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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Oakdale with free breakfast and seasonal outdoor pool
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Situated in Oakdale, this motel is within a 10-minute walk of Mike's Card Casino and Oakdale Cowboy Museum. Rainbow Fields is 7.1 mi (11.4 km) away.
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Along with coffee/tea in a common area, this motel has a seasonal outdoor pool and a 24-hour front desk. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include RV/bus/truck parking.
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Holiday Motel Oakdale
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Hotel Amenities
A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Oakdale motel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 32
- Number of floors - 1
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Internet access
- Free self parking
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
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Recreational amenities at the motel include a seasonal outdoor pool.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
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- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
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sturdy, grey, a really nice cart. All the parts were supplied, only 50 lbs in shipping. Wheels are good on concrete floors.
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Your review: I ordered this cart to use as a portable potting cart for gardening. This Utility Cart allows me to re-soil large pots close to where they reside. During the winter, the cart is useful as a place for tender plants in my garage.
Pros: The overall size of this cart is useful for carrying supplies in the bottom and having utensils or pots on the top. I like that there is no lip to the top so it's easier to move pots on and off.
Cons: My husband assembled the cart for me and found the screws for the wheel attachment to be rather short. Another 1/4" in length would be helpful. Also, the directions for assembly had been tucked inside a promotional circular and we didn't find them until finished.
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Your review: I bought this for my Harvest Right Freeze Dryer, which is about 120 lbs with the vacuum pump. Arrived w/no damage. Very easy to assemble (if you have any skill whatever). Quite sturdy.
Pros: Product - relatively easy assembly, though I did have to get on my back for some bolts, and needed someone to help hold a wrench as I tightened. Very sturdy. Very fair price.
Cons: Shipping - lame. Said it was available for same day shipping, and I had to contact them repeatedly over several days to get it finally shipped. Great product, lame shipping. Did arrive with no damage.
perfect for what I need
Your review: This is not a typical use for this cart, it will be an integral part of a film processing machine. It fits this situation better than any of the others I have used in the past and is 1/3 the cost of one from the manufacturer.
Pros: Easy to put together. Stable and solid for holding the 200 pounds that will be sitting on it for years to come.
Cons: I would like to see one 4 inches wider. This is not a "con" so much as it is a request.
Far Exceeded Expectations!
Your review: Our elections office is quite busy with lots of tubs of mail that have to be transported from one office to another several times a day and this cart was purchased in the hope of making those trips more efficient and less physically painful. IT HAS SUCCEEDED!
Pros: Steady, secure, strong, and a variety of uses in its future in our office!
Cons: Had to have our amazing facility service workers put it together as they the correct tools workbench to get the job done.
Flat top shelf & utility cart
Your review: I purchased this cart for electrical work.The flat top is great for my prints & hand tools. Makes a great mobile work surface. I have two wire spools on the bottom shelf,these happen to be 2500 ft. spools & the cart handles the weight just fine.Assembly took less than 30 min.
Pros: Great mobile work surface,handles weight,best price that I could find & easy assembly.
Cons: None
Great Carts
Your review: These utility carts are built well, and easy to assemble with a few tools. One thing to note: these carts are not slate gray as shown in the picture, but rather gray with a hint of purple. These will stand out nicely in the event that someone trys to steal your cart.
Pros: Solid cart, packaged nicely. Easy to assemble.
Cons: Color in photo does not accurately depict actual product.
The Best Value Cart?
Your review: We purchased 2 carts and use them for pulling material for orders in the warehouse, as well as loading them up with small incoming and outgoing packages.
Pros: sturdy, grey, a really nice cart. All the parts were supplied, only 50 lbs in shipping. Wheels are good on concrete floors.
Cons: Need to give yourself enough room when assembling. They use slotted screws to secure the wheels to the cart making it more difficult than it needed to be.(Phillips head would have been easier) They used small wood screws to secure the top to the legs of the cart. Need to be careful when assembling we put a crack in the top tightening it down.
flat top utility carts
Your review: I bought these carts to replace "chrome" wire types which rust after frequent washing which we need to do. The new plastic carts seem to be very sturdy and move very easily. Good product, good priceing.
Pros: very cleanable and easy to mmove.
Cons: none
Great Value
Your review: This cart was easy to assemble and has been perfect for my needs of working on 150 to 200 pound machines.
Pros: Ideal height. Easy to maneuver and lift. Very durably constructed. Not likely to tip. Excellent value for under $100.
Cons: Shipping costs were close to half the price. No drainage on lower deck so moisture can collect and rust steel wheel bolts. Comes with two different types of wheels - one set goes straight the other set allows for turns. There were no instructions on this but it was clear that the turning wheels go on the back (near the hand rest).
