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For their second episode, the Wicked Kitchen Witches had a very special guest join them in the studio: Frank Imbergamo, a local celebrity chef who won a Food Network meatball contest with Emeril Lagasse.
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Hi, i have passed my exam from java programming, but i have to solve one more homework. Its about B-tree implementation :/ i dont really know, how to do it. I have a few lines of code but its no working properly.
When i define the number of keys in node, i can add them, but if i add one more key, there is a null.pointer.exception. And with remove method i dont know
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I have been thinking about all the blue-collar workers who believed that Donald Trump would do a great deal for them.
We often talk about the risks that entrepreneurs face but capitalism does its best to outsource risk to blue-collar workers. If there are environmental problems, poisons in the air or water, blue-collar workers and their children will be the first to become sick – they are the canaries in the coal mines. But the irony is that they are also the first to be affected by any attempt to remedy the situation. Prohibitions may force their workplaces to shut down or lay them off.
Liberals often respond by saying that new methods will create jobs. But blue-collar workers have good reason to assume that any jobs created will probably be for other people. Liberals also argue that the proper method for creating jobs is with public works, renovating American infrastructure, etc. But who'll get the infrastructure jobs? And even more important, no one has been able to promise those jobs. Obama tried but Congress blocked much of what he wanted to do. Trump promised a huge infrastructure program but he put it in the budgets of the states, not his own budget. In effect American politics has not been able to deliver on that jobs promise for the people whose jobs are at risk.
Other relief programs are more automatic: Except for Puerto Rico, we regularly protect people flooded by major storms even when they should have known better than to build on flood plains. The farm program, whatever its shortcomings, protects farmers with formulas that can be calculated in advance. Unemployment insurance is statutory but often grossly inadequate. Social security and Medicare have been reliable though they have become political footballs. Obamacare still exists despite Republican attempts to kill it. But you can't feed and house a family on medical care. The earned income tax credit comes annually after April 15.
All of this suggests political winners and losers – we like some folks and we don't trust others with whatever we might do for them. Government has not been willing to become the employer of last resort, so that there are always jobs and wages, although some candidates are urging it now. A negative income tax has been deemed too expensive. And Trump has spent huge tax dollars on enriching the super rich instead of reducing or eliminating the payroll tax in order to encourage hiring more workers for jobs that pay well. There's lots that could be done if we have the will.
The result is that our political system has not been willing to care for workers. They are not the only ones our politics has left to hang in the breeze. Our unwillingness to insist on decent, honest and ethical behavior for everything from payday lending to mortgage loans, from manufacturing to toxic waste, leaves masses of people at risk, unable to protect themselves or their families.
We need statutes that protect all workers when employers reduce their workforce. Protections need to be reliable so that people don't have to fear for their jobs when they demand safe working conditions and decent contractual terms that don't shift all the risks to the people who are most vulnerable and least able to protect themselves. We need reliable worker protection so that people needn't fear for their jobs when we demand safe products and safe byproducts of business activity. We need to rethink how we protect American workers so that they don't become the losers whenever we try to improve the American environment and working conditions for everyone.
— This commentary posted by WAMC on their website on June 5, 2018 but the audio was pre-empted by the Pledge Drive. It was broadcast in its usual spot the following week on WAMC Northeast Report, June 12, 2018.


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tu·mor(to͞o′mər, tyo͞o′-)
1. An abnormal growth of tissue resulting from uncontrolled, progressive multiplication of cells and serving no physiological function; a neoplasm.
2. A swollen part; a swelling: a plant tumor.
[Middle English tumour, from Latin tumor, from tumēre, to swell; see teuə- in Indo-European roots.]
tu′mor·al, tu′mor·ous adj.
tu•mor(ˈtu mər, ˈtyu-)
1. a swollen part; swelling; protuberance.
2. an uncontrolled, abnormal, circumscribed growth of cells in any animal or plant tissue; neoplasm.Also, esp. Brit.,tu′mour.
[1535–45; < Latin: a swelling =tum(ēre) to swell + -or -or1]
tu′mor•ous, tu′mor•al, adj.
An abnormal growth of tissue resulting from uncontrolled growth of cells and serving no function within the body; a cancerous growth. Tumors can be benign (unlikely to spread to other body parts) or malignant (likely to spread). See Note at cancer.
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acanthoma, skin tumor - a neoplasm originating in the epidermis
angioma - a tumor consisting of a mass of blood or lymphatic vessels
benign tumor, benign tumour, nonmalignant neoplasm, nonmalignant tumor, nonmalignant tumour - a tumor that is not cancerous
blastocytoma, blastoma, embryonal carcinosarcoma - a tumor composed of immature undifferentiated cells
brain tumor, brain tumour - a tumor in the brain
carcinoid - a small tumor (benign or malignant) arising from the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract; usually associated with excessive secretion of serotonin
celioma - an abdominal tumor
granuloma - a tumor composed of granulation tissue resulting from injury or inflammation or infection
adipose tumor, lipoma - a tumor consisting of fatty tissue
malignant neoplasm, malignant tumor, metastatic tumor - a tumor that is malignant and tends to spread to other parts of the body
meningioma - a tumor arising in the meninges which surround the brain and spinal cord; usually slow growing and sometimes malignant
neurilemoma, neurofibroma - tumor of the fibrous covering of a peripheral nerve
neuroma - any tumor derived from cells of the nervous system
phaeochromocytoma, pheochromocytoma - a vascular tumor of the adrenal gland; hypersecretion of epinephrine results in intermittent or sustained hypertension
pinealoma - tumor of the pineal gland
plasmacytoma - neoplasm of plasma cells (usually in bone marrow)
psammoma, sand tumor - a tumor derived from fibrous tissue of the meninges or choroid plexus or certain other structures associated with the brain; characterized by sandlike particles
teratoma - a tumor consisting of a mixture of tissues not normally found at that site
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Counterfactuals seek to alter some feature or event of the pass and by means of a chain of causal logic show how the present might, or would, be different. Counterfactual inquiry—or control of counterfactual situations—is essential to any causal claim. More importantly, counterfactual thought experiments are essential, to the construction of analytical frameworks. Policymakers routinely use then by to identify problems, work their way through problems, and select responses. Good foreign-policy analysis must accordingly engage and employ counterfactuals.
