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Thanks for the information. I just talked to a Miller sales rep just to get some information about the welder/generators. The sales rep did his best to talk me into a Bobcat 225 (I belive it was) for around $2,600. I mentioned the Hobart but he just kept coming back to the Bobcat 225, best in the county you know the pitch. I like Miller but to much money in this case. Going to sell my Millermatic 200 and put the money toward the Hobart.
MAC702 thanks for your help in this decision. I will let you know what I do.....steve
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Bluestar 6000
I have a Miller Bluestar 6000. This is a great machine. They no longer call it this, but I believe the new model is basically the same thing. It will only supply 30Amps on the 220 outlet. It does have 6000 watts though. I run my 110v mig, a small contractors compressor when I need to run my plasma.
07-16-2006, 08:25 PM #13CTguy Guest
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I hope I can add a little help in the form of some math, most generators list themselves by their surge and running watts, and most welders talk about Amps and voltage. You can figure out your compatability through the simple equation: Watts = volts X Amps
So a Millermatic 175 with a 220 voltage and a 20 amp draw would need a 4400 running (not surge) watt generator.
Remember surge amps are just to get things going if you try to run the surge rated draw off a generator for too long and you'll fry it all.
The equation also doesn't take into account and ressistance loss, so give yourself some "room" and buy a generator of greater capacity than exactly what the equation works out to.
PS the equation also works in reverse, I used to be in the professional lighting buisness and this is how we figured out how many lights we could plug in before tripping breakers Watts (total wattage of all lights on a circuit) divided by 110volts = the size circuit breaker that better be in the breaker pannel.
2000 (20 one hundred watt light bulbs in a strip light) / 110 volts = 18.18 amps so a 20 amp breaker should hold and allow for a little safety space.
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Just to make your math a little more accurate, use 120V and 240V, as these are what these generators actually produce in most all cases.
Also, you shoot for 80% loading, so if you have 2000W available, you try to only load it to 1600W, as a general rule.
WHAT U TAKE 4 THE 200mmOriginally Posted by gearhead
I've been looking for a good one that I can afford.
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I would let it go for $700.00 it is in good shape. But shipping will kill you....
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I just orderd an enine driven welder. I orderd the traailblazer 302. I am a diesel mechanic and I started doing services outside of my shop. After researching the Trailblazer 302 looks like the way to go for mobile welding.
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Bobcat 225 for $2600 is a steal.
The Bobcat 225 is $3677.00 Miller List and selling for $2902 + change at Cyberweld.com. It is a wonderful generator/welder. It would run the MM200 no problem, with the correct plug. I would get the Bobcat and keep the MM 200 and sell the lincoln 225 especially if the Miller Rep is willing to sell the Bobcat at $2600.00, an absolute steal.
The portability of the MM200 with bottle, especially if larger than 120 cu. ft. would be problematic. Also, the use of MIG out in the field is a problem with any kind of wind blowing. I use a MM200 in the shop all the time and have to be very aware of the wind conditions outside, especially here in the Texas Panhandle. Shield gas and moving air do not mix. But if you are seting up a trailer to haul a welder(s) on you may also be hauling oxygen and accetylene as well, another bottle wouldn't be hard to accomodate.
The Bobcat 225 is already setup to run MIG/TIG and AC/DC Stick in its design. The mig option is really meant to be accomplished by use of a Suitcase feeder such as the 8VS or X-Treme 12VS, not plugging in a fully integrated machine as the Millermatic 200. The Bobcat does have the power to run the MM200, so that really shouldn't be a problem.
This of course is my $0.02.


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Goals: ARTEMIS stands for "Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and Electrodynamics of the Moon's Interaction with the Sun." This mission is made up of two probes P1 and P2 which were originally members of the successful mission THEMIS in Earth orbit studying Earth's aurora, but were redirected to the Moon in an effort to save the two probes from losing power in Earth's shade. Through this new mission scientists look to learn more about the Earth-Moon Legrange points, the solar wind, the Moon's plasma wake and how the Earth's magnetotail and the Moon's own weak magnetism interact with the solar wind.
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These 21 decadent, cravable, dreamy vegan cupcakes are ready to put a smile on your face. If you think a "vegan" cupcake cannot stand up next to a traditional cupcake – just check out these recipes and be amazed! From creamy chocolate frosting and white fluffy cake to peanut butter and chocolate cupcakes. These lovely, luscious cupcakes are an perfect cheer-up-your-day treat. For special events or everyday baking, these tasty cupcakes are ready to be yours!..
Spring Cupcakes 1 of 21These colorful spring-infused vegan cupcakes will brighten your day in a flash! image: Kathy Patalsky
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Pecan Pumpkin Cupcakes 2 of 21These cheery plump orange cupcakes are accented with nutty pecans, vanilla vegan buttercream frosting swirled on top. image: Kathy Patalsky
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Black and White Cupcakes 16 of 21These elegant black and white cupcakes combine a variety of flavors: vanilla, chocolate and coconut too. image: Kathy, Healthy Happy Life
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Amazon has just launched a brand new, remote storage service to make organizing and accessing your MP3s and other data a cinch.
The Amazon Cloud Drive is like your hard drive in the clouds – aka Amazon's secure servers. You can store your music, videos, photos, and any other documents. To upload, download and access your files, all you need is a web browser. Get more information about how Amazon Cloud works.
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To launch its new Cloud Drive, Amazon is giving away 5 GB of free storage — enough space to store up to 1000 songs. You can use this space to remotely store any data – pictures, video, documents and of course MP3s – and you will never be charged for it.
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When you purchase songs or albums from the Amazon MP3 Store, you can now save them for free in your Cloud Drive – and they will not be counted toward your 5 GB of free storage space. Plus you can listen to them from any web-connected computer or Android device with the Amazon Cloud Player installed.
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I'm definitely intrigued and plan to sign up for my free cloud. Right now, all of our music lives on my Mac in iTunes. But then my husband can't access it unless he takes my computer… which selfishly, I don't like very much!
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Mark Holmes was glad to see Liverpool benefit from Manchester City gamesmanship, and does not want to see an extended ban for Goran Popov.
Manchester City get their comeuppance
Liverpool's first goal at Manchester City on Sunday really didn't sit well with me.
