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|Publication date
|Jun 3, 2004
|Filing date
|Aug 7, 2003
|Priority date
|Aug 7, 2002
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|William Holmes, Kent Savage, Charles Tyack
|Original Assignee
|Holmes William K., Savage Kent V., Tyack Charles A.
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|Patent Citations (20), Referenced by (37), Classifications (32), Legal Events (1)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
[0001] The present invention relates to storage cabinets, and particularly to multi-compartment storage cabinets used to store items. More particularly, the present invention relates to storage cabinets having computer-controlled access.
[0002] Conventional cabinets are often used in factories, shops, plants, stores or other sites to store small tools, parts, ingredients or other items. The cabinets allow for better organization and space utilization, while simultaneously improving worker productivity by eliminating time wasted looking for items.
[0003] Typical cabinets of the type described herein are often used to store consumables or small parts that are commonly used within a particular factory or shop. Because these parts are purchased and stored in bulk, accurate inventory and costing of the products made using these parts is difficult. In addition, misappropriation of the parts is difficult to detect or prevent.
[0004] In other situations, the use of a cabinet is desirable, however, due to the nature of the items to be placed in the cabinet, security precludes their use. For example, dangerous elements such as mercury may be needed to assemble a product such as a mercury switch. However, mercury is too hazardous to allow uncontrolled access within a factory. Therefore, the components necessary to make a complete switch cannot be securely stored within the cabinet. Instead, the materials are typically stored in a remote secure location that requires the worker to waste time and effort retrieving them. To save time, workers often request excessive materials resulting in an increase in wasted material, time, and risk.
[0005] The present invention provides a retrofit kit for controlling the contents within a preexisting cabinet having a drawer, the drawer having at least one compartment. The kit includes a computer and a panel coupled to the drawer. The panel substantially covers the compartment within the drawer and includes at least one opening. The panel opening corresponds with the drawer compartment. The kit also includes a cover movably connected to the panel and substantially covering the opening. A locking mechanism is interconnected with the cover to selectively lock and unlock the cover. The locking mechanism receives a signal to position the locking mechanism in one of a locked and unlocked position.
[0006] In another embodiment, the invention provides a kit for controlling the contents of a compartment. The kit includes a computer and a panel substantially covering the compartment. The panel includes at least one opening that corresponds with the compartment. The kit also includes a cover movably connected to the panel and substantially covering the opening. A locking mechanism is interconnected with the cover to selectively lock and unlock the cover. The locking mechanism receives a signal to position the locking mechanism in one of a locked and unlocked position.
[0007] In another embodiment, the invention provides a cabinet including a plurality of drawers, each drawer including at least one compartment. A panel connects to the drawer and substantially covers the compartment. The panel includes at least one opening, the opening corresponding to the compartment within the drawer. At least one cover movably connects to the panel to substantially cover the opening. At least one locking mechanism interconnects the cover and is selectively movable between a locked and an unlocked position. When in the locked position, the cover covers the opening and when in the unlocked position the cover is movable to expose the compartment.
[0008] In preferred constructions, each drawer includes a number of compartments and an equal number of openings, covers, and locking mechanisms.
[0009] In still another embodiment, the invention provides a method of assembling a product using a cabinet having a plurality of compartments containing items. Each compartment includes a switch, an LED, and a locking mechanism. The cabinet also includes a graphical user interface and a selection device. The method comprises the acts of initiating a display on the graphical user interface and using the selection device to indicate a desired item. The method also includes the acts of illuminating at least one LED to guide a user to the desired one of the plurality of compartments, actuating the locking mechanism, and removing the desired item.
[0010] In preferred embodiments, the graphical user interface displays a procedure or a drawing and the selection device is a touch screen.
[0011] The detailed description particularly refers to the accompanying figures in which:
[0012]FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cabinet including the panels embodying the present invention;
[0013]FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a drawer of the cabinet of FIG. 1;
[0014]FIG. 3 is a top view of a compartment within the drawer of FIG. 2;
[0015]FIG. 4 is a side view of the compartment of FIG. 3; and
[0016]FIG. 5 is a front sectional view of a portion of the compartment of FIG. 3.
