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list is based on an aggregation of accountability measure data reported to The Joint Commission during the 2012 calendar year. The list of Top Performer organizations increased by 77 percent from last year and it represents 33 percent of all Joint Commission-accredited hospitals reporting accountability measure performance data for 2012. PinnacleHealth System was specifically recognized for its achievement on the following sets: heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia and surgical care.
PinnacleHealth System and each of the hospitals that were named as a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures must:
1) achieve cumulative performance of 95 percent or above across all reported accountability measures;
2) achieve performance of 95 percent or above on each and every reported accountability measure where there are at least 30 denominator cases; and
3) have at least one core measure set that has a composite rate of 95 percent or above, and (within that measure set) all applicable individual accountability measures have a performance rate of 95 percent or above. A 95 percent score means a hospital provided an evidence-based practice 95 times out of 100 opportunities to provide the practice. Each accountability measure represents an evidence-based practice – for example, giving aspirin at arrival for heart attack patients, giving antibiotics one hour before surgery, and providing a home management plan of care for children with asthma.
"PinnacleHealth System and all the Top Performer hospitals have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to quality improvement and they should be proud of their achievement," says Mark R. Chassin, MD., FACP, MPP, MPH, president and chief executive officer, The Joint Commission. "We have much to celebrate this year. Nearly half of our accredited hospitals have attained or nearly attained the Top Performer distinction. This truly shows that we are approaching a tipping point in hospital quality performance that will directly contribute to better health outcomes for patients."
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The office NCAA pool is about as American as baseball and apple pie. Even those who have no vested interest in college basketball tend to get involved. All of these pool are...(cough)...for entertainment purposes only...(cough, cough).
While the office pool is an American staple, the "elementary school pool" is apparently frowned upon.
Click HERE to read the story of an enterprising 5th grader who was sent to the principal's office for organizing a pool with his classmates. For what it's worth, the kid had Michigan State winning it all.
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Halifax Through Rose-Tinted Glasses
In replying to a post written by a fellow Bluenoser, Little Gray Bird, who is also living away from Nova Scotia and it got me thinking about how once time passes we tend to look back on things with rose-tinted glasses, which I think is for the best as I would rather remember things for the better. However in determining if one should move back home after time abroad this could lead one to the wrong decision.
I loved living and growing up in Dartmouth the City of Lakes (there are 23 of them), it was the smaller of 2 cities divided by the Harbour with the bigger city of Halifax just a ferry ride away. Dartmouth and the communities surrounding Halifax have longs since been swallowed up into one big amalgamated city of just under half a million. When I finally got a job in downtown Halifax I loved it (after many years working in the mall) I was so happy that I could (on a nice day) go for a stroll among the great old buildings and soak up the history of it all.
Halifax is a great city, it has the conveniences of a city (culture, night-life, great restaurants, movie theatres, a variety of shopping options) with out the drawbacks (major traffic jams, noise, crowds etc). The city is vibrant due to the 6 universities keeping down the average age of the city's inhabitants. It's a slower way of life in Halifax, which is a good thing I learned after living in Vancouver, people have time to stop and say hi, chat, help each other, even if they don't know one other (without being considered crazy).
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I've rounded up the various posts I have done on moving to England (and/or London) in one place here. Hopefully putting them all in one place will make things easier for those of you out there making or thinking of making the move.
Moving Abroad – Why?
The Practicalities
Packing Up Your Life – What to do with all your stuff?! – How to get organised.
Should I Being it, Or Will it Blow Up? – Wondering if your electronics will work in the UK?
Bringing the Furry Members of Your Family to England – The ins and outs of bring a pet to the UK.
Online Resources for Moving to England – Various Links to help you find the information you need.
Answered! 5 Questions from a soon to be expat Canadian moving to London – You're not alone in your concerns, here are some of the frequently asked questions I get emailed.
Finding A Home
Flatmates Make a House a Home – The right flatmates make all the difference.
I Wish I had this site when I was flat hunting – Great site for organising your flat hunt.
Getting Settled
Making Friends – Building a support network is an essential part of making life in your new country sucsessful.
The Moment You Realize – I Live Here! – The moment you realise you are now a local.
Where's Home? – It's all relative.
Moving abroad is a huge under taking, there is a lot to organise, and when you get there, there is a lot to learn. Everyone has a different experience. If you have any questions about moving to England please don't hesitate to ask.
Read MoreBringing the Furry Members of Your Family to England
Bringing you pet with you when you move to England is about to become a lot easier and quicker as of January 2012. The new procedures are a huge improvement over the old procedure which meant having to getting blood work done and waiting 6 months, before that there was a 6 month stressful, very expensive, quarantine that was required upon arrival in the UK.
Below is a run down of the new steps you need to prepare your cat or dog. It's always best to keep up to date by checking the DEFRA website for any changes.
1. Have your pet Microchipped. If already Micro chipped make sure it can be read by an ISO (International Standards Organization) compatible scanner.
2. Have your pet vaccinated for Rabies. If the vaccination is in two parts the 21 day wait (below) will be from the date of the second vaccination.
3. Have your vet fill out the official third country veterinary certificate.
4. Wait 21 days.
5. Tapeworm treatment. Tapeworm treatment is expected to be required, but the tic treatment will not be required under the new rules. The treatment must be given not more than 48 hours before the flight, but not less than 24 hours.
During the 21 days you book your pet's ticket (they will have to travel as cargo, you do not have to be on the same flight) can make sure you have the correct pet carrier for your pet's plane ride (as per the airline's rules). DEFRA requires the carrier to be large enough to allow your pet to stand in a natural position, turn around and lie down. It must be with an approved carrier. Here you can find the list of approved routes and carriers for across Canada.
It is a stressful event putting your pet on a plane, for both you and the animal, but as stressful as it is don't give them any sedatives because at altitude they are very dangerous for you pet. In the end you know your pet best and making the decision to bring them should be made in their best interests.
