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1 Communicating waste baskets for intelligent waste management Dr. Thomas Luckenbach, Fraunhofer FOKUS Michael Tost, BSR
2 ppp outsmart.eu/ OUTSMART Provisioning of urban/regional smart services and business models enabled by the Future Internet (Part of the PPP FI Initiative of FP7) Structured into five clusters: Waste Management Berlin cluster Water & Sewage Aarhus cluster Transport Infrastructure Birmingham cluster Energy &Street Lighting Santander cluster Water & Environment Trento cluster
4 BERLIN Cluster Mission The Berlin cluster is working on the integration of ICT into relevant parts of the waste management process The mission of the cluster is to gather data (via capillary sensor networks) and provide information to waste management utilities to support optimization processes on different levels (service, costs, customer satisfaction, environmental aspects, employees) The main focus of the cluster is to develop, prototype and deploy a network of intelligent and communicative waste baskets throughout the city in order to optimize waste management in different aspects Department for Urban Development and the Environment
5 BERLIN Cluster Business Cases Intelligent public waste basket management Intelligent subsurface container Smart phone apps for citizen support ( mug corner detection )
6 Intelligent Waste Basket IDEA Development of intelligent waste basket in order to optimise waste management waste basket knows about its own status and is able to communicate DESCRIPTION Monitoring the fill level and frequency of use in waste bins Managing other incidents like defectiveness Gathering and evaluating the data from the waste baskets Adapting the logistics according to statistical/real time data Adapting the process of waste basket maintenance BENEFIT Reducing costs by improving the logistics and the process of waste bin emptying and maintenance Reducing CO 2 emission Citizen benefits by paying lower / constant prices for waste collection
7 Technologies and components Ultrasonic e.g. SRF02 (~15, ) distance 15cm 6m interface RS232 or I2C power consumption 4mA (5V) Optical / photo sensor several light beams cabling fixed levels Optical / laser triangulation Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F distance 10cm 80cm analogue output power consumption 30mA (~5V) Transmission via ICradio module ( /ZigBee transceiver + ATmega1281
8 6th Fachgespräch Kommunikation und Verteilte Systeme User interfaces example
9 Lab Prototype (Smart Metering Lab)
10 Application view by BSR
11 BSR is the largest municipal refuse collection service provider in Germany area of 890 km² (more than Munich, Frankfurt and Stuttgart combined) 3.4 million inhabitants 1.4 million km cleaning of streets and pavement 200,000 dogs 80,000 tons street cleaning waste 400,000 trees drop 1.3 million tons of waste 1,800,000 homes (400,000 waste containers)
12 Refuse Collection Facts approx. 1,600 employees, approx. 400 vehicles household and commercial waste (~20 million emptying's per year, 340,000 waste containers) Collection of organic waste (~3,0 million emptying's per year, 75,000 waste containers) Bulky waste: ~11,000 tons Other: e.g. 400,000 collected and recycled Christmas trees
13 Street Cleaning Facts approx. 2,000 employees, approx. 850 vehicles cleaning of streets and pavement (~1.4 mio. km) ~4.6 million emptying of wastebaskets / year (20,000 wastebaskets) ~160,000 gully clean ups ~90,000 m ³ of greenery Snow removal and gritting ( more than 18,000 intersections, about Km (5 x Berlin Moscow)
14 The Berlin Cluster within OUTSMART The theme of the Berlin Cluster is the intelligent waste management, using sensors and the future internet. There are two subprojects: 1. Intelligent waste bins with the themes Waste bin maintainance Fill level measurement 2. Intelligent underground containers with the theme fill level measurement. Both subprojects shall also lead to optimized operative and administrative processes.