Hi, this cart has two swivel wheels and two fixed wheels. Can you purchase additional swivel wheels to convert the cart to having 4 swivel wheels? If so, please send a link so I can purchase them. Thanks
Question Asked By: Doug , Oregon , June 20, 2017
Question Answered By: anonymous
Hello Doug, You can order Global model number RP1002 which is a full set of replacement wheels. http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/material-handling/trucks-carts/plastic-shelf-carts/5-rubber-caster-kit-plastic-service-carts-2-swivel-2-rigid Thank you for your interest in our product!
Can I use locking wheel # C5L906251 with your utility cart # WB498529. If not, please let us know how to lock the utility cart WB498529.
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nsf approved?
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Can I buy a replacement top?
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Can you get a replacement top for this cart? If so what is the part# and price.
Question Asked By: Jeff , June 04, 2015
just want to verify- I can load 500 lbs on top shelf only. Comparable products state 250 lbs per shelf for an overall capacity of 500 lbs
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What is the Weight capacity per shelf?
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Question Answered By: Product Expert , March 06, 2015
The capacity isn't rated per shelf because the overall load will be concentrated to the 4 casters holding the unit. Each caster has a weight capacity of 125 pounds which gives the unit a total weight capacity of 500 pounds. No matter how the weight is put on to this cart, the overall weight should not exceed 500 pounds (evenly distributed).
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A definite pressure Warrior. Without Final Thrust, the ability to spike is weakened, but Dragon Slash allows you to spam your adrenaline skills much more often. This is a strongly offense-oriented warrior for HA and GvG, but it can be used in AB and the Arenas with some modification (see Variants).
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<pvxbig> [build prof=warri/any swords=12+1+1 streng=12+1][Sever Artery][Gash][Sun and Moon Slash][Dragon Slash][Bull's Strike][Frenzy][Rush][Resurrection Signet][/build] </pvxbig>
Equipment Edit
- Any armor set can be used with this build.
- Vampiric, Zealous, Ebon, Furious prefixes, and with an of Fortitude suffix are preferred.
Usage Edit
- Regardless of secondary profession, this build focuses on repeatable adrenaline attacks to apply pressure on the target, while other warriors come in to spike.
- Use Sun and Moon Slash for unblockable damage.
- Use Rush to start off your attacks and to either run from or run to a target
Counters Edit
- Anti-warrior conditions and hexes apply to this build.
Variants Edit
- Replace Rush with Dash, Sprint or Enraging Charge for a different speed boost.
- If you're looking for self-healing, take Healing Signet, along with additional points in Tactics, or just take along Lion's Comfort for a less powerful heal that can also feed Dragon Slash.
- Take Shock for a knockdown.
- You can add Conjure spells for additional pressure.
- Take Disarm as utility.
- If a hard res is preferred, take Death Pact Signet. Place extra attribute points into Restoration Magic.
- Replace Frenzy with Tiger Stance, and Rush with Enraging Charge.
Notes Edit
- Final Thrust does not synergize well with Dragon Slash, thus the build is not making use of it.
- Pairs well with Devastating Hammer and Shock Axe.
- This build cannot cope with hexes.


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Should I be receiving PET/CAT scans? I am a 3 year breast cancer survivor. I had a 9cm ILC not seen on mammo. how is a recurrance or mets to other regions detected?READ MORE
If lobular breast cancer is "sneaky" and harder to detect; Is it also harder to detect a recurrance?
ILC is always harder to detect, it's true. Mets to other regions, however, are NOT harder to detect, so you're fine with the usual testing there — which is basically blood tests, manual exams (to feel your liver, etc.); and reporting anything unusual to your doctor (bone pain, headaches, etc.)
As for a recurrence, if you had a mastectomy it's unlikely. However, you're more likely to have a new ILC in your other breast, than you would be if you had been diagnosed with IDC. AND you're more likely to survive it, than you would be if you had IDC—which is the balance. ILC, statistically, has a higher incidence of appearing in the other breast, but a better survival rate. And really, the only way to detect ILC in the breast is by regular exams from your doctor, and regular mammograms. You might also ask about alternating MRI with mammograms; although it produces a lot of troublesome false positives, MRI also pickes up masses that mammmgrams miss.
I'm an 8-year ILC survivor - hang in there! And good luck - PJH
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In Everyday Use, are the differences between the sisters clear from the beginning of the story?
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Yes. Dee and Maggie are very different from the start of the story. Maggie is shuffling in the yard timidly awaiting her sister's return. She is timid, and afraid of confrontation.
