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How far the center of gravity (CG) of the bike/rider must travel to get from "A" to "B" determines how "fast" a tire is.
If the tire is too 'hard' for the surface conditions, it will raise the CG higher when hitting a bump than it would if it were 'softer'. The consequence of this is that the bike/rider must travel farther to get where they want to be. Thus, 'too much pressure' (for the conditions) requires that the assembly (bike + rider) must travel farther to 'get there'. Correct pressure, therefore, is a rather complicated matter. Almost everybody gets it wrong.
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5'8" . 127lbs , on Conti 4000s 23mm , 120psi . Since everyone is moving away from this tire size I have no problem finding it on sale all year along .
When I got my Lemond BA in 1999 (yes, that's 1999) the wise owner looked at me and said, "Always run your tires at 120/120." Who am I to dispute this wisdom from someone so experienced? I've followed that advice ever since, with 19's, 20's, 23's and 25's. And, if I let the pressure drop to - say 105 - because I was lazy and did not top off the tires that day, I can tell absolutely no difference in ride quality. I am no lightweight, currently at 206.
Of course, the Lemond is 853 steel with a carbon fork. To me, that makes the difference in ride quality, not 10 lbs of psi. Still ride that bike almost daily. Still keep it at 120. Still love it.
I just got new tires for my car, and it rides MUCH SMOOTHERRRRRR, even at higher pressures. Quiet too! Forget all that other stuff, it's all in the tires!
p.s. they really are noticeably much smoother
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It should also be pointed out that when the tire hits a bump the center of mass of bike and rider is not what needs to move vertically. The frame deflects like a spring while the tire is deflecting, and unless the rider is riding heavily on the bike his body will not move as much as the mass of the frame. Much like the sprung/un-sprung weight ratio of a car wheel holds the road better in a bump, a lighter wheel and tire combination does so on a bike.
Finally, the fact that "everybody is doing it" doesn't prove it better or worse, especially in cycling! I don't race but a few years ago I asked a friend who did race long ago (the same guy who gave me my Masi frame) about this very question, skinny tire/wide tire, high pressure/low pressure. His response was that if skinny high-pressure tires weren't the right thing to do, racers wouldn't have doe it for more than 50 years. Back then "everybody" was doing it. Now "everybody" is doing it different. So I'm generally cautious about accepting anything except what I experience or what I can "intuit" (always dangerous) by applying my own (fairly extensive) understanding of the principles.
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So the main point is that if the high pressure small tire doesn't leave the ground, it isn't costing much (any) speed.
Some years ago I saw a film that involved two bicycles coasting down a long grassy embankment. One had suspension and the other was rigid. They were precisely similar otherwise. Same rider on both and he stayed on the seat.
There were four tests: First, each bike/rider assembly coasted down the slope on the smooth grass and reached the bottom with the same elapsed time. Then 2x2" boards were placed at intervals across the path and the tests were repeated. The rigid bike was significantly slower: its CG (Center of Gravity) had to travel farther to get to the finish line.
Near the end of the film, a comparison of the CG paths was demonstrated with a line that followed the CG of each bike as it traversed the slope over the boards. The reason for the superior performance of the suspended bike over the boarded path was made very clear and obvious -- it did not have to travel as far to reach the bottom.
This was not actually a test; it was a demonstration. What happened was obvious and predictable.
There are a number factors that influence what is the best tire size, construction and pressure for any given set of conditions or goals. Track tires traverse a completely smooth surface; they can use 18mm tires and 140# pressure (the CG has a straight path). However, don't try a downhill mountain bike trail with such a combination; you'd spend way too much time in the air and likely smash your head against a tree because you simply cannot steer while airborne.
BTW: Where I live and ride, the roads are clean, smooth and dry. The tires I use reflect that. If I were to live in some other place (rough pavement, potholes, gravel, etc.), my tire selection would reflect the differences. This is not a simple subject and I'm happy that I am not a tire engineer trying to please everyone.
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First, I'd guess (but could be wrong) that those were mtb's, while (in my own mind at least) any discussion of values, say, 80psi or higher are for road bikes. (I had thought we were talking about road bikes.)
Second, the road surface irregularities between pavement and grass (of all things) would be very different. You didn't say how large the boards were, but only really bad pavement would have repeated bumps/dips of 1" or more, especially not with repeated sharp-edged bumps.
Third and probably most important, the pitch characteristics of those two bikes could be very different. The bike with suspension would be more compliant in the front, far more than any difference in tire pressure would produce. It would also be heavier in the front, so the front's sprung/unsprung weight ratio would higher. That would keep the tire pushed downward faster and of course make it accelerate better on the back side of each board. It is quite possible that the no-suspension bike's front wheel was leaving the ground while the suspension bike's was not. In addition, on a car the pitch behavior would be determined by the oscillation frequency of front and rear but on a bike the rider can ride very reactively. Since the rider is so much heavier than the bike that that could dominate the behavior. So the two bikes would not necessarily be comparable to each other, let alone provide any lesson you could apply to real-world riding.
I'm not saying that video was tricked. (Such things have been done in the past - remember the Ford commercials with a pickup truck running on RR track ties? That worked because the speed was chosen to match a null in the oscillation frequency of the truck body. Run it 1/3 faster or slower and the result would have been very different.) I'm just saying the result though impressive don't mean as much as they would appear. What it does do is demonstrate the value of a compliant bike, i.e. one which keep the wheels pressed down. Depending on the time constant of a bump compared to the wheels, a lighter wheel combination on a more compliant frame could have the same benefit.
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406-47 , with thorn resistant tubes, in the tires, I top them up every 3 months.. maybe..
The principle is simple:
The farther the CG has to travel to get from one point to another, the more power input required to maintain a given speed, or, in a coast-down test, the longer it will take to get to the second point. This applies to bicycles, motorcycles, cars, trucks, tricycles, wheelchairs, etcetera.
If the coast-down test is on a level surface and from a particular speed until the vehicle comes to rest, it will come to a stop sooner and not go as far if the surface is 'rough'. Rough being defined as being uneven enough so that the CG is jounced and does not follow a straight path.
Yes, there are many other variables but likely none as fundamental as CG travel distance.
