must register here, earn double points between now and December 31, 2008 at following properties:

Participating hotels and resorts:

COLORADO
Aspen
The St. Regis Aspen Resort

Avon
The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa, Avon – Open 10/15/08

Denver
Four Points by Sheraton Denver Southeast
Sheraton Denver Hotel, Downtown
Sheraton Denver West Hotel
Sheraton Denver Tech Center Hotel
The Westin Tabor Center
The Westin Westminster

Steamboat Springs
Sheraton Steamboat Resort

UTAH
Salt Lake City
Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel

NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown

Garmin just released RoadTrip 2.0.1 (an update to previous ProjectBobcat) for MAC OS X, and it now supports Chinese!

MAC users can download on http://www8.garmin.com/software/RoadTripforMac_201.dmg (60MB)

Below is the introduction:

RoadTrip allows you to transfer waypoints, tracks, and routes between your Mac and Garmin device and manage your data using your Garmin maps.
RoadTrip provides the ability to search for points of interest from the convenience of your Mac and then send the locations to your Garmin GPS.
MapManager copies maps and unlock codes into the right place to be accessible by RoadTrip and MapInstall. To migrate the maps from your Windows PC, download MapConverter onto your PC and follow the instructions.
Download and install MapConverter for Windows to convert your unlocked PC maps for use on your Mac.
System Requirements:
Intel-based or PowerPC G3 or later Mac
OS 10.4 or later
512 MB RAM
USB port

Recommended:
Intel-based Mac
OS 10.5 or later
1 GB RAM
USB port
MapConverter for Windows can convert maps and unlock codes on your Windows PC to the Macintosh format. Download link is below:

http://www8.garmin.com/software/MapConverterforWindows_2010.exe

Enjoy, MAC users!!

Bruce

We’re going to play this little game again. Close your eyes and think “rally”. (Not picket lines and protest signs, but tail-sliding, dirt road heroics behind the wheel of turbocharged four-wheel-drive monsters.) Now what company comes to mind? If you’re a sentimentalist you might be thinking Audi or Lancia, but anybody who hasn’t been living in a cave for the last decade or so (with apologies to all our cave-dwelling readers) will almost invariably think of Subaru. Never mind that its WRC team hasn’t been doing that well recently: pumped up Imprezas like the WRX and STI are nearly synonymous with rallying. But now reports indicate that Subaru is considering confusing us by entering to World Touring Car Championship.

The news is sparked by a forthcoming arrangement between the WRC and the WTCC that could see them adopting a common set of rules, not unlike the more practical Super 2000 formula that has both rally and touring car series. Now we’re always encouraged by news of carmakers – especially ones with such well-established motorsport pedigrees – going racing, but we can’t help but wonder if Subaru’s venture onto paved tracks wouldn’t confuse the message and dilute its hard-earned brand identity. Conversely, the oil-ification of the WTCC could give Subaru a chance to prove its mettle with its new diesel engines. Either way, execs from Fuji Heavy and Subaru Tecnica International are expected to visit the touring car championship when it visits Japan on October 24 to scope it out.

Just because we love you, our loyal readers, ever so much, here’s a gallery of studio-quality, high-resolution images of Subaru’s current rally contender.

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