Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Spend some time this fall at McCall's Haunted Farm!

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Looking for a spooky way to spend this Halloween season! Check out McCall's Pumpkin Patch and Haunted farm just outside of Albuquerque, NM! There is something for the whole family!

McCall's Haunted Farm is located in Moriarty, NM. It is less then an hour drive from Albuquerque or Santa Fe. We look forward to seeing you this year!

The Haunted Cornfield
The past does not die easily. The haunted cornfield is haunted by the many victims of Farmer McCall and their desire is to add you to their ranks! Can you keep your sanity and make it out alive?

The Haunted Barn
Enter the gruesome McCall family butcher shop filled with crazed characters that are waiting to terrify you! Will you get out in one piece?

Flashlight Maze (included with the purchase of any haunted ticket)
Can you navigate our daytime maze in the dark?”

Daytime Activities and Events:

McCall's Pumpkin Patch has plenty of family friendly Daytime Activities Including:

- Hayride to the Pumpkin Patch - Pumpkin Picking - 16 acre Corn Maze - Cow Train - Pumpkin Jump -
- Jumping Pillow - Corn Box - Pedal Kart Race Track - Giant Slide - Pumpkin Cannon -
- Pumpkin Slingshots - Corn Cannons - Hay Tunnel - Hay Pyramid - Bunnyville -
- NEW Wee Wild West - NEW O.K. Corral - Goat Bridge - Animal Alley - Duck Races - Hillbilly Band -
- Gemstone Mining - Sandboxes/Fossil Dig - Country Store - Miner's Shack - NEW Food Venues - NEW Old West play fort - NEW Mechanical bull rides

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Charging CEATEC

 

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CHIBA, Japan – There's a growing trend in consumer electronics and IT: cars.

Japan's largest showcase of electronics and information technology, CEATEC, kicked off with three carmakers displaying products in which mobility, electronics and IT intersect.

This is Nissan's sixth year at CEATEC, where market-ready technologies and those capturing a glimpse of the distant future converge.

Last year Mitsubishi joined; this year it's Toyota with a new concept called "Smart INSECT", a single-seater, mini EV that uses motion detectors to recognize a driver's behavior.

"The increased presence of automakers at CEATEC not only underscores the importance of information technology and electronics for autos, but also greater potential for collaboration between the auto industry and the electronics industry."

With 70% of electric vehicles comprised of electronic parts, one might consider cars the biggest of consumer electronics.

Said Nissan COO Toshiyuki Shiga, "The distance between appliance companies and electricity management and the automotive industry is closing more and more."

Nissan proves that, powering its lights and stage with LEAF batteries. That technology debuted last year in Nissan's LEAF-to-Home exhibit, after 3/11 underscored the need for alternate power sources for the community.

Nissan is looking to solve other problems, including traffic congestion and accidents.

The NSC-2015 is focused on time management and security, said Toru Futami, Expert Leader for Nissan's IT & ITS Development department.

"With 90% of accidents caused by human error, we aimed to make a machine that could reduce error to as close to zero as possible and prevent an accident before it happens. Another objective was to reduce time-loss, such as that spent on looking for parking. That can be about 10 minutes lost door-to-door, when all you need to do is get to the entrance," said Futami.

To save you time, the NSC-2015 parks itself and returns to pick you up. A smartphone connected to the Automated Valet Parking technology allows a driver to maintain full control, remotely.

And a new feature to catch any unsuspecting thief by surprise, an all-around view camera can react to suspicious behavior and alert the driver. The driver can then opt to set off an alarm.

As its name suggests, the NSC-2015 will be fully viable by 2015. By then, who knows, the car might even be able to make an arrest.

Courtesy of Nissan News

Thursday, October 4, 2012

2013 NISSAN GT-R - Service Department

Five-Star Service for Melloy Nissan!

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"First experience at the dealership was horrible but after explaining the situation to the person in charge he took care of everything! I would definitely recommend this dealership to my friends and family." Camila G

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Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Great new October offer!

$27.95 an oil and filter change!

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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Nissan Celebrates a Decade of Helping to Secure the Safety of Children

FRANKLIN, Tenn. - Nissan is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Snug Kids™ program, the automotive industry's first-ever child safety seat fit initiative. Since 2002, Nissan has voluntarily provided parents and caregivers with peace-of-mind by offering valuable tools and resources to help determine which child safety seats fit properly in Nissan and Infiniti vehicles, as well as tips on how to achieve a secure fit when installing a rear or forward-facing child seat or booster.

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Courtesy of Nissan News