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This event is suitable for ages 13+. We will have multimeters for use during the workshop; if you would like to purchase one for yourself, please select "Workshop + Multimeter" when registering or bring $15 to the event.
Sunday, June 23, 10am-noon
This event is suitable for ages 13+. We will have multimeters for use during the workshop; if you would like to purchase one for yourself, please select "Workshop + Multimeter" when registering or bring $15 to the event.
Sunday, June 23, 10am-noon
If you're a regular on our blog, you are probably familiar with a workshop we created to talk about the gender gap in the tech world, called Hacking the Gender Gap. We did the first workshop over a year ago, with a great reception at the Women in Tech Summit, and have presented in many more venues, including IgnitePhilly11. You can watch a video of our Ignite Presentation above for a quick summary.
We have an opportunity now to apply for a grant that recognizes innovative programs in nonprofits that are simple, focused, and start small. We think we can make a good case for the Hacking the Gender Gap workshop as an innovative program. The application also asks for a description of how the program makes a demonstrable impact in the lives of the people it's aiming for, which is where we could use some help. We've collected some surveys from workshops, but not all. If you've been to one of our workshops, or have followed our progress, maybe by looking at the photo sets of the stories, please consider helping us now by filling in this quick form with a sentence or two of how the workshop had an impact for you. This grant could help us match our Knight project grant, and provide funds for regularly paid staff, which we could really use to help us plan classes on a more regular basis.
Do you have an idea for a cool new tech tool and want to learn how to begin prototyping?
Do you love robots like Wall-E, Johnny5 and the Curiosity rover and wish you could make your own?
Want to take part in the rise of the Philadelphia maker community but not sure where to start?
Sign up for our 3-day Intro to Arduino class on June 4, 11, 18. In 6 hours you will learn to build and program your own Arduino-based project. We'll be working with knobs, buttons, LEDs, piezo-buzzers, light sensors, and more!
Past participants have gone on to make handheld games, music instruments, wearable electronics, and even a controller for wireless robotics. Bring your ideas and we can look into how to develop these advanced projects from what is learned your first day. Our aim for this course is to send you home with a cool project to show your friends, a whole bunch of new ideas and the knowledge and resources to produce some Arduino magic!
Tickets here: http://thehacktory.ticketleap.com/intro-to-arduino-may-2013/
Well, we'd like to report back that our inaugural Intro to Interactive Art class was a modest success. A good group of folks showed up, and the presenters did an awesome job talking about the pros and cons of using various software platforms to create interactive art, including Processing, OpenFrameworks, and Max/MSP/Jitter. The presenters included Matt Miller, an interactive designer and educator; Ben Farahmand, another designer, entrepreneur and artist; Paul Christian, a programmer and musician (link to his github here); and Kim Brickley and Sarah Zimmer, who form the team behind Create in Situ. (Thanks again to all of you, you really made the event a success). It was clear that the presenters had chops in their technology of choice, have spent significant time on their work, and have deep knowledge that they apply to it.
The point we wanted to get across, though, was that they way people make programs and learn in these mediums is by messing around on their own and seeing what works. To help get over some initial unknown vocabulary and learn more about communities making this work, we also made a pirate pad with helpful vocabulary and a ton of links. If you find it useful, please add your name and write a comment, or fill in more terms or links we missed (there's bound to be quite a few). Read More
There are some amazing things being done with technology in the art world. The above work is by an artist called Prince Mio, who writes, "This choreography is about the duet of dance and interactive media. My inspiration is to investigate different possibilities to melt organic hiphop dance with projected light — searching for new shapes, transisition, identities and meanings. It is a portray of urban artists giving a computer the acces to their very private natural flow."
The piece uses a kinect, a computer, and a few different bits of software built in OpenFrameworks. But if you're new to this world of art you may have no idea where to begin. What's a kinect? What's OpenFrameworks? How can I possibly make art this way if I don't know how to code? If you have any of these questions you should definitely check out our Intro to Interactive Art class this coming Wednesday, from 6-8 pm. It's a quick intro to the terms and tools available to start making works of art in this new field, and it's not as complicated as it may seem right now. We've also invited several local artists who have made and exhibited interactive works using Open Frameworks or other similar software. Ben Farahmand, a designer and interactive artist, and Sarah Zimmer and Kim Brickley, the team behind Create in Situ, are just 3 of the artists who will be speaking about their work. I'll add a few more blog posts this week discussing these artist's work in more detail, but be sure to get a ticket now, they are only $10!
Come learn the fundamentals of sound generation with Free Libre Open Source Software! This two hour course will cover a brief history of early electronic music, some physics about sound, subtractive synthesis, and will end with the class designing some sounds of our own. Learn the basics of electronic music with free, open source software that you can take home. Bring a laptop!
Wednesday, May 29, 7-9 pm
Got a neat project occupying your time and/or mind? Want to tinker in the company of some like-minded maker-types? Every Thursday night is an open project night at The Hacktory. Here's a recap of what's been going down:
An ongoing area of interest with few of our regulars has been software-defined radio (SDR), specifically the surprisingly useful radio chipsets found in some uber-cheap TV-tuner dongles. We looked at an upconverter circuit designed to extend the tuning range of the SDR, and in the woodshop, progress was made on a wooden enclosure to house both radio boards.
An enterprising engineer brought in an Arduino-based project designed to operate the signs and lights around his steam-powered model train sets. We discussed the pros and cons of servo motors vs. stepper motors, and open-loop and closed-loop control. Because strong steppers were available and easy to work with, we brainstormed ways of sensing the stepper's position (optical sensor, mechanical switch, magnetic switch…) and prototyped some code to automatically return the stepper to its "home" position.
