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Availability: Novotel Toulouse Aéroport Hotel
Superior Double or Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Superior Double RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child)
Superior Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests
Executive Double RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child)
4-star hotel with an outdoor pool in Toulouse (Purpan)
This hotel is located in Toulouse (Purpan), near the airport, Purpan Hospital, Roman Amphitheater at Purpan, and Zenith de Toulouse. Also nearby are Toulouse Hippodrome and Ernest-Wallon Stadium.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Novotel Toulouse Aéroport Hotel features outdoor tennis courts. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, climate control, and premium bedding.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Novotel Toulouse Aéroport Hotel Amenities
- General
In addition to an outdoor pool, Novotel Toulouse Aéroport Hotel provides outdoor tennis courts and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 3336 square feet (310 square meters) include meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers a library, a terrace, and multilingual staff. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Airport transportation - drop-off (complimentary)
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 123
- Number of floors - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Free Wi-Fi
- Computer station
- Library
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 3336
- Conference space size (meters) - 310
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Tennis on site
- Outdoor tennis courts 2
- Free self parking
- Pool sun loungers
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free self parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 5:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Novotel Cafe - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Playground on site
- Tennis on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Novotel Toulouse Aéroport Hotel Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at noon
Check-in time ends at midnight
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 15.00 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 10.00 per pet, per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 10.00 per night
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 15 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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Perhaps the biggest news was NBA great Charles Barkley finished last with minus-93 points, which means he made the equivalent of double bogey or worse on 46 of 54 holes. Actor Ray Romano finished 79th with negative-33 points. Both Barkley and Romano were students of famed golf instructor Hank Haney (Tiger Woods' former instructor) on Golf Channel series "The Haney Project" in recent years.
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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Packers failing too much on third and one
Green Bay -- Here's a statistic that reflects the Packers' confidence in their running game on third-and-one:
They lead the NFL in pass attempts.
Of the 35 times the Packers have faced third-and-1, they have attempted to pass it 17 times.
That means half the time they're within a yard of a first down, they have chosen to let their running backs do what running backs are supposed to do in these situations: get the first down.
Offensive coordinator Tom Clements denied that the ratio has anything to do with a lack of confidence in the run game.
"You always go into a game with a couple of runs and a couple of passes and it's just the flow of the game," Clements said. "I don't know the exact numbers offhand. We have run the ball, we have passed the ball, we don't always want to do the same thing. We have something in our arsenal to do what we think is right at that time."
Here's the reality: the Packers rank 23rd in the NFL with a conversion rate of 61.1% when they run the ball on third and 1 (11 of 18).
That's pretty poor for a team with Super Bowl aspirations.
Of the seven other playoff teams, only two have worse third-and-1 conversion rates running the ball. Here are the rankings: New England (84%), Denver (72.7%), Baltimore (69.6%), Houston (64%) Seattle (63.2%), Atlanta (50%) and San Francisco (50%).
The Packers tend to give the ball to FB John Kuhn on the dive play more than they do their running back. It's hard to imagine that teams don't see that coming anytime the Packers are in short yardage.
When the Packers have passed the ball, they have converted 53.3% of the time (8 of 15), and when QB Aaron Rodgers has had to scramble they've gotten it 100% of the time (2 for 2).
The Packers rank 16th in third-and-one conversion rate passing the ball.
"Short-yardage offense, just like all situations, it's kind of a week to week thing," coach Mike McCarthy said. "You look at it, we spend a lot of time looking at all the factors involved in that, even more so when you get to crunch time of the year as far as both sides of the ball, what we're doing and what they're doing.
"But yes, I have confidence in our plan every week. We'll present that tomorrow to the offense, just like we always do. We'll spend the appropriate time in practice on that situation."
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Bucky should teach these boys the barge in wildcat formation. It couldn't hurt those numbers.Hide replies
Yeah, that 4th and Goal play sure worked great against Stanford.
Get the Shermanator on line!
What ever happened to Raji in the backfield?Hide replies
raji plays too many snaps as it is
he is not a washout draft pick without a role like refrigerator perry
Offensive coordinator Tom Clements denied that the ratio has anything to do with a lack of confidence in the run game..... thats got to be the shallowest denial ever. Thing is GB is to stubbornly set on the dive play. I gtd any of the following would work.. fake dive and pitch wide, fake dive or pitch and naked boot, fake dive and roolout to TE after chipping, starks or harris out wildcat, cobb direct snap triple read option... I could keep goingHide replies
Or Clements/MM cud use the FB for what he's MEANT for- BLOCKING on 3rd and 1. Let the RUNNING BACK (HArriS/Green/Etc.) run and have a lead blocker in front to "pave" the way. Even all of YOUR ideas, Huskie, r better than the FB dive by Kuhn. What a wasted playcall over half the time they use it.
if they wasted the playcall half the time they used kuhn in 3rd and 1-2, that means they wasted 1.5 plays this year.
1.5 plays for the year.
most teams waste that per quarter.
I am not a big fan of the wildcat when you have a QB the caliber of Rodgers. To me this is the situation that is the possible exception. I would bet that a direct snap to Cobb on 3rd and a yard or less would convert more often than 63%.
fire campenHide replies
WHile I am not a Campen fan, he's not the bonehead that calls 2rd and 1 passing plays or 3rd and 1 FB dives. I'm not a MM hater, but his stubbornness has cost the Pack more than a few games over the years. If his way doesn't work, he does it his way... (anyway). I am a fan of MM but not of his stubbornness. Fire MM's stubborn side.
rodgers was 14 for 19 on 2nd and 1-2 this year.
maybe it's the fans that are stubborn.
Do you all remember the heyday of Ahaman Green. On 3rd and 2 or less, he was almost a guarantee.Hide replies
The running game in those days was always money.