Dee has always been outspoken and demanding. Their mother is aware of the way Dee always runs over Maggie's wishes, and that Maggie always just gives in to Dee.


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The audition process in Hollywood has a very fast turn around time. Actors often receive their auditions with just one day notice. Therefore, actors need a process that will allow them to breakdown the material, make choices, and execute a perfect audition in a short amount of time. I have been on several hundred auditions in film, T.V., and theater. I communicate from experience what is effective. There is not any one type of "style" or "method" taught here. I use several different approaches to attack the material, and some styles are better suited than others, depending on the project or role. We work on both dissecting the script, and the emotional life of the character. I have worked on one hour dramas, multi camera comedies, and single camera comedies. I will explain the performance differences in genre and tone. In addition, we focus on comedy for Nickelodeon and Disney XD in my youth classes.
We focus here on the path of the artist and the best way to stay on course in this challenging town. There are many uphill battles when approaching the film and television business. I try to offer guidance to actors of all skill levels and age ranges. I have clients who started acting this year, and I also have clients with theater degrees from Yale. I have clients currently working on shows from ages 6-55 years old. I coach to the individual and to where they are in their journey as an actor. Those actors who are consistent will develop a process they can trust for any material they may face. The confidence that comes with the approach is invaluable and proven..
We will also focus on the business and marketing side of the industry, and how to best promote yourself to casting and possible representation. This is an aspect of the business that many of my actors and parents of young actors underestimate. Understanding who you are as an actor and what you in particular are "selling" is a critical part of the process. I have coached hundreds of working actors, but prefer not to use their headshots to advertise for my class. A list of working clients is available on request.
Joshua has taught at some of the top youth acting schools in Los Angeles. He has also taught several different youth and teen workshops across the country. His workshops have taken him to Ohio, Texas, New York, and Illinois. He has taught many youth classes in L.A, preparing young students with his process of breaking down the material. Actors are taught to understand both tone and genre. Once a month each young actor is put on tape, so they can watch back their own auditions. Joshua has several young clients working as series regulars on Nickelodeon and in prime-time television. Every parent and young actor should realize that nothing is more important than consistency at the start of an actors career. They need one proven process that breaks down the material and produces tangible results. The kids and teen classes provide this.
Adult classes focus on a combination of audition technique and scene work from current film and T.V. Each student performs every class. One week each month is filmed like an actual audition. The class will also focus on the promotion aspects of the business such as head shots, workshops, and representation. We address the business side of the industry and all marketing aspects for the actor. The advanced adult classes are designed to help actors who may have a strong background in theater and are looking to transition into the world of film and television. Joshua transitioned from working on Shakespeare's Othello to working on HBO's Entourage for 6 years. The introductory adult classes are for actors who are just starting their journey. The fundamentals taught in these classes will prepare the actor for the advanced and master classes. Joshua will take a one on one meeting with potential new clients to determine what class will be best for them.
Many of Joshua's clients do not live in L.A. Joshua has been working with adults and young actors via Skype and Face Time for the last five years. Many of his clients have booked roles from places like Texas, Ohio, and Georgia through working with Joshua in private tutorials online. Material is sent out from the classes he teaches here in Los Angeles. He works through the scenes with each actor face to face online. This allows actors all over the U.S to get top notch training that they would not normally have access to in their hometowns. There are many theater training options for actors outside of Los Angeles, but most of them do not have access to a coach with as much film and television experience as Joshua. Skype and Face Time is a way to bridge the distance gap and to get Joshua's process of approaching material to young and adult actors wherever they may be.


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Jarvis Kyles, a defensive back, also was very impressive, as was quarterback Tray Rutland. Like Wesley, both are warriors. And Jarvis has to be one of the most intense looking guys that I have ever seen. Both easily made their times and were the leaders of the pack in their group. Another true freshman quarterback, Ty Evans, gave Tray all he could handle. Ty showed a great competitive spirit. Defensive end Charles Burns also stood out while running next to Wesley. Although he couldn't keep up with him, he was never far behind. Another youngster, wide receiver Adron Chambers, seemed to get better with each run. Adron ran alongside veteran defensive back Marcus Evans during the runs and kept up with him for the most part. Two other freshmen also showed great conditioning as well, linebacker Jimmy Miller and punter Blake McAdams. Both made their times on all 16 of the 110s. There's no doubt both have worked hard this summer.
Fullback Brandon Hart also stood out, but missed a couple of runs to rest a sore leg. And let's not forget the walk-ons that were running. Three that stood out were snapper Eric Etheredge (he's from somewhere in Alabama), linebacker Mark Brown from Madison Central High School in Madison, Mississippi and defensive back Thomas McGee from Washington School in Greenville, Mississippi. All three made all their times.
