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Offering exceptional value for money, the Cot Top Changer is a robust changing platform which fits neatly on top of most cots and cot beds and can be popped tidily away by the side or under the cot when not in use. Available in two traditional finishes to complement most nursery furniture ranges, the changer has a raised edge to keep all your baby's nappy change essentials in place.
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I was worried about how thin the base of the changer was, but after fitting it all together it proved to be very strong and wasn't flimsy at all. It is a very easy piece to assemble and brilliant for the price! On top of the cot it is very stable so you have no worries of it falling ontop of you new born, there is also a Velcro strap that help keep it even more stable. I Would definitely recommend this product!
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Nobody has more experience in open-wheel racing than Speedway Motors! It doesn't matter whether you race 305, 360 or 410 series, or with the World of Outlaws or USAC, Speedway has the sprint car and midget parts you need - in stock and ready to ship. Be sure to check out our selection of parts for mini sprints and micro sprints, too.
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Tire Service
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Shop Equipment
Engine Service
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Free Scale Box with Purchase! A $250 Value!
- Displays Setups to One-Hundredth of a Percent!
- Stores 100 Chassis Setups
- Baseline Setup Recall
- User Selectable Display Modes
- View Any Combination of Scale Pad Weight & Percentage
- Center of Gravity Calculation
- Target Tune Feature
- Certified to 0.1% Accuracy
- Standard 9-volt Battery Operation
- RS232 Output
- Giant 0.5" Display Characters
- 1,500 lb (700 kg) Pad Capacity
- 6,000 lb (2,800 kg) System Capacity
- 15"x15"x2.5" (381x381x64mm) Billet Scale Pads
- 9-Volt Battery
- 2-Year Warranty
- Case for electronic box
The Intercomp SW650 Chassis Scale is loaded with features and will display setups to one hundredth of a percent.
- Fully Integrated RFX Wireless Weighing Technology
- Encryption Ensures Secure Wireless Communication
- USB & RS232 Output
- Certified to 0.1% Accuracy
- Stores 100 Chassis Setups
- Baseline Setup Recall
- Center of Gravity Calculation
- User Selectable Display Modes
- Target Tune Feature
- Giant 0.5" Display Characters
- Backlit for Low-Lighting Conditions
- View Any Combination of Scale Pad Weight & Percentage
Includes a FREE scale storage box! (part # 910-82100, included with the purchase of this scale system)
- Shows all 4 wheel weights on separated displays for easiest viewing
- High quality Red cables with AN connectors
- Deluxe Silver carrying case protects electronics and stores cables
- Includes 15" x 15" low profile scale pads - 1500 lbs per pad capacity (0.1% accuracy)
- Four individual wheel weight displays
- Large four-line display for all partial percentage and weights easily customized to your preferences
- Instant recall memory for eight complete setups
- CNC machined 15" low profile scale pads with handles and recessed connectors
- Includes scale pad storage box
- New advanced low power consumption electronics run on 2.9 volt batteries (included)
- Control box includes the latest stabilization circuitry - numbers won't jump around!
- Two-year limited warranty
Save yourself time with the II and its baseline memory recall. It will store your baseline setup so you can compare it to your current setup. It has 1 slot memory that is easy to use and very helpful. The display will show all 4 wheel weights plus the cross weight. The partial % will show with the push of one button. The display face is slanted for easier viewing.
- Accuset II control box with ZigBee wireless receiver
- Includes Free deluxe scale pad box
- 4 wireless pads
- No wires to trip over, no fragile modules outside the pad
- 4 line display shows all weights and partial %
- LMF Satin finished pads with single load cells
- CNC machined 15" low profile scale pads with handles and recessed connectors
- 1/10% accuracy and 1500 lbs per pad capacity
- Two-year limited warranty
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$16.99More InfoHead Stud Remover and Tap Alignment(Part #91081131)x
Allows removal of stock press-in studs and aligns the tap (7/16"-14) to simplify the installation of screw in rocker studs.
For S/B Chevy V8 engines.
$89.99More InfoSpeedway Ultrasonic Multi-Purpose Parts Cleaner(Part #91080304)x
This ultrasonic parts cleaner is ideal for cleaning carburetor parts, fuel injector parts, small items such as wheel bearings, and other delicate components. Features a 6.6" x 5.4" x 2.5" tank size and includes a cleaning basket.
- Works on 110 volt power
- Adjustable timer in 5 min. increments up to 30 mins.
- Works well with a white vinegar solution
$369.99More InfoIntercomp Digital Pressure Tester(Part #91381120)x
This new pressure setting tool from Intercomp can be used for several jobs. This gauge will work from 0 to 150 psi. in 1/10th of a pound.
Digital Pressure Tester
- Large 1/2" back lite display.
- Gauge features 1/10th of 1% accuracy.
Setting Mid and High Speed bypasses
1. Will work to set a high speed up to 150psi.
2. Comes with a -6 AN female adapter to screw your high speed into
Setting Tire bleeders
1. Will work from 0 PSI up. With 1/10th of a pound increments.
2. Comes with a female quick release fitting that fit the popular Kwick change bleeders.
$89.99More InfoGoJak Dollie Storage Rack(Part #880456)x
Convenient storage cart handles up to four GoJaks® and fits all models. The cart loads and unloads in seconds and rolls easily to the job or storage area.
Rack shown with four GoJaks®, which are not included.
$44.99More InfoCasters for Engine Storage Stand, Set/4(Part #91081139)x
Casters are 3" x 1-1/4" inch wide making rolling easier. Includes (2) swivel casters and (2) non-swivel casters. Swivel casters have double row swivel racelay. Each caster rated at 300lbs.
$124.99More InfoRace Track Flag Set, 3 Ft. x 3 Ft.(Part #91079050)x
100% nylon racing track flags measure 3' x 3'. Each flag is mounted on a sturdy wooden dowel. Dowels measure 4' long and 17 mm in diameter.
$44.99More InfoPOP Fasteners PS15-CS POP Hand Rivet Gun(Part #91004010)x
Ergonomic, jam free design with patented compound link that does the work for you. 50% easier to use than any other hand rivet tool on the market.
- Robust aluminum casting with vanadium steel handle
- Setting capacity: aluminum rivets up to 3/16" body diameter
- Contoured handle grips for comfort
- Rivet retaining handle design for one-handed riveting
- Supplied with nosepieces for 3/32", 1/8", 5/32" & 3/16" rivets
- Supplied nosepiece wrench
- Length: 9.65"
- Weight: 1.3 lbs.