There are two generic types of counterfactuals: minimal-rewrite counterfactuals and miracle counterfactuals. They have relevance when formulating propositions and probing contingency and causation. There is also a set of protocols for using both kinds of counterfactuals toward these ends, and it illustrates the uses and protocols with historical examples. Policymakers invoke counterfactuals frequently, especially with regard to foreign policy, to both choose policies and defend them to key constituencies. They use counterfactuals in a haphazard and unscientific manner, and it is important to learn more about how they think about and employ counterfactuals to understand foreign policy.
Keywords: counterfactual, causation, contingency, analytical framework, decision-making, private and public argumentation, history and its uses
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Colin with Grandma Jane
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Mommy, Colin, and Daddy (aka 'Coach')
Today was a very exciting day.
Colin's U-8 soccer team played their hearts out in their first game this morning, and won 5-2!! It was a very tough, hard fought game and we were so proud of the boys!!
UPDATE: As of Saturday at 11:30, we have WON our first game! 5-2...we play again in about an hour. GO STORM!!
A couple of weeks ago, a very generous friend brought me a five-gallon bucket full of apples. After a bit of work washing and quartering...
....brought to you by my sweet, four-year-old niece, Reese.
(I couldn't not link to this, after experiencing quite a different childbirth (four times!) than what she describes. Oh, sweet Reeser...how I wish this was the case!!)
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I started thinking about this when Cooper Nielson in a Baseball Think Factory discussion said:
"I suppose the "best all-around player" argument could go like this (keep in mind this is not my argument and not one I even agree with, but one that could conceivably and logically put Walker #1 in his era): There are five traditional baseball tools: hitting (for average), hitting for power, running, playing defense, and throwing."
See Cooperstowners in Canada: Larry Walker should be the second Canadian player elected to Cooperstown.
So here is how the crude measure works:
Multiply Gold Glove awards times 30. The idea here was to scale a great player in this stat to a great player in HRs or SBs. Brooks Robinson had the most GGs among position players with 16 and 16*30 = 480, close to 500.
Divide non-HR hits by 5. If a player had 2500 non-HR hits, you get 500.
Multiply SB*HR*non-HR*GG (with the above mentioned adjustments being made for GG and non-HR). If player had no GGs, I stopped multiplying so they did not end up at zero.
For Willie Mays it was 42,129,996,480. That is way too high a number to work with. So I raised it to the .25 power. That gave him 453, a more familiar kind of number to baseball fans. But that was divided by PAs and then multiplied by 10 to get the final number. Mays then had .363 (a nice number, close to the highest all-time batting average of .366 belonging to Ty Cobb). Here is the top 25:
1 Willie Mays 0.363
2 Torii Hunter 0.362
3 Barry Bonds 0.357
4 Larry Walker 0.355
5 Ichiro Suzuki 0.352
6 Ryne Sandberg 0.349
7 Eric Davis 0.345
8 Cesar Cedeno 0.345
9 Roberto Alomar 0.337
10 Devon White 0.333
11 Andruw Jones 0.330
12 Andre Dawson 0.327
13 Garry Maddox 0.325
14 Bobby Bonds 0.316
15 Andy Van Slyke 0.313
16 Mike Schmidt 0.311
17 Ken Griffey Jr. 0.309
18 Carlos Beltran 0.302
19 Paul Blair 0.296
20 Joe Morgan 0.295
21 Marquis Grissom 0.293
22 Ivan Rodriguez 0.292
23 Dwayne Murphy 0.291
24 Bill White 0.285
25 Jimmy Rollins 0.284
If I started with his stats from 1957 on, when they started giving out Gold Gloves, Mays gets .378.
If I gave Ty Cobb 10 Gold Gloves, he would get .306. That is partly due to playing mostly in the deadball era, when HRs were hard to come by. Even if a player tried for HRs, he might not have gotten many. If Cobb had 10 GGs and 273 HRs, then he would have .378, what Mays had from 1957 on. Of course, Cobb is helped by the dead ball era because there was alot of stealing going on.
If DiMaggio had 10 GGs, he would get .363. He's hurt by the low SB total (30). It just was not an era when player tried to steal much. He was fast, reaching double figures in triples 8 times, even doing it at age 35. Yankee stadium helped him there with its big outfield. He had 73 triples at home and 58 on the road. But if you double that 58, it is still more than 100. He finished in the top 5 in triples 8 times.
But then playing at Yankees stadium hurts his HR totals since he was a righty. He had 213 on the road. If he had 426 career HRs, he would get .378. But if I give him more HRs, his non-HR hits might need to be reduced, which would lower his rating. Some of the long balls he hit in Yankee Stadium that were not HRs were outs and some were doubles and triples. I sure don't know what that break down would be.
Also, Willie Mays might have had the greatest season in history in 1962. See Indispensable Seasons Go To WAR! (Or Did Willie Mays Have The Greatest Season Since 1950 in 1962?)


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No one in California agrees on what should be in the budget, but everyone agrees we need a budget soon.
Schools and universities and health clinics are in limbo, because they don't know how much money they'll have next year.
And the small arguments about temporary taxes and narrow reforms are gobbling up time and attention that should be devoted to bigger debates about how to fix the budget system itself.
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But even though we all need a quick budget, a quick budget seems impossible. The legislature is divided, and thus stuck, unable to reach agreement on a deal that includes the temporary tax increases the majority Democrats want.
The governor wants to tie an election -- which could effectively delay the budget into the late fall, or even next year. California needs a break in this impasse and clear answers about the budget now. How to do it?
Watching TV Tuesday night, the answer became clear: Why not a dance contest?
