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4,4 su settembre 08, 2014
We wish we would have stayed longer!
4,6 su settembre 03, 2014
Nice rooms, easy access to highway 12 and far enough from the road that there is no traffic noise, great breakfast and service provided by Cathy.
5 su agosto 29, 2014
I can't say enough about my stay at the Hampton Creek Inn. From the minute I walked in the door and was greeted by Cathy, I felt so at home and comfortable. What a wonderful hostess. The food was fabulous! I loved the house...I felt like I was living in a different era! Beautiful experience. :)
3,8 su agosto 27, 2014
My new wife and I were looking for a place to stay on our honeymoon between my saint helens & my rainier. Found a gem here. manager shared local knowledge with us right away when we arrived(later than expected.) the romance package was perfect for us since we do not drink, and the room was full of all kinds of "goodies" which were perfect while out on the trails. breakfast was not your typical b&b. We were provided a check list of items, this was unexpected, and definitely a plus. my only complaint was that we stayed two nights and the towels were not changed. Manager was happy to provide clean when requested.
5 su agosto 26, 2014
This was one of my first bed and breakfast stays and it was lovely. We arrived in the evening and were taken to our room and shown around. Breakfast was delicious and fresh and the inn keeper was very knowageable about Mt Rainer and offered us some good tips and suggestions for the park. Only thing I didn't like what that we were the only people there that evening so it made it a little awkward. I'd stay here again v
4,4 su agosto 19, 2014
We so enjoyed the innkeeper and learning more about the history of Hampton Creek Inn. We were there on a cloudy day, I suspect it would be very warm in our room on a sunny day. Best breakfast of our entire trip!
5 su agosto 13, 2014
The Innkeeper who didnt usually stay at the Inn slept on the couch so she could make us a travel breakfast. We had to leave at 6AM. Wow. Great Inn very nice room. Very satisfied.
5 su agosto 12, 2014
We were in our way to Mt. St. Helens traveling from Mt. Ranier National Park. We need a place to sleep over and Hampton Creek Inn was the perfect place to stay not only because of the great location but also for the service, the nice room and the wonderful breakfast!! Definitely is highly recommended for couples and families traveling in this wonderful area of Washington State!!
4,8 su agosto 08, 2014
Small B&B with gracious host customer breakfast and great value/price. Would go there anytime! Only drawback was no air-conditioning on an unusually hot day (high 90's).
4,8 su agosto 03, 2014
This B&B was truly a delightful discovery. Cathy, our innkeeper was very helpful in suggesting restaurants and places of interest to visit. We have stayed at a lot of inns, but this was the first time we were given multiple choices for breakfast. Each entree was individually prepared and delicious. I highly recommend this inn to anyone visiting g the Mt Rainier area!
4,8 su luglio 21, 2014
Loved my stay here at the Hampton Creek Inn. Cathy was such a lovely and wonderful hostess! She is what made my experience so great. Loved her breakfast and her warm personality. The only reason I gave it 4 stars for the room rather then 5 is because it was so HOT in the room. It was in the 80's at the time, and a fan was brought in, but I would stay at the back room next time, as it has better airflow.
4,6 su luglio 20, 2014
We stayed here as we moved from Mt. Rainier to Mt. St. Helen. Made a fantastic break to sleep in luxury after Paradise Lodge. Service was great. We knew not to expect A/C, but the room was fine with the fan provided and window open,. Would stay again to access the closest parts of each park.
4,0 su luglio 16, 2014
Pleasant room, lovely house. Very informative and friendly innkeeper, great breakfast
3,6 su maggio 29, 2014
Perhaps the best feature about the Hampton Creek Inn is that, as far as we could tell, it is the only B & B in the entire valley. And, the local hotels didn't hold much promise, so, which made this stay was even more special.
5 su maggio 26, 2014
Perfect location and perfect accommodation. Too bad we stayed only one night there. Cathy was a great host. This was our first stay at a B&B and we loved the place. Italian architecture was mind blowing. Great convenient location to Mt. Rainier and St. Helen's. Book your stay here and you will not be disappointed. Oh and one more thing...Cathy makes awesome french pressed coffee.
4,6 su maggio 21, 2014
I was very pleased with my stay at the Hampton Inn. My sister had recommended it and she is hard to please. The decor harkened back to yesteryear and I just loved it. The antiques were in excellent condition and it just made my stay that much more special. The inn keeper was quite nice and prepared a lovely breakfast. She told me how she had brought several of her own pieces to the inn and I think that they were quite appropriate and added to the charm. Since my dad lives in the area, I will be back. Definitely.
5 su maggio 08, 2014
This was one of our best experiences ever in a B&B. Hampton could be a poster child for B&B's! Was a beautiful home and restful stay and food was marvelous! Hats off to Cathy, our host!
4,6 su marzo 18, 2014
We just needed an overnight "getaway" and this place was PERFECT! Beautifully decorated room with a perfect fireplace; hot tea when we asked, food we could eat... we could not have asked for a better place to spend time! We are already looking forward to our next opportunity to visit this wonderful, cozy hideaway! Many thanks to the owners - Calvin and Michele - for running such a great place! ~Richard and Dawn-Renee
5 su dicembre 31, 2013
We were very pleased with our stay at Hampton Creek Inn. If your travels take you to Randall WA, we highly recommend these accommodations. Paul and Aura
4,4 su ottobre 11, 2013
We liked the place, very good breakfast, nice people!
5 su ottobre 07, 2013
My first B&B stay. The innkeepers were very helpful and a delight to deal with but gave me privacy which I value. The Inn was close to the highway which was great for access and yet back enough from it so as to not have the noise which accompanies traffic. For anyone going to either Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier, or both, this is an excellent play to stay. Should my vacation plans call for my going near this Bed and Breakfast, I will be staying here!
