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My friend Alan Ezzati discusses impact of changes with Google Analytics happening right now... String Automotive is one of those dealership suppliers that kind of snuck up on me over the years. For 7 years I have watched them innovate and fly under the radar in the car business. It is time for them to get on the dealer website supplier shopping lists for more dealerships. Watch this video and then check String Automotive out on http://stringautomotive.com/Google_Partnership
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cool piece, though - i'd love to be a fly on a google wall
google is the biggest thing to a 'big brother' to ever originate. to the extent that matt and chip are correct, I think eventually, some serious privacy advocacy will start trying to shoot them down. they already know:
I was with Cadillac when onstar launched, and the older crowd was paranoid of the government tracking them - I reminded that if the FBI had cause to track them, it would be done with or without onstar (and I had helped them do just that when presented with a warrant). If people only had a CLUE as to how much of their lives are being archived. . .
The simple thing is, it's not all Google data, or better put, it won't all originate as Google data. All it takes is cross-sharing of data and then combining the data into a useable, instant reviewable platform. The other data gathering platforms need Google and now vice versa. The only thing needed by data companies to track from device to device or source to source is one piece of identifiable info tied to the unique ID of the given device (MAC ID, DUID, IMEi, ect...) . Cross-correlation of the these ID's to identifiable info makes multiple sources and multiple devices relativley easy. As the much maligned TrueCar puts its, data simply needs to be complied in way that it can be understood and used.
I'm still not drinking the Kool-Aid.
Unless Google is going to be able to track somebody who goes to a website, and then opens another browser tab and types in an address directly, we've still got a huge hole. Not to mention the time frames involved. 30 days of tracking isn't going to cut it. And are they going to tell me it's the same person accessing my site from multiple sources and search techniques from multiple devices. Home and work?
Don't get me wrong, I think it's a huge step forward.
But until Google can plug all the holes, it will still be an indicator, not the whole truth...
I had the pleasure of speaking with Alan on his recent trip to Miami. He is one of the most intelligent people I've met in the auto industry. He shared insightful information on google and it's immediate and relevant effect on dealers. String Automotive and Alan Ezzati will be a major contributor to dealer's success in 2013 and beyond !
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Micromachines 2012, 3(3), 550-573; doi:10.3390/mi3030550
Micromachined Thermal Flow Sensors—A Review
Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA
Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA
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Received: 13 June 2012; in revised form: 3 July 2012 / Accepted: 16 July 2012 / Published: 23 July 2012
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Abstract: Microfabrication has greatly matured and proliferated in use amongst many disciplines. There has been great interest in micromachined flow sensors due to the benefits of miniaturization: low cost, small device footprint, low power consumption, greater sensitivity, integration with on-chip circuitry, etc. This paper reviews the theory of thermal flow sensing and the different configurations and operation modes available. Material properties relevant to micromachined thermal flow sensing and selection criteria are also presented. Finally, recent applications of micromachined thermal flow sensors are presented. Detailed tables of the reviewed devices are included.
Keywords: MEMS; thermal flow sensors; TCR; anemometry; thermoresistive; thermoelectric; thermoelectronic; frequency analog; gas flow; fluid flow
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Chicago/Turabian StyleKuo, Jonathan T. W.; Yu, Lawrence; Meng, Ellis. 2012. "Micromachined Thermal Flow Sensors—A Review." Micromachines 3, no. 3: 550-573.
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Adversity supposedly is the true test of character. When it comes to on-ice results, the Phoenix Coyotes are about to endure a real crucible. With only seven games left to play and three teams standing in the way of a fourth consecutive playoff berth, the Phoenix Coyotes are going to need to be near perfect down the stretch to even be in a position to play for the Stanley Cup. Unfortunately for the Coyotes, several tough tests await them, the first of which will be tonight's game against the San Jose Sharks.
San Jose has been the streakiest team in the NHL this year. They jumped out of the gate to an impressive 7-0-0 start in January, then went winless in seven straight immediately afterwards. To end the month of March, the Sharks then went on an eight game points streak to vault them up the standings to 5th place with 49 points. Despite their hot-and-cold nature, one thing Coyotes fans can take solace in is their relatively dismal road record. They are an astonishing 14-1-5 at HP Pavillion, but are 7-12-2 away from home. Since the Coyotes will play the Sharks twice at home in the next two weeks, they would love for that trend to continue.