[0017]FIG. 1 illustrates a cabinet 10 having a plurality of drawers 12 adapted to store items and fitted with a kit 15 of the present invention. The kit 15 includes a control center 20, a plurality of panels 25, and a plurality of indicators 30. The indicators 30 are generally light emitting diodes (LED) that illuminate to aid the user in finding the desired item. For example, the cabinet 10 of FIG. 1 includes a plurality of drawer LEDs 35 positioned vertically down the front of the cabinet 10 adjacent the drawers 12. One LED 35 is positioned adjacent each drawer 12. When a user requests an item, the LED 35 that corresponds to the drawer 12 that contains the item is illuminated to quickly guide the user.
[0018] The term "item" as used herein includes any physical thing that may be used by a user. Items include but are not limited to parts, tools, chemicals, substances, food ingredients, consumables, etc. In addition, terms such as "tool" or "part" may be used to describe specific examples of uses of a cabinet as described herein, however, these terms should not be read as limiting the cabinets use to tools or parts. Instead, the terms "tool" and "part" may be read broadly to include any physical item.
[0019] The cabinet 10 is similar to many cabinets currently used in industry worldwide. Stanley-Vidmar, of Allentown, Pa. sells a cabinet under model number SEP2025AL that is similar to the cabinet 10 illustrated in FIG. 1. In the illustrated embodiment, the cabinet 10 includes nine drawers 12, with more or less drawers 12 being possible. In addition, each drawer 12 is subdivided into a plurality of compartments 40. For example, the drawer 12 shown in the open position in FIG. 1 is subdivided into twenty compartments 40. Other constructions may employ a drawer 12 or drawers 12 that are not subdivided, but instead provide one large compartment 40. Still other constructions may employ more or less than twenty compartments 40. The walls subdividing the drawers are often movable to allow the user to configure the compartments 40 as necessary for a particular use.
[0020] It should be noted that while the term cabinet is used throughout the description to describe the preferred embodiment, the term cabinet should not be read as limiting the invention. For example, other constructions secure the contents of single individual drawers built into walls or other structures. In another construction, the present invention is built into a mechanic's van to aid in the location of items therein. In still another construction, the apparatus of the present invention protects the contents of a mechanic's mobile cabinet. As one having ordinary skill in the art will realize, the invention is capable of securing the contents within any compartment and is capable of guiding the user to the correct compartment no matter what supports the compartment. Therefore, the invention should not be limited to cabinets alone.
[0021] Each drawer 12 slides into and out of the cabinet 10 to provide a user with access to the parts, tools, or other items stored within the drawers 12. In some cabinets 10, a lock mechanism 45 allows the user to lock all of the drawers 12, thereby preventing unwanted removal of the cabinet's contents. Many lock mechanisms 45 are available that secure the drawers 12 of cabinets 10. FIG. 1 illustrates a lock mechanism 45 that includes a key 50 that moves two bars 55 into engagement with a mechanism that prevents the drawers 12 from opening. A still simpler device includes an L-shaped piece (not shown) connected to the cabinet at a hinge. The L-shaped piece covers a portion of the drawers when in the locked position to prevent their opening. Other constructions employ a solenoid-actuated lock that locks all of the drawers. The solenoid-actuated lock may include a single solenoid capable of locking or unlocking all of the drawers or may include multiple solenoids, each capable of locking or unlocking one or more of the drawers.
[0022] The cabinet 10 illustrated is stationary; that is, it is placed directly on the floor or onto another cabinet within a factory, shop, or storage area. Other constructions include cabinets 10 placed on castors or wheels to provide mobile sources of items. In the case of a mobile cabinet, a mobile power supply may be included with the kit 15 to allow the cabinet to be positioned remote from a power supply.
[0023] Turning to FIG. 2, a drawer 12 is illustrated removed from the cabinet 10 of FIG. 1. The drawer 12 includes one of the panels 25 of the kit 15 of the present invention connected to the drawer 12 by a hinge 60 at the rear of the panel 25 and a lock-rod 65 at the front. The hinge 60 includes a rod 70 that extends the full width of the drawer 12 and engages both the drawer 12 and the panel 25. The rod 70 attaches in a manner that allows the panel 25 to pivot about the rod 70. Other constructions use two or more smaller hinges that attach to both the rear of the drawer 12 and the panel 25. In still other constructions, the panel 25 may include two pins sticking out a back edge of the panel 25 and into holes in the rear wall of the drawer 12. The holes are sized such that the pins need not be positioned in the holes only perpendicularly to the holes. The pins can angle back and forth in the holes and permit the panel 25 to be opened and closed relative to the drawer 12. In this way, the pin/hole combination serves as a "hinge" at the back of the drawer.