It could be staged immediately, Dancing With the Stars-style, with judges and voters issuing their verdict. Each of the three main players in the budget -- the legislative Democrats, the legislative Republicans, and Gov. Brown -- could offer their budget to the public in the form of interpretitive dance. The contest would be televised, and decided right that night.
Yes, a dance contest, as a way to resolve a budget dispute, may seem silly -- but it's not as silly as what we're doing right now.
Here's silly: this state is carrying on a to-the-death political argument about a one-cent temporary sales tax -- something most voters didn't notice when it was approved in 2009 -- at a moment when its schools are failing and its unemployment rate is among the highest in the country.
And here's very silly: letting the party that lost last year's elections badly hold up the budget (because of its leverage under California's requirements of a two-thirds vote for additional revenues) until its very ransom demands are met. A dance contest sure beats a hostage negotiation as a model for how to resolve a budget.


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Cleft lip and palate are birth defects that affect the upper lip and the roof of the mouth.
There are many causes of cleft lip and palate. Problems with genes passed down from one or both parents, drugs, viruses, or other toxins can all cause these birth defects. Cleft lip and palate may occur along with other syndromes or birth defects.
A cleft lip and palate can:
Risk factors include a family history of cleft lip or palate and other birth defects. About 1 out of 2,500 people have a cleft palate.
A child may have one or more birth defects.
A cleft lip may be just a small notch in the lip. It may also be a complete split in the lip that goes all the way to the base of the nose.
A cleft palate can be on one or both sides of the roof of the mouth. It may go the full length of the palate.
Other symptoms include:
Problems that may be present because of a cleft lip or palate are:
A physical examination of the mouth, nose, and palate confirms a cleft lip or cleft palate. Medical tests may be done to rule out other possible health conditions.
Surgery to close the cleft lip is often done when the child is between 6 weeks and 9 months old. Surgery may be needed later in life if the problem has a big effect on the nose area. See also: Cleft lip and palate repair
A cleft palate is usually closed within the first year of life so that the child's speech develops normally. Sometimes a prosthetic device is temporarily used to close the palate so the baby can feed and grow until surgery can be done.
Continued follow-up may be needed with speech therapists and orthodontists.
For additional resources and information, see cleft palate support group.
Most babies will heal without problems. How your child will look after healing depends on the severity of the defect. Your child might need another surgery to fix the scar from the surgery wound.
Children who had a cleft palate repair may need to see a dentist or orthodontist. The teeth may need to be corrected as they come in.
Hearing problems are common in children with cleft lip or palate. Your child should have a hearing test early on, and it should be repeated over time.
Your child may still have problems with speech after the surgery. This is caused by muscle problems in the palate. Speech therapy will help your child.
Cleft lip and palate is usually diagnosed at birth. Follow the health care provider's recommendations for follow-up visits. Call if problems develop between visits.
Cleft palate; Craniofacial defect
Friedman O, Wang TD, Milczuk HA. Cleft lip and palate. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2005:chap 176.
Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF. Cleft lip and palate. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 307.
Arosarena OA. Cleft lip and palate. Otolaryngol Clin North Am. 2007 Feb;40(1):27-60.
Updated by: Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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S. Afr. j. econ. manag. sci. vol.12 no.2 Pretoria jul. 2009
Determining the negative effect on house values of proximity to a landfill site by means of an application of the hedonic pricing method
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IDepartment of Economic History, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
IIAberdare Power Cables, Port Elizabeth
This study applied the hedonic pricing method to determine whether a disused, solid waste landfill site has an adverse effect on the prices of low-cost houses in New Brighton, a neighbourhood of the Nelson Mandela Metropole, Eastern Cape, South Africa. The results of the study show that the landfill site has a negative effect on New Brighton house prices. The average increase in house value is R36.00 per one hundred metres from the landfill site. This increase amounts to 0.44 percent of the value of a house per 100 metres from the landfill. When the change in value is summed for all the properties in the sample area (allowing for variation in value change due to differing distances from the landfill site) the total disamenity effect of the landfill site is approximately R1.4 million.
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FL SynthMaker can be used to make synth plugins, effects and dashboards (to control external gear). There's also plenty of pre-made plugins waiting to be used. This tutorial shows how to create ring modulator and echo/delay effects.
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How long have you lived in this area? 39 years.
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Interested in Language
see the title.
There is a multiple choice as follow,
After a whole day of hard work I'm very tired. It's time we _____ home.
A) go B) shall C) went D) should go
the answer is C.
But I think C and D are both right.
Is D correct here? If not, could you give me the reason? THANKS
(not a teacher)
As you say, the answer is C. That is a very well used phrase.
I can't quite give a concrete rule why D is wrong, but it is. I have never heard it in 39 years.
"It's time we should go home" just doesn't sound right. I think it's because by saying "It IS time…" that is a concrete statement which doesn't go with the "should". "Should" infers that there might be a "…but" coming.
I'm tired. It IS time we went home. [OR]
I'm tired. We should go home (we ought to, suggestion).
Hope that helps even though I'm not 100% clear on the reasons or grammatical rules.
Just seen rj1948's reason: It's an idiom, the reason is not known.
That's what I was trying to say, thanks!!
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I was wrong...
I'm really sorry. I take back what I've just said.
No body use "it is time ...should do" anywhere?
PS. Can I change the sentence It's time we went home into It's time to go home?
Are these two sentences the same?
WOULD no body use "it is time ...should do" anywhere? NO
PS. Can I change the sentence It's time we went home into It's time to go home?
Are these two sentences the same?
"It's time we went home" and "It's time to go home" are very similar, but there is a subtle difference. "It's time we went home" is a standard phrase more likely to be used by someone who is irritated and wants to go. "It's time to go home" is more neutral, it is a statement of fact. "It's past five o'clock; it's time to go home."
'It's time sb did sth' suggests more criticism than 'It's time for sb to do sth'.
E.g. The working day finishes at 6 p.m.
