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During our coverage of fall sports postseason action this week, I came upon two photographs that, to me, captured the essence of "why we play sports."
One was taken in the Glenwood gym at the conclusion of Creston's upset victory over Glenwood in the quarterfinals of regional tournament play. The Rams had won the earlier meeting, 3-1, on the Panthers' home court.
This time, Creston came out with total dominance in a 3-0 sweep, when it counted. Glenwood's only lead of the night was 1-0 in game two.
I trained the camera on the players on the court just as the final point was being played out, with the other Creston players shown on the bench in the background. It played out better than I even hoped, as the Panther players —particularly middle hitter Natalie Mostek — showed a rush of emotion as her team scored the clinching point of the match.
Everyone in the photo was showing pure joy and elation. A program that has taken its lumps for years had just done something unexpected by outsiders. But it was something they had worked for, and knew they had in them.
That moment is what you think about on that seventh set of sprints at the end of practice, or the 6:30 a.m. weightlifting session. Or the mid-morning skills work in a hot gym in June.
It's when you come together as a team and achieve something you've worked toward. A moment of proving something, to the community, and to yourselves.
Yes, both the volleyball team and the football team lost to highly-ranked teams with superior talent the past two nights. The Creston/O-M Panthers fell 45-7 to No. 1-ranked Sioux City Bishop Heelan Wednesday night on the Morningside field where former Panthers Alan Smith and Briar Evans now play; and the Panther volleyball team was defeated by 17th-ranked Lewis Central Thursday night.
But no matter what the circumstances, when that "final" moment comes, and you're a senior, it hits you hard. Contributing photographer Terry Freeman captured the essence of seniors and coach sharing one last huddle at midfield Wednesday night, after coach Morrison had met with the full squad.
It was an emotional scene. Tears were flowing. These guys had all gone through a lot together. Three playoff runs. Beating Harlan twice in a row for the first time in Creston history. A district championship their sophomore year. Summer weights. Summer 7-on-7 sessions. Camp week in brutal heat. Playoff practices in wet, cold conditions.
It's hard to let go when you've become family with a group of people working for the same goals. This group really wanted to lead Creston's first team to the UNI-Dome.
But, you have no control over the quality of your opponent, and Bishop Heelan is a cut above. State runner-up last year, perhaps state champions this year.
I felt guilty having to do my postgame interview with coach Morrison right after that embrace with the seniors, because it was as emotional for him as for the kids. But, deadline duty trumped sympathy, and I plodded on. Coach Morrison was gracious with his time, and thoughtful answers, as always.
It was fun to bump into Morningside's Smith, the former Panther. He's pumped for his own team's title quest, as the No. 1-ranked Mustangs could be headed for a showdown against No. 3-ranked Grand View come playoff time.
I also spoke briefly with former Panther standout Luke Neitzel, who had begun a college basketball career with former Creston teammate Trey Thomsen at Simpson College.
Neitzel, a two-time all-state football player and believed to be the program's all-time leading rusher with 3,104 yards, is changing schools, and sports.
Neitzel said he is transferring to Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs at the semester break to join the Reivers' football team. He's projected as a safety. It's a two-year school, and Neitzel will still have four years of eligibility.
Neitzel told me he likes school at Simpson, but he admitted he missed football. He seems very eager to get the pads back on.
Former Panther football assistant John Rose had some interesting, and poignant comments about the Iowa playoff system after congratulating the Panthers for their successful season on Facebook.
"I am happy that the Panthers were in the playoffs," he said. "But I cannot help but think that the athletic association is not acting in the best interests of the sport, or the athletes, when they devise a system that puts the fourth-place finisher in a seven-team district on a bus on a school night to travel a great distance to face the first-place finisher.
"The Panthers at least had a winning record, but look at the lopsided scores and the records of many playoff contenders. (Two 4A playoff teams finished 2-8.) In my opinion, we have too many classes of 11-man football, and the playoff system is a joke. It's all about money.