$249.99More InfoRace Ramps RR-FS FlatStoppers(Part #2367000)x
FlatStoppers were developed as a solution for people having problems with tires developing flat spots when a vehicle is parked for 30 days or longer. Once tires are set on FlatStoppers (on a level surface), they settle into the pad's concave depression, which helps support more of
the tire. This disperses the weight of the car more evenly onto the tire - helping to prevent any flat spotting. The pads measure 22.3" long x 3.5" high x 14" wide, and will accommodate tires up to 12" wide.
FlatStoppers will not conduct heat or cold into your tires despite changing floor temperatures.
Flatstoppers are made with the company's patented super-lightweight 100% solid construction technique - making them highly durable, virtually indestructible, and providing a 6,000 lb. vehicle weight capacity. FlatStoppers' textured coating prevents sliding across floors - including epoxy-coated floors and RaceDeck.
FlatStoppers won't scratch or otherwise damage floors, and won't rust.
$12.99More InfoHeads for Grooving Iron(Part #91082061)x
Grooving Iron heads for grooving irons listed below.
- 445-250 - Tru-Hot Grooving Iron
- 445-251 - Ideal Grooving Iron
- 910-82065 - Econ-o-siper
Grooving Iron Replacement Heads and Blades Application Chart
$14.99$19.97More InfoMINI BENDER 1/8 3/16 1/4(Part #72851503)x
- Bends 1/8, 3/16, and 1/4" tubing up to 90 degrees
- Use with Brass, Copper, Steel, or Aluminum
- Compact for limited accessibility applications
$59.99$99.99More InfoSpeedway Shock Wrench, QA1 Big Body(Part #9161000)x
- CNC machined aluminum
- Extra long handles for maximum leverage
$5.99More InfoTire Stagger Tape, 10 Feet(Part #91082015)x
Stagger tape features thumb locking feature. 10' long, 1/4" wide steel tape. Use to measure tire circumference.
$159.99$179.99More InfoRapidAir M3800 Master Air Line Kit, 1/2 Inch Line(Part #9103800)x
These airline kits work great for your workshop with applications from automotive to woodworking. This is a complete compressed air distribution system that is designed to easily install within new walls or on wall surfaces of existing workshops/garages. These kits allow you to put air lines exactly where you want them, just like electrical outlets. No more dragging hoses across the shop to your work area. No special tools required, simply push the flexible tubing into the fittings and put up your system in an afternoon.
- 1/2" line
- Operating pressure: 175psi at 70° F / 140psi at 140° F
- Meets OSHA guidelines
- Temperature range: -40° F to 140° F
- Compatible with common compressor oils
Kit Includes:
- 100 ft. of 1/2" ID Tubing
- 3 Outlets
- 1 Manifold
- 5 Elbows
- 1 Tee
- Tools (air chuck & filter regulator sold separately)
Airline Installation Manual (PDF)
$199.99More InfoConroy Pneu Bleeder Poppet Bleeder Kit for Winters Midget Axle(Part #9501300)x
Don't let centrifugal force control your bleeders. By mounting your bleeders in the center of the axle axis, these forces are eliminated and allow the bleeder to do the job it was intended to do. Also available in diaphragm style.
$159.99More InfoSaldana Racing WW-S20 Outlaw Sprint Lug Knock-Off Wrench Tool(Part #94082314)x
Allows for easy removal of lug nuts. Lightweight, strong and durable aluminum construction for longevity. Wheel wrench features a 12 point socket.
$64.99More InfoClipboard with One Robic SC-505 Stopwatch and Lap Sheets(Part #91082031)x
Aluminum clipboard with rubber feet holds stopwatches at an angle for easy viewing. Includes one pad of timing sheets, a pen, and one Robic SC-505 stopwatch.
Operation Instructions (PDF)
$124.99$139.99More InfoRapidAir M6030 100 FT Maxline Nylon Air Hose Tubing, 3/4 Inch Diameter(Part #9106030)x
These airline kits work great for your workshop with applications from automotive to woodworking. This is just the airline for your compressed air distribution system that is designed to easily install within new walls or on wall surfaces of existing workshops/garages. You can put these air lines exactly where you want them, just like electrical outlets. No more dragging hoses across the shop to your work area. No special tools required, simply push the flexible tubing into your fittings (sold separately) and put up your system in an afternoon.
- 3/4" line
- Operating pressure: 175psi at 70° F / 140psi at 140° F
- Meets OSHA guidelines
- Temperature range: -40° F to 140° F
- Compatible with common compressor oils
- 100 ft. of 3/4" ID Tubing
Airline Installation Manual (PDF)
$239.99More InfoDLX BRAKE FLARE TOOL(Part #91170081)x
- Easily form 45-degree double, single and bubble flares in OE steel, stainless steel and soft metal tubing
- For use with 3/16"-, 1/4"-, 5/16"- and 3/8"-diameter lines
- Turret-style design allows you to make those precision flares in minimal time
- All the brake-flaring forming dies you need are mounted right on the turret
- T-handle screw clamp securely holds your line in place during forming
- Vise-mounted
- Packaged in a blow-molded case
Learn more about flaring lines for our automotive fittings by reading our tech article. The Principles of Automotive Fittings.
Metal Pegboard Tool Organizer, 32 x 32 Inch Wall Control Storage System(Part #9103232)x
Durable, all-steel construction will not warp, fray or crack. Attractive, scratch resistant, baked-on powder coat finish wipes clean for long-lasting beauty for any shop or work area. Installation is easy and absolutely no framework is required.
- 32" tall x 32" wide x 3/4" deep
- Pack of two
- Durable and versatile
- 20 gauge steel with a baked-on rust and scratch resistant finish
- Slotted to accept Wall Control accessories
- Holes accept conventional 1/4" peg hooks
- Choose from blue, grey, red, white, or galvanized steel
$3.99$5.99More InfoTitan Tools 32980 5LB Telescoping Magnetic Pick Up Tool(Part #72811663)x
These 5lb magnetic pick up tools will telescope from 6-1/2" to 33" and are ideal for retrieving dropped parts, fasteners, and tools. They feature a 3/4" diameter head with a comfortable textured cushion grip.
- 5lb telescoping magnetic pick up tool
- 5lb magnet with shielded sides for targeted pick-ups
- 3/4" Diameter head
- Telescopes from 6-1/2 to 33"Ideal for retrieving dropped parts, fasteners and tools.