As Edin Dzeko lay on the floor clutching his legs following a strong tackle from Daniel Agger, Liverpool refused to kick the ball out of play despite boos ringing around the Etihad Stadium and the protestations of some City players. Eventually, the ball fell to Daniel Sturridge, who superbly fired home.
Dzeko got booked for his protests and City boss Roberto Mancini was adamant after the game that Dzeko was fouled, also saying the visitors should "probably" have kicked the ball out of play.
I can certainly understand City's frustration at no foul being awarded - I'm undecided on it, but City know better than most that winning the ball does not always matter - but enough time had elapsed after Dzeko going down that Mancini's men cannot possibly blame anyone but themselves for conceding.
You may be wondering, then, why the goal did not sit well with me.
Well, every Manchester City fan will disagree, but I believe it is a tactic of their players to feign injury when the opposition has the ball, making them kick it out of play to bring an end to their attack and allow City's players to regroup.
I'm not offended by any of the dark arts in football, but this is certainly one of the more cynical ones. It's a tactic Neil Warnock has used for as long as I can remember, yet it goes largely unnoticed.
Had City won the ball back against Liverpool and gone on the attack themselves, Dzeko would have jumped to his feet. Even if he hadn't, City would have played on if they felt there was a chance to score. Yet we are supposed to believe Liverpool should have kicked the ball out?
It would have been very sportsmanlike of a Liverpool player to have done so, and any act of sportsmanship deserves praise. But in direct response to blatant gamesmanship by Dzeko, I'm delighted Liverpool played on and scored.
Spitting not the worst thing in football
Not for the first time, a spit in football has caused outrage.
To me, spitting at another player falls somewhere between calling an opponent a rude word and deliberately setting out to hurt someone. Spitting at someone is disgusting, but it's certainly not the worst thing that can happen on a football pitch.
According to football's apparent moral guardians, though, spitting is just about the lowest thing a player can do.
In the space of a few seconds on Sunday evening Alan Shearer described Goran Popov's spit at Kyle Walker as disgusting, vile horrible, disgusting (again), horrible (again), insisting there is "no place for it" in football and calling for a six-match ban.
To put that in perspective, a six-game ban is double what players usually receive for violent conduct and two games more than John Terry got for racially insulting an opponent.
Yet Shearer's suggestion is not as outrageous as it might appear as, in 1999, Patrick Vieira was banned for six games for spitting at Neil Ruddock. More recently, Fenerbahce midfielder Raul Meireles was handed an 11-game ban for spitting at a referee.
Spitting is not a nice thing to do, but dare I say it is another thing that Britons are more offended by than most other nationalities. After all, even a certain Lionel Messi has been caught spitting at opponents in Spain.
I don't want to downplay spitting as it is not a nice thing to do, but Popov spat towards Walker rather than on him or in his face, and I would lose faith in the Football Association altogether if they handed Popov an added charge in the way they recently did Chelsea's Eden Hazard before eventually seeing sense.
Odemwingie farce sums up player power
Unlike many, I do have some sympathy for players like Peter Odemwingie who want to move clubs. After all, if I received a better offer from a rival employer I could simply hand in my notice to take the new job.
Also, I refuse to believe Odemwingie and his advisers had not been given assurances by West Brom that he would be allowed to join QPR on transfer deadline day should an acceptable offer be made and a replacement secured. It just seems too far-fetched that Odemwingie would travel down to Loftus Road completely against his club's wishes, blindly hoping they would change their mind once he was there.
No, I'm certain West Brom would have happily sold Odemwingie, a player who they knew full well did not want to stay at The Hawthorns, under different circumstances.
Odemwingie made himself to look a fool by agreeing to talk to reporters in London, speaking with absolute confidence that a deal would be struck, but the only criticism I have of him was his initial reaction, particularly on Twitter, to West Brom's insistence that they did not want to sell him.
That he believed the club should grant him his wish regardless of their own needs sums up the attitude of many footballers, who believe it is the club that should be grateful for them rather than them be grateful for the club that pays them extortionate amounts of money each week.
West Brom's refusal to sell Odemwingie was one in the eye for all those players that think they can get what they want, no matter who they upset along the way.
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A Maryland agency collected more than 85 million pictures of license plates last year, according to a report by the American Civil Liberties Union. The pictures were taken by devices called automatic license plate readers, which scan and record tag numbers on passing vehicles more quickly than an officer can.
The ACLU released the report July 17 after submitting information requests last year to almost 600 law enforcement agencies in 38 states, including Maryland. About 300 agencies provided information for the report.
License plate readers scan license plates on passing vehicles to check them against a "hot list" for things such as missing persons and reports of stolen vehicles. In some jurisdictions, police store the license plate images for possible use in future investigations, but some organizations, including the ACLU, have voiced concern that the data could be misused by officials who want to track people's movements.
In addition to using data locally, about three-fourths of law enforcement agencies in the state also share their data with the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center, according to the ACLU report. The center collected more than 85 million such records in 2012.
Charles County has 10 plate readers. Information from those readers is downloaded to a secure server every 15 minutes, and according to information from the sheriff's office, the information is accessible to a limited amount of people who have specific training on how to access it.
The plate readers have been active since 2010.
In January through May 2012, the Maryland center collected more than 29 million license plate reads, according to the report. Of those, about 1 in every 50 returned a hit on the hot list. Of those hits, 97 percent were for suspended or revoked registration or a violation of the state's Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program, the report said.
Montgomery County police adopted a policy in January that calls for auditing data files "on a regular basis" and purging information that cannot be used for present or future law enforcement purposes, although the policy does not specify how often it will be audited. The department currently erases all data after a year, Cpl. Kevin Marston said.
While there is a policy in place for the Charles County readers that defines the program and governs its use, sheriff's office spokeswoman Kristen Timko said that as the department begins to switch to a new server, the policy will be reviewed to determine whether an expiration time for the information is necessary.
The ACLU's report on license plate readers is online at aclu.org/plates.
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You thought it was just governments who used drones? No, no. PETA claims its "Air Angel" drones will seek hunters who get up to nefarious, cruel, or just plain stupid activity.
PETA's most recent parody campaign has set its sights on StarCraft: Heart of the Swarm.
A few tantalizing apps show that Google's DIY VR exercise doesn't have to be limited to Android devices.
In a slightly calmer attempt to sell its wares than of late, Samsung gets a real bear to do the washing. Really. After a little faux pas, it wants animal lovers to love the brand again.
