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Class Of 2018 Orientation Leaders
Orientation leaders for the Class of 2017:
John Beardmore '14
My name is John Beardmore, and I'm a Junior from Lafayette, Indiana. I am an English major and theater minor. I am a member of the Glee Club, the announcer for Football and Baseball games, and I live in Morris Hall. I also work in the equipment room (shout out to Perk) and am a Jr. High football coach in Lafayette. I'm one of the loudest people at Wabash, and I'm not sure if the competition is even close. I love everything about what Wabash, but love especially how it has made me a more dedicated and hardworking student as my time has gone on. I'm a very open person and if any of you ever need anything, don't hesitate to ask!
Patrick Bryant '16
Welcome to Wabash. My name is Patrick Bryant and I'm an economics major and math and Spanish double-minor from Carmel, IN. A sophomore at Wabash, I'm involved in a number of campus organizations, including: Student Senate, The Bachelor newspaper, the Wabash Conservative Union, and the Pre-Law Society. This past summer, I was a Finance and Clinical Operations Intern for a Wabash alum at Tx:Team Rehab, a physical therapy provider, in Indianapolis, IN. I look forward to working with you over the course of the next few years and, in the more immediate future, I look forward to answering your questions and making the transition to Wabash as seamless as possible. Prepare for some hard work and plenty of meaningful experiences as you begin your four-year journey at this special place.
Zach Churney '14
Hi, my name is Zach Churney and I am a senior this year at Wabash. I have lived in a variety of places but my family currently resides in Middlebury, Indiana. My majors are political science and German, I have been active in at least nine different organizations on campus so far, and I have had the privilege of studying abroad in Heidelberg, Germany and going on an immersion trip with one of my classes to Vienna, Austria. If I had one piece of advice for the incoming class of 2017 it's to take chances and push yourself as hard as you can while you are here. Wabash Always Fights is what we cheer, and even more than that it's how we live. Feel free to come up and talk with me whenever you'd like. Welcome to Wabash.
John Penn '14
Hello and welcome to Wabash. My name is John Penn and I am a senior from Chillicothe, OH. I am a rhetoric major and history minor. I pitch for the Little Giants baseball team and I am the Head Wrestling Manager for our nationally ranked wrestling team. Wabash turns boys into men through its challenging class schedules and wide availability to do what you want. Prepare to be overwhelmed at first, but with the tight-knit crews that you will create from fraternities, sport teams, clubs, and classes, be prepared to enjoy the best four years of your lives!
Larry Savoy '14
Hey! My name is Larry Savoy and I am from Houston, Texas. I am a senior Spanish major with a psychology minor. I am a member of the Wabash College Glee Club and the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies. Because I'm a lover of the arts, I love to get creative juices flowing and working with students to make their experience a healthy one while at Wabash. Learning about different cultures is also a passion of mine and I am grateful to have had many opportunities to do so while at the Bash. I'm open to all and lots of fun to be around! Welcome to the start of a great experience!
Jacob Sheridan '14
Welcome to Wabash! My name is Jacob Sheridan and I am a rising senior from Culver, IN. I am a political science major, with minors in history and education. I am a brother of the Alpha-Pi Chapter of Kappa Sigma, a house that is proud of its diversity, and I invite you to come over to the house for our rush events. I am also involved in student government and through Wabash I have been able to intern for the Mayor's Office of Crawfordsville throughout the past semester, this summer, and plan to continue working there this fall. Wabash is clothed in tradition and has many slogans and mottos, but the one that best explains my Wabash experience is, "It won't be easy, but it will be worth it".
Zach Vega '14
Welcome to Wabash! My name is Zach Vega, and I am a rising senior, a Spanish major, a chemistry and biology double minor, a guitar dilettante, a distance runner, a member of TKE fraternity, and the president of Wabash Christian Men. I have had the opportunity to study abroad as well as have great internships in my pursuit to become a doctor. I love the friendships I have made with people here, and it is my hope that the close community that Wabash offers will help you both academically and personally.
Carter Adams '15
Hey there, everyone! Let me be the first to welcome you to Wabash and I am excited to meet all of you Wallies. My name is Carter Adams, a rising junior from Fairfield, OH. I am a double major in economics and political science, with a focus on International Relations. I am involved in a lot of different organizations on campus. This past year, I was captain of the Wabash Swim team, a representative to the Student Senate, a photographer for The Bachelor, a member of Wabash Conservative Union, and, most recently, a newly initiated member of the Sphinx Club. Wabash College has a lot to offer for you to expand yourselves and I strongly encourage you to try anything and everything. Wabash College will be the hardest yet the most rewarding and fun years of your life. Welcome to Wabash and, remember, Wabash Always Fights.
Jacob Burnett '15
Hello! My name is Jacob Burnett, and I am a rising junior from Mishawaka, IN. I am a political science (International Relations) and rhetoric double major with a minor in psychology. I have heavily immersed myself in clubs on campus and volunteer in the Crawfordsville community. I greatly value all that Wabash has to offer. Most notably, this past summer I had the honor of interning at the Legal Aid Society of Louisville, and I am excited to be back on campus to welcome you to the brotherhood. I sincerely value our motto, "Wabash Always Fights." With rigorous academic schedules and the good times ahead, I hope you will too! Oh, and you'll be able to recognize me on mere laugh alone, prepare yourselves.
Andrew Dettmer '15
Welcome to Wabash! My name is Andrew Dettmer and I have the honor of serving as one of your Head Orientation Leaders this year. Last year I had my own group, and I am excited to be working with all incoming freshman this year. I am a rising Junior from Auburn, IN and am a political science major, specializing in American government, and a History and Rhetoric double minor. I'm a brother of Phi Gamma Delta and currently serve as the President of the Political Science Society, Chairman of the Wabash College Republicans, and the Vice-President of the Pre-Law Society. After spending the summer interning for the Department of Homeland Security in Washington, D.C., I look forward to seeing you all on campus before I head off to Scotland to study abroad this fall. As you can see, Wabash has given me many great opportunities, and I hope to see you embrace this place as much as I have come to.