- Comfortable textured cushion grip
$13.99More InfoErnst Mfg 964 Yellow Jack Stand Covers - 4 Pack(Part #91000964)x
Made of high-compression, rubberized material. Fits most two-ton to six-ton jack stands. Measures 1-1/4" wide x 4-1/4" long on the inside.
$999.99More InfoLongacre Accuset II Scale Kit(Part #47572593)x
- Push one button for all 4 wheel weights plus cross weight
- Push a second button for all partial %
- Baseline memory recall
- Heavy duty red HiFlex cables with billet AN connectors
- 4 LMF™ swirl finished 15" x 15" low profile pads
- 1500 lb. per pad capacity, 6000 lb. total
- 2-year limited warranty
- Includes FREE scale pad box
Instructions (PDF)
- Push one button for all 4 wheel weights plus cross weight
$13.99More InfoStromberg Carburetor Jet Wrench(Part #91081106)x
This jet wrench is built to fit original Stromberg carburetor jets. Aftermarket Stromberg jets are approximately 0.011" thicker. You can lightly tap the wrench onto aftermarket jets to initially remove the jet, and then simply file the 2 flat sides until the wrench fits the jet properly.
$84.99More InfoMoose Blocks 5130 Pro 1 3/4 Inch through 4 Inch Set Up Blocks(Part #94082752)x
No need for old individual set up blocks. These adjustable blocks will do the trick of many other sets in one. For any type of Sprint Car, Midget or Micro.
- Adjustable in 1/8" increments.
- Magnetic.
$24.99More InfoSpeedway Dry Erase Marker Board, 17-1/2 Inch x 19-1/2 Inch(Part #9109989)x
These dry erase boards are great for making notes at the track or in the garage. Their convenient 17-1/2" x 19-1/2" size make them easy to transport.
- Stamped aluminum
- 17-1/2" tall x 19-1/2" wide
$195.99More InfoValve Spring Tester(Part #91681150)x
Black anodized aluminum. Most convenient Valve Spring Tester on the market. Set spring height once and test as many springs as you want, with little effort. Handles up to 600 lb. springs.
$40.99More Info1 Inch Spring Loaded Speed Socket(Part #91082342)x
This spring loaded speed socket is the socket of choice of the Big Boys. Unique design allows you to 'hold the trigger down' while removing lug nuts.
It's also spring loaded to eject the lug nut fast allowing you to go to the next one. 1/2" drive.
$42.99$44.75More InfoTitan Tools 17350 7-Piece Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set, SAE Sizes(Part #72817350)x
- SAE 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", & 3/4" wrenches
- 72 fine-tooth ratchet design for fast performance
- Less than 5 degree sweep for use in tight spots
- Chrome vanadium steel
- Reusable storage rack
$269.99More InfoProform 67649 Billet Aluminum Scale Ramps(Part #58667649)x
- Black anodized billet aluminum scale ramps
- Peak height is 2 3/8"
- Set of 4
$9.99More InfoPerformance Tool W54220 Grease Suction Gun(Part #91083225)x
Great for filling or emptying rear ends and trannys. You shouldn't be without one!
$5.99More InfoLongacre 50883 Tire Marking Pen(Part #47550882)x
Writes directly on the tire's surface to easily remember tire sizes or other measurements.
- Makes a finer line, easy to read
- Mark tire sizes, pressures, etc.
- Silver marking won't come off from heat
$128.99More InfoStandard Workbench Tool Organizer Kit, Wall Control Storage System(Part #91030400)x
Over 10.5 sq. ft. of storage space and assorted shelving options, hooks and brackets. The standard workbench provides the superior, easy access storage needed for a safe and efficient workspace.
Galvanized steel panels are easy to install with pre-drilled mounting holes on 16" centers. A built-in frame flange provides ample hook clearance and full access to all holes. The patented Double Offset hook engagement improves hook and stability for safer, more secure tool storage.
- (3) Combo panels 32" x 16"
- (1) 9" shelf assembly with dividers
- (1) 6" shelf assembly
- (3) Plastic bins with bin hanger
- (1) Screwdriver holder assembly
- (1) Hammer bracket
- (20) Assorted hooks & brackets
- Mounting hardware & instructions
- Choose from red, white, blue, or black
$24.99More InfoSwivel Mount D-Ring(Part #91089141)x
Swivel mount D-rings for tie-down attachment. 6-1/4" in diameter. Mounting holes across from each other are 5-1/2" center to center.
$43.99More InfoPipeMaster P-T1125 Contour Gauge for 1-1/8 Inch O.D. Tubing(Part #91086112)x
Fabricating roll cages, tube chassis and countless other race car or hot rod components just got a lot easier with PipeMaster tube contour gauges.
These simple-to-use tools help you lay out complicated tube joints in seconds and save time and material by providing accurate cut lines. Sturdy contruction features stainless steel pins, an aluminum inner shell and rugged ABS housing.
Instruction Sheet (PDF)
$29.99More InfoTriangular Red Funnel with Fliter(Part #458101)x
Triangular shape funnel allows fast flow. Features large 13" opening and anti-slosh lip. Red only. With filter.
$44.99More InfoRatchet Tie Downs w/ Axle Strap, 10, 000/3, 000 LB. (EA)(Part #4701081)x
Individual ratchet tie downs feature a built-in axle strap. Makes trailering any vehicle quick and easy. Items are sold individually (each).
Rated at breaking strength (lbs.) & working load limit (lbs.).
$36.99$39.99More InfoTitan Tools 17067 13-Piece Mini File Set(Part #72817067)x
- 12 high strength carbon steel files
- Ergonomic interchangeable handle with quick release
- Durable nylon pouch
- Includes flat, triangle, flat-point, knife-type, square, barette
$6.99More InfoPerformance Tool W41032 Engine Lift Chain(Part #91089435)x
24 inches of heavy duty 1000 lb load chain.
$22.99More InfoFORGED ALUM SPANNER WRENCH(Part #91082156)x
This forged aluminum spanner wrench tool makes coil-over adjustments easier than ever.
$69.99More InfoCOLOR MINI BIAS GAUGES(Part #47544126)x
These lightweight aluminum panels come with (2) 1-1/2" 1500 psi liquid filled gauges and fittings with bleeders.