[0024] Again referring to FIG. 2, the lock-rod 65 includes two rods 75 that connect to a key-mechanism 80 or other security device that is actuatable by only certain users (e.g., users with the key). When rotated into the locked position, the rods 75, which slidably connect to the panel 25, extend into the side of the drawer 12. Thus, the rods 75 prevent the lifting or removal of the panel 25 without disassembling the hinge 60 or causing damage. When the key 80 is rotated to the unlocked position, the rods 75 retract and disengage the drawer 12, thereby allowing the panel 25 to be opened by pivoting it about the hinge 60.
[0025] In another construction, an electronic locking device is employed. One or more solenoids (not shown) engage the panel 25 and the drawer 12 in the deenergized state. A user inputs a code into the control center 20 (FIG. 1) or other controller to indicate sufficient rights to gain access to the drawer 12. The solenoid energizes to disengage from the drawer 12 and allow access. While the lock mechanism has been described as using a code, many other methods of determining a user's identity (e.g., biometrics, such as fingerprint identification, etc.) are contemplated by the present invention.
[0026] Other constructions employ still other locking arrangements. For example, one construction employs one screw (not shown) at each corner to attach the panel 25 to the drawer 12. A tab that can rotate out of its covering position with a key covers one or more of the screws. Thus, the panel 25 cannot be removed without using the key to rotate the tab and reveal the screw. In yet another construction, a simple padlock locks the panel 25 to the drawer 12 and can only be removed with the proper key or combination. Additionally, the panel 25 could removably slide onto the drawer 12 or could be fixed to the drawer 12. As will be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art, many ways of securing the panels 25 to the drawers 12 are available.
[0027] The openable panel 25 allows for quick restocking, inventory, or manual override (e.g., in the event of power failure), etc., of the compartments 40 within the drawer 12. A user with sufficient rights or access privileges opens the panel 25 to gain access to all of the compartments 40. The user can easily add or remove items from some or all of the compartments 40, as desired.
[0028] Still referring to FIG. 2, a plurality of covers 85 attach to the panel 25, or are formed as part of the panel 25, in a pattern that matches the compartment arrangement within the drawer 12. Because many different drawer patterns are available in existing cabinets 10, many different panels 25 are necessary and contemplated by the invention. Referring to FIGS. 2-5, each of the covers 85 attaches to the panel 25 with a hinge 90 and locking mechanism 95. The hinge 90, positioned near the rear of each cover 85, allows the cover 85 to pivot open, thereby providing access to the items within the compartment 40. The locking mechanism 95 engages the cover 85 and holds it in a closed position unless the user successfully requests access to the compartment 40. Once access is successfully requested, the locking mechanism 95 releases the cover 85 and allows the user to retrieve the desired item. Although FIG. 2 illustrates the panel 25 hinged to the drawer 12 at the rear, it will be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art that the panel 25 may be connected to the drawer at the front or along a side.
[0029] The panels 25 can be manufactured from any suitable material (e.g., plastics, metals, ceramics, composites, wood, etc.) with steel and plastic being the preferred materials. The covers 85 are preferably formed from solid steel sheet, particularly if warranted by the value of the materials stored therein. Other constructions use clear plastic to provide the user with a view of the items within the compartments 40. Still other constructions use opaque plastics or other materials for the covers 85.
[0030] The locking mechanism 95, best illustrated in FIGS. 3-5, includes a solenoid 100 positioned to engage an aperture in an extension 102 of the cover 85 when the cover is in the closed position. The solenoid 100 receives a signal when a user successfully requests an item. The solenoid plunger 105 retracts and disengages from the cover 85. In some constructions, a spring or magnetic device biases the cover 85 open to aid the user in opening or finding the correct compartment 40.
[0031] Also included with the kit 15 are take and return switches 110, 112, a compartment LED indicator 115, and a photodetector, mechanical switch, or other detector 120 for each compartment 40. The take and return switches 110, 112 aid the control center 20 in monitoring the quantity of items within each compartment 40. Each time a user actuates the take switch 110 (and subsequently opens the cover 85 associated with the compartment 40), the control center 20 records the removal of a single item from the open compartment 40. When a user actuates the return switch 112, the control center 20 registers an increase in the quantity of items within the compartment 40. Alternatively, each compartment 40 could contain only a single item, so that a user would not need to actuate take and return switches 110, 112. Instead, the control center 20 would record the removal of an item (and the vacancy of that compartment 40 thereafter) whenever a cover 85 is opened.