And then on 4th down against the Eagles, Sherman lost his nerve and didn't go for it with one yard to go. No, I'm not still bitter about 4th and 26 :)
I agree with you totally but didn't they go for it right before the half instead of kicking a FG and not get it? I think frumpy Sherman was shell shocked.
In 2003, the Packers failed on only 1 lonely 3rd-and-1 conversion.
Sadly it was in the above game Drew mentioned.
That game continues to haunt me to this day. I remember we were rolling on offense in the first half. I had tickets to the NFC Championship game the following week, unfortunately that game didn't involve the Packers.
Is that the season that led to Sherman's ouster as GM?
Thompson took over for the 2005 season. Sherman allegedly couldn't get along with Thompson, so he was canned after a dreadful 4-12 record.
Can you imagine what Rodgers could do with the 2003 running game and that OL? Of course he would still need the 2012 receiving corps.
Rodgers would go undefeated with that O-line.
There would simply be no stopping him.
Right? Drew H SAID it!
I still don`t get that call. A. Green was one of the best backs in the nfl and the O-line was very good. Considering the circumstances I would have went for it
let me get this straight, they're better than SF and atlanta and basically even with seattle in converting 3rd and 1. yet, everyone wants SF's short game over the packers?
if campen and the play-calling are the problem, how in the world is SF, ye of a great rushing attack and allegedly the league's top run blocking o-line, only converting an abysmal 50%, significantly worse than even the packers?
2 things bother me about the play calling on 3rd and 1. First stop giving it to Kuhn when he's at FB (Poon Dives I call them.) He has no head of steam. Kuhn is decent when he has momentum not when he is 3 yards behind Rodgers. That play has become useless.
The other thing is when they do throw it, it's a low percentage bomb more times than not. Nothing quick, but long developing bombs. It's been like this for 2 seasons. Hope they figure it out.Hide replies
4 for BKbrewer. States the obvious (to us fans). MM, i love ya, but pls heed the unsolicited advise from the likes of BKbrewer. FB dives and bombs away on 3rd & 1 r not the way to go.
I meant PLUS 4...the add symbol doesnt work apparently.
blood hit it on the head. Gore is supposed to be this monster back but even with him SF is only getting 50% on 3&1 runs. Issue is not lack of confidence in our running backs not getting short yardage when needed. I think it is important to be two dimensional on every plays.Hide replies
I dont think using the FB dive every time is being two dimensional. The FB dive or the heave ho 30 yard pass play are the only two things that MM consistently uses on 3rd and short, and it's really gotten annoying b/c it's cost the team several promising drives. If the FB dive or long bomb was used as a CHANGE OF PACE, rather than the ONLY 2 plays, then it might actually catch the defense off guard. When the FB dive/long bomb r the only things ur doing, the defense scouts that beforehand and takes adv. How about using Kuhn to, what? BLOCK for the RB in an i formation w/ two tight ends & WR or 2 WR/1 TE? Just saying.
they don't use the FB anywhere near as much as you think.
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The Darien Lions Club will host its annual Halloween Party for area children on Wednesday- October 31st at the Sportsplex, 451 Plainfield Road, from 6:30 to 9:00 PM. This event features many fun games and prizes for all children attending along with a haunted-house themed contest, magic shows and other attractions. A Sportsplex ice rink also is available for use by older children. As always- admission is free courtesy of the Darien Lions Club.
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A Weatherford police officer was transported to the hospital after witnesses said his motorcycle and a car collided Friday afternoon at the intersection of Palo Pinto Street and Waco Street.
Cruz Rivas, who has been a motorcycle officer with the police department for several years, was conscious and talking when an ambulance transported him to a Fort Worth hospital, Sgt. Wendy Field said.
Witnesses reported an 18-wheeler on Palo Pinto Street stopped to let a black Honda Accord that was northbound on South Waco Street cross Palo Pinto Street, according to Sgt. Dennis Whitford.
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When I arrived my dorm bunk was no longer available so I was upgraded to a bedroom suite with two beds, bunk beds and private bath (no bad for the same $7 price of a dorm bunk). The location is walking distance to El Sunzal and El Tunco surf beaches. There are local stores selling affordable fruit and Pupusas nearby. There's a community kitchen and common space for hanging out. Good value and amenities.
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I stayed in a basic budget single room for over two weeks and found it to be fantastic value for money with 1st class hosts and very good facilities for the money I paid. The room was basic but very comfortable for both myself and my bank balance and it was only minutes from the surf in one direction and transport in the other. I am returning again shortly and would thoroughly recommend it to anyone travelling on a budget who needs the services of very friendly knowledgeable and helpful hosts
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The following is an excerpt from a Thanksgiving talk I will give this Sunday, 11 a.m., at the Baha'i Unity Center, 2370 Wesley Chapel Road Decatur, GA 30035. You are cordially invited.
Thanksgiving Message from a Pilgrim in Progress in this New American Cultural Revolution
Thanksgiving is a special time for me for many reasons, not only because it reminds me to be thankful, but also because I am a pilgrim, both literally, as Pellegrino is Italian for Pilgrim, and symbolically, on a progressive pilgrimage and journey of learning and growth. And, like the early pilgrims to this country, this journey was blessed greatly by an early opportunity to live among the Native Americans, on a Reservation in northern NY, and to visit and stay on many other Reservations around this country. I went there over 30 yrs ago in my young, white-male, arrogance—to teach, counsel and save them—and, not unlike the early pilgrims, I was instead "saved" (from my ignorance and arrogance) and learned more from them than I could have ever imagined. I will sum up in two words the Native American religion and way of life that I learned: thankfulness and gratitude.