PETA has made a Pokemon parody that slams the game for its mistreatment of imaginary creatures.
Although Pokemon and Pikachu are fictional animated species and not real creatures, the animal rights group says their struggle in Pokemon Black and White 2 condones animal abuse.
One of the world's most powerful supercomputers has finally done what had seemed impossible: successfully modelled brain activity.
Using its usually deft way of attracting publicity to its cause, PETA launches its .xxx site with porn stars and (allegedly) hardcore videos.
You'd think it would be simply to just upgrade your iPhone to Apple's new software. But, while it's downloading, macabre things happen to Conan O'Brien.
Animal rights group PETA has attacked Mario for wearing fur in his latest outing, even making a game parodying the plumber.


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Yeah you want THESE not the bobber lights. These babies have 3 settings- fast blink, slow blink, and solid. 5-6 colors. Weight= 0.66g. Flat. Lasts for DAYS on end. http://www.discgolfersr.us/photo/led-glow-light
I haven't sold any bobber lights since I started carrying these- sell 10-30/week
whats the best way to charge a glow innova disc...tried small black light,and camera flash, but i have to charge at every tee...is there some way to charge to last 9 or 18?
Get a Midnight Flyer.
I tape the lights to the glow discs...I just like to watch the lights fly...and they blink at different speeds or stay on solid. http://www.clearwaterdiscgolfstore.com/discgolfdiode-p-12123.html
The only advantage for the bobber/stick lights is they are water proof.
I have several of the Jax discs which work very well at night. The blue light Jax disc I have will blind you at night. With the red light, it doesn't affect your night vision, but the blue light does. Holding the disc to line up a shot with the blue light on and as soon as I hold it out in front of me. I can't see the basket!
Also if you use a clear disc and tape the light on the bottom of the flight plate, it won't affect the flight of the disc and will make the whole disc glow.
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Peace of Earth Lodge
Peace of Earth (an eco-friendly lodging experience) offers you the chance to relax and enjoy nature in a comfortable homey atmosphere in all seasons of the year. Guest rooms, cabins, and the ever-popular Tree House include queen-sized beds and a sitting/ reading area. All our lodging accommodations are television, telephone and internet free. Our great room in the Lodge includes a common area and dining room, both of which feature amazing wildlife viewing through the south-facing forty-foot-long window wall. Cedar decks wrap the Lodge and offer tree-top dining or relaxing. Take Highway 24 north of Rushville Middle School to Route 4 (Ray Road). Lodge is mailbox 41 on Ray Road.
Beardstown Fall Fun Festival
Plenty of live music, food and fun! includes a parade on Saturday morning, Little Miss/Mister contest, car & motorcycle show, garden tractor pull, and carnival rides. Featured act is country recording artist Chase Rice.
Harmony Hill Orchard
Stop by and pick up certified organic apples and peaches.
Hill Prairie Winery
Hill Prairie Winery is nestled in the Sangamon River Valley outside of Oakford IL. near New Salem State Park where Abraham Lincoln settled in Illinois as a young man. Hill Prairie is owned and operated by the Lounsberry Family and is complete with a vineyard and beautiful views of restored Illinois Prairie. It has become a destination for festivals, weekly live music, dinner theartes, weddings and private events. The venue is usually booked a year in advance. Hill Prairie produces and bottles a wide selection of wines from dry to sweet and all in between. The tasting room and banquet facility are housed in a renovated turn of the century barn that celebrated one hundred years in 2011. There is outdoor seating under a pergola attached to the tasting room and a separate pavilion that can hold up to three hundred guests, all with a perfect view of the vineyard, prairie grasses and ponds. In short Hill Prairie is a place to relax, sit back and enjoy the views, have some fine wine or come at a time when we offer to entertain you.
The Nature Conservancy Emiquon Preserve
The Emiquon Preserve, also known as the "Jewel of the Illinois River," is aptly named for its abundance of wetlands and wildlife. The sheer biological diversity made it the natural place for Native Americans to settle long ago. In recent years, the land has undergone a restoration returning its natural beauty for all to enjoy once again.
Brown's Oakridge Zoo
Browns Oakridge Zoo is a family owned and operated zoo established in 1990. Beginning with a single pot bellied pig and a few whitetail deer, the number of species housed at the zoo has grown to include five Siberian tigers, several black bears, two lions, and many more exotic and domestic animals. Over the years we have taken in many abandoned animals. A total of 152 lion and tiger cubs, abandoned in captivity have been reared here. Most of our animals have been raised in the house, and have had a lot of human contact. You won't just get to see the animals here, but you will be able to have hands on contact. Imagine being able to hold a lion, tiger, or bear cub. It brings out the kid in all of us.
Historic Barn Tours
Four different self-guided driving tours pass 30 historic country barns, ranging in style from double valley, cross gable and gambrel, to stick and round.
Olson Conference Center (Residence Hall)
Dorm-style housing at very affordable rates.
Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area
Approximately 5,000 acres are timber, while there are 46 miles of trails for activities including horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, and bicycling. Boating is permitted. Camping with electricity.
Lincoln Courthouse Square Historic District
The Lincoln courtroom in Beardstown was the site of the famous Duff Armstrong case, and now features a museum with daily tours.
Spring Lake Park
Spring Lake Park in Macomb, IL. has three different singletrack trails ranging in intermediate to difficult. At 10 miles in length this park has a nice smattering of everything an adrenaline junky would want. The trails here are tight in some spots with a few ladder bridges, log piles and even a teeter-totter, and the hills just keep coming with jumps that make you feel weightless.
Fulton County Camping & Recreation Area
Enjoy camping, hiking, fishing and other outdoor recreational activities.
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Sanganois Conservation Area
A 9.960-acre bottomland environment of sloughs and backwater lakes, Sanganois is managed primarily to provide a refuge for migratory waterfowl and a public duck hunting area.
Lakeview Nature Center
Borders Spring Lake Park and is habitat for deer, turkey, fox, geese, beaver and coyotes. Trails and educational programs offered.
Havana Riverfront Campground
Twelve sites with electricity and water available year-'round for nightly, weekly, and monthly camping. Close to footbridge. Complimentary firewood. One shelter.
Horn Field Campus
Rustic setting available for retreats, picnics, camps, nature studies or a team course.