[0032] In preferred constructions, the take and return switches 110, 112 signal the solenoid 100 to energize to open the desired compartment 40. In other constructions, the control center 20 signals the solenoid 100 to energize and open the compartment 40.
[0033] The take and return switches 110, 112 can be simple buttons or toggle switches. However, other constructions employ other devices to indicate when an item is removed or replaced. For example, one construction uses an electromagnetic or light curtain covering the opening. When the user removes or replaces a part, the curtain is broken and a signal is sent to the control center to register the removal or replacement of a part. Other constructions use magnetic detectors, or weight or pressure sensors to determine when a part is removed from the compartment 40. Still other constructions may employ embedded chip technology to detect the removal of a part. Each part or an attached label contains a microchip (such as RFID), or other device or element, that can be detected by sensors near each compartment. The removal is detected by the sensors and registered.
[0034] The photodetector 120 sends a signal to the control center 20 to indicate that the compartment cover 85 is open. While a photodetector 120 is illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5, other types of detectors (proximity probes, magnetic probes, etc.) will also perform the function of the photodetector 120. In some constructions, the control center 20 monitors the photodetector signal to verify that the correct compartment 40 is open and that it is successfully closed following use. In addition, some constructions use the photodetector 120 to monitor the duration that a compartment 40 is open. If a compartment 40 remains open for a duration that exceeds a preset limit, the control center 20 initiates an alarm or locks the cabinet drawers 12 and covers 85 to prevent access. Additionally, the status (open or closed) of each of the panels 25 or each of the drawers 12 could be monitored with photodetectors.
[0035] The compartment LED indicators 115 within the drawers 12 are positioned adjacent the various compartments 40. When a user successfully requests an item, the LED 115 adjacent the compartment 40 containing the item illuminates to quickly guide the user to that compartment. While not necessary for the security provided by the kit 15, the LEDs 115 facilitate improved worker productivity by reducing the time spent looking for a particular item.
[0036]FIG. 1 illustrates the control center 20, which includes a video display 125, a microprocessor, a memory device, and a data storage device, all preferably housed within control center 20. Also included are a keyboard 130, and a card reader 135. The control center 20 runs a program that both regulates access to the components within the cabinet 10 and maintains an accurate inventory of the items within the cabinet 10. Furthermore, the program can monitor the rate of use of specific components, the length of time the items have been in a particular compartment 40, and the person or persons accessing the cabinet 10. Generally, the program is stored on the control center's data storage device for execution by the microprocessor and the memory device. However, other constructions may employ a program that is stored in a remote location, such as a server, and is downloaded when needed. Still other constructions may employ a "dumb" display terminal that simply displays a program that is executed at a remote location. Further, the control center 20 is shown on top of the cabinet 10. However, the control center 20 may be remote from the cabinet 10. Also, as mentioned, the control center 20 can be used to monitor many parameters concerning the cabinet 10. However, it should be understood that the control center 20 can be used to monitor various parameters concerning multiple cabinets 10, both proximate to and remote from the control center 20.
[0037] To access the cabinet 10, the user swipes a card 200 through the card reader 135 or inputs a user identification code and/or a password into the control center 20 via the keyboard 130. If the person has the proper rights, the video display 125 presents a user interface that facilitates access to the items within the cabinet 10. A graphical user interface (GUI) displays a list of items available or another representation that facilitates the proper item choice. For example, a factory may provide a cabinet 10 that contains all of the necessary replacement parts and special tools needed to disassemble, repair, or build a particular component such as an engine or pump. The GUI would present an assembly procedure including drawings or special tools needed. When the user indicates that a step requiring a special tool has been reached, the proper drawer 12 is indicated and the LED 115 indicating the proper compartment 40 illuminates. Thus, the cabinet 10 acts to assure that the proper tools and parts are used to assemble a product or sub-assembly.
[0038] In another example, the cabinet 10 acts as a spare parts repository for use in rebuilding old devices or sub-assemblies. As the rebuild progresses, assembly drawings are displayed in the GUI. A touch screen allows the user to touch the desired replacement part on the screen. The touch screen interfaces with the control center 20 to illuminate the proper drawer and compartment LED's 35, 115 to guide the user to the correct part. In some constructions, the control center 20 also signals the proper solenoid 100 to energize and open the compartment 40.