4,6 su settembre 18, 2013
Easy to find, very welcoming and comfortable. Cup of tea on arrival best one we had in entire stay. room v comfortable, with BIg Bath in room. Breakfast excellent, went for walk early, saw deer in the mist, lovely! Would recommend and stay here again
5 su settembre 18, 2013
We were very pleased with our stay at the Hampton Creek Inn. The room was large and very pleasant! Bathroom was a bit small but it certainly didn't disappoint us! We would recommend anyone to try this lovely bed & breakfast.
4,8 su settembre 16, 2013
We had a lovely time. They are such a nice family.
5 su agosto 30, 2013
We stayed one night on our way cycling from Seattle to Portland through the national forests and Mt. St. Helen's area. Calvin and Michele were the perfect hosts, and we could not have asked for better food, lovely rooms or beautiful surroundings. We recommend for anyone passing through (or staying put for a bit!).
4,8 su agosto 29, 2013
4,4 su agosto 28, 2013
If you're looking for an anonymous, cookie cutter, private, meticulously manicured chain place, Hampton Creek Inn is not for you. But if you enjoy meeting interesting people, in a quaint surrounding, with decent food, at a very competitive price, then give Hampton Creek a try.
4,8 su agosto 15, 2013
The proprietors (Calvin and Michele) are two of the most pleasant people I have ever met. They really made me feel at home. We were out hiking most of the day and tey were very accommodating of our schedule. The breakfasts were so good... I recommend the pancakes with fresh blueberry syrup. Lovely, spotless place in a beautiful setting. I recommend this B&B to anyone.
3,6 su agosto 11, 2013
Nice people. Excellent smoothies. Wonderfully quiet with the windows open at night.
3,8 su agosto 06, 2013
Would stay again! Welcoming hosts and a delicious breakfast! Location handy for exploring Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens.
3,4 su luglio 28, 2013
Felt welcomed, and the room was very cozy, wonderful claw foot tub. The chocolate chip cookies were fantastic!
4,4 su luglio 25, 2013
Ended up arriving late for a brief stay to camp the next day. Staff was courteous and even though we were out the door very early they had breakfast prepared. Very comfy beds too!
4,2 su giugno 03, 2013
This is a beautiful B&B run by a very nice couple. Well worth the stop.
3,2 su maggio 22, 2013
Very quiet, in a beautiful setting. Our room was clean and welcoming. The homemade cookies were a nice touch :)
4,4 su aprile 21, 2013
This is my first stay at a Bed and Breakfast, so I have nothing to compare it to, but I can describe it. There were fresh baked gluten-free, dairy-free chocolate chip cookies when we arrived. Nice treat! (I had said in the reservations that I was gluten-free) Michele also made me a tall mug of peppermint tea. It was a weekday, so we had the guest quarters to ourselves. It was neat being in such a big, beautiful, old house. Speaking of old house, I did wonder about how sound carried. I could occasionally hear the owners' toddler and baby. I wondered what they could hear of us or what it would have been like with other guests. Like I said, I haven't been to any other bed and breakfast before, so I can't compare. The bed was a bit harder than I'm used to, but it was nice to sleep somewhere dark, without city lights. In the morning light, with the covers thrown back, I was surprised to see there was a giant (although well washed and faded) stain on the sheets. We had fun playing one of the games (Invention Trivia or something) that was in the common area for the guests. Breakfast was quite a treat for me - I had fluffy gluten-free pancakes with delicious apple syrup along with sausage and eggs. My husband seemed happy with his glutinous meal. We got a chance to ask Calvin about the history of the house, which we had been theorizing about and were both wrong.
4,8 su aprile 08, 2013
We loved the old house and its history. The owners were very pleasant and helpful. We were greeted with dairy free chocolate chip cookies that had amazing flavor! The owners are keen to help meet any special dietary needs without effecting taste. Breakfast was equally as delicious. We would definitely stay here again!
5 su gennaio 22, 2013
This was my 2nd stay at this B&B, and I'll be going back again. It's a peaceful location with warm hopsitality, great service and excellent food. I highly recommend it. I've only been there for work, but plan to go back with my family as well. I know they would love it! They are also able to accommodate a Celiac (extremely gluten-free) diet for my family!
1,8 su ottobre 08, 2012
Almost mute host, mediocure and small breakfast, coffe was almost rationed by use of French press method. Poorly decorated room and dinning area garage sale decor. Could have been much cleaner.
4,0 su ottobre 04, 2012
Best coffee and good cookies. Staff very friendly, attentive and informative of area. Room very clean and comfortable. Nice atmosphere. Would recommend staying there.
5 su ottobre 02, 2012
We stayed in the Mt Adams room, which is tastefully decorated in blues and browns. The bed was very comfortable and included 2 pillows for each of us. The windows were clean and easy to open, giving us clean, fresh mountain air to breathe all night. Though you are a mere block away from Hwy 12, there is no traffic noise during the night. It was quiet and very restful. It was the little touches they give that makes this such a wonderful place to stay. We were greeted warmly by both Calvin and Michele upon arrival. I had let them know of my dietary restrictions when making our reservations. There were excellent, fresh baked, gluten free, chocolate chip cookies served when we arrived. On the side table in our room was a basket containing apples and snacks, one being gluten free to accommodate my dietary restriction. The bathroom was clean with the special touch of a small bar of handmade soap. The water tastes great! There are two sitting rooms for the guests with comfortable seating, good lighting and a variety of games & reading material. There is a coffee shop on the main floor that serves good coffee & teas, home-baked goodies, tasty cup of soups & salads. The breakfast is a seasonal menu and you are given so many wonderful choices! It was all cooked to order, served with a smile and was tasty and tailored to meet our dietary restrictions to a "T". This Inn is located halfway between Mt Rainier and Mt St Helen's. Making it easy to hike many trails in both locations... if you can finally decide which one you want to take!
