Monday, July 31, 2017

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Back on track at Lime Rock Park.

Good memories to my old IMSA racing and winning here was really a big adventure.

And now today with the new Audi RS 3, what a car!

Brings back great memories.

2.5-liter TFSI engine, 5 cylinders, the same we had in the race car before, you know.

400 break horsepower, 350 newton-meters of torque, and as you can hear it, the sound,

the unique sound of a 5-cylinder engine.

Good for weight, it has no big overhangs, great to drive, and of course, not to forget Quattro.

Quattro is, in my opinion, one of the best inventions in the world, you know.

Normally, you put your power down, and the wheels are squealing and spinning, you know,

and everything.

Not like here.

It also gives to a very precise cornering speed.

Beginning here from turning in, you know, once I have the right gauges for the corner,

I can go on the throttle and put power down and there's no moving of the car, it's fantastic.

It always pulls the right way.

Just great.

Even here, the high speed corner down the hill, you see the preciseness of turning in.

The car turns in perfectly, on the power, and out on the straight.

You are always the master of this car, this is important.

It's forgiving, you know?

And that makes it really nice to drive.

And on top of that, we have the new Virtual Cockpit, which is really a fantastic thing.

It's also a lot of fun to use it.

For example, here now in the middle I have the rev counter.

And I press this button here, and then I see the track right in front of me.

And see, it shows me the line where I have to go.

If I ever get lost, which I hope is not the case, it brings me back on path.

Isn't it fantastic?

On a street car!

On the race track!

With the new Virtual Cockpit!

Hooray!

Hear the lovely sound of the engine.

Fantastic.

For more infomation >> Legend takes Lime Rock in the 2018 Audi RS 3 - Duration: 3:12.

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Putting People First: Nestlé's Parent Support Policy Snapshot - Duration: 1:02.

NICOLE: This time, I really had the time to focus on my children, my newborn daughter

that's time that I will cherish forever.

KELLY: With Kayla, I was able to take the time I

needed to figure things out. I appreciate how beneficial this program was for our family.

RANDY: I don't live to work. I work to live. My priority is my family.

JUDY: Our employees' health and wellness is at the core of everything we do.

NICOLE: They see it as

a way of doing business and just the right thing to do, if we're going to be a

company that focuses on the first 1,000 days of life for a child.

JUDY: Families are important. Companies have a responsibility to make a difference in

the US, and it starts with the top. It starts with our CEO. It starts with our

leaders in the organization.

RANDY: Usually when you start a job, you always love it, and

then you hate it, and you learn to like it.

I've loved it since day one and I haven't stopped.

For more infomation >> Putting People First: Nestlé's Parent Support Policy Snapshot - Duration: 1:02.

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Putting People First: Nicole on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:45.

Nestlé is a great company; I love working there. When I got pregnant with Audra,

who is our third child, my boss personally sat down with me and

said, you know, think about it, please take advantage of it, because you don't get

that time back.

I really had the time to focus on my children, my newborn daughter,

my family, my husband, you know, really spend time enjoying the fact that we had

a little girl. I noticed things that I never really

took the time to notice with the boys. That's time that I will cherish forever.

For more infomation >> Putting People First: Nicole on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:45.

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Putting People First: Randy on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:43.

Medford is the proud home of Tombstone Pizza. I'm a Quality Assurance Supervisor

and a Factory Hygienist. You'll get about a million, a million and a half, sometimes up

to two million pizza a week. It goes all over United States. I don't live to

work, I work to live. My priority is my family. They were going to give me 14

weeks off for my job with full pay. I didn't feel that I needed that much of

the time, so I took six weeks that I got to spend with my family and not have to

worry about my work. Usually when you start a job you always love it and then

you hate it and learn to like it.

I've loved it since day one and I haven't stopped.

For more infomation >> Putting People First: Randy on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:43.

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Putting People First: Kelly on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:46.

I work for Nestlé Purina PetCare Company.

We have two dog parks because we can bring our pets to campus.

My husband and I were going through the IVF process and that's when we found out about

the Parent Support Policy.