Seton Goddard '15
Hey! I'm Seton Goddard, and I'm a junior political science major and double minor in English and biology from Green Bay, Wisconsin. After coming off of a summer with the Healthcare Immersion Program, a summer research position in the Rhetoric Department, and a six-week stint as a Cabin Counselor at Culver Woodcraft Camp in Culver, Indiana, I'm excited to be an orientation leader for a second time! Throughout my time at Wabash, I've had the opportunity to be engaged with student life in countless ways, and I'm looking forward to talking with you about opportunities you can pursue during your time here. I can't wait to meet you on Freshman Saturday, but until then, enjoy summer!
David Gunderman '15
Hey guys! My name is David Gunderman and I'll be a junior majoring in math and German with an area of concentration in pre-med. In the extracurricular sphere, I am a brother of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, work as a math tutor, participate in Glee Club, and enjoy long walks on the beach. During this summer I have become a die-hard fan of ultimate Frisbee, so you may see me out on the mall on Tuesdays and Thursdays playing some ultimate. Good luck this year, study hard.
Hongli Yang '15
Welcome to Wabash! I am Hongli Yang, a junior from Dazhou, China. As an economics student with a minor in math, I have benefited from the great education at Wabash. I am a brother of Kappa Sigma, and I am also a member of the Business Leaders Program. I am more than happy to share with you my Wabash experience in various places such as New York, Chicago, and London, as well as Crawfordsville. As fellow Wallies would always say, "Wabash won't be easy, but it will be worth it." WAF!
Alex Hernandez '16
Hola! My name is Alexander Hernandez. I am from deep South Texas--literally on the southern border between Texas and Mexico. I am a proud Chicano by heart, and Mexican by blood. Ironically, I embraced my culture more by being a Minority at Wabash than being a Majority in my region. I am not entirely sure what I want to do with my life or what avenue I will take. I know that I want to try to change our Education system; I want to help nonprofit organizations that give aid to the LGBT, Latino, and Deaf Communities. I want to be remembered through my accomplishments. Wabash College is a very tough school; not everybody is suited to become a Wabash Man, however, if you have the hunger to make your dream into reality, and make a difference in your life and those around you, then Wabash is the place for you. No matter what ethnicity you are; whether you are rich, middle-class, or struggling financially; whatever gender identity or gender preference you may have, Wabash College sees everybody equally and helps train you to become the gentlemen of tomorrow.
Fabian House '16
Hi! I am Fabian M. House, a rising sophomore from Muncie, Indiana, and is pursuing an English/political science double-major an education minor. I'm a member of the Independent Men's Association, and represents the Class of 2016 in Student Senate. I also served as a Freshman Blogger and wrote for The Bachelor, The Phoenix, and The Exposition. I am very involved on campus as a member of Wabash Christian Men, the Malcolm X Institute, Best Buddies, Parliamentary Union, and Alpha Phi Omega. I also as a "Gear Up" Mentor, a program sponsoring first-generation college students. As a freshmen, I lettered in soccer and track and will compete in cross country this fall. After graduation I want to become involved in Teach for America.
Joe Murphy '16
Hi my name is Joe Murphy and I will be a sophomore this upcoming school year. I grew up in Elmwood Park, Illinois, which is located right outside of Chicago. I chose to attend Wabash College because it allowed me the opportunity to play baseball as well as receive an outstanding education. I am a member of Phi Delta Theta, one of nine fraternities on campus, and have already made life-long friends in the house. Sports are a huge part of my life and I am a die-hard Cubs, Packers, and Bulls fan. Wabash men are very competitive and serious about sports. The thing that I love most about Wabash is the many clubs, sports, activities, events, and traditions you can participate in. There is always something to do here at Wabash College and someone to do it with. It is true that Wabash is not easy, but it will definitely be worth it. And remember that "Wabash Always Fights" (WAF).
Tyler Trepton '16
Hello incoming freshman! My name is Tyler Trepton, an incoming sophomore from Saint John, Indiana. I am a history major with a minor in rhetoric and computer science with a business sequence. Currently I am living in the Sigma Chi fraternity in which I will be this year's house manager and webmaster. Wabash is a special place that no other campus in the world can match, and I hope within the first couple weeks on campus you will realize why gentleman for the past 181 years have been proud to call themselves Wabash Men! I am looking forward to being back on campus and meeting all of you and cheering alongside you watching our fellow little giants take on the rivals of DePauw.
Sam Vaught '16
Hi there! My name is Sam Vaught. I am a rising sophomore from Crawfordsville, IN. I am a religion major contemplating making classics a major or minor. I stay active on campus in clubs like the Glee Club and Students for Sustainability. I also write for The Bachelor, our awesome campus newspaper. I am fond of my hometown and very excited you all get to spend the next four years here! Around town, I volunteer with the Montgomery County Historical Society and help out with after-school programs at Hoover Elementary. This summer, I worked part-time on campus at the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion. Welcome to this diverse, high-energy family called Wabash!


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Kara attained her Bachelors Degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1990 majoring in Human Development and the Family with a specialization in Family Rehabilitation Services.
