Not much griping to do about Nissan’s mega-redesign of the Pathfinder for 2013, changing it from a midsize truck-based SUV to a big crossover SUV.

It’s roomy, smooth and almost sporty, due to quick steering and modest body lean in corners.

It’s quiet, soaks up bad pavement pretty well and is tastefully appointed inside.

Second-row seats tip and slide, even when a child seat is strapped in, to provide a wide aisle to the third row. The second row slides forward and back, providing stunning legroom when fully rearward.

The new Pathfinder, which went on sale in October, is also a remarkable engineering achievement in weight reduction. Roughly 4.5 inches wider and about that much longer than the previous Pathfinder, the new one is some 500 pounds lighter, Nissan says.

Less weight means more scoot using less power and, thus, less fuel. It’s no mpg-champ, but no seven-passenger, three-row, full-size SUV is.

Must be a good combination. Nissan sold twice as many Pathfinders last month as it did a year earlier. Brisk sales gave Nissan enough confidence to bump up Pathfinder’s price $ 380 last month.

Cooling Test Drive’s enthusiasm:

Front seats are a bit lumpy, though they seem like armchairs compared with the dreadful “zero-gravity” seats in the new Altima sedan, which we worried would become Nissan’s standard seats.

Bulbous styling is somewhere between troubling and inoffensive. If you like a crisp, tailored look, nothing here for you to see.

Marginal luggage space behind the third row. It took some creative slanting and tailgate slamming to secure two big suitcases and a duffel for a trek to the airport when all seven seats were taken.

Pathfinder’s only gearbox is a CVT (continuously variable-ratio automatic transmission). Test Drive finds most CVTs odious for their tendencies toward a rubber-band, slipping-clutch sound and feel when the engine’s accelerated hard.

Pathfinder’s gearbox performs suitably when driven easy, however. Nissan says it is a new design, with 40% less internal friction for better mileage. It also has a chain drive instead of a steel-reinforced belt, which lets it tow up to the 5,000 pounds that Nissan set as a key goal for the new SUV.

And most folks who buy a family bus such as the Pathfinder don’t give diddly about CVTs vs. state-of-the-art, crisp-shifting, soul-satisfying, six- or seven- or eight-speed conventional automatic.

The Pathfinder’s luxury cousin, Nissan’s mechanically similar Infiniti JX35, uses a CVT, too, but it provides — and Pathfinder doesn’t — a “sport” mode that converts the CVT to six specific gear ratios, shifting among them much like a conventional automatic. Very nice, and much missed in the Pathfinder.

CVTs usually deliver better fuel economy than other automatics, so more probably are inevitable. (However, Honda’s CVT in the new Accord, it is worth emphasizing, feels much better to drive than most, and shouldn’t be painted with this broad brush.)

Nissan “absolutely” considered a conventional automatic, but “engineers came back and told us a CVT is the best way to get” good mileage, a 5,000-pound towing capacity and strong four-wheel-drive performance in models with that feature, says Rich Miller, truck and SUV product manager for Nissan North America.

The test vehicle had the around-view system that you see advertised on TV, when the wife challenges the hubby as they pass a tight parallel-parking spot: “You sure you can fit in there?” The ad shows little birds escorting the Pathfinder into the slot just fine, suggesting that around-view gives the driver a useful, bird’s-eye view when parking.

Some folks swear by it. Test Drive swears at it.

Too much visual information that’s too little real help, in our opinion. However, visual logic varies, so you might embrace it. And it doesn’t detract from the benefits of the crisp backup camera.

Nissan insists it’s as useful as the automatic-parking systems sold on some vehicles, but the Pathfinder’s around-view setup lost to a couple of the better auto-park systems in a USA TODAY/Cars.com parking system challenge late last year.

It’s hard not to wince when a heavy right foot makes the engine rev needlessly, generating coarse and rude noises because of the evil CVT. But otherwise, it’s hard to find much to seriously dislike about the new Nissan.

What? Radical makeover, turning Pathfinder into three-row crossover SUV that’s bigger, but lighter and more fuel-efficient, than truck-based predecessor. Available with front-wheel drive (FWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD).

When? On sale since late October.

Where? Made at Smyrna, Tenn., alongside similar Infiniti JX 35 and the Nissan Altima sedan to which both are related.

How much? Base S FWD is $ 29,495 with $ 845 shipping. Top-end Platinum Premium AWD (like test vehicle) starts at $ 42,695.