"When we have to go to seven teams in 3A districts, it is time to acknowledge demographic trends in this state. We should go back to four classes of 11-man football, and allow those who cannot compete to play eight-man, or better yet, nine-man, which is a much better game than eight-man."
Rose went on to explain that he's seen his nephew in Minnesota play the nine-man version, and with two running backs and a wide receiver, or a running back and two wide receivers, it's a lot more like real football than eight-man.
I'm intrigued by that proposal, but not holding my breath that the state association will reduce classes and tweak the system, and by that I mean disrupt the revenue stream. Fans still travel to watch a 2-7 4A playoff team, and that cash buys trophies and pays bills.
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I'll tell you another teacher who really did "suck." My anatomy teacher in my senior year. The first semester of my senior year was unique in the fact that I went to two schools. 1st period, I went to a public school to participate in Marine Corps ROTC. Then after that first period, I would go back to the private school I was at finish the rest of the day there. So, I told my anatomy teacher that I would always be a few minutes late to 2nd period because of the distance between schools. She acknowledged this at the time, and I figured everything was good to go. Well, so much for that..... first day I come into her anatomy class the stupid whore has the nerve to ask me where I've been. So, I replied: "I was at ROTC, remember? I told you about this." She said: "Oh, OK. Just go ahead and sitdown."
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With the ten year anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks approaching, the Migration Policy Institute held a conference call to discuss the most significant changes that have occurred in the immigration arena in the decade since the attacks.
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287(g) programs have surged into the public consciousness in recent years. Now operating in 72 jurisdictions, the 287(g) program authorizes state and local law enforcement officers to screen people for immigration status, issue detainers to hold unauthorized immigrants on immigration violations, and begin the process of their removal from the United States.
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Last updated at 11:39, Monday, 12 March 2012
A gang of yobs ambushed a bus, smashing a window as it waited at a terminus.
The vehicle, a Stagecoach service bus on route 76, was at Briar Bank in Belah, Carlisle, when a gang began hurling stones.
A nearside window towards the rear of the bus was smashed.
There were no passengers on board and the driver was unhurt.
An investigation to trace those responsible is underway.
Police say a gang of about six "young males" were behind the attack at 7.20pm on Saturday.
Officers want to talk to anyone who may have seen the incident or has any information relating to it.
Matt Cranwell, of Stagecoach, said: "The bus was at the terminus of the route, waiting to go back to Durranhill. "We don't believe there were any passengers on board. The driver was fine. "Thankfully, this sort of incident is rare but we have reported it to the police."
Saturday's was the second attack on a bus in Carlisle in two days.
On Thursday, a window on a vehicle was damaged as it travelled in the Newtown Road and Port Road area of the city.
Three youths – all wearing dark clothing – were responsible and ran off through the nearby industrial estate.
Anyone with information about either incident is asked to contact police on its 101 non-emergency number or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
First published at 11:27, Monday, 12 March 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Monday morning's program consisted of 5 plenaries and a panel from 7 NSET agencies. The plenary speakers addressed the NNI and current activities in nanotechnology, the implications to the environment of new technologies and the new industrial revolution, tools and facilities for the study of nanotechnology, the relationship of nature and nanotechnology, and an industrial view of nanotechnology and the environment. Panelists discussed how their respective agencies viewed their research agenda as it relates to the environment--applications to and prevention of environmental problems, and possible harmful effects that might arise. EPA, NSF, DOE, DOD, USDA, NIST, and FDA participated on the panel.
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Superior Restaurant and Bar
159 Beale Street
Memphis, TN 38104
(901) 523-1940
Superior Restaurant and Bar is located on the famous Beale Street in downtown Memphis. Typically, I avoid eating on Beale Street because downtown Memphis offers so many choices that are far better than what you will find at this tourist attraction. There are exceptions to every rule however, as I will never turn down a burger from Dyer's. Recently, I visited Dyer's to try the wings and I was impressed. I can see myself making a special trip to Beale Street just to eat those wings again. So, do good hot wings exist at other Beale Street establishments? That's what I wanted to find out.