One instance: bicycle riders are soft and giggly and outweigh their rigid bikes several times over. When the bike/rider assembly hits a bump, both are elevated to some degree or other; they acquire vertical energy taken from the kinetic energy of their forward movement. Some of that acquired energy is turned into heat; tire friction, internal friction of the giggly rider and so on. That energy is lost to the enterprise of getting down the road; the bike slows down. Most of us have experienced this when we ride from a smooth portion of road to a rough one -- the bike slows down, sometimes rather quickly.
If tire pressures were lowered a bit, the CG might not raise as far, less energy would lost and the bike wouldn't slow as much. This would also be true if one were to fit more compliant tires such as going from Conti Touring Plus to Gatorskins.
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The reason, he slyly claimed, was that the genre-leaping San Diego-bred trio had been stymied in its quest to come up with memorable titles for its vocal-free songs. On Tuesday, those instrumentals accounted for five of the nearly two-dozen selections performed and included "Scotch & Chocolate," "Ode to a Butterfly" and the stately and haunting "First and Last Waltz."
"A lot of people ask us why we took six-and-a-half years off," Thile, 33, told the sold-out, loudly enthusiastic audience. "We ran out of instrumental (song) titles!"
Violinist and singer Sara Watkins, 32, bolstered this contention. With a nearly straight face, she said: "These titles do not come very easily."
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A fixed amount of USD $250 for cash or USD $100 for credit card per room will be charged on the day of arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.Please note: Internet access has tiered charges. Please contact the hotel for information on the daily, weekly, and monthly fees.A daily resort fee of USD 8.38 will be charged for use of the property amenities: Pool, Fitness Room, Hot Tubs, Sauna, Unlimited Local calls and use of the in suite safe.Please be advised that the property will be undergoing a re-surfacing project on the pool deck commencing April 4, 2016. The pool and pool deck will be closed during the project. The project is estimated to take 8 weeks to complete. The pool deck area will also include fresh paint to complete the new look. Guests may experience noise that may be caused by the re-surfacing project.Please note: The front desk and lobby area are undergoing renovations starting on 26 May 2016. Renovations are expected to be completed by 1 July 2016. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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October 21, 2014
Great location to beach, shopping, and dining, surprisingly quiet (our room faced the back), Valet parking only at $25 a day.
September 20, 2014
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July 26, 2014
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April 27, 2014
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Overall pretty good hotel for its location (even close to a bus stop if you take one from the airport), decent views, and room conditions.
February 13, 2014
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September 12, 2013
Solo Traveler
The Imperial is great value. I was on the 26 floor and had a good room. The staff are great.
August 26, 2013
Family Traveling with Teens
Staff was very helpful and curtious Really enjoyed our stay Would recommend the imperial to family and friends
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HE autumn and winter of 1964 were a happy time for Lyndon Johnson. He was fulfilling every imaginable fantasy in his political life: He was a highly popular President winning passage of groundbreaking laws, describing broad plans for bold advances in American life, and gaining election in his own right with an unprecedented number of votes. If success gave him a temporary sense of repose, a feeling that at age fifty-six he had indelibly stamped his mark on history and could enjoy the prospect of another four and possibly even eight years achieving great things for the country, it was not evident to anyone around him. Johnson, Bill Moyers says, had "an exquisite hole at his center, which was an unfillable void." He was an inveterate malcontent, a man constantly reaching for new goals.
He was, as someone said of Napoleon, a tornado in pants. In August, after his nomination, and again in November and December, after his election, he spent weeks at his Texas ranch, where he was supposed to be relaxing. But a vacation from work, even a brief respite from his normally arduous schedule, was impossible. "Rest for him," Hubert Humphrey said, "was controlled frenzy."1
Watching Johnson on the plane flying to Texas after the Democratic convention in August, Humphrey felt that "if the plane had run out of fuel in mid-air, President Johnson's frenetic energy and excitement would have kept it flying."
At the ranch, he was in constant motion. It was not enough that he attended to the daily business of government, he also had to micromanage the affairs of his "spread." As Humphrey remembered, "If a fence was falling, he'd call his ranch foreman by phone from the car to report it. If a gate was loose, that word would go out. He would check cattle, looking for an injured or diseased one. When nothing caught his eye, he worried about dinner, calling the cook at the ranch


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Remember to wear helmet and protective clothing while riding a motorcycle.
(I know nothing about bikes guys. Stop with the comments :/ )
(I know nothing about bikes guys. Stop with the comments :/ )
Came here for the bike..... Nicely done! Just about everything seems right, just pegs are set far back is all. This type of bike has more of the foot pegs forward deal. Great job noenetheless, on her too! And also,
Looks like an old Harley, vs. my chevelle 454
let go rainbow! *hops on pink standard issue racing chair*
The bike looks awesome
What are you talking about? The bike looks great!
she has wings what dose she need a harly for...the look?
the bike looks a lot like a Royal Enfield 500cc bullet, kinda suits her a guess
I think Dash would get something like a Kawasaki Ninja, or the Y2K superbike, but this neat.
I don't know shit about bikes. I'm a car guy.
Look up the Y2K superbike. It uses a small jet engine to produce enormous shaft horsepower. It's one of the fastest bikes in the world, and using an aircraft engine is a nice touch for an airborne pony.
The Kawasaki ninja is also sleek looking, but it's much more standard.
The Kawasaki ninja is also sleek looking, but it's much more standard.
Oh, I love motorcycles.
Damn that bike is well done, and so iz RD c:
Yep, I could imagine Rainbow Dash to look like that as a human.
Although I'd rather picture her on a supersports machine.
Although I'd rather picture her on a supersports machine.
Sonic "Ok... but if you want any chance at beating me, I'm going to have to use my car or my hover board."
Me: "I'll take you BOTH!!!" *Starts the Chevy Aveo*
Sonic Rules!!!!
Me: "I'll take you BOTH!!!" *Starts the Chevy Aveo*
Sonic Rules!!!!
Rainbow Dash losing yet another 100 dollars...
(She sucks at cornering)
(She sucks at cornering)
na, humanised don't work as good as ponies. You drawings are cool and all, but I would rather have wings then a big bike (and I already got a big bike)
Swixennah: *rolls up in Nissan 2013 GTR R35* Sure. : B
Alright then *puts on helmet*
Lets Ride.....
Lets Ride.....
This seems strangely appropriate.
Sweet Harley Hoss...