Behind those guys were freshmen offensive linemen Johnny Carpenter and Chris Spencer. Both started out strong and were making their times, but then started feeling the impact of carrying 277 and 300 pounds. Both showed great potential, though.
Offensive lineman Craig Jenkins showed effort and never quit, but he's behind in his conditioning due to the excess weight. TE/DE Michael Gates isn't carrying excess weight, but it's obvious he's a little behind in his conditioning, but, like Craig, he never quit.
Two skilled position guys, wide receivers Aubrey Bell and Tay Bowser, did well early on and showed good effort later in the runs when it was obvious they were getting tired. Whilel they have some work to do before they are in the condition they need to be, they both showed good effort.
The two veterans in the bunch, Marcus Evans and offensive linemen Dio Herrera, were A+ guys, maybe even A++. Both easily made their times. If the rest of the MSU veterans are in the same kind of shape those two are, then Mississippi State won't be losing games in the 4th quarter due to fatigue. Plus, Herrera is already showing leadership ability. He ran beside Carpenter and Spencer encouraging them to run as hard as they could. And they responded as best they could. Folks, it's hard to believe how well Dio runs, especially considering he's about 300 pounds. And he carries that weight extremely well. His build reminds you a little of former Bulldog and current NFL offensive lineman Randy Thomas. He'll give Chris McNeil, a conditioning warrior if there ever was one, a run for his money in the running drills this year.
Watching these guys run would give any Mississippi State Bulldog fan tremendous hope for the future of MSU football.
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- Thursday, January, 30, 2014
Q&A: Facilities Exec Tim O'Connell Returns to the Reds
Tim O'Connell grew up the son of a Cincinnati Reds season-ticket holder, following the Hall of Fame careers of Bench, Morgan and Perez (not to mention a guy named Rose) at Riverfront Stadium. Within six years of the 1976 World Series, the second of two straight championships won by that Big Red Machine, O'Connell was working for the organization, rising to director of stadium operations just two years later. Following the MLB players' strike of 1994, O'Connell headed to the University of Dayton, where he oversaw $40 million in athletics facilities improvements during a 19-year stay at the school (though he continued to commute from Cincinnati). This fall, O'Connell returned to the Reds as vice president of ballpark operations. Senior editor Paul Steinbach asked O'Connell to share the backstory of his homecoming.
- Tuesday, January, 28, 2014
Aesthetic Maintenance Techniques Add Appeal to Clay Surfaces
David Mellor had just mowed a giant star pattern into the outfield grass and four more smaller versions on the infield turf in anticipation of the 2000 Triple-A All-Star Game in Rochester, N.Y. — much to the amazement of officials from the host Rochester Red Wings. They asked Mellor, who at the time served on the grounds crew of the Milwaukee Brewers and had been retained by Rochester as a consultant, if he could somehow incorporate stars on the infield clay, as well.
- Thursday, December, 19, 2013
Interest in Stadium and Arena Sustainability Continues to Grow
Home of the Portland Trail Blazers, the Moda Center became the first major league sports venue in the United States to achieve LEED gold certification in 2010 (it was called the Rose Garden at the time). But its sustainability record was well established by then.
- Wednesday, December, 18, 2013
Former Sporting Goods Exec Rallies Industry Around Inactivity Epidemic
While president of Wilson Sporting Goods at the time tennis was bouncing back from its 1990s participation slump, Jim Baugh began fielding calls from industry peers wondering how the turnaround could be replicated in other sports. That got Baugh thinking about a broader inactivity epidemic taking shape in America.
- Tuesday, December, 17, 2013
Stanford, Northwestern Use Reverse Auctions to Sell Football Tickets
With three marquee home football games in November, Stanford University fully tested the ticket-buying market over two weeks in August.
- Friday, December, 13, 2013
Pauley Pavilion Soffit Serves Acoustic, Aesthetic Purposes
The redesigned soffit extending from Pauley Pavilion's perimeter wall serves a number of purposes. It masks the catwalks and trusses above it with a hard surface that redirects crowd noise toward the UCLA basketball court, and it provides a fascia for the facility's first-ever ribbon boards.
- Tuesday, November, 19, 2013
Man Who Fell from 300 Deck in Buffalo Gets Stadium Ban
A fan who attempted to slide down the side railing of the 300 deck at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, only to topple backwards and land on a fan in the 200 level, has fallen out of favor with the hometown Bills. As a result of his actions Sunday, the fan has been banned from the stadium.