15 Main issues / goals within the subprojekt Intelligent Waste Bin The sensor sends the signal (full / empty) 10 m far away. The waste bin has eg. an RFID chip (passive) on/from which eg. the following data can be written/read: GPS coordinates Type Colour Last maintainance Date of installation The existing ICT of BSR should be used / integrated. 16 Projekt OutSmart /
16 Main issues / goals within the subprojekt Intelligent Underground Container The sensor sends the fill level signal (25%, 50%, 75%; 100%) directly to the OUTSMART platform (eg. via GPRS) Different types of users (BSR, other related waste management companies, customers) have access to the fill level data according to an authorisation concept. The existing ICT of BSR should be used / integrated. 17 Projekt OutSmart /
17 Underground Container Waste Bin Sends the data directly to the platform eg. via GPRS SAP BSR Infrastructure Other Parties 10 m OutSmart Platform BSR Controlling 10 m Sends the data directly to the platform eg. via GPRS Maintainance Marketing Ressource Planning Handheld 18 Projekt OutSmart /
18 Thank you! FOKUS contact: Dr. Thomas Luckenbach phone: BSR contact: Michael Tost phone:
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Autumn Leaves Run
Sun 21st Oct 2012
organised by Tayside Scotland
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Many thanks to all who came on our run today, especially to the 4 cars/ 7 members from Grampian.Thanks to our new member Gavin from Montrose who came on his first run today (hope you enjoyed it) nice to have met you too.
Six Tay5liders were at Tesco's for the off and we met our son Scott en route taking total for the run up to 11 cars !! good turn out, biggest smile was on Alex's kisser out on his first run with his NOO sport tech in lovely black !! very nice too.
Very good to see Alec (our youngest members at 81 years young !!) and John
Our trip took us via lots of quite "B" roads around the Angus countryside in beautifull sunshine, in and out of the shadows,lots of "Autumn leaves" falling from the trees with our passing !!
All to soon we were at Strathcathro where we stopped for a bite to eat with a cuppa, Good blether had by all,comfort break too and then it was off again.
A few of our Grampian members headed north and the rest headed south via (alomst) St Cyrus, Montrose,Lunan Bay and into Arbroath where we again stopped for some photo's and a natter,left,John,Alec and Stuart there and then 4 cars headed back to Dundee.
All in all a very good day out with our friends , hope if weather is kind to maybe do it again next month.
many thanks once again to all.
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21st Oct 2012 17:15 ::
Eddie and Joan
Thanks to Tom and Alex for arranging the weather. It was just magic going through the Angus countryside in the warm and golden autumn sunlight.
Good crack at the Stracathro stop. Started with around 6 tayslider cars and four grampian cars and another tayslider joined on the outskirts of Dundee.
Thanks again Tom and Alex
21st Oct 2012 18:54 ::
Tom and Jen
Hi and many thanks who took the time to come to Dundee for our run out today. As Eddie has said what a cracking day, brill,reasoably quite B roads,in out tye sunshine,mud and water !! had to keep your eye on the road !
Will post some photo's once i have sussed out how to download them from my new fone lol !!
21st Oct 2012 20:19 ::
Another superb outing in very acceptable weather...not a bad record considering the summer we've had. As you say Eddie, good crack at Stracathro. Great to see some Grampian cousins join us for the run as well as John, Alec and also Gavin on his first trip. More of the same please...and yes Thomas, I'm still smiling,
21st Oct 2012 21:07 ::
Great day out today. Thanks to Tom and Alex for organising. Weather excellent - just hope it\'s as good next Sunday when we head for Fochabers. Many thanks to David the painter for feeding the dogs in our absence!!!
22nd Oct 2012 00:18 ::
Splendid and saw many autumn leaves --good convoy control!!
Could organise another Angus one re railway history but probably best left to the spring now rather than another Angus run soon---some discussion re insurance -SAGA IS GOOD FOR US £116-- fully comp husband/wife 5000mls per annum -worth a try if you are paying hundreds.
22nd Oct 2012 08:36 ::
John, just got my latest insurance renewal for my MK3 MX5 from SAGA, been with them for the past 9 years with both cars, fully comp, never had a claim, full 60% protected NCB, 5000 miles per annum same as you...£486!!!....I have been with SAGA since we bought our first MX5....We are with them no longer!! I changed to Aviva, fully comp, 7000 miles per annum full 60% NCB and various other things thrown in £127....
22nd Oct 2012 13:48 ::
Steve Saunders
Hi All. I'm an ex MX-5 owner, traded in my sunlight silver mk2.5 for a new Focus ST 4 years ago. I was out on the bicycle on Sunday morning (up the back of Wellbank on my way to Glamis/Alyth) and was passed by 10+ mk3 MX-5's most of which had the top down, which was good to see. Brought back memories, and I wish I still had mine... Just wanted to say, nice looking motors and a big thank-you to all for giving me plenty room when you overtook, much appreciated.
