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Key Senators pressed the head of the Pentagon on why the U.S. is not being more aggressive in trying to help rebels in Syria. But Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs Chairman Martin Dempsey both insisted that Syrian air defenses make the prospect of airstrikes — like those used in Libya — very difficult. They also said the opposition in Syria is too fractured to risk sending in arms, which could end up in the hands of extremists.


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British Columbia has more than 1,100 different wildlife species and some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world.
Spotting wildlife in BC can take place at unexpected times and places. Hiking, boating and even driving BC's highways present opportunities for wildlife viewing. Bighorn sheep, moose, mountain goats, bears, whales, and sea lions are a few of the wildlife species that can be seen here.
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Kootenay Rockies: Bears, elk, bighorn sheep, cougars and wolves roam national and provincial parks set in the dramatic scenery of the Rocky Mountains.
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: Wildlife-rich region that ranges from whales, grizzly bears, and rare white Kermode bears on the coast to bighorn sheep, moose and beaver in interior provincial parks such as Bowron Lakes.
Thompson Okanagan: Enormous salmon runs, Canada's only desert climate and viewing opportunities in Wells Gray and Mount Robson provincial parks.
Vancouver Island: Stunning coastlines populated with whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions and other marine animals, in addition to colourful tidal pools and inland parks with bears, deer and more.
Vancouver, Coast & Mountains: Whale watching from coastal towns, bald eagle viewing in Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park and abundant wildlife in parks such as Garibaldi and Manning.
Northern British Columbia: Enormous terrain including Canada's only grizzly bear sanctuary, the unique wildlife of Haida Gwaii and a wildlife area known as the "Serengeti of the North."
Vancouver: Large urban parks home to birds and small mammals, shoreline wildlife and more than 70,000 aquatic creatures in the Vancouver Aquarium.
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Departures from White Rock pier, well situated close to the San Juan & Gulf Islands, offering some of the most beautiful scenery & abundant natural wildlife in the world. From this strategic location, in the middle of the Orcas summer range that extends from Victoria to Vancouver harbour, combined with the vessel's high speed, whales are easily spotted in their natural habitat. As a member of a large & extensive spotting network we can reliably pinpoint the whales location most days.
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Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
- Cover water like never before
- Incredibly fast 7.3:1 gear ratio
- Rigid aluminum frame and sideplate
- 6 CRBB™ ball bearings plus roller bearing
- MagForce® Z automatic anti-backlash system
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Now you can cover water like never before, thanks to the Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel's blazing 7.3:1 gear ratio. Sleek and incredibly fast, this reel doesn't scrimp on premium features: rigid aluminum frame and sideplate, built-in corrosion protection, six CRBB™ ball bearings plus roller bearing, MagForce® Z automatic anti-backlash system, and eight-disc drag, innovative swept handle. Weight: 8.6 oz. Line capacity: 14 lbs./120 yds. Line recovery: 32" per handle turn. Gear ratio: 7.3:1
.Manufacturer model #: ZLNCL100HSA.
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The Team Daiwa Zillion reels are as good as anything on the Market. Rock solid & smooth.
I use the 7:1 model mainly for Buzz Baits & it doesn't work you to death to keep'em up on top where you want it!
June 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by shortys the best reel i ever bought.
the only bad part about this reel, is it has cheap grips, and is to fast for a spinner bait or buzz bait. but it is the best reel for the money.
May 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brockster The best reel I've owned
I have owned everything from citicas to curadoes. This reel destroys them. It can handle big reds, smacks and even macks and jacks without blowing up. I don't feel there is a fish in Texas inshore waters it can't handle (besides our large toothy friends). Largest fish I have pulled in was a 60 pd black drum that was 7 inches longer then the current record for Galveston Bay! After that, nothing scares me:)
May 4, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by pcoldewey First Diawa in 10 years
I gave up on all baitcasting reels other than Shimano over 10 years ago. I own 4 Chronarch reels, 1 Calais, and some Curado's and Calcutta's. I purchased this Zillion Coastal because of the fast retrieve and because of the Bass Pro return policy. (The profile of this reel feels better than the Chronarch 7.1 at the same price). This real is super smooth, cast as far as any of my Shimano reels, has a very nice "small" profile, and it has the very fast retrieve. About the best saltwater set up I have for fishing top waters all day.