Now fast forward 30 years to 2012 and this pilgrim is thankful for many things including the Native Americans and what they taught and continue to teach me, but I am especially thankful today for the New American (and really world-wide) Cultural & Spiritual Revolution, described as follows:
1) I give thanks for the African Americans, and other peoples of direct African descent, described in my Faith's Writings as a people " like unto the pupil of the eye that is dark in color but is a fount of light and the revealer of the contingent world.", for shedding your light of spirit and guidance on this nation and the world. In my understanding of history and scripture, and through my personal experience serving together with you, it is your time to take a leadership role in ushering in this new age of enlightenment and progress, and to help shift the power structure away from the evils of excessive materialism, nationalism, racism, exploitation, sexism, homophobia, and all the phobias of the feared "other", to one which is reflective of the wonderful diversity of humanity and is characterized by equity and inclusion. To me it is no accident or anomaly that one of your own has been chosen twice by a diverse array of Americans of all backgrounds to be their leader and the most powerful leader in the world. The Scriptures state that you will reach your zenith through the innate strength of character, your dependence on the God of your understanding, and through your spirit of forgiveness, especially exhibited towards your former oppressors. (Two great examples of this attitude of forgiveness combined with mercy and justice are Dr. King in this country and Nelson Mandela in S. Africa, but I see it every day in my interactions with your community, as I am welcomed by and made to feel at home with you all, though I still retain vestiges of my ingrained white superiority complex.)
2) I give thanks for the Immigrants to America, those of Latin American, Asian, African, Eastern European, Middle Eastern origin, no matter how they came here and what hardships they had to endure, just like our immigrant ancestors (who, by the way, were all considered "illegal" or worse by the dominant group of the time—even my Italian ancestors were called WOPS—which meant, "without papers"), to make this nation the most diverse which, as the President recently said in his re-election speech, is our true strength and American exceptionalism—our unity in diversity. (I am also thankful that after this election and the overwhelming participation of immigrants of all backgrounds, the majority of Americans and leaders has awakened to these facts, have remembered where they came from, and now want to welcome these immigrants and afford them a path to citizenship.) It is interesting to note that many of the Latin American immigrants coming here have Native American heritage. And, all of this is prophesied in the scriptures of all the Holy Books, including my Faith's writings.
3) I give thanks for the Women, who bring us in the world through their labor, are the first educators and nurturers of us all, and have borne the brunt of oppression by a male dominated society for ages, but are also now taking a leadership and shared power role. This will, according to the Scriptures, ultimately end war, for women leaders will be far more reluctant to send their children to die on battlefields. (Many feel that a woman will be our next President.) As the equality of men and women, a spiritual and rational principle, becomes reality, men will actually be freed and liberated from living the lie that they are somehow superior—which will lift a burden of denial from their shoulders enabling them to mature and reach their full potential. So I also give thanks for those men who are achieving this freedom and liberation by showing the due respect and regard for women.
4) I give thanks for the White folk, especially fellow white males, who are working hard to identify and abandon our inherent sense of superiority and dominance, which often leads to arrogance and the need to be in control and right all of the time, especially when interacting with people of color and women. This false idea of superiority has wreaked so much havoc on our entire American and world society, leading to wars, slavery, Jim Crow, racism and colonialism, that its solution, together with the attitude of forgiveness for past wrongs on the part of the oppressed peoples of color, will insure, according to my Faith's writings, a path to world peace.
5) Finally, I give thanks for the following spiritual and practical principles which are taking root in America and humanity as a whole (all of which are principles enunciated in my Faith's prophecies and writings, but also in scientific research):
a) Independent Investigation of Truth: More than ever people can and are investigating truth for themselves and don't have to rely on the past power brokers, including those who spend millions to influence people's decisions with tv ads. Even the label and word "independent" has become vogue. This holds true for religion too, where the clergy have no special right or privilege of interpreting the scriptures or defining people's faith and actions. And no one can claim to know or have the whole or only truth, while everyone is free to use the tools of science and religion, and the powers of rational mind and spiritual discernment to learn truth.
b) Elimination of the Extremes of Wealth and Poverty: It is absolutely unjust for anyone to live in abject poverty while another lives in luxurious wealth. Not only is this immoral but it is dangerous to the economic health of a society and all civilizations have fallen and economies crashed where this disparity between the wealthy and the poor became extreme. It is simply not sustainable. (This does not mean that everyone should have the exact same amount of pay, relative wealth, etc, however there has to be moderation, and it is the job of government to enforce that moderation through sound economic policies, which include progressive taxation.)
c) A Global Society and New World Order is emerging which will be characterized by equity rather than exploitation of any one or group of nations over another. America and Americans are beginning to learn how to share prosperity and the world's resources rather than hoarding them.
d) The Realization of the Oneness of Humanity, the Oneness of Religion, and the Oneness of God: We are learning that there is no superior race, no superior religion, and no one's higher power or concept of God (or lack thereof) is superior to another's belief or viewpoint. We can therefore come together in the spirit of consultation and compromise to learn from each other.
Wow, there's a lot to be thankful for! Happy Thanksgiving!
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2 games i would keep an eye on today:
jets vs devils
devils should get the w, however the jets have played everyone close as of late. they have lost by 2 their past two games, but both deficits were as result of a final minute empty net goal. they have a high probability of keeping it close. here are the odds to watch.
jets regulation win: +195
draw(game goes to OT) +320
a one unit play on each would make a small profit if the jets win, or a nice profit if the game goes to overtime. you drop 2 units if the devils win in regulation.
canucks vs red wings
canucks are the better team here. they had yesterday off while make the trip from nashville to detroit. the wings played a physical division rivalry game last night vs the preds. i think vancouver should take it or at least keep it close. i actually like the odds of this one going to overtime. here are the current odds.
canucks w: +115
draw: +295
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ATTINGER, MARJORIE E., 67, of Sunbury. Visitation from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Friday at Shamokin Dam Christian Missionary and Alliance Church, Stetler Avenue, Shamokin Dam, followed by the funeral at 11. Burial in Herndon Cemetery. V.L. Seebold Funeral Home, Selinsgrove.