I was 18 months without Tweasel (I had finding a flatshare I could have with a cat) and missed her a lot. I was finally lucky enough to end up in a flat that I could have her join me. I knew that she wasn't a timid cat, and though she wouldn't like the plane ride, I was sure she could handle the stress. Tweasel was on the direct red eye flight from Halifax, I didn't sleep much that night as she travelled from Canada to England, and the wait for the call that I could pick her up from Heathrow was excruciating. It think possibly I was more stressed than she was.
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Editor's note: This story originally ran on March 21 with the comment that Senator John Morse "said that gun owners are a 'sickness on our souls.'" Senator Morse's comment was given out of context, and so the author's interpretation may have inaccurately reflected the regard in which Senator Morse holds gun owners and gun ownership. We regret any misrepresentation of his feelings on this subject and now provide his quote without interpretation.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., March 21, 2013 — Gov. John Hickenlooper signed three gun control measures into law on Wednesday. The bills restrict the size of magazines, expand background checks for firearms buyers, and add a fee for background checks for gun transfers. Transferring a firearm is so broadly written as to include any hand-to-hand transfer. The bills become effective July 1.
"What we have signed today are several bills that materially make our state safer," said Hickenlooper.
Not quite, governor.
Just hours before signing the bills into law, Colorado Department of Corrections executive director Tom Clements was shot and killed at the front door of his Monument, Colorado home. Apparently at least one murderer wasn't paying attention.
Mark Glaze, director of New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns, said that if these bills could be passed in Colorado, they could be passed anywhere.
Again, not quite true.
Colorado has a Democratic governor and legislature, all bought and paid for by Denver donors. All they needed to do was heed the advice of senate president John Morse, who said on national television that "his" senators should ignore the voices of their constituents and vote for the gun control measures.
They mostly did so, killing only the two most radical bills preventing concealed carry on college campuses and creating unlimited liability for anyone who manufactures, sells or even owns a firearm.
But Glaze was right in one sense: Colorado was used once again as a pilot for what will happen whenever the Democrats hold the legislative and executive branches of government. This is what will happen nationally if the Democrats succeed in their dream of regaining control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2014.
The most contentious bill was the one dealing with high capacity magazines.
"These high capacity magazines have the potential to turn killers into killing machines," Hickenlooper said. "Even if they are slowed for just a number of seconds, that allows others to escape."
Yet again, the governor is wrong.
Thirty-round magazines are not "high capacity magazines," they are standard capacity magazines, one of which ships with an AR-15 rifle. Contrary to the propaganda being spread by anti-gun organizations, AR-15 semi-automatic rifles are not machine guns.
AR-15 rifles fire one round for one trigger pull. That's why they are called "semi-automatic." Fully automatic rifles are called machine guns and they have been illegal to own without a special license since the 1930s.
Today's semi-automatic pistols are all based on the venerable M1911 design first built—as the name says—in 1911.
Democrat legislators pushing the gun control bills proved to be unaware of these basic facts.
"Today is a great day as we sign important measures to improve the public safety of Colorado," said bill sponsor Rep. Rhonda Fields. Ironically, this is the same Rep. Fields withquite a rap sheet against her.
Magazine manufacturer Magpul will move out of Colorado as a result of the passage of the bill. They have said that they will begin their transition almost immediately. In the interim, Magul has pledged to sell up to ten magazines to any Colorado resident who wants them and to deliver them before the ban takes effect.
While Democrats celebrate their victory, Magpul's reaction is only the tip of the gathering storm.
The Independence Institute is planning a legal challenge to the laws, spearheaded by Dave Kopel, the head of their Second Amendment center and author of numerous legal briefs in support of the right to bear arms.
All of Colorado's 62 county sheriffs came out against the gun control bills during hearings. Making national news, Weld County Sheriff John Cooke said he will not enforce them, as has El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa. As written, the laws are not only unconstitutional but also unenforceable.
Recalls are in various stages of development for a number of legislators.
The most advanced is the recall against Rep. Mike McLachlan of the 59th District. His official recall petition was filed Tuesday, March 5th.
Those filing the petition wrote, "Representative McLachlan campaigned as a defender of the 2nd Amendment. Yet he said on the House floor 'I believe there is no doubt that the overwhelming support of the people that were there were opposed to any restriction whatsoever … No constitutional right, not even the Second Amendment is absolute.' "
He voted in favor of all the bills despite acknowledging overwhelming opposition to these bills from his constituency.
"He has failed to represent the values and opinions of the citizens of the 59th District and should be recalled from service."
Plans are also in progress to recall Democratic Senate President John Morse, who observed when he withdrew an assault weapon liability bill, "Robert F. Kennedy, after MLK's assassination, said: 'Violence breeds violence, repression breeds retaliation and only a cleansing of our whole society can remove this sickness from our souls.'Cleansing a sickness from our souls doesn't come easy. It's gruesome."
The first official meeting of the committee to recall Morse met on March 17th, according to the Basic Freedom Defense Fund, the organization handling several of the recalls. They have already connected with over 1300 volunteers.
Another recall is being organized against Sen. Evie Hudak, who famously told a rape victim that having her concealed carry firearm on her person would not have prevented the attack. Both Hudak and Morse won their seats in three-way races with less than 50 percent of the vote.
Other initiatives and recalls are being planned. Despite the smiles of Hickenlooper, Glaze, Morse and others, the issue is far from settled.
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Cynthia Miller-Idriss
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- Humanities and Social Sciences
- International Education
- Sociology of Education (including Education Policy)
I conduct research on a range of topics related to identity, nationalism, right-wing extremism, citizenship, and education in international and comparative contexts. I am currently the PI or co-PI for three major research projects.