The Coyotes have seemingly found their scoring touch at home; in each of their past three home games, they've scored at least three. They will need to repeat that performance tonight to get a much needed two points.
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2. Get in Front. Antti Niemi is one of the best lateral goalies in the NHL today. The easiest way to beat him is ensure he never sees the puck.
3. Keep the Penalty Box Empty. The Coyotes did a pretty good job of staying out of the penalty box against the Flames. The easiest way for the penalty kill unit to finish the game with a clean sheet is for them to not have anything to do.
4. Keep the Crease Clear. Mike Smith has played extremely well recently, but he needs as much help as possible. If the Coyotes can clear out any rebounds he might give up, Smitty should be able to take care of the rest.
5. Two Points. Each regular season game is pretty much an elimination game at this point. San Jose is relatively secure in the playoffs, Phoenix isn't. Play with some desperation and get two points.
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Don't be pushing your crap on Battersbox...
You're not an analyst, just a fan with too much time on his hands...
Get a fucking life! - July 2, 2010 at 9:28 AM
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I would think "submitted for your consideration" is a pretty low key way of calling attention to it.
But hey, if you wanted your opinion to be taken seriously, you'd put a name to it wouldn't you?
You want to come here and be an ass, you could at least be that honorable. - July 2, 2010 at 9:37 AM
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Congrats, Will, I look forward to it
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Either Anonymous is green with envy, OR he desperately needs to stop spending time on baseball blogs and get himself another life.
As to me - I think it's a great idea and look forward to seeing whether our Southpaw reaches the third deck or takes a sombrero.
Either way I'm in for a lousy tenner. I bought Andy Seiler's Draft Book on line (also 10 bucks) and it was WELL worth the money. - July 3, 2010 at 7:08 PM
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Thanks guys
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Heather: [QB] Well, in most areas, they don't have the legal right to give your parents information about your sexual health or history without your permission. So, you can certainly ask them about what policies they have before disclosing anything. But if you are a legal adult, then they usually will not have the right to share ANY information you give them with ANYONE outside their staff unless you give permission. You know, too, I'm not sure whether you are talking about a sexual abuse or assault here, or about sex you just kind of passively said yes to, but either way, know that to a sexual health provider, these aren't things to be shamed of. they are just realities for a lot of people. I hear you judging yourself around here, but a qualified sexual healthcare provider has had training to learn to do their work without bias and judgments. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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I know I'm not pregnant but I have missed three periods now. I want to see a gynecologist but I am afraid to ask my mother if I could see one. I have never gone to see a gynecologist. I am terrified of what will happen. I don't know how to ask her if I could see one. Also if I do go to see a gynecologist will they tell my mom that i am no longer a virgin? Will everything I say be confidential? If they find by some miracle that I am will they inform her that I am? Its been five months since I had sexual contact. DO you have any advice of how I can tell my mother if I could see a gynecologist? What happens at a gynecologist appointment?
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Hi PandaLover,
Does your Mom know that you've missed your periods and that you're worried? If so, I'd suggest just telling her that you're feeling really worried and that you'd like to be able to talk to a doctor about this. If not, you can share with her that you've missd three periods, you're worried, and you want to talk with a doctor.
How does this sound?
Depending on where you live, you should be able to ask that you have your conversation and exam alone with the doctor, without your Mom present.
You can also expect, depending on where you live, that your doctor will not share anything you share with them about your sexual history unless you say it's okay. You can double-check with the doctor that they'll respect your wishes with this.
By the way, there's no miracle to worry about here. It's not possible for you to be pregnant based on the information you've shared here.
We have an article that talks about what to expect when going to the gynecologist. How about you read through that? If you still have questions, you can come on back and ask.
Your First Gynecologist Visit
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Thank you. I'm really nervous about somebody checking out stuff that is described in the article. I was always uncomfortable talking about that certain stuff with my mother. I never told her when I was on my period or anything like that. I have never tracked my period either. Will that affect the anything when I go to a gynecologist? I know for sure that my periods haven't been normal since the last seven months. April and May I didn't have periods. June and July I had light periods. Now Aug, September and now October I have missed my periods. Is there other ways to start a period without going on birth control? I won't be sexually active anymore until I am married and I don't want anything to possibly effect me from having a child when I am like 30. Are gynecologist expensive?
