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The Issues we face in 2006 by Dick Ranney
The Issues We Face in 2006 by Dick Ranney What are some of the major issues that Michigan ATV enthusiasts face in 2006? Dick Ranney, the Chair of the ORV Advisory Board recently responded to some of these issues in a recent forum. He is responding to comments made by others.
Have been watching the discussions here for a few months, not commented, because it becomes very time consuming and there are many things to be involved in that are more productive to some extent, than spending time on one, of many websites. But of late, many things have been put up here, some are quite distance from what really went on and the rumors are spreading.
We as ORV people, have far better things to do with our time, than to punch a PC keyboard. That time could be much better spent, e-mailing a Representative, Senator or MDNR personal stating your wishes. Better yet, become directly involved and join a club, or form one in your own area.
Quite frankly, the future of our sport is in some serious jeopardy. I know that because I am the Chair of the DNR ORV Trail Advisory Board in Michigan. The absolute last thing we want to do, is have a division among us. We need to all be going in the same direction, the same page, as much as possible. Don't care if you 2, 4 or six wheels. We are going to have areas of disagreement. That don't mean we have to be disagreeable. End result will be, we agree far more, than we disagree.
We all want more trail, we all want it to be better maintained, we all want it so we don't get lost and we hate a ticket. We want to be able to at least be able to get food, gasoline and a reasonable distance from either lodging or camping while enjoying this recreational activity. Better yet, we would like the priviledge of riding from our home, if we live in northern Michigan, or riding from our motel or campground to the trail
Having been deeply involved in ORV activity for over two decades, both with motorcycles and ORV's. Own a 230 Honda, wife has a TT125 and we both enjoy our 400 MAX. Live one mile from the trailhead and it irks me to no end, we have to trailer everything but the Honda, its street legal, more expense.
Facing us in a big way is this "Healthy Forest Initiative". We have not seen but the very beginning of this yet. You had best get yourself educated on this and "prepare for the worst and hope for the best".
Let me hit on some of this "distant from the truth stuff":
ORV Advisory Board is just that, an Advisory Board. Has no power, zero, is appointed by the DNR. Serves as a means for us as users groups to convey our message to the DNR. Three members are ORV orientated, other four, may not have ever rode an ORV. Some good people on there at the moment, have had one meeting together, not sure how they will jell in the future.
"Fee's going up next year" No, takes an act of legislature! However, has not been an increase in 13 years. IF, significant more trail is put on the ground to meet todays needs, IF
suitable maintenance is provided, IF more access is given to gas, food and lodging and a few more things corrected, we as user groups should support an increase.
FACT, $4.2 million "spend down" was authorized by an act of legislature, signed by the Governor on October 5th and $900,000 was placed in the ORV budget of 06 at the November 9th ORV Board meeting. This just didn't happen, it took action by several folks involved in Lansing. The $4.2 will be spent over the next 5 years, as per the long established formula, 50% for trail maintenance, 31.25 per cent for enforcement, 12.5 per cent for restoration, 3 1/8 per cent for administration and 3 1/8th per cent float.
Remaining out of the 06 budget is $400,000. for trail maintenance, question now is how much will be spent for new signage and how much for additional grooming. There is also about $100,000. in the restoration fund. We can expect the DNR to tell us how these are going to be spent at the next ORV Board meeting.
HB 5343: Anyone who read that Bill and understood all they read, would soon realize, it was a piece of "undersireable legislation". We can and will, do far better than that when its all over. Hope you all realize, some who post on here, are not telling it exactly like it is. Was any mention made of the cost of widening about 1,000 miles of trail to 60" and who was going to do it? What would the after affects be? Speed, safety, erosion and a host of others. There is a better way of accomplishing this same objective.
MMRC: Woody described it pretty close, we all need to work together! We have strengh in numbers. That is the purpose of MMRC. MMRC is compiled from ORV user groups. We do have "friends" in other well publicly recognized organizations and we do work with them quite nicely. We are quite selective in who is involved, we need people who are assetts, not liabilitys. The most important thing here is "WE", not what is in it for me. Its "WE", what is good for 2 wheeled, 4 wheeled and 6 wheeled. We all enjoy doing what we do and there should more and better opportunity for everyone! The thoughts expressed in this group, are collective from many groups, not an individual.