My first project, which has been funded by the Goethe Institute, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, will result in a book tentatively titled The Extreme Goes Mainstream?: Youth Culture and the New Right-Wing in Germany. The book traces transformations in contemporary right-wing extremist youth subculture in Germany, focusing in particular on the recent escalation in the use of symbols and codes among right-wing extremist and neo-Nazi youth in Germany in the form of tattoos, slogans, t-shirts, and particular brands of clothing, sneakers, or music labels. In tracing the transformation, commercialization and commodification of right-wing extremist symbols and codes since 1945, I argue that the increasing appeal of and participation in the extreme right-wing on the part of German youth today can partially be explained by the popularity of these new coded symbols. The book draws on a digital archive of right-wing extremist images (both historical and contemporary) and will also include planned qualitative and ethnographic research with right-wing youth, police, school and legal authorities, and anti-fascist activists in Berlin and Brandenburg, Germany. For recent media interviews on this project, see (in German)
or (in French) http://www.dw.de/eloge-de-la-folie/a-16297776-1
The second project, which I am conducting together with colleagues at the Social Science Research Council, is an examination of internationalization and interdisciplinarity in higher education in the U.S. and will result in a book (co-authored with Mitchell Stevens and Seteney Shami), Teaching the World: How American Universities Organize Knowledge About the Rest of the World (under contract with Princeton University Press). With nearly $1M in funding from the U.S. Department of Education, we collected data for the U.S. portion of the research from 2005-2008 with a focus on four overlapping regions of the world: the Middle East, South Asia, Eurasia/Russia, and Central Asia. The project had a sequential mixed-methods research design consisting of 17 qualitative site visits to 12 U.S. campuses, during which we conducted hundreds of interviews with university administrators and faculty as well as focus groups with students and faculty and many hundred hours of observation; statistical analysis of the U.S. Department of Education's national (EELIAS) database on area studies centers; national surveys of students and area studies centers; and document analysis of hundreds of area studies center proposals, reports, and other university documentation. A second book manuscript from this project will be an edited volume (together with Seteney Shami) on Middle East Studies in the U.S. university.
The third project extends my work on the genetic and cultural understandings of collective belonging, which I studied in my first book (Blood and Culture: Youth, Right-Wing Extremism, and Belonging in Contemporary Germany , Duke University Press 2009), to the study of kinship and family reproduction. This historical project focuses on the pre-commercial era of fertility treatments in the U.S. and in particular on medical school programs. In addition to archival research in medical college and national associational archives, I am conducting oral histories with physicians, sperm donors, and families who conceived through fertility treatments in the pre-commerical era (approximately 1945-1980).
Photo Credit: Milas Smith Photography
Affiliated Appointments
- Research Associate, Social Science Research Council
- Affiliated Appointment as Associate Professor of Sociology, New York University Department of Sociology
- Affilated Faculty Member, Institute for Education and Social Policy, NYU
Selected Publications
- Miller-Idriss (2009). Blood and Culture: Youth, Right-Wing Extremism, and National Belonging in Contemporary Germany. Duke University Press.
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia, Mitchell Stevens, and Seteney Shami. Teaching the World: How US Universities Organize Knowledge about the Rest of the World. (Under contract at Princeton University Press).
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia and Fabian Virchow, eds. Cultural Dimensions of Right-Wing Extremism in Comparative Perspective. (Forthcoming from Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften in 2013).
- Shami, Seteney and Cynthia Miller-Idriss (eds). At the Precipice: Middle East Studies in the American University. (Under review). Edited manuscript in progress.
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia and Bess Rothenberg 2012. "Ambivalence, Pride, and Shame: Conceptualizations of German Nationhood. Nations and Nationalism 18(1).
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia and Seteney Shami. 2012. "Graduate Student Training and the Reluctant Internationalism of Social Science in the USA." Research in Comparative and International Education, 7(1): 50-60.
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia and Elizabeth Hanauer. 2011. "Exporting Higher Education: Offshore Campuses in the Middle East." Comparative Education, 47(2): 181-207.
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia. (2010). "Vom Umgang mit Rechten Jugendlichen: Zur Rolle der Schule bei der Lösung sozialer Probleme" (Working with Right-Wing Youth: The Role of the School in Social Problem-Solving). In: Geissler-Jagodzinski, Christian; Overwien, Bernd (Eds.): Elemente einer zeitgemäßen politischen Bildung. Berlin, Münster: Lit-Verlag, pp.157-172.
- Fox, Jon and Cynthia Miller-Idriss. "Everyday Nationhood." Ethnicities. Volume 8, Number 4, December 2008, pp. 536-562. Fox, Jon and Cynthia Miller-Idriss. "The 'Here and Now' of Everyday Nationhood." Ethnicities. Volume 8, Number 4, December 2008, pp. 573-576. Response article to Anthony Smith's debate reply (Smith, Anthony. "The Limits of Everyday Nationhood.") Ethnicities 2008 8: 563-573)
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia. "Everyday Understandings of Citizenship in Germany." Citizenship Studies. Volume 10, Number 5, November 2006, pp. 541-570.
- Miller-Idriss, Cynthia. 2005. "Citizenship Education and Political Extremism in Germany: An Ethnographic Account." In Wilde, Stephanie, ed. Political and Citizenship Education: International Perspectives. Wallingford, United Kingdom: Symposium Press, pp. 101-122.
- "Challenge and Change in the German Vocational Education System since 1990." Oxford Review of Education. Volume 28, Number 4, December 2002, pp. 473-490.
- 2012 : Goethe Institute 2012 Interculture Prize in Sociology Intercultural Prize in Sociology (Interkulturpreises 2012: Soziologie)
- 2012 : The Teagle Foundation, seed grant for "The Socrates Award Proposal Development," with Jal Mehta
- 2012 : The Ford Foundation of Cairo, subcontracted through the U.S. Social Science Research Council. "Higher Education and Social Inequality: Models, Tools and Transfers in Comparative Perspective (the U.S. and Egypt)"
- 2011 : Deutsche Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD)/German Academic Exchange Service, Faculty Research Grant for "Performance and Commodification: Neo-Nazi Symbols in Germany since 1945"
- 2011 : Deutsche Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD)/German Academic Exchange Service, Faculty Research Grant for "Performance and Commodification: Neo-Nazi Symbols in Germany since 1945"
- 2010 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Short-Term Research Grant for "Performing Extremism: Youth Symbols and the Right-Wing in Germany"
- 2010 : Daniel E. Griffiths Research Award (peer-reviewed award for best faculty book), NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, for Blood and Culture: Youth, Right-Wing Extremism, and National Belonging in Contemporary Germany
- 2009 : Teagle Fellow, National Forum on the Future of Liberal Education
- 2009 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Aufenthaltsbeihilfe Award for "Area Studies in the United States"
- 2006 : Spencer Foundation Grant, "Race, Nation, and Identity for New Americans," Co-Principal Investigator, with Ann Morning
- 2006 : U.S. Department of Education, "Internationalization, Inter-Disciplinarity, and Boundary-Crossing." Senior Consultant with PI Seteney Shami; Grant Institutional Home is the Social Science Research Council.