If it is 6 p.m. now, the adequate phrase would be 'It's time (for us) to go home'.
If it is 6.05 p.m., the adequate phrase would be 'It's time we went home'.
The fact is that you are very tired for you have been working all the day long.
Now you are thinking about a moment in the past just before you started to have been feeling tired. (or the moment you were less tired)
If you had stopped at that moment you wouldn't have been feeling tired (and not being so tired now as well).
You are sorry for not have been stopped working and gone home at that time.
you are thinking about an unreal past. About the past in which you didn't do something!
So you use so called past subjunctive of a verb. It has exactly the same form as a simple past of the verb. (go, went, gone)
So, feeling tired, and thinking about the more safe moment in the past, or better to say, dreaming(imagining) about the moment (or...), you say to yourself
It is high time I went home.
Remembering the time just before you felt tired or the time at you were less tired now you are "sure" you were to have gone home and not being so tired here and now.
It means, it would have been much better if you left home 2 hours ago when you were started to have been getting tired.
There was no any other reason for you
to should have gone home
to must have gone home
to ought to have gone home etc...
In addition if you have just felt tired and took a seat
you would say
It is time I stopped working and went home. (stopped, went are past subjunctive forms) ( no high in the sentence)
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Cook the Book: Kimchi Gazpacho with Shrimp
Gazpacho, kimchi, and shrimp cocktail aren't dishes that you'd expect to find of the same table or even the same menu, but for Anita Lo, author of Cooking Without Borders, these seemingly separate dishes combine for a brilliant palate-awakening first course. The concept behind her Kimchi Gazpacho with Shrimp springs from the little plates of pungent fermented kimchi that kick off nearly all Korean meals. Mixed into a fresh and simple blender gazpacho of tomatoes, cucumbers, and garlic, the kimchi acts as both salty and sour elements with just a hint of red chile.
And as for the garnish, there are two ways of figuring out how shrimp fit into the equation. Traditional baechu kimchi is made with tiny shrimp, so the shrimp garnish here is a nod to that. And of course, there's the similarity between this spicy, tomatoey chilled bowl of soup and the cocktail sauce that's traditionally served with an icy goblet of shrimp cocktail.
As always with our Cook the Book feature, we have five (5) copies of Cooking Without Borders to give away this week.
Adapted from Cooking Without Borders by Anita Lo. Copyright © 2011. Published by Stewart, Tabori & Chang. Available wherever books are sold. All Rights Reserved
- Yield:serves 4
- Active time: 15 minutes
- Total time:15 minutes
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- 3 cups peeled, seeded, and roughly chopped ripe tomatoes
- 1/2 cup peeled and roughly chopped seedless or Kirby cucumbers
- 1 large clove garlic, center sprout removed
- 1 cup kimchi with juice, finely diced, or less to taste
- 3 tablespoons rice vinegar, or to taste
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Black pepper to taste
- To serve:
- 1 cup cooked shrimp or shucked raw littleneck or Manila clams
- Julienned scallion greens
Put the tomatoes, cucumber, and garlic in a blender and process until smooth. In a separate bowl, add the blended ingredients to the kimchi with its juice, the vinegar, salt, and pepper. Cover and refrigerate until chilled.
Ladle into chilled serving bowls, garnish with the shrimp and scallion greens, and serve. The soup is best served the same day it's made, as the kimchi will eventually cause the tomatoes to ferment.
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Key Comments: You Guys Really, Really, REALLY Want Chuck To Be Blair's Baby Daddy!
Many of you have commented and made your opinions clear: you want Chuck Bass to be the father of Blair's baby! But what about Dan or Louis? Read what your fellow Hollywoodlifers had to say.
We gave you a hint to why the father of Blair Waldorf's baby could be Chuck Bass (other than the obvious reason that starts with one and ends with night stand), and you shared your thoughts on who you wanted the Gossip Girl dad to be. Personally, I think this should be filed under the category of "Duh" but most of you are hoping for a Bass baby!
Basically the Chair-shippers will (of course) only be satisfied if Chuck is the father. They think Prince Louis is a) a guest star and b) boring so he couldn't possibly be the dad. Which, although good points, doesn't mean that technically Louis and Blair couldn't have created a baby. Louis did point out in this week's premiere that they'd spent the last few weeks in the bedroom.
Here are some of your best comments:
- Elizabeth: I'm thinking it's a baby Bass. Louis doesn't seem man enough to get the job done at this point. (Does he even have a spine?)
- Megan: It better be Chuck and Blair's baby because I need Chair babies in bow ties in bow ties or headbands either one. I will love the kid no matter if it a boy or girl
- Laura: Chuck better be the father of Blair's baby. I'll be pissed if they make it Louis's kid. Blair's first baby should be with Chuck. Absolutely. (Editor's note: First baby? So do her second and third go to Louis and Dan respectively?)
- Hannah Jo: I totally agree with you that Chuck will be affected by Blair's pregnancy either way, but being the father would be such a great incentive for him to mature and become the man his father never was. Here's hoping!
- Bonnie: I want it to be Chuck's because the other options are terrible and who doesn't want the spawn of Chuck and Blair running around!? I sure do! havoc!
- Justina: Can you imagine? They would be super sneaky and manipulative but gorgeous too. Also filthy rich of course. They definitely need to have a baby
- Nina: It would only make sense for it to be Chuck's because sticking Blair with a baby from that boring prince would just be so dumb. Plus, where would the drama be?
- harumscarum: chuck is DEFINITELY the father and not only because fate ships chair! it's because it doesn't make sense to get blair pregnant with a guest star that no one particularly likes and who will be gone eventually anyway.
My coworker Andy Swift would like to see Dan Humphrey as the baby daddy. And while the Chair-shippers were appalled, some fans didn't mind the idea … although things did get heated.