GAINS: I will lay down some the gains of the past 12 months against anyone. Certainly, I or WE could not have made all these gains. It was the involvement of many, many folks, giving up a lot of hours, going through a great deal of agony and sacrifice to thier familys. Yes, including some members of the DNR staff!
A promise of 25% more trail on the ground by 2008. DNR must submit a plan to legislature by May 1st of o6.
The $4.2 million in "reserve funds" spent down by 2008. First $900,000. included in the 06 budget.
ORV Safety Training program tically changed. Not complete yet, but some recommendations have been made, including "hands on" option, was excluded from Safety Training fund. First $35. comes from the fund. Classroom only training, $20. from Safety Fund paralells other Michigan programs for hunter safety, snomobile, and watercraft. Not the most desireable, but something that gives the basics, over 4,000 kids took this program in 05. Much higher participation than ever before. Odds are, this program will be depleted of funds in a year or two. Wonderfull, thats what we want, kids getting some sort of training! More work is to be done in the Task Force, including classroom material and in the area of instructor qualifications.
Bear in mind, in 05, we had the classroom only program being offered only by badge and gun people, some added on additional fees. In 05, no club, organization or private party could get any monies from the fund, no matter what thier level of skills to train. This will be changed for 07, we have asked for an academy, we will be reviewing all instructional materials. This was not given to us, we fought for it very hard, have probably ended up with the best working relationship with the DNR on this issue, than ever has existed!
There were others, speed limits on trails, you won't see them unless its a serious local problem.
Opening of some new trail in various places, one 100 mile streach in the U.P., some smaller ones in the lower.
We have many serious problems ahead, implementation of the new methods of ORV Safety and getting instructors and the public informed on availability.
We have to deal with the final outcome of the Draft Plan, are we going to support it or become highly organized and speaks our dislikes. Only 315 responded to the original out of 180,000 users. Probably 50 of those 315 responses were from environmental people.
Looks as if, we could be facing even more trail closure because of the "Healthy Forest Initiative". Time to sell out, no way. We will win in the end. We have too many "friends" in high places. Our money spent talks quite well when we talk about how much we spend in these communitys.
We need far more people getting involved. In less than 12 months, we have an election for township, county and state governments. Best thing for you to do, is get aquainted with those running, ask them thier positon on ORV use! Actively support the good guys. Spend less time with the "trash talk" on the P.C., do something productive! The easiest thing to do in the world is to tell what is wrong, the hardest things is to have a solution that is accepted by the majority. Next thing is to get it implemented at an affordable cost.
I am willing to answer any question you may post, if I do not have the answer, I will try and get it. My schedule is very busy, in the past 12 months, I participated in over 55 meetings that were ORV related, drove over 7,000 miles. Each meeting takes both preparation and some follow up. So bear with me please, if I do not get back right away. However, I am not the least interested of having an endless daily or weekly dialog with any one individual. Again, far better things to do for the benefit of the entire sport.
Irregardless of what some might say, we are making some good progress, but your involvement is critical. Some say I am crazy for going this route, we will see Obviously, there is no way to completely satisfy 180,000 users spending 4,000,000 rider days annually. But we can always make it the goal, to have far more happy, than sad!
Meantime, ride safe, stay on the trail and enjoy your time spent ORVing
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1. What was the one thing about your venue that made you know that it was the one?
The privacy! The fact that it was quiet, peaceful, rustic and within it contained a million opportunities to personalize it to our hearts desire. Later, we discovered this world of opportunities also served to complicate since it was abounding with possibilities! Along with the generous help and endless creativity of our day-of-coordinator, (although she was truly so much more to us–rather our heart, our hope, our ever present help!) we were able to narrow down how everything would be set up and flow, thus creating the intimate and close family feeling that we desired from the bottom of our hearts.
2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
1. Our "U" shaped table with 100 of our closest family and friends.
2. Our escort card display that had one perfect photo for each and every guest.
3. Our "backdrop" for where we said "I do." Our "out-of-this-world" florist once again created a "structure," which contained strings of test tubes hanging down, where our guests could place flowers. When our guests arrived, they came to a table where they could pick a flower, which had a tag pre-tied on it, and write a note, prayer, advice or anything they wished on it. They were able to stand where Derek and I were about to stand and place their flower.