With the Program Your Hoodie class taking place this month, several students brought their projects in to snip, stitch, code, and discuss the finer points thereof. We saw some beautiful sewn designs and clever LED arrangements. Participants from our class and other hoodie classes held around the city will show off their work this Friday at the Philadelphia Science Festival Astronomy Night at Franklin Square.
We also saw some of our Philly maker friends work on a computer game in Java, talk about shape-memory alloy muscle wire linear actuators, and a few Hacktory organizers brainstormed ways to make our coin-and-paper money donation jar more fun. (Are you excited? I know I am…)
Is everyone ready for Philly Tech Week? It kicks off this weekend with a slew of events, including the second annual Philadelphia Women In Tech Summit, Saturday April 20 at Philadelphia University! This year's program features an exciting lineup of panels and workshops on UX, Big Data, mobile apps, and more. Hacktory organizers Steph, Sarah, and Georgia debuted Hacking the Gender Gap at last year's WITS, and we're impressed by the talented speakers and presenters participating this year. Tickets are $50 for students, $80 for general admission; proceeds from this year's event go to TechGirlz.
There's a long list of cool stuff going on this weekend, but a couple of highlights:
See you around town!
Our friends at Data Garden are holding a workshop this Sunday to teach you how to get sounds from plants. "During this workshop facilitated by Data Garden, participants will gain an understanding of how to graph real-time data streams from the metabolic processes of plants for use in creating generative electronic music. Individuals with basic experience in electronics, visual programming languages like Pure Data and Max MSP as well as digital audio workstations like Ableton Live will get the most from this workshop though all are welcome. Efforts will be made to pair up participants who have complementary skill sets." It's from 11 to 1:30 pm this Sunday at Bartram's Garden, and FREE, though limited to 25 participants. Read more here or RSVP to Leslie Gale, email@example.com, 215-729-5281, ext. 110.
Hacking electronics and everyday items sure is a lot of fun, but the idea of hacking Earth and space on a larger scale brings forth a different level of excitement entirely. On April 20-21, 80 cities in 44 countries will provide a location to participate in such an opportunity – the International Space Apps Challenge, organized by NASA. Equally thrilling is the fact that our city's location, the new ExCITe Center at Drexel University, will be the global main stage for this event!
NASA is inviting people of all professional backgrounds and a wide range of skillsets to participate in this free two-day global hackathon. The projects and resources, which vary for each location, are already provided on the event site to help you decide on a focus area ahead of time. There will be an Opening Reception on April 19 at First Round Capital from 6-8 pm, with a special opening by Derrick Pitts, NASA Solar System Ambassador and Chief Astronomer and Planetarium Director for the Franklin Institute. Prizes will be awarded by Derrick and other select judges at the end of the hackathon.
Sarah Guck, organizer for the Hacktory, participated in the planning phase and contributed to the list of project ideas. The available projects for Philadelphia are as follows:
As of this post, registration is still open. Now, head to the About page and click to view the source code to lift your excitement off the ground that much more! If you're attending, let us know what you're interested in working on in the comments section.
Register here for the Philadelphia location.


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ダウンタウン南部にあり、レストランに徒歩5-10分で行けて便利。新しいホテルで、部屋も適当な広さで、清潔。キッチンなど設備良し。 朝食(無料)もオムレツまであり、上々。とても割安感のある良いホテルです。
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Best hotel I ever staid. I saved over $120 per night by booking with hotels.com. Get the premium package. For $4 extra you have free drinks every night, free snacks, bigger room,free wifi plus many other utilities.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel, tucked away"
Awesome breakfast & happy hour! Great room & facilities. Near racetrack & stadium but not much else. Tucked away and removed from hwy noise.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great place to stay!!"
Very enjoyable stay!! Looking forward to returning in the very near futureHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel"
I really liked this hotel. I would definitely stay here again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
I thought the place was excellent, I loved the breakfast, but wonder if the coffee in the room is intentionally weak so that we really want a coffee from Starbucks downstairs. ha!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Awesome place to stay!"
We stayed here overnight on our way to a business convention in Florida. This is a simply amazing type of place. The room was comfortable and clean, the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Not to mention, the breakfast was great!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Embassy=Good times"
Good hotel...will stay again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great place to stay if you can get a good rate!"
I have only stayed here using hotels.com because that is the only way we can afford it! However, last time we stayed here we had an upgraded room with a balcony, but it was a handicapped room, which we didn't mind. The beds and linens are very comfortable, with down comforters. This hotel is very nice and modern, clean, and what I would expect for what […] you pay per night. Having an extra "room" (living room) is nice too. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"excellent service"
enjoyed the managers reception, breakfast, clean rooms, and comfortable bedsHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"WiFi in rooms"
The hotel was really nice, the rooms clean. The problem we had was not being able to connect to the internet in our room, apparently you have to pay an extra amount of money per every 24 hours if you want internet in the room. I think this is ridiculous especially with the cost of the rooms. You can get a cheaper hotel rate down the street and have […] wifi in your room.. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Very nice hotel, comfortable room and beds.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
This hotel is gorgeous and the amenities were outstanding. My wife loved it! You won't be disappointed.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"GREAT-except for dogs"
Had a great time here-only concern was that dogs where allowed to stay in roomsHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"It's a must see (WOW)"
I really enjoyed everything about this hotel. The inside of the hotel was amazing and different from the other hotels I have stayed in. When walking into the hotel the view looked just like and island. I would rate this hotel a (10). Hopefully next year I can get my reservation again here.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Nice hotel, close to relatives we were visiting"
Good experience, the omlets were great. Only negative is that wi-fi should be free.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great place to stay if you are going to the races!"