- Asia: I'm a Blair fan, so as long as the Baby storyline is positive for Blair's character development I don't think it matters who the baby-daddy is. Saying that though, it is the Dair storyline that's got me hooked on this show! Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic and like the thought of the Nice guy getting the girl in the end (and prefer nice-guy Dan to the Prince). I'm sure (ex?) bad-boy Chuck has the potential to change into Mr.Right, but sadly I'm bored of the Chair R/S. So I hope this season GG will "Dare to Dair"
- Manu: Oh, and Andy, don't believe the poll… Chairios literally gather on boards to come up with ways to cheat on them; as I always say, they act just like their ~master~ would.
- Vanillalatte86: Excuses, Excuses. Why does Chuck always trend when GG is on? Dan never trends. Are you suggesting we cheated there too? Are you also suggesting that Dair fans are incapable of "cheating?" Just face we win all the polls because there are more Chair fans than Dair fans.
Uh-oh it's Chair versus Dair, although (and I'm not just saying this because I adore Chuck and Blair) the Chair fans are taking over HollywoodLife in a big way. Poor horribly-accented Louis, he's getting no love. Watch, if he's the dad … I don't even want to go there. Hell hath no fury like a Gossip Girl fan scorned.


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Abu Dhabi: Saturday Quotes
Lewis Hamilton (1st, 1:40.948): "My pole lap wasn't too aggressive. I was very smooth, and it just kept getting better and better. KERS Hybrid and the engine have been fantastic all season - and today was no exception - but it's the chassis that has really come good lately and we've brought them all together this weekend to create the perfect package. Even more encouragingly, this is all a work-in-progress for next year - and winning tomorrow would be a perfect way to end the season and raise our expectations for 2010. It should be an exciting race - I just want to go out and do the job tomorrow."
Heikki Kovalainen (13th, 1:40.983): "What a disappointing outcome to my qualifying," Heikki said. "I got stuck in second gear during Q2 and that was it. I already had minor problems with the gearbox yesterday when it jumped out of gear, so it's frustrating when you have a car you can easily take into Q3. But I'm looking at the positives: the balance of my car has been good throughout the entire weekend, and it's been great to drive on this fantastic circuit. You can absolutely guarantee I'll be giving it my all in the race tomorrow and I'll be fighting from the first lap to the very last."
Martin Whitmarsh, Team Principal: "Lewis did a brilliant job, demonstrating prodigious speed, to secure pole position in dominant fashion in Abu Dhabi this evening. We were relatively aggressive in terms of his fuel strategy, but we've certainly been more aggressive in a few other qualifying sessions this year and there's therefore no doubt that his pace here is very genuine. Heikki, too, would have figured at or close to the front had he not been hampered by a gearbox problem not of his making, but you can be well sure that he'll be pushing as hard as ever tomorrow to make good progress from his P13 grid slot. Tomorrow's race will be an arduous one for drivers and team members alike - hot and tiring - but we'll be aiming to end the season on a high by delivering a disciplined, focused and hopefully victorious performance, in an effort to secure third place in the 2009 Constructors' World Championship."
Norbert Haug, Mercedes Motorsport Director: "What a great lap from Lewis. This was his fourth pole in the last seven grands prix since Valencia and certainly a very important one on this fantastic new race track here in Abu Dhabi. Hopefully we can continue in that direction tomorrow. Our race simulation laps showed yesterday that our speed is there. Sorry for Heikki who could not make it into Q3 due to a gearbox problem, but tomorrow is another day for him as well and he can still have a good finish in the points. The organizers and the hosts here did an unbelievable job to build up this very impressive venue - another good reason why it would be very special to fight for a victory tomorrow at this inaugural GP of Abu Dhabi."
Kimi Raikkonen (11th, 1:40.726): "Today we got the most out of the car, but we did not have the necessary performance to make it into Q3. Already yesterday, we realized that it would be tough, so this result is definitely not a surprise. Tomorrow, we will try to do our best, but it's certainly not going to be an easy race, even though we should definitely be more competitive in the race than in qualifying. What I can say is that eleventh place is better than tenth, given that I will start from the clean side of the track and can choose the ideal fuel load. It will be hard to get third in the Constructors', because the McLaren is very competitive. We will have to try and get some points and hope for a bit of luck."
Giancarlo Fisichella (20th, 1:42.184): "We knew it would be tough, but I don't think we could have expected much more. In the first and second sectors I was reasonably competitive, but in the final one I had a lot of understeer. Tomorrow will be hard, but I know I can manage a strong pace: we will do our best to get a good result. I am disappointed not to have been able to do better in these races with Ferrari as it would be nice to reward the team that has had trust in me, by bringing them some points. It has not been easy adapting my driving style to a car that is particularly difficult to drive and at a time when, more and more, it felt the effects of the ending of its development program."
Stefano Domenicali, Team Principal: "We knew it would be a very difficult session for us and so it turned out to be. "Actually, we could not have expected much more, as we are well aware of our situation and we just have to try and make the best of what we have got. Once again, Kimi did a good job, giving his best on every occasion. It would be nice to end such a difficult year in a good way, which would mean securing our goal of third place in the Constructors' classification, but tomorrow, we will be facing a steep climb all through the race. The situation is further complicated by the grid positions of our main opponents. All the same, the race still has to be run and in this sport, we have seen so often that nothing can be taken for granted. What we can be sure of is that we will give it our all."
Chris Dyer: "Obviously, we are disappointed with this result, in both Giancarlo's and Kimi's case. The behavior of the tires was rather unusual, with the harder compound turning out to be the quickest. With Kimi, we used both types of tire in Q1 to try and understand the situation, while with Giancarlo, we concentrated on the softs: unfortunately, we saw that the drivers who did not get to Q2 were precisely those who had done their best time on this tire. In the second part of qualifying, Kimi did his best, but failed to make the cut to Q3 by a very small margin. We didn't have enough speed to do it, which we need to do something about. I think we will witness an interesting race: the performance of the tires will evolve still further and I think Kimi can possibly get a good result."