5 su settembre 30, 2012
very nice, friendly, accommodating, common refrig available. best place to stay before driving into or out of Mt St helens Windy Ridge (#99) road.
5 su settembre 23, 2012
Thank you so much for your wonderful hospitality! We were greeted on our arrival Friday evening with warm brownies and an iced latte. Breakfast Saturday and Sunday was spectacular! The setting is quiet, the other guests delightful. Definitely will return.
4,8 su settembre 22, 2012
A warm and delightful Inn which offers peace and gentle quiet to all who enter. And I highly recommend the lemon-lavender souffle!
4,6 su settembre 19, 2012
Very attentive innkeepers, with a wonderful and varied breakfast. Only downside was a lack of shower for our room...claw footed tub was our only option.
4,6 su settembre 05, 2012
Laid back, young and gracious couple operating a homey and unpretentious B&B complete with their own family. They offered an extensive variety of breakfast items (try the blackberry crumble) and offered to bring our food to wherever we wished to eat... Very accommodating hosts. Also a nice variety of gluten & dairy free items.The rooms were very clean and the sleep was sweet in a very comfortable bed. Home made cookies on the nite stand warmed our hearts.
4,0 su settembre 04, 2012
I really enjoyed this property. The hosts were very friendly and helpful. Their choices for breakfast were outstanding and we had a hard time choosing. With chickens on the property you get farm fresh eggs. They also have a lot of gluten free items for those needing that diet. I have a food allergy that they accommodated gladly. We were in the area for the Packwood annual flea market. It was just a hop, skip and jump to get there. The room we had was there largest room that can accommodate a family with a child. It was nicely decorated and very clean. I would recommend this property to anyone.
4,8 su agosto 29, 2012
Very charming and peaceful. The owners showed wonderful hospitality and went out of their way to make sure we had a pleasant experience.
4,2 su agosto 27, 2012
After having a VERY bad hotel experience a few years ago my wife and I have been very cautious regarding where we stay and have really only stayed at well known hotel chains with very good reviews. We haven't ever stayed at a bed and breakfast and weren't really sure what to expect. This place exceeded our expectations. The rooms were very clean and the food was excellent. If you want a quiet and relaxing place to stay near Mt. Rainier this is the place! Thanks again Calvin and Michele!!!
4,8 su agosto 23, 2012
This is a great home base for a trip either to Rainier or St. Helens (or both). The value is good for the location, and the extremely friendly and accommodating hosts (we arrived on the late side) made tea for us (note: the excellent chai costs extra), had fresh cookies and other snacks available as complimentary treats, and they even upgraded our room for free because someone else didn't show up. Also, hope that their kids make an appearance - they're awesome. It's a great house, extremely charming, with a lot of nice open spaces to hang out in. Breakfast was very good, but that the parfait was store bought was a little surprising. All in all, we would have loved to stay another day or two.
5 su agosto 22, 2012
Wonderful service, close to all the best outdoor recreation My son and I enjoyed playing cards in the evening and throwing frisbee on the lawn outside. A very pleasant stay.
4,4 su agosto 21, 2012
This was a nice place to stay and the owners are great. Breakfast was perfect and you can tell them when you want to eat. Perfect stay.
2,4 su agosto 16, 2012
Did not live up to what we expected based on some previous reviews. The Inn's website describes the place as "beautifully restored". We were misled by this. From our observations, it would be more accurate to say that the building has been restored to a modest degree. Our room (The Silverbrook Room) is described in the following terms: "A luxurious getaway with a new ensuite classic clawfoot soaking tub (with hand shower), electric fireplace, queen-size bed, original hardwood floors, and a private bathroom." We expected to find the bath-tub in the bathroom. However, the tub actually occupies a prominent place in the bedroom itself. There was nothing we could describe as "luxurious" about the room: it was small, and considerably smaller than what one might be led to expect from the description. The windows of the room clearly had not been restored. They were of the traditional sash type, and were very dusty. The Innkeepers were (as other travellers have said) friendly, attentive and keen to please.
3,4 su agosto 12, 2012
We loved staying at the Bed & Breakfast. Thank you "Hampton Creek Inn" for a romantic getaway.....
4,4 su agosto 10, 2012
Our family group stayed two nights and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The setting in lovely and it's very accessible to the highway and both national parks. Calvin and Michele reconfigured our rooms for the second night. (Each of our rooms did have a private bath.) There were wonderful choices for breakfast and all were delicious. We even received a cute drawing from the children the morning of our departure.
4,2 su agosto 05, 2012
If you plan to vistit Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Rainier this is a nice spot to stay for a night or two. Great choice of breakfast, Just one room has its own bathroom though. Have a look on their homepage before.
Risposta del proprietario
Thank you for your stay! ALL of our rooms have their own private bathrooms, for each of our guests' comfort and convenience. Please let us know if you have any questions. We appreciate your stay and review.
5 su luglio 31, 2012
Calvin and Michelle are great hosts. The breakfasts are incredible and unique (with many options!). Great location for exploring Mt. Rainier and Mt. St. Helens.
5 su luglio 19, 2012
It was a pleasure to stay in this wonderful house. The hosts are very pleasant and the Lemon souffle` was like nothing I've had before. Breakfasts were ready exactly when we asked for them. The room was clean, comfortable and well decorated.
4,0 su luglio 15, 2012
Please don't be deterred by the outside appearance of the Hampton Creek Inn, as it looks somewhat unkempt. Once we got inside, we found our room to be clean and attractive. The owners were interesting, friendly and very helpful and the food is above and beyond what we expected (try the berry crisp). Within one minute of the Inn there is a lovely hiking trail through the national forest. The owners have 'pet' chckens who came to visit on the front balcony (very fun!) and it was such a peaceful, pleasant experience to just sit on their front veranda and chill!