- 1/8" NPT on the Gauge Panel
- Bias Gauge comes with 1/8" to 3/8-24 inverted flare adapters
- Gauges:
- Brand: AccuTech™
- Style: Analog
- Type: Brake Pressure
- Range: 0-1500 psi
- Size: 1-1/2" diameter
- Face Color: White
- Bezel Color: Silver
- Liquid Filled: Yes
- Quantity: 2
- Panel:
- Material: Aluminum
- Dimensions: 4-1/2" x 3"
- Mount Style: Vertical
- Fittings Included: Yes
- Bleeders Included: Yes
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Gaffed Coins C/S - - Worlds Greatest Magic
Item Number: DV5155
Imagine the best magic, the best magicians, and the best producers all in one place.
Imagine no more...
If you could have one set of magic DVDs, this would be it! This benchmark collection features just about all of magic's most enduring and classic effects and routines. It's a fabulous compendium with many of the top masters in the world of magic teaching their handlings and routines for some of magic's classics. Each volume covers a specific subject and features new, old, and sometimes rare footage by some of the top video producers in magic.
In this volume, you'll discover the Copper/Silver/Brass and 2 Copper/1 Silver coin tricks, two of the most popular and ingenious gimmicked coin sets ever developed. In this DVD, you will learn some of the best handlings and routines for these popular gimmicked coin sets by some of their best exponents.
You'll learn good, solid basic routines from David Roth and J.C. Wagner, along with additional handlings and ideas such as Doc Eason's "Miracle Move" and Scotty York's handling with absolutely no pocket work.
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The neo-traditionalist. Equally suited to the library or living room, our swivel-seated Rochester Swivel Armchair is a modern, versatile take on the clubby Chesterfield, with a tuxedo-inspired profile, deep seat cushions and comfy grid-tufted back.
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- Wood frame in a Pecan finish.
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- Diagonal depth: 30".
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- Packaged weight: 92 lbs.
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It wasn't a good Saturday for Lotus and Ferrari with Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso starting on the fifth row of the grid.
Romain Grosjean: "Whilst were very quick on the hard tyres at the beginning of qualifying, we weren't as competitive on the mediums, I don't know if it's the weather or something else, but we weren't as good on them as in free practice this morning meaning we didn't have enough to qualify further up the grid. We are working hard and in the right direction, but the tyres are still playing a key part. I'm quite satisfied with my performance today."
Kimi Raikkonen: "It was a close qualifying session between both of the team's cars so I think we both got pretty much all there was from the car today. It's not ideal as we'd like to be nearer the front of the grid, but it is what it is. We'll go into the race wanting to get a better result than we did in qualifying. Usually this is what happens for us and and hopefully that is the case again tomorrow."
Fernando Alonso:"This weekend has been complicated for us by problems that we haven't managed to get on top of, concerning various aspects such as the balance of the car, its driveability and performance. We can consider this the worst Saturday of the season so far, having never finished so far down, but now we must react immediately to try and return to the form we showed at the start of the year. We definitely expected a lot more here, because this is a track that suits our car's characteristics better than others. In Q3, we hesitated a bit over tyre choice: we went out on the Hards because they had worked well in free practice this morning and in Q1. Then we switched to Medium with the idea of just coming back to the pits if it did not go well but then we decided to finish the lap and nevertheless our rivals were quicker. Now, we must try to do the same, starting from tomorrow: even if the race will be an uphill struggle we are well aware how things can change during a race. We hope we can stage a good climb up the order and bring home as many points as possible."
Felipe Massa: "It was an extremely difficult day as we did not have the car we were expecting and we had no grip whatsoever with new tyres. Compared to other cars, we struggled to put together a good lap. The time lost when I went off the track yesterday and the interruption this morning to change the engine definitely cost me valuable kilometres and in qualifying I lacked the few tenths necessary to make it through to Q3. Now we must think about tomorrow, as the race is an altogether different matter and I hope that, with a full fuel load and higher temperatures, things can change in our favour. If the car is more competitive, I'm sure I can pull off a few passing moves and fight for a good result."
Jenson Button:"I'm higher on the grid than I expected after practice. Yesterday, I didn't think we'd qualify ahead of one Ferrari and just behind the two Lotuses. But I was much happier in qualifying than I'd been all weekend - we should be positive that we've improved the car. I think 11th was the best we could have realistically achieved today. Even if we'd got into Q3, we'd probably have been 10th; so starting 11th means I'll have a new set of tyres and will start from the clean side of the grid. After Q2 I walked down the pitlane to the FIA scales, waving to the crowd. There were so many Union Jacks and rocket-red caps out there, and the fans have been unbelievably supportive all weekend. You always want to do a good job in front of your home crowd, so I want to say a big 'thank-you' to them for their support. You never know what will happen tomorrow: starting 11th isn't great, but we can race well from there. I will drive my heart out for a good result."
Sergio Perez:"It's been a difficult day. The puncture in FP3 wasn't the best preparation for qualifying - and it made it more difficult, because we had to change the damaged floor for the older-spec version. This afternoon, I struggled a little with the warm-up of my tyres during Q2; I lost temperature when I was stopped and weighed at the FIA scales. We've been a bit unlucky all day. Still, we were a lot closer today than we were yesterday. Even if it's not apparent, we've definitely made some improvements, and I think we might have had the potential to slip into Q3 if we'd been a little bit luckier. Our race pace should be better than our qualifying pace. Tomorrow is still going to be difficult, but I'm positive we can go forwards from here."
Nico Hulkenberg:"Unfortunately P15 is reality. It was more or less the best we could do today. The car was difficult to drive, especially at high speed with a little bit of wind the car is very sensitive. We are simply not quick enough. Of course, a lot can happen during the race tomorrow, and maybe a bit of English rain would help us. But I think points will be difficult, then again you should never say never."
Esteban Gutierrez:"Compared to the practice sessions yesterday, I think we made a step forward, but it's tricky because we find ourselves in a position where everything is on the limit. What ever we do there is always a compromise to it, which is challenging. It seems I am loosing a lot of time at the exit of the corners, and this is tricky, because that is usually when I try to push and get things right. I believe I did my best with overall good and consistent laps. But it is just not quick enough. This is something we have to evaluate and see what we can do to be better in order to progress."