3. Give us the one moment from your wedding day that you cannot stop thinking about.
Our "first look"–it was heavenly; it was the closest thing to perfection I have ever experienced; it was utter bliss. I actually had not been feeling well that day, so seeing Derek and being under HIS protection, care and comfort was better than any medicine or vitamin I could have ever consumed. Looking forward to that moment, while getting ready, was the only thing that helped me to overcome the sickness I felt, and it definitely did not disappoint. Those moments of calmness and peace. Well really, there are no words loud or big enough to capture the emotion, the joy and the excellence of the moment. As Jessi had told us the night before, "You built this rollercoaster, now is the time to get on and enjoy the ride." It was the best ride of our lives, and it is only just the beginning.

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She's adorable. Great color combo. Somehow it's muted and vibrant at the same time.
Re: Soulmates
I'm worried they might count that as text.
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I'm sure this has been done to death, but worth a shot
Re: seven seagulls at sunset
Is there a secret seventh seagull? Since I see solely six. <_<
Re: SALSA!
Hmm...needs more lime.
"S" is also for "suspension of disbelief that the light could bend around his arms."
Lol! That's great Walmazan.
The expressions and setting are priceless. ^__^
Re: sentience
I was just about to ask if this was an Edgar collaboration when I read the first post. Good show.
Re: We are Siamese
Awww, look at their little freakish faces. I loves them.
Rad colors. I'm still looking at everything that's going on here...
Re: Starry-Eyed Spatula
And what better way to say, "I love you", than with the gift of a spatula.
Inspired by this. Skip ahead to 0:46 if you want the specific part
Re: Skateboarding Sloth
This sloth loves to skateboard!
Hope you all enjoy it.
That's not Elvish, those are squiggles! Safe.
Good luck, patrick! It's reminiscent of My Chemical Romance but that was so cruelly ruled out at the last minute, I wish you all the best.
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You might want to bump that up to the center of the shirt. Looks like it is outside of the printable area.
LOL... hilarious... love the colors!
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Owning this should would make me happy. The peg leg sealed the deal. Is the left wing a hook?
Anyway, very funny idea. :-D
Re: Suspicious Squid is Suspicious
The scarlet samurai squid is suspicious of sushi, oh yesss....
Silly shirt is silly. <_<
Re: Silent Seahorse
This is great!
Re: Strange Safari
Why does this remind me of Fruit Stripe gum?
Awesome design - I love the limited color palette.
Good luck to you!
Re: Satan's pet souls.
This is bordering on adorable, Satan aside. :P
Very cool as always!
I love the purple. Great job, guys.
Re: The Silhouetter 'S'
So, sundry silhouettes of things that start with 'S', such as:
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- shamrock
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Inspired by the one tongue twister that I could always pronounce perfectly in kindergarten, to the envy of a select few.
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Re: Sweet Saturn Swish, Sucka
amazing detail!
Re: Struggling Songbird
Adorable, and great use of detail!
Oh, this is sweet! A clever twist and undeniably skirochester-styled.
Spiritgreen wrote:That's not Elvish, those are squiggles! Safe.
Good luck, patrick! It's reminiscent of My Chemical Romance but that was so cruelly ruled out at the last minute, I wish you all the best.
Thanks! and ya, its just scribbles, not any real words or letters. it should pass
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Re: Ssomething Sstrange
Skinny shirtless scientist-sage sitting on a scorpion wearing a sombrero stabbing a syringe into the sinus of a skull on a stump. Plus some other 'S' words.
Really lovely!
Very unique. Love your style! You can easily transition between shirt design and posters.
Re: Scorched Sans Serif Salamander
Ahaha, his tail is the serif! Cute
love it!
taninniver wrote:Is there a secret seventh seagull? Since I see solely six. <_<
Oops! just as I finished the image, it flew behind me and ate my sandwich!
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Great colors!
One can feel the depth in this moreso than usual... really nice!
love this. very cool style!
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i'm really surprised this doesn't have more votes @__@
So good! Makes your eye wander endlessly all around it like a drunk but happy hobo.
I wouldn't have expected this collab but it's a great team-up. :^)
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I walk my friends pitbull every chance i can get, cause the poor thing is in the crate at night and then in a small backyard all day, regardless of weather.