I was extremely excited, and I knew right away that I was going to take the full six

months with Kayla.

I was able to take the time I needed to figure things out.

Especially now that I have a three-and-a-half-year old and an eight-month old, I appreciate how

beneficial this program was for our family.

It was amazing.

For more infomation >> Putting People First: Kelly on Nestlé's Parent Support Policy - Duration: 0:46.

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Fashion models Korea model and super car 2018 auto insurance rates - Duration: 14:00.

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Florida Travel: LGBT Getaways in the Palm Beaches - Duration: 4:52.

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- As someone who is part of the LGBT community,

and especially a trans woman,

when I travel to different destinations

safety is an important thing for me.

In the Palm Beaches, I feel very safe

on my day-to-day life, and really enjoy living here.

The Palm Beaches is a great place for LGBT travelers.

It's a very welcoming, open place,

very supportive community.

And the Palm Beaches have a lot to offer,

beautiful outdoor life, nightlife, shopping,

everything, entertainment, culture.

As an LGBT traveler, you have a variety

of places to choose from to stay at.

We have beautiful, chic, high-end hotels.

And then we also have lovely boutique, intimate B&B's.

Eau Palm Beach Resort and Spa is a beautiful property

that is over on the island of Palm Beach.

It's a stunning, very high-end, beautiful resort

that is very LGBT-friendly.

A beautiful establishment is called The Brazilian Court.

And it is a little bit more of an intimate hotel

with a beautiful French restaurant with a high-end feel

in the historic area of Palm Beach.

Another great place for someone to stay at

is Grandview Gardens.

It's in one of our historic neighborhoods.

A lot of our buildings were built in the 1920's

so it has this kind of historic boutiquey feel

that's very intimate with a private entrance.

One of the things we're also known for

in the Palm Beaches is our amazing shopping.

And one of the most beautiful areas

to go shopping is Worth Avenue.

It is the Rodeo Drive of Palm Beach,

all high-end shops, historic buildings

that have intimate villas that you can kind of go down

almost like you're in Italy.

So you can have a day of shopping, then have a bite to eat.

We have many great restaurants.

One of them is Hullabaloo.

It's a really cool farm-to-table restaurant.

They have all these amazing designer cocktails of rockers.

It gets a late night crowd,

so it's very cool, very hip, very fun.

Another place that we love to eat is Howley's.

It is a diner that's been around since like the 50's.

Crowd is very cool, very mixed LGBT.

Everyone's super friendly there, I love them.

Another place that you have to check out is Guanabanas.

It's a beautiful outdoor area

right on the Intracoastal Waterway.

They're known for their delicious coktails,

very, very tasty.

It's a beautiful, authentic,

tropical kind of dining experience.

One of our beautiful areas is our downtown area,

Clematis Street, that has been revitalized

over a decade ago, so it's now a thriving downtown center.

Hang out with your friends, Kiki.

There really isn't anything not to love.

I love living here, it's an amazing community.

I feel very included, I feel very safe.

What more could you want?

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- So many people ask me what it's like to be on top

of a polo pony galloping down the field at 35 mph

with other riders colliding into you

and you hitting a ball that's three inches in diameter.

It's the most exhilarating moment that you can have.

You're riding on this animal that is so magnificent

and so athletic, and you're so privileged

at that moment to be able to do that.

The people who watch and attend our events

are people from across the spectrum of communities.

The LGBTQ community has been a great supporter.

We also have the polo community.

And what's extraordinary about our event is it's held

at the International Polo Club in Palm Beach.

So your settings are beautiful, the animals are beautiful,

and the sport is beautiful.

- Mother, look, I used to be

a model right here. - No!

- For first-time attendees at the Gay Polo League,

it's visually stimulating.

There are a lot of people who purchase tailgates,

and they decorate them, and I always say

it's sort like Burning Man meets Pretty Woman.

I mean, it's just spectacular, visual, and creative.

It's funny, it's whimsical, it's colorful,

it's just great, just great.

You'll see a lot of things.

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