Kara has been with the Council professionally since 2007. Prior to that, she served as a volunteer on the Petah La Shauro District Committee as Public Relations Chair and Family Friends of Scouting Chair and held several other leadership roles within her Scout unit. Kara was a Brownie and Junior in Girl Scouts as a youth. Kara has 25 years sales and advertising experience. She previously worked as coordinator for the Columbus Downtown Business Association and held management roles in advertising sales and motel management. Her sons, Alex and Austin, belong to Troop 276 in Columbus. They, along with Kara, attended the National Jamboree in Virginia in 2010 to celebrate Boy Scouting's 100th Anniversary in America. Her husband, Mark, is registered on the Troop Committee and is Senior Vice President at First Nebraska Bank in Columbus.


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Keyword Marketing
The following is a guest post by Marshall Sponder of WebMetricsGuru.
Google Analytics has some very powerful capabilities for keyword research that are often overlooked. Using advanced keyword segments, you can find and isolate buckets of keyword traffic (organic, paid, or both) and their destination landing pages, in mass – and that can be very useful for your optimization efforts.
Take one of my blogs, ArtNewYorkCity.com – I've written about shows at the Metropolitan Museum of Art quite a lot over the years. Taking all of my keyword traffic that contains the word "Metropolitan," I can create an advanced keyword segment in Google Analytics.
Below is a list of all those keywords.
Creating an advanced segment just to home in on "Metropolitan" keywords effectively gives me the same keyword list.
You may be wondering why I would bother creating an advanced segment when I had the same information by filtering the list of keywords coming to my site. The reason is that it would be impossible to look at the keywords en masse without bucketing them together into a segment.
For example, it would be impossible for me to look at all the pages that got traffic from the keyword "metropolitan" at one time (see below).
More than half of the traffic I got on "metropolitan" came from one post I wrote early in 2008 that provided 131 visits (out of 257 total visits) – that might be valuable for me to know in order to find out how I could write more posts that build on the success I had with that particular blog post.
I also found that most of the people searching for information about the Metropolitan were, predictably, local. But had my keyword been more general, it might have revealed something quite different. Say I created a keyword segment on "Cezanne", my favorite artist – where would that traffic have come from, predominantly?
While the largest chunk of traffic was local (I live in Brooklyn, New York), much of it wasn't (it was long-tail traffic from all over the world).
Going back to Figure 3, I found that the landing page getting the most traffic for "metropolitan" was http://www.artnewyorkcity.com/2008/01/27/friday-night-visit-to-the-metropolitan-provides-insight/, which appears to have a lot more contextual links, surrounded by text, than other posts I've written about the Metropolitan, and perhaps this style of writing is more rewarded by search engines.
Looking at it another way, I'm linking to paintings at a highly respected site – the Metropolitan Museum website has a PageRank of 7, and while many of the paintings I'm linking to in my post don't appear to have PageRank (perhaps due to redirects or the way the content management system generates the website), we know they have a high trust rank and probably do pass PageRank, even if that isn't shown by the Google Toolbar.
Using Google Analytics advanced segments for keyword research is an effective way to gain insights that you might not ordinarily be able to get without such a tool.
Feel free to try this approach and let us know how it's working for you.
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About 10 years ago, I joined my college buddies on a spring canoe trip in the Boundary Waters. I couldn't resist after hearing countless stories about camping under the stars, nightly fish frys and out-of-this world fishing.
To prepare, I talked to my buddies. They said to bring fishing gear, sleeping bag, light clothing and some food. Everything had to fit into a canoe, so I shouldn't over-pack. Was that a mistake!
That spring happened to be extremely cold and dry in the Boundary Waters. My light-weight sleeping bag wasn't nearly warm enough for the 30 degree nights, and my shorts and t-shirts weren't worn at all due to the cold, snowy days. My fishing gear was adequate, but we only caught enough fish for two fish frys due to low water levels, so we ate a lot of noodles.
Now, don't get me wrong, it was still a fun and memorable trip. In hindsight, I should have researched the trip more before jumping into it with both feet. Advisors, maybe the same can be said for your first foray into social media.


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Student Support Services (SSS) is a federal program that helps students whose educational and economic backgrounds make completion of a degree program especially difficult. The program benefits low-income and first- generation students, as well as students with disabilities.
Students receive the support they need to make a successful transition to college life. SSS provides counseling, tutoring, cultural activities and instruction to assist them in overcoming difficulties they may experience as a result of class, social and cultural barriers to higher education.
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The Upward Bound (UB) programs are designed to assist eligible students in completing a program of secondary education and entering and succeeding in a program of post-secondary education. Students are provided with supplemental academic instruction, tutoring, career planning and self-awareness classes to help develop those skills.
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A growing set of downloadable, mix-and-match stem cell resources and activities suitable for a variety of educational settings. All components have been extensively tested, and come with full instructions.
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A growing set of downloadable, mix-and-match stem cell resources and activities suitable for a variety of educational settings. All components have been extensively tested, and come with full instructions.
Available in several European languages.
The third in a series of short (around 1 minute) animated films that answer basic questions about stem cell research.
Celebrated by the 2012 Nobel Prize in Medicine, a type of cell known as an "induced pluripotent stem cell" or "iPS cell" has important implications for the emerging field of biomedical technology. In this video, Canadian scientist Dr. Mick Bhatia explains how iPS cells are created and how they can be used to create new therapies for human disease.
For a more detailed look at iPS cells, and accompanying resources, see Stem cells - the future: an introduction to iPS cells.
Part 2 in a series of short (around 1 minute) animated videos answering basic questions about stem cell research. This video is about embryonic stem cells and is narrated by Janet Rossant.
Since their first discovery, embryonic stem (ES) cells have been the focus of intense research and public scrutiny. Derived from discarded 5-day old embryos (typically obtained from patients undergoing in vitro fertilization), this type of stem cell possesses the ability to create any tissue in the human body and replicate indefinitely in culture conditions. Because of these properties, ES cells represent a unique research opportunity to understand human development and create new therapies for disease.