- Friday, November, 15, 2013
Judge: University Must Give Coach Termination Report
A judge ruled earlier today that Oakland University must provide former women's basketball coach Beckie Francis with a nearly unredacted copy of an investigative report that led to her June 12 firing.
- Friday, November, 15, 2013
Football Coach Arrested for Vandalizing Own School
An assistant high school football coach's apparent ploy to fire up players before a big game resulted in his arrest Wednesday for vandalizing school property.
- Wednesday, November, 13, 2013
Florida HS Transfer Eligibility Lawsuit Spurs Agreement
A football player who last week sued his school district over a year-old transfer policy will drop his suit in exchange for playing eligibility.
- Wednesday, November, 30, 2016
AB Show 2016: The Magic of Orlando
There's something about Orlando, Fla., that stirs the nostalgia in this AB Show-goer. It's where the conference and expo (as it used to be known) was held my first eight years at Athletic Business, and it has been there another four times since. In all, Orlando has served as the annual home away from home for AB roughly half the time in our show's 35-year history.
- Monday, November, 10, 2014
Get to Know Your Peers When Attending ABC
This is a story about a conversation Lou Holtz and I never had.
- Tuesday, August, 12, 2014
Robin Williams Drew Attention to Inaugural Augie's BASH
Robin Williams possessed the kind of frenetic magnetism that dared you to look away. For me, it wasn't possible. The actor/comedian's larger-than-life persona was tailor-made for a movie screen.
- Thursday, January, 17, 2013
Blog: The Tangled Webs of Lance Armstrong, Manti Te'o
The twisted tales of Lance Armstrong and Manti Te'o are now intertwined. Heroes to many, these athletes have lived lies before our eyes, and now those lies are unraveling within the same week.
- Monday, December, 03, 2012
Blog: The Life and Death of Rick Majerus
The first time I saw Rick Majerus in person, he was sitting in seldom-used end-court bleachers that had been wheeled into position for a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Class C basketball sectional at my high school alma mater's field house. I was there to cover a game for my hometown newspaper, The West Bend News. Majerus, an assistant coach at Marquette at the time (this was the mid-'80s), was there to scout Kohler, Wis., phenom Joe Wolf, who would eventually attend North Carolina.
- Friday, August, 17, 2012
Blog: Cheer These Pro Athletes for Giving Back
Assuming your membership in the Latrell "I have a family to feed" Sprewell Fan Club has expired, may we suggest a couple of options.
- Sunday, January, 17, 2010
Blog: Still Believing, 34 Years (and Counting) Later
Editor's Note: AB Senior Editor Paul Steinbach authored this piece in January 2010, but with February 22nd marking the 34th anniversary of the Miracle on Ice and the U.S. men's hockey team facing off against Canada on Friday, the message still rings true.
For nearly 30 years now, the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team has been an off-and-on obsession of mine.
- Thursday, December, 10, 2009
A Choice to Make
There's precedent for a Catholic institution sticking with a coach despite his pro-choice stance on abortion. Rick Majerus is in his third season heading the St. Louis University men's basketball program after admitting during a TV interview at a January 2008 Hillary Clinton campaign rally that he is "pro-choice, personally." But will a Catholic institution hire a pro-choice coach? Somehow, during speculation that University of Cincinnati head football coach Brian Kelly is next in line to bear the Notre Dame football cross, the rumor spread that Kelly, an Irish Catholic who decades ago campaigned for Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart, is pro-choice. But no one seems to know for sure. "I searched online media archives all day today trying to find one reputable media reference to Kelly's stance on abortion," read a Tuesday post by Brooks at sportsbybrooks.com. "I found none."
- Wednesday, November, 11, 2009
Hit 'Em Straight
When the AB editors dedicated our July issue to best environmental practices in the athletics, fitness and recreation industries, we managed to overlook one egregious hazard to our planet's health: golf balls.


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Lunging is a training tool with a multitude of benefits. It is the perfect way to calm a fizzy horse before the rider mounts, it helps to warm up cold muscles prior to a training session, enables young horses to be exercised without the weight of a rider on their backs, and it is the ideal way to reintroduce a horse to gentle work following injury or time off. It can help to improve flexibility and balance, rhythm and movement, as well as encourage the correct outline without using force. It is also an excellent aid for inexperienced riders who can hone their position and balance while their instructor controls the horse.
"Get lunging wrong and you could put your horse and yourself in danger"
It is only the perfect training tool, however, when the right equipment and environment are used. Get it wrong and you could be putting your horse and yourself in danger.
Don't contemplate lunging unless you have the right tools for the job. This includes a cavesson, which has some similarities to a halter. The main difference is the heavy, padded noseband which comes with metal rings attached. The lunge line — another essential piece of equipment — fixes to a ring on the front.