I am amazed he has survived this winter.
Anyways when I take him out, ofcourse he pulls on the leash and marks almost every thing, he is too strong for me, so I just try to get him some air and let him stretch his feet, but he pees on 50 things like you said.
When I travel with my male dog, I put him on a longer lead. I stand in one position and give him 15 minutes (give or take) within that radius to do his business. I don't walk him around and give him the opportunity to leave messages every where.
At the hotel, I repeat the same thing. If I need to give him some exercise, I'll use the short lead and not allow him to become the post man, leaving messages on anything that is standing.
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Wasn't sure how to title this thread, but I'm looking for advice. When we are home I let Gunnar in the yard for 5 minutes to an hour a few times a day. He manages his bladder on his own. But when I take him on the road with me (I'm a traveling salesman) I need to let him relieve himself but instead he'd rather pee a bit on every upright thing he can find.
For example, we drove all day, then went to a big park for an evening walk. Gunnar must have peed 50 times in the course of our hour walk. Whatever volume that is.
The next day I walked him around the hotel, commanded "go potty" and he will only sprinkle. I'm sure there is more pee in there but he won't drain his bladder. Can I train him to drain his bladder? If so, how?
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The Celtic manager was knocked to the ground by an intruding fan as he stood in his technical area during a Scottish Premier League match at Hearts on Wednesday.
The man appeared to throw a punch at Lennon before he was restrained by stewards.
"It is horrendous and not acceptable," said Wenger. "I have often felt very aggressive behaviour in the stands but never physically faced anybody who was disrespectful.
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Robin van Persie has sung the praises of team-mate Tomas Rosicky ahead of tonight's game with AC Milan - and hopes the Czech schemer will shrug off a knock to take his place in the Gunners' side.
The midfielder scored his first goal of the season in the 5-2 win over Spurs and Van Persie says that, even if Rosicky's contribution doesn't always make the headlines, his contribution is greatly appreciated by those around him.
"He rarely scores, but [his goal against Spurs] was so important," recalled the captain in tonight's Official Matchday Programme. "He started the move himself and then finished it really well.
"Tomas is a hugely important member of this team - he has been playing so well this season and you can see that he's going from strength to strength."
Rosicky's ability on the ball and eye for a pass are matched by few at the top level - and Van Persie believes that his astuteness just cannot be taught.
"I just love playing with him because he's so quick in his mind, so clever in the way he sees passes and so adept at completing them," he said.
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A BILL to amend the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, by adding thereto a new article, designated §16-45-1, §16-45-2, §16-45-3, §16-45-4 and §16-45-5, all relating to regulating tanning facilities; defining terms; setting forth requirements for registration, inspection and obtaining a permit; setting forth the duties and responsibilities of local boards of health; requiring a consent form; setting forth consent form language; creating operating standards; prohibiting the use of tanning devices by anyone under the age of eighteen; granting rule-making authority to the Department of Health and Human Resources to regulate tanning facilities; setting forth minimum requirements for the rule; and establishing criminal penalties.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia:
That the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, be amended by adding thereto a new article, designated §16-45-1, §16-45-2, §16-45-3, §16-45-4 and §16-45-5, all to read as follows:
§16-45-1. Definitions.
_____As used in this article:
_____(1) "Phototherapy device" means a device used for exposure to daylight or to specific wavelengths of light using lasers, light-emitting diodes, fluorescent lamps, dichroic lamps or very bright, full-spectrum light, usually controlled with various devices.
_____(2) "Tanning device" means any equipment that emits radiation used for tanning of the skin, such as a sun lamp, tanning booth or tanning bed, and includes any accompanying equipment, such as protective eye wear, timers and handrails.
_____(3) "Tanning facility" means any commercial location, place, area, structure or business where a tanning device is used for a fee, membership dues or other compensation.
§16-45-2. Registration requirements; inspections by local boards of health; posting of permit power of local board of health to order facility to close.
_____(a) On or after July 1, 2014, any tanning facility located in this state shall obtain a business registration certificate and shall register with the local board of health, request an inspection of the facility by the board and obtain an operating permit from the board before engaging in the business of a tanning facility. A tanning facility in operation on the effective date of this article may continue to operate, but shall come into compliance with the provisions of this article within six months of the effective date.