YES. MORE BIKER DASH. Serious, I think this is only the second biker Dash pic I've seen. NEED MORE.
This picture makes me want to challenge RD to a card game
Rainbowdash needs to move to WY. We're allowed to bike helmet-less
Wyoming for the win! I want to move to Wyoming when I'm older so that's just persuaded me even more
Wyoming Rocks
Nuff said
Wyoming Rocks
Nuff said
If I ever get a motorcycle, IT'S GOING TO LOOK EXACTLY LIKE THAT!!!!
Motorcyclist Rainbow Dash looks awesome!!
Oooh my....
My respect for Rainbow Dash just went up a few notches. I never considered her a biker.
My respect for Rainbow Dash just went up a few notches. I never considered her a biker.
I can just imagine the other person "I just wanted directions.... o.o"
I bet when RD is not on Two Wheels, she probably drives a 2012 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 either in Supersonic Blue or Carlisle Blue! (I bet its Carlisle Blue, because it matches her Pony Coat!)
I bet that bike is custom made!
I want that bike! Wow!
woaaaahhh awesome
what's next? play card games while you're riding it?


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Theses heels are so comfortable and go with pretty much anything! I wear them with a pair of jeans or the right shorts. Going out on the town these are perfect. When I...Read complete review
Theses heels are so comfortable and go with pretty much anything! I wear them with a pair of jeans or the right shorts. Going out on the town these are perfect. When I need to get all dressy dressy for weddings these go great with super fancy dresses too!! Plan on getting them in all colors!!
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I had bought and were the RED pumps and they felt and looked absolutely amazing (they are leather) and I give them 5 stars. Not the pink ones. I bought them on line because they were on sale but they are stiff and uncomfortable. I was not aware that they are NOT leather. I do not buy non leather shoes for that reason. Please be specific of what the shoes are made of. Thank you
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Love them, went a half size bigger
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About Me Career, Stylish
I bought a 9.5 because that was the closest size available; I'm glad I did, they fit perfect & a 9 would have been too small even thought I normally wear a 9 all the time
I just absolutely love this shoe feels good on my feet
By Small feet
from Conway SC
About Me Comfort-oriented, Modern, Practical
5 Star heels
By Nana
from Cartersville, Ga.
These heels are true to size and very comfortable. I have the Black, Red and White. I love the patent look you can wear in any weather.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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What I expected.
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I was in so much pain wearing these shoes.
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Look nice but so uncomfortable. I wear heels all of the time so for me to only wear these shoes once and want to give them away says a lot.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Bought these in red and was in love upon trying them on. First and 2nd time wearing them were awful. Price was good but the pain was not worth it. Had to give them away.
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Love these shoes ! Great bargin!
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Home for the Holidays is the hilarious holiday comedy featuring Holly Hunter as Claudia Larson, a divorced single mom recently fired for kissing her boss who is traveling home alone for the annual Thanksgiving holiday. As in many families on Turkey Day, multiple cooks try to take the lead the kitchen, which results in meltdowns over missing carrots and menu requests: "I only want white meat and my own sweet potatoes," says wacky Aunt Gladys. That's just the beginning of the events that happen during the dysfunctional Larson family feast.
The flavors of Thanksgiving can stick around longer than the November meal. Roast chicken makes for an easy turkey substitute, and sweet potatoes are an unstoppable winter food. Gather your friends for a night in with
Roasted Chicken with Maple Pepper Glaze and Sweet Potatoes.
- 2 pound(s) sweet potatoes (about 3), peeled and cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 tablespoon(s) cooking oil
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 1/4 teaspoon(s) fresh-ground black pepper
- 1 chicken (3 to 3 1/2 pounds)
- 1 tablespoon(s) butter, cut into small pieces
- 6 tablespoon(s) pure maple syrup
- 1 1/2 tablespoon(s) bourbon
- Heat the oven to 425°F. In a large roasting pan, toss the sweet potatoes with 1 tablespoon of the oil, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt and 1/4 teaspoon of the pepper. Push them to the edges of the pan, leaving a space in the center for the chicken.
- Rub the cavity of the chicken with 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper. Twist the wings behind the back and tie the legs together. Put the chicken, breast-side up, in the center of the roasting pan. Coat the chicken with the remaining tablespoon oil, sprinkle with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper, and dot with the butter. Roast the chicken for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the maple syrup, bourbon, and the remaining 3/4 teaspoon pepper. Remove the roasting pan from the oven and stir the potatoes. Brush the chicken with about 2 tablespoons of the glaze and drizzle the potatoes with about 1/2 tablespoon of the glaze. Return the pan to the oven and cook, stirring the potatoes and brushing the chicken with the remaining glaze 2 more times, until the chicken and potatoes are just done, about 30 minutes longer. Transfer the bird and potatoes to a plate and leave to rest in a warm spot for about 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, pour off the fat from the roasting pan. Add any accumulated juices from the chicken to the liquid in the pan. Serve the chicken with the pan juices and sweet potatoes.


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3-7-2016 Paul Shellman ('85) Paul Stephen Shellman, 54, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Thursday, March 3, 2016. Born on February 27, 1962 in St. Paul, Minnesota; he was the son of Nancy Haney Shellman, of Raleigh, and the late Dale Shellman.
Paul owned and operated Aardvark Exterminating Company for 18 years and was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. He enjoyed spending time with his family and playing hockey.
Including his mother, he is survived by his wife of 32 years, Martha Smith Shellman; three children: Joshua and Crystal Shellman, of Fuquay-Varina, Rachel and Corey Schmoldt, of Fuquay-Varina and Jacob Shellman, of Angier; two grandchildren: Hannah Shellman and Charlie Schmoldt; five siblings families: Dwight and Joleen Shellman, Michael and Cheryl Shellman, Valerie and Peter Norman, Michelle and James Huddle and Sharmane and Patrick Meacham; numerous nieces and nephews; the Smith Family; and other family and friends.
2-19-2016 Joseph Kobernat ('76) Pastor Joseph C. Kobernat, 59, of Geneseo and longtime Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Geneseo was called home suddenly on Friday, February 19, 2016 to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, at the Hammond-Henry Hospital Emergency Room. Memorials may be made to the Pastor Joe Kobernat Memorial Fund, to be distributed among several organizations.