- 2004 : German Academic Exchange Service/American Institute for Contemporary German Studies
- 2004 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Wiederaufnahme (Renewal) Fellowship
Degrees Held
- Ph.D.
University of Michigan
Sociology - M.P.P.
University of Michigan
Public Policy - M.A.
University of Michigan
Sociology - A.B.
Cornell University
Magna Cum Laude, Sociology and German Area Studies
Courses Taught:
- Globalization and Education (Undergraduate)
- Terrorism, Extremism and Education (Undergraduate)
- The Global Curriculum (Graduate)
- Fieldwork: Data Collection(Graduate)
- Fieldwork: Data Analysis (Graduate)
- Sociology of Education in Developing Areas (Graduate)
- Comparative Education Research: Qualitative Methods (Graduate)
- Cross-Cultural Studies of Socialization (Graduate)
- Comparative Education (Graduate)
- Principles of Empirical Research (Graduate)
- International Education Doctoral Seminar (Graduate)
- Introducation to Sociology (Undergraduate)
Research Interests
- Nationalism, Citizenship and National Identity
- Right-wing Extremism and Neo-Nazism
- Youth Culture
- Comparative Higher Education Systems
- Area Studies and Universities
- Pathways for Non-College-Bound Youth
- Cultural Sociology
- Sociology of Education
- Qualitative and International/Comparative Research Methods
- Research Design


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Consensus line: Bills -2.5 (-115), total 45
Current betting percentage: 68% on the Bills, 51% on the OVER
Individual Team Trends:
- Dolphins are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 games following a S.U. loss.
- Dolphins are 19-7-1 ATS in their last 27 road games.
- Dolphins are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games following a double-digit loss at home.
- Bills are 2-5 ATS in their last 7 home games.
- Bills are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 home games vs. a team with a losing road record.
- Under is 25-9 in Dolphins last 34 road games.
- Under is 5-0 in Dolphins last 5 games overall.
- Over is 5-0 in Bills last 5 home games.
- Under is 10-4-1 in Bills last 15 home games vs. a team with a losing road record.
Head-to-Head Trends:
- Dolphins are 6-2 ATS in their last 8 meetings.
- Favorite is 7-3-1 ATS in their last 11 meetings.
After the special treats that the NFL had in store on the past two Thursday nights, I gotta say, I'm kind of looking forward to this one…kind of. The AFC East is still very much still up for grabs if Tom Brady gets hit by a snowplow in Massachusetts this winter, so this tilt could possibly have some meaning. Both teams enter tonight's game riding losing streaks with Miami dropping back-to-back games, and Buffalo having lost three straight and five of their last six.
Unfortunately due to time constraints, this write-up wont be like my usual Thursday night write-ups. Normally, I break down the entire game and try to pinpoint some edges that one team may have over the other, but this week, I'll get straight to the point. I like Miami to bounce back.
These teams met twice last season, with Miami prevailing in both contests. The Fish outscored the Bills 65-31 in those games, scoring at least 30 points in each meeting. Reggie Bush ran for 203 yards in Buffalo, including a 76-yard touchdown run that put the game on ice. Not a lot has changed since those meetings last season. Miami still boasts a really strong defense and Buffalo still can't stop the run. Sure, the Bills have improved their run defense slightly since their bye week, but they've still surrendered 235 yards on the ground in their last two games. Even with that improvement, they're still awful.
I particularly like this matchup for the Dolphins because Reggie Bush was benched in their loss last week after fumbling the ball early in the first quarter. Bush will be on fresh legs against a Buffalo defense that was worn down against New England just four days ago. The Bills don't have the personnel to slow him down, as they especially lack speed in their defensive front seven, so I'm fully expecting a big night for Bush on the ground and in the short passing game. The presence of a running game will really make things easier for rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Tannehill threw three picks against the Titans, but thus far in his young career he's followed up each of his multi-interception performances with an interception-free game, and the Dolphins are 4-1 when Tannehill doesn't throw an interception. The former Texas A&M product should have plenty of time in the pocket to find his receivers down the field because Buffalo lacks a consistent pass rush. The Bills have registered just 20 sacks in nine games this season, and with defensive ends Mark Anderson and Chris Kelsay out with injuries this week, Buffalo doesn't have a pass rushing threat opposite of Mario Williams.
On the other side of things, Miami's defense has been one of the more underrated stop units over the last couple of years. They allowed an average of just 14.8 points in the four games that preceded their date with the Titans, and I'll throw that game against Tennessee right out of the window because of how poorly teams have fared as favorites prior to Thursday night games this season. The Dolphins are very aggressive defensively, and they forced Ryan Fitzpatrick into throwing five interceptions in their two meetings with the Bills last season. Fitzpatrick has turned the ball over 14 times in his nine starts this season, so don't be surprised to see more of the same tonight.
Buffalo will rely heavily on C.J. Spiller (you would assume–you never know for sure with Chan Gailey) to help take a lot of the pressure off of Fitzpatrick. I'm a huge fan of Spiller, and he's been as good as any back in the league this season. But I'm not completely comfortable having him take on a full workload just yet. Spiller has proven to be completely capable in a complementary role, but he's had only two games in this three-year career where he's received more than 15 carries. He's not a running back that's going to impose his will on opposing defenses, and I don't think this is a particularly good matchup for him either.
Miami has a very good defensive line, anchored by 310-pounder Randy Starks. Starks is an immoveable object at defensive tackle, which allows for his quick defensive ends and linebackers to make a lot of plays in the running game. Spiller is extremely tough to bring down when he gets past the first line of defense, but the Dolphins' front seven has a lot of team speed. I don't see Spiller breaking off too many big gains here.