_____(b) Each local board of health shall conduct annual inspections of tanning facilities to determine compliance with this article.
_____(c) Upon a determination by the board that the tanning facility is in compliance with the provisions of this article, the board shall issue to the tanning facility an operating permit, which shall be posted in a conspicuous place in the tanning facility, clearly visible to the general public.
_____(d) Upon a determination by the board that any tanning facility is not in compliance with the provisions of this article, or the rules promulgated under this article, the board may order the tanning facility to cease operations until the board determines that the tanning facility is in compliance.
_____(e) Nothing in this article prohibits any health care provider licensed under chapter thirty of this code from performing any action within the scope of his or her practice that results in prescribing the use of a phototherapy device to a patient regardless of the patient's age for treatment of a medical condition.
§16-45-3. Operation standards.
(a) A tanning facility shall provide to any patron who wishes to use a tanning device located within its tanning facility a consent form relating to use of a tanning device that must include, at a minimum, the following warning: "Repeated exposure or overexposure in a tanning device may cause health problems including, but not limited to, burns, eye damage, skin sensitivity, premature aging of the skin or skin cancer. Any person who takes a prescription or over-the-counter medication should consult a physician before using a tanning device." The consent form must have a place for the patron's signature and the date. A signed and dated copy of the consent form shall be maintained by the tanning facility and remains valid for one year from the date it was signed.
_____(b) All patrons are required to present proof of age prior to use of a tanning device. Proof of age is satisfied with a driver's license or other government issued identification containing the date of birth and a photograph of the individual. Persons under the age of eighteen are not permitted to use a tanning device.
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_____(2) Record-keeping requirements;
_____(3) Requirements for the posting of warning signs about the dangers inherent in the use of a tanning device;
_____(4) Proper sanitation of a tanning facility and a tanning device including a requirement that the tanning device be cleaned immediately prior to each use;
_____(5) Proper maintenance and operation of a tanning device including accuracy and placement of a timing device;
_____(6) The use of protective eyewear provided by the tanning facility and the proper storage and cleanliness of the eyewear;
_____(7) Require that patrons are limited to using the tanning device to the exposure limits set by the manufacturer of the tanning device; and
_____(8) Establish the permit application process and fee requirements.
16-45-5. Violations and penalties.
_____(a) Any person operating a tanning facility who does not obtain a West Virginia business registration certificate, who does not register with the local board of health or who fails to request an inspection pursuant to section two of this article is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, for a first offense, shall be fined $500.
_____(b) For a second offense, the person is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than $1,000 nor more than $2,000, or be confined in jail for not less than ten days nor more than one year, or both fined and confined.
_____(c) For a third or subsequent offense, the person is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, the owner may have all the tanning device equipment and paraphernalia confiscated, shall be fined not less than $2,000 nor more than $5,000, or be confined in jail not less than thirty days nor more than one year, or both fined and confined.
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posted at 12:55 pm on December 6, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
This is an unbelievably horrific story, almost literally unbelievable. Florida's child-protection system seized a disabled child from her mother in defiance of a court order, and despite the mother's pleas that the child would die without her supervision. And sure enough, just hours later, 14-year-old Marie Freyre was dead.
Someone should be going to prison over this:
Even after Marie Freyre died alone in a nursing home 250 miles from the family in North Tampa that loved her, Marie's mother had to fight to bring her home.
In March 2011, state child protection investigators took 14-year-old Marie from her mother, Doris Freyre, claiming Doris' own disabilities made it almost impossible for her to care for Marie, who suffered from seizures and severe cerebral palsy. But a Tampa judge signed an order that Marie be returned to her mother, with in-home nursing care around the clock.
Florida health care administrators refused to pay for it, although in-home care can be demonstrably cheaper than care in an institution. Child welfare workers ignored the order completely.
Two months later, Marie was strapped into an ambulance for a five-hour trip to a Miami Gardens nursing home, as her mother begged futilely to go with her.
Marie died 12 hours after she arrived.
A month earlier, Judge Vivian Corvo ordered the state to provide an overnight nurse for the child. Instead …
So, at 11:30 a.m. April 25, 2011, workers at Tampa General Hospital loaded the teen onto a stretcher in a private ambulance — as her mother and grandfather begged them to stop. Even as caseworkers were packing Marie's belongings, her grandfather was frantically filing hand-written emergency motions in court to delay the trip, Brudny said.