Additionally, you will need a lunge whip, a roller (or a saddle), a breastplate to stop them slipping backwards and brushing boots on all four legs to prevent injury from kicking. Remember, too, that the handler must wear a hard hat and gloves.
The cavesson can integrate with a snaffle bit and bridle, with the bridle cheek pieces placed over the cavesson noseband. You may need to lengthen the bridle's cheek pieces for fitting and remove the bridle's own noseband, as well as the reins. Ensure that the cavesson noseband sits just below the horse's cheek bones (a two-finger distance away) and all straps are done up firmly to stop the cavesson slipping round into the horse's eyes.
Fit side reins by slipping them under the girth straps and then attach the other end to the snaffle bit rings in a light contact while the horse is in a standing position.
An enclosed school with a non-slip surface is the perfect place for lunging. However, a flat, dry field with no ruts would be suitable alternative. Bear in mind, that circling places stress on a horse's limbs, so an undulating paddock with uneven ground is likely to cause injury, while lunging on wet grass is dangerous and can cause slips and falls.
The horse should walk, trot and canter on both reins on a circle 20m from the handler, who stands with the lunge line in their left hand and the whip (pointed at the horse's hind quarters) in their right, forming a triangle with the horse as the base and the trainer at the apex.
The lunge line should be neither too tight nor too loose and the whip should never be used to hit the horse, but it should be flicked near his hocks to encourage forward movement. The perfect device to control the horse while lunging is the handler's voice, which should be used to increase the pace and slow it down, with the whip only used to back up the voice in an unresponsive horse.
Never wind the lunge line around your hand. If the horse panics and bolts it could drag you with it. Instead lay it in equal loops across the palm of your hand, close the hand to keep a contact and then open it to let out the lunge line when necessary.
Do not lunge a schooled horse for more than half an hour. Reduce this time significantly for an unfit horse or a youngster.
It is vital that you seek help from an accredited trainer and learn properly before you try lunging for the first time.


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Today, I read this news from the Friends of the Warm Springs Pools:
In the May 29 Update Report, you may recall that I focused on "restoration." I said that KSL Capital, owners of The Homestead, had asked us whether we would raise money for them to use in repairing the Bath Houses. We had replied that this would not be possible---that individuals and foundations would not be willing to donate to KSL, a firm with very deep pockets, to do the work on the Bath Houses that KSL, exercising responsible corporate stewardship, should have already done with its own funds. This lead to a conversation about the future ownership of the Pools property, which I promised to discuss in the next Update Report.I certainly hope this means more resources will be made available for these historic structures. If you ever get the chance, the Jefferson Pools are well worth a visit, as is the rest of Bath County, Virginia.
Well, things happen in a month. KSL has sold The Homestead and four other resort properties to Omni Hotels and Resorts, a privately owned company headquartered in Irving, Texas. Unlike the "venture capital" approach of KSL, Omni has demonstrated an interest in long-term ownership of hotel and resort properties. Many people see better days ahead for The Homestead.
On behalf of Preservation Bath, Lee Elliott and I sent a letter to Michael Deitemeyer, President of Omni Hotels and Resorts, in which we highlighted the endangered Bath Houses at the Warm Springs Pools and also offered to work with him to find the best way to save and properly restore the buildings. We look forward to those conversations and will do our best to keep you informed about our progress.


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The strong southerly breezes expected to whip through The Australian Golf Club later this week have already forced officials into a slight rethink, returning one hole to a par five after realising the green would be extremely difficult to reach in two shots.
It has meant par will now be 71 around the historic Rosebery layout, opening up a birdie opportunity on the 510-metre 14th hole.
"Having had a look at where the players were hitting the ball into the southerly winds, they weren't getting far enough down for the kick-off effect which we thought they may have," tournament director Trevor Herden said.
"To be fair we've brought it back to a par five and a par 71. It's still a difficult par five, but it should be a good little test. It will be the breather you need before rocking onto the 15th tee, and 18 might be the toughest drive in Sydney."
Most of the field had their first look at the revamped course in Sydney's inner south during Tuesday's practice round and expressed fears the notorious afternoon breeze would harness low scoring.
But Herden said the course could not be in better condition for the pinnacle of the Australian summer, which has again lured defending champion and world No.1 Rory McIlory back to Sydney for a return bout with Adam Scott.
"There's quite a lot of pressure on the drive on some of these holes," Herden said. "It's just an all-round good test. It's long and strong, a lot of flexibility for us in terms of wind in certain circumstances ... the players love it.