[0039] In another construction, embedded chip technology allows a user to waive a card past a detector to gain access to the cabinet 15. In still other constructions, a biometric device determines user identity based on biological characteristics (e.g., face, fingerprints, hand geometry, handwriting, iris, retinal, vein, or voice, etc.) and replaces the card reader 135. The level of security desired determines the level of authentication required to gain access to the cabinet 10. Furthermore, a mouse or other input device may replace the keyboard 130 and/or touch screen 125. In one construction, a voice recognition module determines which item the user has requested.
[0040] The microprocessor of the control center 20 may be part of a computer including memory, input/output devices, and information storage devices. In other constructions, the microprocessor interfaces with a network to retrieve and store information, thereby centralizing control of several cabinets 10. In still other constructions, the control center 20 is a central computer or server and each cabinet 10 or group of cabinets 10 interface with it through a "dumb" terminal. The network interface may be wireless to facilitate easy movement of the cabinets 10 throughout a facility.
[0041] In use, the cabinet 10 controls access to the parts or items contained therein, tracks who is accessing the cabinet 10, and maintains an accurate inventory of the items. In addition, the cabinet 10 can be programmed to track project or job numbers, tool usage, or any other information desired, when items are accessed. This information can be used to aid in determining cost, waste, productivity, return of tools, or any other parameter desired.
[0042] To retrieve an item, a user first accesses the cabinet 10. Many methods have been described and are contemplated for this step. The specific method used is dependant on the level of security desired and the cost of implementing the system.
[0043] Once accessed, a GUI is displayed that facilitates the choice of the item within the cabinet 10. Again, multiple techniques of displaying items, from a simple list to a complicated assembly drawing, are contemplated. Once the user identifies the item, the choice is input into the microprocessor. This can be done by pointing to the item with a mouse, selecting the item from a list, touching a touch screen, or typing in an identifier such as a part name or number. In another construction, voice recognition technology allows the user to state the name or number of the desired part. In still other constructions, the user simply actuates the take switch 110 to indicate which part is desired.
[0044] Once input, the microprocessor or remote computer determines the drawer 12 in which the item is located and actuates an indicator 35. The indicator 35 illustrated is an LED. The user opens the appropriate drawer 12 to expose the compartments 40 within the drawer 12. A second indicator 115, again an LED in the illustrated construction, is illuminated near the compartment 40 containing the desired item. In addition to illuminating the two LEDs 35, 115, the computer or microprocessor in some constructions also actuates the appropriate solenoid 100 to unlock the cover 85 of the desired compartment 40. The user is now free to open the compartment 40 and remove the desired item in the desired quantity. In preferred constructions, the computer illuminates the LEDs 35, 115 to guide the user to the proper compartment and the user actuates the take or return switch 110, 112 to energize the solenoid 100 and open the compartment.
[0045] It should be noted that while LEDs have been described as the indicators, many other types of indicators are contemplated (e.g., conventional lights, flags, sounds, liquid crystal displays (LCD), etc.).
[0046] After removing the item, the user actuates the take switch 110 a number of times corresponding to the number of items taken. (As mentioned, if only one item is stored in each compartment 40, inventory can be monitored based on the opening of a cover 85 alone.) For example, if five items are removed, the take button 110 is depressed five times. Alternatively, the take button could be actuated once and the number of items taken could be entered into the computer. If, on the other hand, the user makes a mistake and depresses the take button 110 six times, the user simply needs to depress the return switch 112 once to correct the number taken to five. Thus, the control center 20 is able to maintain accurate control over the inventory within the cabinet 10. In other constructions, other sensors are employed to aid in inventory control. For example, one construction includes a pressure sensor or force cell disposed below the compartment. The sensor determines the weight of the objects within the compartment 40. The control center 20 or other computer uses the weight of the individual items and the weight within the compartment 40 to calculate the quantity of items within the compartment 40, and thus the quantity taken.
[0047] In the application described above, in which the drawers 12 are filled with parts and tools needed to assemble a component. The cabinet 10 improves quality control while also controlling inventory and assuring that the proper parts are used. The drawers 12 and cabinets 10 are prepared based on customer orders and sent to the shop floor for assembly. Minor design variations or model changes are easily accommodated by supplying the proper parts within the cabinet 10. By using the cabinet 10 in this manner, the employee performing the assembly must follow the procedure displayed on the video display 125 in order to get the parts needed, thus improving the quality, accuracy, and speed of product assembly.