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CORBIN, RUTH M., 91, of Selinsgrove. Visitation from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Simon's Funeral Home, Inc., 7720 Perry Hwy., Pittsburgh. Funeral service at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. John's Lutheran Church of Highland, 311 Cumberland Road, Pittsburgh. Burial in Allegheny County Memorial Cemetery.
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KRAMM, BRANDON S., 30, of Winfield. Visitation from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday at Bucknell Hall, Bucknell University, Lewisburg. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at Rooke Chapel, Bucknell University, Lewisburg. Burial in Watsontown Cemetery. Cronrath-Grenoble Funeral Home, Lewisburg.
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SHAW, JUDITH A., 74, of Danville. Visitation from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today at Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2294 Ridge Road, Northumberland, followed by funeral at 1 p.m. Burial in Columbia Hill Cemetery, Danville. Visneski Funeral Home, Danville.
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A few days back, Michelle and I hosted a beer tasting for a few friends and I learned a few tips. The full review of the beers tasted along with recipes will follow later, but here's a quick list of what I learned.
Overall, the evening was a great success and I am working on getting notes and recipes put together for a future post. Any other suggestions on how to host a beer pairing party? Tips or tricks that I don't know about?
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I have just passed the 5K mark in mileage with lots of high speed freeway and around the town travel. Have not experienced road/tire noise. LOVE the car. However, I had a 2004 Azera LTD with considerable tire noise. Factory equipped tires were some Michelin model that is no longer offered. Finally gave up and invested $1K in a new set at 24K miles.
wamba2000 Posts: 146Jay, I have had my Genesis 3.8 Premium since mid-June, I think the only noise running is from the tires. They are 18" Michelin tires that are designed to have low rolling resistance and save energy; key is that means less handling and harder rubber compound in my experience.
I expect when the tires are changed out, the ride may quiet a bit.
The road noise seems a function of the road surface you are driving on rather than the tires, Go ahead, if that is the only noise you hear, you can just turn the sound system (the Lexicon is pretty good!) up a little to offset the road noise.
Blind Spot Monitor-When? Update
The latest issue of Motor Trend (2/2012) has an interesting article (page 28) by Ron Kiino that addresses the importance of a blind spot warning system/sensor. This safety feature is currently available on premium brands such as Acura, Audi, BMW, Infiniti, Mercedes, Lincoln, and Volvo. It is also being made available on some non-premium brands such as the Toyota Camry, Honda and Nissan minivans, Ford Taurus and others. According to Kiino Hyundai and VW are currently working on theirs, but as of now no news on when it will be available for Hyundai. Hopefully the 3.8 Genesis sedan will offer one of these systems similar to the one in Mercedes in the near future!
While I agree with you as does Consumer Reports (page 31 of the just released 2012 April Auto Issue) that the 2012 3.8 Genesis Sedan is a remarkable car, 'best upscale sedan' for 2012, outscoring the Lexus ES 350 and the Toyota Avalon (all three of these vehicle currently do not have a blind spot detection system, but Toyota/Lexus will be adding one soon since the newly redesigned 2012 Camry now has a pretty good one). I and Consumer Reports (and many others, including Motor Trend editors) disagree with your position that a blind spot warning system/sensor is NOT necessary (see pages 13 1nd 23 of the April 2012 Auto Issue).
Also, consider the following:
1.) Our baby boomer generation is increasing tremendously every day; when people age they do not have the good range of motion they had in their youth to make good torsional movements to turn their head to check traffic clearance and/or blind spots as they did previously, to make safe lane changes at freeway speeds when cars overtaking them which can come out of no where extremely fast, etc.
2.) Also many non-senior drivers may have restricted range of motion issues due to neck and/or back injuries or disabilities that do not prevent them from driving but that can make their driving experience unsafe when they cannot check their blind spots effectively, even if their side and rear-view mirrors are adjusted to the best possible angle.
Given just these two examples it is quite clear that the blind spot detection systems/sensors would make the driving experience so much safer for so many, and to all of us sharing the road with them.
So, when, not if, Hyundai adds a good blind spot detection system/sensor, it will make an already excellent car so much better and safer.
Hyundai---When will this happen? I hope soon!
I made no comments specifically on the Genesis sedan. I merely stated that with properly adjusted mirrors there is no blind spot and thus no need for a blind spot monitoring system. Proplerly adjusted mirrors do not require any out of the ordinary range of motions or any significant torsional movements for proper use. Any driver with properly adjusted mirrors can use them properly.
mxyzhang Posts: 2Test drove one 3.8 with technology option last weekend, was kind of disappointed on couple things:
1. The response to the gas paddle is delayed. This is very obvious, as I test drove a Lexus ES350 right after that. Also compared to my Highlander, which responses immediately. I donÕt if that particular car had problem or not, or was it because of the electronic control system vs. older carÕs mechanical control.
2. Pretty bumpy on the road, when passing a bridge which is not very smooth on surface. Both my wife and me felt the obvious jumping of the car. Understand the GenesisÕs suspension is firmer, like a sports car. But I would prefer a smoother experience with a luxury car. As the Lexus dealer said: no one wants to experience the bumpy road on high way 880.
I do not see anyone has similar experience on this car from the review. Seems like most of you are happy with this car. Wondering if the car test driven had problem with it. Any comment welcome.
tjc78 JerseyPosts: 5,025I had an early-build 2009 3.8. I never got used to the jittery, unsettled ride. If a soft ride is your preference, then look elsewhere IMHO. The ES350 is a fine ride (a bit small for me), the Avalon is great (had 03 and an 06) and I replaced my Genesis with a 2012 Buick LaCrosse 3.6. I love it. It has GM's HiPer Struts which really soak up the bumps well without being overly floaty. The Genesis handles better being RWD but at the expense of ride quality.