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I was thinking very strongly of moving to San Antonio but am now having deep negative thoughts about it. I am white, single, 50 yrs old and gay. I am not a "flaming" gay, and do not act gay. I had read other reviews on other websites stating that San Antonio was more family oriented than Austin, and was more laid back. After reading the reviews here, I think it's quite the contrary. I was hoping to find a peaceful, Texas town with work, where I could simply live a quiet life and enjoy my surroundings. This sounds more like a bad black and white Western TV series. Ongoing hate, crime and corruption. I know there is No perfect city anymore. There is always going to be something in the soup you don't like, but with the items on this menu, I think I'll just pass on San Antonio. I would be open to suggestions for other parts of Texas that would be more suitable. Thanks to All.
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re: Wow!!! You guys changed my mind!!! - 2/9/2012 - 2/26/2012
I think that no where in Texas is a great place to live. I used to like Austin a lot a long time ago back in the early 90's and mid 90's but and then I moved away and then came back to Austin area 7 years ago and do not like it here anymore. Its has change because ruder people and really bad traffic and its seem like the weather is getting worse by getting hotter and drier. I pretty don't like the whole state of Texas at all because its very boring looking and I can't do anything for fun during summer because its so hot and humid. I am not trying to tell you that you are not welcome here but I don't think you will like Texas very much. There are some nice people here in Texas but not many like its used to be. If I were you look at Bend Oregon or Colorado or maybe central California if you can afford Cailfornia, but Oregon is a great place to live and I am moving to Bend Oregon soon because I will feel so much happier in Oregon because of better climate and nicer people and a whole lot less traffic in Bend Or.
No work or friendships for non-Hispanics - 10/13/2014
I moved here after my unit finished Desert Storm. I WAS an outgoing, friendly, trusting, happy person. NOW? None of the above. Yes, the indigenous men and women are very unfriendly and clique-y. They come off first as being outgoing and wanting to be friends (they will tell anyone who wants to listen all their life's history in 5 minutes) but you WILL get the chill. This has happened to me time and again. I would make plans to have a friends' night out with some of the local ladies and men and then would end up being ALONE at the venue. Later I would get strange excuses of "family" this and that, etc. ad nauseum. Why am I still here? No work for someone who has an M.A. degree but doesn't speak Spanish. So I work for myself doing service jobs' work. Saving up nickels, dimes and pennies to get the hell out of here hopefully by 2015 when I will have saved enough $$$ to pay cash for a modest home in a PROGRESSIVE state....Washington State.....where it isn't a black mark on your history if you speak ENGLISH and are educated and NOT Mexican Hispanic! [Comment on this Posting]
Wiki - 8/6/2014
If you enjoy hispanic culture, this town is for you. If you don't speak Spanish and are looking for a job after relocation, good luck because you will need it. Very few applications on line here or in person do not include the question of whether you are bilingual.
The heat in summer is not tolerable without air-conditioning, and if you are not of hispanic culture then you are in the minority here. While the night life downtown is active most weekends, it again revolves primarily around Tex-Mex and hispanic culture. The jobs are present for Master's Degree holders in Teaching, or high school level service jobs. If you are somewhere in between these levels you may be looking for a job for a while.
The town is set up nice for tourism if you enjoy shopping, lavish hotels, and touring the city. The river walk is pretty and clean, but mostly hotels and food on the walk. Not to many places to sit unless you are eating at a cafe. The Zoo and Sea World are great for kids. The parks for walking and biking are plentiful but not safe at night. Lots to do and see but do a lot of homework about the area before you move here permanently.
Great place to live - 8/5/2014
There's always something to do in San Antonio if you don't mind a short drive to any given side of town. It is a rapidly expanding city that is home to a ton of young families. Everyone is very friendly and you couldn't ask for better people to have as neighbors. Not always as entertaining for young 20 something's, for that I would recommend Austin as a place for the 20-30 range. But still a very great place to live with a lot of solid job opportunities. [Comment on this Posting]
My own personal hell - 7/7/2014
Yep, that's San Antonio. I would move too if the jobs weren't so pathetic that I can't even make a living wage, much less be able to save up enough to move away.[Comment on this Posting]
Why dont you San Antonioians trying being real??? - 5/27/2014
First of all I can speak of San Antonio because I was born in 1978 so I know what has changed for the good and the bad of San Antonio not people who have not lived here all their lives.... In the 80's and 90's San Antonio was fairly descent but once the Millennium came it's as if they opened the border gates and let all "Those" people over here...and I am hispanic so Not being racist or prejudice just stating the facts...For instance South side which in the 80's use to have a Dillards and Sears right on Military and Pleasanton was shut down by the early 90's and ever since that area has literally turned into little Mexico.. All you see now are nothing but illegals and that is the truth...hardly anyone speaks proper English or English for that matter and they expect you to speak Spanish when they come to our country not knowing the language and expect us to accommodate to them. So yes we are infested with alot of illegal Mexicans and they are everywhere now...EAST North South and even by Stone Oak that area is not as nice as you people make it out to be...They don't have anything but a bunch of pretentious wanna be New York restaurants that don't come close to cutting it plus it is so packed with traffic every direction that takes away the thrill... and as far as our drivers?!?! Yes they are the worst look at the news...Every single nite you hear of someone killing someone who is a drunk driver or just a dumb driver whom slams into someone...So when the top story told of having someone slam on their breaks to be ugly...Yes that is very typical of San Antonio drivers....Most importantly and Unfortunately that person was right and I know because again have lived here all my life and thank God I have not had any children because I would refuse to raise them in this city with so many illegals...I went to my old elementary not too long ago...and when I was a child you would rarely see any type of Illegals or Spanish spoken and now could not believe me eyes and ears...that's all you saw and heard..It was so sad...
The people here are very weird too...They are extremely nosy especially the Hispanics and very rude...Lack manners in every way because where they come from they are not use to treating people with a certain type of respect and decency..I am very sorry to say this about San Antonio but again we need to speak the truth about this city which is sinking into a hole of disgrace...Just as when Charles Barkley was commenting on our women...I was thinking well the man is right..We do have alot of heavy set women here but its not just the women the men especially and whats so strange is the women think they look good cause the men validate them and same with the men...Very Big!!![Comment on this Posting]
Luv SA - 4/16/2014
Overall this is a great place to live. If you're looking for high-brow, intellectual activities, this may not be the place for you. The cost of living makes housing affordable, although the prices are climbing quickly. Taxes are high, but I'm from NY where taxes are ridiculous.[Comment on this Posting]
A critique regarding article by LauMand in 2007 - 12/16/2013
The comments made by this writer are laughable, and are only exceeded by ignorance. But she can't help it because she was brainwashed by her ancestors.