Macomb Park District
12 parks that offer diverse activities. Fishing, picnics, baseball diamonds, volleyball courts, hiking trails and playgrounds.
Rushville Antiques and Trumpery
Antiques and trumpery. Located in Rushville, IL.
Dickson Mounds Museum
The premier on-site archaeological museum, located 45 miles southwest of Peoria, interprets the 12,000 year history of American Indian cultures in Illinois through artifacts, interpretive exhibits, major multi-image productions, hands-on activities and a variety of public events in a rural setting.
Diamond Dave's Mexican Restaurant
Casual Mexican-American dining for the whole family. Enjoy one of the 14 flavors of margaritas.
University Art Gallery
This Western Illinois University gallery is dedicated to the study of culture and the arts.
The Carriage House
A beautifully decorated Victorian carriage house behind an old home in the river town of Havana. It is a wonderful opportunity to see how life used to be without giving up modern luxuries like cable TV.
Western Illinois University Agricultural Department
Explore the Allison Research and Demonstration area, which has historically been farmed without the use of pesticides and limited amounts of commercial fertilizer. The university also has a bull and ram test station.
Shaw Creek Golf Course
This nine-hole golf course offers a putting green and cart rental.
Schuy-Rush Park
This 150-acre park with a 225-acre lake is owned by the city of Rushville. The park offers fishing and canoeing, hiking trails through a hardwood forest, camping and picnicking, youth group camping area, pavilions, boat dock & baseball diamond. The campground facilities consist of 77 spaces with electrical hookups. All spaces have water and there is a modern shower house for your convenience. Schuy-Rush Lake offers a well maintained boat ramp. There is a generous supply of slips for docking your boat overnight or for the entire camping season. Fishing is by pole and line only and the lake has a large variety of fish. For the adventurous, we have a nature trail for hiking. Come to Schuy-Rush Lake where we supply the water and you supply the fun.
Evening Star Camping Resort
Peaceful country setting on 35 acres with open grassy or wooded sites. Large open and enclosed pavilions available for parties and reunions.
No Place Like Home
Country home furnishings. Candles, cooking ingredients, pictures. Enjoy our coffee of the day while you shop.
McDonough County Courthouse
This historical courthouse, built in 1872 for $155,000 and still in use today, features its original stone, brick and walnut detail.
Museum Of Geology
This museum features earth science displays.
River Park Bed & Breakfast
Home features an outside balcony overlooking the Illinois River.
South Side Antiques and Decor
Antiques and decor. Located in Rushville, IL.
Macomb Country Club
This beautiful 18-hole course offers rental carts and a driving range.
Phoenix Opera House
This restored 1882 opera house, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is home to Pandora's Playhouse community theater.
Ball Fore Family Entertainment Center
All types of family fun. Miniature golfing, driving range, batting cages, ice skating, in-line skating and archery.
Brushy Ridge Motosports
Brushy Ridge Motosports has over 20 miles of trails just for motorcycles and quads. Some hills at our site will test even the most skilled riders. We also have a nice riding area for novice and young riders. We offer riders two different tracks as well. Riders like our trails as we offer rock, sand and mud surfaces. Overnight camping is allowed. We ask that everyone sign in at the gate. Please see our website for fees.
Anderson Lake Conservation Area
State fish and wildlife area with Class C camping facilities.
Crane Creek Golf Course
This beautiful 18-hole course is situated on rolling elevations, with fast and true greens. Crane Creek also has a clubhouse, driving range, food service and a bar.
Green Gables Motel
Motel located in Rushville, IL.
Cottonwood Motel
Small family-owned motel.
Red Lion Motor Lodge
Rooms equipped with queen sized beds, cable TV, and free local calls. Ground floor building.
Schuyler Jail Museum and Genealogical Center
Visit the Schuyler Jail Museum to view a fascinating showcase of pioneer life on the Illinois frontier. A special section displays memorabilia from the Scripps family, early Rushville citizens who became nationally known in the worlds of newspapers and philanthropy, and who in 1926 donated their family farm to the city for use as a park. Displays showcase soldier's uniforms of many wars, Native American relics, pioneer furniture, farming implements, an early barber shop, and much more!
Sycamore Motor Lodge
2-story facility. Upper level is three efficiency units equipped with microwave, refrigerator, and stove. Monthly and nightly rates available.
Harry Mussatto Golf Course
This scenic 18-hole course has a driving range, putting green and golf cart rentals.
Western Illinois University Union Motel
On-campus motel.
Franklin Street Inn
In a spacious, beautifully restored historic home, we offer four charming rooms and a suite, all decorated with comfort in mind. We also offer a full apartment upstairs overlooking Rushville's historic town square.
Econo Lodge
47 affordable rooms with free parking and restaurants nearby.
Rainbow Motel
Modern country motel located 4 miles east of Beardstown and 7 miles west of Virginia on Illinois Rte. 125 in scenic Cass County. We welcome hunters, workmen, and the traveling public.
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Crossroads Motel
Motel located in Rushville, IL.
Western Illinois Museum
See a regional collection of artifacts, historical documents and memorabilia representing Western Illinois history.
Scripps Park Golf Course
Scripps Park Golf Course was originally built as a 9-hole course in 1923. The original 9 has many rolling fairways with bunkered greens and challenging water hazards. In 2002 the course expanded to 18 holes with the back 9 having the open feeling of a "links style" course. The wide fairways and creative hazards complement the demanding greens. All 18 holes are irrigated and provide consistent play from early spring to late fall. The course is long enough to be enjoyably challenging but easily accessible to walkers as well as cart players. You can purchase annual individual or family passes or pay by the round. Cart rental and a well stocked pro shop is available. The course can also accommodate groups and corporate outings.
Inselhaus Bed & Breakfast
Inselhaus, one of the finest local turn of the century homes, offers beautiful bed & breakfast accommodations, private dining, and special occasion facilities in the heart of Macomb.
Baker's Jewelry
Jewelry store located in Rushville, IL.
Amerihost Inn
60 rooms including 2 Jacuzzi suites, indoor pool, hot tub, and free continental breakfast. All major credit cards accepted.
Budget Inn - Beardstown
Facility is one story with all outside entrances. 20 rooms available. Pet friendly.
Sisson's Country Inn
Large bedrooms, most with private baths. 1st floor is wheelchair accessible. Meeting room with kitchen available. On-site catering for groups by reservation.