With Spiller under wraps, Fitzpatrick will be facing a lot of unfavorable third-and-long situations, and we all know how that's going to end. Miami defensive end Cameron Wake may just be the best pure pass-rusher in the NFL today, and he should be able to tee off on Fitzpatrick if Buffalo can't get their running game going.
I really think we're seeing a big overreaction to last week. Miami got dominated by a Tennessee team that was considered one of the worst in the league by almost every member of the public. The truth is, the Titans are a much better team with Jake Locker at quarterback, and the Dolphins may have been caught looking ahead to this big divisional battle. Meanwhile, the Bills gave the Patriots all they could handle and were in a position to win the game late in the fourth quarter if it weren't for an untimely interception. I know that Buffalo will be returning home for a primetime game here, but they could easily be flat coming off of that emotional loss last week.
One of my favorite things to do in the NFL is bet on teams after a blowout loss. Another one of my favorite things to do is bet against teams after a close, hard-fought loss. Everything is aligning here. Add in the fact that the Dolphins have been the best road underdog bet in football over the past couple of seasons, and I think there's reason to make a sizable play on Miami tonight.
Prediction: Dolphins 23, Bills 13
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The Bazooka Target is a 3.0 x 2.0 kilometre magnetic anomaly coincident with a very contorted iron formation that is almost completely concealed by moraine. In 2011, a single outcrop of iron formation was discovered in a part of the magnetic anomaly where the iron formation appears to be dismembered by deformation, hydrothermal alteration, or a combination of the two. The outcrop consists of sulphidized (pyrite) banded iron formation with quartz veins at high angle to the bedding of the iron formation. Twelve surface grab samples were collected that contained, on average, 3.84 grams gold per tonne. Other outcrops in the anomaly are grey siltstone, which is the host rock to the iron formation, gabbro, and granite. A 30.6 line-kilometre grid was established on the Bazooka anomaly in 2013. The grid was mapped in detail at 1:1,000 and all rock samples, outcrops, and drill holes were registered to the grid.
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Four drill holes comprising 525.79 metres of drilling have been completed at the Bazooka Target. Drill hole PB-12-04 was drilled directly below the mineralized outcrop of iron formation and intersected 11.17 metres grading 2.10 grams gold per tonne. Drill holes PB-12-05 and 06 were respectively drilled 50 metres south and 50 metres north of drill hole PB-12-04 but did not intersect the iron formation, however, PB-12-05 intersected weakly mineralized sandstone on the south side of the iron formation. Drill hole PB-12-07 was drilled approximately 750 metres southwest of PB-12-04 and intersected iron formation that was not mineralized.
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The Bazooka Target is within a large, 3.0 x 2.0 km magnetic anomaly coincident with a very contorted iron formation. Within that large anomaly, there is an area of approximately 1.5 x 0.75 km, where the iron formation appears to be demagnetized and/or dismembered by alteration and deformation and there are two large areas of anomalous conductivity associated with F2 cross folding of an F1 syncline. Formational thickening of the iron formation is interpreted from both geological and geophysical data. We contend that drilling down the limb of the F1 syncline to intersect the fold hinge will provide much longer intersections of mineralized iron formation. Moreover, there are many other conductivity anomalies where the iron formation is thickened both by F1 and F2 cross folds that are near surface, concealed by moraine, and untested by drilling. We consider that this target is an extremely prospective iron formation target that requires drilling on a priority basis.
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TMI and HLEM profiles of the Bazooka grid illustrating the fold pattern interpretation, two areas of conductivity anomalies associated with a folded F1 syncline, drill holes, and planned drill holes (click on image for full scale pdf file)


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The recommendations on the package said they could be planted anytime from now through November. I'm not too familiar with bulbs (except for garlic...) so I just followed the instructions... I've got some Narcissus bulbs that have been hanging out in a pot on the deck. Those are like Daffodils aren't they? Abby |
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Work, Stress and Health 2015: Sustainable Work, Sustainable Health, Sustainable Organizations
Convened by APA's Public Interest Directorate, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, and the Society for Occupational Health Psychology. Late-Breaking Poster Deadline is Monday, Jan. 5, 2015.
Late-Breaking Research
A limited number of late-breaking abstract submissions will be accepted for presentation as posters only. Proposals must be received no later than Jan. 5, 2015. This late-breaking category of submissions has been created to permit a limited number of very recent results to be presented at the conference. To submit your research as a late-breaking poster, please use the online submission link below. This is the only exception to the original earlier submission deadline of Oct. 20, 2014.
To submit a late-breaking poster presentation proposal, please review page 13 of the Call for Proposals (PDF, 590KB) | Spanish version (PDF, 225KB).
About the Conference
The eleventh International Conference on Occupational Stress and Health, "Work, Stress and Health 2015: Sustainable Work, Sustainable Health, Sustainable Organizations," will be held at the Westin Peachtree Plaza on May 6-9, 2015, with preconference workshops and opening events on May 6. This conference is convened by the American Psychological Association, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, and the Society for Occupational Health Psychology.
The Work, Stress and Health Conference series addresses the ever-changing nature of work and the implications of these changes for the health, safety and well-being of workers. The conference covers numerous topics of interest to labor, management, practitioners and researchers, such as work and family issues, new forms of work organization, changing worker demographics, best practices for preventing stress and improving the health of workers and their organizations. Expert presentations and informal meetings with leading scientists and practitioners will provide an exciting forum for learning about the latest developments in occupational health psychology.
Sustainability, Occupational Safety and Health
This year, the conference will give special attention to the concept of "sustainability," and the integral role of occupational safety and health in sustainable economic growth. For enterprises, sustainability refers to the potential for maintenance of business success over the long term. For workers, sustainability is the potential for long-term maintenance of well-being. However, it has become increasingly clear that these two conditions are inextricably connected. In business, sustainability efforts have most commonly focused on environmental responsibility — at least historically so. But this is changing. Increasingly, corporate sustainability interests have expanded to include social responsibility, labor practices and occupational and environmental safety and health.
