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04/17/2013 - 2013 NFL DRAFT: 124 FBS PROGRAMS, 124 POSSIBLE UNDRAFTED ROOKIE FREE AGENTS: WASHINGTON STATE: QB Jeff Tuel (6-3, 218, 4.60)...A better athlete than expected, Tuel's accuracy and mechanics leave a lot to be desired, but he has the size, arm strength and confidence to get a cup of coffee in the NFL. - Dane Brugler, NFLDraftScout.com
03/16/2013 - 2013 Washington State Pro Day: Representatives from 10 NFL teams gathered at Washington State's pro day on March 7, where nine players participated in a workout that was held indoors on FieldTurf. Washington State QB Jeff Tuel earns extended looks...Jeff Tuel, QB (6-3, 218) - Tuel ran the 40 in 4.60 and 4.65 seconds. He had a 4.12-second short shuttle and a 6.90-second three-cone drill. He had a 32-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-3 broad jump. Tuel had a great pro day, and I suspect that he will have a strong showing when he has a workout with the New England Patriots on March 22. Tuel will be joined by receiver Marquess Wilson - who was at the combine - at that workout, which will be held at the University of Idaho. Tuel also has a two-day visit with the Buffalo Bills set up for April 8-9. - Gil Brandt, NFL.com
03/07/2013 - 2013 Eastern Washington Pro Day: Eastern Washington's pro day held surprise after surprise. Former Washington State wide receiver Marquess Wilson and quarterback Jeff Tuel were planning on participating with the Eagles' players, but NFL rules forbid larger-school athletes to partake in pro day at smaller schools. Another twist came as the athletes wrapped up the 40-yard dash at Roos Field, when hail started to come down in droves. Lightning and thunder soon accompanied the downpour. After more agility drills were completed in the weight room, the athletes moved to an indoor facility to complete routes and throwing drills. Before they could begin, though, the lights went out.
Eventually, the players returned to Roos Field so quarterback Kyle Padron could complete a few throws on the hail-covered field turf to stationary receivers. With the potential for injury on a slick surface, receivers Brandon Kaufman, Greg Herd and Nicholas Edwards did not run full speed.
Defensive lineman Jerry Ceja and offensive lineman Will Post also participated on Wednesday. Linebacker Zach Johnson was measured for height and weight, but did not partake in any drills due to offseason shoulder surgery. - Josh Liebeskind, KHQ TV6 News
02/27/2013 - Jeff Tuel is calling an audible and splitting the seam. After impressive performances at a pair of all-star games and stellar individual workouts that further raised his profile among NFL scouts, ol' No. 10 for the Cougs has decided to change up the standard campus Pro Day routine. To maintain his momentum, he's going to divide his work between two campuses over two days. Tuel plans to work out for NFL teams at WSU's Pro Day on March 7, and at Eastern Washington University's the day before, on March 6. "I'm going to throw at EWU because they have four receivers there including Marquess (Wilson)," Tuel told CF.C on Saturday. "They have a lot of bodies to throw to." - Joe Doyle, Cougfan.com
01/13/2013 - When Jeff Tuel was 12 years old, he used to go to Tucson's McDonald Park three times a week and dream of one day playing in the NFL. On Friday night, about 15 miles away from his former stomping grounds, Tuel took an important step toward realizing that dream. The Washington State quarterback shined at the Casino del Sol College All-Star Game at Kino Stadium, going 6 for 8 for 115 yards and a touchdown. He led the West to a 40-7 win over the East before a crowd of 4,393. Tuel grew up in Tucson, living here until he was 14, and relished the opportunity to come home and play in front of so many old friends. "This is where it all started," Tuel said. "I'll drive by McDonald Park tomorrow and check it out. "That's where the love of the game developed for me."
Tuel was strong Friday early and often. His first big throw of the night came in the first quarter when he hooked up with Stanford's Drew Terrell for a 49-yard pass down to the 1-yard line. One play later, Arizona's Taimi Tutogi scored on a rush over the top. After giving way to Kansas' Dayne Crist for the second quarter and most of the third, Tuel tossed a 32-yard touchdown pass to San Diego State's Brice Butler to stretch the lead to 33-7 late in the third. It was an important performance for Tuel. - Daniel Berk, The Arizona Daily Star
12/26/2012 - Washington State seniors Jeff Tuel and Wade Jacobson have accepted invitations to the second annual Casino Del Sol College All-Star Game. The game will be played Jan. 11 at 6 p.m. PDT at Kino Stadium in Tucson, Ariz. ESPN3.com will stream the game live. Tuel, who announced last week that he has given up pursuit of a medical redshirt year, ranks seventh in WSU history in career passing yards. - Howie Stalwick, The Kitsap Sun
12/19/2012 - Washington State senior quarterback Jeff Tuel has decided not to continue to petition the NCAA for a fifth season of eligibility and instead will start preparing for the NFL draft, according to a report on Tuesday from The Seattle Times. Tuel was apparently uncomfortable with some of the steps he would have had to take to qualify for that extra year of playing time. According to Tuel, the NCAA wanted him to testify that he was "mistreated" by the previous WSU staff under Paul Wulff. "That's basically what they were wanting," Tuel said. "I don't feel comfortable saying I was mistreated. I was never mistreated by them. ..."
The attempt to get Tuel an extra season was based on the broken collarbone he suffered in the opening game of the 2011 season. He came back at midseason and was reinjured, prompting the NCAA to wonder if Tuel had been forced back into action before he was ready. With the appeal up in the air and the prospect of it being dragged out for a while with no guarantee of success, Tuel made the decision to put an end to it and head for the NFL. "I feel good about my chances," Tuel said. "I'm a confident individual. Whether I'm drafted or a free agent, I'll train hard and play hard."
The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Tuel is known for being a good athlete with a good arm. He had his best year as a 2010 sophomore, when he threw for 2,780 yards and 18 touchdowns. At one point, he looked like he might turn into one of the best quarterbacks in the Pac-12, but his injury-plagued career stunted his development. - Chris Huston, CBSSports.com
09/30/2012 - QB Jeff Tuel, who started the first two games of the season, came on late when Halliday left with an injury (Halliday said later it wasn't serious) and completed 4-of-4 passes for 60 yards and a TD to Wilson.