[0048] When the cabinets 10 are used as spare parts repositories, the program tracks which parts or components are used for which job, thereby assuring that the customer is charged for the parts actually used.
[0049] In some applications, the cabinet 10 secures hazardous or dangerous components, thereby providing the needed security while still facilitating efficient assembly of the products using these components. Rather than requiring a worker to request these substances from a storage area the worker simply requests them from the secure cabinet. If the worker has sufficient training, and rights, the cabinet releases the substances to that worker.
[0050] One construction of the kit 15 is adapted to retrofit into preexisting cabinets. As such, a variety of panel configurations are available to match the preexisting drawer configurations. In other constructions, the kit is installed by an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) as part of the cabinet or other product (e.g., mechanics van, drawers, or mechanics mobile cabinet).
[0051] Although the invention has been described in detail with reference to certain preferred embodiments, variations and modifications exist within the scope and spirit of the invention as described and defined in the following claims.
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Owner name: SUPPLYPRO, INC., CALIFORNIA
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Work item 59 is a basic task I created to associate with my changeset on check-in. I have done no customization to the "task" work item. I get no errors when opening the task up and changing values manually. There is nothing in the build log that gives any clues as to what field is causing the problem.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Nusa Dua bed & breakfast in Tanjung Benoa with free valet parking
This family-friendly Nusa Dua bed & breakfast is located near the beach, within 3 mi (5 km) of Turtle Island and Nusa Dua Beach. Bali Collection Shopping Centre and Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and an outdoor tennis court are available at this bed & breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free valet parking are also provided. Other amenities include a children's pool, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
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All 13 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include balconies, minibars, and room service.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
The bed & breakfast offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. In addition to an outdoor pool, Rumah Bali Bed and Breakfast provides an outdoor tennis court and a children's pool. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) is offered to guests. This family-friendly bed & breakfast also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site.
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's pool
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free self parking
- Free valet parking
- Free WiFi
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis court
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 13
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 2000
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis court
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bathtub or shower
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Free toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Satellite TV service
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Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Bumbu Bali Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include an outdoor tennis court.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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Menomena unveiled their new single last week, a track from the Moms sessions that did not appear on the album. "Toomer," apart from shrugging off the responsibilities of correct spelling, is a shrugging, almost wistful track undercut by a kaleidoscope production and some funky currents. It's one of their prettiest tracks; its B-side is called "Banyon" and both tracks are available on iTunes. Menomena hits the road next month (no Portland show scheduled) with new member Dave Depper, who replaces Paul Alcott and Holcombe Waller.
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CHICAGO — A former executive of a Phoenix-based company was indicted on
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Karen Finley, 54, the CEO of Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. until 2013, is
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Chicago awarded its first contract to Redflex in 2003 and the signed others
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The ex-city official, 52-year-old John Bills, was charged in May with one count
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Just a word about Samantha Quinn's stories mentioned above.
One thing to keep in mind is that they are AU so the situations the characters find themselves in end up changing them from the characters they were on the show. That has to be taken into account. I do understand that there are those who dislike AU, so maybe this type of story may not be for all.
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First it should be noted that this is a Motel and not a hotel. The staff was rude. It took over 1 hour to get a blow dryer sent up to the room. The rooms themselves were nice and clean but the rest had little to be desired. The beds were like sleeping directly on the springs. They charge a resort fee but the only reason they can do this is because they are rated 3 stars. There are no resort amenities. The pictures of course do not show the whole picture. I would never recommend this MOTEL to anyone.
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333 is a summer comprehensive design studio hosted by California college during July 28th and august 15th. the studio concentrates on exploring and innovating cutting methods, materials and technology. Mauricio Soto, Sean Ahlquist, and Julian Lienhard – leaders in the field of lightweight structures- co-operated with students in laboratory-like environment trying to gain advantages from San Francisco Bay Area's features –geographically , socially and culturally- as resources for experiments in architecture and design.
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Posted on Monday, September 8, 2014 by Laura Braun
So Mathis, a senior at the California College of the Arts, channeled this frustration into inspiration for her printmaking, which is on display until September 12 at the Isabelle Percy West Gallery on the college's Oakland campus, along with work by five fellow printmakers. The 19th annual Yozo Hamaguchi Printmaking Scholarship Awards Exhibition highlights work by exceptional printmaking students.