Super 8 Motel - Macomb
Super 8 chain.
Good Book
Christian books, gifts, Christian education books, and supplies.
Super 8 Motel - Beardstown
2-story facility. Indoor pool. Handicap accessible and pet friendly.
Aurelio's Pizza - Macomb
Family restaurant with pizza and sandwiches.
Scripps Park
The land for Scripps Park was donated by the Scripps family. The park was the site of the homestead of the Scripps family, pioneers in journalism. Scripps Park offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, the Virginia community building, playground, picnic area, baseball diamonds, and two guest houses for rent. The golf course is an 18-hole public course built in 1923 with irrigation from tee to green. There are approximately 16 bunkers strategically placed around the course and water hazards are in play.
Jackson Street Pub
Pub with pool table.
Sullivan Taylor Coffee House
Specializing in flavored coffees, danish and soups.
Western Illinois University shirts, caps, and sweatshirts. St. Louis Rams Training Camp T-shirts and caps.
Petals 'N Krafts
Floral shop and crafts.
Red Ox Restaurant
Varied menu featuring steaks, chops and seafood.
Super 8 - Macomb
Affordable rooms with continental breakfast, cable TV, and large vehicle parking.
Days Inn - Macomb
Days Inn chain.
PIzza Unlimited
Pizza place.
Macomb Days Inn
144 rooms, full service restaurant, lounge, truck parking, cable and coin laundry. All major credit cards accepted.
Fine dining with Southern flair.
New Copperfield's Book Service
Adult, youth, and children's books. Special orders available.
Princess Shoppe
Unique clothing for petite, misses, and plus sizes.
Chelsea's Hallmark Gold Crown Store
Cards, collectibles, gifts, Precious Moments, Yankee candles, wedding, anniversary, Department 56. Gifts for all occasions.
Rib Festival
The Annual Rib Festival is a time to wrap up another great summer season and enjoy fresh grilled ribs, along with live entertainment. Add your favorite wines and drinks to the mix and you'll have a great afternoon of fun in the sun at Hill Prairie Winery.
Holiday Inn Express - Macomb
Holiday Inn chain.
Ponderosa Steakhouse - Macomb
Steakhouse includes seafood and buffet.
Hardee's - Rushville
Hardee's fast food restaurant.
Nostalgia Decorating Co.
Fine home interior decorations. China, crystal, Christmas ornaments, cooking ingredients, candles and pictures.
Diamond Den
Gold and silver jewelry. Diamonds and assorted ring settings. Fine china and crystal.
Deb & Di's Country Junction
Family restaurant with home cooking.
Macomb Holiday Inn Express
50 rooms with indoor pool and hot tub. Free continental breakfast and small meeting space available.
Knapps Jewelers
Gifts and jewelery. Also J.C. Penney catalog.
Engraving by Lin
Engraving plaques, trophies, and name plates.
Star Motel
Affordable rooms.
Vitale's Restaurant & Pizzeria
Italian food and pizza.
Pagliai's Pizza in Macomb
Family restaurant with great pizza.
Fall Festival & Fish Fry at Hill Prairie Winery
The Fall Festival & Fish Fry is the perfect way to kick off fall in the beautiful rolling hills of Hill Prairie Winery. Enjoy the spectacular fall colors while enjoying fresh fried fish along with your favorite wines. Two great bands play each day. Check out their website for a full calendar of festivals and live music on Sundays at Hill Prairie Winery.
The Wood Shed
Choose your furniture wood, style, size, and hand mixed color. No particle board. Surprisingly moderate prices.
Boehms Lawn and Garden
Items for your lawn and garden.
Annual Chili Cookoff
The Annual Chili Cook-off is a popular fall event that features area chefs preparing their favorite chilies. The celebration gives patrons the chance to sample some great chilies and vote for their favorite, while enjoying live music and locally produced wines. Enjoy a hot bowl of chili on a colorful fall day at Hill Prairie Winery.
Arenzville Burgoo
Family oriented two-day celebration that features the famous burgoo, as well as craft market, games, carnival rides, concessions and contests. Entertainment includes Little Miss & Mr. Burgoo, local talent groups and well-known music acts. Parade at 10am Saturday.
2015 Fall Cruise-In & Concert
Cruise down to Macomb, Illinois on September 13 to enjoy a day of raffles, prizes, food vendors, and live entertainment by Tanya Tucker. This event is hosted by Texas Tranzplants to help local veterans and their children. Tickets for this event are $25. Doors open at 12:30 pm, and the concert ends at 5 pm. To register your classic car for a chance to win $100, stop by registration at 8 am.
Macomb Kite Festival
In Conjunction with the Macomb Balloon Rally, this event will feature a professional kite team, and several show kites. Macomb's vibrant kite festival will include activities for all ages and will be happening all day long!
Al Sears Jazz Festival
The weekend of the Gazebo Art Festival, Macomb's Western Illinois University hosts the annual Al Sears Jazz Festival, sharing Chandler Park and providing a vibrant atmosphere for music and art lovers alike. The Macomb Public Library also hosts one of its annual book sales and food vendors are available. Art Media Categories include 2-D such as drawing, photography/digital photography, digital art, printmaking, mixed media, painting, fiber arts and 3-D such as clay, jewelry, sculpture, wood and glass.
Macomb Balloon Rally
Enjoy a picnic with the family, while watching beautiful hot air balloons soar in the sky! This event is free and open to anyone who wants to attend. On September 11, the balloons will be flying in at 5:30 pm. Food and live entertainment will kickoff the balloon glow on September 12 from 6 pm to 9 pm.
Gazebo Art Festival
In coordination with the Al Sears Jazz Festival, this event in Macomb's Chandler Park provides a vibrant atmosphere for music and art lovers alike! The Macomb Public Library will also host one of its annual book sales, and food vendors are available. The festival will take place September 19, 9 am to 5 pm.
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There have been two amazing revivals of collegiate athletic programs in Iowa during my lifetime.
And, both occurred at approximately the same time.
The fall of 1979 was my final semester at the University of Iowa. That previous spring, we'd heard the woeful regime of Bob Commings was over, and some Texan we'd never heard of — Hayden Fry — was the new coach.
We had no idea what to expect, but it had to be better than what we'd experienced our previous years on campus.
