If I'm superb at shopping, a super-user whose word is law for those who trust me for recommendations, how come I'm not paid to shop?

FORBES: Magazine Article

So we see boring names like CTS, EXT, LS, XLR and 3.2TL. It's an effort to copy Mercedes with its C and CLK and SLK. Letters are also big for super high-powered jobs, like M (on BMWs) or V (on the Cadillac CTS) or R (on Volvo).

FORBES: Nameplate Engineering Is Bad Business

Any of you want some analysis about the upcoming Super Bowl, Coach is free to give -- no, I'm just -- it's good to see you, Coach.

WHITEHOUSE: Creating New Jobs by Investing in High-Speed Rail

Lets get things straight I'm a big light-heavyweight and he's a super-middleweight, I think he's seen sense.

BBC: Bellew is planning title assault

"M'baye was top-class but Gavin dismantled him in style, " super-middleweight king Calzaghe told BBC Wales' Back Page programme.

BBC: Calzaghe demands Rees respect

As for us, it's all Super Bowl, all day, starting at 2:30 p.m. on ABC with the pre-game show in 720p.

ENGADGET: HDTV Listings for February 5, 2006 HD

I'm down with Jeffrey Steingarten, Vogue's food writer, who says that the carapace of super-fatty beef that curves around the top of most rib-eye cuts is the best there is (though a case can be made for the tender smaller side of a Porterhouse or T-bone).

WSJ: Let Them Eat Fat: In Praise of Fatty Foods