3,6 su luglio 11, 2012
Hosts were very hospitable and provided excellent service without being intrusive. A wonderful area in which to stay and visit Mounts Rainier and St Helens.
4,8 su luglio 02, 2012
Close to Mt St Helen's and Mt Rainier. Hosts are very nice people who make you feel at home. I would recommend for friends and families visiting this area.
4,0 su giugno 21, 2012
I love the coffee products they serve. They use a French Press method and the flavors are mostly organic and don't use corn syrup. I like the Strawberry Mocha while I read the Wall Street Journal. Scott
4,8 su giugno 19, 2012
A wonderful stay in a small rural area conveniently located between Mt. Rainier and Mt. St. Helens. Downstairs is a coffee shop and the upstairs rooms are newer and nicely appointed. The Innkeepers Calvin and Michelle were very helpful with planning our trips to the mountains. They also run the Inn in a very environmentally conscious way and most of the food served (if not all) is organic/gluten free.
4,4 su giugno 12, 2012
Really enjoyed our stay at the Hampton Creek Inn and reserved another two days when the flowers should be bloomin on the mountain. Wonderful owners and a comfortable place to stay - highly recommend
4,8 su giugno 06, 2012
Wonderful B&B. Clean rooms, good food. They have wifi but no TV.
4,8 su novembre 14, 2011
We were very pleasantly surprised by a discount for the weekend of Veteran's Day, but even at full price we would have been very happy. The Inn was clean, quiet and comfortable with fabulous food choices that catered to dietary restrictions. The comfy robes, fresh fruit and tea selection in the rooms as well as private bathrooms provided a homey freedom. There was a card in our room for a local massage therapist who came right to the Inn with a reasonably priced massage. Despite the rain all weekend, we found plenty to do with board games, books and a short drive to Packwood to visit the history museum. Thank you Michele and Calvin for a very delightful weekend!
5 su ottobre 30, 2011
great B&B great hosts great food
4,6 su ottobre 14, 2011
Calvin and Michele were so helpful with helping me arrange my adventures in the Northwest. I would love to have stayed longer.
4,8 su ottobre 08, 2011
Stayed in the smallest room available and thought it would be cramped, so was pleasantly surprised at the size of the room and comfortable appointments. Great hospitality, food and fellowship.
4,4 su settembre 18, 2011
home was beautifully restored, room was tastefully decorated, quiet. Innkeepers were very helpful and knowledgeable of the area. This place also had the most wonderful coffee! Yum!
4,0 su settembre 08, 2011
A pleasant setting, helpful and charming hosts, delicious breakfasts. Easy access to Windy Point.
4,8 su settembre 05, 2011
Wonderful hosts! Very cute & comfy room. Being Gluten intolerant, it can be difficult to find a good B&B that is willing to work with my dietary restrictions. Calvin & Michele were wonderful! Gluten-Free Cookies in the evening and great options for breakfast using local, organic produce. They even supplied some Gluten-Free snack bars to take with us on our hikes. Would highly recommend them and will definitely stay there again on our next visit to the area.
4,0 su agosto 24, 2011
This B&B is a nice, quiet family run place. It is in a small town in a rural area. Service was great. It is clearly the best in town. I would recommend it.
4,2 su luglio 29, 2011
Excellent B&B in an out of the way location. Innkeepers are trying hard to make a success of this new venture. Would recommend the Hampton Creek Inn and would stay there again if I was in the area.
4,6 su luglio 26, 2011
This is a great little bed and breakfast that is sure to make you feel as welcome as if you were visiting old friends and as doted upon as if you were royalty. Fresh baked cookies every afternoon, fresh fruit in the rooms and phenomenal breakfasts served in an old style dining room with fresh flowers on the table every morning. The room was homey and clean, the price was wonderful, but far outshining those two aspects was the service and friendliness of the innkeepers. We loved getting to know them during our 3 days there, but we never felt intruded upon by their hospitality. And the food was fresh and seasonal, made with organic ingredients. Yummy! We'll definitely go back if we get the chance.


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Learning to Love the GreyBy Jonathan Hall
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Brandi Patterson came home on last week to find these three black bears in her back yard. She said the didn't show any signs of aggression and eventually ran away into the woods. Wildlife officials were forced to euthanize the bears on Thursday.Photo by Contributed Photo /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
For nearly a week, a mother bear and her two cubs roamed the streets of Chatsworth, Ga. They dug through garbage cans for scraps and lay down on fresh-cut lawns or in backyards.
Locals snapped photos as they passed the animals or tried to get closer when the bears scampered through yards. Several left food out. Some called 911, dispatchers said, each day the black bears were spotted.
"The bears are in my neighborhood across from my house," one woman told a dispatcher.
"They got my garbage out and pulled it out behind the house," a man called from Old Dalton-Ellijay Road.
But on Thursday, some locals were surprised when they learned the black bear and her 10-month-old cubs, that hadn't harmed anyone, were dead, put down by wildlife officers.
"It's very upsetting that they put them down," local resident Brandi Patterson said in an email. "I don't understand why they couldn't have just transported them somewhere else."
Chuck Waters, regional supervisor with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, said officials had no choice but to euthanize the family of bears because they had learned to rely on human food and were no longer wild.
The bears were captured Wednesday, Waters said, and officials found tags on them showing they had been caught once before. The animals had been hauled from Big Canoe, Ga., and released in the Cohutta Wilderness for a second chance.
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Officials tried every option to keep the bears alive, he said, from shooting them with rubber bullets to warning residents to hide their food.
But bears who learn to love human food will seek it again when released somewhere else, he said.
"The real take-home message is a fed bear is a dead bear," Waters said.
Try telling that to some residents in Chatsworth, where this kind of bear is celebrated each fall at the Black Bear Festival.