Posted on Friday, September 5, 2014 by Laura Braun
"Recently, I've seen a lot of manipulation of proportion and illusions of draping," says Amy Williams, chair of California College of the Arts fashion design program, of student styles. "Rick Owens just showed a collection with similar themes. Watching students refine that kind of personal experimentation in the fashion show is always rewarding."
Posted on Thursday, August 28, 2014 by Jim Norrena
CCA is thrilled to announce In Solution: Water Symposium, a free, public two-day symposium of panels, films, and presentations to be held Saturday and Sunday, September 27-28, on the San Francisco campus.
The symposium is part of Soundwave ((6)) Water Biennial, San Francisco's acclaimed biennial summer-long, experimental event series of innovative sound, art, and music made possible by MEDIATE Art Group.
Each season investigates a new idea through sound and invites diverse multidisciplinary artists and musicians to explore the season's theme in new and innovative directions.
Posted on Tuesday, August 26, 2014 by Laura Braun
One student, named Evan Kuester, wanted to do just that for his friend Ivania Castillo. Kuester, is currently studying for his Master's Degree in Architecture with a specialty in digital fabrication at the California College of the Arts. When he met Ivania, he immediately got the idea of creating a custom prosthetic arm for her, that would be different than anything ever created. He wanted to create something that would be both useful and eye-appealing. He didn't want to just 3D print something that was already available on the internet.
Posted on Sunday, August 24, 2014 by Chris Bliss
We send our thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the 6.1 earthquake in Napa that occurred early Sunday morning. Neither damage nor injuries were reported on either CCA campus.
Because we live in an area prone to earthquakes, we offer our students opportunities to learn safety tips and to understand the college's safety procedures.
Posted on Sunday, August 17, 2014 by Dustin N. Smith
California College of the Arts alumna Emma Ulen-Klees (BFA Printmaking 2014) was awarded a 2014 Hamaguchi Emerging Artist Residency at Kala.
The artist in residence at Kala Art Institute is funded by the Hamaguchi Endowment for the advancement of printmaking at CCA and by the Kala Art Institute.
The award represents a rich collaboration between the two institutions that creates a special opportunity for a recent BFA Printmaking graduate to work in the dynamic Kala facilities with a community of artists from all over the world.
While studying printmaking and visual studies at CCA, Ulen-Klees began to develop a conceptual body of work inspired by the juxtaposition of natural and urban landscapes and uses the multiple to further explore human relationships to ecology within their manufactured environments.
Posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 by Jim Norrena
Matt Pearson at the Get Together event he organized to celebrate neighborhood talent in the Bernal Heights business community.
Graduate Design student Matt Pearson is consulting with Townsquared, a tech startup that provides an online network for local business communities.
The company's goal is to empower local businesses by making it easier for them to communicate and collaborate with one another.
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"I am the founding events coordinator for the company," Pearson explains. "I'm running an events pilot that culminates in eight community events in September and August.
"The goal of the pilot is to discover how live events deepen relationships and instigate collaboration within business communities.
Posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 by Jim Norrena
Turner Duckworth is an award-winning visual identity and packaging design agency
"The time I spent at Turner Duckworth as a junior designer has been brief, but full of valuable lessons," recalls Graphic Design student Suwanna Ruayrinsaowarot. "The experience has been enriching and insightful in many different aspect of life."
Inside Scoop
Ruayrinsaowarot gained useful experience in her role as a junior designer at the award-winning visual identity and packaging design agency's San Francisco studio. She worked within a team of creatives, which allowed her to achieve various hands-on experiences from creating professional mockups to packaging designs.
"The company culture at Turner Duckworth is a strong, unique, and friendly one. It offers a book club, Tuesday jogging sessions, and staff birthday celebrations. The staff is friendly, funny -- most members are in their mid-20s and mid-30s. Yet they are experienced and professional."
She adds: "They have all been a great source of inspiration for me. I am motivated to discover what I want to do in this field in the future."
Posted on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 by Jim Norrena
Students and alumni gain experiential learning during internships
CCA student designers are working in exciting, innovative internships at such innovative companies as Google, Motorola, Intel, de Young, Cooper Hewitt, Chronicle Books, Autodesk, frog, Townsquared, Flipboard, and many others -- and by doing so they are positioning themselves to kick-start their careers and reap the benefits.
Today the internship experience has become status quo; employers typically seek to hire only candidates who can demonstrate they already possess the experiential learning creative jobs require.