At some point, in San Antonio, and more than likely in the rest of the state as well, a faction of people, who considered themselves the earlier settlers in Texas, somehow, and maybe even perhaps by chance, banded together and called themselves "anglos" in order to differentiate from more recent immigrants who had fled the Mexican revolution and settled in the state as well. This faction included; Germans, Englishmen, Irish, Czechs, Poles, Greeks, Italians, Syrians, Lebanese, Jews, etc., half of which, even by a stretch of the imagination, could not be considered Anglicans. More than likely because of the Great Depression, they did this in order to apply economic and political sanctions against the Hispanic "newcomers" whom they considered a threat to bite into their portion of the precarious "American Pie." These early sanctions against access to jobs and politics are well-documented, and there is no need to revisit them at this time. The unconstitutional ploy lasted for perhaps a couple of decades, during which many so-called "anglos", acquired a false sense of superiority over their "more recent" fellow immigrants. The latter, to their credit, never resorted to rioting in the streets, burning automobiles, looting stores, nor killing innocent people. They had an innate feeling that society would evolve naturally as it has since the dawn of time.
So now, despite the historical claims of ethnocentricity, by many, we see, over the internet, and through many other sources, that all ethnic groups have the same successes, failures, intelligence, ignorance, and levels of religion and morality, as any other.
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Our economy - 10/7/2013
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moving to San Antonio - 8/6/2013
Im from New Jersey , have 2 boys 18 and 16 , in about 2 years I will move to San Antonio can anyone please tell me where is a safe place to live and how is the jobs search.
moving to San Antonio - 8/6/2013
39 yrs old with 2 boys 18 and 16 live in New Jersey thinking of moving to San Antonio once my 16 yr old son graduates in 2 yrs. Never been in SA can someone please tell me how are the jobs search and where is a good safe place to move . This will be my first time moving out of the states.[Comment on this Posting]
not the place for black ppl unless your highly edu - 7/9/2013
Im black and am satx eastside born and raised....and this city has a high hypocritical/deceptive hatred for black ppl and it starts frm the mayor on down. 1st satx is the 1st and only city in the nation to strip away its Historically black colleges accreditation by adding Hispanic serving institution behind it with Alamo colleges( there are 4 and thy all are Hispanic serving institutions). Now think for a sec. how much power Mexicans have here to be able to federally/legally do that to a HBC....You dnt have to be blk to understand what I mean. Not only that but they brag about what they have done...look Hispanics are 70-90% pop. including illegals just estimating. there is no need to do that to a HBC...Eastside use to be a blk area now Hispanic dominated in every category especially the workers in the businesses..tho there is still a blk presence.I hate to go into a grocery chain like heb located in the heart of the hood MLK & New Braunfels . And visibly see 2 blk wrkin in the whole store. yet 70% of the customers are blk...a lack of blk employment is a common site everywhere in the city...if your blk and educated be prepared to have your job opportunity stripped frm you because your Hispanic interviewer with brk English is between you and getting hired..if you do get in you will be the only one and thy will do something to fire you or make u quite and it will be racially instigated....White ppl clique up with them because some if not most hate blks just as equally.. all the afirmitive action opportunities are taken by them because thy qualify so why hire a blk...Only thng to love about here is the Spurs and the Hispanic women....most who love some blk men...as this city is gr8 for the mixed couple thng tho if in wrong area it might get 1960's..... plex.....wit the Mexican men.....if you seen the movie machete its just like that here as far as the Mexicans sticking together to take over...the only successful blk ppl here are military affiliated including mili.brats college educated or some form of inheritance....blk ppl just surviving on regular job starting from bottom working your waay up.....haaaaaa....that only exists with the white and Mexicans here....as several are in authority management positions w/o education...but da brotha gotta go to school to reach the same status and pay....[Comment on this Posting]
perfect place for white/mexican/ hispanic /illegal - 7/9/2013
Im black and am satx eastside born and raised....and this city has a high hypocritical/deceptive hatred for black ppl and it starts frm the mayor on down. 1st satx is the 1st and only city in the nation to strip away its Historically black colleges accreditation by adding Hispanic serving institution behind it with Alamo colleges( there are 4 and thy all are Hispanic serving institutions). Now think for a sec. how much power Mexicans have here to be able to federally/legally do that to a HBC....You dnt have to be blk to understand what I mean. Not only that but they brag about what they have done...look Hispanics are 70-90% pop. including illegals just estimating. there is no need to do that to a HBC...Eastside use to be a blk area now Hispanic dominated in every category especially the workers in the businesses..tho there is still a blk presence.I hate to go into a grocery chain like heb located in the heart of the hood MLK & New Braunfels . And visibly see 2 blk wrkin in the whole store. yet 70% of the customers are blk...a lack of blk employment is a common site everywhere in the city...if your blk and educated be prepared to have your job opportunity stripped frm you because your Hispanic interviewer with brk English is between you and getting hired..if you do get in you will be the only one and thy will do something to fire you or make u quite and it will be racially instigated....White ppl clique up with them because some if not most hate blks just as equally.. all the afirmitive action opportunities are taken by them because thy qualify so why hire a blk...Only thng to love about here is the Spurs and the Hispanic women....most who love some blk men...as this city is gr8 for the mixed couple thng tho if in wrong area it might get 1960's..... plex.....wit the Mexican men.....if you seen the movie machete its just like that here as far as the Mexicans sticking together to take over...the only successful blk ppl here are military affiliated including mili.brats college educated or some form of inheritance....blk ppl just surviving on regular job starting from bottom working your waay up.....haaaaaa....that only exists with the white and Mexicans here....as several are in authority management positions w/o education...but da brotha gotta go to school to reach the same status and pay....[Comment on this Posting]
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Not much Culture - 3/21/2013
I have lived in San Antonio for the last 10 years and must say that it has become a destination because of its low cost of living and safety. No earthquakes, tornados or hurricanes here.
The city is very conservative and protective of its culture which is hard to define because the city is 70% hispanic but not mexican. It is the capital of TEX MEX and the breakfast taco and that is it. Not much after that.
Even though it is the 7 largest city in the country there is no notable museum, restaurant, art or historic neighborhood. Just beer, BBQ and TEX MEX...