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In addition to my posts on KohaCon10 others posted information they learned and shared at the conference – I thought I should share that here so that you all can keep up with everything Koha and KohaCon related. KohaCon10 & our API KohaCon10 Presentations KohaCon10 video 1: Rosalie Blake KohaCon10 video 2: Lee Phillips Why Librarians Love Koha KohaCon10 Pictures KohaCon10 is Finished Technorati Tags: kohacon10
Up next our own Ian Walls to talk about his awesome visions for where we can go with Koha 4.0! Ian warned us that the following could all be ideological and naive and we have to remember that they are all just his ideas and nothing concrete. First (and Ian rants about this alot) we need to rebuild some of the modules like holds, notices, accounts (a big problem for [ Read More ]
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David Friggens put together an awesome Prezi map of the presentations at Koha – make sure you check it out later when he's updated it with the final links and such. Kohacon10 on Prezi Technorati Tags: kohacon10
George Oates from the Open Library project was up next to tell us how we can use Koha with the Open Library. The Open Library started with records from something like 30 libraries and now anyone can add books by filling in just a few required fields (but I highly recommend adding more than that first form asks for – just so that the library has more valuable info). I [ Read More ]
Donald Christie from Catalyst was up first after lunch to talk to us about celebrating, promoting and supporting free software in libraries. First up – Freedom. With free software we have the freedom to have new ideas, learn, share, remove arbitrary controls, collaborate, form communities and spread knowledge. Donald also brought up the anti-features that François mentioned and pointed us to a site where you can find a list of [ Read More ]
Farasat Shafi-Ullah from SCME National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Islamabad, Pakistan was the first up this morning and we all gave him a huge round of applause for taking a 5 day journey to get here! I have to add yet again that this conference is an awesome way to see how much we all love Koha and how strong the community really is. Now on to [ Read More ]
Amzari Abu Bakar came up after me to talk about the Koha experience in Malaysia. Amzari started by telling us about the systems that libraries in Malaysia are using – they run the gambit from home grown to large proprietary systems. From 2005 to 2008 only three libraries (one special, one school and one small academic) in Malaysia were known to be using Koha (as said earlier there is no [ Read More ]
I obviously couldn't blog myself so Ian Walls wrote up my session on the ByWater Solutions blog and I'm going to share it with you here (with his permission). —————- A presentation by our very own Nicole Engard. As Nicole was writing her last book, Practical Open Source Software for Libraries, she did a word cloud on the first few chapters. After "open", "source" and "software", the next largest word [ Read More ]


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This mother-son dance will certainly put a smile on your face!
The pair started off dancing to a classic tune before surprising guests with a musical tour through the generations, covering classic moves from "The Twist" and "Thriller" and "Bye Bye Bye," to name a few. Even more impressive: the mother-son duo never practiced the dance together before the big day; they learned their parts separately and performed it for the first time at the wedding!
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Tips are down for taxi drivers in New York City from passengers who pay by credit card, according to a study by the Taxi and Limousine Commission.
The average credit card tip is 15.5 percent of the fare, down from more than 20 percent in 2009 and 17 percent from October and November of 2010 and 2011, reported the NY Times.
The drop comes as cab fares increased four months ago.
The report from the TLC did not look at tips made from cash payments to drivers.
TLC Commissioner David Yassky tells the NY Times that changes in tipping patterns may have more to do with math than rider resentment.
Average tips are up 8 percent to $2.29 from $2.12 on credit card payments. It is the percentage that has fallen.
"Everybody has a family to support. There is not much you can do without a paycheck. We got to pitch in. There has to be some tip of balance," a cab rider told Good Day NY on Thursday.
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It's the only constitutional question on Tuesday's ballot: In 2018, should the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor be required to run on the same ticket?
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Support for the proposed amendment crosses party lines. It has been part of Republican Gov. Nikki Haley's restructuring agenda since she took office. But Democrats including Haley opponent and state Sen. Vincent Sheheen have also backed the change.
Many supporters say the same-ticket concept offers more consistent executive policies, especially if the governor is not able to serve a full term. Critics say the amendment gives voters less of a choice, requiring them to vote for a party and not the person.
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From NBC/NJ's Erin McPike
ALTOONA, Iowa -- Romney may be behind Huckabee in Iowa, but with scores of national reporters in nearby Des Moines checking out his message this morning, McCain remains his top target.
Again this morning he's touting his role as a change agent. He said that he can't forecast what will happen in the election, but he'd offer some of his thoughts on elections generally. One of his thoughts was, "No one votes for yesterday; they vote for tomorrow." He went on. "Elections are about the future, our future, our family's future, our nation's future."
Over the course of the last week, Romney started hitting harder the Washington outsider game that he brings as a governor from outside the Beltway. He told New Hampshire voters last weekend that if they wanted a politician who has spent nearly three decades in Washington, he was the wrong guy -- a direct swipe at McCain.
And even though he's steering clear of direct attacks on his opponents on the stump in Iowa for his final round of appearances, he's still on the offensive against McCain by beating the drum on the future throughout the day yesterday and again this morning.
He's also bringing out the surrogates. Ann Romney joined him and spoke for half of the allotted time at all six events yesterday, and although she has a separate schedule today, she did join him at the first stop at the coffeehouse this morning. The first of her events is a house party hosted by Diane Herndon, who showed at the coffeehouse this morning, too. Romney singled her out in the crowd for having run into him while jogging in the morning in Des Moines about six months ago and screaming with excitement at the time.
Also with him today on the Mitt Mobile is Sen. Jim Talent, who Romney pointed out to the crowd during his remarks and acknowledged his overarching role in the campaign. He has a pro-life advocate in attorney Jay Sekulow, who's traveling on the press bus now. Yesterday, Michigan Rep. Pete Hoekstra joined him at all of his stops and spent some time on the press bus along with his son, too.