It certainly was, as it turned out. After 17 straight losing seasons, Fry and his staff came in and changed the whole culture of the program. It was amazing to watch the process, from the inside out, as a member of the university's Sports Information Service staff.
Fry, now 84, was the architect of everything you see now in a jammed Kinnick Stadium on Saturdays, and the wonderful football facilities nearby. One of his young assistants, Kirk Ferentz, was paying attention and rebuilt the program after a lull near the end of Fry's 20-year run.
ISU surprise
A few months after Fry began his first season in Iowa City, I began my newspaper career in Atlantic. Three months later Iowa State shook up the college basketball world, in March 1980, by announcing Michigan coach Johnny Orr was taking over the Cyclone program.
Like Iowa's football team before Fry, Iowa State basketball was languishing in mediocrity that generated little interest in what was then a pretty new facility in Hilton Coliseum.
Fry was Bump Elliott's most important hire at Iowa, and ISU athletic director Lou McCullough made that university's most noteworthy hire when he called Orr to inquire about his top assistant, Bill Frieder.
When Orr realized the new Iowa State coach was going to make considerably more money than he was as the Michigan coach, Orr seized an opportunity. He may have had a folksy, sometimes profane manner, but he was no dummy.
Rapid rise
Everyone knows the rest of the story. Iowa State, 57-104 the previous six seasons and generating crowds of less than 7,000, was suddenly the hot ticket. The Cyclones made the NCAA Tournament in 1985, and reached the Sweet Sixteen a year later.
Deb and I joined a bunch of ISU fans at a 1986 NCAA tournament game in Kansas City's Kemper Arena against North Carolina State. I admired the steady play of the likes of Jeff Hornacek and Jeff Grayer.
It was apparent that Orr was fun to play for, and he attracted some terrific talent to Ames before retiring at age 67 in 1994. Barry Stevens still ranks among the best pure shooters I've seen play for a team in this state.
Creston visits
During that run, Orr and football coach Jim Walden would appear here for the Midcrest Cyclone Club outings at the Creston Elks Lodge. He was always a hoot. A much more satisfying experience than trying to strike up a conversation with Iowa coach Steve Alford in the same setting, when it was obvious he wasn't interested in being there.
I covered Fry in some I-Club outings and he was a lot like Orr. A man of the people, who enjoyed being the center of attention.
My former colleague at the Mason City Globe-Gazette, Bob Fenske, recalled a visit by Orr to Mason City when he joined some locals at a Clear Lake golf course before that evening's banquet.
Tom Thoma, the sports editor at the Globe-Gazette when Fenske and I worked there together, had worked in the area the better part of three decades and seemed to know everyone. Waiting at a tee box, Thoma was holding court with a bunch of locals.
Orr looked up from the previous hole's green and howled, "Who's that guy, the (expletive) president?"
That was Orr. A quick wit, and the first one to cackle that trademark laugh at his own remark. You couldn't help but smile when you were around him.
Even in those moments after a tough defeat, when some coaches are understandably grouchy when forced to face the media, Orr could turn a tense moment on its side.
Bobby La Gesse of the Ames Tribune related a story told by ISU broadcaster John Walters about a press conference after a tough ISU defeat to Oklahoma. It was the second or third straight close loss. The first question, from a Cedar Rapids TV reporter, was whether these losses were getting to the players.
"Of course, it's difficult," Orr replied. "Have you ever been involved in athletics?"
The reporter said yes.
"What did you play? Ping-pong?" Orr asked.
Walters still laughs when he retells that story, as he did in Hilton Coliseum on Tuesday, the day that Orr passed away at age 86. There was an emotional video tribute to the man who constructed "Hilton Magic" as Cyclone fans assembled for a victory over Northern Illinois to improve to 12-0.
Then on Thursday, a steady stream of people filed in to pay their respects to the coaching legend at Hilton Coliseum.
Visitors could sign a guest book and walk around the outside of Johnny's — a sports-bar themed gathering spot in the arena for donors — where coach Orr memorabilia has been preserved behind display cases near Orr's bronze statue.
The memorial took place as officials released more information about the legendary coach's death. Polk County Medical Examiner Dr. Gregory Schmunk said Orr died from complications from a head injury, and that he had fallen.
How lucky were we that we had one more chance to see his patented "Here's Johnny!" entrance to the Hilton court six weeks ago when ISU hosted Michigan. Orr had left both schools as their winningest coach.
He came in, shook his fists while the old Tonight Show theme played one more time, and the place rocked with the old magic.
Not bad for an old Dubuque Senior High teacher and coach, who took a college assistant job in Wisconsin. He even left coaching for a short stint as an insurance executive in the 1960s.
I can just see him sitting across the kitchen table from a husband and wife, pitching his latest product.
"Whoee, coach. This is a dinger!"
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 23, 2011) - Overcoming a 12-point, first-half deficit to tie the game in the second half and trail by only two points with six minutes left, the ETSU men's basketball team looked on as the Belmont Bruins made critical baskets down the stretch and defensive stops when they needed them to pull away with a 72-62 win in Atlantic Sun Conference play Sunday evening inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
With the loss, the Buccaneers watched their nine-game winning streak come to an end and dropped to 13-8 overall, 8-2 in A-Sun action - two games back of Belmont in the league standings. Meanwhile, the Bruins continue an impressive run, improving to 18-3 overall, 10-0 in league play.
"It's a tough loss for us, but I was proud of our guys and the fight we had," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "Belmont is a really good team, but right now we have to refocus on our next one and get ready for Upstate on Tuesday night. This was a big one emotionally and that makes the next one that much more dangerous."
The Bucs played without the services of its best on-ball, man-to-man defender, as senior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) missed the game after suffering an ankle injury against Lipscomb two days earlier. In Tubbs' absence, Belmont took advantage by shooting 46 percent from the floor and an even more impressive 46 percent from 3-point range.
In addition, the Bruins enjoyed a gaudy 29-2 edge in points off the bench.
The Bucs got a game-high 22 points from senior guard Micah Williams (Manchester), while fellow senior Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) and junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) scored 11 apiece. ETSU also got 10 points from sophomore guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa, Fla.)
For Belmont, Jon House led the way with a team-high 17 points and six assists, while Ian Clark netted 14 and Jordan Campbell scored 12.
In the first half, the game stood tied at 11-11 before the Bruins built a 12-point edge at 32-20 with four minutes left before the break. ETSU battled back to cut that deficit to eight at the break, 37-29.