Joe was born on February 22, 1956 in England, the son of James and Janet (Johnson) Kobernat. He graduated from Auburn High School in Rockford, IL and went on to earn a Bachelor's degree in pastoral studies from Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Watertown, WI. Joe was united in marriage to Cindy Vigil on June 11, 1977 in Denver, CO. He taught at Berean Christian High School in Rockford, IL as well as coached for 16 years. In 1995, he became the Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Geneseo where he had served his church and his Lord for the past 20 years. His life and ministry has impacted hundreds, influencing full-time Christian workers who are now scattered across the world. He was a devoted Pastor to his church and loved his God. He loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
Those left to honor his memory are his wife, Cindy; daughters: Julie Kobernat (fiancé Kevin Walsh), Clarksville, TN, Jill (Don) Ghrist, Lancaster, CA, Jessica (Curt) Anderson, Orion, IL, and Jennifer (Caleb) Schnurr, Cambridge, IL; sons: Pastor Joel (Taryn) Kobernat, Davenport, IA, Pastor Jeremy (Joanna) Kobernat, Roanoke Rapids, NC, and Jared Kobernat, Geneseo, IL; grandchildren: Angelina, Eden, Lacey, Savannah, Gabriella, Chloe, and Reagan who will be born soon; sister: Linda Erickson, Rockford, IL; brothers: Jim (Vickie) Kobernat, Rockford, IL, Terry (Melanie) Kobernat, Winnebago, IL, Curtis (Susan) Kobernat, Gurnee, IL, and Jeff Kobernat, Rockford, IL. He was preceded in death by his parents.
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10-28-2016 Greg Smaga ('84) Gregory B. Smaga, 61, passed away on October 28, 2015, in Alamogordo, New Mexico. He was born November 30, 1953 in Bloomington, Illinois to Walter and Eleanor (Howanietz) Smaga.
Greg was an amazing man of God, and his walk reflected this in so many ways. It was clear Greg put God first, and just behind that was his wonderful family.
His survivors include his wife, Sharon Smaga; two sons, Michael H. (Nicole) Smaga, El Paso, Texas, and Caleb N. Smaga, Alamogordo, New Mexico; sister, Georgia (Sam) Maners, Bloomington, Illinois; and two brothers, Walter Smaga, Alamogordo, New Mexico, and Bruce (Mandi) Smaga, Cloudcroft, New Mexico
7-13-2015 Bob Rapson ('78) "Robert Melvin Rapson age 79 of Dayton Mountain died early Tuesday morning at Erlanger Hospital. Bob was born in Bad Axe, MI to the late Issac Rapson and Laura (Rheel) Rapson. He is also preceded in death by his daughter Sandra Lynn Rapson. Bob earned his bachelor's degree from Taylor University, his master's degree from Central Michigan University, and went on to teach and coach football at Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Watertown ,WI and then at Baptist University of America in Atlanta,GA. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Dayton where he was a former deacon and Sunday school teacher. Bob is survived by his wife of sixty years, Lois (Kreh)Rapson of Dayton Mountain, three sons; David (Debra) Rapson of Cummings,GA , Dennis (Gloria) Rapson of Dayton Mountain, Duane (Staci) Rapson of Atlanta,GA , a brother Bill (Fran) Rapson of Ft.Myers,FL, sister Karen (Jack) Allan of Marlette,MI , seven grandchildren ; Brent Rapson, Bethany Reed, Stephanie Frazier, Ashley Rapson, Ansley Rapson, Shane Rapson, Brandon Rapson, and five great- grandchildren. Please share your memories of Bob on his online guest register at www.vanderwallfh.com."
7-6-2015 Ted (Rock) Jeffrey Knapp ('78) Ted (Rock) Jeffrey Knapp passed away on July 6, 2015 at the age of 58. He was born in Des Moines, Iowa and grew up in Kankakee, Illinois. Ted attended Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Watertown, Wisconsin. He was a high school football coach, radio talk show host and motivational speaker, but happiest with the title of "Big Poppy" to his grandchildren. In 2008, he was diagnosed with two terminal diseases.
Ted is survived by his wife of 35 years Shari Lykins Knapp; five children Teddy Knapp (Erin), Katie Smith (Johnny), Kelsey Murphy (Joe), Nile and Kirby Knapp; nine grandchildren Emily Todzia, Ella, William and Colton Knapp, Grant, Haley and Abigail Smith, Kylar and Joey Murphy; his father Ted R. Knapp; and sister Tammy Maki (Mike) of Austin, Texas. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations made to The Honor Group, www.thehonorgroup.org, in memory of Coach Rock.
Carl J. Mowell & Son Funeral Home, Peachtree City – www.mowellfuneralhome.com
5-28-2015 Larry Svendsen ('82) "Larry M. Svendsen, 78, Green Bay, met his Lord and Savior on Monday, May 25, 2015, after a courageous fight with numerous health issues. Larry was born to Wilbert and Dagny Svendsen on January 28, 1937, on a farm in Southwest Iowa. He worked on that farm until he left for college at age 18. Larry came to know the Lord as his personal Savior at the Bible camp at the age of 13, and knew he wanted to serve the Lord from a young age. After college, he lived out his calling as a Pastor in Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. His passion though, was full time evangelism. He traveled the United States and Canada preaching the Gospel message in churches and camps. He wanted all to hear about his Savior and the Good News of the cross and salvation. Larry loved reading his Bible and watching his grandchildren play sports. He was a hard worker and held a job until the last year of his life.He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Janice; three children, Roland Svendsen, Sun Prairie; Raelynn (Kevin) Breil, Grand Blanc, MI; Rita (Phil) Schounard, Green Bay; nine grandchildren, Tiffany (Brad) Spies, TJ (Meg) Breil, Brenden Breil, Zachary Svendsen, Brock and Brynn Rice, Ashley, Erin and Andrew Schounard; two great-grandchildren, Ryder and Emilyn; three siblings, Elliott (Ardis) Svendsen, Harlan, IA; Keith (Cheryl) Svendsen, Loveland, CO; Carol (Johnny) Stoll, Coralville, IA; nieces, nephews and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents, his father-in-law and mother-in-law, and a great-grandson, Carson Dane Spies."