BMW Sauber
Robert Kubica (7th, 1:41.992): "Unfortunately I missed yesterday's second free practice session. As a result I had no experience of the track conditions at this time of day. The conditions were completely different compared to the third free practice session. The lower temperatures had quite a big effect on the car's balance. In the end qualifying in seventh is quite ok and I am optimistic that we can fight for points tomorrow."
Nick Heidfeld (8th, 1:42.343): "I think my eighth position is alright. On the last lap there was a small chance to improve, but I had traffic with Mark Webber in front of me, and anyway there is no guarantee this lap would have been faster. If I take the fuel load into account, I'm happy with my grid position although I only really know the fuel load for our cars. The tires seem to last here remarkably well, which means it could pay off if you stay out for longer. The light from the setting sun was a bit brighter than yesterday, but the circuit is built in such a way that you have to deal with it in only one corner, which anyway is flat. For our last race tomorrow I hope for all of us we can achieve a good result with points for both cars."
Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport Director: "The outcome of qualifying is more or less what we expected. It was good to see both our cars made it quite safely into the top ten. In the final part of qualifying the field was very close together again. However we ended seventh and eighth. Now it will be important to see when the first pit stops will take place. Technically today everything went without any problems."
Willy Rampf, Technical Director: "For our team it was a qualifying without any special excitement. Our result reflects quite accurately where we stand with our performance. As early as Q1 it was clear we had a very good chance to make it into Q3, and that finally happened. With the fuel load our drivers have on board we should be able to score a good result in the last race for the BMW Sauber F1 Team."
Fernando Alonso (16th, 1:41.667): "It was disappointing for us to be out after Q1 as obviously I would have liked to qualify higher up the grid. Although the team have done their best to prepare the car, it just wasn't quick enough to set a better time this afternoon. Tomorrow I will do all I can to get the best result possible in my last race with Renault."
Romain Grosjean (19th, 1:41.950): "It was a difficult qualifying session today. We were missing performance but we still hoped to make it through to at least into Q2. We have done as much as we could, but sadly we were out in Q1. For tomorrow, it's important not to make any mistakes and to finish as high as possible."
Bob Bell, Team Principal: "Today's qualifying session was disappointing. We haven't been competitive this weekend so the qualifying result didn't come as a great surprise to us, although we did think that we might get Fernando into Q2 so it was even more disappointing not to achieve that. However, we remain confident for the race and we will exploit any opportunity that might come our way. We will prepare ourselves as much as we can for the race and will see what it brings."
Jarno Trulli (6th, 1:41.897): "It was a difficult session because it was an extremely hard fight in hot conditions; the lap times were really close despite it being a long circuit. I felt I got it right in each session and I am happy with sixth place. It's fun to be fighting at the front of the grid so it was a nice experience again for me. Obviously you always want to be even higher but we have done a good job so far this weekend and we deserved to be in the top six. The car feels strong and I think we are looking pretty good for the race so I'm looking forward to the fight."
Kamui Kobayashi (12th, 1:40.777): "I was hoping to be in the top 10 here but it was my first time in Formula 1 to qualify in dry conditions, so I needed to get used to it. Free practice has gone well all weekend and the car felt good. Qualifying wasn't easy but in the end I was only a tenth or so away from the top 10 so for my first time qualifying in the dry it's not bad. I have been trying to focus on my race pace this weekend so I am quite confident for tomorrow. I will try my best and I hope to fight for the points again; we'll see what we can do."
Pascal Vasselon, Senior General Manager Chassis: "This qualifying was all about tire compound selection and warm-up management, as well as avoiding the traffic. Generally we got it right even though of course we hoped to be a bit higher on the grid with both cars. Jarno was fighting for the top three all through the session and Kamui did very well for his second qualifying in Formula 1, his first in dry conditions. All in all it was a reasonably good result, our fuel load is competitive so we should have interesting race tomorrow. This is obviously the last race of the season and we definitely want to end on a high; we are in pretty good shape to do that."
Toro Rosso-Ferrari
Sebastien Buemi (10th, 1:42.713): "I was hoping for a little bit better after finishing seventh in Q2, but I am happy with our fuel load which should allow us to be flexible in terms of race strategy. The car feels very competitive, as indeed it has been for the past few races and scoring points is a realistic target for tomorrow. The visibility is no problem so that should be fine for the race and the track is getting faster every time we go out on it."
Jaime Alguersuari (15th, 1:41.689): "Taking into account that I was unable to do any laps this morning, because of a problem with the car, I think my performance in qualifying was quite positive, especially as I was not completely happy with the aerodynamic balance of the car. I was not expecting to make it to Q2 after not running in FP3 on a track that is new to everyone. Looking back at my season, I think that getting into Q2 again shows I am making progress, but I still have a lot to learn. I hope I can have a nice race to end the season tomorrow."
Laurent Mekies, Chief Engineer: "A session with mixed fortunes: firstly Sebastien made it through to Q3 for the third time in a row and this is pretty much his level now, being a regular Q3 contender, which is a positive aspect. Managing the session was more difficult than usual, as both tire compounds were very close in terms of performance, needing a longer run to get the best out of them. We did not help Jaime much today, as he did not take part in FP3 because of a problem on the car and then in the afternoon, we had a few glitches on his car. Therefore, overall, I think he did the best he could today and we hope that tomorrow we can be competitive again and bring home some points."
Red Bull-Renault
Sebastian Vettel (2nd, 1:41.615): "I think both Mark and I were surprised by the gap to Lewis. He's been quick all weekend and the McLaren seems to be generally very strong here. We could see in Q1 and Q2 that it would be difficult to match their pace, so I think this was the maximum we could do today. I'm very pleased so far, it should be a good race. The car is working well here; it just seems that our KERS button, which we have on the steering wheel, isn't working! But, let's see. I think we have a good race pace and the car is getting better and better. I'm looking forward to tomorrow."