Doris Freyre, case notes say, "stated that no one knows my child like me," and that Marie's dislocated hip would cause her great pain if she were strapped to a stretcher for hours. She added: "If something happens to my daughter I am holding all of you responsible for it."
Freyre had no car — and the private ambulance refused to allow her to join Marie — so Marie made the trip to Miami-Dade County alone.
Records show the two ambulance workers refused to take Marie's seizure drugs with them; under the company's policy, they were not allowed to administer medications in any case. According to a report detailing Tampa General Hospital's care of Marie, the hospital neglected to ensure she was properly hydrated before she left. During her five-hour ambulance ride, she was given no water or food. …
Marie arrived in Miami Gardens the way she left Tampa: screaming. AHCA records for the next 12 hours mention only four notations in the nursing home file, and two of them document Marie "screaming."
By 5:40 a.m. April 27, 2011, Marie was described as having "labored" breathing. Five minutes later, she was unresponsive. The AHCA investigation concluded she had been given none of her life-sustaining anti-seizure drugs, required three times each day.
Marie was pronounced dead at 6:54 a.m. Cause of death: heart attack.
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New pictorial history spotlights Vail's skiing past
November 1, 2012
At first glance, the image adorning the cover of "Vail: The First 50 Years" (Images of America) by Shirley Welch seems quintessential Vail – well-heeled gentlemen and ladies enjoying a spring picnic lunch in the snow on Vail Mountain as they take a break from skiing. One man wears a classic ski sweater and reclines comfortably with a bottle in hand; another wields an accordion and top hat, snappy sunglasses and an amused grin.
Vail is known for expensive tastes, but the history of the town and mountain run much deeper – from the indigenous Ute people, early sheepherders and homesteaders to the military's training center at Camp Hale to the south, and later, to the high jinks perpetrated upon town and mountain by the ski patrol.
The town's skiing history starts with Camp Hale. Active for just three years from 1942-1945, the camp hosted 16,000 soldiers at its peak, producing the elite 10th Mountain Division, a corps trained in skiing, mountaineering and winter survival to fight in World War II.
It was after the war, however, that Camp Hale builder Earl Eaton enticed war veteran Pete Seibert to ascend 3,000 vertical feet up what he called "No-Name Mountain," in hip deep snow, to see the treeless back bowls. There, the two men discovered what would later become Vail Mountain, drawing adventurers from around the world for what, in those days, represented endless lines through untracked, champagne powder.
Once a hardscrabble town of dirt streets lacking a grocery store and pharmacy, the town of Vail grew up with the mountain, attracting residents from "confirmed ski bums" to "Boston blue bloods, cowboys, bankers, lawyers and CFOs of huge companies," Welch writes. "In the early years, newcomers arrived for a few ski days and stayed for a lifetime."
The book chronicles the stories of Vail's early residents and their passion for skiing and shenanigans. In one incident, 1960s ski patrolman Dozer Johnson drove his Jeep off the China Bowl wall in summer to prove it was possible – and lived to tell the tale.
The author recalls, too, the annual softball game at Golden Peak between ski school and ski patrol, where "beer drinking was required." The accompanying picture shows that the games took place on skis – which, in the 1960s and 1970s, were long, stiff planks.
As in other books in the Images of America series, the pictures carry the story in "Vail: The First 50 Years," though informative captions and chapter introductions help to complete the picture of the town's early days. Other local books in the series include "Summit County," "Frisco and the Ten Mile Canyon," "Dillon and Silverthorne" and "The Eagle River Valley."
"Vail: The First 50 Years," $21.99, is available at local retailers, online bookstores or Arcadia Publishing at http://www.arcadiapublishing.com or (888) 313-2665.