22nd Oct 2012 15:53 ::
Couldn't have been us then Steve...we're not that considerate ;) By the way, the credit for yesterday was all Toms', I just turned up for the run.
22nd Oct 2012 18:17 ::
Echoing the comments from my Grampian colleagues , a brill day out & cracking roads / weather , a great route planned ( but adapted on the day ), thanks again to Tom & crew for a great day
22nd Oct 2012 21:16 ::
Peter & denise
Soooo sorry we couldn't make this- ourMX5 is still stuck off road.Should be able to get it out this weekend. Hope we can get some blue sky's in Nov' so we can come out and play!
23rd Oct 2012 00:46 ::
Thanks for the warm welcome, enjoyed the run and the company. will be at some future events im sure.
23rd Oct 2012 13:41 ::
Richard & Maureen (Grampian)
Tom & Alex plus Tay5liders on the run, big thanks for another great day out
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which Cabinet members were not consulted, let alone that were [not] reached
Whatever its utility, the convention of collective responsibility, if strictly
observed, exacts its price. By stifling open dissent it contributes to secrecy in
government: questions of public importance which may be strongly contested
between ministers are not aired in a way that enables public opinion to be
expressed before decisions are reached – the argument goes on behind the
screen of collective responsibility. Also, since the convention extends to all
ministers (not only those in the Cabinet) and even, if in a weaker form, to
parliamentary private secretaries to ministers, some 140 or more MPs on the
government side are expected to give unqualified support to government
policies, as a condition of retaining their positions. In this way the convention
helps to strengthen the government's control over Parliament.
In practice, however, Prime Ministers often п¬Ѓnd it impolitic to insist on
a strict observance of the obligations of ministerial solidarity. Indeed, on
a few occasions the convention has been formally suspended, with a publicly
announced вЂ˜agreement to diп¬Ђer' on some issue of importance. A famous
instance of this occurred in 1932. The National Government, constituted the
year before under Ramsay MacDonald to deal with a п¬Ѓnancial crisis, proposed
to introduce tariffs; four Cabinet ministers, convinced free-traders, were unable
to agree. In the emergency it was considered important to keep the government
together, so a compromise was reached by which the dissenting ministers were
allowed to speak and vote against tariffs, while remaining in the government.
This arrangement has been regarded with disfavour by most writers on the
constitution. Jennings described it as вЂ˜an attempt to break down the party
system and to substitute government by individuals for government by politi-
cal principles' (Cabinet Government (3rd edn 1959), p 281). In 1975 there was
again an agreement to differ, on the issue of United Kingdom membership of
the European Communities. The Labour Government had decided to submit
the question of continued membership (on the terms renegotiated by the
Government) to a referendum and to recommend the electorate to vote for
remaining in the Community. Seven Cabinet ministers who dissented from the
Government's recommendation were allowed to oppose it in the referendum
381 Crown and government
House of Commons, 23 January 1975 (HC Deb vol 884, col 1746)
The Prime Minister (Mr Harold Wilson): . . . When the outcome of renegotiation is known,
the Government will decide upon their own recommendation to the country, whether for
continued membership of the Community on the basis of the renegotiated terms, or for
withdrawal, and will announce their decision to the House in due course . . .
The circumstances of this referendum are unique, and the issue to be decided is one on
which strong views have long been held which cross party lines. The Cabinet has, therefore,
decided that, if when the time comes there are members of the Government, including
members of the Cabinet, who do not feel able to accept and support the Government's rec-
ommendation, whatever it may be, they will, once the recommendation has been announced,
be free to support and speak in favour of a different conclusion in the referendum campaign.
House of Commons, 7 April 1975 (HC Deb vol 889, col 351 W)
The Prime Minister: In accordance with my statement in the House on 23rd January last, those
Ministers who do not agree with the Government's recommendation in favour of continued
membership of the European Community are, in the unique circumstances of the referendum,
now free to advocate a different view during the referendum campaign in the country.
This freedom does not extend to parliamentary proceedings and official business.
Government business in Parliament will continue to be handled by all Ministers in accordance
with Government policy. Ministers responsible for European aspects of Government business
who themselves differ from the Government's recommendation on membership of the
European Community will state the Government's position and will not be drawn into making
points against the Government recommendation. Wherever necessary Questions will be
transferred to other Ministers. At meetings of the Council of Ministers of the European
Community and at other Community meetings, the United Kingdom position in all fields will
continue to reflect Government policy.