What makes it go? 3.5-liter V-6 rated 260 horsepower at 6,400 rpm, 240 pounds-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm; CVT (continuously variable-ratio automatic transmission) without manual-shift mode.

How big? Similar to Ford Explorer. Pathfinder is 197.2 inches long, 77.2 in. wide, 69.6 in. tall on a 114.2-in. wheelbase. Weighs 4,149 to 4,471 lbs.

Passenger space, 157.8 cubic ft. Cargo space, 16 cu. ft. behind third row, 79.8 cu. ft. with second and third rows folded.

Turning circle diameter, 38.7 ft.

Rated to carry 1,583 to 1,764 lbs. of people, cargo, accessories (FWD); 1,442 to 1,623 lbs. (AWD). Tows up to 5,000 lbs.

How thirsty? FWD rated 20 mpg in the city, 26 highway, 22 in city/highway mix.

AWD rated 19/25/21.

Trip computer in AWD Platinum Premium tester registered 19 mpg (5.26 gallons per 100 miles) in mix of suburban, highway driving.

Burns regular, holds 19.5 gal.

Overall: A honey.

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President Barack Obama on Tuesday nominated two new members to the National Labor Relations Board and renominated Chairman Mark Gaston Pearce for a new five-year term.

The nominations, which require Senate confirmation, come amid uncertainty about the board’s authority after a federal appeals court in January invalidated the appointments of two of its current members.

In addition to Pearce, whose current term ends in August, Obama said he was naming Harry Johnson and Philip Miscimarra. The two are both employment attorneys who represent companies, balancing the board’s three existing members, who have union or Democratic backgrounds.

The Senate will now have five board nominations to consider, after Obama in February asked the chamber to confirm Sharon Block and Richard Griffin, to end any doubt about the legitimacy of their appointments.

“I urge the Senate to confirm them swiftly so that this bipartisan board can continue its important work on behalf of the American people,” Obama said in a statement.

The board, an independent federal agency that oversees union elections and polices unfair labor practices, needs a quorum of three of its five board members in order to make decisions and take other actions. The members serve staggered five-year terms, and Pearce’s next term would end in 2018.

Earlier this year, the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Obama’s appointments of Block and Griffin in January 2012 were invalid. The president had acted under his authority to appoint officials without Senate confirmation when the chamber is in recess, but the court ruled that the chamber was not in recess at the time of the appointments.

Without Block and Griffin, along with two board vacancies, the ruling cast doubt on more than 600 decisions the board has made since their appointment. At least 35 cases involving the NLRB are now on hold in the D.C. Circuit while the board appeals the case and challenges to the NLRB’s authority have been made in at least 73 cases pending in federal appeals courts, according to records kept by the board.

Pearce has been the board’s chairman since August 2011 and a member of the NLRB since March 2010. He was a partner at the law firm Creighton, Pearce, Johnsen & Giroux from 2002 to 2010, where he represented unions.

Johnson is currently a partner at Arent Fox in Los Angeles, where he represents companies in employment cases.

Miscimarra is a partner at the law firm Morgan, Lewis and Bockius in Chicago. His clients have included the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He is also a senior fellow at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business.

Block is a former labor counsel to Senator Edward Kennedy and Griffin is a former general counsel for the International Union of Operating Engineers.

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Dr. Nick Begich has been pursuing independent research in science and politics for most of his adult life. Dr Begich received a doctorate in traditional medicine from the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines in November 2004. Dr. Begich the eldest son of US Congressman Nick Begich Sr. and political activist Pegge Begich. During this interview conducted by prisonplanet.tv, Dr. Begich talks about many controversial science experiments, including HAARP, Mind Control technology, compartmentalization within the science community, and how these technologies, which might be used for the progress of all mankind, is currently controlled by secret military industrial complex interests putting all of humanity at risk. Dr. Begich talks about Alaska as a strategic location that can be utilized by the United States as way to stimulate the economy and put America back on the map as the world’s economic leader. Finally, Dr. Begich spends some time telling us his perspective of the plane crash that killed his father, Congressman Nick Begich sr. and US House Majority leader, Hale Boggs. Dr. Begich recalls out the historical election that faced the US immediately after this tragic plane crash. An almost forgotten event in American history, one that not only changed the course of US history, but the history of the world as well. prisonplanet.tv earthpulse.com
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Pennsylvania backed down the last time they tried to change the electoral vote system to the benefit of Republicans, but maybe this time they’ll follow through:

On December 3, Dominic Pileggi, the powerful Republican majority leader of the Pennsylvania state Senate, announced that he plans to introduce legislation that would change how the state allocates its electoral votes. This shouldn’t be a surprise: Pileggi was one of the Pennsylvania politicians behind the preelection plan to change Electoral College rules.