09/11/2012 - The bevy of players riding exercise bicycles on the sidelines of Washington State's practice field gained a new member Monday. Wearing a brace on his right leg, quarterback Jeff Tuel seemed to walk just fine but didn't participate in practice. Tuel was hit low early in the fourth quarter of WSU's 24-20 win over Eastern Washington on Saturday. He didn't return to the game and was seen on the sideline with an ice wrap on the inside of his right knee. Coach Mike Leach doesn't comment on injuries so the severity of Tuel's ailment is unknown. Sophomore Connor Halliday took all of the snaps with the first-team offense during scout work. Leach was asked if a quarterback needs to practice at least once to have a chance to play in that week's game. "We practice them whenever we think it's best and helps us the best," Leach said. So if a quarterback - say, for example, Tuel - doesn't practice during the week, can he still play on, say, Friday? "If we decide to," Leach said. - Christian Caple, The Spokesman-Review
09/08/2012 - Jeff Tuel threw a pair of touchdown passes to Isiah Myers as Washington State hung on to beat Eastern Washington 24-20 on Saturday in the home debut of Cougars coach Mike Leach. Washington State (1-1), which lost at BYU in the season opener, also unveiled a $65 million upgrade of Martin Stadium in front of the first sellout crowd here since 2007. Eastern Washington (1-1), an FCS power coming off a victory over Idaho of the FBS, kept it close behind a pair of touchdown receptions by Brandon Kaufman. This was the first meeting since 1908 between the two programs, located 60 miles apart. Washington State scored first when Tuel connected with Myers in the back of the end zone on a 2-yard scoring pass with 5:42 left in the first quarter. It was their first touchdown of the season after being held to two field goals by BYU. - AP Sports
09/06/2012 - Washington State's game this weekend is one of those that coaches often say is more about their team than the opponent. WSU hosts FCS opponent Eastern Washington for the first time since 1908 in what is the home opener for Mike Leach as WSU's coach. It is also a chance at some redemption after the disaster that was the first game of the season, a 30-6 loss at BYU. The game was a shocking disappointment for a WSU fan base that expected to see lots of points and yards for the offense under Leach. Instead, WSU managed just two field goals and 224 yards. Leach, though, insisted this week that he saw lots of good things in review of the film and doesn't think that game is an accurate indicator of where WSU is headed. All of the mistakes, he said, are fixable, including what he felt was maybe the biggest issues. "We went out there tentative," he said. "I didn't think we went out there with good tempo." Leach also said he thought the Cougars had "performance anxiety" and would have been fine had they merely played as they had in a practice a few days prior. "We just have to settle down and do what we can do," he said. Certainly, it will be expected that WSU has physical edges just about everywhere going against a team from the Big Sky Conference, albeit a good one - EWU won the FCS national title in 2010. Eastern runs a spread passing attack that will put pressure on WSU's secondary. Key is making sure tackles and not letting the inevitable small gains become big ones. Offensively, WSU has to get its receivers in favorable one-on-one matchups - always the goal for a Leach team - and give quarterback Jeff Tuel time to exploit those. Tuel struggled at BYU, but the Cougars are not considering a change and he will get the start against the Eagles. - The Sports Xchange
09/06/2012 - As bad as it was, Mike Leach insisted that's not all there is to his first Washington State football team. "We're a lot closer than we realize, because the good stuff's great," Leach said after WSU's 30-6 loss at Brigham Young Thursday night. "But then also, out of the blue, you'll see street ball out there." There was a whole lot more of the latter than the former in a surprisingly tepid opener for Leach, whose arrival elicited as much excitement around the Cougar program as had existed for about a decade. But WSU's inability to score even a lone touchdown as it dropped a game in which the outcome was never in doubt after the second quarter dulled a lot of the enthusiasm. Leach took a lot of the blame, saying that "I'm not sure coaching-wise we had them prepared to play." But he also said he thought the Cougars were too emotionally fragile and had trouble rallying after some early adversity -- the game seemed to turn quickly when BYU intercepted a Jeff Tuel pass to stop a WSU possession deep in BYU territory and then immediately drove for a TD and a 7-0 lead. But there were other problems as the Cougars struggled to hold off BYU's rush and get open against the secondary, while Tuel also seemed tentative in what was only his third start since the 2010 season. The WSU defense also had a few blown assignments that led to big plays for BYU, though Leach took heart that the Cougars seemed to stiffen as the game wore on. - The Sports Xchange
09/06/2012 - QB Jeff Tuel made just his third start since the 2010 season and struggled to make big plays. He completed 30-of-45 passes but for only 229 yards as the Cougars couldn't get down field. He also seemed hesitant running, which in 2010 was a big part of his game. QUOTE TO NOTE: "We vacillated between playing frantic and overly conscientious where we're trying to not make a mistake. At some point we've got to get the happy medium where each play's separate and you've just got to do your job on each play." -- WSU coach Mike Leach on the loss to BYU. - The Sports Xchange
09/06/2012 - THIS WEEK'S GAME: Eastern Washington at Washington State, Sept. 8 -- What looms as the one breather on WSU's scheduled could be anything but. EWU is located about 80 miles away, and its team and fans will be excited for the chance to finally play WSU. Eastern also has experience playing in big settings, having taken Washington to the wire last season before losing 30-27. KEYS TO THE GAME: Given the morale blow of the BYU loss, the Cougars will need a fast start to get themselves -- and the crowd -- into the game. Don't be surprised to see Mike Leach pull something out of the trick bag early. WSU had a few drives against BYU but had to settle for field goals, or watched them simply bog down in mistakes. The Cougars need to stretch the field and get some big plays and into the end zone against the Eagles. Defensively, WSU will see something of a version of its own offense against the Eagles, who like to spread the field and throw it around. Discipline and good man coverage will be key. Eastern is sure to get its share of completions and yards, but the Cougars need to hold the Eagles to three points -- and get its share of sacks and turnovers when the opportunities arise. PLAYERS TO WATCH: QB Jeff Tuel -- The senior struggled to make much happen against BYU in what was just his third start since 2010. But Tuel might be more confident and aggressive this week, starting again in a game in Pullman and against a team that shouldn't be able to pressure him as much as BYU did. Also don't be surprised to see Tuel run more. That was a big part of his game in 2010 but mostly absent against BYU. - The Sports Xchange
09/04/2012 - Quarterback Jeff Tuel is listed alone as the starter as Washington State prepares for its home opener against Eastern Washington on Saturday. Last week, Tuel and sophomore Connor Halliday were both listed as possible starters on the depth chart. Tuel completed 30 of 45 passes against BYU for 229 yards and was intercepted twice as Washington State failed to score a touchdown in a 30-6 loss last Thursday. Tuel also looked a bit slow in releasing the ball and didn't scramble much when his receivers were covered. Tuel says the Cougars need to execute faster, and he plans to scramble more. - AP Sports
09/02/2012 - QB Jeff Tuel made just his third start since the 2010 season and struggled to make big plays. He completed 30-of-45 passes but for only 229 yards as the Cougars couldn't get down field. He also seemed hesitant running, which in 2010 was a big part of his game.
08/30/2012 - PLAYERS TO WATCH: QB Jeff Tuel -- He looked like a future star when he ran and passed the Cougars to a win at Oregon State in the second to last game of 2010, then almost led the Cougars to an upset of rival Washington. Injuries derailed last season -- he was never healthy, even in his two starts. So this is really his first true chance since then to get on the field. - The Sports Xchange
08/30/2012 - SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: The BYU game marks the debut of Leach's Air Raid offense in Pullman. And one reason observers have been optimistic about WSU this season is that the Cougars appear to have the skill-position players on hand to make it work, such as senior QB Jeff Tuel and junior WR Marquess Wilson, the latter already being talked about by some as a potential first-round draft pick. The real question is whether the offensive line can protect Tuel enough. While there is some experience up front, Leach's system requires some different skills, and the line has been something of a jumble throughout camp. The rock of the group is junior LT John Fullington, a potential All-Conference pick. But the rest is a question. - The Sports Xchange
08/04/2012 - 2012 PRESEASON JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM AWARD CANDIDATE: Jeff Tuel, Washington State...Injuries never allowed Tuel's 2011 season to get off the ground. He played in only three games and finished with 276 passing yards. With Mike Leach coordinating Washington State's offense, look for Tuel to have a monster senior season. - The Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
07/30/2012 - Top-five Washington State prospects for the 2013 NFL Draft: 2. QB Jeff Tuel...He returned four games later (Stanford) but was re-aggravated the collarbone and also suffered a leg injury, ending his season with just 276 passing yards (64%) and one touchdown (no interceptions). When healthy, Tuel has demonstrated the combination of intelligence, mobility, and accuracy that every scout is looking for in a developmental quarterback. He possesses good size and enough athleticism to buy time in the pocket and scramble for yardage when the defense is caght napping. Tuel's best asset might be his touch, as he's consistently shown the ability to drop passes over the top of his receivers, leading them beautifully for long gainers. He wasn't often asked to make "stick" throws in Wulff's spread scheme and likewise won't be doing much of this in Leach's offense. If he can stay healthy, Tuel has the talent to thrive in Leach's offense and generate legitimate interest from NFL scouts. - Rob Rang, NFLDraftScout.com