Guarda questo video per saperne di più su come gli scienziati istruiscono le cellule staminali– trasformandole da cellule staminali embrionali pluripotenti a cellule neurali specializzate.
Last month, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2012 was awarded jointly to Sir John B. Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka "for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent".
STEM CELLS - THE FUTURE: AN INTRODUCTION TO IPS CELLS by Amy Hardie and Clare Blackburn tells the story of this extraordinary scientific discovery that has changed the way we think about human biology.
On 10 December 2012, John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka will be awarded their Nobel Prize in Stockholm. Biology teachers, students, and anyone with an interest in stem cells can help us celebrate the award by taking part in our BIG view of stem cells.
Our new film STEM CELLS - THE FUTURE is about the particular area of stem cell research pioneered by John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka - induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells).
The long-awaited release of this acclaimed documentary by Amy Hardie and Clare Blackburn has been a success, and orders have already come in from Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Israel, the Netherlands, Serbia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In particular, the download for educational use is very popular at an introductory price of £49 (€55, $79).


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After sharing their biggest challenges and temptations, attendees broke into small groups to discuss coping strategies. To resist temptations at work, for example, participants suggested bringing your own healthy snacks, or "changing the channel in your head" by meditating or going outside for a walk. To avoid overeating at restaurants, one person suggested asking for a to-go container along with the meal so you can put aside half the food as soon as the meal arrives.
Hill and Jasonides encouraged participants to be discerning in making choices. "Enjoy the special treats of the season in moderation," Jasonides advised. "But don't fill up on foods you can get any time of the year."
When it comes to buffets, Jasonides suggested checking out the spread before getting in line. "I tell people to look at the variety in a buffet as a way of making sure that everyone at the event will have a few food choices they'll enjoy, not as an invitation to eat some of everything," she said.
Attendees brought bag lunches to the session and enjoyed low-fat, low-carbohydrate, low-sugar appetizers and desserts (stuffed mushrooms and almond meringue kisses) prepared by MIT Medical's Dietary Service. "We wanted to show people they could easily prepare attractive, healthy, and festive foods for their holiday gatherings," Jasonides said. "We also gave out recipes."
"Talking with one another and working in small groups seemed especially helpful for many of the folks who attended this session," said Hill. "It's definitely something we'll plan to do more of in the future."


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Lebanese activists recently began a "Stop LIRA" campaign in response to a new electronic media law drafted by the Lebanese government. The new law, called the Lebanese Internet Regulation Act or LIRA, will require every website owner to register their name and street address with the government.
The Lebanese Minister of Information, Walid al Daouk, told Annahar newspaper that the draft aims to register the name and address listed for every website so that the government can contact website owners if necessary, in return for the government's official protection of intellectual property posted on the website.
Lebanese blogger Imad Bazzi posted on his blog that the draft represents the government's attempt to censor activists by allowing security forces to trace and arrest dissidents.
Bloggers in Lebanon are worried that this law will severely curtail freedom of speech in the world of electronic media, putting them and their websites in a dangerous position. If they fail to register their websites, the government will have grounds to ban it. If they register their websites, posting content critical of Lebanese politics or government may put them at risk of violent retaliation from the government as well as from terrorist groups like Hezbollah.
Though LIRA is touted as a means of protecting intellectual property, activists in Lebanon are concerned that the new law will be used as a means of rounding up bloggers and cyber dissidents who rely on the anonymity of the Internet to safely express the thoughts and ideas that otherwise could get them arrested, beaten, or killed.


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Long Arm of the Law
Police are increasingly patrolling Colorado ski areas. But are they actually making us safer or just destroying the free-wheeling culture of the slopes?
It's a windless morning at Steamboat Ski Resort, and Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" pulses through a bright Gondola Square. Shuffling across the slushy snow, skiers line up to board the Steamboat Gondola, but first they must unzip, de-layer, and turn out their pockets. Like travelers at Denver International Airport, these would-be gondola riders must run through a gauntlet of security checkpoints before taking to the skies.
After ticket scanners confirm that skiers' lift passes are legit, a panel of uniformed police officers pats everyone down and inspects backpacks for contraband such as alcohol. Refuse the search, and that $97 day-ticket becomes null and void. Still, on this bluebird day, one baby boomer flexes his '60s-honed flower power and bucks the system. "You don't have any right to search me!" he shouts. Throughout the loading zone, heads swivel toward the lone renegade. The cops try to respond to him in hushed tones. But he won't be quieted. "You have no right!" he repeats.
But under its permitted lease agreement with the US Forest Service, which grants the resort rights similar to private ownership, Steamboat can legally search its paying customers. After the police explain this, the man decides that resisting the invasion of privacy seems more compelling than skiing slush. He storms out into the sunshine, his skis and head held high.
Passholder since 1995, never seen any of this. Heard it happened on 2 -3 days of the year, St. Pats, April 1st and closing day, and if you rode here, you would see why it needed to be done on those days.
I wonder if Kelley was so appauled by these invasions of privacy, that she has stopped skiing @ Steamboat?
Keep up the strong writing and deceitfulness Kelley, I am sure you will sore to the top while stepping on and over whomever you need to succeed.
Is Kelly Crazy... or just trying to get published?