** I used it two trips of hard wade fishing in the texas bays (all day 6 days total). It still feels like it is brand new. I cannot talk about the saltwater durability at this point. But, the quality really is impressive and I will not be returning this reel.
April 9, 2011
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Stcroix Inshore would be niceDetails:
I've been reading reviews that say the Coastal performs just as well in freshwater as salt and would just like some more confirmation. I fish mostly freshwater but make trips to the coast and would love to have the capabilities all in one reel.Answers
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I think that the Coastal would also perform in fresh water I am just not a big fan of reels with a 8.8 pound drag especially for inshore I would look somewhere else.Details:
I am thinking about purchasing this reel. I was wondering if it is a good option for snook fishing.The max drag seems to be on the low side (I am an amateur) from what people tell me for snook fishing.
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You are correct the drag is on the low sidebut if you really love the reel so much the ultimate stopping power is your thumb.
no need to make such a BIG purchase for an amateur angler. u can use the offshore angler or ocean master baitcast combos for snook,reds,and trout. and get away with 12 or 14lb test mono. and you can still use it to catch plenty of spanny macks off the skyway fishing piers when they run threw.Details:
I have always used Abu Garcia reels and my favorite baitcast reel right now is the Revo Inshore. I was wondering how this reel compared to the Revo and if it is worth the extra money. It sure does look cool.Answers
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Yes if you are after looks the Coastal is very cool but like I have been saying the drag is weak but its a very smooth reel also I believe that the Inshore has better bearingand line capacity for salt water
i have used the revo, and the zillion is so much smoother for casting.A:
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Workshops take place in schools, at the college and at off-site locations. They vary in length depending on the project, from a morning at the RCA Summer Show, to an extended series of classroom sessions. Three-hour workshops can stimulate pupils and teachers and introduce new ideas, while longer projects foster sustained relationships with selected schools. Workshops are led by RCA students and alumni from all disciplines and are based around their practice, reflecting the varied nature of the student body and their experience at the RCA. It is a key part of ReachOutRCA's process to highlight the unique traits of a postgraduate environment and for our workshop leaders to discuss their journey to achievement. This contact with a practicing artist, designer or maker is invaluable for school pupils in contextualising art and design as a future vocation or area of study.
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6 ounces Ghirardelli 60% Cacao Bittersweet Chocolate Baking Bar
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Every summer we buy our daughters each a pair of Crocs for their summer shoes. These are probably the cutest ones they have ever had! They go with shorts and dresses. The color combinations are great! My only complaint is that after a lot of outdoor play they do put blisters on my 4 year old's feet where the Croc "button" is. She either swaps shoes or we put band aids there if she insists on wearing them. Other than that issue we love them.
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Great performance from pat's. That's been coming for roverd in a way. They've gone behind too many times this season and looked sloppy at the back and lacked imagination in attack, that's all accumulated tonight and resulted in a hammering. Might be exactly what they needed.
Dreamland 5 -1
Longford 1-0 up in Limerick
Finn Harps are 1-0 up against 9-man Salthill
Back GUST for licence application 2013.
Drogheda 1-0 up but a man down, Ryan Brennan s/o
Back GUST for licence application 2013.
Pressures getting to Kenny already...... Wonder if he'll cry for this one...
If you're paranoid, let me reassure you: everybody is not out to get you. It's only one guy and its not who you think.
Wexford 1-0 up in Athlone
EDIT: 2-0, Danny Furlong with two in 2 minutes
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Longford 1 up at Limerick
Finn Harps 2-0 Salthill
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Back to 1-0 on extratime in Athlone
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Pats well deserved after the early goal. Rovers muscled off the ball too easily..when Chambers is beating you in the last 5 minutes, there's problems. Luckily Pats have only picked up three points against Mons, Bohs and Shels to Rovers' 9. Stephen Alkin clearly forgetting Rovers conceded 5 in Dundalk under MON..
This is not going to be an easy journey home on the 13 for the next week or two or eleven..