07/30/2012 - Top-five Washington State prospects for the 2013 NFL Draft: 2. QB Jeff Tuel...Like their in-state rival, the University of Washington, the Cougars have enjoyed a great deal of success producing quality quarterbacks over the years, including but certainly not limited to the Throwin' Samoan Jack Thompson, Drew Bledsoe and Ryan Leaf. Tuel (pronounced "Tool") looked like he was on the fast-track to joining them when he earned five starts as a true freshman (Bledsoe the only other Cougar QB to ever start as a true freshman), completing 59% of his passes and throwing six touchdowns against five interceptions before going down with a dislocated knee cap. Unfortunately, the injury was just a preview of what was to come... Tuel enjoyed his best season to date in 2010, completing 60% of his passes for 2,780 yards, an 18-12 touchdown to interception ratio and earning honorable mention Pac-10 honors. Tuel's 2011 season was a disaster and perhaps sealed Wulff's fate. He was unable to start the season opener due to a bout with the flu but as the game went on he convinced the coaching staff he could play. He did but suffered a broken clavicle in doing so. - Rob Rang, NFLDraftScout.com
07/26/2012 - Washington State quarterback Jeff Tuel got to know the Cougars training staff really well last season. In WSU's opener against Idaho State, Tuel fractured his left clavicle, an injury that would sideline him for over a month. When Tuel finally returned to action in October, the then-junior quarterback only lasted two weeks before aggravating the injury in a game against Oregon State. Tuel also suffered a bruised calf against the Beavers and when he got the calf checked out, he was diagnosed with acute compartment syndrome. Just like that, Tuel's season was over. Needless to say, 2011 was a frustrating year for Tuel. "The injuries and having to watch from the sideline is real tough," Tuel told CBSSports.com at Pac-12 media day. "To have to sit out and watch your team is tough." The senior QB is excited to run Leach's offense and he should be: every quarterback Leach has ever coached has thrived in their first-year in the system. In 2000, Leach's first year at Texas Tech, Red Raider quarterback Kliff Kingsbury threw for 3,412 yards and 21 touchdowns. In 2003, Texas Tech quarterback B.J. Symons, in his only year as the Red Raiders' starter, rewrote the NCAA record book. Symons threw for an NCAA record 5,833 yards. There's a good chance Tuel can thrive in Leach's system too and why not, he already has a crush on the playbook. "I love this offense right now," Tuel said. "If you're playing quarterback at this level, you want to throw the football. That's something that [coach Leach] definitely likes to do and I like to do it." Tuel isn't kidding when he says he likes to throw the football. His freshman year, he set a school record with a 99-yard touchdown pass against Arizona State. His sophomore year, he threw for 2,780 yards and 18 touchdowns. - John Breech, CBSSports.com
07/20/2012 - 2012 DAVEY O'BRIEN PRESEASON WATCH LIST: Jeff Tuel, Washington State, has been selected to the Preseason Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award Watch List for the 2012 college football season, presented annually to the nation's best college quarterback by The Davey O'Brien Foundation. Coming off an impressive sophomore campaign, Tuel, a Fresno, Calif. native, appeared in three games while battling through injuries last season. As a sophomore in 2010, Tuel threw for 2,780 yards and 18 touchdowns while starting all 12 games. In the 2012 spring game this past April, Tuel completed his first 15 passes and finished the day 19-of-21 for 285 yards and two touchdowns. - Washington State football
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Paul Summerfield is an ACT artist. His digital artworks have been seen all over Canberra in many forms over the years featuring on cars, in hospitals, solo exhibitions, album and book covers, posters, limited edition prints, coffee mugs, stickers and zines.
Working with the National Folk Festival, Paul Summerfield has created an artwork for us which encapsulates the spirit and ethos of the Festival.
We are really looking forward to working with Paul over the next few years as he creates unique artwork for our annual posters and merchandise.
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Following the 2016 50th National Folk Festival there was a call-out via our e-News bulletin to find an artist who could be engaged to create a series of poster images for the festival over a four year cycle. Paul was chosen as the artist who could meet this challenge.
The 2017 Poster
Each year, to celebrate the earlier National Folk Festivals that were held each year in a different state or territory, the Festival has a tradition of having a featured state as a component of its program. From 2017 states and territories will be paired to create a four year cycle. The brief for Paul was not only to create an artwork for the poster that reflected the spirit and ethos of the Festival but one which would encapsulate our positioning statement 5 days in a perfect world and also acknowledge South Australia and the Northern Territory that will be both be featured in 2017.
Paul's artwork incorporates many elements of our event and our festival community. There is much to discover as you look into the work from the central image that draws you in to the explosion of colour and celebration, to our perfect world entwined with the floral emblems of our featured states, to the depiction of night and day.
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Paul's artwork will also feature on our Festival merchandise including our collectable ceramic mugs. As part of our series of mugs we have asked Paul to design a special limited edition featured state mug for each of the next four years showing the floral emblems of the 2 featured state/s and/or territory for the current year. 2017 will feature South Australia and the Northern Territoy (shown left). We have also commissioned him to design a new set of mugs for each of our entertainment zone bars. The first one to be issued will be the Session Bar in 2017.


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Nestled in the dense forests of the Sangre de Cristo Range of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Off I-25 west of Walsenburg and east of Ft.Garland, Forbes Park is a private gated community encompassing over 13000 acres of fenced and protected land. Over 5000 acres of which is commons land, preserved for residents use and can never be built on or developed. Our cabin is located approximately 13 miles into the rear of the park on a well maintained dirt road. A short walk to the San Isabel National Forest Trail head. Far from 'all' the civilized world's distractions. We offer birding, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Miles of cross country skiing and snowmobiling from the front door on seldom plowed roads and old logging trails, which we seldom see anyone on for most of the winter months.
Off the grid, total solar, not even 'connected' to the world.
Abundant wildlife, including Elk, Deer, Bear, Porcupine, Bobcat, Turkey, and Mountain Lion, all of which have been observed 'on' the property. Interested in the bull elk you saw? Not here, but you can meet him on his turf just up the trail and into the National Forest. Hunting is permitted there and we know the folks you need to know for assistance with game ventures during the seasons. NOTE: Forbes Park Landowners Association restricts access to the national forest from the park. All Colorado hunting regulations are supported and enforced! Absolutely no hunting or discharging of any weapon is allowed within the boundries of Forbes Park! A copy of these rules/regs furnished upon request.
Constant comfort at 10,000 feet, during the winter, provided by a very efficient wood burning heater. During the summer it is so cool you will need to wear long sleeves, maybe a sweater, at night with the windows open. Light snows can surprise you at anytime, even during the summer months.
Seven years now and we still are grabbing our book to identify new birds on our porch feeders. You can literally approach and 'touch' our Hummingbirds. We have photos of the hummers perched on our fingers. We have Gray Jays that will perch on your knee and eat from your hands. Our occasional bear visitors (no Grizzlys) are much more shy than the birds. They don't normally approach anywhere near if anyone is out and about. Bear sightings are very rare but increasing in frequency. We have photos of them, which we took from the porch, early one morning, while sitting quietly sipping our tea. Cougar sightings are extremely rare, but I have, along with several guests, observed a large cougar walking through the back yard.
Winters are not for words. Words will never describe the beauty of these mountains following a heavy snow. Never worry, first light, following moderate to heavy snows, and our snow plows are already on their way up the roads. We also own a Skidsteer for plowing the driveway . Our home owners association contracts out properly maintained snow removal in excess of six inches. Occupied roads, such as ours are kept clear year round, but would it be BAD to get snowed in for a day? It does happen! Besides, most guests will already be out on our snow mobiles riding the miles of seldom plowed 'back' roads and trails which join the back of our property. We have ridden on snows well over four feet in depth from the back of the property. Kids will play tirelessly, all day on paths we plow for their sleds. You won't have any trouble getting them into bed at night, leaving you time for some Caveman television! Winter play will bring out the kid in anyone and you will not want to leave here.
Three bedrooms and a sleeping loft, can accommodate 7 (max.) persons. We live on-site to better serve our guests and assist with unexpected needs, especially during the winter months. We can 'disappear' upon request. We do stay out of your way, in our basement apartment unless invited .
Winter visitors flying in, especially during the winter months, are encouraged to purchase airline tickets that can be changed, because of the threat of heavy snow storms at any time.
