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Anyone else having trouble with the Stroh cam? Keep getting messages that can't be loaded or something to that effect...

http://strohcam.bgsu.edu/jpg/image.jpg

This one just worked for me.

The 'oxblue' one worked too.

http://oxblue.com/pro/open/bgsu/strohcenter

Warthog wrote:http://strohcam.bgsu.edu/jpg/image.jpg

This one just worked for me.

Wart,
Thanks! It worked for me off your site, but I don't have the "zoom" effects etc. that I was getting on the BGSU Falcons.com site....will look again later. But again, thanks as I hadn't seen ALL the Orange sections the other day, only about half of them.

anyone know if there are plans to have an indoor Stroh construction cam to track the progress of the floor, seating, ect?

BourbonFalcon wrote:anyone know if there are plans to have an indoor Stroh construction cam to track the progress of the floor, seating, ect?

I will be getting a walk-through of the project next week (Wednesday 6/23) and will have my video camera with me.

I'll be sure to ask if the floor completion will be broadcast or not.

And also, remember www.strohcenter.com is the best link for the camera... it'll be updated to a new website once the camera is done.

Will the floor be a permanent/fixed floor (like in Anderson Arena) or will it be sections like in multipurpose arenas like The Q?

Grant, try hard to get the indoor cam for all of us. I can't get enough of this!!!

Go Falcons!!

Dayons_Den wrote:Will the floor be a permanent/fixed floor (like in Anderson Arena) or will it be sections like in multipurpose arenas like The Q?

I see no reason why it wouldn't be a fixed floor.

I can't wait to make a trip to the motherland to see the Stroh up close and personal!!!

BGDrew wrote:

Dayons_Den wrote:Will the floor be a permanent/fixed floor (like in Anderson Arena) or will it be sections like in multipurpose arenas like The Q?

I see no reason why it wouldn't be a fixed floor.

I would think it would be a removable floor for the sake of graduations, concerts, etc. Less wear and tear in my opinion.

As long as it has a "super HARD" surface,does it make a difference?

drumstix2388 wrote:

BGDrew wrote:

Dayons_Den wrote:Will the floor be a permanent/fixed floor (like in Anderson Arena) or will it be sections like in multipurpose arenas like The Q?

I see no reason why it wouldn't be a fixed floor.

I would think it would be a removable floor for the sake of graduations, concerts, etc. Less wear and tear in my opinion.

Unless you're doing some serious destruction to the floor for an event they usually just throw down heavy carpeting or tarps.

BGDrew wrote:

drumstix2388 wrote:

BGDrew wrote:

Dayons_Den wrote:Will the floor be a permanent/fixed floor (like in Anderson Arena) or will it be sections like in multipurpose arenas like The Q?

I see no reason why it wouldn't be a fixed floor.

I would think it would be a removable floor for the sake of graduations, concerts, etc. Less wear and tear in my opinion.

Unless you're doing some serious destruction to the floor for an event they usually just throw down heavy carpeting or tarps.

Oh okay that makes sense...is it much of a difference in cost to have one over the other?

I assume the only difference would be in labor costs after the fact. Putting down tarps or carpets is a lot easier than disassembling the floor and moving it to wherever they would move it to. Yes, I just ended that sentence with a preposition.

VDub26Falcon wrote:I assume the only difference would be in labor costs after the fact. Putting down tarps or carpets is a lot easier than disassembling the floor and moving it to wherever they would move it to. Yes, I just ended that sentence with a preposition.

Bingo. It's WAY more expensive to have an "assembly required" floor due to the man hours that are required to install and tear-down. I recommend the "Sports Jobs" where they switched from the hockey arena to basketball floor. With about 2-3 dozen guys it took 3 hours.

PS: It is perfectly acceptable to end sentences in prepositions in the English language. This myth comes from Latin.