After the intermission, the Bucs outscored the Bruins 23-15 over the first 11 minute of play to tie the game at 52-52. Belmont held a 60-58 lead with 6:33 left on the clock before going on a 12-4 run to close out the win.
The Bucs, who remain in sole possession of second place in the A-Sun standings, will return to action Tuesday evening against USC Upstate inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. Tip is set for 7 p.m. Meanwhile, Belmont will travel to face nearby rival Lipscomb in Nashville.
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That's really the fundamental flaw of Curse of Hubris. If you're using it because you're Mastery-geared and the Crit won't be wasted, you're better served using a Mastery trinket or a Rune of Re-Origination, because the Stamina just isn't very valuable against physical damage, and the trinket's overall value against spell damage is hamstrung by the Crit use, which only has damage reduction value against physical damage.
When dealing with procs from a dps standpoint, treating procs as simply an overall increase worth the proc value times the proc uptime is more or less effective for considering the overall value of a trinket/enchant/etc. Additionally, exceeding autoattack crit cap during a trinket use or proc isn't a major liability for DPS. When considering tankiness, however, estimating procs as average values isn't effective, and we must gear to account for statistical extremes.
For a Warrior, who scales better than us from Stamina, the Crit use is not as bad. This is primarily because while their self-healing pales in comparison to ours, they are efficiently able to turn Crit into spell damage reduction. Druids gain far more for a point of Stamina than we do, and the Crit is not wasted as badly. As such, I see Curse of Hubris not being a Curse of Garbage for the two rage tanks. For the other three, though, what a confused piece of junk.
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The annual Epiphany Party is a celebration of the Three Kings that has been made possible by the Rosemont alumni community for many years. On January 11, 2014 students from the Providence Center, many of whom are without gifts at the holidays, visited campus for a day of cheer. They enjoyed a special lunch and activities, and received gifts that were donated. Thank you to all the alumni donors and volunteers who helped with this year's event!
Friendships were renewed, news was shared, and familiar spots visited as Rosemont welcomed alumni back to campus for Reunion Weekend, which celebrated the classes of 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, and all SGPS alumni.
At Commencement on May 11, 2013, alumni and employee legacies assisted with degree presentation for their spouses, siblings, and children. Congratulations to all the graduates! (Credit: Jaci Downs Photography)
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This Saturday and Sunday, September 28and 29, Animal-Power Field Days is a two day trade fair and conference with panel discussions, vendor exhibits, field demonstrations of animal-powered farming and logging equipment, equipment auction, children's activities, music, food, and farmers market. See the website for a very good .pdf brochure with all the details.
The event is open to anyone, especially farmers, loggers, and landowners who want to learn more and network with others interested in using draft animals to help manage their lands. Discussions of "conservation, stewardship, small farms, healthy forests, and the roles they play in vital rural communities" will be included
Plus you get to see huge draft horses - always the best part for me.
It's being held at the Tunbridge World's Fairgrounds on Route 110 in the east central part of the state.
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Looking back on his 47 years in Charles County Public Schools in the weeks leading up to his retirement, former superintendent James E. Richmond said he fell into a teaching role and accidentally became superintendent.
After leaving college, Richmond looked for a government job in the Charles County area. At that time in the 1960s, there were no positions available and a government employee recommended teaching for a year while waiting for a position to open up. On that advice, Richmond took a teaching job at La Plata High School.
When an opportunity came for Richmond to accept the government job he had been waiting for, "by that time, I was so enthused with what I was doing that I wasn't going to leave it."
Richmond said he discovered he loved teaching.
He began his career in 1966 as a social studies teacher at La Plata. He served as a vice principal at Thomas Stone High School before being named principal of Stone in 1973. He was principal until 1985, when he was appointed director of school administration. Richmond was regional administrator from 1994 to 1996, when he was appointed interim superintendent.
Bob Carter was superintendent in 1993 and served for three years before he resigned on May 24, 1996, because of what the school board reported at the time as "philosophical differences."
The vice chairwoman of the board of education at the time Richmond came on board was the current principal of St. Mary's School in Bryantown, Sharon Caniglia.
Caniglia said Richmond started as superintendent "at a time when Charles County needed healing, and he did a great job."
She said that what she will remember about Richmond was that he "always put children first."
She said Richmond always made sure that whenever people were making important decisions that would impact students, they knew that children were the important factors in the decision.
Charles County Board of Education member Donald M. Wade said he appreciated Richmond's work in helping provide opportunities for children.
"Thank you for your vision," he said at a recent board meeting.
In his 17 years as superintendent, Richmond opened five new schools and started several programs. He was named Maryland Superintendent of the Year in 2003 and has received numerous awards and recognitions.
Richmond oversaw the school system during many important moments in the county, including the 2002 sniper attacks and the 2002 tornado that hit La Plata, among other events.
One thing that has improved through time, Richmond said, is communication with the public.
Richmond said that the sniper attacks were one of those things one never forgets. Lee Boyd Malvo and John Muhammad struck 15 times in fall 2002, killing 10 and injuring three around the Washington, D.C., area, including attacks outside schools. Richmond said that the first call he received was from then-sheriff Fred Davis saying that the Charles County Sheriff's Office had the school system's back.
He recalled Davis telling him to operate the schools and that the sheriff's office would be patrolling the schools but staying out of sight. Richmond said that the communications staff relayed information to parents and the public quickly and Richmond sat down with principals to discuss heightened security.
He said that parent participation also has been increasing over the years.
Reflecting on his first years as a teacher in the school system, "I was terrible my first year or two," he said.
Richmond came to the school system with a major in political science and was hired on a provisional certificate to teach history at La Plata.
He said he taught every subject within history that someone can teach to public school students. Richmond also taught evening classes at Charles County Community College, which is now the main campus of the College of Southern Maryland in La Plata.
"It was like a drug," he said of teaching.
Even as superintendent, Richmond said he was still a teacher.
"This whole system is like a classroom." he said.
Closing the gaps in achievement in test taking among minority groups, raising standards in the system and putting in reading recovery programs are examples of Richmond teaching in his "one big classroom."
Through a partnership with the Charles County Department of Health, Richmond took the school system from having four nurses to cover all the schools to having a nurse in every school. Partnerships with the sheriff's office resulted in having a school resource officer in every middle and high school, with officers assigned to cover elementary schools near their designated school.