Standard Check-in: 4:00 PM, check-out: 11:00 AM. We try to avoid back to back reservations, so that we can be flexible either way with check-in, check-out times. An all wheel drive or 4 wheel drive car is a necessity from November-May.
There is an abundance of historical and tourist attractions within a couple of hours of the cabin. Ft.Garland's Pioneer Village, Great Sand Dunes National Park, Zapata Falls, San Luis' Stations of the Cross, San Luis itself, plenty of local museums and other places of interest.
Keywords: mountain retreat,Log Cabin, secluded, hiking, mountain biking, birding, backpacking, snow mobiling, sledding, skiing, elk hunting, deer hunting, fishing, rock climbing. Peace and quiet, solitude star gazing.This is my home,when I do not have guests I live there.If you are uncomfortable with my personal belongings being on the walls,or in the cabin,then this place is not for you.I have an apartment in the basement I stay in when I have guests.
I was born in southern Colorado leaving when I was 10 and spending most of the next 45 years in Northwest Florida .
The cabin is a custom built log home. There is a cozy but very efficient wood burning stove for heat.. I have spent many sub-zero temperature nights in the cabin and stayed very comfortable. . I don't feel inconvenienced when occasionally' stranded for a day, until the snow plow clears our road. I am a First Responder so help if needed is close. I am totally off the grid with solar power so conserving electricity is important as is conserving water.
Terri Sanders purchased this cabin in 2006
The property is very secure yet well isolated from other homes. We wanted a place remote and private yet with road maintenance and snow removal. We wanted the best of both the civilized and the uncivilized worlds. We are so remote most of the wildlife is near tame and we can hand feed the birds including the hummingbirds. We keep our snowmobiles on site as we access the back roads and trails from our front door. We also own, and keep on site a skid steer snow blower large enough to clear trails for our guest to cross country ski, hike or snowmobile. NOTE: Winter months often come with challenging road conditions at our altitude therefore I do not rent the cabin after late November. Summers we hike and mountain bike primarily on the trails of San Isabel National Forest, a 20 minute walk from the front door.
We spend a great deal of time watching 'caveman' television, 'the fire', during the chilly spring and fall months.. We also are guilty of feeding the wildlife (birds) and watching them, especially the hummingbirds. We have photos of them perched on our fingers. We do a great deal of walking on and around the property. We occasionally join with other locals for an extended day hike. A wide variety of movies for those who like to watch movies in the eveningg as well as a varied selection of books!
Used a percolator for our coffee in the mornings and it was perfect. We saw bear elk turkey and mule deer every evening. We mainly explored the other side of the mountain during the day but loved going back there in the evenings and grilling out! Our friends and us would love to come back!
It was exactly the relaxing vacation we needed. The property was beautiful and Jerry and Terri were so nice and informative.
If you want to get away from it all this is the place!
Everything went as expected. Very charming, cozy cabin deep in the forest. The owner was great. We really appreciated the opportunity to stay there.
Just returned from our stay in Jerry and Terri's cabin in the mountains of south central Colorado. This cabin is off the grid and we still had all the amenities necessary for a very comfortable stay. The home owners were very pleasant to visit with and left a plate of tasty cookies for us to enjoy upon our arrival. We definitely would go back to this cabin and community. Thank you to both of them for opening up their home in order that others can get a glimpse of life in the mountains.
Terry was very accommodating and friendly and the surrounding property is beautiful!
The cabin was just as Terri describes it...remote, off the grid, and extremely beautiful. The snow and the night time sky are beyond words! One of our favorite experiences was talking with Terri and Jerry...they are wonderful people! We hope to get back there one day in the future.
Please do not try and GPS this address or use Google Earth. You will most likely get lost. From Highway 160 you will turn south on County road 25.Cross railroad tracks turn left. Go to Forbes Gate and enter gate code you are given by me before check in.. This is Forbes Road. Go about 10 miles to Forbes LOOP Road and turn right. Go about 2 miles to Purnell Lane and turn right. Go .5 mile to my driveway on the right marked by an American flag and Colorado flag. Go in the red door and up the stairs. Stair light switch is on your left.The house is not locked.
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Hunting Season Pkgs.
15 Sep - 30 Oct
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Winter Season and Holidays.
1 Nov - 15 Feb
2 night minimum stay
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My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
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Kodak Announces Agreement with Office Depot to Sell New Kodak All-in-One Inkjet Printers
Low-Cost Solution Provides Choice For Small Business and Consumer Printing Needs
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leading global provider of office products and services, will carry the
KODAK EASYSHARE family of All-in-One printers beginning July 1. This
innovative all-in-one printing solution can save consumers up to 50
percent on everything they print, including text documents and photos.
Savings based on home printing of documents and photos, using average
ink costs of comparable consumer inkjet printers. Actual results may
vary."Kodak's is revolutionizing home printing and our printers are
receiving resounding support from consumers," said Michael Korizno,
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to other consumer inkjet systems for all types of printouts, with
manufacturer suggested pricing of $9.99 for black ink cartridges and
$14.99 for five-ink color cartridges. These ink prices ensure low
cost-of-printing, as recently confirmed by third-party ink yield
testing by independent testing lab QualityLogic, and a Kodak
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|AIESEC Life Team and Board of Directors
AIESEC Life Team
Daniele Waldrop Lea
|Daniele Waldrop Lea is an AIESEC alumna from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She held positions at the local committee from 1989-1992, including LCP and was a member of the National Training Team 91-92. High points of her time in AIESEC include attending ENALDS '90 in Yugoslavia and again as a trainer in Turkey in '92. Her traineeship took her to the Philippines in 1993. Daniele has since enjoyed time as a corporate meeting planner, then jumped fields and spent the last 19 years in telecommunications consulting both in the US and UK. She resides in Austin, Texas with her husband Patrick Lea, an AIESEC alumnus from SMU 1989-91, and their three children.
Email Daniele.
|Heather hails originally from AIESEC Madison and has enjoyed an amazing AIESEC career, serving as LCP of AIESEC Madison, as Vice President and Member Committee President of AIESEC US, and also as President of AIESEC International. She now resides in Seattle, Washington with husband and AIESEC alumnus Pedro Gabriel Huerta Aguirre (AIESEC Germany President, 1996-7, PAI, 1997-8) and their three children. Heather recently returned to the US after living for 9 years in Mexico and Spain, where she worked as a brand manager for Cadbury. She is responsible for the content of the AIESEC Life newsletter and website. Email Heather.
Zacharie joins AIESEC Life from Paris, France, where he enrolled and then headed a Local Committee (14-15), before flying to Austria to join the Member Committee working on Outgoing Exchange and Marketing (15-16). He is now living in Washington D.C., working for Laurel Strategies, a global business advisory and strategic communication firm. Prior to his time at AIESEC, Zacharie worked at Ipsos, the world's third largest market research agency. Zacharie received his Master in Marketing & Market Research from Sciences Po Paris and his bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics and Sociology from the University of Paris 7 Diderot. He is fluent in French, English, and Spanish. Email Zacharie.
|Amanda Stowers Lavino started her AIESEC career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She held a variety of positions at AIESEC Madison, including LCP, and then went on to become Member Committee VP with AIESEC United States. Thanks to AIESEC, she jumped into an international career. Most recently, Amanda has worked for the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland where she ran the operations team for Executive MBA programs in the US, Tunisia, Switzerland, and China. Since the birth of her son, Amanda has focused her attention at home and joined the AIESEC Life Team. She handles reaching out to alumni and helping with the membership drive. Amanda lives in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Email Amanda.
Kris Stafie recently joined the AIESEC Life team as Alumni Insider Program Manager. She went to University of Washington where she joined AIESEC Seattle and was LCP and then Regional Director for AIESEC US representing the western region. After graduating, she worked at AIESEC US and through an alumni, started her career at MasterCard. After MasterCard she worked for Fiserv and then in 2000 changed jobs to work for Citibank, where she is presently a Vice President and Sr. Project Manager in the corporate bank. She is also currently in school to become a health coach at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Kris enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 daughters exploring Seattle or traveling to Mexico, Hawaii or Romania where her husband is from. Kris will be working with our alumni and growing the Alumni Insider Program which develops career opportunities for AIESEC alumni. Email Kris
Henry is partner and founder of Accimetric, S.C. a consulting firm that helps medium size international and national organizations to improve key business processes. He is a certified internal auditor (CIA) with global experience in many sectors, in many countries in the Americas and Europe.