I loved everything about the hotel. We were there specifically for the 4 lane drag races. When we walked out of our room the first morning to head to the track, we could the top fuel dragsters (at that time we did not realize exactly how close we were to the track). The hotel was clean and new. The staff friendly. I would recommend this place as it […] was close to everything (restaurants and track), comfy beds and clean. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Not worth the amount paid"
The hot tub, restaurant, evening snacks, and spa were nice however I wouldn't stay here again. While having an in room refrigerator was cool, I don't appreciate the first thing I see when checking in and opening it is someone else's hair all over. I spoke with the staff who were friendly in allowing me to change rooms. However, I had the same issue […] in the second "clean" room. After coming to see for herself, I guess the employee just got tired of me complaining and just asked which room's fridge I wanted them to clean. The housekeeper who came to clean it didn't even appear to have any cleaning solution just. Wash rag to wipe it out. Willie I am used to finding an occasional hair on the sheets or towels in hotels I stay at, finding lots of hair in the fridge where I store food and drinks is unacceptable-especially for the amount of money to stay there. I also used hhonors points to stay one night, but they never offered to move me to the hhonors members floor. Also, every morning someone knocked on my door from housekeeping regardless of the do not disturb sign..even the morning of check out! もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great place to stay if you enjoy golfing"
The managers reception needs improvement popcorn and vegetable tray every evening wasn't to pleasingExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
This was the only place I could find with a double queen + sleeper sofa. I'm glad I did, it was very nice. The rooms were clean, beds comfortable. Definitely will stay at Embassy Suites again. Well worth the mildly low price. Clean poolExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Evening gathering"
We had stayed many times at the Embassy suite on the weekends. The snacks that they serve for the evening gathering are not inviting. The condiments do not match. It appears that the snacks are being prepared as routine and without thought.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
We took our 7 month old on a day trip to a kid's museum in the area. To make it easy in her we decided to stay the night. Our stay was awesome! Courteous staff, comfortable bed, clean room. We were able to shut the door to the bedroom so the baby could sleep while we relaxed in front of the tv in the living area. Highly recommended!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Consistant Experience"
It was okay.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel"
Very nice rooms, lobby, and manager special in the evening. Breakfast buffet was delish!Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"A little expensive but worth it."
My family reunion was held here this year. Hotel was very nice and clean staff was extremely friendly and everything else you could expect from a place of that caliber. Manager reception was GREAT and their breakfast buffet was good also. Always New food coming out before the current got old an hard. My only complaint was housekeeping. They came to […] my room as my son an I were getting dressed to go to the pool. I asked them to come back in 10mins or so when we ha left because my son had wet the bed and the covers needed changing. They never came about 3pm I called front desk before I left to go shopping and told them. Beds made hopefully covers changed, and trash taken out but room wasn't clean or fresh towels not left. Had to request those the following morning. Overall a good stay though. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel close to the track and shopping!"
Fast check in and check out, nice rooms and friendly staff would come back again!Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
This hotel was great! Very stylish lobby, clean huge rooms and super comfy beds! The free breakfast in the morning has tons of options and is yummy. The location of this hotel is within a mile or two of lots of great restaurants and shopping and if you are going to a concert at the amphitheater this hotel is for you because it's about 4 miles down the […] street! Amazing time! もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Loved it!"
I love this hotel, the staff really keep the building clean and looking good.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Place, but stay away from resturant"
I've stayed here several times, and I really like this place. The rooms are big, it is near everything in Concord like the mall and the racetrack. The staff has always been great. I had never eat at the restaurant before, and i was really disappointed. They were not very busy, and our waiter was a young male with a shaved head. He was pleasant enough, […] but it took him 20 minutes to take our order. I was never offered another beer after the first one. Our food took 45 minutes to get to us, and when it did it was cold. Our waiter never filled my wife's or my mother in law's tea glasses until it was time to leave. I was really mad, but just tried to let it roll off my back as it was the first night of our vacation. I would recommended anyone going to concord to stay at this place, but the restaurant staff needs better training, or maybe the guy was just having a bad day. The breakfast buffet is really good though. もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
Beautiful.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Comfortable hotel close to Concord Mills Mall!"
The food was great! The beds were comfortable. I really enjoyed my stay. It was very conveniently located.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Nice place to stay"
Anything you need is there. Everyone was helpful and the room was nice. Very spacious.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very nice hotel for the price!"
One night stay for 2 people. Room was large clean and very comfortable. Upon arrival we were notified that free drinks and snacks would be served that evening and free breakfast would be served the next morning. That was a nice surprise. The location was perfect, close to the verizon wireless ampitheater and concord mills outlet.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Perfect hotel close to Verizon Ampitheater"
Our purpose in selecting a hotel was for an outdoor concert at Verizon. We couldn't find any hotels that actually shuttled to the concert so decided Embassy was about 3 miles close & easy. Turned out most leaving the concert were in a line towards Charlotte, we slipped by heading the other way. Concert was only 5 min away & 20 min to get out of Verizon […] parking. Embassy concierge was very helpful w/directions & suggestions. Thanks goes to Embassy for contributing to one of best birthdays ever. もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
My husband and I had originally booked a King Suite Smoking but when we checked in we quickly discovered the entire building had gone smoke free 6 weeks prior. We weren't too thrilled about the inconvenience of this. Leigh Toyer came outside to find us at the smoking area and moved us into a room that had a balcony so that my husband wouldn't have to […] leave the room to smoke. Although the new room was not a king room, it was plenty spacious and the staff were awesome!! We will definitely choose Embassy Suites where possible in the future! もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"excellent stay"
Very positive stay, hotel was excellent would stay there againExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Location was great to our venue."
Hotel was very busy but could not hear any noise in the rooms....Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
I was disappointed about my balcony there was no furniture on it. My refridgerater was semi cold I complained and no one came to fix it or to change it.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good location"
The hotel was great, close to the highway and restaurants. My only complaint was we stayed 3 nights and housekeeping never came into the room. I would have to find a cart on the floor for toilet paper and Kleenex or towels. Maybe this is there standard procedure but it seemed odd to me. I thought they should check to see if we needed anything replenished. […] I did not call the desk and I should have. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
We lived it!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Get-A-Way"
This hotel provided enough room for my family of 6. Everything was great and its an ideal place for shopping.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Very comfortable and spacious room. Would stay here again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Close to everything"
It is a beautiful hotel we need to find out what kind of bed you have for your king suites it is always are best night sleep!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"marvelous location for shopping and food.."
It was short but sweet..Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Beautiful, Clean, Convenient"
very nice place, even better than many other Embassy Suites locations. Very Clean. Decent indoor pool and jacuzzi. Nice views. Close to I-85.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
This was a fabulous stay...will revisit!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"top quality and affordable"
This property is over the top in service and quality for a very reasonable rate.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Hotel"
This is a first class hotel. This one of the nicest hotel around. Great price great location.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"I wonder if you will use this one??"
I stayed in a two bedroom suite which would accomodate 8 guests. There were 3 people in my party. I was STILL charged an additional $30.00 on top of my room rate for "additional guest fee". I made it plain when booking that there were three in my party. I was told that everyone gets charged the extra amount no matter how many people your room accommodates. […] This makes no sense. ALSO... The sheets never got changed on our beds. They just remade the beds. One of my guests had worn out, very uncomfortable sheets on her bed but decided to deal with it the first night because surely they would be changed on night two. Didn't happen. She also had spilled coffee on her sheets but the maid made them up anyway. The next time I pay $511.00 for a two bedroom suite for two nights it will most certainly be at a different hotel. Never again at this chain. I will also tell everyone I know!!! もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"not bad"
everything was great except for someone setting off the fire alarm at 245amHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Race Weekend"
Hard to go wrong in the Presidential Suite. Great comfortable stay with the perks of being able to come and go being right beside the Charlotte Motor Speedway.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
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Squaw Valley lift tickets and season passes also give you access to Lake Tahoe ski resort Alpine Meadows! Squaw Valley's amazing sister mountain is just 10-minutes away, and free shuttles depart from each resort every half-hour.
Visit Alpine MeadowsThe U.S. Alpine Championships are a culmination of the ski racing year which brings together the U.S. Ski Team and hundreds of young athletes from U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association club programs from across the country. Complete with opening ceremonies, parties and world class racing.
Squaw Valley is proud to be the host resort for 2014 Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships March 19-23, 2014. With a local record of U.S. Ski Team alumni that is unrivalled, coupled with a Renaissance that places Squaw Valley on par with the world's greatest winter destinations the stage is set for a competition of grand importance. We welcome the athletes, coaches and U.S. Ski Team staff and invite spectators for an action packed week-on and off the snow. In particular, we congratulate the local competitors: Julia Mancuso, Marco Sullivan and Travis Ganong on their accomplishments and wish them success at their home mountain.
Be sure to plan your trip with Squaw Valley Lake Tahoe Reservations including the best rate on Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows lift tickets. Transportation options are available and you'll want to check the weather and conditions. During your stay, be sure to enjoy all that Squaw Valley has to offer including expansive dining, shopping and activities. Download the Squaw Valley App to get everything Squaw Valley - including real time lift/trail status, list of services, function to find your friends, and more - in the palm of your hands.
Join us in celebrating U.S. Nationals at Squaw Valley.
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Carbon Lighthouse has partnered with Squaw Valley to make this the first ever carbon-neutral U.S. Alpine Championships.
In order to raise awareness around the impact of climate change on the winter sports community, we have identified the major sources of carbon at the event—including spectator and athlete travel, mountain operations, and hotel stays associated with the event—and will be buying carbon allowances that address this pollution. This complements other efforts we have already initiated to reduce our infrastructure's carbon footprint by 10%, such as: replacing old lighting at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, and installing automated controls on our swimming pool at High Camp and in our office spaces. We've also been testing biodiesel in our vehicles and sponsoring the Free TART Ski Shuttle on the weekends during the winter season) to help reduce carbon emissions from vehicles.
Secondly, we are working with our local trash hauler, Tahoe Truckee Sierra Disposal, to pilot a compost program for the event to help develop composting for the region
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Olympic Gold Medalist Julia Mancuso |
Julia Mancuso splits her time between Squaw Valley, Hawaii and hotel rooms across the globe. In between, she has captured more Olympic medals than any other American woman with three. As a four-event athlete from the beginning Mancuso started World Cup racing and was a NorAm champion at 16, competed in the Olympics at 17, set a U.S. mark for Junior World Championships medals before she was out of her teens, and started her twenties by capturing two World Championships medals. Mancuso tallied 1,020 World Cup points in 2012 to finish fourth in the overall standings, second in super G and top 10 in downhill and giant slalom. It was her best season since 2007 and included a stunning super G victory in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany and a dominating performance at the Moscow city event. She then closed out the season by upping her own U.S. Championships title record to 15 before heading back to Hawaii to solar power up for the 2013 World Championship year. Moral of the story is Mancuso is fully healthy, fully confident and knows there are World Cup titles and more World Championships medals (she has yet to win gold) on the horizon. |
World Cup winner Marco Sullivan |
With skiing in his soul Marco Sullivan grew up in Lake Tahoe and was on a ski hill from his earliest memory, coming down a snow-covered gravel hill in his backyard at 3. He learned to go fast on some of the gnarliest terrain at Squaw Valley and was a promising four-event skier before he started to concentrate on downhill. It's all about the speed. Sully was starting to get things dialed in during the 2012 season with downhill points across six races and a solid 17th in the Lake Louise, Canada super G. His equipment was starting to feel dialed, but he still felt like there was a lot more he could have accomplished on the results side. Still healthy and smiling, he's back for the World Championship season and as eager to win as ever. A third victory at the annual Arctic Man Ski and Snow Go classic plus a filming trip with Warren Miller in Alaska will do that. |
U.S. Champion Travis Ganong |
Travis Ganong knows how to pick a line down a race course and in the backcountry, but it was the line set by older sisters Megan and Ali, which helped reel him into ski racing. He launched his World Cup career in 2010 and has quickly become a leading member of the future downhill greats club. Ganong turned a semi-frustrating start of the 2012 season into a full court press come January where he stuffed a career-best 12th down the throat of the famed Hahnenkamm downhill in Kitzbuehel, Austria. Though for Ganong, the true payday didn't come until spring when he linked up with Warren Miller and Points North Heli for an AK segment in the famous fall classic ski film. |
Bryce Bennett |
Another in the long line of Squaw Valley powder hounds (Julia Mancuso, Marco Sullivan, Travis Ganong), Bryce Bennett blasted onto the U.S. Development Team in the same way he hucks cliffs at Squaw – by going big. An invite to a 2011 spring tryout camp proved to be the only opportunity he needed and successfully punched a ticket onto the team by showing coaches his form on the hard stuff is just as solid as it is in the fluff. He continued to ski large in 2012 by producing top 25 performances in super G, slalom and combined at the Junior World Championships, including a stunning sixth in the combined. He then rolled that speed into the Nature Valley U.S. Alpine Championships and stomped a blitz of junior podiums, enough to skip a rung on the U.S. Ski Team ladder by leaping C Team entirely. |
Nick Daniels |
On skis at the age of 3 and a member of the Squaw Valley Ski Team from kindergarten on, Nick Daniels is an all around skier who honed every bit of his skills by mixing a steady diet of powder skiing and gate training at Squaw. Daniels had a dandy 2011 season rolling with multiple top NorAm finishes including podiums in slalom, super G and super combined along with a good showing at the Junior World Championships. |
Keith Moffat | Growing up in Berkeley, California, Keith Moffat headed to Squaw Valley with his family on weekends where skiing with the Mighty Mites turned into a ski racing career. Using skiing icon Shane McConkey and Squaw hero and World Cup winner Marco Sullivan as role models, Moffat made the U.S. Development Team in 2009 and was named to the C team in 2010. At the World Jrs in 2011, Keith earned 4th place in DH, which was the highest avhievement to date of an American in the downhill since Travis Ganong earned 4th in 2008. Making a remarkable comeback after unfortunate injuries, Keith continues to charge up the pipeline. |
Foreste Peterson | Squaw Valley's Foreste Peterson was invited to train with the U.S. Development Team in Austria in 2010 and rallied that experience into a spot on the Team for the 2011 season. After a solid summer of training, she was ready to rock in 2011, but a fractured ankle sidelined her for the entire competitive season. Her return to racing did not disappoint as Peterson finished top 25 in the NorAm overall, slalom, giant slalom and super G standings, plus top 25 in slalom at the Junior World Championships. Next up NorAm titles and perhaps a World Cup start. |
Stacey Cook |
A California girl Stacey Cook moved to Mammoth Mountain just as the United States was lighting the 2002 Olympic Torch. It took her all of two years to win the NorAm overall and downhill titles and two more to land on her first Olympic Team. Cook went on a downhill tear during the 2012 winter with five World Cup top 10 finishes, including a ninth at the 2014 Olympic track in Sochi, Russia. The end result was a 10th place ranking in the season-long standings. It was the best season of her career and sparked a fire in "Cookie" that will be a full-on blaze during the 2013 World Championship season. |
Tim Jitloff |
Tim Jitloff, like so many Lake Tahoe tykes, was on skis by 2 and free skied through most of his youth. He stepped up to the U.S. Development Team in 2005, the same year he captured a Junior World Championship, and since has become a constant visitor to the front door of a World Cup podium. The 2012 winter was a resurgence for Jitloff with a barrage of World Cup giant slalom top 20's, including a 10th in Beaver Creek, CO – home of the 2015 World Championships. He was sitting in the driver seat of making the top 25 World Cup Finals when late-season mistake at Kranjska Gora, Slovenia bumped him to 27th on the season in the giant slalom standings. Undeterred Jitloff knows he has the speed to compete with the best, even at the upcoming 2013 World Championships where he hopes to be a contender in both giant slalom and super combined. |
Ted Ligety |
Skiing always comes first for 2006 Olympic gold medalist and three-time World Cup giant slalom champion Ted Ligety. Whether it's dropping cliffs in his speed suit on a cancelation day, taking the snowmobiles into the Utah backcountry or laying down some of the most incredible angles in all of ski racing, "Shred" is constantly pushing and evolving the sport. Ligety may have come up short of a fourth Audi FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom title, but that isn't a good representation of his 2012 season. He racked up 513 GS points for the most of his career, moved back into the top 15 for slalom and finished ninth in the overall standings. He also defended his wins at Soelden, Austria and Beaver Creek, plus ripped back his Kranjska Gora, Slovenia title. |
Steve Nyman | Born and bred in Utah, Steven Nyman was skiing at 2 (Dad ran the ski school at Sundance) and was a discretionary pick to the 2002 Junior Worlds squad where he landed two medals. |
Laurene Ross | Ross was poised to make a big impact in on the 2012 World Cup scene but ended up with a major impact into the Lake Louise fences during the second race of the season. Ross returned to the circuit stronger than anyone could have predicted and ended up landing top 30 finishes in every race except one to earn a trip to the World Cup Finals for downhill. She then closed out the season ranked 22nd in the discipline – the best of her career. |
Mikaela Shiffrin |
Shiffrin's meteoric rise into the World Cup elite wasn't a surprise to anyone who's been paying attention. With the work ethic and passion of Lindsey Vonn, Shiffrin posted her first World Cup starts as a 15-year-old and nearly scored her first points. The following season (2012) was her official World Cup "rookie" year and she did not disappoint. Record: eighth in her first slalom of the season (Aspen), a slalom podium with third just after Christmas, giant slalom points in February and a trip to the elite top-25 World Cup Finals. She ended the season ranked 17th in the world in slalom – as a 17-year-old. Her peers took notice and voted her "World Cup Rookie of the Year." |
Leanna Smith | Olympian Leanne Smith followed her older sister Laurel into skiing, latched onto racing and continues to shave microseconds from her time. A NorAm champion and topflight junior skier, she inked a spot on the World Cup elite after finishing 23rd in her career first World Cup start, which also happened to be the first downhill of the 2008 season. Smith posted the best results of her career during the 2012 season with personal bests in both downhill (7th, St. Moritz, SUI) and super G. |
Resi Stiegler | Olympian and daughter to Olympic gold medalist Pepi Stielger, Resi (RAY-zee) was born and grew up in prime ski country (Jackson Hole, WY, and Lienz, Austria). She's represented the United States at every level of alpine ski racing - Topolino, Whistler Cup, Junior Worlds, World Cup, World Championships and the Olympics. She's won Junior Worlds medals and U.S. titles and if not for multiple injury plagued seasons, would likely be a World Cup podium staple |
Andrew Weibrecht | Andrew Weibrecht is sibling No. 4 in a family of five and took up skiing after he begged his parents to let him join older brother Jonathan at Whiteface. Now one of the most exhilarating ski racers to watch kick out of the start gate, Weibrecht transitioned from kid swinging on his parents chandeliers to becoming the 2010 Olympic super G bronze medalist. |
Alpine B Team | Alpine C Team | Alpine D Team |
Michael Ankeny | Marrk Engel | Kieffer Christianson |
Tommy Biesemeyer | Abby Ghent | Robert Cone |
Will Bradenburg | Keith Moffat | Katherine Irwin |
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North Lake TahoeIf it is variety you crave, North Lake Tahoe is a veritable feast. Appetites are satisfied with jaw-dropping scenery, wildlife, alpine flora, year-round recreation, state parks and historic resorts. Sweeping in a 180-degree arc from Incline Village in Nevada all the way south along the California shoreline to Emerald Bay, North Lake Tahoe takes the definition of variety to new heights—literally. You never have to wonder how to fill your days and nights in North Lake Tahoe. Forget your worries and feel the power of the mountains, water and stars. You can relax, meet new people, explore trails, ski, paddle the shoreline, eat, dance and share in the natural setting that is North Lake Tahoe. The spectacular beauty of this place allows you to feel truly a world apart. |
Tahoe City and the Tahoe City Downtown AssociationTahoe City and the Tahoe City Downtown Association welcome athletes, teams, and guests visiting Lake Tahoe for the US Alpine Championships. For visitors seeking a dynamic, authentic, relaxing and recreational experience, Tahoe City is a charming community offering a rich experience in natural surroundings with endless options for adventure, play time, dining and entertainment in one of the world's most beautiful locales. |
SurefootFree boot and foot analysis and 20% off on a 2nd pair of Surefoot Custom orthotics. Professional athlete pricing available for all event athletes with credentials. |
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Dockside 700Apres Ski 3-6pm. Stay for dinner and get 10% off. Must present today's lift ticker or your season's pass and attached card. www.dockside700.com |
Fireside PizzaAll You Can Eat Tomato Basil or Pasta Bolognese for $15.95 (for those with nationals credential only). Free Garlic Bread with the Purchase of any entrée. www.firesidepizza.com |
Gallery Keoki10% off any unframed image; 10% credit off any limited edition art purchase for future use; Free shipping for prints on metal priced at $299 or more. http://gallerykeoki.com |
Jake's on The LakeFRIDAY NIGHT MARTINIS & OYSTERS - Fresh shucked oysters (raw, shooters, and Rockefeller), and $5 Specialty Martini Menu on Friday from 4:30pm - until close. FREE LIVE MUSIC, 7pm Fri. 3/22 Trey Stone & K*Doll - blues/jazz/motown. Musician, Trey Stone (former member of Tower Of Power), and singer, Kendal Naughton (daughter of Debbie Dutton and "American Werewolf in London" David Naughton). LAKEFRONT HAPPY HOUR Daily 4:30-6:30pm food & drink specials overlooking Lake Tahoe. www.jakestahoe.com |
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Lather & Fizz BoutiqueFollow your nose to the best smelling shop in Tahoe! Lather & Fizz Bath Boutique offers locally, handmade bath & body products made with the finest ingredients. Sniff your way through our handmade soaps and choose your favorite scent. We will give you a soap sample for you to enjoy during your Tahoe stay. www.latherandfizz.com |
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Mountain PizzeriaHappy Hour 3-5pm Fri-Sat. $4 drafts, $5 microbrews and 2-for-1 pizza! www.squawcreek.com |
Sandy's PubHappy Hour 3-6pm daily and again from 10-close! 3 PBRs and 3 sliders for $10. www.squawcreek.com |
Tahoe Dave's Skis & BoardsCome on in to any Tahoe Dave's Skis & Boards location and receive 50% OFF your Demo Ski/Board Rental! www.tahoedaves.com |
The River GrillHappy Hour runs from 5:00 to 6:30 every evening. All Night Sunday and Monday. Join us in the bar area for $3 draft beers, $4 wines, $4.50 margaritas, 50% off appetizers, 25% off all menu starters and soup & salads. Our fabulous burgers are also at Happy Hour prices! www.rivergrilltahoe.com |
Trilogy SpaTrilogy Spa would like to extend a special offer to Participants, attendees, and sponsors. We are offering our Ultimate Sports Massage at a special rate of $115 for a 50 minute treatment and $150 for a 80. www.trilogyspa.com |
Uncorked in Tahoe CityEnjoy a glass, a tasting flight or a bottle to take home. The tasting menu changes daily. Weekly specials include $20 for two glasses of wine and a cheese plate every Thursday and $4 Mimosas on Sundays. On Saturday, March 23rd from 5 to 7pm, meet and taste wine with Matt Hatcher, owner and winemaker of Hatcher Winery. www.teloswine.com |
Wildflour Baking Co.If you are a National Athlete and are accompanied by a National Athlete from Squaw, you receive a free cookie! www.wildfloursquaw.com |
Blue AgaveBlue Agave "Liftie" Specials - $3 Fish Tacos, 2-for-1 Margaritas. In the Cantina - 4 – 7 pm, March 20 – 24th. www.tahoeblueagave.com |
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Sunnyside Restaurant and LodgeSunnyside Specials - Tuesdays - Burger & a Beer for $10 - Every Tuesday night choose a Burger and a Draft Beer for $10 Wednesdays – Fish Taco Night - 1/2 price Fish Tacos & Tecate Beer Specials from 4 – 9 pm Thursdays - Ox's Picks - Enjoy creative entrees paired with a glass of wine from our featured winery of the week. Fridays - Martinis & Music - Specialty $10 martinis & live music in the Mountain Grill from 7 - 10pm. www.sunnysidetahoe.com |
Tahoe Mountain Brewing Co.Happy Hour: 4pm – 6pm Sunday – Thursday $4 Well Drinks +$2 Local Lager, $1 off all draft beer, $2 Shot of the Night, $5 Pub Menu Specials www.tahoebrewing.com |
Christy HillHappy Hour: 4:30pm – 6pm Every Night! At The Bar - Nibbles and Small Plates, $4 Wines and Microbrews. www.christyhill.com |


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I have been toying with this idea for while now – to finally, after 8 years or so, tell my parents that I am an Atheist. Those 8 years consisted of a handful of occasions of me actually going to Church when I was at home and lying about going to Church when I wasn't. I didn't like the lying part at all.
I have tried to imagine the actual conversation and thanks to my ever optimistic/paranoid imagination made up various scenarios of how they would react – from kicking me out of the house to telling me that they secretly were the same too.
The actual conversation was way less entertaining. My dad had this disappointed look on his face and gave me that empty threat I have heard one too many times: "You will learn someday". My mom couldn't/wouldn't really grasp this and, from what I could make out, seemed to think that I shifted my religion to something else. A few more words cleared that up.
Some minutes later, after a few calm words and an awkward long silence, the topic shifted and all was back to normal – and it stayed like that. Except for the extra minutes my mom prays to compensate for my lack of prayer and a little more prodding for information.
It makes me wonder, why I never told them anything earlier. Then again, if I would have told them earlier (as a student) they might not have taken me seriously.
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I find that the songs Azmaria sings are very beautiful... Does anyone know the titles of the songs she sings? Or if the songs were made specifically for this anime, is there any place I can possibly listen to, or buy the songs in full length? I really want to hear more...
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Azmaria no Uta
Azmaria - Star of Bethlehem
first great war = world war 1 even greater war= world war 2 the stock market crashed on tuesday not thursday
first great war = world war 1 even greater war= world war 2 the stock market crashed on tuesday not thursday
This is a good anime, but I didn't like the ending...........
why can't we watch it here in the Philippines?!? gosh!
do you know what site is a manga for comic?
why i can't wacth it..?
still i don't nkow how to wacth it!
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The development of the solar system has been shaped by collisions of cosmic bodies of different size. The collision history of the Solar System is, on the one hand, testified by the heavily cratered surfaces of the terrestrial planets (e.g. Moon, Mars, Mercury), and on the other, primitive meteorites are considered fragments of the earliest stage of planetary evolution.
Research at the Museum für Naturkunde aims at constraining the effect of collision events on the evolution of planets and life (mass extinctions, e.g. dinosaurs). Moreover, we want to obtain a better understanding of the highly dynamic processes and the modifications to minerals and rocks in meteorites and terrestrial rocks, as a result of the extreme pressure and temperature conditions generated during an impact event. Furthermore, the identification and dating of impact structures will contribute to completion of Earth's impact cratering record, and the reconstruction of crater formation – at all scales - is essential for our grasp on the impact dynamics and material responses.
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Was there or is there life on other celestial bodies? – This and further questions is the theme of the research alliance 'Planetary Evolution and Life' led by the institute of planetary research of the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR). This Alliance has been chosen by the senate of the Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Deutscher Forschungszentren e.V. (HGF) and is funded for the next five years.
