2005 OIT Women's Basketball Season

Albums For Download

March 29, 2005
Recently there was interest in the photos I shot of the 2005 OIT Hustling Owls Women's Basketball season. I created this page so that basketball fans could view some of the pictures. The slide shows are subject to the Conditions of Use statement provided by Louis Du Brey. If this is your first time to a hearingoffice.com web site, please view this statement by clicking the link on the left side of the page before proceeding.

Carmichael drives to the hoop

2005 OIT Women's Basketball Season

• This page is about the OIT women's basketball season. To learn more about OIT's programs click here to visit their web site. If you want to know more about OIT athletics, click here to visit the school web site.
• I attended most of the games this year. My daughter was a freshman on the team. I had a great time taking these pictures with my new Canon D1 Mark II. You're only going to see about 150 of those photos in the two shows I've included.
• I've prepared several downloads for you below:
  
  
  • About The Event
    • The files in this section are in portable document format, pdf. To view these files you must have Adobe's Acrobat Reader installed. If you don't already have this installed on your computer, visit Adobe's site, www.adobe.com, and download it for free. Readers are available for most operating systems. Click on the links below to view online. PC users can also use the right mouse button to click on the file link and "Save Target As" directly to your hard drive. There are several files here:
      
      
      • Click here--it's not done yet so check back later--to download a file that contains a scrapbook of newspaper clips and articles about the team. Most of the clips came from the Herald and News. Reading this file makes it convenient for you to learn about the team play this year. If you want to keep up on local Klamath Falls events, click here to visit the Herald and News web site.
      • Click here to download a file that will teach you how to use the slide show and content on this page.
      • Click here to visit the OIT site and view player biographies. This link takes you directly to the OIT web site. I've also placed the information in a pdf file that I may post a link for at later date in the event OIT removes the information from their site. Please let me know when/if this link stops working and I will ask OIT if it is OK to post the pdf.
        
        
  • The Slide Shows
    • There are two stand alone applications that will play the slide shows on your screen. One show was a compilation of the regular season and the other was from the trip to the national championship. You don't need anything but these files to view the shows. You will have the option to view the photos as a slide show with music or in a scrapbook format where you can turn the photos individually. If you need help running the slide show, see the section above.
      
      
    • System Requirements:
      • Windows 98/ME/NT 4.0 & sp 6a/2000/XP. The software will not operate on Win 3.1 or the MacOS--sorry
      • 400 mg hz Pentium II processor or higher--a Pentium III or higher is preferred
      • 50 mb's of free hard drive disc space to store both shows
      • VGA Video adapter capable of driving at least a 14" display to 800 X 600 HiColor or TrueColor (recommended) display mode
      • DirectX 3.0 (8.1 or 9 recommended) or higher for playing sound/music files
        
        
    • Download Shows
      • The Regular Season
        • Click here (approximately 25 mb's) to download the slide show of the regular season..
      • The NAIA Tournament
        • Click here (approximately 19 mb's) to download the slide show of the NAIA championship in Sioux City, IA.
          
          
    • Printing Pictures
      • You will not be able to print photos from the slide shows. If you do a screen capture, the images will print poorly. I reduced their quality so that the slide show files would be smaller to download. This isn't a problem for viewing on computer monitors, but the images print poorly. For example, most images before reduction were larger then 4 mbs!
      • I have no problem sharing my photos. If you would like prints, please contact me by email. I will arrange for you to get prints. In the past, I've placed a CD of photos at Leo's Camera Store in Klamath Falls or uploaded to their online printing service. If I upload, you can order the prints from your home and have them delivered in a day or two! Leo's commercial location in Klamath Falls is setup so that you print the photos directly from their kiosk in all the popular sizes up to 8" X 10". I've ordered beautiful posters up to 24" X 30"! You will only pay for the cost of the print, which will be significantly less than if you tried to print it on an inkjet printer at home. Not only will it cost less money, but the print will last much longer.
      • Please DO NOT ask me to email images--I won't!

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