For 21 years he served in global firms such as Ernst & Young (EY), KPMG and Arthur Andersen in Mexico / Argentina in their practices of Assurance and Advisory Business Processes. Similarly, he served local professional firms as: Despacho AF & Asociados in Mexico City and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Henry obtained the degree of Bachelor of Accounting and Auditing at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences of the National University Pedro Henríquez Ureña in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Additionally, Henry attended the Diploma in Finance at the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon. Email Henry.
Nicholas (Nick) Long is partner with Reed Smith LLP in Chicago. He was recently named as Reed Smith's new Practice Management Partner with responsibility for a wide variety of client and internal initiatives. Throughout his career, he has had extensive experience in cross-border mergers and acquisition transactions, commercial contracts and general corporate matters, in addition to work with trade associations and other non-profit entities. Nick was involved with AIESEC Madison in the mid-1990s.
Daniel joined AIESEC in Nottingham, UK and served as a Vice President of the LC in 2005/2006 and on the National Outgoing Exchange Support team the year after. After graduation he did a trainee-ship in Tunisia in 2008 and during his Master's degree was part of the group working to set-up LCs in Boston at Brandeis, Tufts and Harvard. Daniel is a manager at the management consultancy Oliver Wyman. He works primarily within the financial services industry, leading projects on topics related to Insurance and Finance & Risk for large private or public institutions. A native of Sweden, Daniel and his wife have been living in New York, NY for the last two years.
Jeff Popiel is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of Geotech Environmental Equipment Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of environmental groundwater sampling, monitoring and remediation equipment. Prior to his work with Geotech, Jeff was a Director for AIESEC International 95-96, served on the National Staff of AIESEC United States as VP and President from 93-95, and was involved at the local committee at the University of Colorado between 1990 and 1993.
|Sarah founded and runs sweetriot, a socially responsible company that makes tasty chocolates. Prior to founding sweetriot, Sarah worked at Yahoo! on launching products, developing brand positioning, building customer communication plans, and creating loyalty strategies. She also served on Yahoo!'s corporate charitable giving board, led in MBA recruiting at Harvard, and created a corporate wide initiative to support women's career advancement at the firm. Sarah has also worked at The World Bank, Microsoft, and NFTE. Sarah has an MBA from Harvard Business School and BBA from The University of Michigan. Sarah became involved in AIESEC at the University of Michigan where she served as LCP before taking on the roles of Vice President and President of AIESEC US.
Patrick Evans has been a Senior Vice President for UBS Wealth Management for the past 16 years. He is the co-founder of WTC Investment Group in Houston, Texas. WTC specializes in financial planning for high net worth individuals and their families. In concert with planning, his team of Advisors develops customized investment portfolios for clients globally. Patrick's investment career began in 1993 as a Market Maker on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. A veteran of Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm, Patrick served eight years in the US Naval Reserve. He began his AIESEC career in 1989 and held a variety of positions at AIESEC LSU, including LCP and was a member of the National Training Team '91-'93. Patrick serves as a Board member for AIESEC Houston and enjoys supporting LSU through various leadership positions in Texas. He resides with his two children, Santana and Sultan, both future AIESECers.
Paul is currently Marketing Manager at UPS Global Forwarding. His career at UPS has included the launch of Express services in 17 countries, key initiatives in Global Revenue Management, Product Marketing, and eCommerce solutions, with assignments in Europe and Asia. Paul was a member of AIESEC Miami in Oxford, Ohio where he was involved in Sales and Marketing, coordinated the 27th National Conference, and was a delegate to International Congress. After traineeships in Sweden and Hong Kong, he earned his MBA at Columbia Business School with a concentration in Finance and Operations Management. Paul has been active with AIESEC as a Board member of AIESEC-Georgia Tech for 20 years, and is part of an AIESEC-Miami alumni network helping with the re-establishment of that LC. Together with fellow AIESEC-Miami alum and UPSer Anna Wilcke in Brussels, Paul supports AIESEC by taking 20+ trainees since 2011. Paul lives in Atlanta with his wife WeiJie and son Paul.
Michelle Lévesque has spent over 25 years in various international finance and accounting roles. Most recently she was with Marriott International for close to nine years. Before that, she spent 10 years in the international television industry working for companies ranging from Discovery to E! as well as Universal and Sony Studios. Prior to that she worked in the spirits & wine and consulting industries. Michelle joined AIESEC at Arizona State University where she received her BS in Finance. After graduation she worked as the VP Finance for both the US National Committee 87-88 and AIESEC International 88-89. She did an internship in South Africa after which she returned to the US and received her Masters of International Management (M.I.M) from Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management. She was the recipient of the AIESEC scholarship during those studies. Michelle currently resides in Bethesda, Maryland.
Andrew Lewis is a partner at KPMG LLP, and works in the public sector audit practice in Washington, DC. KPMG LLP is one of the world's largest public accounting firms, and provides audit, tax, and advisory services to its clients. Andrew is a senior fellow in KPMG's Government Institute, and has written several research articles and professional publications on a variety of topics, such as digital auditing, human capital management, and government fiscal transparency. Andrew is an adjunct professor at The George Washington University, and teaches a government accounting course in the Masters of Accountancy program. Andrew was a member of AIESEC GW (now AIESEC DC), and served in roles at the local committee, as a regional leader of incoming and outgoing exchange, and as a member of the organizing committee of the 1996 winter national conference in Washington, DC. He continued his AIESEC journey as a long-standing member of the board of advisors of AIESEC DC, and past treasurer of AIESEC Life.
Peter is the current President for Cyviz Americas, responsible for North American operations. He has 20 years of experience in strategy, alliances, global sales, and marketing. Previously he was with collaboration software leader PGi where he oversaw alliances and global collaboration services. He holds 10 patents in collaboration technology as the lead inventor of iMeet™. He held positions in product management at Sprint-Nextel and was a Principal IT Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Peter hails from AIESEC Georgia Tech, and graduate school at Emory. He was previously a member of the AIESEC US BOD. Peter lives in Atlanta with his wife and 2 children.
Karen Raiti Thigpen began her AIESEC journey at the University of Michigan in 1992. Highlights of her time in AIESEC include serving on the AIESEC US staff in 1996-7, organizing the AIESEC US 40th Anniversary Gala, and taking a traineeship to Poland. She has since enjoyed a career in sales and marketing, most notably with Mary Kay Cosmetics, and currently resides in Orlando, Florida with alumnus husband Jonathan and their four children. She is delighted to be able to return to her AIESEC roots and contribute to the alumni legacy.
Mark Tomkins has spent over 20 years in various roles in international consulting and economic development, the last 10 of those at the GACC Midwest. GACC Midwest combines elements of a trade commission, a membership association, and a professional consultancy. The organization is an integral part of the network of German Chambers of Commerce Abroad with 130 offices in 90 countries around the globe. His tenure there has included building a leading consulting organization supporting bilateral trade & investment. He also created GACC's Skills Initiative and ICATT program to expand the German dual education model of workforce development to the US, which has received international recognition including being featured in the Wall Street Journal. Mark joined AIESEC at Northwestern University, was a member of the National Training Team, was Exchange Regional Development Assistant, received the National Sales Award, took an AIESEC traineeship in Germany, and was a member of many OCs including, EUROC'93 in Slovenia, IC'94 in Barcelona and was OCP of Winter National Conference in Chicago. Mark is a long-standing member and former Chair of the AIESEC Northwestern Board of Advisors.
