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Audi A6 Avant Moose test

The Audi A6 Avant that we used for this test came fitted with the pneumatic suspension and a steering rear axle.

These two options have, undoubtedly, a clear and positive effect on the reactions of the vehicle. As with the normal A6, the Avant had very good results on the test.

On the first attempt, that we always perform at an entrance speed of 77 km/h, we hit a few cones but the reactions were smooth and easy to control.

With the suspension set on its comfort mode, which activates by default when the car is started,

the body roll is significant and the changes of direction are not fast, but it was easy for the driver to guide the vehicle through the desired path.

77 km/h is the highest speed at which we managed to successfully complete the Moose test.

It is quite a high value, but not as high as the one we achieved with the normal A6 (79 km/h).

Just after the second swerve, a slight understeer effect appears. However, it hardly interferes with the inputs of the driver.

When rising the entrance speed we were not able to complete the test successfully because the understeer was more pronounced

Nonetheless, the reactions of the car remained exemplary and very easy to control.

Slalom

The A6 feels quite nimble on the slalom, with the ESC working subtly and not interfering in an obvious way.

The body rolls significantly again but that does not prevent the car from completing the test smoothly.

For more infomation >> Audi A6 Avant 2018 - Maniobra de esquiva (moose test) y eslalon | km77.com - Duration: 2:22.

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Gay & Lesbian - LGBT+ Video Series - Duration: 2:11.

Hello and welcome to the LGBT+ video series. My name is Helen Clegg, my pronouns are she/they,

and I'm the Trans and Non-Binary Officer for the LGBT+ staff

network Salford Proud here at the University of Salford.

The LGBT+ staff network is for LGBT+ staff members and for allies.

This video series aims to be an informal introduction to a number of LGBT+ identities

allowing allies to learn a little bit more about the ways that LGBT+ people

may define themselves and also what that label might mean to them.

A quick reminder that all labels are for self-identification and it can be quite rude

or hurtful to use a label for someone who doesn't identify with that label.

So just make sure that you check with that person that you're speaking about or to

to see if that label is okay to use for them.

We'll start it off nice and easy for the first video in this series with a term or two you might already be

familiar with "Gay" and "Lesbian". These two identities can be found under the

umbrella term of "homosexuality" and refer to the feeling of attraction towards

someone of the same gender as you. Gay men are attracted to men,

and gay women are attracted to women. The word "homosexual" comes from the Greek word

"homos" which means "the same". "Lesbian" is a word that's used amongst gay women

and is derived from the Isle of Lesbos where the ancient Greek poet Sappho lived.

Sappho's work is often described as having "lesbian allusions".

The LGBT+ community has often been a place where those who operate outside of societal norms

can feel safe and accepted, and where they can explore new vibrant and

exciting ways to express themselves, through fashion, music, arts, and media.

We live in a society where being heterosexual and cisgender

is seen as "the norm", as the most common experience of people.

However, a survey conducted by the BBC in 2017 found that

34% of 16 to 22 year olds identified as "not heterosexual".

Our community has always been here and it's only now that

the wider society outside of the LGBT community is starting to recognize our

existence and our diversity.

That wraps up the first video in the LGBT+ video series.

We hope you found it informative and engaging.

For more information about Salford Proud and the University's Inclusion and Diversity team,

please see the description box below. See you next time!