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Yeah I bought my Hood At Harbour Freight . Paid 650 On my Lincoln + the Bottle Small Argon Co2 Mix rann 100 Buck's ! Your Lincoln Can Weld with Flux Wire and or Argon Mix Gas in a Bottle Reverse Polarity you can run Flux wire with out the Argon Bottle I Prefer the Argon Mix with .06mm Wire and or .08mm Wire Untill Metal Get's Thicker than 1/4 in or 3//16's is about where Penetration needs Flux Wire welding . My welder I run on 220 amp's << You need too check where and how your Gonna set Up 110 Or 220 Out lett Cause may Require a 220 Breaker And Wireing And Not Sure on this But Even the Lincoln Set upp on 110 Amp's I Think Requires A Single Circuit Breaker on 8 Gauge wire with a 20 amp breaker ! << Meaning Nothin can runn on the 110 Breaker Except the Welder and it has too come off a 20 amp breaker and wire gauge needs too be big enough too handle the 20 amp breaker and 20 amp out lett . So I urge you afore Buying the Welder that You Look at your Breaker Box and Determine if your sett up for running a welder and or what your willing too do or go thru too sett up the electric on your welder . <<< almost same deal as an Air Compressor ! So what ever Building Garage Etc Your setting up too weld in or do work in needs Some investigateing intoo ! Preferably before you purchase the Welder and or Air Compressor . As my Welder is sett up in my Dad's Garage . Wich he had wired for a 220 amp welder when he built the house ! But He Put Plug in on the Back Wall <<< Means I got a 15 ft extension Cord Too Welder So I can reach out front of the Garage . Extension Cord Rann me another 120 Buck's Built it My self with Wire From Home Depo About as Big around As your Thumb or Bigger and a Box Plugg In Of Proper Gauge wire . But reall screw up was the 110 Amp Compressor All outletts in the Garage were runn off 15 Amp Out letts and or breaker ! Luckily I traced Wire From the Fuse Box and Determined it was of a Large enought Gauge wire too Runn a 20 Amp Breaker . << Means I got Lucky and wire was of Large enough grade wire I could Runn a 20 Amp breaker and out lett For the Compressor ! << Sounds Complicated ! But it's Not ! Start At Breaker Box Make freinds with Guy at your Local Hardware Store . Investigate what you need then determine if your Gonna go 110 Amp's and or 220 Amp's And How your Gonna do your Compressor . << Will need 2 Seperate wires and 20 amp breakers on single seperate out letts . Other wise every time you turn the lights on the Welder and or Compressor Etc Or any thing else plugged in on there circuit will trip the breaker ! <<< Hope this help's gett ya pointed in right Direction too makin a Good Viable Descision on your Purchase ! Safety Glasses <<< Gonna need um and Suggest you wear them ! Im Currently Sufferin an Eye Injury ! Again ! 25+ years of metal workin ! Cant take it back ! once it happens ! Hurts reall badd ! And like any thing no matter how safe you are ? After 25+ years of daily metal fabricateing and welding it's bound too bite you a few times . << Only takes gettin bitt once, and it's not worth it ! Be Safe ! Shopp around ! Investigate ! Ask lotts of stupid question's ! Now I gotta take a Vicodan and a Napp, my eye hurts . Merry Xmass. Hope your's is Better than Mine ! Safety , Safety, Safety ! Big Ouch ! Lott's Of Anger ! And Regrett ! Sean
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lowes has the 175 for less than $500. lincoln rep told me they are the same machine on the inside as what is available from lincoln direct.
|Eric, A 110 volt MIG will work just fine for what you are doing but stay away from the gas-less flux core welders. A lot of guys will buy a flux core welder because it is cheaper and up grade it to MIG later but it is much better and cheaper to just get a MIG in the first place. A 110 machine will do the job with .023 solid wire just like a 220 volt on thin stock but it's duty cycle will be shorter, that is you will only be able to weld a short time before having to let the machine cool however this is usually not much of a problem when doing body work. What you are planing on doing is not particularly hard but does require a fair amount of skill so if you do this yourself practice a LOT before attempting a job like that, learn to weld on scrap NOT on your car!
hi,i have a lincoln weld-pac 155,8 years old,great machine,ive used hobarts,and millers,and they are all great machines. you pays your money and you takes your choice. before you buy,go to a few pawn shops and see what they have, my lincoln was $636.00 in home depot,and i bought one BRAND new from a pawn shop for $250.00 check out the pawn shops..im boatbob2
I have a 66 Mustang that I need to weld rear subframe patches on. I only have 110 available in my garage. Is it possible to get a safe repair with a 110 welder, or should I get someone to weld those pieces for me?
I haven't bought a welder yet for my body repair, and I am new to the welding stuff.