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Prison populations increased, but at a very slow pace across the United States last year, and Louisiana's prisoner population actually decreased a bit as of the end of 2013, officials reported. But don't worry, we are still No. 1 in corrections. As a percentage of the population in jail, Louisiana leads the nation.
The sad thing is that Louisiana is hardly alone. Many other states have smaller per-capita prison populations than Louisiana's but are still far ahead of international norms. We're even ahead of such garden spots of equity and justice as Cuba and the Russian Federation.
In the nation, the federal system is on track to be down by about 5,000 inmates and may be down by as much as 10,000 in the coming fiscal year. Outgoing U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is among many responsible officials who believe that the large prison populations don't translate into public safety.
In this era, Holder said earlier this year, "It's no longer adequate — or appropriate — to rely on outdated models that prize only enforcement, as quantified by numbers of prosecutions, convictions and lengthy sentences, rather than taking a holistic view." Lest anyone believe that this is a view of a liberal Obama administration, the same issues concern leading conservative thinkers and public officials.
A national conservative movement to address the costs — directly to the taxpayer, and indirectly to society — of long prison terms and a failure to rehabilitate inmates is headed in Louisiana by the Pelican Institute for Public Policy. The Pelican Institute is part of a broader coalition of liberal and conservative groups who share concerns about criminal justice issues. As taxpayers, there ought to be broad concerns about how many people are locked up. It's costly not only for the guards and three squares for inmates daily but in capital costs: New Orleans faces continuing disputes over the size and operations of jail facilities, and Baton Rouge is now in a debate over the size and cost of a new prison .
Reforming sentencing laws, which would divert more nonviolent offenders out of jail and back to work under supervision, is part of the answer. Nevertheless, there are vested institutional interests in keeping the flow of prisoners into jails, and thus the flow of taxpayer dollars into agencies that house them, public or private.
There is certainly a cost, too, for upgraded technology for adequate probation and parole supervision — and there is a cost for drug treatment or catch-up education for inmates or probationers. The state and local agencies desperately need adequate funding for all those purposes.
That's particularly important because, for all the dollars poured into incarceration, it is the social costs that really add up if inmates are released with advanced degrees in criminal behavior. Violent criminals ought to be locked up, but even with longer sentences required in recent decades, more than 95 percent of inmates will eventually come out. How will they come out? Prepared for a job and stability in their lives, or as enhanced threats to society?
Next year is an election year in Louisiana, and the voters ought to be asking candidates for governor and for the Legislature where they stand on corrections reforms.


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Serve as first point, fielding and routing telephone calls, greeting visitors and responding to customer and client inquires. Provide company information in person as well as via e-mail and telephone, verifying visitor's identity and arrange escorts. Perform wide ranging office functions such as updating and managing schedules, composing correspondence, keeping and verifying records of transactions; receiving and disbursing money; computing and verifying amounts; preparing records; combining data and performing computations to create statistical records; and computing costs, verifying bills, invoices, rates, tariff, duties, and amounts due.
Commended for initiating new procedure that improved office efficiency
Maintain employees information in the payroll system
Enter payroll deductions and reimbursements in to the system
Weekly payroll maintenance.
Payroll processing for payment and casual staff
Resolve payroll related discrepancies
Calculate time cards manually
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In today's Catholic Daily Roundup, top stories include the president's final State of the Union address, U.S. sailors are released by Iran, and the pope's new book explores God's love and mercy towards the LGBT community.
"That's the America I know. That's the country we love. Clear-eyed. Big-hearted. Optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. That's what makes me so hopeful about our future." (President Barack Obama)
Today's Gospel: "Everyone is looking for you." (Mark 1:37)
In the News:
- Iran on Wednesday freed a group of sailors from two small American naval vessels that Tehran claimed strayed into Iranian waters, prompting their seizure and overnight detention.
- Hillary Clinton defended her daughter's attacks against her Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders' single-payer health care plan, despite criticism the remark was inaccurate.
- During his final State of the Union address, President Barack Obama urged Americans to reject the politics of tribalism and fear that have rocked the campaign to find his successor and to build a "clear-eyed, big-hearted" and "optimistic" nation.
Pope Francis and church news:
- In his final State of the Union address, President Obama referred to Pope Francis's speech to Congress in September.
- Oscar-winning actor and director Roberto Benigni gave Pope Francis two thumbs up Tuesday, delivering one of his rapid-fire monologues and praising the pope as a fountain of mercy who is "dragging the whole church toward Christianity."
- In a new article for TIME, CACG executive director Christopher Hale believes Pope Francis' new book reaffirms God's unending love and mercy for the LGBT community.
CACG would like to equip lay Catholics with the resources necessary to promote the common good in their communities. That's why we have the Catholic daily roundup. You can sign up for this short and digestible daily e-mail here.
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An exploration of biochemistry including biotechnology, structural characterization, drug design, and chromatographic analyses
Burns, Kristi Lee
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We now report an in depth analysis of the successful in vitro enzymatic synthesis of PHB utilizing the three-enzyme system from the bacteria Cupriavidus necator. Using HPLC methodology developed in this laboratory, and by adding each enzyme in a step-wise manner, we follow each individual stage in the three-enzyme route for PHB synthesis and delineate all stoichiometric relationships. We report the construction of the first metabolic model developed specifically for analyzing in vitro enzymatic PHB synthesis. We developed a hands-on student laboratory for culturing, producing, isolating, and purifying the bacterial biopolyesters PHB. We now report the first structural characterizations of iso-CoA, acetyl-iso-CoA, acetoacetyl-iso-CoA, and beta-hydroxybutyryl-iso-CoA using MS, MS/MS, and homo- and hetero-nuclear NMR analyses.We describe HPLC methodology to separate the isomers of several iso-CoA-containing compounds and report the first examples of iso-CoA-containing compounds acting as substrates in enzymatic acyl-transfer reactions. We describe a simple regioselective synthesis of iso-CoA from CoA. We also demonstrate a plausible mechanism, which accounts for the existence of iso-CoA isomers in commercial preparations of CoA-containing compounds. Herein we report that phenylaminoethyl selenide compounds protect DNA from peroxynitrite-mediated single-strand breaks. The mechanism of protection against peroxynitrite mediated DNA damage was investigated by HPLC. The chemistry of the reaction between peroxynitrite and HOMePAES was investigated using HPLC and HPLC/MS. The unique chemistry of the reaction between peroxynitrite and HOMePAES was investigated using HPLC and HPLC/MS. We report the development of novel CDB derivatives, which are selective COX-II inhibitors. A series of compounds were assayed with an in vitro colorimetric inhibitor screening and with a whole blood ELISA screening and the results indicate that MST is a selective inhibitor of COX-II.


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Face wash is important. In fact, it's something that I think a lot about. You may think that it's weird to think about face wash, but it's really actually pretty hip/cool and I'm starting a new trend so you should start thinking about face wash too! To get you started... here are some fun facts.
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A couple with Minnesota ties -- purple and gold ties -- is in an unusual situation. Michael Mandelbaum, whose family owns a piece of the Minnesota Vikings football team, and his wife Debra are divorcing. Sort of. They are in New Jersey, not Minnesota, but we will explain the differences between the laws of the two states as we go along.
It walks like a marriage, talks like a marriage, but is it legit?
Standby guardianship: 1 more option for same-sex parents
The legalization of same-sex marriage in Minnesota has led to countless joyful unions, but it's also produced a dizzying amount of legal questions, particularly for couples with children. Many people with sons or daughters from a previous relationship may be wondering what options exist for protecting the bond between their children and the non-biological parent.
Child custody doesn't have to be win-or-lose for parents
In terms of family law, when we talk about alternative dispute resolution, we're talking about voluntary, cooperative, cost-efficient, out-of-court methods of establishing a workable parenting plan. So why is a cooperative and affordable approach to protecting the best interest of a child the alternative, while it's assumed that litigation and court orders are the norm?
Parental rights v. child's best interests: Legal smackdown in ND?
We are circling back to our Aug. 21, 2014, post, "Does best interests of the child standard ignore parental rights?" The discussion was focusing on a North Dakota ballot initiative that would change how courts decide child custody issues in divorces.
Allegations fly in divorce of high-profile Midwestern couple
The divorce of one of the wealthiest couples in the Midwest is heating up. In late July, hedge fund magnate Ken Griffin, who is worth a reported $5.5 billion, filed for divorce from his wife of 11 years, Anne Dias Griffin.


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Rightly said "you cannot control what you do not measure". The fad about Six Sigma may have been due to savings in large proportions for organizations to take action or its ability to be applied to different situations with actionable and quantifiable results. Either ways fad or not, Six Sigma is not going to go away, it's here to stay. The concepts when understood are very basic. Bottom line is to look and measure your input and then you have the power to affect the output. The thought of going lean can be daunting and frightening.
Unlike a lot of rumors Six Sigma is not keeping and creating volumes of documents and it is indeed written in language understood by everyone. Simple the better. The beauty is to look at the quantified results and have one of the ahha moments. Some people are just discouraged by the big talk and use of big words but no matter how to represent Six Sigma or not if you can show results and measure it, you can save resources and adjust to the leaner existence.
Going lean for weight issue does not always mean getting rid of favorite food similarly going lean in Six Sigma does not really mean getting rid or processes and making a huge overhaul. It just means to take the smaller step to watch what you consume. Whether it is an individual or organization the only way we can be leaner is by our own effort and vigilance.
I have learned that in order to embrace a change it should just make sense. As uncomfortable a change may be if there is a benefit which can be measured the step becomes easier to take. Six Sigma is mentality to focus on improvement. With its immense resource when going lean is the focus, Six Sigma is the most important tool in the Lean diet kit.
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Discussion in 'Members Zone' started by Hostile, Dec 11, 2006.
I miss your Drew Henson avi.
Thanks much.
This may well be the very first time that I've every openly stated that I have respect for a Cowboy's fan, but I do have respect for you Hostile (A.k.a. Hos; A.k.a., the Duke).
I remember when you were just a regular member, turned moderator, turned Administrator, now returned to regular member. You were a tough regular member (remember our debate almost 2 years ago about "hunting season?"). You were tough, but fair as a moderator (as many a troll will attest). I wonder how is the new Duke as a regular Zone member will be ...I'm thinking a softy ))!
As an Administrator, you gave me some opportunities that elevated my experience to new levels (you know what I mean). The Cowboy fandom is fortunate to have you ...but you'd make one hellofva Eagles fan!
Duke, this one is for you ...
Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway.
John Wayne
I've always followed my father's advice: he told me, first to always keep my word and, second, to never insult anybody unintentionally. If I insult you, you can be ***damn sure I intend to. And, third, he told me not to go around looking for trouble.
John Wayne - Talk low, talk slow, and don't talk too much.
John Wayne - A man has to have a code, a way of life to live by.
John Wayne (1907 - 1979) Epitaph on headstone of actor John Wayne (author unknown) ...
Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight, very clean. When it arrives it is perfect. It puts itself in our hands. It hopes we learned something from yesterday.
I'll see you soon (quote Jake in the movie Tombstone).
I was avoiding making a post here for the fact that I really don't know you that well. From what I've seen and few times dealing with you you seem like a stand up guy. The reason I have posted is because anyone that commands the respect you get from everyone on this board speaks volumes, and that commands my respect.
In honor of the roast.
Hos does not know this but I have been pulling tricks on him for years now.
When he was younger I saw him running through the desert and I strategically placed a rattlesnake just at the right spot.
He came running by and saw it at he last minute. You should have seen him jumping in the air over that thing. He could have rivaled Jesse Owens in the long jump. It was a funny thing to behold. You had this huge guy jumping like that.
In my minds eye I pictured Howard Hughes getting the spruce goose off the ground and even though it was a short distance it was still a thing to behold. If memory serves I think I also heard Flight of the Valkyrie playing or maybe it was the theme to Benny Hill...it was some time ago and I can't be sure as he memory is a bit fuzzy these days.
Some years later I hired a crack head to approach Hos in the alley behind his home one night. I told the crack head to act all crazy (which was not a stretch) and pretend to be really mad at hos. I knew the crack head at one time was a superstar football player who could really move but I also knew that in his current state had no chance and would get pummeled but the dark side was controlling me that night and I went with it.
So Hos goes to take the trash out that night and there is the crack head. Hos just kinds of looks at him but does not speak. Then the crack head on cue starts up with his acting job. It is quite amazing that they can not hold a job but can act at the drop of a dime.
So the crack head starts jumping up and down, waving his arms and threatening to beat up Hos.
Hos clobbers the guy with one hit and he goes down like a sack of potatoes. It reminded me of a scene with Alex Karras playing Mongo in the movie Blazing Saddles. In my minds eye I pictured Hos standing over the knocked out crack head and saying "Hos no like crazy crack heads".
Well while the crack head was knocked out Hos went to go call the police.
While he was doing that I slipped a note inside of the crack heads pocket. Than I woke him up and told him that I had no time to pay him because the police were coming. With the word Police the crack head took off and I thought I could hear the sound effects from that old tv show The six million dollar man.
On a side note a few years later I happened to see Adbutcher moving into a new place. A few minutes later I happened to see that same crack head again. I guess disney is right, it is a small world after all. So I tell the crack head to go and hide in the utility shed and scare whoever opens it. Not sure if he remembered the last beat down, or even if he remember me but there was a scared look on his face, to reassure him I told him the payment for this would be of huge wealth.
So he hides and when Adbutcher opens the door to the building he scared the living daylights out of that crack head. Imagine the size of hos, now add even more size and that would be adbutcher. Well the crack head is shifty and fast and he took off eluding the capture of adbutcher.
The crack head met me at a predetermined location a few minutes later.
He asked for his payment.
I reached inside of his pocket and found the same note I left him years ago.
I unfolded the note and told him this is wisdom beyond measure that will turn your life around.
The note read, instead of getting beat down, stop doing drugs and pursue other avenues in life. I guess it struck home. Years later I heard he was trying to make another go at life and tried to make it as a QB for some CFL team. I also heard it did not work out, but at least he was trying.
Well enough about the crack head, back to stories of Hos.
The next year I happened to be at New York on a vacation.
I seen Hos and some guy he was calling fluke or puke, can not remember what he said as my ears are sort of bad, I saw him and this guy going into a building.
I seen hos carrying some plastic binder and I could tell it was important to him because he was carrying it tightly to his chest just like Winicki holds a box of Twinkies at the supermarket.
So I follow Hos and Luke (or whatever that guys name is) into the building and I wait until hos lets his guard down. He sets his binder down and when he was jumping up and down and yelling something like "HENSON IS DREAMY" I poured a full bottle of cheap beer on his binder. I did not realize until after I poured but he had a train ticket in the binder. I just hope that wet ticket did not cause him trouble.
Some time had passed and I decided it was time to prank him gain. So I learned that his favorite book was Moby Dick.
When he was out back in his yard I walked into his house. I found his Moby Dick book. It was quite amazing. It was in a glass case and when you opened the case a light shined down from above and there was a noise like a chorus of angels. Well back to the story.
I decided that he must have read that book so much that he needed a change for the next reading. I left the cover of the book but took out all of the pages.
I put my own pages in. I have been writing for over a year for this prank. I put in a story called Moby Hick. It was a story of a fat and hairy West Virginian with an affinity for sandpaper and farm animals.
I put the book back in the glass case, which in turn the light quit shining down and the chorus of angels stopped singing.
I don't know if he ever read the book again, or if he read it but just never noticed anything different as I have never heard him comment on the situation.
So time passed and I figured it was about time to prank him again.
I knew he had a certain love for Nyquil and I figured that would be something I could work with.
When he was at work I broke into his house. I took his bottle of Nyqil. I poured out all of the nyquil and filled it with liquid speed. Than I got in a van across the street and waited.