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Hi PandaLover,
In terms of whether it will affect anything that you haven't been charting your period, all you need to do is give the healthcare provider as much information as you can.
The doctor may or may not want to examine you, based on what they learn in their conversation with you.
You know, even if they do want to examine you, it's really not much different from a doctor examining any other part of your body. They're just as professional and focused as they would be if they were, say, examining your throat or looking in your ears.
If the healthcare provider feels that it's sound to try to get your cycle going again, they'll be able to tell you what, if anything, you need to take to do that. Most providers don't get too concerned until a period has been skipped for six months or more, so unless, in examining you, the provider finds something specific to investigate or treat, they may tell you to just hang on a bit longer and see if your period comes on its own.
Hormonal birth control has not been shown to make it harder to have kids once it's stopped. So, if you did want to start using hormonal birth control, you could do that without worrying about your fertility later on.
Since you're not generally used to talking to your Mom about this, do you want to talk more about how you'd have that conversation? What is your biggest concern in talking with your Mom?
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The biggest concern is her freaking out about it. I don't want her to get to any conclusions either about me being sexually active. I'm not it was just that one time and I was safe. My parents are huge with sexual stuff like against it. When my grandmother was 20 her period stopped and they never found out why and I am worried that I'll have the same thing. I want to have my period back and I am worried I won't get it back. I don't know how to explain that my periods have been out of whack for seven months or how to just randomly tell her I want to see a gynecologist. I feel like she is going to get upset with me for not telling her that my periods haven't been normal.
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What if you say something like, "I'd like to see a gynecologist because I have been missing periods and I am concerned. I don't want you to think or assume this is about sex, it's not. It's about my reproductive system, all by itself, and my concerns about it. I want to make sure I'm okay."
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That sounds great
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Do I have to tell my gynecologist that I am not a virgin?
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No, but with a sexual healthcare provider, if we're not honest with them about our sexual history, we kind of set the whole deal up so they can't actually do their job well.
In other words, our sexual history is part of what tells them what kinds of STI testing we might need, for instance, if we do or don't need a pap smear, etc.
Personally, I'd say if you don't feel you can be honest with a sexual healthcare provider, you want to figure out why that is and work it out. that might mean talking about their privacy policies, getting more comfortable talking about sex with healthcare providers, choosing one you feel comfortable with, etc. Why do you think you would not feel comfortable telling a GYN about your sexual history?
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I'm not comfortable talking about it because I didn't really want to loss my virginity and I am ashamed that I did. It just kind of happened. Also I don't want them to tell my parents because I don't want them to know. I am responsible for myself and they aren't reliable for me since I am an adult now. Since I am at that age they can't tell my parents anything right because I am old enough to be responsible for myself.?
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Well, in most areas, they don't have the legal right to give your parents information about your sexual health or history without your permission. So, you can certainly ask them about what policies they have before disclosing anything. But if you are a legal adult, then they usually will not have the right to share ANY information you give them with ANYONE outside their staff unless you give permission.
You know, too, I'm not sure whether you are talking about a sexual abuse or assault here, or about sex you just kind of passively said yes to, but either way, know that to a sexual health provider, these aren't things to be shamed of. they are just realities for a lot of people. I hear you judging yourself around here, but a qualified sexual healthcare provider has had training to learn to do their work without bias and judgments.
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I wasn't abused or assaulted but I felt pressure to do it but my best female friend. I was always afraid about stuff like this. I could have stopped it but I didn't. After what happened I ended everything and I wasn't pressured into doing it again. Its more of a cultural pressure more than anything because I used to hear a lot of people doing it and I hate myself for allowing myself to be persuaded that it was fine or normal to do stuff like that when I wasn't ready.
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I'm sorry that you had that experience, PandaLover.
I know a lot of people, particularly younger people (and also way older people with clearly selective memory) put a lot of emphasis on sexual first times, but you know, the truth is, for more people than not, they're like the first times with most things, full of mistakes, things we didn't know at the time, fumbles and many other kinds of ugh.
First times really are only just that: first times. Not only times, not best times, not times we are supposed to magically get things exactly right despite never trying them or being involved with them at all before. I don't see any reason to hate yourself here. I also don't see any reason to hold on too tightly to this: you get to make all these choices moving forward, including only choosing to engage in sex you want because you want it, not because a friend decides its something you should be doing and pressures you.