There are two kinds of wings on the menu at Superior; wings with classic buffalo sauce and breaded wings, which are not sauced. Both types are served in orders of six whole wings with dressing. Of course, being the purest that I am, I selected the classic wings with blue cheese dressing. After I placed my order I chatted with the chef and my server about the sauce, and that's when I learned that the wing sauce at Superior is nothing more than Frank's and Butter. Perfect! Nothing wrong with that at all! Soon my wings arrived and I was surprised to see that that cook had added a breaded wing for me to try. The classic wings were very good. There were cooked well and had just the right amount of sauce. The butter to hot sauce ratio was ideal.
I wasn't expecting to like the breaded wing but I thought it was very good too. It was lightly dusted in flour and spices for a mild kick of heat and skin that was extra crisp. One order of wings more than enough food for this chicky. I ended up taking half of the wings home.
I had a hard time deciding between a three star rating and a four star rating for these wings. The solution was to wait a few weeks before hitting publish. As time passed, I realized that these wings were good, but not awesome or obsession-worthy. Three stars it is.
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Davenport University is an institution in more than the academic sense; it is a community institution, one that has contributed more to the ongoing business environment of Grand Rapids and West Michigan than any other single entity. It is an institution nearly as old as the city itself. It has survived every major adversity the nation has experienced since its post-Civil War beginnings, and has prospered when similar institutions were failing by the dozens. Its record of success is a tribute to visionary leadership, responsiveness to the dynamics of economic, social, and political change, and most of all, adherence to an abiding premise: "Make a Living; Make a Life; Make a Contribution." Around this simple but eloquent motto M.E. Davenport shaped a college.
Mr. Davenport's personal creed has provided the direction for the college's ongoing commitment to training, improvement, and personal enrichment. A person's ability to "make a life," Davenport insisted, depended first upon his or her ability to make a living. The synthesis of the two prepared a person to make a contribution.
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The Tuscan Coast
Cycle into the heart of Tuscany's fertile Costa degli Etruschi on this popular VBT itinerary. Here, breathtaking vistas roll out before you, from the sweeping coast to sprawling farmland to hilltop castles. We'll take it all in during exhilarating reels along stunning routes, including the wine road locally known as Strada del Vino. Along the way, get to know the Tuscan people who flourish amidst such beauty as we sample local wines and olive oils, share a meal in the home of a renowned expert in Tuscan cuisine, and experience the welcoming abbondanza spirit of two the region's famed agriturismi.
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- Admire panoramic views and a picnic lunch at Casale Marittimo
- View vineyards along the Strada del Vino, a beautiful wine road
- Visit a renowned expert on Tuscan cuisine in her home and sample her delicious cooking
- Sample olive oil at a family-owned mill
- Cycle along one of the most picturesque routes in Europe, from Sassetta to Suvereto
- Learn a few Italian phrases from our Trip Leaders
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Mission Type: Lander
Europa Lander Concept Study Report, https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/europa/2012study.cfm
Understanding Europa's habitability is intimately tied to understanding the three "ingredients" for life: water, chemistry, and energy. These astrobiological themes could be well addressed by a landed mission to Europa. Measurements obtained from the moon's surface could allow for direct analysis of the satellite's chemistry and mineralogy through in-situ investigations and measurements that are not possible to achieve remotely:
Notional science objectives for this mission concept:
Europa's Composition: Understand the habitability of Europa's ocean through composition and chemistry.
Europa's Ocean and Ice Shell: Characterize the local thickness, heterogeneity, and dynamics of any ice and water layers.
Europa's Geology: Characterize a locality of high scientific interest to understand the formation and evolution of the surface at local scales.
The planning payload selected for the Europa Lander study consists of a notional set of instruments including a mass spectrometer, magnetometer, multiband seismometer package, site imaging system, Raman spectrometer, and a microscopic imager. If a Europa Lander mission is chosen for implementation at some future time, NASA would ultimately select the payload through a formal Announcement of Opportunity (AO) process.