Hope this helps.
1999 Chevy S10 / 2004 Merc Grand Marquis / 2012 Buick LaCrosse
jbhogen Posts: 21Just went from a Mazda 6s to a Genesis 5.0 (non R) yesterday. No throttle delay whatsoever. The car is top notch, loads of performance and tech. Much better turn radius and acceleration than the 6, yet fuel economy is comparable. Not as nimble as the 6 and the brakes, though powerful, aren't as easy to modulate. I'll do a proper review later but figured two other Mazda 6s owners might be interested in a fellow converts short term take.
I just bought a Hyundai Genesis V6 fully Loaded from Fairfax Hyundai VA. I had read a very good review of this Car and it has only 20 Miles on it.
very disappointed with Genesis !!!!!
Then I just realized that there is cricket insect kind of sound on the cabin ( driving side) when you accelerate the CAR.
When I showed to Dealer and they detected Fuel Pump is bad and going to replace on Monday. Its kind of hard to believe that Fuel pump has a problem in the assembly line. ( Car has just 20 Miles when the problem was detected )
Lets see if this fixes a problem.
I can seriously doubt the quality of the CAR. I am bit nervous that I made the right decision to go with Genesis. I am not even sure if its a safety related issue.
Just curious if any one else seen this problem.


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COPLEY TWP.: Rob Slone delivered a message to his Cuyahoga Falls boys basketball team at halftime Tuesday night.
After Wadsworth scored the first four points of the second half to go up by 10 points in a Copley Division I sectional game, Slone called timeout and reiterated that message, with a little more emphasis.
"I thought [Wadsworth] was the tougher team in the first half, which is something we pride ourselves on this year, trying to be the most aggressive, toughest team on the floor," said Slone.
"I told them we were getting outworked, out-toughed, and if they wanted it, or turn their stuff in tomorrow, you either got to step up and play or turn it in."
Message received. The Black Tigers immediately scored the next 11 points and took the lead. However, it took all of the fourth quarter, as well as an overtime period, before Cuyahoga Falls captured a 48-42 victory.
A 3-point shot by 6-foot-7 junior Angelo Cugini, just his second basket of the night, put Cuyahoga Falls ahead to stay at 41-39 with 1:23 left. A rugby-type scrum near the Wadsworth basket then resulted in a jump ball, with alternating possession awarding it to Falls.
Matt Lawrence, a 5-10 senior who led Falls with 16 points — six in overtime — was fouled with 42.7 seconds left, and he made both free throws for a four-point lead.
The Black Tigers made 4-of-5 free throws the rest of the way, allowing only a 3-pointer by Wadsworth's Tucker Robinson with two seconds left, to close it out.
Falls earned the right to face the sectional's top seed, Nordonia, at 6 p.m. Friday at Copley.
"It's just which team is going to show up with the chip on their shoulder and says — you know what — this is what I'm going to do, what are you going to do to stop it?" said Slone. The Grizzlies took a six-point halftime lead and increased it to 25-15 on baskets by Kyle Prunty and Nathan Pound. But they didn't score for more than five minutes until a Prunty layup that put Wadsworth back up 27-26 at the end of the third quarter.
A half-court trap, or "run and jump" as Slone called it, created problems for most of the Grizzlies. That is, except for Prunty, a 6-5 junior, who led all scorers with 24 points.
Prunty converted a three-point play, cutting a four-point deficit to 33-32 with 1:15 left in regulation, and made 1-of-2 free throws with 21.2 seconds remaining to tie. His blocked shot with 7.1 seconds left helped send it to overtime.
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UPDATE (4 p.m. Nov. 27)-Tyler Grimes, a 15-year-old Milford Mill resident, who had been missing, has been found alive and well.
On Monday, Baltimore County police said Grimes was last seen at 4 p.m. Nov. 24 at his home in the 3500 block of Wild Cherry Road.
He was reported missing at about 12:35 a.m. Nov. 25, according to a news release.
Grimes is white, and is 5 foot, 5 inches tall, the release states. He weighs 160 pounds and has brown eyes and straight, brown hair.
"He does not have a vehicle or a driver's license," the release states. "His direction of travel is unknown, but he does have relatives in Florida."
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Are automobiles a major cause of global warming?
Yes indeed, S.O.P. for all who work for Obama.
After a many years long campaign, the government is closing some 600 weather stations that they finally admitted were compromised and giving false data, data that distorted overall climate data with false readings that made warming look worse than it was.
They probably still need to close thousands more.
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The New York Times, a faithful shill for Al's snake-oil elixir, following the wagon from town to town, got an advance copy of the U.N. report and gives out with the "good" news: It's a "near certainty" that humans are responsible for the rising temperatures of recent decades, and warns that by the end of the century all the little people — small children, midgets and others whose growth was stunted by drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes at an early age — will be up to their belly buttons in salt water. The seas will rise by more than three feet.
President Obama tried the other day to elbow Al aside to lead with his assertion that hurricanes are getting worse and that only he has the power to put them in their place. Hurricanes are actually getting not worse, but fewer. Only three major hurricanes have made landfall so far in Mr. Obama's presidency. Grover Cleveland, who was president between 1885 and 1889, entertained 26 major hurricanes during his presidency, and that was before global warning was invented.
On the contrary, what frustrates Al and the snake-oil industry is that the skeptics can no longer be shut out of the conversation. "We can expect the climate crisis industry to grow increasingly shrill, and increasingly hostile toward anyone who questions their authority," Kenneth P. Green, a former member of the U.N. panel, predicted three years ago. Another former panelist, Dr. Kimimori Itoh, a Japanese physical chemist, calls the phenomenon "the worst scientific scandal in history. When people come to know what the truth is, they will feel deceived by science and scientists."