All the same, when it comes to getting good sexual healthcare, I'd encourage you to be honest. It might even be that being so around this -- nothing in depth like this if you aren't feeling it, I just mean something like being honest with a sexual healthcare provider that you have engaged in some kinds of sex -- helps you to let go of some of the bad feelings that seem like they have a pretty big grip on you.
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I agree. I shouldn't let this get to me anymore. I'm going to learn from this experience and move on. Thank you so much for your advice, it really helped me out and I realized something else at the same, I realized how I felt about the whole experience and it made me be honest with how I felt because I was hiding what I was truly feeling because I was ashamed of it all.I feel better about it now and relieved that I got to express how I felt. I didn't know who I could talk to and you guys helped me out alot. Thank you so much for your time.
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I'm really glad that helped you out and gave you a nudge to feel better and cut yourself a break.
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Thought I'd start posting photos I take out at the Wahoos games for your enjoyment! Now I'm no professional, I have a cheap little $125 digital camera so don't expect anything amazing, I just take them for fun. I do have some catching up to do though, so to start off here's photos I took during the 4th game of the season (and my 1st game I attended) against the Tennessee Smokies. Sat right next to the Smokies dugout for this game- Wahoos starting infielders for the game. From left to right - David Vidal, Ray Chang, Brodie Greene and Donald Lutz- Infielders warming up- Vidal and the starting lineup for that game- Ryan Dennick warming up on the mound, Lutz on 1st- Lutz catching a pop up- Bryson Smith chasing down a ball- Sit down, ya' Smokie! - Delino responding to the fan's cheers- Theo Bowe takes the Wahoos' first swing of the day- Ray Chang looking to steal on 1st- Pick-off to watch Chang- Delino and Chang making a plan- Chang running on a Steve Selsky base hit- Chang running to score the first run of the day- Bryson Smith also came around to score- Interesting- Now playing third for the Wahoos.....Kazoo? - Homerun, Lutz! He had a great game- The very tall Loek van Mil on the mound- There goes Bryson! - Bryson and Ray talking during a Smokies mound visit- Curtis Partch on the mound- Partch pitching- My favorite photo of the day. Bowe, Chang and Vidal ready for action- Such a beautiful day for baseball- Final Score- Wahoos - 5 Smokies - 4 W- Ryan Dennick L- Kyle Hendricks SV- Curtis Partch HR- Donald Lutz Hope you guys enjoyed! I have two more games to catch up on, look for them soon. Last edited by WahoosFanRyan; 05-06-2013 at 12:13 AM. |
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Mud guards become standard on all four-wheel-drive models, and the Rockford Fosgate Audio Package now includes an auxiliary input jack.
Driving Impressions Around town and on the highway, the new Xterra rides and handles impressively; it tracks straight, rides smooth and handles even high-speed sweeping turns as calmly and confidently as a...
solid sedan. Its impressive new V6, a modified version of the engines found in the company's 350Z and G35, quietly delivers power whenever you need it, even if it isn't as quick here as in some of its other applications.Versatile Cargo Area
In addition to no-carpet and Easy Clean surfaces, the Xterra's cargo area features a total of 10 cargo hooks in the sides, ceiling, and in the adjustable Utili-track Cargo Channel System in the floor.
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Integrated into the body of the vehicle, the Xterra's side steps make it easy to access and secure cargo at the rear of the roof.
The Xterra's increased wheelbase and height result in improved headroom and legroom for every passenger, front and back. Rear 60/40 split seats combine with a fold-flat front passenger seat to create enough room for lengthy outdoor gear (or tall floor lamps). A clean and purposeful interior features dual stacked glove compartments, multiple 12-volt outlets and a versatile cargo area.
ExteriorWith a tubular roof rack, stepped roof and bump on its back, the Xterra looks as if it were born to be outdoors. Although it's over an inch taller than the original version, the latest Xterra appears to sit on the road more securely, thanks in large part to a longer wheelbase and shorter overhangs, as well as wider, more pronounced fender flares. Its "angled strut grille" serves as the new face for many of Nissan's trucks and SUVs. The bin at the front of the roof rack now features a latchable cover, and the rear bumper includes integrated side steps for easier access to the roof.