I just last week bought a new Miller 180 mig. It has just been released to the market and is not on the Miller web site yet. I bought it off Ebay from Indiana Oxegen. The thing about the new 180 is the voltage setting instead of having just 4 clicks to set it on it has knob just like the wire speed so you can dial in the exact voltage you need. I really like it. Here is a link to the company. The new Miller is not on Ebay you will have to call and ask about it.
It was $742.00 delivered to the door.
If you just buy a cheap helmet with one lense, you want a #9 or #10. That's good for most welding jobs.
The only time I've had a problem with my auto darkening helmet (provided by USAF -- forget the manufacturer and model) is when I was instructing. Lots of on/off cycles when watching over students shoulders will give you a head ache by the end of the day! If you use it a lot for a day or two you might get a bit of a head ache -- especially "stitch welding" large seams.
You can cut down on the headaches closing your eyes momentarily (a bit longer than a quick blink) right as the shield changes from dark to light (and vice-versa), which almost defeats the purpose of buying one anyway! Hard to anticipate when the arc is going to light up though. It's still better than having to reach up and move the helmet or using the "nod" tehcnique to lower the helmet -- you never move your head so you're still "on target" when you start.
My theory is your eyes are more ready to adjust when you close them momentarily, it's not the sudden adjustment like when you strike the arc. Learned this in the desert mostly -- going from a nice shaded room into very bright desert light.
If you will settle for the T version, keep watching Ebay. There's a bunch on there. I just won a bid three days ago on one, new in an unopened box for $409 plus $49 shipping, $458 total from an established seller with a 100% rating. The cheapest locally I could find one was $600 plus tax (though I didn't look real hard).
It seems that the Plus versions are no cheaper than local sources, maybe because they are pretty scarce on Ebay.
At least you are going with a name brand. I started with a HF mig several years ago and it has already died after light use. Never again.
|Thanks alot guys for the great INFO, I'm off to spend More Money, (it never ends) Dana
I have used that HF hood and it is a good one, they are on sale now for $49.95. The shade is adjustable from #9-#13 and the shade time is about 20/000 of a second. About 5 years ago I bought a Hobart model called "The Hood" for $199.99 and a year or so later I was looking at the HF hood and guess what, it had the same identical "Chameleon" lens in it as the Hobart at 4 times the price The shell and head gear was different but the electrics were EXACTLY the same thing! The newer Hobarts have a different lens now than they used then but so does the HF hood and I would not be at all surprised to find it the same as the newer Hobart but I don't know if that is true now or not. Anyway I have tried the HF hood and the shell and head gear are not bad at all and the lens worked as well as any I have used.
Just an added note here, don't believe all those horror stories you will hear about people burning their eyes because one of those hoods failed to darken because the UV protection is 100% even when in the light mode. This means that even though it may be a bit un-nerving and somewhat uncomfortable when it fails to darken on occasion it will not cause any harm and is nothing to worry about.
If you are just mig welding the lower end helmets will do nicely. If you're doing other types of welding you'd probably want a higher end one.
I bought my autodark helmet from HF for $50.00 'normally 100.00'.
My biggest suggestion is don't buy one online! NOT unless you go try it on for fit, open and close it, move around a little like you're working on something. There's nothing worse than an Ill-Fitting helmet no matter what the price.
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I bought one 2 years ago and have abused the heck out of it and never had a problem. My friend who has owned a body shop for 25+ years, he liked it so well he bought one for his shop. They're hard to beat for welding sheet metal.
Basically most of the mid priced welders are pretty close. If you get a chance what you want to compare is the electronics, and the rollers and drive areas. I thought the Miller had a little better parts in these areas than the Hobart, didn't look at a Lincoln so can't comment on those.
Also take look at the business end of the the welding the hand grip, tip and nozzle - to see the quality of parts there as well. If I were to criticize my Miller 135 it would be that I would prefer a beefier components in this area - but the stock one has held up so far.
I really have the same question on the helmet (self darkening). Re the welder, I ended up with he MillerMatic 175 in that I have 240v in my garage. Otherwise I think I would have gone with the Miller 135. It was really pretty much of a toss up to me between the Miller and the Lincoln. I didn't look at any Hobarts but my reading indicates their quality is on par with the others. Good luck and I hope someone posts on the helmet recommendation.
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