That's too bad, because when science and scientists one day discover a genuine crisis, nobody will listen. We're up to our ears already in snake oil.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/aug/23/pruden-up-to-our-ears-in-snake-o- il/
Ah, the Washington Times. Uh huh.
Down here in New Mexico, our friends have a neighbor who's a retired resource prof and he's following the drought. He likes the theory that the jet stream has shifted due to arctic changes. The idea is that the loss of sea ice is causing the loss of rain down here due to jet stream or circulation pattern changes. I recently picked up on it because of this headline, even though I don't plan on running the Grand again.
Unprecedented Cut in Colorado River Flow Ordered, Due to Drought (wunderground.com)
Come to think of it, if the river shrinks below 1,000 cfs, maybe I could canoe it without swimming every 100'.
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They did not bother to mention that the 3 states using that water have had massive increases in population and water usage. CA is double from 50 years ago, AZ has 5 times the population, and NV almost 10 times the population. That is a lot of toilet flushing. As for drought we are a desert. Hopefully we get some rain. Our friends spent 5 days in Prescott AZ and it rained 4 of the 5 days they were there. I am sure the firefighters would appreciate rain as well.
If it happened 800 years ago, do you think Al would blame that on Man as well.
GEOFFREY NORMAN says
Reverend Gore, of course, doesn't deny climate change. Climate change has been very good to him, though he hasn't made any notable personal sacrifices to curtail it or, even, set an example of saintliness. Does not fly commercial or live, at last report, in a yurt.
He has, in short, the same sort of relationship with "carbon" that Elmer Gantry had with sin.
"Up to our ears in snake oil". LOL, love it.
In the 70's, these "scientists" told us to prepare for global cooling... nothing happened.
In the 80's, it was the ozone hole that was going to do us in...nothing happened.
Starting about 15 years ago it was global warming...nothing happened.
Now it is the enigmatic "climate change". Well, maybe they finally found something that can't be disputed... the climate has been changing for the last few billion years, so I am sure it will continue to do so.
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The only thing successful about the MP was that it was successfully ratified by several countries. It was just another misguided attempt to correct a problem that did not exist.
The only place the ozone thinning was ever noticed was at the south pole. It has probably been that way for a few million years and just recently noticed. Certainly there aren't a lot of people at the south pole running around haphazardly spraying hair care products.
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That's not the way I heard it.
Saw a woman on C-SPAN book talk not long ago saying global warming has plateaued. Something along the lines of this story from The Week. Ah, this was the show. She just mentioned GW in passing.
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So why isn't Al toning down his lies and rhetoric? He wants to get his CC stocks to shoot back up. He is a GREEDY low life [non-permissible content removed], that has Lied to the World and is trying to keep the lie alive. He can call those that are skeptical every foul name on national TV, we that have a brain to think for ourselves should reciprocate.
Beats me - are you watching TV or something again? It's been at least a couple of years since I've seen or read anything about Al - really nothing much since the divorce.
[edit] - if this leak is true, then we'll have some new ammo next month to play with. (theweek.com)
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Interview has been all over the Net.
A Union of Concerned Scientists blogger wrote Thursday the former vice president deserved kudos for his "Nobel-Peace-Prize winning efforts" in being a strong voice on climate change -- but that a piece of misinformation made its way into an interview he gave to the Washington Post.
Gore, referring to Hurricane Sandy as the type of strong storm that's fueled by climate change, told the paper "the hurricane scale used to be 1-5 and now they're adding a 6."
"The extreme events are more extreme," Gore said in his Post interview. "The fingerprint of man-made global warming is all over these storms and extreme weather events."
"There are no plans by the National Hurricane Center — the federal office responsible for categorizing storms — to create a new category," she blogged, adding: "Though, it is worth noting that the rest of the interview included accurate and important information and it's unfortunate that this blip made its way in."
She also warned that "Politicians and others can be effective communicators of climate science and guide us toward policy action, but they risk creating confusion and eroding public confidence in science when they make misrepresentative statements."
Why should I believe what is written in a rag called THE WEEK? I don't trust anything I read anymore. EVERYTHING IN THE MEDIA AND ON THE WEB is agenda based. 99% has very little basis in fact. Most of the USA is having the mildest summer on record. South America is having the coldest winter on record. Those I assume are facts. We just experienced the shortest summer in the Arctic since when?
The GW cult is grabbing at every little shred of evidence and so are those that are skeptical. Divided we stand.
Well, you don't have to believe The Week (just a site I found tonight): all you have to do is wait a month and see what the latest UN report says. Then you can dissect the conclusions drawn from all the studies.
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greg128 Posts: 336Last week CNN aired a report that sea level rise "could be" 3 feet by the end of the century. They showed a map of Manhattan before and after with a large part of the perimeter under water.
I actually looked up the data. Sea level has been rising since the end of the last ice age. On average in the last 110 years it has risen 1.7mm per year. THAT RATE HAS DECLINED to 1.2mm per year over the last 7 years. That correlates to about 5 inches per century or about 14% of the claimed increase.
GW is just another excuse for more government control and to suck more money from the private sector. Their "Solution" to tax energy would have absolutely no effect on our climate but would have a huge negative effect on our economy, forcing more people to become dependent on the government...ensuring the re-election of our brilliant and caring leaders.