I have asked all Ministers to make their contributions to the public campaign in terms of
issues, to avoid personalising or trivialising the argument, and not to allow themselves to
appear in direct confrontation, on the same platform or programme, with another Minister
who takes a different view on the Government recommendation.
This arrangement helped to keep the Government together. Was it also in the
public interest?
In 1977 collective responsibility was again suspended, to allow dissenting
ministers to vote against the principle of the European Assembly Elections Bill –
which provided, in accordance with government policy, for direct elections to
the European Parliament – at its second reading. Questioned in the House of
Commons about collective responsibility the Prime Minister (Mr Callaghan)
replied (HC Deb vol 933, col 552, 16 June 1977):
I certainly think that the doctrine should apply, except in cases where I announce that it
does not.
382 British Government and the Constitution
This was brusquely said, and has been cited as a cynical disregard of con-
stitutional proprieties. But we must ask with G Marshall (Constitutional
Conventions: The Rules and Forms of Political Accountability (1986), p 8)
whether it does вЂ˜represent a breach of any constitutional duty to the House of
Commons if freedom to speak or vote against cabinet policy [is] willingly con-
ceded by the Cabinet to individual Cabinet Ministers?'
Formal suspensions of the convention have been rare and controversial; a
more commonplace and frequent mitigation of collective responsibility is pro-
vided by the вЂ˜unattributable ministerial leak'.
Patrick Gordon Walker, The Cabinet (rev edn 1972), pp 33–4, 35, 38–9
The unattributable leak involves the disclosure of . . . matters that are secret only because
of the doctrine of collective responsibility – such as the subject of Cabinet discussion, Cabinet
decisions, views assigned to different Ministers and the like. The leak gives information
known only to members of the Cabinet; being unattributable, it does not breach the doctrine
that Ministers do not attack one another in public.
An element of concealment was inherent in the very concept of collective responsibility.
The doctrine that the Cabinet must appear to be united presupposed Cabinet divisions that
had not been reconciled. Ministers must in the nature of things have differences but they
must outwardly appear to have none. Collective responsibility must therefore to some extent
be a mask worn by the Cabinet.
The self-same conditions of mass democracy that gave rise to collective responsibility
produced the unattributable leak. The maintenance of secrecy imposed by the doctrine
became intolerable. This for two main reasons.
First, Ministers were political creatures living in a political world. As party leaders they
accepted the need for the doctrine of collective responsibility: but as political creatures they
felt it sometimes necessary to let their political views be unofficially known.
Secondly, the Press began to try and tear away the mask from the face of the Cabinet:
their readers became increasingly interested in being informed about вЂ˜secrets' that were felt
to be of a political and not a security nature. . . . From [the 1880s] the unattributable leak
became a feature of the Cabinet system. The main motives for leaks by Ministers became
the desire to inform – or to mislead – their followers in the Parliamentary party about the
stand they had taken in the Cabinet on a particular issue; or the attempt to mobilize party
or public opinion behind a view that was being argued in Cabinet. . . .
Thus the doctrine of collective responsibility and the unattributable leak grew up side by
side as an inevitable feature of the Cabinet in a mass two-party system. In every Cabinet the
leak will be deplored and condemned; but it is paradoxically necessary to the preservation of
the doctrine of collective responsibility. It is the mechanism by which the doctrine of collective
responsibility is reconciled with political reality. The unattributable leak is itself a recognition
and acceptance of the doctrine that members of a Cabinet do not disagree in public.
Brian Harrison (The Transformation of British Politics 1860–1995 (1996), p 291)
remarks that during the Thatcher Cabinets вЂ˜a competitive leaking to the press
was part of the weaponry deployed by "wets" and "dries" in their battle for
383 Crown and government
control over policy'. What Harrison calls вЂ˜the art of competitive leaking' con-
tinued to be displayed in Mr Major's Government, which is said to have become
вЂ˜as leaky as a sieve' (Kenneth Clarke, cited by Peter Hennessy, The Prime Minister
(2000), p 445), and has not diminished since Labour took office in 1997.
Leaking is practised by Prime Ministers as well as by other members of the
Cabinet. If a necessary palliative of collective responsibility, it makes little con-
tribution to open government: leaked information is notoriously unreliable
and at its worst the practice is a technique for misleading the public (see
M Cockerell, P Hennessy and D Walker, Sources Close to the Prime Minister
(1984), ch 7). AP Tant (вЂ˜ "Leaks" and the nature of British government' (1995)
66 Political Quarterly 197) regards leaks as a reflection of the pathology of
British government, which he sees as being deficient in both responsibility
and eп¬ѓciency. Tant distinguishes the вЂ˜deliberate unauthorised' leak and the
вЂ˜authorised but unacknowledged' leak. The former kind, while вЂ˜constitutionally
irresponsible', may sometimes be in the national interest: Tant gives the
example of information about the inadequacy of Britain's air defences leaked to
Winston Churchill in the 1930s. Of the latter kind Tant writes:
It is a well known and accepted part of British political life that from time to time political
adversaries use вЂ˜authorised but unacknowledged' leaks to discredit or undermine each
other's policies. Equally, government uses this strategy to вЂ˜fly kites' – in instances where
a potentially contentious policy proposal may find its way into the public arena first via
a leak. If the public reaction is particularly hostile, government is able to argue that it never
had any intention of implementing this particular policy; it was merely part of the discussions
surrounding possible options. If, on the other hand, there is a muted response, government
knows it is relatively вЂ˜safe' to proceed with the policy. Whatever the outcome, it is clear that
this tactic in fact compromises the principles of responsible government.
It happens from time to time that a minister flouts convention by disagreeing
in public with government policy. This may result in his or her dismissal. When
a junior naval minister made a speech in 1981 criticising the Government's pro-
posed reduction of the surface fleet he was promptly dismissed by Mrs
Thatcher, who said, вЂ˜Ministers should п¬Ѓght departmental battles within the
Department and not outside' (HC Deb vol 5, col 151, 19 May 1981). But some-
times the breach results in nothing more than a prime-ministerial rebuke or is
simply overlooked. In 1974 after a Minister of State had publicly criticised a gov-
ernment decision to complete the delivery of warships to a tyrannical regime in
Chile, the Prime Minister (Mr Harold Wilson) was asked in the House of
Commons to say what his policy was with regard to collective responsibility. He
replied (HC Deb vol 873, col 1103, 14 May 1974):
All members of the Government share a collective responsibility for the policies of Her
Majesty's Government. I have recently reminded my right hon and hon Friends in the admin-
istration that, where any conflict of loyalties arises, the principle of the collective responsi-
bility of the Government is absolute and overriding in all circumstances.
384 British Government and the Constitution
Dissenting ministers sometimes choose to resign in emphatic repudiation of
government policy, and in these instances we seem to see the convention of
collective responsibility dramatically confirmed. When Mr Ian Gow, a Minister
of State at the Treasury, resigned in protest against the signing of the Anglo-Irish
Agreement in November 1985, he said in his resignation letter: вЂ˜I cannot
support this change of policy; it follows that I cannot remain in your
Government'. Instances of resignation in dissent from government policy have
been given above, but resignation (like dismissal) is by no means automatic in
the event of serious policy disagreement or even an open breach of ministerial
solidarity and is often a matter of political calculation; in this respect it appears
that we are dealing with an вЂ˜optional convention' (P Madgwick in V Herman
and J Alt (eds), Cabinet Studies: A Reader (1975), p 98).
Dissent among Cabinet ministers is nowadays often revealed to the public in
one way or another, and ministerial solidarity is less strictly insisted upon than
formerly. The dilution of the convention has alarmed some observers. Nevil
Johnson discerned a вЂ˜retreat into constitutional anarchy' if collective responsibil-
ity could at any time be waived by the Prime Minister, and expressed the sombre
belief that вЂ˜our constitution has atrophied to a point at which it expresses only
one principle, namely that any rule or convention thought to be part of it may be
suspended or evaded if the government of the day believes that this is required
for the sake of holding together the party in power' (letter to The Times, 22 June
1977). But an inflexible insistence on ministerial solidarity is not manifestly for
the public good, and its relaxation might contribute to more open and honest
government and better informed public debate. Political controversy often takes
place within rather than between the political parties – especially when there is
a consensus on particular policies between the party leaderships – and collective
responsibility may confine or even effectively suppress this necessary conflict.
Anthony Wedgwood Benn, вЂ˜Democracy in the age of science' (1979)
50 Political Quarterly 7, 18–19
[T]he constitutional convention of collective Cabinet responsibility which is thought to be
central to the working of the British Constitution has considerable implications for secrecy of
government. Under this doctrine the myth of Cabinet unity on all matters discussed is fos-
tered. Cabinets are, of course, rarely united in their views. Indeed, were it so there would
be no Cabinet discussion at all. . . .
Common sense and ordinary personal loyalty must require defeated minorities to accept
the majority decision and to explain and defend it. But there is no reason whatsoever why
this necessary and sensible principle should be extended to the necessarily false pretence
that no alternative policies were considered, no real debate took place, and that everyone
present was convinced of the merits of the majority view – as distinct from accepting that it
was the majority view and that as such it should be supported. The narrow interpretation of
collective Cabinet responsibility denies citizens essential knowledge of the processes by
which their government reaches its decisions.
385 Crown and government
(b) The Prime Minister
The office of Prime Minister is the creation of convention, and the role and
powers of the Prime Minister still depend mainly on convention and political
circumstances. In the course of a reply to a parliamentary question about the
extent of his powers, the incumbent Prime Minister (Mr Tony Blair) said on
15 October 2001:
The Prime Minister's roles as the head of Her Majesty's Government, her principal adviser
and as Chairman of the Cabinet are not . . . defined in legislation. These roles, including the
exercise of powers under the royal prerogative, have evolved over many years, drawing on
convention and usage, and it is not possible precisely to define them.
Relatively few powers are vested in the Prime Minister by statute – the office is
barely acknowledged in legislation – but like other ministers, although with a pre-
eminent authority, the Prime Minister may make use of prerogative powers
which have devolved upon ministers or are exercised by the Sovereign only on
ministerial advice. A number of public appointments are made directly by the
Prime Minister (eg, of the Interception of Communications Commissioner,
the Intelligence Services Commissioner and Surveillance Commissioners: see the
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, ss 57(1), 59(1) and the Police Act
1997, s 91(1)) and many others are made by the Sovereign on prime-ministerial
advice: these latter include government ministers, the Cabinet Secretary, the Civil
Service Commissioners and the Parliamentary Ombudsman. Other ministers
will often be expected to consult the Prime Minister about the exercise of powers
vested in them, especially if public controversy is likely to be caused.
It now appears to be a п¬Ѓrm convention that the Prime Minister should be
a member of the House of Commons. The last peer to hold the office was Lord
Salisbury (from 1895 to 1902); the Earl of Home disclaimed his peerage
and sought election to the House of Commons when he became Prime Minister
in 1963.
Since the person appointed by the Sovereign as Prime Minister will, as we
have seen, normally be the leader of one or other of the political parties, eligi-
bility for the office of Prime Minister is in practice determined by the election
procedures of the parties. Indeed the Labour Party in 1957 formally adopted the
principle that a Labour Prime Minister must have been elected as leader of
the party. Before the June 1983 election the Liberal and Social Democrat parties
jointly nominated a Prime Minister-designate (Mr Roy Jenkins) in case the
Alliance should have the strongest claim to provide the Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister customarily holds the titular position of First Lord of the
Treasury, and since 1968 has held the office of Minister for the Civil Service, with
another minister exercising day-to-day responsibility. Exceptionally the Prime
Minister has taken control of a major department, as when Mr Harold Wilson
assumed overall responsibility for the Department of Economic Affairs from
386 British Government and the Constitution
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My friends and co-workers,...even Tina, say that I am a motorhome geek. I guess I can't deny it. The earliest memory I have is driving on my moms lap in a 79 Landau. My siblings say they always remember that thing because every time you would turn a corner, the cabinets would fly open lol. I always get nice comments when I mention my father owned one and it took until last year to realize why. I painted a floor in Grand Rapids Michigan for a fella named Ron who owns American R.V. It appears that the guy who manufactured Landau's now works for him as one of the guru's in the service department and it was among the first (if not the first), fiberglass bodied coach. My mother says she used to hang my bungie chord bouncy seat from this hook on the kwickie bed between my father and herself and she says I absolutely loved it! (Can you imagine doing that these days?!!! She would be in prison! )
My Dad later bought a 81' Executive, a Aztec pop up, a 27 foot Pace Aarow, and finally a 83 36 foot Wanderlodge. My Dad absolutely loved that coach but by the time he got it, all of my siblings and I were out of the house and my Mother lost her zeal for traveling. He still brags how he could set a deck of cards on the dinette and drive all day and the cards wouldn't move (true or not he believes it). Another benefit to a 48,000 lb Bird is the lack of sway from road winds.
Dad always wanted a Barth but they were just too much cash for him at the time (pre 93). He was thrilled however to hear I made an offer on mine and was even more excited to fly down to Florida with me to pick it up.
The moral of the story is I respect other coaches. I love to see other folks like yourselves doing the same. Granted, I will soon sell my Barth for a larger one, (a larger Barth that is), but it sure does not mean I will not stop everything I am doing to admire a Newell or Vogue, a Blue Bird, or even a Prevost.
Safe traveling to all, and I for one would not mind seeing some other coaches, (especially vintage coaches), at future GTG's. This way we can poke fun at eachother proper like as to who has the better coach .
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You sure called that one. I immediately noticed the WL had zero movement from passing TTs and other big rigs. I could tell I was doing the pushing to a few vehicles when we passed though. The heaviest rig wins in that game I suppose.
Formerly: 1997 Barth Monarch
Now: 2000 BlueBird Wanderlodge 43' LXi Millennium Edition DD Series 60 500HP 3 stage Jake, Overbuilt bike lift with R1200GS BMW, followed by 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited,
"I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list."
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- Mark Moore (Moderator) said...
The Arkansas Times is reporting that Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller is bringing in a new Campaign Manager from out of state and a new PR guy who lives out of state but has Arkansas roots.
Todd Bachman will be campaign manager and Tracy J. Horne will be communications director.
Bachman was special assistant to former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie during President Bush's re-election. A Virginia native, he was a regional field director for Elizabeth Dole's Senate campaign.
Horne is a Russellville native and Arkansas Tech grad who has been media liaison for the Louisiana Department of Transportation, among other PR-related jobs.
Former state GOP executive director Richard Bearden remains with the campaign as a "general consultant".
Chris Battle remains the Campaign Manager of rival Asa Hutchinson.
What do you think these additions mean? Is this a change of plans? The plan all along? Does Win Rock think he needs some different advice?
- terrymcdermott said...
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- terrymcdermott said...
All I see are names of people who are only interested in their own personal careers. Is there any invloved in politics who looks at running for office as a calling, or even have the desire to be a public servant.
The 2006 General Election appears to be a dark ady in Arkansas
- Mark Moore (Moderator) said...
I don't know the motives of this men, I only know the rewards. According to the latest Contribution and Expense report, WinRock paid Richard Bearden's outfit $10,000 for the period from May 15th to May 31st. I don't know if it will be $10,000 every month or $20,000. And now it seems that he is not even managing the campaign. He is a consultant!
I don't blame him or anyone else for taking what the market will bear, I am just noting that this race has really bid up the price for qualified campaing staff in Arkansas.
- Mark Moore (Moderator) said...
And truly unselfish public servants are hard to come by. Some of it, a lot of it, is the fault of the voters I am afraid. They selfishly want the government to take money from other people and give it to them. Politicos find a way to make that sound like a noble thing, and they hire spin miesters who help them do that.
- said...
Okay....I got to chime in here, and it will be glad to discuss another subject, then the previous one at ad nauseum.
I never thought I'd say this, but lay off all these people. Being a paid political professional is not an easy life. Its one that is a calling.
You see the financial benefits, but for many of us, who don't get that much though, the amount of money doesn't matter. We sacrifice our time, our health, our being to devote 24/7 in promotion of another person.
Thats not humility??? So what if they speak of where they have been or done. The Apostle Paul who some of you love to quote LOVED to preface his letters with citations of where he has been, or drop a name, etc., ect.
I am glad to have these people here. If they are like me and so many I come to call a friend, we will all spend many a night, without food, without sleep, without a social life....devoted to one cause and one only....electing those we believe in.
For me, on the trail, I have two luxuries I afford myself. I always get Sunday morning off for Church....and then I admit it, I have a carnal pleasure of a glass of Ginger Ale, or a ROOT 44 Cherry Limeade, or something fun as a pick me up, like a show, or a night at the gym.
