If pace of play is an issue, pace of shower will be, too, because individuals tend to move at the same pace off course as they do on. Red, a mortgage broker who has ridden low interest rates to about four golf trips a year over the past decade, says waiting will set him off. ceramic "Some guys are just high-maintenance. It''s all about them," he says. "They take 10 minutes longer than anyone else in the shower. They can''t find their stuff. They''re late for the tee time. It''s 7 o''clock, you''ve got a dinner reservation and they''re on the phone to Honey Pie. We had one guy, no names, who did laundry three times a day. Thank God he had a sense of humor." Red and his buddies didn''t exactly confront the culprit, of course. They needled him to death. He kept washing, but faster. (Note: In my experience, the laundry problem is not widespread.) There are so many great things about golf trips--eating whatever you want, drinking whatever you want, going through cigars as if they were Altoids--that it''s easy to overlook the negatives until you''re confronted with them. These begin with the fact that you generally room with a person who has eaten, drunk and smoked whatever he wanted. You hear it time and time again: "Can you believe how much that guy snored last night?"

Hitch up the 1690 and one of our high-capacity 1910 Commodity Carts and see what it''s car like to seed 400 acres per day--with up to 270 bushels behind you, you won''t be refilling anytime soon. A single rank of our new 90 Series Openers sits at the business end. Paired with our active hydraulic down-pressure system, these'' openers can cut the toughest no-till rubble or glide through the cleanest, best-prepped seedbeds, placing seed at a precise, consistent depth.The 1690 CCS gives you many of the same features as the 1690, but with the bulk seed carrying capacity of our new Central Commodity System. CCS tanks carry up to 100 bushels of seed, eliminating the need for a Commodity Air Cart. Underneath the tanks, the maintenance-free CCS Seed Metering System delivers seed directly to the openers for unmatched population rate control.

This article is the story of our experiences developing and running the iWRS AI control system.The Early YearsBy 1995, the AI controls team had been working with several groups in the Crew and Thermal Systems Division (CTSD), building Al control systems in support of CTSD''s investigations in advanced life support (ALS). In 1995, they put a man in an airlock linked to a 10-foot-diameter chamber full of wheat (Laifook and Ambrose 1997). For 15 days, the man lived, worked, and exercised in the chamber as the wheat crop took in his carbon dioxide and produced oxygen for him. The control system--our first for ALS--monitored and provided caution and warnings for the climate and nutrient environment of the wheat crop.

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