1-30-2015 Marcus Lane Wienke ('11) Marcus Lane Wienke, 25, passed away peacefully at home in the loving presence of his family and friends on January 30, 2015. He was born April 23, 1989 in Omaha, Nebraska to Lane and Michele (nee Darrah) Wienke. His family first moved to Texas before settling in Union Grove when he was a little boy. He grew up in Union Grove and attended Union Grove Baptist Church and School. Marcus graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Humanities with a minor in Business from Maranatha Baptist University in Watertown, WI. He last worked as a Physical Therapist Aid at Alliance Physical Therapy. Prior to his illness he had been accepted into the Airforce as a Drone Pilot. Marcus' Christian upbringing helped him develop a deep love for the Lord which led to trusting Christ as his Savior. It was his love and faith in God that gave him the strength to persevere in his battle with leukemia. Marcus was a major sports fan, with a special love of baseball and basketball. He played basketball and soccer in high school. It was his dream of working for ESPN someday. Marcus also loved to travel with particular interests in Hawaii and Ohio and New York. A young man with a great sense of humor, he earned himself the nickname "Your Funnyman." His family and friends will miss his fun and laughter and the love he enveloped them with. Marcus is survived by his loving parents, Lane and Michele; his brother, Alex; and his grandparents, Donald and Beverly Wienke. He will be greatly missed by his aunts and uncles, cousins and friends. Marcus was preceded in death by his grandparents, Gerald and Jacquelyn Darrah.
12-15-2014 Jason Lee Rice ('00) Jason Lee Rice, 38 of Danville, passed away Monday, December 15, 2014 at 5:14 PM at his home. He is survived by his loving wife, Rachel Rice of Danville; his son, Ethan; his parents, Doug Rice of Palmyra, WI and Phyllis Rice of Chesterfield, VA; two sisters, Rebekah Rice of Milwaukee, WI and Lydia (Stephen) Hickok of Chesterfield, VA; nieces Lilly, Adelaid, Magnolia, and one on the way; his paternal grandmother, Alice Rice of Michigan; and his in-laws, Larry and Barb Potts of Danville. Jason is preceded in death by his paternal grandfather and both his maternal grandparents. Jason was born September 30, 1976 in Pensacola, FL to Doug and Phyllis (Minton) Rice. He graduated from Maranatha Baptist University in Watertown, WI with a bachelor's degree in biblical studies and went on to do some graduate studies. Jason married Rachel Nichole Potts on June 7, 2008 in Watertown, WI. They then had one son, Ethan, whom Jason loved to spend time with. Jason was a member of the Danville Municipal Band in which he played the tuba. He was also a member of the First Baptist church where he led the church orchestra and was in charge of the men's singing group. He was also a member of the Maranatha Baptist University Alumni Association. Jason was a dedicated Green Bay Packers fan. Memorials can be made to the fund set up in Jason's name at Danville Bell Credit Union, 3591 N. Vermilion Street, Danville, IL. Sunset Funeral Home and Cremation Center, A Life Celebration Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please join Jason's family in sharing memories on the tribute wall at www.sunsetfuneralhome.com.
2-17-2014 Pastor Mike Marshall ('82) Pastor Mike Marshall went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, February 15. Pastor Marshall served at North Point Baptist Church in Libertyville, IL and was married to Rosalie (Herbert, '74). They have two children–Mike Jr. ('12) and Sarah ('03).
5-15-2013 Pastor Gale Schafer ('70) Pastor Gale Schafer went home to be with the Lord on May 12 at 8:45 a.m. Pastor Schafer was the founding pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Jefferson, as well as a number of other ministries across Wisconsin. He was 99 1/2 years old, married for 76 years to his wife, Mildred, and one of the pioneers for Baptist churches in the state of Wisconsin.
1-16-2013 Debran Janne Thompson ('74) Miss Debran Thompson went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at the age of 60. Debran is remembered for her years of ministry with the Appalachian Rescue Mission in Hindman, KY.
Her obituary is as follows:
60, of Hindman, Kentucky, passed away Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at the Hazard ARMC. She was born in Portsmouth, Ohio on May 30, 1952 to Oland C. Thompson and Julia Jane Schilichter. She is survived by her Mother, Julia Jane Pierce. Funeral services for Janne Thompson will be 7 P.M., Saturday, January 19, 2013 at the Hindman Funeral Services Chapel with Chris Fugate and Rob Paddock officiating. Friends may call for visitation at the Hindman Funeral Services Chapel, Saturday after 4 P.M. An additional funeral service will be held, 11A.M., Monday, January 21, 2013 at the Colonial Hills Baptist Church at Carmel, Indiana with Darrell Moore, Jack Weigle, Jim Quillen and Rob Paddock officiating. Burial will follow at the Carmel Cemetery, Rangeline Rd., Carmel, Indiana. Hindman Funeral Services, Hindman, KY in charge of arrangements.
3-2-2012 Glen Teasdale (DD, '96) Pastor Glen H. Teasdale went home to be with the Lord he loved and served for over sixty-five years on Friday, March 2, 2012 at the age of 86.
Glen was born in Oak Park, Illinois, on May 15, 1925, to Harold and Helen Teasdale. He grew up in River Forest, Illinois and graduated from the Oak Park-River Forest Township High School. During his time in River Forest, he came to know Christ as his personal Savior at the age of 12.
After graduation from high school, he attended a year at the River Falls State College before the Lord called him into the ministry. After receiving the call, he transferred to the Northwestern Bible School in Minneapolis, MN. While there, he began preaching at a small country church in Hersey, Wisconsin. After graduating from Bible school, he became the pastor of that church.
During that time, he met and later married his wife Marjorie (nee Hollerud) on June 16, 1953. After getting married, the young couple moved to Park River, North Dakota, and pastored a church there for a short time. Then, they were called to the First Baptist Church of New Lisbon, Wisconsin where they served for nine years. In 1964, Pastor Teasdale, his wife, and three daughters took up the challenge of becoming the pastor of a new church in Waukesha. He took over as pastor in June of 1964 and served the Lord here until his retirement in 2011. In fact, he preached his last message on his birthday–May 15, 2011.