Basically the GW scam tied to Kyoto, is a way to extort money from the rich countries and give it to the poor countries. Filtered through the corrupt World banking systems. Canada and Russia have told them to stick Kyoto where the sun don't shine. The tin pot dictators across Mexico, So America, Africa and Asia are all standing around with their hands out. They have no binding commitments to cut back on GHG. Thankfully our Congress never ratified Kyoto. Even though Kyoto is all but dead a few die hard states and countries want to continue the extortion.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-08/carbon-market-champions-undeterred-by-k- - yoto-dead-end-eu-says.html
If you happen to be stuck in a state that extorts every penny from the tax payers like CA, your only real hope is moving out. The mandates that are in place will bankrupt the state. With three good sized CA cities already bankrupt and Los Angeles hanging on by a thread, the state cannot continue to kick the debt burden down the road. One bright spot was the court bringing our stupid High Speed Rail scam to a screeching halt. Hopefully they de-fund the agency and send them all packing.
Court rules California bypassed requirements for bullet-train process
Officials failed to comply with funding and environmental reviews set in the 2008 ballot measure, the judge says in a ruling over a lawsuit aimed at stopping the project.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0817-bullet-ruling-20130817,0,4946222.st- - ory
As I am sure you are aware, the U.N. is the most corrupt, politicized, and wasteful org. on this earth. Of course they are behind the climate change hoax and will push to perpetuate it any way they can. I would not put any stock on anything coming out of the U.N.
In very simple terms, their agenda could be boiled down to, "No man made climate change, no paycheck for us".
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I have actually heard people use the argument that when water gets warmer it also expands and that this will contribute to sea level rise.
What they don't understand is that most things do expand as they heat up, but water has some peculiar properties and does just the opposite. It expands as it gets colder and freezes then contracts as it heats up.
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texases Posts: 5,511"What they don't understand is that most things do expand as they heat up, but water has some peculiar properties and does just the opposite. It expands as it gets colder and freezes then contracts as it heats up."
That is true ONLY around the freezing point, beginning at 39 F. At any higher temperatures water expands with temperature.


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350 Rebuild Question(I'm doing my first engine rebuild!!)...
Hey guys, I'm looking into rebuilding my first 350 for my 82 K10 4x4! I'm really excited to try it. I've been doing a ton of research and I really think I could do this! But the thing thats really been confusing me is the cam. From what I understand cam replacement is pretty routine with an engine rebuild... I'm not really looking to build this thing for a whole a lot of performance. I'm not looking to impress anybody, I just want a nice stock(or close to it) engine that will run well for many years and keep my old dinosaur on the road. The big headache I'm running into is figuring out which cam to buy when the time comes? I don't know which one would be the best fit for my truck. There are so many different sizes to choose from with the lift and duration. Anybody have any advice? I don't know where to begin in purchasing one because I'm not even sure what size the stock cam is. Thanks for reading and I look forward to hearing your input!
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Just look around at camshaft manufacturers and get a "mild" performance cam. It will give a little more punch than the stocker without making your truck unreliable or get bad fuel milage.1995 Silverado,Z71, 3-inch lift,2-inch leveling kit, SkyJacker Suspension, short ram-air intake, throttle body spacer, MSD ignition coil, straight pipes
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Alright you will want to call up comp cams, and order an RV towing cam, they will be able to make sure you get the right one when you order by year, model, and gears, tranny type (auto, manual)
With an RV towing cam you are getting a bit more torque, and at a lower RPM range.. This will help to keep your truck moving for a long time to come..Mike
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Almost every cam manufacturer website has a contact # or email, call or send them the specs on your truck and what your expecting to do with it and they can give you some good advice on what cam would be best.
The RV cam is probably the most popular one sold for mild performance without all the nasty side affects and that'll probably be their recomendation but it cost's you nothing to pick their brains for advice, these companies sell thousands of cams a year and their techs know there stuff.
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Vermont Law School, Schweitzer Fellows and COVER Home Repair Partner to Weatherize Homes in the Upper Valley
October 22, 2010
SOUTH ROYALTON, VT -- Vermont Law School students and Schweitzer Fellows are working to help COVER Home Repair meet their 100 Homes in 100 Days goal before winter begins. Students, staff and faculty will spend two Saturdays, October 23 and November 6, weatherizing homes for local residents in need.
The media are welcome to attend the training and weatherizing events. Training is from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at VLS's Institute for Energy and the Environment, Eaton House, 153 Chelsea Street, South Royalton. Weatherizing projects will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at homes of low-income, disabled and elderly residents in South Royalton, Randolph and White River Junction. Media should contact Michelle Tarnelli for the exact locations.
For information on the Schweitzer Fellowship, visit www.schweitzerfellowship.org. For information on COVER Home Repair, visit www.coverhomerepair.org.
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Avocado Stuffed with Crabmeat Salad
Makes 6 servings
A delicious spring and summer dish...healthy too!
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4 medium-size ripe avocados
juice of 1 lemon
Seasoning Mix:
5 1/2 teaspoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Meat Magic®
3/4 teaspoon dried mustard
1/4 teaspoon dill weed
Vegetable Mixture Ingredients:
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
1/4 cup chopped yellow bell pepper
2 teaspoons minced garlic
2 tablespoons finely chopped jalapeno peppers
Crab Salad Ingredients:
2 teaspoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Pepper Sauce®
1 egg
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup green onions, thinly sliced
1 pound lump white crabmeat, picked over to remove shells and cartilage
how to prepare
Cut the avocados in half and remove the seed. Carefully remove the peel, leaving the sections in one piece. Coarsely dice 1 avocado half and set aside. Sprinkle the remaining with a little lemon juice to prevent discoloration. Set aside.
To Make Vegetable Mixture:
Heat the oil in a 10-inch skillet over high heat. Add the onions and cook, stirring frequently, until the onions are brown on the edges, about 4 minutes. Add the red and yellow bell peppers and stir well. Continue to cook, stirring frequently, until the onions are golden and the bell peppers have rich but subdued colors, about 3 minutes. Add the garlic and jalapeños and stir for 1 minute. Add the Seasoning Mix. Cook, stirring frequently, until the seasoning darkens slightly, about 2 minutes.