"The good thing about this golf course is it hasn't had a lot of golf on it. If you look at these greens there's hardly a pitch mark on them and on the fairways there's not a lot of divots either. It will be a wonderful surface to play golf on."
McIlroy will headline the field during Thursday's opening round after being slated for an early morning tee time alongside veteran Australians Geoff Ogilvy and Matt Jones.
Scott has been paired with American young gun Jordan Spieth and his Australian Masters conqueror Nick Cullen.
Golf Australia chief executive officer Stephen Pitt said hopes of making McIlroy a permanent fixture at the Australia Open would begin as soon as the tournament wrapped up on Sunday.
"Firstly we try to give him a good experience at the tournament," Pitt said. "But having said that, not long after the final putt dropped last year we were already talking to about him coming back, and it was something he was open to; a, he loves Australia and Sydney, and b), he really enjoys the tournament.
"He's got very fond memories and we would love to see him as a regular fixture. Last year it was Rory v Adam round one and this year it is Rory v Adam round two.
"Thriller in Manilla, Rumble in the Jungle ... whatever you want to call it. But we've got the two heavyweights of world golf going at it again and it's enormously exciting."


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- What You Need to Know About 3-D Printing and Intellectual Property
- Trademark Registrations Will Become More Important ...
- New Federal Law Will Help Protect 3-D Printing Trade Secrets
More 3-D printing means more 3-D printing laws. How can you protect yourself, your company, and your intellectual property rights?
The Rise of 3-D Printing
Advances in additive manufacturing, or 3-D printing, now make it easier and less expensive for companies to manufacture products. With 3-D printing, the time and expense needed to design and produce products can be significantly decreased, and articles once considered impractical to manufacture can be commercialized.
3-D printing allows many products that traditionally have been made of multiple components to be manufactured as a single article. Manufacturing companies thus are beginning to realize the benefits of 3-D printing. Aerospace companies, for example, use 3-D printing to manufacture engine components. Automotive companies use it to produce parts such as grilles, exhaust components, and door handles. Healthcare companies use it to create medical devices and synthetic body parts.
Although 3-D printing may be the next evolution in manufacturing, its potential misuse to infringe intellectual property rights raises serious concerns for innovators. 3-D printers are now accessible to essentially anyone. As 3-D printing technology advances and the costs of 3-D printers decrease, many more businesses and individuals may purchase 3-D printers, just as they purchase computers and typical paper printers today.
Businesses and individuals now may have a shortcut to duplicating or copying a product — wrongfully in some cases — after an innovative company or individual has expended significant time, resources, and money to design and develop the product. It will be increasingly important for businesses and individuals to take appropriate steps to protect their IP rights in their inventive 3-D printing processes and designs. Consistent enforcement of these IP rights to hold unauthorized 3-D printers liable for infringement may deter future infringements through 3-D printing.
Early and Robust Patent Protection Will Become Increasingly Important to Protecting 3-D Printing Innovations and Deterring Would-Be Infringers
The potential damages award that a 3-D printing infringer may be ordered to pay for infringing a utility patent or design patent makes the sometimes lengthy patent application process worthwhile. Inventors may obtain utility patents for new, non-obvious, and useful inventions that are functional or structural aspects of a technology, and they may obtain design patents for the visual ornamental features, or non-functional features, of an article of manufacture.
Innovators often unwisely are slow to retain patent counsel to file patent applications on their behalf, in part because they know it will be a relatively long time before the inventions are actually commercialized. Although advances in 3-D printing technology will help manufacturers reduce the costs, time, and resources needed to bring their products to market, would-be infringers also will be able to more quickly bring infringing or competing products to market. Any delay in initiation or prosecution of the patent application process, therefore, can prove detrimental for innovators.
After the filing of a patent application at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, several years can pass before a patent is issued. Inventors of 3-D printable designs will want to consider expediting this process by paying an extra fee to the USPTO at the time of filing the patent application to request "Track One" prioritized examination of the application. Doing so enables the patent application to receive a final decision regarding patentability from the USPTO within 12 months.
Additionally, filing a patent application as early as possible is critical in the United States — as it is in most countries — where a patent is awarded to the "first inventor to file." 3-D printing is quickly becoming a "crowded art," as more than 1,000 U.S. Patents related to 3-D printing technology already have been granted. With many manufacturers incorporating 3-D printing into their manufacturing processes, inventors will want to stay a step ahead of their competitors who are developing similar technology.