I have lived and skied in Steamboat for more than 10 years and have NEVER been "searched" or even looked at sideways boarding a lift of any kind. I also own a bar, and spend night after night trying to figure out how to cut down on brought in liquor, which is not only against the law, but can get the bar owner in trouble for not catching it at the door. No, we don't search people at the door of the bar, and neither does Steamboat Ski area. But they do at a Bronco game... and no one seems to complain. The real problem here is that someone who has lived in Steamboat for some time experienced one "search" on gaper day and decided it was an opportunity to further her career by slandering the ski area and screwing the very town that provides a home for her. Kelly, this is just wrong. You know this only happens 1 or 2 days a season. For anyone who knows Steamboat, it doesn't even make a very good story... BECAUSE IT'S NOT TRUE. It is disappointing that the article was picked up by 5280 and the Denver Post who obviously didn't do any fact checking. I have not only lost respect for Kelly, but these 2 rags as well. How about a little research before printing damaging articles about Colorado Businesses? Do we really need the negative press? How about this for a headline: STEAMBOAT SKI RESORT AT THE TOP OF THE SNOWFALL CHAIN THIS WINTER WITH OVER 120" SO FAR, AND COUNTING! That's the Truth.
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Ski area lies
Well I came to this site to refute all the lies the Steamboat Ski area has been saying about this story. They are searching packs and pockets and patting down people. The big lie is it is only this one day,"gaper day", wrong, it's basically all of the spring season now. If I am traveling to ski and paying top dollar Steamboat is not the place I will go. If They are serious about on the hill antics, hire more Patrolers, which have had to endure huge cutbacks in the last years, not because of the economy, but because realtor corporations keep using operating revenue to finance all their speculation. Lets get the ski industry back to skiing and bring the fourth amendment back to The United States of America!
While I can't vouch for the other parts of this article, I can 100% say that Kelly's portrayal of Steamboat is very inaccurate. While it's true that on closing day there were police searching packs and bulky jackets, that is the only time anyone's seen police at/on the slopes of Steamboat. By painting the picture that officers are on and around the mountain on a daily basis is misleading and sheds an incorrect light on how it is to ski/ride in Steamboat. I hope that this article doesn't deter people from coming to visit a great place to ride because of its false reporting.
total BS
Shame on you Kelly. Have you ever skied Steamboat except on gapper day? I have skied there 5 times this year already and have yet to see any police and have never been frisked or had my pockets turned out. Last season they did check backpacks on April 1st due to some very bad bvehaviour from a few unruly youths. That was the ONLY day they checked to my knowledge and I ski in Steamboat 30 to 50 day a season.
Seems like you were going for sensationalism rather than truth. The only good thing to come out of this nonsense article is that I will have much smaller lift lines this season!
I'll be at A-Basin this year!
Wow. First DIA, now the SKI SLOPES?? I know I'll be spending my money at A-Basin this year instead of Steamboat. No groping while skiing for me! (What am I going to do - try to steal someone's skis by hiding them in my jacket??) What a dumb new policy on Steamboat's part.
I welcome the rules!
The article "Long Arm of the Law" would probably have been better served in the Westword than 5280. Kelly Bastone complains about the presence of security at some ski resorts and complains about how people should be able to "evade the everyday routine". This article is so one-sided, I picture Kelly wearing horse blinds as she typed it out, with 5 empty cans of PBR on her desk. Skiing is indeed a sport "born out of a need for speed" which makes it the perfect reason to have some rules. Kelly has obviously not been railroaded by an inebriated skiier that told her to watch where she is going. This article would have been more appropriate in a different setting. Picture a movie theater where people are trying to cut loose, and they are not allowed to bring in alcohol! Forget that it is against the policies of the theater, it is really about the man stealing your rights! Well personally, I say let people get drunk at the movie theater. Let them get stoned at the concerts! But when you have thousands of people firing downhill with ski poles, a like the majority of them to be sober. Using her logic, I better get hammered at the next Sunrise Century at Boulder (the 75 mile bike ride) so I can "experience something just a bit out of bounds".


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Are we catching the US disease?
Date: 21. November 2011
Gavin Kelly and
This post originally appeared on Gavin's New Statesman blog
In the 1970s, the policy and political elite obsessed about the 'British disease' -- the failure of our system of industrial relations, and its impact on UK prosperity relative to our competitors, above all the US. Forty years on, their concern should be whether we have caught the 'US disease': the failure of the broad mass of US households on low to middle incomes, the middle-class in American parlance, to benefit from the recent era of economic growth and rising productivity. Typical US family incomes today are at the same level as they were in the late 1980s, and median wages have flat-lined for an even longer period.
Are we facing an American nightmare?
Date: 21. November 2011
James Plunkett and
This post originally appeared on the Spectator blog
With the Chancellor's autumn statement due next Tuesday, we're all talking about growth. The ECB and Bank of England now say the UK economy is set to grow at less than half the rate the OBR forecast back in March. That makes it all but certain that George Osborne will announce dramatic downward revisions to UK forecasts when he stands up in parliament next week.
But before all the fighting about Plan As and Bs reaches fever pitch, it's worth asking what the next decade looked like under the previous, more optimistic growth projections. The answer isn't pretty and it helps highlight one major question that's rarely asked in our debate about GDP: what kind of growth are we after?
HELP for America's struggling middle class?
Date: 9. June 2011
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Last month, Tom Harkin, one of the Democrat giants of the Senate and Chair of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee, convened the first of several meetings to examine why the American Dream appears to be ever harder to reach, even for those who – in Clinton's words – 'work hard and play by the rules'. The full footage and transcripts can be read here.
I suspect Sen. Harkin had hoped for a more focused discussion than he got about how to address the crisis of America's so-called middle class - the stagnating median wages, rising income inequality and declining standards of living that are attracting more and more mainstream attention in US politics.
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If a time traveler stopped his machine for gas on Routes 17 or 46 this week, he might have thought he landed in 1973 when the Arab oil embargo caused lines to back up for a mile or more.
Ahh, for the good old days when hurricanes like Sandy left North Jersey only with a few days of flooding and scattered blackouts.