Features on the base Xterra include a 4.0-liter V6, six-speed manual transmission, four-wheel disc brakes with Electronic Brake force Distribution, stability control, roof gear basket, single CD sound system, air conditioning and an Easy Clean cargo area surface with multiple heavy-duty hooks and Utili-track Cargo Channel System. Standard safety equipment includes front airbags, front-seat active head restraints and a tire pressure monitoring system.
Options, offered as parts of various trim levels or available individually, include a five-speed automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, power door locks/windows/mirrors, remote keyless entry, 380-watt Rockford Fosgate audio system with MP3-compatible in-dash six-disc changer, XM or SIRIUS Satellite Radio, cruise control, fold-flat front passenger seat, front side airbags and front/rear side-curtain airbags. The Xterra Off Road model includes electronic Hill Descent Control and Hill Start Assist, an electronic locking rear differential, Bilstein shocks, additional skid plates and unique blue seat cloth (Off Road model features vary by 4x2 or 4x4, and manual or automatic transmission).
The Xterra's V6 pulls as strongly on the highway as it does climbing rocks and dirt mounds. Ample torque translates into ample towing ability, but all that power comes at a price, and you'll pay it at the pump.
4.0-liter V6
261 horsepower @ 5600 rpm
281 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 18/22 (2WD manual), 16/22 (2WD automatic), 17/21 (4WD manual), 16/21 (4WD automatic)
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Review this carBy B on Thursday, March 06, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 84,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Reliability; Versatility; Comfort"
Cons: "MPG"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Being 6'2" and a physical therapist I like that I can easily sit with good posture, comfortably in the xterra. Bought the car new over 5 years ago. The reliability and versatility are what stand out to me. I feel as though I have driven it pretty hard for 85k miles and have only had one strut fixed (under warranty), one set of new tires put on, and routine oil changes. In my mind, the truck still feels new. Carrying my road bike around in the back with the seats down was a plus and the truck has been very convenient for multiple road trips, even if the gas mileage isn't the best. Avg 18 miles combined, driving about 75/25 city/highway. Haven't really gotten over 20 highway. I have since bought a civic for business purposes but find it hard to sell this truck as I think it will be tough to find a more reliable vehicle out there."
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By ully on Sunday, February 23, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,200
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "powerful, compact, simple, practical, super fun!"
Cons: "stiff ride, no extra space inside (not roomy)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Just upgraded my older Xterra (2002) to a 2014 Pro-4x. I can't think of anything that is missing in this model! The upgrades are perfect down to the last detail. The engine is much more powerful and is super spunky on the HWY. I love the heated leather seats and the plastic vs carpet in the back storage area. The matts in the back seat area cover the middle hump which keeps the carpet from wearing. This vehicle will be easy to keep clean! It has every 'techy' convenience but doesn't look busy and cluttered. The back seats fold down perfectly flat so we can sleep in the vehicle on road trips if needed. There are more storage compartments in this model for 'stuff' and they are really well designed. The vehicle is wider and feels much roomier. The driver and passenger seats also have more leg room. I have always loved the Xterra for it's rugged design and sporty look. We live out in a rural area and deal with lots of snow and crazy road conditions. I've never had a problem. I also drive logging roads a fair bit in the pursuit of adventure...This vehicle handles well and can literally go places that no other vehicle can. It's pretty amazing! I would have liked to get the built in DVD players for the back seats...that's still to come :) It is for sure a 'stiffer' ride than many of the SUV/crossover vehicles that offer a smoother highway drive but you quickly get used to the feel of it and it's worth it when you look at the trade offs. It's truly the best vehicle for family adventuring in alap seasons with kids, the dog and lots of gear!"
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By Matt D on Monday, February 17, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,200
overall rating 7 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great Offroad and easy to clean, Nice unique look"
Cons: "Bad Fuel Economy"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"I've had my Xterra for two years now. So far the only issues I've had have been a window regulator and I needed a new 4wheel drive switch. All covered under warranty The vehicle is what it is. It is a utilitarian off-roader. It does great off road and in the snow(with proper tires). The inside is basic and easy to clean. The leather seat are comfortable enough. The Rockford fosgate stereo sounds great. Overall the gas milage has ranged from high 15 to low 17 average although I did get a average of 20 on a long drive out of Vermont. I hope this helps. If you have looking for an Off road SUV in the price range there is nothing better."