While in Waukesha, he saw the church grow and move from its first location on the corner of Maple and Carroll Streets, across from the library, to its present location across Highway TT from the Meadowbrook Shopping Center. He also led in the opening of the Waukesha Christian Academy in the fall of 1976 and served as the administrator of the school until this past fall. Over the many years of service here in Waukesha, he also served on many state boards, including those of the Wisconsin Independent Baptist Mission which helped start Baptist churches around the state, the Chetek Baptist Assembly–a Bible camping ministry in northwestern Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Association of Christian Schools, a body of independent, fundamental Christian schools around the state.
Some may have heard Pastor Teasdale on radio station WVCY (107.7 FM). He had a nightly broadcast on that station through the seventies and early eighties. Then, he changed to just a Saturday night broadcast beginning in 1982 until his failing health prevented him from continuing in July of 2011. In 1997, Pastor Teasdale was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Maranatha.
Pastor Teasdale is survived by his wife Marjorie; five children Karen, Donna (Gerald) Goessel, Eileen (Greg) Neu, John, and David–all of Waukesha; five grandchildren Stephen (Ruth) Goessel, Rebekah Goessel, Sarah Goessel, Elisabeth Goessel, and Julia Goessel; and two great-grandchildren Gavin and Noel Goessel. He is also survived by a sister Lila Franson of Des Moines, Iowa, and a brother John Teasdale of Titusville, Florida. Pastor Teasdale was preceded in death by his parents and a brother who died at birth.
The visitation will be held from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at the Faith Baptist Church, 3250 Summit Ave. Waukesha, WI 53188. A second visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. funeral service on Wed., March 7, at Faith Baptist Church, (see address above). Pastor Doug Richards will be officiating. Interment at Baptist Memorial Cemetery in Mukwonago, WI.
The family wishes to thank the Waukesha Memorial Hospital Medical Oncology Clinic for their months of excellent, compassionate care. They would also like to thank the kind folks from the Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care group for their help at the end. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorials be made to the Faith Baptist Church (see address above) or the Waukesha Christian Academy (same as church).
Cesarz, Charapata & Zinnecker Funeral Home, Cremation and Pre-Planning Services is serving the family. For online obituary or to leave a condolence, please visit www.WaukeshasFuneralHome.com.
12-29-2011 Tim Weber ('96) Timothy C. Weber (43) of Watertown passed away on Thursday December 29, 2011 following an auto accident.
Tim was born on March 25, 1968 in Peoria,IL the son of Carl & Edna (Frye) Weber. He graduated from Maranatha with a Bachelors of Science degree. He married Jeannette Stewart on July 9, 1994 in Waukesha. Tim worked for Maranatha for a number of years and currently worked sales and service with Cintas. He was a member of Cornerstone Church in Waterloo, where he served on the leadership committee and the board of elders. Growing up in the restaurant business, Tim enjoyed the culinary arts. He coached the Watertown Storm Baseball team for three years. He loved the Chicago Bears and the Cubs.
Survivors include: wife Jeannette; son Tyler; daughter Emily all of Watertown; mother Edna Weber of East Peoria, IL; two sisters Janet (Don) Cantello of Mokena, IL and Carla (David) Armstrong of East Peoria, IL; brother Steve (Marsha) Weber of Morton, IL; also survived by a number of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his father, sister Jane Moore and a niece Sarah Tabor. Memorials may be given to Cornerstone Church or the children's education fund.
Funeral service will be held 11:00 AM on Tuesday January 3, 2012 at Cornerstone Church Waterloo with the Rev. Steve Weber and Rev. Keith Doyle officiating. Visitation will be held on Monday 5-7 PM and on Tuesday one hour prior to the service at the church. Burial will be in the Ebenezer Moravian Cemetery Watertown.
12-28-2011 David Baldwin ('72) David James Baldwin. Age 63 of Laingsburg passed away on December 28, 2011 at Sparrow Hospital. Funeral Services will be held 11am Saturday, December 31, 2011 at Immanuel Baptist Church in Corunna with Dr. Douglas Jackson and Pastors Steve Brown and Doug LesVesque officiating. Burial will follow at Reed Cemetery in Victor Township. The family will receive friends at Nelson-House Funeral Home on Friday from 2 to 4pm and 7 to 9pm.
David was born on December 13, 1948 in Port Huron, the son of Glen and Donna (Jones) Baldwin. He graduated from Port Huron High School, class of 1967 and Maranatha in 1973.
David was a member of Laingsburg First Baptist Church where he served as Head Deacon and was a board member of the M.A.A.C.S. and Maranatha. He was an avid hunter of deer, turkey and bear and also loved to trap wild game.
David married Linda Horton on June 10, 1972 in Tipton, Ohio.
He was a teacher and coach for various Christian Schools and most recently had been a Principal at Grove Christian School. For the past 11 years he has owned and operated Thermal Trust in Owosso.
David is survived by his wife Linda; three daughters April (Mark) Wilson of St. Johns, Jenny (Josh) Park of Pennsylvania and Christie (Nick) Jones of Ovid; one son David (Bethany) Baldwin of Owosso; eight grandchildren Haley, Cutler, Brayden, Gavin, Delaney, Joshua, Micah and Levi; two brothers Fred (Kathy) Baldwin of Port Huron and Robert (Debbie) Baldwin of North Branch; several nieces and nephews.
He is predeceased by his parents, sister Diane Aston and brother Rick Baldwin.
Memorial Contributions are suggested to Laingsburg Christian School.
Online Condolences may be sent to the family at Nelson-House.com. Obituary is from Nelson-House.com.
11-21-2011 A Tribute to Kathy (Greenwaldt, '90) Storkson by her husband Britt Storkson– Wednesday, October 19, 2011 the angels came and carried Kathy [Greenwaldt] Storkson home to be with the Lord. Her passing was sudden and unexpected and a great loss to all who knew her.
Kathy and I were married August 28, 2011 at Calvary Bible Fellowship in Madison, WI. I was 56 and she was 49 and it was the first marriage for both of us. The wedding was a wonderful time with nearly 170 well-wishers on hand to witness the event. Sadly, the same room that hosted our wedding also serviced her funeral less than eight weeks later.
Kathy will be remembered for many things as she brightened the lives of all who knew her. Kathy completed my life as my wife for a very brief time . . . Time that I will cherish. I grew to love Kathy with a love so incredibly deep and strong . . . A love that I had never experienced before.
Kathy was poor but content and we enjoyed planning the move out of the modest apartment where she had lived in for many years and into a house of our own that she could fix up just the way she wanted.
Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him? James 2:5.
Kathy was limited by disability but had unlimited faith. How much faith does it take to believe, at age 49, that God would deliver a never-married man literally to her door to ask for her hand in marriage? And that's exactly what happened.
". . . Yes, Lord," she said "but even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from their masters' table". Then Jesus answered, "Woman, you have great faith! Your request is granted." Matthew 15:27, 28.
I would like to extend thanks to all who touched our lives.
10-21-2011 Kathy (Greenwaldt, '90) Storks Kathy Greenwaldt Storkson unexpectedly went home to be with the Lord on Friday, October 21, 2011.
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Calvary Bible Fellowship
2841 Index Road
Madison, WI
Viewing will be from 1:00 to 3:00. Service at 3:00 with dinner to follow.
10-13-2011 V.K. Cheriyan ('74) Pastor V.K. Cheriyan was promoted to glory on October 13, 2011. Please pray for comfort and strength for the Cheriyan family.
10-6-2011 Vicki Darden ('78) Vicki Lynn Darden went home to be with her Lord October 6, 2011, age 56 years. Beloved daughter of Patricia and the late Charles Darden. Dear sister of Richard Darden, Judy (James) Strobel, Cynthia (Erwin) Knies and Robin Darden. Further survived by 6 nieces, 5 nephews, 6 great-nieces, 7 great-nephews and other relatives and friends. Vicki was a graduate of Maranatha and a member of Brookside Baptist Church.
3-22-2011 Edward Brandt ('79) Edward L. Brandt, 80, of Paragould, Ark., formerly of Lake Mills, Wis., died on Tuesday, March 22, 2011.
He was born on Feb. 6, 1931, in Waterloo, Wis., the son of the late Edward F. and Helen (Blank) Brandt.
Edward married Patricia O'Neill on Nov. 1, 1955.
He was a graduate of Maranatha Bible College in Watertown, Wis., graduating in 1979.
Edward helped start four Christian schools, two of which still exist today. He also helped start the Rock Lake Baptist Church in Lake Mills.
He had served in the U.S. Air Force for 21 years.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia: one daughter, Kathleen (Dave) Johnson of Chesterton, Ind.; one son, Edward (Kimberly) Brandt Jr. of Paragould; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one brother, Ronald Brandt of Van Nuys, Calif.; and other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Robert; two sisters, Lois Eiden and Beverly Punzel; one daughter, Lorraine Brandt; and one son, Larry Brandt.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, March 29, at 11 a.m. at the Rock Lake Baptist Church in Lake Mills, Wis., with Pastor Vince B. Kobosh officiating. Burial will be in the Aztalan-Milford Cemetery with military graveside rites by the Lake Mills American Legion Post No. 67.
Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. on Monday at the Claussen Funeral Home, 416 W. Lake St. in Lake Mills, and after 10 a.m. on Tuesday at the church until the time of service.
2-6-2011 Pastor Kenneth Owens ('72) Kenneth Lee Owens was born December 27, 1935 at Colorado Springs, CO to Robert and Christine (Givens) Owens. He graduated from McKinley High School in Missouri. Kenneth served in The United States Air Force from 1954-1962 serving in lackland, TX, Williams Bay, WI, Luther Ontario, Canada, and Colorado Springs, CO. He was a truck driver for his father, Valley Steel in Missour and Quality Carriers in Burlington, WI. He then attended Pillsbury Baptist Bible College and graduated from Maranatha in Watertown, WI in 1972. Whiel in college, Kennet was a supervisor at UPS in Watertown. Kenneth married Betty Jo Zaspel December 3, 1955 at the Methodist Church in Burlington, WI. Kenneth served in the ministry in Sparta, WI, Chetek, WI, Menomonee, WI, and New Lisbon, WI. They retired to Concord in 2004, then moved into Laurel. Kenneth was a member of Evangelical Free Church in Concord. He loved preaching, counseling, working and being with people.
Kenneth is survived by his wife, Betty Jo; two sons, Rick (Shannon) Owens of Senora, CA and Randy (Marti) Owens of Houston, TX and; daughter, Tamara (Rev. Todd) Thelen of Concrod; ten grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brother Robert (Willia Dean) Owens of Carroll, OH; sister, and brothers-in-law, Doris Russell of Aiken, SC, Barbara (Glen) Zieitler of St. Louis, MO, and Morey Morris of Emerson, GA; nieces and nephews.
Kenneth was preceded in death by his parents; brother James Willis "Jay" Owens; and sister, Delores Morris.


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Twitter breaks into the wine biz
Whuh? Twitter started allowing pre-orders of its new wine last week. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir to be exact. And 25 percent of the purchase price of each $20 bottle goes to charity. Not bad! The California-based company has teamed up with a DIY winery and a childrens' literacy non-profit to make and sell what it has dubbed "Fledgling Wine."
The Pinot is described as "from some of the top Pinot vineyards on the West Coast including Amber Ridge, La Encantada, and Doctor's," and the Chard as "a perfectly balanced interpretation of Chardonnay. A version that will be a crowd pleaser--fresh and lively, yet also possess enough flesh to accompany more contemplative settings."
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1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Wash cauliflower and remove the large outer leaves, reserving the tender ones for roasting. Trim bottom of cauliflower to make an even base.
2. With a sharp knife, slice the cauliflower vertically into inch-thick "steaks."
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When I was told I would have a new 2013 XV Crosstrek for a week-long test-drive, I was excited. I like Subaru vehicles. Because all Subaru vehicles are fully equipped with their signature All-Wheel-Drive, they can go almost anywhere, including snow or sand conditions, as well into the backwoods trail. The Crosstrek comes in either the Premium or Limited trim levels. The Limited is outfitted with slightly more items and is slightly more upscale. The test model was the Limited, five-door (hatchback) model with the optional CVT. There is an standard five-speed manual model. Although the popular color choice appears to be a luminescent orange, the test model was Marine Blue Pearl with a black leather interior.
The Subaru XV Crosstrek is roomy, capable, versatile, and fun to drive. It has an 8.7-inch ground clearance and plenty of room for passengers and cargo. It is really like the Impreza wagon with more ground clearance and better fuel economy. The five-door hatchback model features larger front brakes, a larger gas tank, and a few exclusive design features. There is increased use of high-tensile steel in the body structure for added strength and security.