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If President Obama was counting on the American people to pressure Republicans into tax hikes after feeling the pain of the sequester, he has a long wait ahead of him. According to a new poll conducted by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion on behalf of McClatchy Newspapers, most Americans believe the $85 billion in automatic spending cuts that began last week will have no impact on them of their families. In fact, 10 percent said they would have a positive impact, while just 39 percent were worried abut negative impacts from the cuts.
Asked about the larger economy, 47 percent of Americans did say they believed the sequester would slow economic growth. However, 27 percent said the sequester would no impact on the economy at all, while another 20 percent said it would actually help the economy. Even worse for Obama, Americans strongly prefer more spending cuts to more tax hikes when it comes to further deficit reduction. Just 37 percent of Americans want to see new tax hikes, compared to 53 percent who want to trim the deficit through mostly government spending cuts. "Voters are not in a mood to increase taxes," said Lee Miringoff, Director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion at Marist College in New York.
Obama's weakness on the sequester nationally has made him weak on Capitol Hill as well. Obama had wanted $949 million added to Department of Health and Human Services budget this year to help set up Obamacare exchanges by this fall. But the House Continuing Resolution passed last week did not include any new Obamacare implementation funding. Now it appears that Senate Democrats, desperate to avoid being blamed for a shutdown, do not have the votes to add that new spending into their CR. Obama will just have to make do with what he agreed to back in 2011.
From The Washington Examiner
Examiner Editorial: False hopes in the new employment numbers
Phil Klein: Ryan sounding more likely to run for president in 2016
Byron York: GOP leadership killed measure to defund Obamacare
Sean Higgins: White House to nominate "fierce advocate of labor" as Labor Secretary
Tim Carney: With Paul's filibuster, Tea Party made Senate work
Michael Barone: Obama flails as Republicans stand firm on sequester
Mark Tapscott: FOIA use grows but transparency declines despite Obama promises
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The Washington Post, Discord greets Hagel in Kabul: Afghan President Hamid Karzai lashed out at the United States in strikingly acerbic terms Sunday, implying that the American military was stoking violence in collusion with the Taliban to justify a prolonged presence here and charging that foreign troops were harassing Afghan university students.
The New York Times, Cuts Give Obama Path to Create Leaner Military: At a time when $46 billion in mandatory budget cuts are causing anxiety at the Pentagon, administration officials see one potential benefit: there may be an opening to argue for deep reductions in programs long in President Obama's sights, and long resisted by Congress.
The Wall Street Journal, Senators Struggle Over Work Visas: A bipartisan Senate group, labor unions and business groups all agree it is time to overhaul the visa system for foreign workers who come to the U.S. for low-wage jobs because it can be arduous, costly and offers few protections for workers. However, there are sharp divides over how to do it.
Lefty Playbook
Ruby Cramer on How Ashley Judd Can Win
Paul Krugman makes the case for higher deficits now.
Benjy Sarlin details How Jeb Bush Pulled A 360 On Immigration Reform
Sen. Sherrod Brown explains why he wants to break up the big banks
Righty Playbook
Yuval Levin on the difference between entitlement cuts and entitlement reforms.
Ross Douthat on Rand Paul's effort to rebuild Republican credibility on national security.
Bill Kristol calls Rand Paul "the Code Pink faction of the Republican party."
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TORONTO – The cat and mouse game between the two head coaches was furious. "They would change and then we would change and it was kind of back and forth for a couple games," Jay McClement recalled with a chuckle to TSN.ca. "I remember a couple times in Anaheim where it was almost comical." Then a member of the Blues checking unit – where he played for six seasons – McClement was tasked by then-St. Louis coach Andy Murray to shut down the feared Anaheim duo of Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf, managed of course in those days by current Leafs bench boss Randy Carlyle. Because both coaches were maniacal line matchers there was a good bit of chaos on the ice. Any time Perry and Getzlaf flew over the boards, McClement and his linemates would do the same. If the Ducks weapons jumped off, the St. Louis triumvirate would follow suit. "We'd have to change right after the faceoff was dropped," McClement remembered. "We were taking a lot of five, six second shifts." Fast forward to July 1, 2012, the annual kickoff to NHL free agency.
An unrestricted free agent after a year and a half in Colorado, McClement knew that Toronto was one of two teams with serious interest. The Carlyle factor proved to be a significant factor in his decision-making process. McClement was well aware of the Sudbury, Ontario native's penchant for line matching and the high value he placed on checking units – he saw firsthand how the former Ducks coach engaged the trio of Sammy Pahlsson, Travis Moen and Rob Niedermayer – of which McClement was particularly versed in. "I was obviously the type of player that they had targeted," he said. "And on my side of it, it was like you said, I was excited to play for a coach like Randy. I knew that I could have success under his coaching style and his systems." Growing up two and a half hours down the road in Kingston, Ontario, the Toronto factor was also particularly alluring.
McClement signed for two years and from that point forward, he and Carlyle – along with other members of the coaching staff – began to communicate on the regular, carving out expectations and getting to know one another a little bit better. "For me personally, it was just what they expect of me as far as being a leader," said the soft-spoken McClement. "Because we have such a young team that [would] be something I'd be looked upon to do, be a leader and lead by example." Following those lines, it was before the season opener in Montreal that Carlyle informed McClement of his role as the Leafs third alternate captain, subbing in, if necessary, for Clarke MacArthur and Joffrey Lupul.
On Tuesday at First Niagara Center in Buffalo – wearing a letter and playing on the wing with Mikhail Grabovski and Nik Kulemin – McClement had what Carlyle deemed to be the best game of his early Toronto tenure, scoring once in the Leafs thrilling 4-3 overtime win. McClement's current role is still taking shape though.
While he leads all Leaf players in shorthanded ice-time – the Toronto penalty kill is quietly ranked 14th at 80 per cent – his fit in the forward complement is admittedly complicated by the composition of the roster. Lacking the proper ingredients for that old-school shutdown line and seeing the need to find ice for the likes of Nazem Kadri – the club's early season scoring leader – Carlyle has plugged McClement mostly into fourth line duty – 13 minutes on average – usually alongside Colton Orr and Mike Brown. That could and probably should change. One of few on the roster with strong defensive credentials, quick legs and a touch of skill, McClement is a seasoned vet who – with more ice-time – could help stabilize the sometimes icy waters of a young club, especially defensively. Against the Sabres, he logged a season-high 17 minutes and was quite effective, not only scoring his first goal as a Leaf, but helping curb the efforts of Thomas Vanek, Jason Pominville, and Cody Hodgson, Buffalo's number one line.
TSN's Bob McKenzie sets up the start of training camp, going one-on-one with the GMs from all seven Canadian teams.
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Before opening a new thread:
1) Read the built in help file. The built in help can solve most of the minor issues. Including message commands and graphic specs.
2) Check out the The RPG Maker VX Wiki. The thread contains a list of links to FAQs and other resources which might help you. Most common questions can find answers here.
3) Use the search feature on the forum. It can be found to the upper right on the forum page. In here, you can specify what you are looking for. Chances are, as this program gets older, your question has already been answered, so please use this.
4) Check the VX Answer Crown thread to see if the answer can be found there. It was made to answer many of the basic problems newer members commonly have.
5) Use the Tutorial Forum. Our members have written some extensive tutorials that cover many ranges of topics. There are a few stickied tutorials that can help beginners get their feet wet.
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As all you really have at the beginning of your startup are a bunch of educated guesses, your highest priority is to figure out what you're guessing wrong. In other words: can you build a viable business around your idea?
Those coming from an industry will start from verified market insights. However, by definition, startup is a learning organization, searching for a repeatable business model. Unless you are repeating something previously proven, you can never be sure that you have all the pieces right. Coming from a consultancy business myself, and knowing the pain of my customers well, I was really surprised by the assumptions I was making once I put them on paper and examined them with my customers.
The first step in validating your guesses is to make them explicit, or put fancier: document your hypotheses. I'll give you some ideas on how you can do this.
In his book Four Steps to Epiphany, Steve Blank recommends you write a number of briefs, each documenting a different hypothesis (about the product, customers, channels, market, etc). Each is described in a subsection of the chapter "Customer Discovery" (the first of the four steps of customer development). They provide useful questions to ask yourself.
But there's an easier way.
The easier way: business model canvas. If you haven't heard or used Osterwalder's business model canvas, I highly recommend to learn more about it (the first 72 pages of Osterwalder's best selling book are free to download from his website).
What's cool about the business model canvas is that it collects 9 essential building blocks of a business on a single sheet of paper. Miss one and you got no business. Go on, fill one out. These are your hypotheses.
In addition to being a lean way to document your hypotheses, business model canvas is also a great brainstorm tool. Print the canvas on a big sheet, and brainstorm around it with your team.
What to fill in? Steve Blank ran a hands-on customer development course with his Stanford students: the Lean Launchpad. The students had to form teams around concrete ideas, and actually perform customer development of their idea during the curriculum. To do so, they had to get out of the building and talk to actual customers. The students used the business model canvas as a score card, and blogged about their lessons learned in interviews.
What's cool about this course is the bunch of resources and examples it provides, all free and well documented on Steve's blog. Each post in the Lean Launchpad series zooms in on a different aspect of business model providing.
- A theoretical checklist for the specific business model aspect
- Lessons learned: you get to see how the students put this theory in practice
I collected them for you below.
|Business Model Checklists
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|Value proposition checklist, a useful deck urging us to think about the problem statement, technology/market insight (why is this problem so hard to solve), competition and the (minimum viable) product.
|Lessons students learned by testing value proposition hypotheses
|Customer checklist: different types of customers and markets, multisided platforms, different types of customer roles and customer problems.
|Lessons students learned by testing customer hypotheses
|Customer relationship checklist: it's about demand creation.
|Lessons students learned by testing customer relationship hypotheses
|Channel checklist: direct and indirect sales channels, channels as customers, differences between physical and digital products and channels.
|Lessons students learned by testing channel hypotheses
|Revenue model checklist: what are the customers paying for and how much can they pay, how will you package and price your product, different types of revenue streams.
|Lessons students learned by testing revenue model hypotheses
|Bonus material: a slide deck on 7 different SaaS revenue streams (skip to slide 27 for the juice), a free e-book on software pricing Don't Just roll the Dice (disclaimer: still on my to-read list).
|Key partners, key resources and expenses: two separate slide decks, the latter by Osterwalder.
|Lessons students learned by testing key resources and expenses hypotheses
Helpful alternative geared towards customer development: lean canvas. Ash Maurya proposes an alternative version of the business model canvas: Lean Canvas. I find it simpler to use, and a slightly better fit for customer development. What I really like about it is that it has explicit fields for Problem (top 3 customer problems) and Solution (top 3 features of your product). Focusing on your customer, the problem and the solution is a good way to initiate your research. This is what Ash has to say about documenting hypotheses. He also provides an online lean canvas tool, allowing you to share your lean canvas with your partners or mentors.
Go ahead, fill one in. Start from the business model canvas you filled in before. I found that I tend to use the business model canvas as a (quick) brainstorm tool to think up alternative business models. Once I get serious about testing one of them, I will dive in deeper and fill all the fields of a lean canvas.
What now? What you now have is a list of hypotheses about your business. If any of the things on your canvas mismatch reality, there is a chance you don't have a viable business (yet). So you see why it's so important to validate the hypotheses.
And you don't have the answers – your customers do. So you need to get out of the building and get the answers from them.
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WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) - A Wausau man will be sentenced today after being convicted of sending sexually-explicit text messages to an underaged girl.
32-year-old William Hebbe reached a plea deal in October. He's been found guilty of exchanging sexual messages on Facebook with a 12-year-old. He asked her about her underwear and said he wanted to touch her all over. Investigators seized two computers and several cell phones, and examined over 14-hundred pages of internet chat room transcripts. They say Hebbe used multiple e-mail accounts and on-line names. Marathon County Judge Michael Moran will determine his punishment at 1:30 p.m.
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In last month's dyno cell, we added power with the three most typical mods you can make to any turbocharged engine-intake, downpipe and exhaust system. The results were an incredible 30hp and 55 lb-ft gains in performance. In Part 2 of this Dyno Cell series we will add a performance cat, upgraded intercooler and bigger mass air sensor to again enhance flow into and out of the engine. It should be noted that many of the mods here are beneficial to Eclipse and Talons with the 4G63 powerplant.
The 1990 to '94 DSMs with five-speed transmissions came standard with a 14G Mitsubishi turbo. Most enthusiasts tend to install an upgraded unit that is overly large, and doomed to never perform to its full potential. Many disagree that the stock turbo can make 300-plus horsepower at the crank. It can-and has-with the right combination of bolt-on parts. With the Galant, we will max out the stock unit just to see how close we can get to 280 hp at the wheels.
Removing the restrictions of the stock exhaust system made a significant improvement last month. In this installment, we will swap the stock 2-inch cat for a high-flow 2.5-inch unit, which matches the size of our upgraded exhaust system, thereby eliminating another restriction. On the intercooler front, it's amazing that such a small front-mount unit was able to cool the charge air much at all. Just looking at the pictures, one can see the Spearco upgraded unit is more than three times the size. The Spearco's superiority is even more clearly defined when looking at the thickness of the core and not just the length and width. Its internal flow is 1080 cfm with less than one psi of pressure drop, more than enough for any future upgrades and demands. The intercooler also allows us to use 2.25-inch i/c piping and a new throttle body elbow of the same size, meaning there are no restrictions from the chiller to the engine.
Off To The Dyno CellThe first modification to step up to the plate was the Spearco intercooler. The 4G63 showed a significant improvement as horsepower jumped from 220 hp (where we left off last time) to 251 hp. Torque jumped from 254 lb-ft to 286 lb-ft. The overall boost level jumped almost 2 psi with the intercooler upgrade, a vivid illustration of the inefficiency of the puny stock unit.
Next on the list was the 2.5-inch catalytic converter. With the Dynojet sampling, power on the second run jumped once again, stopping at 259 hp and a whopping 304 lb-ft of torque. Unfortunately, a common DSM ailment reared its ugly head-it's called fuel cut. When the factory ECU sees a large volume of air pulled through the stock mass air unit, it cuts fuel and spark to the engine momentarily to reduce engine speed and power to a safe level.
Many enthusiasts mistake this for not having enough fuel. Many enthusiasts learn to adjust their boost level for different weather to avoid the dreaded cut. Others hack and cut the factory mass air meter in an effort to fool the ECU into thinking less air is entering the engine. They then add more fuel with larger injectors and trim the pulsewidth with an A'PEXi AFC or the new HKS AFR. Another option is to adapt a 2g Eclipse mass air unit. Having tried that, it does work but is a little tough to both install and tune.
Is there a plug-in cure? In many cases, one or more piggyback fuel computers can be used to rectify the situation. There is another option-one that is new, a little more user-friendly and easier to install.
Enter TeamRip Engineering, or simply TRE. The company originally started with a hot-wire mass air based fuel computer for both the 1990 to '94 and '95 to '99 4G63 Talon and Eclipse. Recently TRE has developed a new 75mm hot-wire unit that simply plugs right into the factory harness. The unit has a small box that, with a simple flip of dipswitches, can run 450, 550, 660 or 720cc injectors. Talk about versatility. No chips to change and no restriction means a 4G63 is capable of flowing over 650 hp. The TRE unit comes with a K&N cone filter, complete installation and tuning instructions.
Back on the dyno, the Galant still suffered from fuel cut but 271 hp was extracted and torque checked in at 302 lb-ft-still a noticeable gain. On the street the Galant is just as smooth as stock with much more mid-range and top-end thrust.
To completely remedy the fuel cut problem, as well as raise the rev limiter, we chose to have Technomotive (TMO) reprogram our ECU. Other ECU options are available through TMO, such as stutter box mods for drag racing, convenience mods with the stock gauges to display actual data such as timing behavior and air/fuel ratio and even a security program to prevent starting of the car.
TMO's datalogger system is by far the most useful when working on this particular engine. Invaluable information is gathered and displayed on a laptop. The user can select which variables they desire to monitor from a table of choices. The system goes far beyond just reading error codes and clearing check engine lights and is well worth the cost.
In our next installment, we will install a basic upgrade turbo, along with a fuel pump, AFC fuel computer and maybe a boost controller. We may also address adding a new ignition box.
So far, boost has increased from a stock level of 11 psi, to 15 psi by virtue of improvements in flow restrictions. Testing shows boost spikes to as high as 20 psi at the beginning of a dyno run but boost falls off to 15 psi as engine speed climbs past 5000 rpm. The jump in boost and the spike are loud testaments to the rewards that await those who know where the power is hiding-in the restrictive OE pieces.
While the stock turbo has performed admirably to this point, we can't wait to see what the power output will be with a new turbo and associated components. This may be putting it a bit mildly because we have produced output gains of 80.9 hp and 104.5 lb-ft of torque since the inception of the project. These are impressive numbers considering the relative simplicity of the products and their installation. Stay tuned.


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