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We all need to understand each other and urgently - 2/7/2013
Dear Mrs Fearful and very Dissatisfied: You are taking action....good for you! I had a wonderful friend on my all-women, graduate dormitory at The University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Michigan who was born and raised in San Antonio,Tx. She was bright,compassionate and fun! My husband and I were considering San Antonio but we will take our time in making our decision. As professional Therapist and Masters level Social Worker, I can honestly share with you that single women with too many children of every ethnicity and race are struggling to support far more children than they gave much thought to. I is sad. I send my best wishes as you prepare to begin a new chapter (safer) of your life, along with your family, somewhere that will feel safer and happier! Sincerely, Mrs.P,M.S.W [Comment on this Posting]
Brooks Academy Of Science & Engineering in San Ant - 2/6/2013
This was an excellent school in the beginning. The Principal and Staff worked together to get parents involved. Parent involvement was extremely low and very difficult to get them involved. They worked with the students to make them all feel a part of the "Brooks Family". The School Board decided not to renew the Principal's contract for the 2010-2011 school year. This was extremely upsetting to the students as well as staff. A large number of the staff resigned and students moved to other schools after the Board announced it was not renewing the Principal's contract. The Board never considered how this change would affect the school. After some research, I discovered that Charter Schools can pretty much do anything they want since they are publicly funded, but privately run. They are exempt from many public school rules and regulations, and operate independently. This school is run by Academica Management SW LLC. It has been said that certain board members also have an interest in Academica Management SW LLC as well as relatives working for the company. The bottom line is about profit. The new Principal is a very nice lady but does not have the experience to run a school. It was unfair to her to do away with all the former systems and implement all new systems. It was a disaster. Students were sitting around waiting the first week to get their schedules. Lunch accounts were not established until almost the end of the school year. Parents got a letter in the mail stating they owed hundreds of dollars and had to have it paid by the end of the school. This is just a few examples of the poorly planned transition. More government control is needed in Charter Schools to prevent disasters like this one.[Comment on this Posting]
Be warned-don't move here! - 11/8/2012
Do not move here if you are non-hispanic! There is a high discrimination in this city. As a white women I hate it here!
cliquey, undfriendly women in San Antonio - 11/8/2012
Do not move here if you don't have to. As a women, it has been very hard to make friends here. The women are very attached to their husbands and children and not open to meeting new people or going out with just "the girls." There is a very high hispanic population and maybe in that culture they are taught to stay close to their husbands and kids? I mean, I really don't know? Does anyone know if this is true? I like being friends with any ethicity, race, or creed!! unfortunatley I have to stay here because my husband transfered here:( I have never experienced such cliquey rude women before. And I have lived in several other cities. Am I the only one?[Comment on this Posting]
The city has potential BUT must decide to seriously focus on attracting ethnically diverse, well educated people to relocate to San Antonio. This will likely happen ONLY if major large national employers with high paying jobs relocate first. That in itself may not happen without top notch educational institutions to attract them, which San Antonio really doesn't have at this time ... however, the city is in the process of becoming a hub for the cyber security industry, which is great but military-oriented. If you are not Hispanic and, especially if you are White, most likely you will not be able to secure a decent job in San Antonio unless you are very well connected. This city is full of people who do not appear to value higher education. If you are an educated White person who has relocated to San Antonio you will not have any difficulty observing & experiencing what I have stated in this comment. It sux. [Comment on this Posting]
Real Time Current opinion of living in San Antonio - 9/23/2012
After living in a major city in the west area now for two years I have been quibbling about moving elsewhere. I was born in Texas, grew up in San Antonio way back when and lived right by the North Star Mall. Then my father was transferred and we lived in another region for many years. About 7 years ago I moved back to SA and lived in the Stone Oak area then the farther north 281 region.
In my experiences in living in SA I can give people good current knowledge of the area.
Pluses: Nice weather year round- not as humid as most make it out to be- it averages around 25-30% by day and gets up a bit at night as moist air moves in from the gulf maybe hitting 45% + I think it's nice. Of course during rainy spells it does get hot and muggy. Some cold temps during December and January- gets down in the 30's, highs during the day of 50-60+ on some days. Most cold weather days during the winter probably average in the 65+ range with cool nights in the 40' and 50's on average. A skiff of snow once in a while and ice every couple of three years.
Can be hot during the summer- but most temps range mid 80's to high 90's. If you think thats awful try Phoenix. The 'dry heat' doesn't matter much once it's 115.
People are somewhat friendly- I did run into people now and then that would give out the stink eye, but for the most part I never found them unfriendly. High Hispanic population, seriously you will RARELY see blonde hair (natural) and blue eyes. When I moved out west, I was shocked to see blonde, towheaded kids with blue eyes. :)
The Hispanics do stick together. SA is THEIR city. Don't believe me? Try and find out for yourself. They can be cliquish and group together. Most are very nice, but they still will defend their territory.
There's lots of white folks too and a smaller amount of blacks. A few Asians, but rare. Really no population of the church induced eastern Europeans- they tend to go to Dallas/Austin. So your main culture in Hispanic.
Pretty good Mexican food, not like it used to be, but pretty good local chains like Las Palapas, Taco Cabana. Real, old style SA Mexican food can be found on the River Walk at Casa Rio. The La Fonda on Main St. is another old, old SA icon- not owned by the Berry family anymore, and the food isn't as good as in the days back in the 70's but the atmosphere is still pretty much like it was 40 years ago. They have a beautiful courtyard patio thats fabulous on spring evenings. One of the old hostesses there has worked there for SIXTY years. Me and my family hadn't been in there for 20 years when we moved back, but when we walked in, boy she recognized my father right away! AMAZING! She is 84 or so years old, hope she is still going strong.
There are some trendy chi chi places mostly north of Loop 1604- there is a Silo Bar/Restaurant and a Chocolate Martini Bar, so all is not lost to the 'trendy' hipsters if you're looking for higher end tapas or such. Downtown is pretty much touristy- not a lot of really great places on the River Walk. There are some local steak houses around, I have heard Bohanan's is good, but I have never eaten there.
La Villita is downtown and has some old, well known restaurants one being Mi Tierra. Know for it's 365 day a year Christmas decor, the food isn't too bad and they have a huge Mexican bakery/pastries in the front door when you walk in.
Other decent restaurants lots of the well known chains. I'm not a big fan of mom and pop places, so this didn't bother me.
The only and best places to live are up north of Loop 1604, Stone Oak area and beyond and up Hwy 281. Everything up there north of the loop is built on limestone deposits, so your house will rarely settle or move around. BIG PLUS. In other areas of SA the ground is Texas clay and sand and your house will settle and may shift. Newer homes are built with post tension mountings, but you can still have foundation problems years on down the line.