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The collision of solid bodies is one of the most fundamental geological processes in our solar system. The research unit MEMIN (Multidisciplinary Experimental and Modeling Impact Crater Research Network) financed by the German Research Foundation (DFG) is aimed at understanding the dynamics of hypervelocity impact processes and the formation of meteorite craters by means of experimental and numerical techniques.
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Parker House Rolls
It probably doesn't come as a surprise to anyone who reads my blog regularly that I have a major sweet tooth. I bake a lot of desserts and while I give most of them away to friends, family and Shane's coworkers, I almost always save a little for us. If I've made something that Shane loves, the dessert probably won't make it out of the house (he exercises A LOT and calories aren't really something he needs to worry about) and then I have to work extra hard not to over-indulge. My sweet tooth doesn't stop at desserts though. I love sweetness in savory dishes too; whether it's a marinade for meat or just a dish of roasted veggies, I'm going to find a way to add a touch of sweetness.
I was thrilled of course when I made these Parker House rolls I'd seen on Joy the Baker's site and discovered upon taking my first bite that they were sweet and wonderfully buttery. I'd made them to accompany a big pot of chicken and rice soup we had for dinner last week and the combination was perfect! The rolls are made entirely by hand, which is my favorite way to make bread - it's just so gratifying! My rolls turned out a bit more flat than I'd like and I'm not completely sure why, but since they were still so tasty, it didn't really bother me. I made 1/2 of the recipe and baked them in a 9-inch square pan but were I to make a 1/2 batch again, I'd use a smaller pan so the rolls were more closely packed.
Parker House rolls originated at the Parker House Hotel in Boston and despite having previously lived and worked in Boston, I've never been there. We still live only about an hour outside of Boston so I'm adding a trip to this hotel to my to-do list. I stopped by their site and noticed that they provide a recipe for Parker House rolls, which differs a bit from this one so I'm eager to try that one out next! You can find the recipe here.
Parker House Rolls
from The Gourmet Cookbook by Ruth Reichl, John Willoughby, and Zanne Early Stewart (as seen on Joy the Baker)
3 tablespoons warm water (105 - 115 F)
3 tablespoons sugar
1 (1/4-ounce) package (2 1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast
1 stick (8 tablespoons) unsalted butter
1 cup whole milk (I used 1%)
2 cups bread flour
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
3/4 - 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
Stir together warm water, 1 tablespoon of the sugar and yeast in a small bowl until yeast in dissolved. Let stand until foamy, about five minutes. Melt 6 tablespoons of the butter in a small saucepan. Add the milk and heat until lukewarm. Pour into a large bowl and add yeast mixture, remaining 2 tablespoons of sugar, bread flour, and salt. Stir with a wooden spoon until just combined.
Stir in 3/4 cup all-purpose flour then dump the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and begin to knead and bring the dough together. Knead the dough until it is smooth, satiny and elastic, about 10 minutes. If your dough is too sticky to handle, add up to 1/2 cup of all-purpose flour a tablespoon at a time until the dough is just slightly tacky. I ended up adding a little more than 1/4 cup of flour to mine. Form the dough into a ball and place in a large oiled bowl, turning to coat entirely. Cover with plastic wrap and let it rise in a warm, draft free place until doubled in size, about 1 hour. You'll know it's doubled in size if you press two fingers into the dough and they leave a dent which does not spring back.
Butter a 9×13-inch baking pan. Divide the dough into 20 equal pieces. Roll each one into a ball and arrange evenly in 4 rows of 5 in a baking pan. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and let rise in a warm, draft free place until almost doubled in size, about 45 minutes.
Using a floured chopstick or the edge of a ruler, make a deep crease down the center of each row of rolls. Let rolls rise, loosely covered for 15 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375 F. Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter and cool slightly. Brush the tops of the rolls with the butter and bake for 20-25 minutes, or until golden brown. Cool rolls in the pan for 5 minutes before serving.
Makes 20 rolls
11 comments:
- Emily Rose said...
these look wonderful! I have been looking for a buttery dinner roll recipe like this one- I'm going to try it out soon!
- March 3, 2010 at 11:06 AM
- Snooky doodle said...
these rolls look so tender and yummy :)
- March 3, 2010 at 12:48 PM
- El said...
I went to the Parker House one day for lunch just to try one of these rolls. After I left, I couldn't find the recipe anywhere. Thanks for sharing it!
- March 3, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Maria said...
Homemade rolls are the best!
- March 3, 2010 at 3:51 PM
- Katie said...
They look really delicious. I've never tried making bread rolls but this recipe doesn't seem too scary.
- March 3, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- Susan said...
They look great! I love homemade bread.
- March 3, 2010 at 10:36 PM
- The Food Librarian said...
Oh! These look great! Yummy yummy! - mary
- March 4, 2010 at 8:49 PM
- margot said...
Those look so good! Homemade yeast breads and rolls are one of the things I really can't resist eating tons of if they're around.
- March 4, 2010 at 11:36 PM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
These look great... Perhaps I'll have to add them to my Boston-inspired cooking repertoire for the next time I am desperately missing Boston. :) I've never been to the Parker House Hotel, but I think I will have to add it to my list of places to go, as well!
- March 5, 2010 at 2:44 PM
- Kayte said...
Need to try these, they look wonderful, perfect for dinner and the guys always appreciative of having a roll or two with dinner. Thanks for the inspiration to make these, I have never made them before.
- March 6, 2010 at 7:24 AM
- mike said...
They don't look flat at all! They look wonderful! I'm so impressed that you made these... so many people pick up a package at the store nowadays! I bet they were perfect with the chicken dish!
- March 6, 2010 at 8:51 PM


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