The school system partners with universities to provide more rigorous activities and lessons, and an emphasis on boosting the system's science, technology, engineering and math programs resulted in a strong partnership with the National Space Foundation.
Richmond also brought telepresence into schools, allowing for exchanges over video monitors with other area schools, instructors from other states and even classes from other parts of the world.
For his efforts in space technology education, Richmond won the 2011 National Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award, named for Mercury astronaut Alan Shepard.
Richmond did not take credit for his accomplishments. He pointed to his staff and teachers. He said his job was to provide resources that teachers need. When any new idea came about, he said, he made sure teachers were involved first. When it came to his executive staff, he made sure each member knew what all the others were doing so that everyone was on the same page and took an active role in supporting student success.
"Our educators know and appreciate that [Richmond] always understood that students benefit by having quality educators, and he has made it plain that he supports our members and understands the hard work they do every day," Education Association of Charles County President Elizabeth Brown said at a recent board of education meeting.
Among Richmond's many visions for the system was to keep the focus on reading.
Richmond said that getting a child to read and comprehend the material is the key to student success.
He said that if a child could read, she could be an active participant in class.
"If I had my way, I'd have reading programs all across the country free to every student," he said.
At a recent recognition for Richmond held at North Point High School, students in C. Paul Barnhart Elementary School's reading recovery program stood before an audience and read out loud.
"That's as good as gold," Richmond said. "That's the best compliment I could get."
Richmond said that words could not express how excited he was to hear children read for the first time.
"We want to make sure all elementary kids come out of elementary grades reading and reading above grade level because that sets the stage for them in high-level thinking skills in middle and high school," he said.
Richmond said he believes every student also needs a uniform, something that ties them to the school, such as a sports team, band or club.
As superintendent, Richmond started the strings program at the schools and helped get Junior ROTC programs at all of the high schools. Senior Army instructor at Stone, retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. David W. Reilly, said Richmond always has been a strong supporter of JROTC in Charles County and that he remembers when there were only three programs in the county. Richmond would often visit the Stone program to talk to cadets, explaining how happy he was to see the program in the schools and what a great opportunity it was for students.
Another initiative Richmond reflected on was working with multiple agencies to help provide for homeless students, an issue Richmond sees as a growing concern.
Through partnerships with agencies such as the nonprofit La Plata-based service provider LifeStyles, the homeless population continues to get lunches and other services during and after the school year.
Richmond said he also is proud of the partnerships with United Way, CISCO, and many other agencies and companies.
He said he didn't know what he would do after he retired but that he hoped he could put the same amount of passion he had for education into whatever it is he does in the future.
"This has been my career for 47 years, and I thank the public and I thank all of the teachers, our children and everybody. It's been my honor to serve them. ... I didn't do any of it by myself," he said.


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A daughter devastated by a second family tragedy has spoken of her grief over her father's death.
Rachel Coulson has also revealed her frustration that a trial in which he was trying to clear his name of allegations cannot now reach a verdict.
Driving instructor Eric Coulson, 62, died last week, three years after his daughter, Verity Twentyman, took her own life.
Mr Coulson, of Wampool Place, Wigton, was standing trial accused of sexually assaulting two female driving pupils – charges he denied.
He attended Carlisle Crown Court on Wednesday last week but died the following morning when his car was in collision with a lorry on the A596 Wigton bypass.
Mr Coulson's daughter, Rachel, said: "My dad had gone to court on the first day. He held his head up high and just kept saying he had done nothing wrong. He was clearly upset but he held it together well. He just wanted to clear his name."
Rachel, 39, last spoke to her dad the night before the crash.
She said: "He said he didn't think the trial had gone too badly. We chatted on the phone and he called me sweetheart.
"He said everything would be fine and he would see me the following day."
On Thursday morning, Mr Coulson dropped off his grandson Oliver at Nelson Thomlinson School and then drove onto the Wigton bypass.
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Rachel's sister Verity was 34 when she died in 2009. A coroner ruled that she had taken her own life. Verity's two children, Jessica, 18, and Oliver, 13, lived with Mr Coulson and his wife Elaine.
Rachel said: "We lost our beloved Verity and my dad was the rock for our family. He put his own grief to one side to support us. He often sent me random texts saying he loved me. It took me two years to get over Verity's death and this time I'm going to sort out some counselling. My mum is a strong person. She never doubted my dad – none of us did."
Mr Coulson had been a driving instructor for 12 years, having previously worked as an HGV driver.
Rachel said: "He was a hard-working man all his life and when my sister and I were little he had worked two jobs so my mum could stay at home and care for us.
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"He was a true gentleman. He was polite and was never crude or swore. He was a good man. He enjoyed photography and taking his dog Marley to agility classes. I feel privileged to have been brought up by him."
In 2008, Mr Coulson was diagnosed with the early stages of throat cancer for which he was treated.
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"He was still taking on new pupils all the time despite the allegations against him."
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Oliver said: "After my mum died grandad bought me an amplifier. I felt I could let my grief out through my music.
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Police are continuing to investigate the crash.
An inquest into his death was opened and adjourned on Monday. Mr Coulson's funeral will be held on Tuesday at Carlisle Crematorium at 1.40pm.
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March 23, 2008 at 4:26 pm
nonsense. This is the kitchen of the 19th century and before (albeit with design thrown in) and obesity was virtually non-existent then. Why? Because no one sat at a desk all day! Having the rich aromas of food around is not the cause of weight gain, it is lifetsyle and activity level. This kitchen is a revolt against the \"less is more\\\" minimalist directive and more akin to Venturi\'s \"less is a bore\" approach.
Notice how traditional architecture is always at odds with minimalism? Why are mainstream tastes more in line with traditionalism than minimalism? Because people like having memories around them to make them feel at home. Memories can include clutter, unfortunately, so there will always be a push and pull between aesthetics, always.
This is just an organized way, somewhat, of celebrating that desire of comfort by memories.
March 23, 2008 at 11:51 am
i like the exterior look, like a patchwork quilt. and the interior looks like what a patchwork quilt ould look like conceptually. but in practicality, this kitchen would only be good for a working kitchen of a restaurant or some other institution. in a home, i need some borders and boundaries or everyone would be hanging over the pots, dipping in and getting underfoot.
but i will take away with me the parts i like!
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