Mark Webber (3rd, 1:41.726): "A good day for the team - I'm happy to be starting near the front of the grid and we have a good chance tomorrow for a strong result. I'm surprised by Hamilton's time, McLaren have done a very good job, no question about it, and it seems that this track suits them. We're going to have our work cut out to beat Lewis tomorrow, but we're going to give it our best shot. I think the KERS gives them a good advantage but, even without that, they clearly have a good car here. But, it's a long race and anything can happen."
Christian Horner, Sporting Director: "Firstly, what a fantastic venue. Abu Dhabi has done an amazing job and the track is a brilliant addition to the calendar. It was a good final qualifying session of 2009 - both cars comfortably made it through in to Q3 and both drivers delivered really good laps. Second and third is a very strong team result. Lewis is on pole by a reasonable margin, but we hope we can push him hard in the race tomorrow. It should be a really exciting finale to the season."
Fabrice Lom, Renault: "A good team effort. Coming here, we didn't think this track would suit us so well, so it's a good result. Second and third is the best we could do today I think, especially when we see Hamilton's pace - he's very, very quick, so congratulations to him for his pole position. We'll try to make life hard for him tomorrow and score the maximum number of points to end the season on a high."
Nico Rosberg (9th, 1:42.583): "The session went okay, I think 9th was around the best we could get out of today, we are definitely struggling on the open sections of this circuit, but points are definitely possible here and very important for us this weekend. From the 5th row and with a good strategy tomorrow, we can stay ahead of BMW in the constructors and I can hold 7th position ahead of Trulli in the driver's championship. It's a good track, not easy and very hot but this is also the last race for me with Williams and I want to do the best for this great team."
Kazuki Nakajima (14th, 1:41.148): "I'm a bit disappointed because I didn't manage to put everything together in Q2, but there was still a reasonable gap to the first ten, so maybe I wouldn't have made it into the final qualifying session anyway. The track demands that you are precise all the time and one mistake here is costly, which makes it pretty difficult. I don't think it will be easy to overtake tomorrow, but because of the nature of sectors 1 and 2, we could have a pretty crazy first lap tomorrow, so I still believe anything is possible."
Rod Nelson, Chief Operations Engineer: "It was a reasonably straightforward qualifying session, although we did expect the option tire to come into its own in Q2, but this didn't materialize, so we along with most other teams stayed on the prime tire. We hoped that Nico had another couple of tenths in him to get among the BMWs just in front, but he starts from the clean side of the grid and he should have a competitive race. Kazuki was also looking competitive on what would have been his fastest lap at the end of the prime run in qualifying two but he ran a little wide in turn 14, got some dirt on his tires and that unfortunately, was that."
Force India-Mercedes
Vitantonio Liuzzi (17th, 1:41.701): "I was pretty happy on the first run of Q1 as the car felt really good and I was confident that we had the pace to get through to Q2. But then after we changed the tires for the second run we had a strange problem in that the grip was not there any more. It felt weird to drive with so much less grip compared to the run before. Usually the tracks improve as we run more but this was very strange. We should have been in Q2 so we have to understand how this happened - whether it was the tires or the tire pressures, we need to work on this now. For sure with a lot of fuel we showed a really good performance yesterday but starting so far back will not make it easy, although in Brazil we did show that we can get very close to the points from this position. It will be difficult but I think 10th will be possible tomorrow, but points are always the aim."
Adrian Sutil (18th, 1:41.863): "A very short session with a lot of problems. The car didn't seem to have any grip at all, particularly on the rear, and there was just so much oversteer that I was just struggling to keep the car on the circuit. I'm obviously very disappointed and we need to figure out what happened. The focus will now be on the race; there's still a long way to go and of course I will try my best to get a good result."
Dominic Harlow, Chief Race Engineer: "After our first runs in Q1 both drivers reported that their cars were reasonably balanced, but lacking a bit of grip compared to the earlier practice session today. It was then a strange situation as we ran a further set of option tires with both cars and just couldn't find enough grip to improve the performance enough for Q2. The car has been strong all weekend in race trim, plus there are some elements in this event that will add to the unpredictability tomorrow so we'll do our utmost to finish the season with a strong race."
Rubens Barrichello (4th, 1:41.786): "It was a good qualifying session for us today and I'm quite happy with fourth position and what we have achieved. The car is still very competitive but the Red Bulls and McLarens seem to be ahead of us here. It's been challenging to get the right set-up throughout the weekend as the sessions are taking place in very different track and ambient conditions. The car seems to improve towards the end of the day with the cooler temperatures so we can hope that the track comes towards us tomorrow. It's very close with Sebastian for second position in the Championship and I'll be going to be flat out for the best result."
Jenson Button (5th, 1:41.892): "The car has felt good here all weekend and the first two sessions went well in qualifying today. Unfortunately in Q3 when we were running with high fuel and new tires, I started to get massive vibrations every time that I hit the brakes which made the steering wheel shudder. With such a smooth circuit any kind of vibration just leads to understeer which made the car quite a handful to drive. It's frustrating as we had the potential for a better performance today and should have been challenging for the first row behind Lewis. Hopefully we can solve the issue before the race and I'm looking forward to a good fight tomorrow."
Ross Brawn, Team Principal: "We went into qualifying in pretty good shape this evening having confirmed some of our conclusions on the tires during the practice session this afternoon. The qualifying hour went to plan in Q1 and Q2 although we struggled, like many others, with traffic and achieving clear laps when the tires were at their best. Unfortunately in Q3, Jenson suffered with a significant vibration on his last set of tires which we are now investigating and this compromised his performance. However fourth position on the grid for Rubens and fifth place for Jenson is a good result. We should be in reasonable shape for the race tomorrow and are looking forward to the challenge of finishing the season on a high."