Things are cheaper out west of the city but to me, around Loop 1604 and Braun, St Hwy 151 is too far out of the mid part of San Antonio. And again, you're on the Texas clay soil. Lots of people live everywhere but the mid/north part of SA is the best part of the city. With new and newer homes, shopping, etc in my opinion it's the best place to be. You are still central to downtown and other parts of the city.
It has a nice vibe and I loved the weather. To me there is plenty to do, decent shopping, lots of Marshall's, TJ Maxx, decent malls, North Star is the oldest but the best with Dillards carrying higher end merchandise. For kids, you have the SA Zoo, which is very nice, the McNay and Witte Museums are standard staples of the city. pro basketball team, the Spurs, everyone bleeds black and silver. A couple of water parks, Six Flags in the NW part of the city, lots of lakes up north around Austin, very popular for tubing and boating. Natural Bridge Caverns is a short drive up I 35 North.
I think the school systems are still pretty good, they were when I was in school there- most schools require uniforms which I think is a great thing.
Utilities were low compared to other parts of the country, in my 2400 sq foot house, my air/heat was an average of about $175 a month. If you have a bigger family use more energy, like the air way down or the heat way up your bill will reflect that of course. Water is cheaper about $50 bucks a month, though there are droughts and water restrictions more and more through S Texas so water rates may start climbing.
Groceries are decent priced or they used to be. HEB is pretty much the ONLY grocery store in SA. They corner the market there. You have Super Walmarts and Super Targets but that is it. No Kroger, no Albertsons, no Safeway, no United Supermarkets.
Airport is easy to get in and out of and has good service.
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BIG ONE. Very high property taxes. No one notices or thinks about property taxes until you move there and commit to buy a house. No state tax in Texas is a plus, but they get it out of your hide in property taxes. Houses in Texas are assessed at a higher, almost selling value. They run depending on in you live in SA or right outside of the city limit- about 2.9% within SA and about 2.5% outside of the city limit. If you buy a house for $200K you can count on about 3% being your tax- so that would be $6,000 a year, split that up monthly and it's about $500 a month tacked onto your house payment. Your house will be assessed close to what you bought it for, maybe a bit less since real estate has nose dived there. If you are over 65 years old you can get a cap on some of the taxes which saves a little bit. My house which was right outside the city limit was assessed for about $185 and was worth about $215K at the time- and with my moms senior cap, taxes were about $4100 annually. But if you're within the city and you're in a bigger, more expensive house, the taxes go right up. A $300K house will probably have taxes in the $9,000 range. Look up addresses in SA in the price category that you want to buy and go to Zillow, put in the address and look at the taxes. In some of the newer neighborhoods you'll see smaller amounts but it's only because the correct info hasn't gotten to Zillow. Also if you're outside of SA city limits, you may see only a small, like $1500 in tax amount, like what my last house showed, HOWEVER, outside the city limits you have to pay taxes for TWO counties and you can add on another $1,500 to that amount. For some reason Zillow doesn't count in the two counties tax structures. Though you pay for two counties, you still save a half percent because you aren't paying SA city taxes.
This is important for people planning to move to Texas to know.
Lots of military bases and lots of military retirees who retire at 40, move to SA and gobble up the jobs. In my opinion if they have retirement money coming in, they will/can take jobs paying less- which I think runs down the salary averages for the city. I work in a well known industry that should have plenty of jobs- but I had a tough time finding anything decent. There is a partiality to Hispanics and to the military. The jobs I got into were not good and didn't last long. Especially working with women- seemed to be very cliquish. Unless you were of that certain ethnicity you were the outsider. Others may not find that, but I did. That was reason I left for another big city out west.
Even though SA is a BIG city, there is still a small town mentality with jobs- seems like you had to know someone to get into anything good. It is sort of a good ol' boys town- I think women are on a lower rung, that was part of the issue. SA still hasn't moved out of the 1970's on many accounts.
You can drive down below Loop 410 and the streets, business and signage hasn't changed since I left in '74.
In a way it's nostalgic, but to someone to who comes from a bigger, more progressive city, they may be put off by it.
The roads in SA were laid out based on the old cattle trails that came into the city. There is no grid to them. They meander all over the city without going anywhere. As one poster said on here, it can take you 30 minutes to go 5 miles. There are only a handful of roads that go from one part of the city to another. This can create huge traffic jams if there are accidents as there is no other street to get off on that will take you anywhere. The main roads are:
Loop 1604 goes east to west of the north part of the city.
Hwy 281 goes from up north through downtown.
I-35 goes north to Austin, Dallas, goes south through and around downtown SA.
I-10 goes northwest and southeast taking you through downtown.
Blanco Rd goes north and southeast through the mid part of town, but cuts off after downtown.
McCullough down by North Star Mall, if you live in that area, will take you downtown, but nowhere else.
All other side roads are clogged, congested and generally only go within a few mile radius, I call them 'local' roads that go nowhere. Traffic can be a mess at most times. One of the worst things about the city. There is just a huge lack of major roads to carry the traffic of 1.4 million people.
There are NO parks in the city. I'm used to pocket parks, walking paths, small little lakes- nothing like that in SA. When walking or biking, you're stuck in your neighborhood. Neighborhoods there don't have neighborhood rec areas or parks. Just houses and sidewalks. Your neighborhood may have a pool and small play area, but that will be it.
There are parks around SA but they are heavily wooded, nature type parks that are not conducive to exercise nor safe for women or kids. They are very secluded and downright scary. MacArthur park around the airport was a place I went as a kid. But you gotta get out and drive to it, it's not neighborhood accessible. It has climbing stuff, swings and such and again, a heavily wooded area. Not for evening play. Again you have to drive to them- they're not walk accessible.
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Variety Club Honors Michael Caine
By Admin Published: November 17, 2008
This years Variety Club event gave honors to veteran actor Michael Caine for his outstanding contribution to showbusiness.
Atonement actor James McAvoy also received an award along with Noel Edmonds, Kenneth Branagh, Alan Carr and Colin Morgan.
Supporting the annual charity event, in the audience, were John Hurt, Simon Pegg and Sir Ben Kingsley.
The show will be broadcast on November 30.
Michael Caine also received the Variety Club Showbiz Awards honor for his work with the UK charity.
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