The 21st-century road warriors who inched their way Wednesday from Fairfield to Totowa on Route 46 were more than happy to pay 10 times more at a Sunoco station than their parents did back then. But many of them were bitterly disappointed — thwarted not so much by the laws of supply and demand as by an electric power grid that failed to stand up to Mother Nature.
"I'm driving on fumes, but I've got to get back home to North Carolina for an important doctor's appointment tomorrow," said Tom Botelho, who had already driven 400 stop-and-go miles from Boston. "There are lines like this everywhere."
Dan Meyer's trip was much shorter and his tank was full, but that didn't mean he was happy waiting an hour to fill the empty 5-gallon cans in his back seat.
"I've got other cars plus generators at home in Wayne," he said. "How could this happen?"
Rich Molinari was even more resourceful. The Parsippany chiropractor avoided the wait by parking at a nearby Dunkin' Donuts lot and carrying his can directly to the station. The attendants let him cut the line.
"They knew a 5-gallon fill-up would take only a few minutes," he said, surveying the line. "Some people must be making a fortune."
That Dunkin' Donuts was sure busy with lines six deep and a 20-minute wait for a coffee and bagel. But scores of other coffee shops and gas stations were silent.


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I am completely satisfied with my stay at this inexpensive and perfectly located hotel. This hotel is literally two blocks from the historical town center, and was a great value. The staff was kind and attentive, answering all of my questions, as well as arranging for airport rides (to and from), wake-up calls (knocks, actually!) and overall made me feel at home. They have two computers in the lobby that are free to use. I would definitely recommend this hotel and stay there again!
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Wonderful hotel with old-world charm and character. The breakfast buffet was huge and one of the best I've had. The bar/lounge has the perfect cozy ambiance, and the rooms are clean and extremely comfortable.
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I have always stayed in this hotel while visiting Riga. Great price and location. Everything you need is near you. Many restaurants, shopping, tourist attractions, and bars. The only negative, is the hotel seem to be going down since my last visits. Many little things are missing, for example there shoe cleaning station, flat screen televisions, guarded luggage storage, ect. ect.
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Eva Green talks about her one-of-a-kind performance in '300: Rise Of An Empire'
She seems well aware of what she's done
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SimCity launches smoothly in the UK; Amazon pulls digital game from sale in the US
After what has been a wretched start to life this week, SimCity has finally arrived in the UK – and everything's fine!
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
Australia's first ever R18+ rated videogame hit shelves this week, and the iGEA and media were there to help celebrate.
Maxis: Our team won't stop until SimCity is fixed
The team at SimCity developer Maxis has pledged that they won't rest until the game is working correctly.
EA hosting event discussing LGBT issues in gaming
An event discussing LGBT issues in video gaming called EA Full Spectrum is taking place today in New York.
Dead Space 4 saga turns ugly as EA's Peter Moore insults journalist
The story of Dead Space 4's supposed cancellation has taken an unwelcome turn with EA COO Peter Moore launching a personal attack on the journalist who broke the story.
EA "aggressively undergoing server maintenance" to fix SimCity woes
The clock is ticking ahead of the UK launch of SimCity at midnight.
EA corrects microtransactions misunderstanding
Microtransactions will NOT feature in every single EA release going forwards.
EA promises a smooth UK launch for SimCity
The server woes that darkened SimCity's US launch yesterday will not be repeated when the game hits the UK this Friday.
UPDATED: Dead Space 4 canned as EA axes series - report
Lower than expected sales of Dead Space 3 have forced EA to cancel the sequel and effectively axe the IP, a report claims.
GAME announces Need for Speed: Most Wanted lock-ins
Need for Speed: Most Wanted has been named as the next star of GAME's lock-in events.
Origin servers spoil SimCity's US launch
Many PC gamer's worst fears have come to fruition with news that EA's Origin servers have crippled the US launch of SimCity.
Crysis 3 claims second UK No.1
EA's high-tech shooter Crysis 3 is the UK's No.1 for the second week, despite a 43 per cent drop in sales.
Cliffy B: "It's bullshit that EA has 'scumbag' memes and that Good Guy Valve can Do No Wrong"
Former Epic developer Cliff Blezsinski has called for a halt to the endless stream of vitriol aimed at the free to play market.
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
Autodesk's pricing gets questioned, Blizzard and EA plan launch events for SimCity, and Riot Games opens an office in Sydney.
EA is putting microtransactions into ALL of its games
Consumer demand has led to EA's decision to put microtransactions into ALL of its games, the publisher says.
Industry yet to decide on the price of next-gen triple-A software
Just how much are games for the PS4 going to cost?
Playfish founder and EA digital EVP Kristian Segerstrale leaves publisher
EA's digital executive vice president Kristian Segerstrale has left the company.
Crysis 3 beats Metal Gear Rising to UK No.1 spot
We were treated to a genuine chart battle in the UK this week – and EA's Crysis 3 has emerged triumphant.
EA's next-gen software "is nothing short of astonishing"
Remember those times when developers would lash out at console transitions? It seems like a lifetime ago now.
And this is how you get some coverage for your game in The Sun
Getting coverage in the games press is easy.
EA is showing off Battlefield 4 to retail
Battlefield 4 is already being shown off to partners of publisher EA.
EA and Zynga settle TheVille dispute out of court
The legal tussle between EA and Zynga appears to be over.
Digital approach for EA's Army of Two campaign
EA is using social media as its weapon of choice to promote Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel.
Firemonkeys tones down freemium elements of Real Racing 3
A consumer backlash to the freemium business model implemented in Real Racing 3 has forced a change to the game.
Now Tetris is getting the free-to-play treatment
EA has decided to give age-old puzzle classic Tetris a free-to-play makeover.


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This package contains functions for measuring the performance of Mathematica on your computer and for producing a comparison report that includes benchmark results for other computers. The MathematicaMark9 benchmark, a collection of typical numeric and symbolic computations, is used for evaluating the performance of the computer system on which Mathematica is run.
The overall MathematicaMark9 result is computed as the geometric mean of the reciprocal of individual timings, normalized with respect to a reference system. The timings for the individual computations are measured with AbsoluteTiming[], which returns wall-clock time. Users are encouraged to minimize CPU usage by other processes during execution. Running the MathematicaMark9 benchmark takes about 30 seconds on the reference system and requires 512 MB of free memory.
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The Anniston City Council Tuesday appointed Marcus Dunn as the new councilman for Ward 4.
For the final action of the council meeting, Mayor Gene Robinson called for nominations for the seat vacated by former Councilman David Dawson on April 24. Councilman Ben Little nominated applicant Millie Harris. But the nomination died when no other councilman seconded it.
Councilman Herbert Palmore then nominated Dunn, and Robinson seconded. With no discussion, the councilmen voted 3-1 for the appointment with Little voting no.
After a couple of minutes of discussion about when Dunn would be sworn in, Little said to City Clerk Alan Atkinson, "For the purpose of personal privilege, Alan, change my vote to yes."
City Manager Don Hoyt said that the official vote will likely remain 3-1, because the vote was already recorded.
After the meeting, Dunn said he was stunned and happy. Dunn had run for a council seat once before, and lost.
"When I lost in 2008, the pain of losing didn't hurt as much as I feel like I let my family down and the people who really wanted to see me win," Dunn said. "They need to celebrate in this victory."
Marcus' wife, Pam, sat next to him in the council chambers and was just as surprised as he was.
"I'm taking it all in right now," his wife said. "We've been excited since the first campaign in 2008 and we're still excited."
Dunn's selection gives the council a majority of black members, a fact that went without remark during the meeting. (Little and Palmore also are black.) Danny McCullars, the city's finance director and the only staffer The Star could reach late Tuesday, said city staff had checked in advance of the meeting and could find no record of any earlier black majority on the council.
"There was a lot of pride in that room tonight," McCullars said.
Given the city's history during the civil rights era, an African American majority on the council would seem to be a significant milestone for Anniston.
The Census Bureau recorded Anniston's population as majority black for the first time in 2010, at 51 percent.
Dunn said his first priority was making sure the council could continue to be productive. He also would like to work on economic development during the next five months.
"I'm hopeful we can talk about bringing more business here and making the city more attractive," Dunn said. "Anniston has so much to offer."
Councilman Jay Jenkins said he was thrilled with Dunn's appointment.
"He just seemed to carry about a charisma about him, a demeanor about him that I found very calming," Jenkins said. "It was clear his heart was where it needed to be and really, in the end, as hard as the decision had become, it was really easy to pick Marcus."
Little, who wavered on his vote, said he hoped that the next few months would go well.
"It was a hard decision," Little said. "I said what I said; it didn't go through. My motion didn't pass and I went back and did what we needed to do."
Dunn will be sworn in at a special meeting on Friday at 11 a.m.
In other business the council:
-- Appointed Fred Wilson to the Regional Medical Center Board
-- Approved participating in the sales tax holiday for severe weather preparedness in July.
-- Approved applying for a $100,000 grant for an RV park at Michael Tucker Park.
-- Approved a $5,000 reimbursement for expenses related to a concert at Zinn Park on July 14.
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Occupy Wall Street has spawned several similar protests across the country, and some demonstrators at Occupy DC, which primarily targets the federal government, say it may be time for less chatter and more action. NY1's Grace Rauh filed the following report.
It is a movement born of frustration, but while Occupy DC shares many similarities with its Wall Street counterpart, its demonstrators aren't directing their attention at the financial sector. Instead, they're setting their sights squarely on the federal government.
Though made up of mostly Washington residents, many at the camp have come to DC from across the country. They say they made the trip to be a part of something historic.
"It relates to everybody. Everyone can relate to this, and that's powerful. So I think anything that comes out of it will be big," said Jake Kulke, a protester from Wisconsin.
And that feeling of being a part of something bigger is what some experts say is keeping people from near and far traveling to the Occupy demonstrations.
"Anybody who has a grievance about what's happened economically in this country has felt this is their place to go, that this is a movement which is speaking for them," said Michael Kazin, a history professor at Georgetown University.
Recent clashes between protesters and police have sprung up at other Occupy demonstrations around the country. Occupy DC, however, has been tame in comparison. Some say too much so. "When I came here, there were a lot of people just occupying the park. We're like preaching to the choir out here. We're all talking to each other about every problem that we have, but we need to hit the streets," said Ashton Phillips, a former Wall Street demonstrator from San Diego.
The demonstrations have gotten the attention of at least a few in Congress. "I really hope that it will reach the point that people start listening to them and listening to the facts," said Manhattan Representative Charles Rangel.
But some say it's time for demonstrators to pack up their tents and look for new ways to make their message heard by those in power.
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The engineering design process is the formulation of a plan to help an engineer build a product with a specified performance goal. This process involves a number of steps, and parts of the process may need to be repeated many times before production of a final product can begin.
…component, or process to meet desired needs. It is a decision making process (often iterative) in which the basic sciences, mathematics, and engineering sciences are applied to convert resources optimally to meet a stated objective. Among the fundamental elements of the design process are the establishment of objectives and criteria, synthesis, analysis, construction, testing and evaluation
The engineering design process is a multi-step process including the research, conceptualization, feasibility assessment, establishing design requirements, preliminary design, detailed design, production planning and tool design, and finally production.[2] The sections to follow are not necessarily steps in the engineering design process, for some tasks are completed at the same time as other tasks. This is just a general summary of each part of the engineering design process.