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Employers now routinely screen job applicants: Those who have completed an internship can stay; those who haven't are weeded out.


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Titian Blondeby Karin Taylorfrom Beach SeriesMixed Media Production on Canvas Textured Paper
girls karin taylor surfing titian blonde
very cute , is she single? :-)
Lovely love the colours
thanx Deidre :)
lol, thx Al…yes…she's still single :)
wow love this!!
thx very much Chloe :)
this is a very beautiful picture, i luv that the girl has a twinkle in her eye to match the stars :) lovely!
thank you very much for your lovely comments mindy :)
Excellent design! Beautiful composition! When I see it, it that she was moon surfing well done my friend! Lovely tone and value. Beautiful mix media piece!
thanks so much Lam, i am so happy you like this one :)
love this :)
thanx very much :)
So lovely, she is just so lovely, love that twinkle in her eye, wondrously beautiful & lovely Karin
thank you very much pinky :)
thx bubbles :)
Wow a blonde Karin!? Nice!
thanx Laurie…love your new profile pic! :)
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A selection of sermon artwork created for clients and previous employers.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
An ongoing series based on 1 John 4:8, "God is love." Three simple words that capture something so beautiful and profound.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
A selection of editorial illustrations for both web and print.
Painting provides a creative escape for me. I love the simple exploration of color and texture and how the mix of those can evoke different types of feelings.
Prints of my paintings are available here.
If you'd like to commission a painting, contact me.
While at Faithlife, I led a team that produced a new piece of verse art every single day for over three years. This is a selection of the artwork I produced.
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One of my paintings was used on the cover and throughout the album art on Ivywild, the new album from Night Beds. Big thanks to Nate Utesch and the folks at Dead Oceans for the opportunity.
My role: Painting
Art Direction / Design: Nate Utesch
Faithlife Keyboard is an app that allows you to search and share beautifully illustrated faith-based images from your keyboard. I was invited to contribute a set of 6 pieces of verse art to the app.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
A selection of covers for both physical and printed books.
A series of 15 vibrant minimal pieces based on biblical characters and events.
Purchase the digital files on Biblestock.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
A selection of hand drawn type. Many are available to purchase as digital files on Biblestock.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
A personal project based on Paul's listing of the Fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22–23. The nine individual designs form one larger piece.
Purchase digital files of all Fruit of the Spirit designs on Biblestock.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
Quote designs created for yesHEis.com to be used as social share imagery for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
A personal project from 2013 where I created a new cross illustration every day during Lent.
Purchase the digital files on Biblestock.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
From January 2010 to November 2011, I created a design for each book in the Bible. Read about the origin of the project and what I learned in the process.
Each design has a write up with my thoughts on the book/passage. They are equal parts honest and irreverent. Read them on my blog.
Purchase digital files of all these designs on Biblestock.
All designs are available to purchase as prints.
View my entire archive of Bible art.
Since 1902, Union Gospel Mission (UGM) has offered help for the homeless, poor and addicted in the Minneapolis / St. Paul area through meals, shelter, recovery, education and job training programs.
"God is love" has been a guiding verse for UGM over the years. I was asked to do a modern take on it that also referenced their past. I was provided with some historic photos and paired those with a modern custom type treatment of "God is love."
The final mural was printed at 8x8' and placed in their chapel—a room not only used for chapel service 365 days a year but is also an emergency shelter and serves as a bedroom for 52 guys every night of the year.
Big thanks to David Morrow at UGM for reaching out to me for this project.
A selection of infographics and timelines.
I like to explore using shape, form and color. (The first two pieces are collaborations with Troy DeShano.)
FUTURALBUM is a collaborative album design project organized by Troy DeShano where contributors re-imagined cover art for any album they choose. I chose Public Enemy's classic "Fear of a Black Planet," and my favorite album title ever, "When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold," by the Minnesota hip-hop group, Atmosphere.


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OOOOOOHHHHHHH!!!! iv just watched mighty ducks 3 like 2 hours ao =O i love these films haha i have the box sets i cant get enough no matter how old they are!! i loved joshua jackson in it when iw as younger!.
i love it! lol
This movie is a classic! You should hear Tammy Duncan's pipes! She is a singer songwriter now http://www.janeplank.com.
Who'd have thought I'd be saying this 18 years later- Karp…mmm!!
What about Keenan Thompson? This list sucks!
i no one of them he works in a pub!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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