Underlying this development is increasing evidence, on one hand, of the economic threat of hazardous working conditions. The International Social Security Administration estimates that the economic burden of work-related injury alone is equivalent to 4 percent of the world Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and, in some countries, as high as 10 percent of the GDP. In the U.S., annual costs of occupational injuries and disease have been calculated at $250 billion. On the other hand, is mounting evidence of superior market performance of enterprises that nurture a culture of health and incorporate social concerns in their sustainability efforts. Thus, sustainable work and health are integral to organizational and economic sustainability.
Proposals for Symposia, Posters and Platform Presentations
Although the conference is enthusiastic about receipt of proposals addressing all designated topics, we are especially eager to receive proposals for symposia, posters and platform presentations that address this sustainability theme. Examples of such proposals include, but are not limited to proposals providing:
- Descriptions or case reports of organizational sustainability initiatives or practices that place a premium on occupational safety and health elements, and the benefits of these practices in terms of worker well-being, organizational effectiveness and broader societal and economic outcomes.
- More generally, the results of studies that investigate how exposure to hazardous and stressful work arrangements and the associated health and safety consequences create burdens (e.g., impaired performance and presenteeism, health care costs, labor turnover and so forth) to organizations and societies that threaten their sustainability, or the mirror image — how salutogenic work arrangements are associated with the ability for organizations and society to prosper.
We invite researchers, business and organizational representatives, labor leaders, and medical and social science professionals with interests in occupational safety and health to submit proposals for poster presentations, papers, interactive panels and symposia that address any of the conference topics.


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18 footers, Volvo blood, Route du Rhum, Halvorsen, Kellett and more By Rob Kothe, , 7:26 AM Wed 12 Nov 2014 editorial ...[more] Tight Volvo finish...Wild Oats for Transpac ...ISAF conference By ., , 2:35 PM Sun 9 Nov 2014 . ...[more] Volvo, AC, Bush fires, Snow and is 75 the new 60? By Rob Kothe, , 6:40 AM Mon 3 Nov 2014 Sail-world talked by sat phone to Ian Walker the skipper of the lead boat Abu Dhabi Racing and to Chris Nicholson aboard Team Vestas Wind late last week. Richard Gladwell reports that With the announcement of the of the venue for the 35th America's Cup required in just eight weeks' time, some elements of the New Zealand media have resumed their public harassment of Team New Zealand. ...[more] Volvo Ocean Race - meeting at the Pub By Rob Kothe and the Sail-World Team, , 8:37 AM Fri 31 Oct 2014 x ...[more] Henri Lloyd's famous summer sample sale on now By Fran Burke, Sydney , 9:47 PM Wed 29 Oct 2014 The famous Henri Lloyd Summer Sample Sail is in now at the Henri Lloyd showroom in Crows Nest, Sydney! Huge range of samples and discontinued lines from Henri Lloyd's marine, footwear and lifestyle collections for men and women. Discounts of up to 80% off original RRP! ...[more] America's Cup, Sailor of the Year, ISAF and more By Rob Kothe, , 7:46 AM Wed 29 Oct 2014 Editorial ...[more] ISAF gap at the top, 18 footers, AC, Volvo and more By Rob Kothe and Jedda Murphy, , 5:59 AM Mon 27 Oct 2014 x ...[more] VOR, Sydney Hobart, AC and more Sailing news from Australia and OS By Rob Kothe and David Schmidt, , 7:32 PM Thu 23 Oct 2014 Editorial ...[more] ISAF Rankings, Sydney Hobart, World Sailor of the Year and more By Rob Kothe, , 6:33 AM Wed 22 Oct 2014 x ...[more] Of 18 footers, Farr 40's and VOR65's By Rob Kothe and Sail-World Team, , 5:04 AM Mon 20 Oct 2014 The brilliant conditions of last week's opening race of the season were duplicated today when the Australian 18 Footers League's Major A. Frizelle Trophy race was sailed in a 20–knots north east wind on Sydney Harbour. The focus in VOR now turns to the notoriously tricky Doldrums, which the teams must pass to reach the Fernando de Noronha way point before heading south east towards Cape Town. ...[more] Farr 40s,VOR—Sailing news from Australia and beyond By Rob Kothe and David Schmidt, , 5:41 PM Thu 16 Oct 2014 Editorial ...[more] Of Volvo, Wharro, Match racing, 18 footers and more By Rob Kothe and the Sail-World Team, , 9:11 AM Wed 15 Oct 2014 On Monday we gave you Volvo Ocean race news exclusively but yes we know there is more. Our VOR newsletters go to 125,000 readers, but ahead there are some other important sailing events. The Rolex Sydney to Hobart is upcoming and we will be switching our attention there. (BTW don't be surprised to see the VOR65's in the 2016 S2H) But we will start with some thoughtful VOR analysis. ...[more] Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15 Leg 1 - Veterans lead fleet towards Gibraltar By Rob Kothe and the Sail-World Team, , 1:04 AM Sun 12 Oct 2014 Over two hundred spectator boats on the water for the start of Leg One Alicante to Capetown. From the gun, the six time VOR veteran Bouwe Bekking took Brunel fast off the pin into the lead and was not headed around the Alicante Bay course. ...[more] Volvo Ocean Race 2014-15 – Just hours before the start By Rob Kothe and the Sail-World team, Alicante, Spain , 8:06 PM Sat 11 Oct 2014 A packed press conference at the Volvo Ocean Race centre yesterday morning, less than 30 hours before the start of Leg 1, Alicante to Cape Town.Now the start is just five hours away. It's yet another clear bright day here in Alicante on Spain's Costa Blanca. This is shaping as one of the best Whitbread-Volvo Round the World races ever. Enormous credit has to go to Knut Frostad and Volvo for tr ...[more] Volvo Ocean Race action, largest sailing show in the world and more By Rob Kothe, , 6:39 AM Fri 10 Oct 2014 x ...[more] Volvo, Extreme 40 and the latest Australian sailing news By Rob Kothe & the Sail-World Team, , 3:07 PM Mon 6 Oct 2014 x ...[more] Régates Royales, Saint Tropez, Laser Masters, the VOR and more By Rob Kothe, Dan Ibsen and the Sail-World Team, , 5:36 AM Wed 1 Oct 2014 x ...[more] Volvo Ocean Race, More Gilmour, Kitefoiling,Oz tops AC winning reasons By Rob Kothe & the Sail-World Team, , 2:39 PM Mon 29 Sep 2014 x ...[more] How the Kiwis foiled Team USA, Santander and VOR 14-15 By Rob Kothe and the Sail-World team, , 4:52 AM Wed 24 Sep 2014 x ...[more] A different view of Santander... By Rob Kothe and Jedda Murphy, , 5:49 AM Mon 22 Sep 2014 x ...[more]
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thank you lorrene, i have to load up my info after the holidays! i love what you're doing, the stroppel work is great fun. so glad the pug was a success!