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Tell all the Bohs you know
that we've gone and won two-in-a-row
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and it's not gonna be four
it's more likely to be 5-1.
Thank f$$k i didnt make it to itchysore tonight eh!
Some bad mangerial decisions by SK tonight. playin brennan at left back was a criminal decision- it might work against cannon fodder like the Nama bozos but not against decent sides like pats who will finish top 3 at least
Fair play to pats- they have improved their squad immerserably since last season, especially chambers and forrester who looks a hell of a player.
I wont be slashin me wrists just yet- after all the champions elect in england got hammered 6:1 at home this season.
League Specialists.
Now Limerick 1 v 2 Longford
longford 2-1 up!
Tracey peno, Collie James with our 2nd.
Sounds like were being mauled for most of the game
Feck Athlone.
Scully sent off for us.
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Then…if you are interested respond below. Let us know if you are interested in doing a person-to-person Swap and/or a Traveling Box. If choosing the Traveling Box Option please be advised we will only be doing it in groups of 5 people (and then will start another one!)
For right now – we will limit it to the US only BUT if we get Non-US participants that would like to start one as well, we can :)
Traveling Box #1 Participants:
Stacy (Butiki)
Jennifer (TEB)
Kasumi No Chajin
Taking sign ups for Box #2 – TWO MORE Slots to fill! It will be another Traveling Vegan Food Box
So Far:
Jennifer (TEB)
Madeline Alyce
Stacy (Butiki)
We will use a LARGE Flatrate Shipping Box for this!
More info VERY SOON!
*BOX CONTENTS and How To Take & Give*
- Stacy will start off the first box. She will put in 5 items OR as many items as she wishes that do not exceed $15 in Value.
- The next person can either take everything in there and replace as much (or a bit more) than they take out with new product…OR ONLY take out what they want and replace it with the same amount of items they took (they may also add a few more items if they wish). AND SO ON.
- The LAST person on the list will send the box back to Stacy (or the first person who started the box)
- VEGAN Food Product ONLY. Nothing perishable, please. If sending dry/bulk items please ship in glass such as a Mason Jar and clearly mark contents/ingredients on the jar. Discount items are welcome as long as they are in 'good-shape' and 'safe' and have ingredients marked on them.
- Many of us "vegetarians/vegans" are ALWAYS checking labels regardless so we will continue to do so with these items…if you are unable to consume something in the box (for allergy or preference reasons) pass it on to someone else…no worries.
Totally in! I would be interested in doing either of the options. Whatever the group consensus is works for me.
I'd be interested in either option. I'm sure you don't know who the heck I am (pretty new on steepster), but I have a special love of vegan sweets (to have with tea). I've been a 95% vegan for almost 10 years now (the first 2 1/2 years I was very strict). Also, I can provide references from people I have swapped with.
I would like to be in but will happily give way to someone else who is Vegan.
We need one more for this round…then we will start another one – so keep the responses coming! Looks like for this first round we can do a Traveling One!
I'm Interested,(in traveling box) not vegan, but Interested in learning more(and have dietary reasons to expand my cooking versatility), and know I can get a few items locally to add in to the box.
Sounds great! You made the first group! Looks like we have a 2nd group as well! Woot! Stay tuned!
Ah I think I was too slow for this :(
No! I lost my slot fair and square ;) I'll play next goround! Thank you though!
ok. I was offering mainly cause I'm not veg*an. There has been posted that there are going to be others soon anyway. Ty!
We're starting a 2nd one! I'll put Madeline in that one and I will join, too! Woot! Stay Tuned!
I am so tempted to do this. I am not a Vegan but rather a vegetarian and I am raising my daughter as one. I was more thinking about joining for her. Try trying to excite a 6yr old with the wonders of fruits and vegetables. I was almost thinking this would be exciting for her. She would be eager to try things because they arrived to the house in a box and it wasn't mommy that bought them. It would be like treasure box of goodies.
You should! We'd love to have you! Would you like me to add you to Box #2?
Sounds like a great idea. I'm in if you'll have me. Thanks :)
Just picked up the stuff for the first box. Looks like this might go out soon-ish. :)
Are we also doing gluten free?
not specifically for this one but maybe in the future. Of course you could always put GF items IN this box tho! :)
Cool thank you for the info I just didn't want to mess things up.
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It is again that season when politicians unleash their mudslinging tactics. Add to this phenomenon, recent comments from the editorial page of the Rome News-Tribune about Floyd Medical Center. The jabs about the requests for proposals (RFP) and selection processes for Polk Medical Center and the joint city/county clinic include the catchy phrases "something smells", "power-play", "bad attitude", "return of arrogance", "backroom dealings", "imperial right", "muscling", "bully boy", "hicks in Polk County", "amateur proposal". The list goes on…
Joint City-County Clinic
First, let's address the joint city-county clinic. It is entirely up to the city and county as to whether they want to consider Floyd Medical Center's proposal. We submitted a proposal to the city and county two years ago in response to their RFP, but we were not selected. The RFP process has continued for two years, and the city and county have a much clearer idea about what they want in the clinic. Unlike a sealed bid process, the RFP process always involves information that flows back and forth, and a lot can change during the process. Floyd both asked to submit new information and was asked by Commissioner Garry Fricks to do so. After all, shouldn't the best deal be sought out? One important element in Floyd's revised proposal is that we don't have any capital cost to build out the necessary space for this clinic, and we can start services within a month. There is nothing "backroom" or otherwise inappropriate about our request to submit new information or for any official who decides to look at it. Certainly there needs to be a cut off at some point. And, if the city and county choose not to entertain our proposal, that is their choice. We will accept that.
Polk and the RFP Process
Next, let's look at Polk Medical Center. As an aside, many may be interested to know that in the Polk Medical Center RFP process Redmond asked to submit new information after formal presentations were made and the time for submitting proposals had closed. The Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority agreed to let them submit new information, which is dated June 2011. This was four months after Floyd Medical Center's initial proposal. Floyd Medical Center was fully apprised of this accommodation to Redmond. We appreciated the notification, and we did not raise an issue, because we realized that RFP processes are just that: Processes to get information upon which to base a decision.
Polk: Why It Matters
The Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority was very thoughtful and deliberative in making their decision to choose Floyd Medical Center as their partner. As a part of that process, 15 hospital organizations were invited to propose. Fifteen organizations! I submit to anyone, what would have happened if one of those out of the area organizations had won? It was a very real possibility. Let me tell you. An Atlanta based provider, for example, would build relationships that would ultimately steer Polk County patients towards Atlanta. What would that mean to us? Here in Floyd County, we would lose patients. Our entire medical community would suffer and shrink. Health care is this community's number one business, and it would have had dramatic negative consequences for the entire local economy. It would have meant lost jobs and less economic vitality. People would have then asked, how could we have allowed this to happen? The answer is, obviously, that we didn't. Floyd Medical Center put together a strong proposal that addressed the short and long-term health care needs of Polk County citizens, and insured that Polk County residents would continue to rely on health care providers in Rome for their specialty health care needs. Keys to Floyd Medical Center's proposal are such elements as a promise to build a new hospital, local governance and a commitment to charge no management fee. Floyd Medical Center operates as a not-for-profit organization, and we argued, Polk Medical Center and Polk County residents should also have this benefit. We promised to make them a part of the Floyd family and as such all profits would be dedicated towards the mission of the organization, and not to benefit investors. Health care dollars, we argued, should stay local. Many don't know that management fees and other funds in multiple seven figures annually were leaving the Polk community and going out of state under the previous arrangement. Under Floyd's new contract with Polk Medical Center, we estimate $3 million annually will stay in the community.
Tax vs. PILOT…Who Pays and Why
During the RFP process, the issue of local property taxes had to be addressed. It doubtless would have arisen if an Atlanta provider had been selected. Recognizing this, a commitment was made to make a Payment in Lieu of Taxes or PILOT. The PILOT commitment is spelled out in an agreement between Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority and Polk Medical Center Inc. (PMCI). PMCI is the non-profit corporation created to initially manage Polk Medical Center and to ultimately be its licensed operator when the new hospital is completed. The PILOT agreement has been available to the public ever since signed, and a copy was given to the media. Along with other key documents, this is available to anyone who is in interested in reading it at www.polkhospital.org and can also be accessed from www.floyd.org. We established this website soon after the memorandum of understanding with the Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority. The PILOT agreement states that payments are intended to be made annually, but they are voluntary and will be made at the discretion of the Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority. Further, PILOT payments are made by PMCI only, NOT BY FLOYD MEDICAL CENTER and NOT GUARANTEED BY FLOYD MEDICAL CENTER. This is an important distinction. The PILOT payments will be funded entirely from Polk Medical Center's revenues. Floyd Medical Center will have no obligation in this regard.
Details of the PILOT agreement have their origin in what the local Cedartown-Polk County Hospital Authority desired. As we negotiated this agreement, leadership from Polk County made the decision that they wished to devote a portion of the cash flow from their own hospital in Polk County to a PILOT. Consistent with our commitment that local governance is important, we agreed that if the Polk leadership wished to dedicate a portion of their cash flow from their hospital, that it was fine with Floyd Medical Center. We agreed in principle and they crafted the details to which we also agreed. Further, discussions are now underway regarding the extension of sewer and water lines to the new Polk Medical Center site on US Highway 278, which is 3 miles from the existing hospital. Leaders in Polk County realize that this will be expensive and the PILOT may go to help with that expenditure. So, in a very real sense, the PILOT may also benefit the hospital just as the hospital benefits the Polk community. Leaders in Polk County understand that having a brand new hospital to serve all of Polk County is going to be a real shot in the arm for growth and vitality, and we all have hopes for a great partnership in the years to come.
Floyd Medical Center's "Tax"
Rome News-Tribune editorials have asked, why not a PILOT for Rome and Floyd County?
First, Floyd Medical Center is a safety net provider with one of the highest proportions of unreimbursed indigent, charity and Medicaid costs in the state of Georgia. We provide almost all of the indigent and charity care in Floyd County and over 50 percent of the total to Floyd and contiguous counties, and there are 5 total hospitals in this area. Floyd Medical Center provides the lion's share. Our commitment is demonstrated. Floyd Medical Center meets any community benefit standard that is out there. In a very real sense, in addition to providing very low margin services such as neonatal intensive care, medical training such as our Family Medicine Residency program, and a high proportion of services to Medicaid patients, this is our "tax" we pay on behalf of the residents of Floyd County and surrounding areas.
Second, coming under the umbrella of Floyd Medical Center has many benefits for Polk County and for Floyd. And, while Floyd Medical Center is neither making the PILOT payment nor guaranteeing it, Floyd Medical Center is guaranteeing both the construction and the operations of Polk Medical Center. To do such, in addition to meeting the needs and demands of the whole Floyd system, we have to continually strive to be financially strong. Floyd Medical Center must meet its financial obligations, which include meeting operational needs, servicing debt, and planning for the future. To do so we must be operationally strong, and we are. We also must build our cash balance. External experts validate this. Floyd Medical Center's financial advisors, Public Financial Management, and Floyd County's advisors, Merchant Capital, have noted that the primary financial issue Floyd Medical Center has to work on is building what is termed "days cash on hand". That is accomplished through deployment of good strategic plans and strong operational performance, which means having a good positive operating margin each year. We have been able to accomplish that and must continue to do so. Our only source of revenue is from patients and physicians who choose to utilize us. Floyd Medical Center receives no tax dollars.While making a PILOT payment locally may appear appealing to some, Floyd Medical Center is already making a substantial contribution by carrying out its mission. Further, in today's volatile health care environment, Floyd Medical Center needs to pursue financial strength as recommended by two independent financial advisors, one of which is Floyd County's own experts. Pursuing financial strength does not include making a PILOT locally. In fact, this would detract from our strength. Lastly, in deployment of our strategies, such as Polk Medical Center, it should be noted that as the number one employer in Floyd County, as we strengthen Floyd Medical Center, we are also strengthening the local economy. Not only does it help insure the future for Floyd Medical Center, it also brings patients from outside of Floyd County into our local economy. This helps everyone: local businesses and local government.
In the end, both these proposals are about one thing: Doing the right thing for the right reasons. I encourage those interested to look for updates to important health care issues at www.floyd.org such as where to read important documents regarding Polk Medical Center.


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Prosecutors say Oliver Pan told an undercover FBI agent he would use straw donors to funnel $16,000 in over-the-limit contributions to the comptroller's 2013 campaign.
In court on Friday, assistant U.S. attorneys said the evidence includes wiretaps and undercover video.
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"There is very little we can say ethically at this point in public. We told the judge that we intend to make a motion to dismiss the indictment based on outrageous misconduct by the government. We are going to look at their discovery materials and see what they have and when we file that motion, we are happy to talk at some length about it," said Rochman.
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The electric Nissan Leaf offers low running costs and a spacious interior, but a range of only 100 miles
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Other electric vehicles are available, but none makes quite as much sense as the battery-powered Nissan Leaf. Very few cars can offer such low running costs and all versions come well equipped, with sat-nav, a reversing camera, Bluetooth and keyless-go fitted as standard. The big talking point, though, is its range of 124 miles between charges, which when viewed purely as a commuting tool or a town car, should be plenty for most people's needs. With an entry-level price of £20,990 after the Government's £5,000 grant, or £15,990 if you opt to pay a monthly fee to rent the batteries instead, the Leaf is expensive compared to rivals like the Ford Focus and Honda Civic (and due to its relative exclusivity you won't find many for sale on the used market, either). It's also more expensive than the slightly smaller Renault ZOE, too. But while it doesn't offer the flexibility of range-extenders like the Vauxhall Ampera and Chevrolet Volt, it is considerably cheaper than both.
Our choice: Leaf Acenta
The Nissan Leaf's shape has been dictated by its quest for maximum efficiency. The slippery front end and long tail improve aerodynamics, while its tall bodywork is designed to accommodate the large battery pack under the floor. The Nissan badge on the nose hides the plug-in point, and you'll notice there are no tailpipes at the rear. Love it or hate it, the Leaf looks unlike anything else on the road. If you go for the entry-level Visia model be aware that you'll only get steel wheels and black plastic door mirrors. Inside, the array of digital dials, the central screen and sci-fi sound effects when you start the car make it feel like a futuristic vehicle from the outset.
What's surprising about the Leaf is just how fun it is to drive. The electric car produces 108bhp, but it's the 284Nm of instantly-available torque that makes the difference, so the Leaf is quick off the line. Top speed is just 89mph, and 0-62mph takes 11.5 seconds, but in the real world it feels much faster. The emphasis is on comfort, and the soft suspension, light steering and single ratio gearbox mean it's relaxing and easy to drive. The virtually silent motor and excellent insulation mean it's eerily quiet on the move, too.
The Leaf scored a full five star rating in its Euro NCAP crash test, faring marginally better in adult occupancy protection than child. In terms of long-term reliability the Leaf (and electric cars as a whole) are a bit of an unknown quantity. Fewer moving parts suggest that there's less to go wrong, and Nissan has a good track record for dependable cars, but questions about battery degradation over time and resale values remain unanswered. Because of this, Nissan's warranty is three years (or 60,000 miles) for standard parts, but five years for major components like the lithium-ion battery and electric motor. Buyers more worried about battery performance should consider leasing the battery instead - this incurs a monthly charge, but does mean that should your battery performance fall below 75 per cent capacity, you get a new one free of charge.
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I don't think the performance is reduced, just the ability to accept a full charge. The range drops off a bit. But the new version in the spring/summer 2013 will have a much more efficient heater, better insulation and tweaks for less weight.
Seriously go take one for a spin, you will absolutely love it, it really made me smile, the instant power delivery is just such a thrill, it has to be experienced even if you would never buy an electric car, it's certainly changed my opinion of them anyway that's for sure. Just coan'f afford one at the moment despite having to pay 3200 Euro's a year on petrol. (not really savings as I've to pay a loan, but rather put it into car than tax and petrol and maintenance) The savings over ICE car I'd make would be huge and I've an 85 mile commute that can be done with just a top up of 5-10 mins on a fast charger, work are considering installing them but since I'm a temp worker I can't commit to buy, wouldn't get a loan anyway. But i would sure love one.
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