The standard power-plant is a 2.0 liter four-cylinder engine, producing 148 horsepower, with a five-speed manual transmission. The Continuously Variable Transmission is considered optional. The test model with the CVT, which are more efficient than a regular automatic. However, the CVT can be a little noisy and it takes some time to adjust to the gear changes. The vehicles was EPA rated at 25 mpg city and 33 mpg highway.
Inside, the Crosstrek is okay, but not necessarily upscale impressive. Then again, this is not an expensive vehicle. The interior trim and textures were adequate for the job. There are a number of storage compartments and bottle holders, which are really important to a lot of drivers. The leather seats in the Limited were very comfortable and the contrast stitching was attractive.
It has only been a few short years since small compact crossovers were considered mostly for college-bound drivers. That time has passed. The compact crossover has entered into mainstream purchase consideration due to fuel economy, pricing, and versatility. The Subaru Crosstrek provides an excellent ride, trail ability with its All-Wheel-Drive, and good maneuverability.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59052&th=12115#msg_59052 <![CDATA[Umm.. so some one just purchased a copy of my Dragon Scale ring, and when I tried to upload the correct file for the size, It's failed 5 times now... I've e-mailed customer service and I'm awaiting a reply.. but.. Is there a problem with the Co-Creater upload?

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 ]]> aeron203 2012-12-22T02:27:47-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59061&th=12115#msg_59061 <![CDATA[Thanks for the heads up, I've already done that so I"m glad I've already taken those steps. ]]> Ray716 2012-12-22T02:31:08-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59097&th=12115#msg_59097 <![CDATA[Still waiting to hear from Customer Service... ]]> Ray716 2012-12-23T00:41:55-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59098&th=12115#msg_59098 <![CDATA[Customer Service doesn't work Saturdays or Sundays. If you emailed Friday, you have to wait until Monday or later (and remember Tuesday is Xmas). They are 8x5 or a bit more, maybe even16x5 if the opening hours of the two countries don't overlap, and they can take some days to reply. Few things are really 24x7 and 60 minute response time.]]> stannum 2012-12-23T01:06:45-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59100&th=12115#msg_59100 <![CDATA[Also.. the Customer Service team is located in the Netherlands. Their work day ends around noon for the Eastern US.]]> stonysmith 2012-12-23T03:38:01-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59102&th=12115#msg_59102 <![CDATA[No CS in the NY branch?]]> stannum 2012-12-23T05:01:57-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59106&th=12115#msg_59106 <![CDATA[Well, I've already sent a message to my customer saying that there are technical difficulties... Hopefully this can be resolved quickly. I've already tried to upload the correct file 9 times and failed each time.  This is the main reason I dont like the current co-creater system.. For some projects it's too much effort...

 Thanks for the Information.

 Ray]]> Ray716 2012-12-23T05:39:56-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59130&th=12115#msg_59130 <![CDATA[I noticed your Dragon Scale ring has a lot of detail. Is it a large file? The past few months I've been having issues trying to get anything over about 36mb to upload, even though 64mb is supposed to be the file size limit. The larger sized files cause the automatic software checks to "time out" before they are completed. I've tried some work arounds to reduce the file size (running STL's through netfabb cloud, uploading ad x3d, etc.) which has helped but it is still frustrating with detailed models.

 ]]> bluelinegecko 2012-12-23T21:35:39-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59131&th=12115#msg_59131 <![CDATA[Good question bluelinegecko,

 my file is 891 kb or 0.870117mb... So I doubt that is it... what I think the issue is that i'm trying to upload the largest file for the series, which is also the same file that is my main or placeholder file.

 Ray]]> Ray716 2012-12-23T22:19:06-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59216&th=12115#msg_59216 <![CDATA[Are you able to upload the file as a regular file? I'll contact service to see if they have resolved this yet.]]> Youknowwho4eva 2012-12-26T13:49:42-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59252&th=12115#msg_59252 <![CDATA[they uploaded it as a regular file, but the money was already taken out for the co-creator, and my customer doesn't want to be double charged.

 btw, I LOVE the fact that i now know who has purchased my designs! At least for the Co-Creator.

 Ray]]> Ray716 2012-12-26T22:19:57-00:00 Re: Is there a problem with the Co-Creater Upload? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=59260&th=12115#msg_59260 <![CDATA[Note that the upload of the customized model does not work on IE (IE8 at least). Same thing for the upload of pictures on the model page (does not work on IE, works fine on Chrome). I guess this is a known bug...]]> Magic 2012-12-27T10:25:50-00:00


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Recovering from cancer often means a long treatment period, sometimes with side effects from surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. A new program at MidMichigan Health is designed to help cancer survivors and those going through treatment feel better and get stronger.
Survivorship Training and Rehabilitation (STAR Program) assists patients to heal from cancer's debilitating side effects and symptoms. Physicians, physical and occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dietitians and mental health professionals associated with MidMichigan Health work together to create a personalized plan to help patients increase strength and energy, alleviate pain, improve appetite and enhance quality of life.
Dr. Ramesh Kumar, M.D., Medical Oncologist at MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland, comments on the benefits of STAR Program rehabilitation. "Patients who have received rigorous cancer care, including surgical resection, chemotherapy and/or radiation, are often left with side effects and symptoms from these treatments. With illnesses and injuries other than cancer, such as a heart attack, it is accepted practice to provide rehabilitation, and there is growing evidence that exercise and therapy during and following cancer treatment also improve patient outcomes. By offering physical therapy, dietary consultations, exercise plans and more following a coordinated plan we are able to help restore patients' strength and sense of well being."
MidMichigan Health is certified in STAR Program by the Massachusetts-based Oncology Rehab Partners, leading experts in the field of survivorship care. STAR Program Certification qualifies MidMichigan Health to offer premium oncology rehabilitation services to cancer patients and survivors. MidMichigan Health is the only health system in Michigan to provide access to STAR Program certified professionals throughout the entire system and the 12 counties it serves. Clinical team members, including physicians, physical and occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dietitians and mental health professionals in MidMichigan Oncology and Rehabilitation Departments received intensive training in oncology rehabilitation to be certified.
The STAR Program is available at the following MidMichigan Health locations.
®STAR Program is a registered trademark of Oncology Rehab Partners.
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