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Holdener captures her second podium on the World Cup.
Swiss HEAD World Cup Rebel, Wendy Holdener smashed her own career best mark in the World Cup with second place in the Slalom in Ofterschwang. The 19 year old was third after the first run yet was the beneficiary of the Maze v Shiffrin battle going into the last run as Maze took a grip on the Slalom World Cup after first run leader Shiffrin dropped to third overall.
"My best result was a 9th place so far. I would have been happy with another top 10. I was so nervous before starting the 2nd run. I just let my skis go and charged down the slope. It's impossible to find words to describe how I feel right now," explained Holdener. The rising talent first came to prominence earlier this season, as she took fourth in the City Event in Moscow.
Holdener was almost a second off the lead after the first run and had a slender advantage over Kathrin Zettel who was in fourth. This was no time to hold back and a gutsy second run saw her hold her advantage that she had over the leader in the finish as she came down, Marie-Michelle Gagnon. While Maze put in another faultless performance to take a lead of a quarter of a second ahead of Holdener, it was the fact that Shiffrin dropped off the pace that allowed her to climb to second on the podium.
Having only raced in Ofterschwang for the first time in 2012, this was the first time that Holdener had finished a race there and comes hot on the tails of securing her first podium in the Giant Slalom on the Europa Cup tour during the previous week.
Carmen Thalmann and Anna Swenn-Larsson all produced solid results to cement their places in the top twenty five from the season and book their tickets to Lenzerheide for the World Cup Finals, Holdener goes to the Finals as the seventh best racer from the season long series just ahead of another HEAD World Cup rebels Maria Hoefl-Riesch, who straddled on the first run.
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24 September 2007Five important churches will benefit for Historic Scotland grant offers announced today. Under the Places of Worship Scheme, run jointly with the Heritage Lottery Fund, Historic Scotland has offered over £500,000 in grants towards the repair and maintenance of these historic buildings.
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Oracle Customer: Marriott International, Inc.
Location: Bethesda, Maryland
Industry: Travel and Transportation
Employees: 325,000
Annual Revenue: Over $5 Billion
Oracle Customer: Marriott International, Inc.
Location: Bethesda, Maryland
Industry: Travel and Transportation
Employees: 325,000
Annual Revenue: Over $5 Billion
Marriott International, Inc., a leading lodging company, has more than 3,800 properties in 74 countries and territories. The company operates and franchises hotels and licenses vacation ownership resorts under 18 brands, including its full-service Marriott Hotels & Resorts, Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott, and Gaylord Hotels brands.
The company's culture embraces excellence and change, and this includes technological innovation. Marriott was growing quickly and wanted to better leverage the sales force across its brands and hotels and continue to expand its group events business. To support this model, the company looked to move many salespeople from specific properties to offices closer to the customers they serve. Marriott required a group sales and event management solution that could enable this innovative, distributed approach.
The hospitality leader partnered with Oracle to design a new solution, Oracle's Siebel Group Sales and Event Management, which the company is rolling out across the organization. The solution enables Marriott to locate its salespeople closer to customers, equipping sales professionals with the information they need to respond more quickly to inquiries. Today, Marriott uses the system to capture more than 5,300 sales opportunities each day and generate more than 7,300 quotes per day.
As it rolls out the solution, Marriott is seeing higher utilization of its event space. Sales professionals also have visibility into a customer's historical relationship with Marriott brands so they can provide more personalized service. In addition, the system provides better insight into what customers are buying across Marriott brands, enabling the company to adapt and tailor marketing initiatives to increase the occupancy of function space. As important, the company has integrated the system with Marriott.com to offer the industry's first self-service, event-booking portal for small groups—gaining a powerful competitive advantage.
"Customer responsiveness is one of the core drivers for group sales effectiveness, and Oracle's Siebel Group Sales and Event Management gives us a leg up on the competition when it comes to providing rapid and accurate information on rates and availability." – Tony Reid, Senior Vice President Information Resources, Sales, Inventory, and Event Management Solutions, Marriott International, Inc.
Marriott did not have a single, consolidated view of its 30,411 active-function spaces across all properties and brands in the United States. Each property managed its event space separately, as there was little integration between sales systems. As a result, it was difficult for sales representatives to respond quickly to inquiries, especially if a potential customer wanted information on more than one location.
"Approximately 30 years ago, we centralized our sleeping-room inventory into one reservation system. Our function-space inventory, however, remained in siloed databases, making it nearly impossible for us to manage in the way we manage sleeping rooms, from a pricing and availability perspective," said Marc Levy, vice president Information Resources, Enterprise Development, Marriott.
In addition, there was no way for Marriott sales professionals to understand the value of a customer across multiple hotels or brands as information was stored in separate, hotel-centric databases, preventing use of this important intelligence to close a deal.
As Marriott's network grew, so did its IT management burden, as it had to maintain a growing number of on-site systems. In addition, there was limited integration between aging group sales systems, the event execution system, and revenue management systems—leading to complex and manual handoffs and information rekeying. As a result, Marriott could not effectively manage events through the lifecycle, from initial sales call, through to billing.
The company required a single, global platform designed specifically for the hospitality industry that could scale and perform to support its global business needs. Besides being able to support hundreds of properties and more than 20,000 users worldwide, the system needed to be robust enough to handle a range of hotels from smaller, single meeting room hotels to large convention hotels, which may have more than 800 function spaces and execute hundreds of events a day. It also required a solution that could support and integrate with the company's existing ecosystem, including revenue, property management, and central reservation systems, as well as outdoor readerboards. Further, the solution had to provide appropriate access to customer and inventory data at any level for a specific property, global sales office, or regional office and had to be web-based to reduce the onsite IT management burden.
Marriott, which had been using Oracle's Siebel customer relationship management (CRM) applications, looked to Siebel, later acquired by Oracle, for a new solution that would lead the industry. Marriott entered into a strategic partnership, which combined Oracle's engineering and development capabilities with Marriott's input on business requirements. Oracle's Siebel Group Sales and Event Management is the result of that initiative with the two companies partnering to develop the industry's first integrated sales and catering application that incorporates the leading best practices.
Today, Marriott is using the solution's sales capabilities across its global network in approximately 60 countries. It is now rolling out the event and inventory management component in the United States.
Marriott is gaining integrated visibility into event space and sleeping rooms across its full-service hotel portfolio. While its rollout continues across the United States, Marriott is seeing some dramatic improvements in its ability to respond more quickly than competitors to customer requests. "We've been able to leverage information about customers and develop products and services that are specifically tailored to their needs. And, we're getting better insight into how, where, and what customers are buying across hotels and brands and seeing higher utilization of function space," said Tony Reid, senior vice president information resources, sales, inventory, and event management solutions, Marriott.
The company also has greater agility to adapt to changing market conditions. Since group sales and event space information is consolidated, Marriott can now quickly respond to new business conditions, such as federal sequestration, and gain a head start on the competition. In addition, the company has moved its sales professionals out of hotel properties and closer to the customers they serve—which is unique in the industry.
"In many cases, a group-sales customer will book, based on the easiest and fastest interaction, so a company that can respond immediately with accurate pricing and availability is much more likely to close the sale. In a competitive landscape, this is absolutely critical. Siebel Group Sales and Event Management gives us this capability," Reid said.
"Siebel Group Sales and Event Management enables us to apply—to our function space—the pricing and inventory science that we have used for decades to manage our sleeping rooms. That is the secret sauce that we've created with this innovative application," he continued.
The solution also enables Marriott to offer self-service capabilities for small groups—which account for 80% of the company's transactions—and is integrating the system with third-party bookers and e-commerce groups to expand opportunities in this sector. For example, the company has integrated Siebel Group Sales and Event Management with Mariott.com so that small-group planners can book events directly through the website without having to call a sales office. This capability was not possible before Marriott centralized inventory via the Siebel system.
"With Siebel Group Sales and Event Management users can now book food and beverage, sleeping rooms, and event rooms all in one self-service transaction via our website. This accelerates speed, reduces channel costs, and enables sales professionals to focus on more complex events. We are the first organization in the industry to offer this capability," Levy said.
In addition, the company is using the solution to expand opportunities with third-party event management groups and sites. "We are seeing great growth potential through electronic channels, such as e-proposal sites, and are integrating the solution with those new offerings. Sales representatives can now quickly populate the information required for e-proposals, further accelerating our responses and improving productivity," Reid said.
The system is also helping Marriott to reduce its IT management burden. Hardware is centralized with the web-based solution, eliminating the cost and complexity of refreshing systems across more than 500 properties and allowing the company to apply IT human resources previously assigned to those projects to more strategic initiatives.
Siebel Group Sales and Event Management is integrated with Marriott's proprietary Consolidated Inventory/Total Yield system, providing greater visibility into inventory and pricing, and is linked to its property revenue management system, which records check-in and check-out activity and prepares the final folio for many customers. Integration with the company's reservation system provides automatic updates to Siebel Group Sales and Event Management, allowing salespeople to track and better manage the sleeping rooms being booked for a specific event.
In addition, Marriott has integrated Siebel Group Sales and Event Management with its third-party digital signage system, which provides a marquee of events for the day. It also integrates with Bloomberg services for automated currency conversion and to a data cleansing and standardization solution to remove duplicate names and addresses from the system.
Marriott will have more than 20,000 users in North America on Siebel Group Sales and Event Management when the solution is fully rolled out. Users will range from senior account executives to local sales professionals, as well as call-center representatives and members of the business development group. On the revenue management side, users include professionals that create inventory and pricing strategies and manage the planning and execution of group events, as well as finance team members involved in group billing.
The company also recently upgraded to Siebel Group Sales and Event Management Version 18.104.22.168. With the newest release, it is benefitting from Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher, which is now integrated into the system. Marriott has converted more than 50 reports from its legacy platform and has seen significant performance improvement in the more than 14,400 reports it runs daily. It also has moved to the Linux infrastructure, which is part of Marriott's overall data center strategy to drive down hardware costs and deliver high availability at a lower price point.
Marriott had deployed Oracle's Siebel CRM applications and used them extensively throughout the organization. "It was an ideal choice to partner with and build on Oracle's industry-leading Siebel solutions, using as the foundation for a group sales and event management a solution that is specific to the hospitality industry," Levy said. "We've been very pleased with our choice. I would say that imitation is the best form of flattery, and several of our large competitors are starting down a similar road. We have the strategic advantage of being much further along with our initiative."
Marriott is approximately 65% through its rollout of the event inventory management component of the solution in the United States. It has already implemented the sales component globally. Oracle Consulting and Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services have played an integral role in the implementation.
Marriott worked closely with Oracle Consulting Services as its primary application integration partner. Oracle Consulting Services developed several best-practice business processes, providing Marriott with a customizable solution that is scalable to accommodate future changes. The Oracle Expert Services team within Oracle Consulting also conducted architectural and configuration reviews for enhanced usability and performance.
Marriott worked with Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services, Oracle Technical Account Management, and the Oracle Solution Support Center using the Oracle implementation best practices methodology during all phases of the project. This support included strategic guidance during project planning, review, and implementation, personalized technical support, and expertise, such as application configuration, performance benchmark testing, and high availability system design.
"Being the charter customer on this product, it was important that we have direct access to the developers and product team. Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services has the highest level of expertise in the application we're running. There are several members of the Oracle team that know our environment as well as we do and have been critical to our success," Levy said.


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By Frank MulliganMore Content NowThere are subtle indications that your perspective on Christmas may be Grinch-like. For instance, do you steadfastly maintain that elves are illegal immigrants?Other hints that your heart is Grinchily tiny when it comes to the Christmas season include the following:� You call the fire deptartment on people roasting chestnuts on an open fire.� Likewise on those decking the halls with boughs of holly � clearly a potential fire hazard.