Aside from that....when I am in campaign mode, I have a laser like focus. I suspect these people do as well.
So please....understand....this is not about greed or egoes....its about the pride in who is coming on board. They are telling us who they are and where they have been.
I welcome them to the arena!
- said...
Why is Rockefeller bringing in all these outsiders - check his consultants - they are all from California, New York, and now even his staff is from out of state. I know there are talented people in Arkansas. Maybe they won't go help him.
- said...
Asa's staff are all local - if you go by his office most of the people there are volunteers. He has only three paid staff and no consultants that I know of. Most of his work is being done by volunteers who believe in him or the conservative cause. Win is spending over 100,000 dollars a month on staff and consultants. That is not a good sign for a campaign if you can't get volunteers to work for you.
- said...
Drew Pritt paid political consultant? That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. Only someone as desperate as Gene Yarboro would ever even let you in their office, much less pay you.
Is your great new strategy for Gene to court the gay evangelical vote? What a joke please stop posting and move out of state.
- said...
Before you attempt to demean me with a slur, let the facts show, aside from being a paid staffer for General Wes Clark in his Presidential campaign, since 1994 -
In Arkansas -
MARIAN OWENS INGRAM * (State Representative)
BILL WELLS (State Representative)
CHARLIE COLE CHAFFIN * (Won Primary/Lost General) (Lt. Governor)
SANDY McMATH (U.S. Senate)
OUT of STATE
ALABAMA - * Nancy Worley (Secretary of State)
IDAHO - Jerry Brady (Governor)
ILLINOIS - * Pat Quinn (Lt. Governor)
Blair Hull (U.S. Senate)
LOUISIANA - * Kathleen Blanco (Governor)
J.E. Jumonville, Jr. (Governor)
MISSISSIPPI - * Ronnie Musgrove (Governor)
NEW JERSEY - * Jim McGreevey (Governor)
TENNESSEE - Tennessee Victory 2000 Coordinated Campaign
Bob Clement (U.S. Senate)
Carol Chumney (Shelby County Mayor)
WEST VIRGINIA - Charlotte Pritt (Both race for Governor and Secretary of State)
Jim Lees (Governor)
John Perdue - * (State Treasurer)
WISCONSIN - Wisconsin Coordinated Campaign 2004
Matt Flynn (U.S. Congress)
Tim Carpenter (U.S. Congress)
As for my faith and who I am, that is personal. I am not leaving the state. I am not backing down. I am electing the next Lt. Governor of our state and his name is Gene Yarbrough.
Deal with it!
- said...
you know the Arkansas politico's. Are there not any good local talent that Rockefeller could hire instead of going out of state?
- said...
A candidate has to be comfortable with his staff. Frankly, the Republicans I can think of, have either been hired, or ideologically are not where Win Paul is at right now.
Also, he is hiring seasoned talent. Thats not easy to find.
- said...
- Mark Moore (Moderator) said...
Please, please don't turn this into another thread about Drew's proclivities. It provokes him to make claims and that provokes others (including me!) to respond and then the whole thread is off topic.
Is there some political idea that you want to challenge him on? Great. I just don't want every thread to devolve into a discussion on that.
- said...
most of the Arkansas' current GOP campaign veterans are currently in DC working in the administration.
- said...
Yep, most of the talent is serving in the administration. That is one main reason they are bringing in out-of-state ops.
- said...
I suspect before it is all said an done Asa and Win will be fighting it out trying to hire several of the Arkansas opratives, especially going after the Bush staff from 04. I think they'll both try their best to link themselves to the President, and both want to say that a majority of his staff came to work for me.
Just my opnion.
- said...
Mark....I don't take the bait.
- Arkansas Times said...
Why are all of the Blogs losing readership? Has the Blog bubble bursted?
- said...
We are just getting started!
- said...
Actually this blog will probably go back to the less than 20 responses, more or less, now that Mark has chosen to kick people out. He can't even face me in arguments based on logic but says it's because I am gay.
What a Pharisee-like place this blog quickly became. It was based on discussing different ideas. When those ideas challenged your ideas, it became a threat and you pushed people away.
- said...
Drew you are gay and everyone knows it. I don't really care about that. Your posts are absurd and your political opinions are worthless.
Please go away.
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