Transfer the vegetables to a sheet pan, spread them evenly over the pan and cool in the refrigerator.
To Make the Crab Salad:
Combine the Magic Pepper Sauce® and the egg in a food processor. Process briefly to combine then add the oil in a slow, steady stream until the mayonnaise is thick and the oil is absorbed. Add the reserved chopped avocado and process until smooth. Transfer the mayonnaise to a mixing bowl and fold in the cooked vegetable mixture and the green onions; then gently fold in the crabmeat until the mixture is just combined (do not over mix). Refrigerate the crab salad until ready to use. Makes about 3 cups.
To serve:
Mound ½ cup of the Crab Salad on top of each avocado half. Serve on a bed of lettuce, if desired
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Train #1 leaves Durango behind engine #478 for Silverton earlier this month. More than 100,000 tourists will ride the slim rails through the Las Animas Canyon this summer.
The purchase of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail line between Antonito and Chama has moved closer to reality as Colorado and New Mexico have agreed to terms for the purchase of the 64 mile stretch of narrow gauge track between the two cities.
New Mexico had been reluctant to commit itself to the purchase, rejecting earlier proposals by Colorado. Both states had appropriated a total of $548,000 for the purchase of the track, nine steam locomotives and 130 freight cars from the D&RGW.
The purchase approval made no mention of the stretch of line between Chama and Durango. Earlier attempts to obtain an option were rejected by the railroad, and it is likely now that the railroad will actually dismantle that section, severing the Silverton branch from the system which gave it its birth.
An inspection of the entire line by your REPORT editor this month indicates that the states will have to make substantial repairs to the track and facilities before any trains could be operated. The remaining water tanks have been drained and the weather plus the shrinking of the wood has all but ruined the tanks. The paving of a state highway over Cumbres Pass has spawned the removal of track sections along the line for culverts, access roads and etc. Not to mention boulders rolled onto the tracks from road construction adjacent to the railroad grade over the pass.
THE SILVERTON, on the other hand, is operating at capacity. Two trains a day operate out of Durango carrying more than 900 people daily to the mining town of Silverton 45 miles away. A wait of at least two days was necessary with long lines at the cancellation window each morning hoping for a chance to ride. Predictions are that the railroad will pass the 100,000 passenger mark this summer alone.
An estimated 350 Navy dependents and their families were treated by PSRMA to a ride in Coach 576 pulled by the Shay at the Steam-Up on June 27th at the Miramar Naval Station.
The biggest steam-up in PSRMA history, in that the shay was operated under steam over two miles of track, was necessary to switch the two locos to our new, temporary storage site on the Naval Station property. Once the locos had arrived and the cars were arranged in order, a brief ceremony was held thanking the Naval Station for providing us a new home — temporarily.
After the ceremony, coach 576 was opened and the Navy dependnts crowded aboard for a ride behind a steam engine. The operation by the members was well received by the Navy officials and future member only steam-ups are planned for training purposes.
The final lease is being drawn up by the Navy at present and when it is signed, we will be in our new home - officially.
One of the most important elections in the history of PSRMA will be facing the membership in the coming months. As you know, during the past year, we have made tremendous advancements. We have acquired several pieces of new equipment including an 1880 vintage snowplow and two turn of the century flatcars.
We have also faced many problems, perhaps the biggest being the location of a new place to store our equipment temporarily. Now in the coming months we may be faced with our biggest challenge ever - that of purchasing a permanent home for PSRMA.
With this in mind, each member should take a close look at himself and how he feels about PSRMA and what he wants to see PSRMA accomplish. Should the land materialize, it may mean that the members will have to contribute more than a few hours of work or a few dollars.
Leadership for PSRMA will be crucial during the coming months. Therefore, the upcoming elections for the 1971 officers is one that every member should become involved in. There are several competent members that can help guide PSRMA during the coming year. I will not attempt to endorse any of these persons, my point here is to try to arouse members to get out and participate in these elections and be prepared to get out and work for PSRMA.
Some members have expressed the feeling that the attempt we are making for the purchase of land at Jacumba may be the real test of our club and should we fail, the club will merely resort to one of fun "Steam-Ups" and a lot of armchair railroading.
I cannot agree completely with that feeling. I do believe that PSRMA is going to have to make a bold step forward and that may very well be committing ourselves to $30,000 or $40,000 for a permanent home. We can continue for years to come as we have holding "fun steam-ups" and Token operations for the public, but until we "Stick-Our-Neck-Out" can we really determine if we have something worthwhile to offer to the public and to ourselves ....I THINK WE DO!!!!
Jerry V. Windle
Editor, REPORT
At the July Board Meeting, Dave Parkinson. Land Committee Chairman was authorized to re-contact the people with the Jacumba land and attempt to negotiate a possible option on the property. A maximum option of $100 and a minimum length of six months was authorized by the Board.
Special activities chairman Kent Andersen reports that we are still waiting word from the Union Pacific about our proposed Kelso excursion in November. The railroad has to act on our request for a special train and get approval of rates from the ICC.
We have acquired a booth in a local Flea Market which is held each year by a local non-profit group. The booths are $20 with any profits from sales going to our group. The Ways and Means Committee plans on selling various railroad or associated items that we can manufacture, i.e. decollages, pictures or whatever. Anyone having any ideas on what we could offer to the general public should contact Chop Kerr at 291-4787. The date for the market is in November so we still have time to get some items together.
PSRMA's general fund is still in the black according to Treasurer Dave Hobson. Our mid-year report shows that our fund balance is $900. Expenses for the move of the shay and the #11 to Miramar, $715, have been paid. So we have no pressing bills at the moment. Payable loans total $500, most of which were made to help finance Coach 576.
The good health of the fund is due to the Puerto Penasco excursion, the film festival plus membership dues for the current year.