Before the election, Pileggi’s plan (backed by a mysterious dark-money group called All Votes Matter) was to allocate electoral votes by congressional district, with the winner of each district receiving one electoral vote and the statewide winner getting a two-electoral-vote bonus. That might not seem like a big deal. But Pennsylvania, like other blue states in the upper Midwest, was subjected to a very effective Republican gerrymander after the 2010 midterm elections. Republicans won 13 of its 18 districts in 2012, so if Pileggi’s preelection plan had been in effect, Obama could have been awarded as few as 7 of Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes, despite winning the state.

Pileggi’s postelection scheme has a new twist. Instead of awarding electoral votes by congressional district, it would award them in relation to the statewide popular vote, with a two-electoral-vote bonus for the winner. That would prevent blatantly undemocratic effects like a candidate losing a state’s popular vote but still winning its electoral votes. But it would still have a similar effect to Pileggi’s earlier idea—it would ensure that at least some of Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes, which have gone to Democrats in every election since 1992, would go to Republicans. In a close election, that could change the outcome.

This version of the scheme avoids infecting the electoral college vote with a partisan gerrymander. If does make a state completely irrelevant as far as the Presidential election is concerned, however. Relatively close states like Pennsylvania aren’t going to give up more than a 10-10, 11-9 or, in a real landslide, 12-8 split (that would come in the unlikely event of 55.6% of the two-party vote or higher). There’s no way you could get to 13-7, where the popular vote would have to be above 61% in favor of the victor. So the most you could realistically get out of Pennsylvania in that case is 4 electoral votes, and more likely 2. That would make the state the least important state in the entire union in terms of electoral vote advantage. This is what Colorado figured out when they flirted with this idea; they ultimately decided against it.

Now, Pileggi’s real plan here is to just hand over a certain amount of electoral votes to Republicans just for showing up. Democrats have won Pennsylvania in the last six elections in a row, and so giving Republicans 8 or 9 automatic electoral votes gives them a decided advantage.

Of course, the real point here is that the electoral college is a dumb system that invites this kind of treachery. The better solution is the one practiced in practically every country in the world, to make the winner of the head of state election the individual or party who receives the most votes. Why this is controversial has mostly to do with the tyranny of Constitutional tradition. If Pennsylvania wants to distribute their electoral votes by popular vote, I agree. They could join the National Popular Vote.

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Obama hopes Business Roundtable’s John Engler and CEOs will pressure Boehner into a deal in exchange for lower corporate taxes

My sense in this negotiations is that, if numbers and policy positions are leaking, the two sides are very far apart on a deal. And yesterday we had a lot of leaking, at least on the Republican side.

Here’s what we know. The White House sent a counter-offer to House Speaker John Boehner, one which lowered the revenue target from $ 1.6 trillion to $ 1.4 trillion, and which also included a reform of the corporate tax code, presumably of the “lower the rates, broaden the base” style. The Administration has long sought a corporate tax reform, as has probably every one of the many CEOs the President has met with since the election.

If this were a substitute for spending cuts, it would be a frustrating but acceptable trade. It’s amusing to me that these CEOs walked one by one in to meet the President, supposedly out of concern for the nation’s deficit and legacy of debt, and the strongest thing they could come up with was “lower my tax rates.” I think this quote is pretty telling:

“Start at wiping out all of the deductions, figuring out where that tax rate is—whether it’s 25%, 22%, 15%, whatever it is,” said Douglas Oberhelman, the chief executive of construction-equipment maker Caterpillar Inc. “I think all of us are on that wavelength today to begin the process.”

Yeah, NOBODY in the White House has ever proposed a rate as low as even 25%, much less the other numbers. And this obviously has nothing to do with deficit reduction.

But we have a captured government, and if we can swap reducing corporate tax rates for social insurance cuts, I’d take the trade. Unfortunately, I don’t think that IS the trade; I think the White House added the corporate tax piece into the negotiations so that they could get business groups to pressure Boehner on the other points, especially raising individual tax rates. John Engler of the Business Roundtable dutifully carried that out yesterday. So it’s probably a free throw-in.

Boehner responded with his own counter-offer, the content of which has not been revealed, though through a spokesman he described it as “not dramatically different” from previous offers. More importantly, Boehner went to the House floor and whined about the lack of specifics in spending cuts in the White House offer. This is a familiar dance. Boehner wants the President to own both sides of the negotiation, while the White House wants Boehner to be specific on what kind of cuts he wants to the safety net in particular.

The Administration also feels the economy needs stimulus, and have included it in every offer they have delivered to Republicans. Given the recent economic indicators, they’re probably right to include some near-term spending.

While I do not believe the US economy is in recession by any stretch of the imagination, I am under no illusions about the lack of underlying momentum. Slow and steady, in my opinion. But slow also means more vulnerable; there was more room to absorb an external hit in the late 1990′s than today. Which again leaves me wary about the impact of tighter fiscal policy, and I am not alone.

Sadly, stimulus seems like a blind corner for Republicans as well.

I pretty much agree with Brian Beutler on the state of the negotiations. The tax side of this probably gets done, with the House passing the Senate bill and rates going up above $ 250,000. But both sides at this point feel that have something to gain by going down the slope, through January 1, on the other issues. The dealmaking may not begin until then.

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Tripling the minimum wage to $ 22 an hour from its current $ 7.25 an hour has been suggested by Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who until now had seemed to be keeping a low profile after defeating Republican Scott Brown in November for the Massachusetts seat.

In his State of the Union address on Feb. 13, President Barack Obama proposed increasing the federal minimum wage to $ 9 an hour.

“If we started in 1960, and we said [that] as productivity goes up, that is as workers are producing more — then the minimum wage was going to go up the same. And if that were the case, then the minimum wage today would be about $ 22 an hour,” said Warren, the administration’s former Special Advisor for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

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Warren was speaking at last week’s Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing on “Keeping up with a Changing Economy: Indexing the Minimum Wage.”

Warren added: “So my question is . . . What happened to the other $ 14.75? It sure didn’t go to the worker.”

Panelist Arindrajit Dube, an assistant professor at the Department of Economics at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, responded to Warren’s inquiry by drawing another comparison that appeared to suggest that the approximately $ 14 difference between today’s actual minimum wage and Warren’s hypothetical minimum wage was going to the nation’s top 1 percent of earners.

“The answer to your question, ‘who got the other $ 14?’ we can answer with the following comparison. Had the minimum wage grown at the same pace [of] incomes going to the top 1 percent of the taxpayers, the minimum wage would have stood at $ 33 an hour before the recession in 2007.”

Warren went on to suggest that such an increase in minimum wage would not lead to fewer jobs, as argued by many economists, but rather that raising the minimum wage by several dollars an hour was in fact doable.

“During my Senate campaign, I ate a No. 11 at McDonald’s many, many times a week and I know the price on that one, $ 7.19,” she said. “According to the data on the analysis of what would happen if we raised the minimum wage to $ 10.10 over three years, the price increase on that item would be about four cents, so instead of being $ 7.19 it would be $ 7.23. Are you telling me that’s unsustainable?”

Warren’s $ 10.10 minimum-wage option has been floated recently by other Democrats, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi who earlier this month proposed to her colleagues on the hill that the nation’s minimum wage should be raised to $ 10.

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Opponents to a minimum wage increase argue that such a raise in hourly pay would have a negative effect on overall employment, preventing employers from hiring new entry-level workers and keeping the unemployment rate at or around 8 percent for years to come.

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Kim and Kanye are now not only expecting a baby together, they’re buying property together, as well.

The star couple announced during the holidays that they are excited to be the proud expectant parents of a child whose name will undoubtedly begin with a K, and while some believe the news is just more fodder for Kris Jenner to expand her reality empire, it seems Kim and Kanye are taking it seriously and are ready to settle down.

Their new pad is located in Bel Air and is currently undergoing renovations despite the $ 11 million price tag. Word has it that the couple want to add on a gym, movie theater, and (obviously) a full hair and makeup salon.

Kim has a lot on her plate right now already, between her various business ventures/appearances, the reality show, and her impending divorce from basketball star Kris Humphries. The two have been battling it out in court for months after Humphries accused his ex of orchestrating their wedding simply for the sake of viewers–since it was featured on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians”–and says he wants his $ 2 million engagement ring back. Kim has refused to admit any such thing, however, and their divorce could get even uglier now that she’s pregnant; the state of California says that a woman’s husband is automatically considered to be the father of her unborn child.

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Six time Mr. Olympia champion bodybuilder Dorian Yates warns against drinking fluoride in tap water. Yates explains how fluoride calcifies the pineal gland in the brain, what Rene Descartes called “the seat of the soul,” and claims that it could even be a conspiracy to block humanity reaching higher levels of spiritual awareness.

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