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By wildhorsesrunfree on Sunday, February 16, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 45,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Sporty and agile, fun to drive"
Cons: "Arm rests would be nice"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I bought this new in 2008. I just got back from a 6000 mile cross country drive. It handled dirt, ice, snow, slush and cruised comfortably across 17 states. A good off roader in its stock form. Its a bit small to sleep in comfortably for me. Heading east I got a high of 24 mpg thanks to a pretty constant tail wind. Usually get about 20 on the freeway. It now has about 45,000 miles and hasn't had any recalls or problems. The Vehicle Dynamic Control saved me a couple times. Once when I had to swerve around a parked truck on the freeway doing 60mph. Another time when I was hit on the rear passenger door doing about 50. The only thing my S model lacks is outdoor temp gauge and a compass built into the review mirror and a 6 CD changer. All things that could be added but my previous Ford SUVs had those features and I do like them. They are probably available on the SE and offroad model. I never thought I would keep her this long but I still like the body style, the power and handling. I've only done oil changes, tire rotations and had the coolant system flushed. Brakes are still good. This is my first Nissan or import for what its worth, it was built in Tennessee."
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By OffRoadGuy on Monday, February 10, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 17,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Price, Ride, Power, Capability, Value, features"
Cons: "Zero luxury options to choose from"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Ride is firm, responsive, and super quiet. Interior is comfortable with necessary accessories like power windows, locks, cruise control, great sound system, 4WD shift on the fly, power locks, tilt steering. Nothing fancy. Engine power is great, exhaust note is really sweet, handling is quick and responsive and it corners very well (with the understanding this is a 4000lb tall SUV not a sports car). I love it, and where else can you get into a mid sized SUV with a 260hp V6 for less than 35,000? A couple of things I wish were standard equipment: Auto mirror with compass would have been nice, and how about some delay off on the headlights or even automatic headlights, not a lot of electronics to add that. If you're into heated leather seats this isn't your vehicle, in fact not even available, but if you want a very capable vehicle for the best price on the market with a great ride and comfortable cabin this is for you. If they would actually advertise these things I'm sure they could sell a heck of a lot more than they do!"
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By Millhouser on Saturday, February 08, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 116,000
overall rating 3 of 10rating detailsPros: "Looks good."
Cons: "over 100,000 not reliable. At all."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought this vehicle used with 98,000 miles. At 101,000 the catalytic converter failed 600$). at 107,000 the radiator failed (250$). at 110,000 the transmission failed (2,900$). at 116,000, camshaft positioning sensor failed (160$). All that in the first 2 years I owned the vehicle."
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Doyle's Cafe
Taps: 24 / Bottles: - Cask: N / Beer-to-Go: N |
Ratings: 40 | Reviews: 37 | Show All Ratings:
New Jersey
4.14/5 rDev +4.8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3.75 | food: 3.75 | $$
My local for many years. I remember when it was one room with the elevated outside its front door. The Burke Bros. (Billy, Gerry & Eddie) set the standard and young Gerry is the best and most gracious host you could have. Now famous as the location in many films & TV productions, e.g., Mystic River, Boston Public, Chris Matthews, et al.
Atmosphere: Throwback perhaps, but truly a place where everyone in the community is welcome. Great history and a venerable political watering hole. As far as quaffing goes, difficult to find a better feel. Go in alone, with a group, on a date or for an event, affable and low key. For me, a second living room. Yes, I have a strong bias here.
Quality and Selection: always had a good tap list with better known crafts, British, Irish and Boston breweries featured, particularly Boston Beer Co.(Sam Adams) located right around the corner. Sam Adams standards and "experiments", Harpoon, Tremont, Smuttynose, Doyle's Pickwick Ale, as well as many cask offerings sampled first here. Fantastic single malt & bourbon selection as well.
Service: As I wrote above, this was my local & many of the servers were neighbors. In the 30+ years I've been frequenting and recommending the place, I've had nor heard any complaint. Seen lots of folks, not just regulars, get a pizza after the kitchen was officially closed and have marveled when tough customers got kid glove service from the staff. Love their weekend brunch too.
Food: Pub grub served with a nod and a wink as well as a smile. Vegetarian friends always happy with the offerings, especially the meatless reuben! If you're looking for clam chowder in a bread bowl, a new England boiled dinner, scrod, burgers, pizza, etc. you can't go wrong.