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Did you know there are only 18 days days until Christmas? Like me, I'm sure you're busy getting gifts for everyone on your list (even the slightly naughty ones). However, the holidays shouldn't be just about giving and receiving (pricey) gifts. They should be about spending time with your loved ones. Even better? Taking the time to make them a homemade gift.
What's great about homemade gifts (besides saving a bit of moolah) is that not only are they fun to make, but they are thoughtful gifts that are personal and unique. In fact, making a gift is a great option for anyone on your list.
Don't know where to get started? Maybe you've never gone the "Look, mom, I made it myself!" route? No worries! We've rounded up our 20 favorite (and easy) DIY gift ideas for the holiday season. And to be included on this list, the DIY gift had to be relatively simple and had to be an item most people would like to receive (monogrammed, personalized, unique, etc.) And, although precious, we're not talking about macaroni necklaces here. :)
1. Rope Nesting Bowls
Nautical accents aren't just for a beach house!Try making these rope nesting bowls.
2. DIY Vintage Teacup Candles
This DIY gift idea is easy, chic, and perfect for those that love the vintage look. Read on to find out how you can make your own vintage teacup candles.
3. Chocolate Spoons
Perfect for a cup of hot cocoa or coffee, this is a sweet treat that is easy to make! Learn how to make your own chocolate spoons.
4. Teacup Succulent Arrangement
This is a cute DIY project that brings a little green indoors – perfect for those cold winter months. Get started making your own teacup succulent.
5. Monogrammed Soap Dispenser
I don't know about you, but I love monogrammed gifts. Towels, mugs, candles, you name it. This monogrammed soap dispenser would make the perfect teacher gift.
6. Hand Drawn Tea Towel
Display your children's treasured artwork every day with this neat gift…perfect for grandparents. We made this last year and it was a huge hit. In fact, although my son drew holiday/winter photos, my mom proudly hangs her tea towel on the stove year-round. View the full tutorial for how to turn kids art into a towel.
7. Chocolate Coconut Sugar Scrub
Who doesn't love chocolate…and soft skin? Try this scrumptious homemade chocolate sugar scrub.
8. Sharpie Coffee Mug
There are so many of these tutorials everywhere. Why? Because who doesn't love drinking their tea or coffee out of a personalized coffee mug? From traditional black to shimmery gold, the options are endless for this easy DIY gift. View one of the sharpie coffee mug tutorials here.
9. Quote Scarf
I also made this for my sister last year, using one of our favorite quotes from one of our favorite movies ("Love Actually"). This gift is amazing. Not only is it simple, but every time the recipient wears this scarf, they'll get all warm and fuzzy inside (figuratively and literally!) because they'll think of you and their favorite quote at the same time. This is the quote scarf tutorial I used.
10. Plastic Animal Jars
We made these cute homemade jars for our little cousins a few years ago – thinking they'd use them for their crayons, scissors, markers, etc. Have fun making your own plastic animal jars!
11. Gold Leaf Bowls
Practical (and pretty!), these gold leaf bowls would be perfect for holding jewelry, loose change, keys…anything! Try your hand at these pretty gold leaf bowls.
12. Photo Coasters
Turn your favorite photos into coasters! This is a simple project that works for just about any adult. Check out the full photo coaster tutorial.
13. Felt Mug or Cup Sweater
Anyone that enjoys hot beverages would love this super easy mug or coffee cup sweater. Made with felt, with very little sewing involved, this project is quick and simple. View the project details for the felt mug or coffee cup sweater.
14.Tulle Tutu
A couple of years ago I made my niece a tutu for Christmas. I found the idea on Pinterest (surprise) and it was super easy…no sewing at all! and there are plenty of great tutorials online. A Sewing Journal did a great round up of tutorials on tutus.
15. Bottle Stoppers
I don't know about you, but I love anything I can paint gold. Spray paint? Even better. And these little gems make a fun little DIY for anyone's kitchen. Have fun making your own animal bottle stoppers.
16. Chalkboard Wine Glasses
These would make great place settings…or let your guests have fun labeling their own. Read the chalkboard wine glass tutorial here.
17. Rustic Metal Inspired Letters
This might be my favorite DIY gift. I love the look of big metal lettering but not the price tag that comes with it. At just a fraction of the cost, these zinc-inspired letters would make a fabulous gift for yourself (ahem) or anyone on your list. Try making these zinc inspired letters.
18. Spiced Dry Rub Mix
Sweet, savory, spicy–all in one delicious blend. Great for seasoning chicken, pork, or beef, this is the perfect DIY gift for the chef in your life. Make the spiced dry rub mix now.
19. Chalkboard Serving Platter
Just one more chalkboard paint craft, I promise. This chalkboard serving platter is perfect for serving cheese, cookies, or any other goodies you might need to label. Learn how to make the chalkboard platter.
20. Gold Painted Coffee Cup
I love this idea. Why? Probably because I love anything gold. Gold animals, gold office supplies, gold shoes…you name it. This super easy DIY gift spices up a boring white coffee cup with simplistic, classy, fun style. And yes, coffee does taste better in a gold painted mug. View the gold painted coffee cup tutorial.
So, there you have it. Our list of 20 simple, homemade gifts for your loved ones. Who says you're not crafty?


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While gallivanting around Europe to promote Star Trek Into Darkness, J.J. Abrams apparently stopped by one of Britain's most famous fictional estates: Downton Abbey, home of enough ominous musical cues and mysteries to be, well, a J.J. Abrams creation. Here's the man himself, mixing something in the kitchen under the watchful eye of Mrs. Hughes (a.k.a. actress Phyllis Logan):


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Kids' Fishing! -- 9:00 am
Practice knot tying and casting, and then see what you can catch!
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Where | Lake Casa Blanca International State Park |
Contact Name | Holly Reinhard |
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Contact Phone | (956) 725-3826 |
Join the rangers for a fun morning of fishing the shores of Lake Casa Blanca. Rods, reels, bait, and plenty of instruction will be provided--just bring plenty of drinking water, a folding chair if you wish, and sun protection. We will be practicing catch-and-release fishing.
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bbechtel16 Posts: 2I just found out that the 370Z has a "differential power switch". Does that mean a differential lock, some measure of control over the LSD characteristics, something else?
Also, after reading Dan Edmunds' writeup about brake caliper placement I've been taking mental notes everywhere! I just noticed today that the 370Z has brake calipers in front, indicating rear tie rods (idler arms?). For a vehicle so dynamically praised and purpose built it seems like a really odd engineering move. Did they deploy some tricky engineering placing both the huge brake calipers and the steering gear out front? -
fourteen14 Posts: 85I cleaned my old car, put my checkbook in my pocket, and went to my local Nissan dealer intent upon ordering a new 370Z. Unfortunately, I will not be driving this car that looks so good online and on paper! Everything was good to go! The new Z is much nicer in person than online! Then I climbed into the driver's seat. Ouch! Let me out of here! The seats are absolutely horrible!! Like sitting on a 5-gallon pail with the open side up! The bolsters are so aggressive, so vertical, so close together, and so hard that they make sitting in the Z unbearable! The flat part of the seat, where I should be sitting, is so narrow that my hip bones rest on the bolsters rather than the flat of the seat. At 6'-1" and 220# I am not a Tokyo teenager, but not really that large for an American male either!
The hunt for a new car goes on! BTW, the seats in the Genesis Coupe are over-bolstered too!!
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perfecto2 Posts: 4Hey,
Let me make anyone that's interested in purchasing a new NISSAN 2009 370Z aware of a major problem with this car.
IT MUST HAVE AN ENGINE OIL COOLER! The car, without an ENGINE OIL COOLER, is not a very poor performance car. As matter of fact, the car is a real disappoint!
If you can only drive the car at low engine RPM's, which would be anything below 3000 RPM's, for short periods, then purchase a 370Z.
I purchased a new 2009 NISSAN 370Z on February 26, 2009, and the car only has 620 miles on it.
I've been contacting NISSAN CONSUMER AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT, WHAT A JOKE, regarding having the 370Z checked for high ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE. I was instructed to take it back to the original NISSAN DEALERSHIP where I purchased the car, which is CRONIC NISSAN, located in Griffin, Georgia, for the NISSAN DEALERSHIP to VERIFY that my 370Z has an ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE PROBLEM. Well, after it was verified that my car did have a ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE PROBLEM, I was advised that I would have to take it to another NISSAN DEALERSHIP, and have it checked again. All of this has been going on for over three months.
I'm advising all potential customers that are interested in purchasing a new 2009 370Z CAR, to ensure that it has an ENGINE OIL COOLER INSTALLED on it prior to making a purchase.
AS FOR NISSAN's CONSUMER AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT, I MUST SAY, WHAT A JOKE! -
perfecto2 Posts: 4From the information I'm receiving from Nissan's Engineers, there is no Engine Oil Temperature problem with the 2009 Nissan 370Z!
I disagree, because you can't drive any 2009 370Z car over 3500 RPM's, when the ambient temperature is over 90 degrees, for more that 25 miles without the Engine Oil Temperature climbing to above 270 degrees. If the 370Z's Engine Oil Temperature reaches 280 degrees, the car's max RPM's will be reduced from 7500 RPM's to 6500 RPM's, and if the Car's Engine Oil Temperature reaches 290 degrees, the car's Engine max RPM's of 7500, will be reduced to 4500 RPM's. That is approximately one half of the 370Z available HORSE POWER.
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rmhockman Posts: 18I have read numerous articles relative to many different oils both synthetic and conventional and there appears to be a heck of lot of non scientific opinions of which is the best. Some prefer Mobil 1 or Castrol Syntec, a few others prefer Royal Purple, Amsoil or Redline and many other brands mostly synthetic for obvious reasons.
If you read their advertising they more or less all claim superiority over the competition.
Frankly I don't know if there is a great of amount of difference except conventional oils have a higher pour point at lower tempertures after reading a published article that claimed oil comparisons, both conventional and synthetic vary only very slightly on long term New York City taxis using a controlled test spanning many thousands of miles over a full years span.
It makes one wonder although the tests did not include high speed track racing.
I guess the same applies to oil filters as well.
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
rmhockman Posts: 18Holy mackeral, engine rpm reduced to 4500 is disasterous and means only 117 mph on the interstate!!! .... I wonder how many drive their cars at those speeds for any distance?? What motor oil are you using, I use Syntec 5-30.
Kind of makes me wonder why my 370z only indicates about 200 to 220 degs. on long mountain grades with outside temps hovering in the 80's???
Perhaps it's because I didn't intend to run my car to death but just enjoy it's wonderful handling and acceleration in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
They certainly don't give these things away you know.
Kirstie_H Posts: 10,924A reporter is looking to speak to a recent buyer or a current shopper of a Chevy Camaro, Dodge Challenger Ford Mustang or Nissan 370Z . Please send your daytime phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com by Tuesday, November 10, 2009.
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milk1 Posts: 2I own a 370z i have less than 20000 milles on it, and i need an new engine cause the engine/oil over heated..and now nissan wants me to pay 12000 for a new engine...not to mention no check oil or engine lights everr coming up...i called nissan Consumer Affairs delclianed my warenty, noo help att alll what a joke..this car must me RECALLED right away...anyne who can help me out please email me at bballmaster2589yahoo.com thanks...
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