He got home that evening and did some things outside of the house. Later that night I think he was about ready to go to bed. I seen him go in and grab the bottle of Nyquil. It was kind of funny to see it, it looked like King Kong grabbing Fay Wray. It was not only the size of hos compared to the bottle that made me think of that, but it was also the look on his face. He had that longing look and inquisitive look. It was just very odd.
So he took the cap off the bottle and drank the whole thing. He went back into his living room to watch a little more tv.
What came next was a thing of awe. To this day it is still a blur of confusion.
At first I thought nothing was going to happen. I figured that there was just not enough speed in the bottle to really do much to hos as he is so big.
But than it happened. It started off with something that I have never seen, or even heard of in my life. He expelled gas from both ends pretty much at the same time. One from the backside and a split second later one from his huge pie hole. I swear it sounded like an old Fog Horn from a big ship. First the one sound for the back and than the lower sound from the other end. It was quite amazing to behold. It was so powerful it caused the TV to change channels with out Hos touching the remote control. It cause pictures to fall of walls in the house. I even saw a guy a few houses down that at one time must have been a sailor of some sorts. He was walking his dog and when that noise happened he yelled out..."HARD TO PORT IYE CAPTAIN".
Well at that time I looked back at Hos in his living room and it looked like he was a pinball. He was bouncing off the walls and flying everywhere in the house. It looked like Jim Carey flying around in The Mask. I heard illegible grunts like he was the Tasmanian devil. He looked like a wild moth bouncing around a light bulb out on some old porch. He was whirling and blurring, spinning and grinning, turning and burning. After a few minutes of this the speed must have wore off.
He sounded like an old go cart that was running out of gas, sputtering and choking. He finally stopped and sat down. I swear I think he lost 55 pounds in that short time. I looked at the house and the living room was in shambles. It looked like a bull with mad cow disease took out it's anger and vengeance in a china shop.
I felt so bad about the damage that I pledged to myself never to do that type of prank on him again. I figured if I ever pranked him again it would be something small that caused no damage.
So...at this time I have been trying to think of the next prank, I am sure it will come to me but until that time I just think back at all the things that have happened over the years.
With all of that out of the way I must note that I have always joked with Hostile about his long winded writing. I have often called his works Novellas. In which I am reminded of my hypocrisy when I write one of my own long winded posts.
I like that statement in bold.
You know a few years ago a lady from my home town ran into a local friend of mine down in Sierra Vista by Ft. Huachuca. The lady from my home town was wearing a t-shirt or sweatshirt of that town. My local friend said that he knew someone from there, and when she asked who, he told her me. She proceeded to tell him a bunch of stories about me, and he did the same for her.
He concluded this by telling her that he considers me "the world's most perfect idiot."
I always took that as one of the best compliments ever paid to me. Integrity with an attitude works for me. Thank you.
Thks Hos for being a great mod...
It has been a pleasure reading this board for years now......and you are one of the reasons why.
Not going anywhere.
Quit saying my beloved Buckeyes are going to roll over the Gators...You're making me nervous...Don't jinx them.
That was pretty funny. I liked the set up crack head stuff with me and Ad.
My sister-in-law mentioned the story of me hitting that guy to her new boyfriend when they came by on Saturday. Funny how that story keeps coming back. I think part of me will always wonder whatever happened to that guy.
Well, now I know...
Your Buckeyes? Oh don't act like you like them. All the horrible things you say about them.
sorry hos, you don't touch a quigly post.
Holy crap Brain that's the funniest thing I've read from you ever. And it ranks real close to the Dead Tree Crew Photoshop.
Thanks for all of the hard work HOS, much appreciated.
Man, haven't we come a long way.
I remember the Zone was a place some of use just stopped by when we got tired of the venom (amongst posters) and control freak mod at the DMN site.
Posters than stood out IMHO at the time Mr.Bill, WRZ, DallasEast, Scott_David to name a few. Of course a sharp and hard hiitng guy came along....... "Too Hostile" adding some flavor to the the mix. Sadly, I was banned a couple of weeks after Too Hostile arrival at DMN.
Anyway, I am just happy you aren't doing a dissapearing act like our old buddy Scott_David.
THANK GAWD we finally get to rid this place of the albatross that Hostile had become. I'd have 10 x's the post count if he weren't such an over-officious zealot! His username is VERY befitting.
The site had really come to a grinding halt the past couple years with him pulling the reigns. Maybe we can get some traffic around here now!
Best of luck always!
Luv you man,
I miss his posts, always enjoyed reading them.
We should have drafted Merriman instead....
j/k. Congrats Hostile. May your ever flowing sarcasm never run dry. I am a new member, a migrant, if you will from a particular Cowboys board that I joined in 2002 or so (but just lurked). So my experience with you is relatively limited....but I did always enjoy reading your posts....
Chuck Norris wears Hostile pj's
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Each day, more is coming out about what Carrier IQ actually collects. Even if the actual threat level is determined to be not as high as initially thought, it still may be alarming to the millions of smartphone consumers who unwittingly provide data about their personal phone usage and Internet activities without their consent or knowledge.
It seems that every day a new crisis hits the news about our privacy, but not many news stories are as astonishing as the recent revelation by a 25-year-old researcher about the Carrier IQ software that is installed on most modern Android, BlackBerry and Nokia (NYSE: NOK) phones. Carrier IQ software collects massive data from these devices, then "correlates and aggregates the data for near real-time system monitoring and business intelligence" for phone operators and manufacturers, ostensibly to improve their services.
Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., co-chair of the Congressional Bi-Partisan Privacy Caucus, sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission asking what was being done to investigate.
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During my time as a foster parent & as a tribal attorney, I have heard numerous district court judges and state child welfare officials express their disdain for ICWA and their clear intention of disregarding it.
In fact, in my oldest daughter's case, we had to take the unconventional step of asking her biological mother to place her with us in a guardianship. This became necessary because, despite no progress on her ISP, even though the child had been in care for three years, OK DHS planned to place the child back into the home. This was over the objection of ICW, which the huge dismissed, with the wave of a hand, calling it merely advisory, since his was not a tribal court. So, in order to keep her out of harms way, her mother consented to a guardianship because even she knew that her home was not a safe place for our daughter.
Fortunately, my Nation's ICW department remained involved and helped us to later complete an adoption so that she could have all the legal protections that entails.
When my daughter's younger sister was born, the county planned to pick the child up at birth, since her sister was already fostered in my home (prior to the guardianship). ICW concurred. The judge refused.
As multiple child welfare referrals came in, ICW continues to request the child be taken into care. Instead she was placed in a "safety plan" with her grandmother, who had been deemed unsafe by the tribe and at least three counties, and who had already served prison time for multiple counts of child endangerment.
Soon after, the grandmother disappeared, moving to the other side of the state. So, there was no supervision and she suffered abuse and neglect for years until, when she was 5, her grandmother was arrested for domestic violence.
Upon taking her into foster care, OK DHS did not notify the Choctaw Nation, as required by ICWA, despite the fact that her case file stated she was Native and would have detailed all of the previous ICW involvement.
I would later be told, by the parents in her initial foster home, that they were told that the plan was to wait to inform the tribe until she had been placed in their home long enough for de facto status, so that they could challenge any proposed placement change. They stated that they were promised an adoption, from the beginning, due to the case history.
As it turned out, I learned of the arrest and contacted ICW to see if she had been taken into care. When ICW located her, we began sibling visits, as the girls had not seen each other in approximately 4 years.
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So, I was given a spur of the moment choice by OK DHS: take placement or allow her to go to a shelter.
She has been in my home for just over two years, now. If all goes as planned, the adoption should be completed by the end of the year.
The girls now have a younger sister, born a week ago. She is not placed in my home, but I am working with ICW to create relationships with her foster family so that the siblings can have each other in their lives.
If it was not for ICWA my girls would not have each other. The siblings would have been forever separated. If not for ICWA, my daughters would not know their Nation or their culture, as they had both been previously placed with non Native homes who had no desire to learn about, or create relationships with the tribal community.
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