Prices are fair - no gouging or added charges.
08-19-2013 23:18:10 | More by EBeckett3
4.31/5 rDev +9.1%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3.75 | food: 4.5 | $$
I went here after the Sam Adams Brewery tour when I was in Boston last summer. Doyle's seems to get somewhat mixed reviews, but I had a great experience.
Atmosphere: Just looks like an Irish pub, with a bunch of memorabilia hanging around. Surprisingly big, as well.
Quality: There are a decent number of taps (don't know what the exact number is), with a good number of them being Sam Adams, including some Boston-area only beers by them.
Service: People seem to think the service isn't all that great, but we went in at about 11:30 or so on a Friday (maybe a Saturday...?) and there were very few people there. The bartender was nice, and the waiter was as well -- he even paid for one of my dad's beers. Made small talk, and were very attentive.
Selection: I don't know the number of taps that Doyle's has, but I remember seeing a single row of about six -- I'm not positive if there are more. The list seemed to be pretty decent, with, as I said, a few Boston-only beers.
Food: Excellent. Best clam chowder I've ever had (I've had it at about a half dozen places), the reuben sandwich was awesome, and the sweet potato fries were fantastic... it seems like a lot of people think the food's pretty average, but I was impressed.
Must visit in Boston. Go to the brewery first and take the trolly on over. Great experience.
05-17-2013 20:55:30 | More by Alextricity
4.05/5 rDev +2.5%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
Great place!! Sam Adams of course first sold their beer here. Good service for a Irish Pub in Boston. Good Irish/American/English comfort foods. We went after a tour of the Sam Adams Brewery and it was the perfect ending to a beer tour in Boston. It is your typical Irish Bar and Pub, which really gave it a great atmosphere. If you go you must get the Sam Adam Boston Brick Red, they only sell it in Boston on tap, and what better place to get it than there!
Oh and you get to keep your Sam Adams glass with any Sam Adams beer on tap you buy!
05-02-2012 22:04:11 | More by Cavanaghty
4.08/5 rDev +3.3%
vibe: 5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $
How can you not love Doyle's, the quintessential Irish pub in Boston? I was there on a recent Thursday night, celebrating the end of the New England Runner Pub Series.
The food is classic pub grub. Nothing gourmet but all decent, and at a good price. The beer selection is pretty good, but since this is Sam Adams "home" pub, you probably want one of the Sam Adams varieties on draft. That or a pint of Doyle's Pickwick Ale.
But what you are really here for is the atmosphere. The walls ooze history, with mementos of James Michael Curley and the Kennedys featured highly. It's a friendly place, and a nice place to hoist a pint or two.
12-11-2011 19:56:38 | More by greenengineer
5/5 rDev +26.6%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $
I love this place. For an authentic irish feel of old boston this place is a must! JFK's presidential poster is still on the wall!! The food is great here and it's pretty inexpensive. Also, if you take the tour of the Sam adam's brewery and bring the ticket with you they'll give you a free sam adams glass with your first sam's beer. It's a pretty good way start off your day in boston if you ask me!! Also this place is less then 5 min walk from MBTA so quick access to other parts of the city is available.
12-08-2010 23:02:55 | More by IHC
3.7/5 rDev -6.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $
Doyle's Cafe is first and foremost a local bar with a ton of atmosphere. The inside takes you back in time with its quaint charm. If you are looking for a wide variety of beer besides Sam Adams, Harpoon, Sam Smith, and macro, this is probably not the place for you. It should be noted that Doyle's does have two house beers which are tasty. While the beer is fresh, Doyle's sticks to the tried and true. The service is friendly and helpful. The prices are inexpensive. $3 for house brew, and most beers are less than $5. The food is very good. The veggie burgers here are some of the tastiest I have had at a bar. That alone has kept me coming back thinking this place is a treat. Overall, Doyle's is an excellent local Boston bar...just do not expect to be bowled over by the draft list.
12-06-2010 13:42:07 | More by tigg924
3.68/5 rDev -6.8%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | food: 3.5 | $$
Came here after a round of golf at Franklin Park. Great place to grab a quick pint and a bite, but not really an ideal beer bar from a food and beer selection perspective.