Inventions related to use of a 3-D printer commonly relate to the systems, methods, and chemical compositions used for 3-D printing. Many of these systems and methods are software applications used to program a 3-D printer to make the article. The U.S. Supreme Court has confirmed that under the patent statute, "[l]aws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas are not patentable." Alice Corp. Pty. Ltd. v. CLS Bank Int'l, 134 S. Ct. 2347, 2354 (2014) (interpreting 35 U.S.C. § 101).
In the more than two years since the Alice decision, courts have held many software patents invalid as claiming nothing more than an abstract idea. However, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has clarified that claims directed to software are not inherently abstract and that a software-related patent may claim non-abstract improvements to computer technology. See, e.g., Amdocs (Israel) Ltd. v. Openet Telecom, Inc., 841 F.3-D 1288, 1296-1306 (Fed. Cir. 2016); McRo, Inc. v. Bandai Amco Games Ams. Inc., 837 F.3-D 1299, 1314-16 (Fed. Cir. 2016); Bascom Global Internet Svcs., Inc. v. AT&T Mobility LLC, 827 F.3-D 1341, 1348-52 (Fed. Cir. 2016); Enfish, LLC v. Microsoft Corp., 822 F.3-D 1327, 1335 (Fed. Cir. 2016).
At a minimum, broad interpretation of what constitutes an "abstract idea" under Alice has received much scrutiny and criticism in the legal profession, including from patent practitioners and federal district court judges. The Supreme Court may revisit or clarify its holding. Alice, therefore, should not deter innovators from seeking utility patent protection for innovations in any industry, including 3-D printing. The potential to obtain monetary damages for infringements made with 3-D printing technology and to obtain an injunction against further infringement make the patent application process worthwhile. See 35 U.S.C. §§ 281, 283, 284.
The current law under Alice also increases the importance of design patent protection. Many companies often overlook the need for design patents and only obtain utility patents for their products, when they should consider applying for both. Design patents protect the overall visual ornamental appearance of a design, which may include the configuration or shape of the design and the surface ornamentation. Now that 3-D printing will make exact copying of a design easier, protection of the ornamental features of the design becomes even more important.
While design patents are typically more limited in scope than utility patents, they nonetheless can be effective against copying of patented designs by 3-D printing. Moreover, a patent owner may obtain a disgorgement of a design patent infringer's profits, which makes the recovery of monetary damages for a design patent easier than having to prove lost profits or a reasonable royalty for infringement of a utility patent. See 35 U.S.C. § 289.


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This resort is located by Chiang Mai's Emerald Lake, offering a spectacular view of the Doi Suthep Mountains. It lies 5 minutes from the very heart of the city and has easy access to the shopping arcades, Chiang Mai International Airport, the golf driving range, the Government Service Centre, the university, the hospital and many famous tourist attractions.
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SEATTLE -- A look at positives and negatives from Washington's 31-28 overtime loss at Washington State in the Apple Cup.
1. Shaq Thompson: The freshman continued to show why there are high hopes about where his career is headed, doing a little bit of everything against the Cougars. He finished with eight tackles. He returned a fumble 21 yards that set up a touchdown and added a sack and a pass breakup.
2. Kasen Williams: Despite facing frequent double teams, Williams was able to haul in eight passes for a team-leading 83 yards on a day when it was tough for Washington's offense to produce big plays.
3. Turnovers: Washington forced four turnovers against the Cougars and turned three of those into points. It started in the first quarter when Justin Glenn picked off Jeff Tuel to set up the Huskies' first score, an 11-yard pass from Keith Price to Austin Seferian-Jenkins. Washington also turned fumble recoveries from Thompson and Talia Crichton into a pair of Bishop Sankey rushing touchdowns in the third quarter.
1. Travis Coons: The kicker had one chance to put points on the board. He had one kick to win the game as time expired in the fourth quarter. The Huskies had won their last 11 games decided by 10 points or less, so it seemed inevitable that Coons would make the kick and lead Washington to its fifth win in a row. But, with the scored tied at 28, Coons pushed the 35-yard field goal wide right.
2. Keith Price: Overall, it wasn't Price's best performance. The junior completed 20-of-34 passes for 194 yards and two touchdowns. But it is the interception that will be remembered. On Washington's first offensive play in overtime, the quarterback was on the verge of being pulled down by Washington State's Logan Mayes. Price tried to keep the play alive and make something happen. He flipped the ball in the air and Kalafitoni Pole picked it off, which led to the Cougars' game-winning field goal.
3. Penalties: This continues a weekly staple of this feature, with the Huskies piling up a school-record 106 penalties in 2012. Against the Cougars, Washington finished with a school-record-tying 18 penalties for 129 yards. Eight of those flags were thrown in the fourth quarter as Washington State rallied from an 18-point deficit.


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