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Ashland, Ore.-- For nearly two decades, Callahan's Restaurant and Lodge sat at the base of Mt.Ashland. But just as time brings new chapters for people, it also brings new chapters for business.
"I'll be 80 here in a couple of months. It's time for us to pass it on to somebody else to pick it up and carry this wonderful tradition," said owner, Ronald Bergquist.
Since 1996 owners Ronald and Donna Bergquist said they've done their best to keep the 19-room lodge a place of comfort for tourists and locals alike. But it hasn't been without trials.
In 2006 a fire burned the lodge to the ground and Ronald built it back up.
"That's why we built it the way we did to honor the memories that people have. Up to five generations."
And this year, a historic season on Mt. Ashland with too little snow, the slopes never opened.
Business at Callahan's was down 30%.
"You have to always anticipate reverses and certainly this was one of the biggest and most unexpected," said Bergquist.
The Berquists said by now they've made up their losses. But last week they put the lodge up for sale, listing for over $5,000,000.
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The Bucs (6-21, 6-9) will look to work their way up the standings in conference. ETSU is 5-1 all-time against
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I constructed this robot as a final project for Making Things Interactive, a course offered at Carnegie Mellon University.
Typically, most of the robotics projects I've done have been on the small scale, not exceeding a foot in their largest dimension. With the recent donation of an electric wheelchair to the CMU Robotics Club, I was intrigued by the thought of using the wheelchair motors in some sort of big project. When I brought up the idea about making a large-scale something with Mark Gross, the CMU professor who teaches Making Things Interactive, his eyes lit up like a kid on Christmas morning. His response was "Go for it!"
With his approval, I needed to actually come up with something to build with these motors. Since the wheelchair motors were very powerful, I definitely wanted to make something that I could ride on. The idea of a wheeled vehicle seemed kind of boring, so I began thinking about walking mechanisms. This was somewhat challenging since I only had two motors at my disposal and still wanted to create something capable of turning, not just moving forwards and backwards. After some frustrating prototyping attempts, I began looking at toys on the internet to get some ideas. I happened to find the Tamiya Insect. It was perfect! With this as my inspiration, I was able to create CAD models of the robot and begin construction.
During the creation of this project, I was stupid and didn't take any pictures during the actual construction process. So, to create this Instructable, I took the robot apart and took pictures of the assembly process step-by-step. So, you may notice that holes appear before I talk about drilling them, and other little discrepancies that wouldn't exist if I had done this right in the first place!
Edit 1/20/09: I discovered that, for some reason, Step 10 had the exact same text as Step 4. This discrepancy has been corrected. Step 10 now tells you how to attach the motors, rather than telling you how to machine the motor linkages again. Also, thanks to Instructables for saving a history of edits, I was simply able to find an early version with the right text and copy/paste it in!
Thanks! Out of pocket expenses were under $200, but keep in mind I had a lot of parts donated (motors, batteries, steel tubing).
and those motors are for wheel chair motor? I'm from Indonesia , and I must think where can I find the motors.. please reply.. thank you very much
You may be able to find these motors on ebay.
Rubber treaded feet with absorbers was the first thing that came to mind for me too while watching the video
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Miller has an on-line calculator with ranges for different rod types and sizes.
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They also have a handy app on the ole IPhone that helps you with your setting for SMAW GMAW GTAW & FCAW
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And if you haven't got a me-phone and are using the most popular O/S in the world (Android), there is an app available for you too.Gordie -- "I believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant."
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I am a little late to chime in but I have the miller settings app. I thought it would be fun and interesting to try it out being free and all. It would be a great addition for someone who does not have preferred settings that they know on the fly for their application. It does give you a great general setting on which one can fine tune to the machine, work piece and welder preference ie. heat, speed etc. I think it is a neat app and hope miller comes out with other goodies in the form of app updates or a new app all together.


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