Atmosphere is classes 19th century updated bar, heavy wood, old pictures, etc. Crowd is a mix of local/regulars and tourists, particularly on a weekend. Quality is pretty good considering the historic nature of the place - fairly clean, good menu. Service was pretty typical, though the waitress didn't recognize Franziskaner when I ordered it - suggesting it was "well-aged".
Beer selection is better than your average pub, particularly with the Sam (Smith & Adams) selection and house brew. I like the randomly strong collection of Sam Smith, tried the Taddy porter, which was pretty good. Food is fine, typical pub fare. Burger is probably the best bet, but dont expect a gourmet meal. Price is better than expected for Boston.
04-11-2010 18:06:38 | More by Jesstyr
3.63/5 rDev -8.1%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 3.5 | $$
Stopped by here on Sunday for lunch with friends and to watch the Pats game. Very old school look inside, no frill kinda atmosphere. Old bar, old wood, old decoration. Charming in an antique kind of way. Service was excellent, our waitress was always checking in, and went the extra mile for my friend when he asked a favor. Beer selection was slightly above average. They have most of the macros represented, along with the typical Irish pub beer. But they also had Smutty IPA and Wachusett Winter, so some craft represented. There were five different Sams on tap, including the Brick Red, and Doyle's has a light & amber house brew for $2 a pint, not bad. People liked their food mostly. Four people liked their brunch and lunch, while I thought my chili was just average. Prices were decent, $4.50 for pints, $4-7 for bottles. Food was priced well. All considered, Doyle's is an original and worth a visit again.
12-21-2009 06:36:02 | More by morebeergood
4.68/5 rDev +18.5%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | food: 4.5 | $$
My wife and I went to Doyle`s after a tour at the Sam Adams Brewery. What a great place. It`s a throw back in time. If doing the brewery tour,and riding on the T orange line, it`s just 2 more stops (forest hills) and a short 4 block walk. Anyway, food is mostly pub grub. I had the bison burger witch was cooked to order, and my wife had the sausage platter, that had two different sausage, kraut and garlic fries. The food was great!! Beers Guiness, Harpoon, many Sam Adams ( first account for Sam Adams) Harp,Smithwicks and Pickwick Ale. The bar area is an old Irish pub. A long old wood bar, and wooden booths along the wall, with many old photos on the walls. A must see if in the area..
08-02-2009 14:34:36 | More by ripp88
3.88/5 rDev -1.8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | food: 3 | $$
this place is an icon and a must try at least once. sit on the "original" side where the bar is situated...the expansion with a restaurant add-on is like a whole different place. I lived in the neighborhood for years and this was my bar. remember when the elevated subway line ran past the facade and we got together new years eve when owner Eddy Burke screened movies on a projector. the barside interior is like stepping back into the 30's and 40's, WWII posters on the wall, an old menu with tiny prices plus the barroom has beautiful painted murals that were cleaned a few years ago and are outstanding. tap and bottle selection has something for everyone, the food is mediocre, this is a cash only place and you go there for the ambiance not the food or a 100 tap beer selection. patrons are a mix of all city types. be sure to use the parking lot behind the building not the street.
03-25-2009 19:14:01 | More by Pondfish
Doyle's Cafe in Jamaica Plain, MA
out of 100
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Oh, WhateverNovember 2009
11/16/09The SunRail Slant You really have to wonder why the Orlando Sentinel is so blatantly biased in its reporting on SunRail. I can recall very few times when I have seen a mainstream daily paper produce such one-sided coverage of a controversial topic as the Sentinel has on the proposed 61-mile commuter rail system. Posted at 11:00 PM | Permalink | Comments: 2 |
09/02/0910 Signs of the Apocalypse 10. I bought a Prius. I would rather have gotten the new Camaro, but I'm 52 and starting to get a conscience. So I caved and got a hybrid. My soon-to-be-16-year-old daughter thinks I'll get over the conscience thing and give her the Prius. She's only half right—I'll trade it in on a Camaro. 9. Florida is losing population. And this is a bad thing? 8. Lightning struck and killed the fountain in Lake Eola. Believe me, that was a sign from God. 7. For a failing bank to get bailout money it only had to fill out a two-page form. Meanwhile, the federal government generated 36 pages of instructions and forms for participants to use in the "cash for clunkers" program. 6. Jennifer Aniston still can't hold on to a man. 5. Neither Mayor Crotty nor... Posted at 07:03 PM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |