFC 150 card in Denver (Cerrone is originally from Colorado). If that is to happen, the UFC would have to pair him up with someone who was available, and on some type of streak of their own. There’s one name that makes perfect sense: Anthony Pettis. The only hangup here is that Pettis recently had surgery for an undisclosed injury, and according to his manager, he’s not going to be ready in time. Cerrone vs. Pettis is the idea match. This is going to be a tough call for the UFC, of whether they give Cerrone a match at home, or have him wait a few more weeks to face Pettis.
Prediction: Due to any uncertainty about Pettis, UFC gives the local attraction Cerrone a Denver match against T.J. Grant or Mark Bocek

Igor Pokrajac
According to FightMetric, Pokrajac was out-struck by Fabio Maldonado 166-64 but still was awarded the decision win by the judges. It was certainly not an easy fight to judge, as Pokrajac landed several heavy strikes that hurt his opponent, scored the fight’s only takedown and absorbed most of Maldonado’s offense without looking the worse for wear. Still, given Maldonado’s astounding connect percentage of 77.2%, Pokrajac is going to need to improve his defense to extend his three-fight win streak.
Prediction: He fights the winner of UFC 146′s Kyle Kingsbury vs. Glover Teixeira bout

Tom Lawlor
It was a quick night of work for Lawlor, who needed less than a minute to knock out Jason MacDonald, his first finish by strikes since his pre-UFC days back in 2007. The colorful middleweight has split his last six fights, so still ranks somewhere among the middle of the divisional pack. Next up, finding some consistency.
Prediction: I originally thought of Rafael Natal for Lawlor, but since he’s taken, how about Francis Carmont?

Rafael dos Anjos
dos Anjos has proven to be a maddeningly frustrating fighter, because he seems to look great one fight, then seems to regress the next time out. Tuesday’s edition was the world-beater, scoring a quick submission finish of Kamal Shalorus shortly after a headkick knockdown. In his nine-fight UFC career, dos Anjos is 5-4, and while he seems to show improvements to his striking, it’s his wrestling that has gotten him in trouble in the past. In beating a former international amateur wrestler Shalorus, he didn’t necessarily extinguish that demon, but it’s a start.
Prediction: Evan Dunham seems like a good fit, but his recent injury might make a date between the two impossible, so if he’s not available, let’s slot him in against the recently victorious Michael Johnson.

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May 16, 2012 – It wasn’t one of the UFC’s bigger fights of the year, but it was certainly one of the best. Last night’s UFC on FUEL 3 at the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia delivered. Much to my surprise (and I’m sure I’m not alone) Can Sung Jung has emerged as a legitimate featherweight contender and did so by dispatching Dustin Poirier in a highly-entertaining affair.

Join me at 1 p.m. ET as we break down all of last night’s action. We’ll talk about ESPN boxing reporter Dan Rafael being in attendance at last night’s event, Dana White’s illness that forced him to not attend the event, where Amir Sadollah is really headed and more. We’ll also look ahead to this weekend’s final of the Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix between Josh Barnett and Daniel Cormier. And if you want, we can talk about this Braulio Estima-Nick Diaz nonsense (including what the judge really said about his lawsuit against the NSAC), but am I wrong in thinking everyone is tired of that at this point?

Remember: you can log in to our Scribblelive service using Twitter, Facebook or by creating your own username. Be back here at 1 p.m. ET ready to question, challenge, applaud and complain.

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World championship leader Sebastian Vettel set the fastest laptime of the final practice session ahead of qualifying in Barcelona this morning, but is sure to face a fierce battle for pole position later today. In what was a highly unpredictable session, Vettel’s laptime of 1m23.168s beat Williams’ Pastor Maldonado (1m23.336s) and Sauber’s Kamui Kobayashi (1m23.350s) by less than two tenths, with many others likely to be in contention come qualifying also.

Conditions were sweltering once again at the Spanish track as teams and drivers made their final preparations ahead of this afternoon’s qualifying session and Sunday’s race. The session was an immediate disaster for Lotus’s Romain Grosjean however, as he coast to a halt in the opening minutes with a fuel pressure problem. Despite the best efforts of his team he was unable to return to the track and goes into qualifying on the backfoot.

Free Practice 3
No.	Driver	Team	Time	Laps
1	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull	1’23.168	13
2	Pastor Maldonado	Williams	1’23.336	19
3	Kamui Kobayashi	Sauber	1’23.350	19
4	Mark Webber	Red Bull	1’23.578	16
5	Sergio Perez	Sauber	1’23.742	22
6	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	1’23.807	15
7	Jean-Eric Vergne	Toro Rosso	1’23.833	14
8	Jenson Button	McLaren	1’23.909	13
9	Kimi Raikkonen	Lotus	1’23.936	16
10	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes	1’24.070	24
11	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	1’24.179	16
12	Nico Hulkenberg	Force India	1’24.323	17
13	Daniel Ricciardo	Toro Rosso	1’24.331	15
14	Bruno Senna	Williams	1’24.409	18
15	Paul di Resta	Force India	1’24.599	15
16	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren	1’24.778	15
17	Michael Schumacher	Mercedes	1’24.825	17
18	Vitaly Petrov	Caterham	1’25.911	20
19	Heikki Kovalainen	Caterham	1’26.587	20
20	Charles Pic	Marussia	1’27.469	18
21	Timo Glock	Marussia	1’27.689	16
22	Narain Karthikeyan	HRT	1’28.207	24
23	Pedro de la Rosa	HRT	1’28.373	13
24	Romain Grosjean	Lotus	-	2

source : ManipeF1

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Ready for another week of affordable, multi-course meals at top Chicago restaurants?

Heck, yeah. 

Chicago Chef Week is underway, running through Saturday, during which some 52 restaurants will feature three-course lunches for $22 and three-course dinners for $33.

It sounds a bit like Chicago Restaurant Week, doesn’t it? Same prices, and indeed, some of the same restaurants. This week is a bit shorter and has far fewer participants, but you’ll still be able to dine at the likes of Avec, Big Jones, Bistronomic, Boka, C-House, Cibo Matto, Green Zebra, Hearty, Mana Food Bar, MK, Nana, Nightwood, Perennial, Sable, Sepia, Sola, Terzo Piano, Veerasway and Zealous.

You can find all the participating restaurants, and make online reservations, at the Chicago Chef Week website. Clicking on individual restaurants will link you to their respective sites, but as of this morning, very few had bothered to post their Chicago Chef Week menus. Think of it as the thrill of anticipation.

 

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According to a new report from MMA Junkie, number one UFC Middleweight title contender Chael Sonnen will be on the Nevada State Athletic Commission’s agenda next week at their May 21st meeting.

Sonnen will likely have to answers questions regarding a therapeutic use exemption he app…

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According to a new report from MMA Junkie, number one UFC Middleweight title contender Chael Sonnen will be on the Nevada State Athletic Commission’s agenda next week at their May 21st meeting.

Sonnen will likely have to answers questions regarding a therapeutic use exemption he app…

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Posted on 05.15.2012 10:00 by Simona Filed under: Audi | suv | Audi Q7 | car tuning | Cars | Car Reviews | Audi

The Q7 is one of the most impressive models Audi has ever offered, and the V12 TDI is the most powerful version offered. These two facts about this SUV is why German tuner, Fostla, decided this would be the car to receive one of their tuning kits. Their latest package jumps the Q7’s output to an amazing 600 HP, as well as tweaks its look to match.

For 3500 euro ($4,500 at the current rates), Fostla will cover a customer’s Q7 in a cool PWF foil in diamond black matte, tint the front and back lights, and tone the discs to between 55% and 85%. For an extra 6000 euro ($7700 at the current rates), customers will get a new set of 11×23 inch matte powder coated side Mansory C5 wheels with 315/25R23 tires in combination with 15 mm front and 30 mm back track plates.

To take care of the Audi Q7’s standard 500 HP, Fostla tricked out the 6.0-liter V12 engine with an ECU upgrade to allow it to push out 600 HP and 737 lb-ft of torque. The 0-60 mph sprint will now be made in 5.5 seconds. This added bonus will set customers back an additional $4,500.

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Audi Q7 V12 TDI by Fostla originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 15 May 2012 10:00 EST.

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Posted on 05.15.2012 02:00 by Kirby Filed under: BMW | sedan | UK | sports cars | special editions | BMW M5 | Cars | Car Reviews | BMW

Talk about the ultimate tease, right?

Long rumored to be in the pipeline, we finally have our first evidence of the highly anticipated BMW M5 M Performance Edition, albeit one that only lasts 32 seconds.

This video, which was released by BMW, is effectively the teaser before the introduction of the M5 M Performance Edition. Not a lot of details were shared about the special edition models, except that we can expect it to come in three distinct color schemes with only 30 available models.

Do the math and that should equate to 10 models for each color.

The hope is that we find more information about the M5 F10-based M Performance Edition sooner than later. For now, enjoy this 32-second teaser of the special edition BMW model and wish more information to come from BMW as soon as possible.

The wait has been long and the anticipation for the M5 M Performance Edition has reached fever pitch.

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BMW M5 M Performance Edition originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 15 May 2012 02:00 EST.

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World championship leader Sebastian Vettel set the fastest laptime of the final practice session ahead of qualifying in Barcelona this morning, but is sure to face a fierce battle for pole position later today. In what was a highly unpredictable session, Vettel’s laptime of 1m23.168s beat Williams’ Pastor Maldonado (1m23.336s) and Sauber’s Kamui Kobayashi (1m23.350s) by less than two tenths, with many others likely to be in contention come qualifying also.

Conditions were sweltering once again at the Spanish track as teams and drivers made their final preparations ahead of this afternoon’s qualifying session and Sunday’s race. The session was an immediate disaster for Lotus’s Romain Grosjean however, as he coast to a halt in the opening minutes with a fuel pressure problem. Despite the best efforts of his team he was unable to return to the track and goes into qualifying on the backfoot.

Free Practice 3
No.	Driver	Team	Time	Laps
1	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull	1’23.168	13
2	Pastor Maldonado	Williams	1’23.336	19
3	Kamui Kobayashi	Sauber	1’23.350	19
4	Mark Webber	Red Bull	1’23.578	16
5	Sergio Perez	Sauber	1’23.742	22
6	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	1’23.807	15
7	Jean-Eric Vergne	Toro Rosso	1’23.833	14
8	Jenson Button	McLaren	1’23.909	13
9	Kimi Raikkonen	Lotus	1’23.936	16
10	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes	1’24.070	24
11	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	1’24.179	16
12	Nico Hulkenberg	Force India	1’24.323	17
13	Daniel Ricciardo	Toro Rosso	1’24.331	15
14	Bruno Senna	Williams	1’24.409	18
15	Paul di Resta	Force India	1’24.599	15
16	Lewis Hamilton	McLaren	1’24.778	15
17	Michael Schumacher	Mercedes	1’24.825	17
18	Vitaly Petrov	Caterham	1’25.911	20
19	Heikki Kovalainen	Caterham	1’26.587	20
20	Charles Pic	Marussia	1’27.469	18
21	Timo Glock	Marussia	1’27.689	16
22	Narain Karthikeyan	HRT	1’28.207	24
23	Pedro de la Rosa	HRT	1’28.373	13
24	Romain Grosjean	Lotus	-	2

source : ManipeF1

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