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New 2020 Nissan Rogue SV in Elk Grove, CA
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Vehicle Details
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New 2020 Nissan Rogue SV
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AWD. Magnetic Black Pearl 2020 Nissan Rogue SV AWD CVT with Xtronic 2.5L I4 DOHC 16V
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- Features
- Specs
- Warranty
- Safety
- Technology
- Mechanical
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- Exterior
- Interior
|Rearview monitor
|in dash
|Cross traffic alert
|Autonomous braking
|Pre-collision warning system
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|Lane keeping assist
|Check rear seat reminder
|Automatic emergency braking
|rear, front
|Child safety door locks
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|Hood buckling creases
|Energy absorbing steering column
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|rear, front
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|Side airbags
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|Power door locks
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|2-stage unlocking doors
|Side mirrors
|integrated turn signals, heated
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Audio System
|voice operated, touch screen display, AM/FM
|Auxiliary audio input
|Bluetooth, jack, USB, iPod/iPhone
|Internet radio app
|Pandora, iHeartRadio
|Antenna type
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|Total speakers
|Radio data system
|Speed sensitive volume control
|Satellite radio
|Electronic messaging assistance
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|Wireless data link
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In Car Entertainment
|Connected in-car apps
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|NissanConnect, Apple CarPlay ready, Android Auto ready
|Infotainment screen size
|7 in.
|Instrument cluster screen size
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|Electroluminescent instrumentation
|Driver information system
|Digital odometer
|External temperature display
|Warnings and reminders
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|Multi-function display
|Fuel economy display
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|Axle ratio
|4WD type
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|Center differential
|Locking differential
|Rear brake type
|ventilated disc
|Rear brake diameter
|Front brake diameter
|Front brake type
|ventilated disc
|Braking assist
|Front brake width
|Rear brake width
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Cornering brake control
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Front struts
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front spring type
|Front suspension type
|lower control arms
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|twin-tube gas
|Front stabilizer bar
|diameter 23 mm
|Rear stabilizer bar
|diameter 19 mm
|Front shock type
|twin-tube gas
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Spark plugs
|platinum tipped
|110 amps
|Battery saver
Convenience Features
|Memorized settings
|front, rear
|Steering wheel
|tilt and telescopic
|Power outlet(s)
|12V cargo area, two 12V front
|One-touch windows
|Cargo cover
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Power steering
|Cargo area light
|Cruise control
|Retained accessory power
|Multi-function remote
|panic alarm, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Footwell lights
|Overhead console
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, voice control
|Rearview mirror
|manual day/night
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Remote engine start
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage
|in floor, front seatback, dual level cargo area, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, sunglasses holder, door pockets
|Ambient lighting
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
|automatic climate control
|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear vents
|second row
|Air filtration
Comfort Features
|Shift knob trim
|rear center with pass-thru, rear folding, rear center with cupholders
|Steering wheel trim
|Interior accents
|Floor material
|carpet, cargo area carpet
|Daytime running lights
|auto high beam dimmer, wiper activated, auto delay off, auto on/off, halogen
|Roof rails color
|Roof rails
Tires and Rims
|aluminum alloy
|Spare tire size
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|Spare wheel type
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|Rear door type
|sensor-activated, power liftgate
|Liftgate window
|Rear wiper
|intermittent, with washer
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|variable intermittent
|Power windows
|safety reverse, remotely operated
|Rear privacy glass
|Solar-tinted glass
Exterior Features
|Front bumper color
|Door handle color
|Mirror color
|Front spoiler
|Rear spoiler
|Rear spoiler color
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|black with chrome accents
|Exhaust tip color
|Rear bumper color
|Window trim
|Driver seat power adjustments
|height, 8, lumbar, reclining
|Passenger seat
|Driver seat
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable
|Passenger seat manual adjustments
|4, reclining
|Rear seat folding
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
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|Rear seat type
|40-20-40 split bench
|Rear seat manual adjustments
|Rear seat
|Seatbelt pretensioners
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|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
|Steering ratio
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|41.6 in
|Head Room (rear)
|38.5 in
|Hip Room (front)
|54 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|52.1 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|56.6 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|55.9 in
|Leg Room (front)
|43 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|37.9 in
|Seating Rows
Measurements of Size & Shape
|184.5 in
|72.4 in
|Width (without mirrors)
|72.4 in
|68.5 in
|106.5 in
|Ground Clearance
|8.4 in
|Angle of Approach
|17.4 degrees
|Angle of Departure
|25 degrees
|Track Width (front)
|62.8 in
|Track Width (rear)
|62.8 in
|Break-over Angle
|18.6 degrees
Measurements of Weight
|Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
|4720 lbs
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|Curb Weight
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Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
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Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
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|Interior Volume
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|Passenger Volume
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|Cargo Volume (rear seats down)
|70 cu ft
Performance Specifications
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Fuel Tanks
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Wheels and Tires
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|Rear Wheel Diameter
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Crash-Test Ratings
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|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
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Greenhouse Gas Score ?
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EPA Green Score
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Greenhouse Gas Score ?
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" I like their good attitude,good customer service,well treaded,very patient with their customers,and they are very concern about the needs of the customer, "
"The most Exceptional Dealership in the USA"
" I came to Nissan of Elk Grove to buy a car, but they did more than get me the Car I wanted. They are a truly an A+ dealership with an amazing and strong staff. The General Mgr Marco was such a delight to work with, he explained everything seamlessly and assured me I could contact him if I ever needed anything in the future. Warren was out of this world amazing, he got me the price I wanted without hesitation and I really felt like he was working for me. The salesman Angelo was just a peach of a man and made me feel at home. The finance portion was like nothing I have ever experienced, they are on top of it all. My paper work went fast and I felt very comfortable and knowledgeable with everything I signed. Overall my experience was like I was working with my Bestfriends! This is the place to come for all of your car buying needs. Hands down the BEST OF THE BEST. "
"Great and respectful expeience. "
" My wife and I were debating if we should get a car and went to visit Christian, and even though we did not buy that same day; my wife and I went home and spoke about how nice and non-pushy he was. He showed us respect and worked hard to get us were we needed to be. He built a relationship with my wife and I and the day we decided to buy, he made the process smooth and simple. I appreciate his attitude and his understanding of our concerns and needs. "
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