A significant amount of time is spent on research, or locating information.[3] Consideration should be given to the existing applicable literature, problems and successes associated with existing solutions, costs, and marketplace needs.[3]
The source of information should be relevant, including existing solutions. Reverse engineering can be an effective technique if other solutions are available on the market.[3] Other sources of information include the Internet, local libraries, available government documents, personal organizations, trade journals, vendor catalogs and individual experts available.[3]
Once an engineering issue is defined, solutions must be identified. These solutions can be found by using ideation, or the mental process by which ideas are generated. The following are the most widely used techniques:[2]
- trigger word - a word or phrase associated with the issue at hand is stated, and subsequent words and phrases are evoked. For example, to move something from one place to another may evoke run, swim, roll, etc.
- morphological chart - independent design characteristics are listed in a chart, and different engineering solutions are proposed for each solution. Normally, a preliminary sketch and short report accompany the morphological chart.
- synectics - the engineer imagines him or herself as the item and asks, "What would I do if I were the system?" This unconventional method of thinking may find a solution to the problem at hand.
- brainstorming - this popular method involves thinking of different ideas and adopting these ideas in some form as a solution to the problem
Feasibility assessment[edit]
The purpose of a feasibility assessment is to determine whether the engineer's project can proceed into the design phase. This is based on two criteria: the project needs to be based on an achievable idea, and it needs to be within cost constraints. It is important to have an engineer with experience and good judgment to be involved in this portion of the feasibility study.[2]
Establishing the design requirements[edit]
Establishing design requirements is one of the most important elements in the design process,[4] and this task is normally performed at the same time as and the feasibility analysis. The design requirements control the design of the project throughout the engineering design process. Some design requirements include hardware and software parameters, maintainability, availability, and testability.[2]
Preliminary design[edit]
The preliminary design bridges the gap between the design concept and the detailed design phase. In this task, the overall system configuration is defined, and schematics, diagrams, and layouts of the project will provide early project configuration. During detailed design and optimization, the parameters of the part being created will change, but the preliminary design focuses on creating the general framework to build the project on.[2]
Detailed design[edit]
The detailed design portion of the engineering design process is the task where the engineer can completely describe a product through solid modeling and drawings. Some specifications include:[2]
- Operating parameters
- Operating and nonoperating environmental stimuli
- Test requirements
- External dimensions
- Maintenance and testability provisions
- Materials requirements
- Reliability requirements
- External surface treatment
- Design life
- Packaging requirements
- External marking
The advancement of computer-aided design, or CAD, programs have made the detailed design phase more efficient. This is because a CAD program can provide optimization, where it can reduce volume without hindering the part's quality. It can also calculate stress and displacement using the finite element method to determine stresses throughout the part. It is the engineer's responsibility to determine whether these stresses and displacements are allowable, so the part is safe.[5]
Production planning and tool design[edit]
The production planning and tool design is nothing more than planning how to mass-produce the project and which tools should be used in the manufacturing of the part. Tasks to complete in this step include selecting the material, selection of the production processes, determination of the sequence of operations, and selection of tools, such as jigs, fixtures, and tooling. This task also involves testing a working prototype to ensure the created part meets qualification standards.[2]
With the completion of qualification testing and prototype testing, the engineering design process is finalized. The part must now be manufactured, and the machines must be inspected regularly to make sure that they do not break down and slow production.[2]
See also[edit]
- Applied science
- Axiomatic product development lifecycle (APDL)
- Blueprint
- Design
- Design engineer
- Design review
- Design science
- Engineering
- Engineering analysis
- Engineering design management
- Ideal final result
- Interaction design
- Marketing
- New product development
- Systems engineering process
- Traditional engineering
- ^ http://www.me.unlv.edu/Undergraduate/coursenotes/meg497/ABETdefinition.htm
- ^ a b c d e f g h Ertas, A. & Jones, J. (1996). The Engineering Design Process. 2nd ed. New York, N.Y., John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
- ^ a b c d A.Eide, R.Jenison, L.Mashaw, L.Northup. Engineering: Fundamentals and Problem Solving. New York City: McGraw-Hill Companies Inc.,2002
- ^ Ralph, P., and Wand, Y. A Proposal for a Formal Definition of the Design Concept. In, Lyytinen, K., Loucopoulos, P., Mylopoulos, J., and Robinson, W., (eds.), Design Requirements Engineering: A Ten-Year Perspective: Springer-Verlag, 2009, pp. 103-136.
- ^ Widas, P. (1997, April 9). Introduction to finite element analysis. Retrieved from http://www.sv.vt.edu/classes/MSE2094_NoteBook/97ClassProj/num/widas/history.html
- "abet, criteria for accrediting engineering programs, Engineering accrediting commission: Baltimore, MD 2003"
- Ullman, David G. (2009) The Mechanical Design Process, Mc Graw Hill, 4th edition
- Eggert, Rudolph J. (2010) Engineering Design, Second Edition, High Peak Press, Meridian, Idaho www.highpeakpress.com


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1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup uncooked rolled oats 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves 3/4 cup frozen apple juice concentrate, thawed 3 tablespoons cholesterol free egg substitute 2 teaspoons margarine, melted 2 teaspoons vanilla 1/2 cup raisins
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray baking sheets with nonstick cooking spray. Combine flour, oats, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, baking soda and cloves in large bowl. Combine remaining ingredients in medium bowl, blend well. Add to dry ingredients, blend well. Cover. Regrigerate 20 minutes. Drop tablespoonfuls of dough two inches apart onto prepared baking sheets. Bake 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool completely on wire racks. Makes 28 cookies.
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