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You turn around as you hear a noise behind you. As you turn you see someone in a black jacket with a large rock in their hand. "Who are you?" you ask. Just as you finish your sentence they threw the rock at your head. You fell to the ground.
You wake up bound by rope and blind folded. "W-where am I?" you stumbled. You felt something around your chest tighten. You gasped, that was greeted by a low chuckle. "You're at your house, my love." You cocked your head to the side. What does he mean by 'my love'? You thought. "Where are my parents?" you asked. You felt his presence get a little aggressive. "Your parents didn't appreciate you. There dead." He said angrily. You stiffen as you remember all the shit your mother and father put you through. Beating you, and putting you in the closet with no food or water. Your eyes widen as he removed the blind fold. You finally got a look at him he had a curved smile with sharp teeth, long dark brown hair to his shoulders, with no eyes just empty black sockets, but you had to admit he was so HOT. You blushed and as you did he chuckled. "Your eyes are even prettier than I imagined." He said. "Y-you can see?" you asked. He simply nodded. "I'll untie you; but you're going to do whatever I tell you. You'll also let me do whatever I want. Got it?" you tensely nodded. He untied you. You were in your own bedroom. "Lie down." He ordered. You went to your bed. He practically jumped on top of you kissing every visible place on your neck looking for your sweet spot. As he brushed past a spot you gasped. Jack grinned and started nibbling and sucking on that spot earning loud moans and gasps from you. Slowly he started to pull down your paints. "J-Jack." You moaned. "Looks like someone is excided~" he said as he pulled your under wear down his finger at your dripping core. Jack started pumping his finger in and out of you. You gasped in immense pleasure. You moaned his name. You were about to climax you could feel that knot that had been building in your stomach start to undo itself but Jack stopped. He started to undress himself and started to lift up your shirt, unclipping your bra. He quickly shoved himself inside you, felling a sharp vague pain in your abdomen. "JACK~OW" you yelled. He didn't pay attention started to thrust in and out of you. You started to tear up in pain. Jack slammed into you harder and harder until you were pushed over the edge. "Nun~(Y/N), you s-so tight." He moaned. You road out your orgasm. Once you were done he started hammering into you again. This went on for hours until his seed started to fill you up to the brim. Some of it spilling out onto the bed. Jack slammed into you a few more times and he finally pulled out. He laid down next to you. "I love you (Y/N)" he painted. "I-I love you too." You replied as you started to fall asleep.
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MSU's Robosub, "Blue November"
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The MSU AUVSI Robosub is an autonomous underwater robot sponsored by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA). The planning, development, and building process spans an entire year and comprises a capstone design project for the electrical and mechanical engineering students on the team. As a team, the goal of the project is to foster learning by employing multi-disciplinary engineering strategies to produce an autonomous machine. The electrical engineering aspect involves assembling and wiring a computer, power supply, microcontrollers, sensing, motors, etc., and developing control algoithms. The Robosub requires command software to be coded by MSU computer science students along with the electrical engineers. The mechanical engineers are concentrating on designing a water tight capsule with several constraints including ease of access, buoyancy, dissipation of heat, pneumatic systems, and all physical modeling of our design. This multidisciplinary team is constanly collaborating on this complicated system. The Robosub will be equipped with hardware and software to carry out tasks for the 2015 AUVSI completion in San Diego, CA.
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All to be completed under 15 minutes in any order in one run. More tasks completed = more points.
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"Old Cape Cod" | ||||||||
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Single by Patti Page | ||||||||
B-side | "Wondering" | |||||||
Released | April 23, 1957 | |||||||
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Genre | Traditional (classic) pop | |||||||
Length | 2:14 | |||||||
Label | Mercury | |||||||
Writer(s) | Claire Rothrock Milton Yakus Allan Jeffrey | |||||||
Producer(s) | Vic Schoen | |||||||
Certification | Gold (RIAA) | |||||||
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"Old Cape Cod" | ||||||||
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Label | Mercury | |||||||
Writer(s) | Claire Rothrock Milton Yakus Allan Jeffrey | |||||||
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"Old Cape Cod" is a song, written by Claire Rothrock, Milton Yakus, and Allan Jeffrey, and published in 1957. The single, as recorded by Patti Page, became a gold record, having sold over a million copies. Having been hailed by "Cape Codders" as the "unofficial Cape Cod Anthem, if ever there was one",[1] the song has been credited with "putting the Cape on the map", by helping to establish Cape Cod as a major tourist destination.[2]
The song extols the virtues of Cape Cod as a leisure destination with each verse ending with the line "You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod." The nucleus of the song was a poem written by Boston-area housewife Claire Rothrock, for whom Cape Cod was a favorite vacation spot. "Old Cape Cod" would be Rothrock's sole evident songwriting credit—apart from being acknowledged as a co-writer of Groove Armada's "At the River", which made heavy use of a sample from the original Page recording. Rothrock brought her poem to Ace Studios, a Boston recording studio owned by Milton Yakus. The demo for "Old Cape Cod" was recorded at Ace, after Yakus adapted Rothrock's poem into the song's lyrics, and Yakus' associate Allan Jeffrey put it to music.[3]
Patti Page had previously had a hit with a Milton Yakus composition, "Go on with the Wedding", in 1956. However according to Page, Claire Rothrock herself brought "Old Cape Cod" to her, approaching Page at a Boston nightclub where the singer was performing. Page says of the song: "I just fell in love with it", and recorded "Old Cape Cod" during a day-trip to New York City, enabling her return to Boston in time for that evening's nightclub performance. As "Wondering" had already been set to be Page's next release, "Old Cape Cod" was recorded with the intent of serving as "Wondering"'s B-side.[4]
The "Wondering"/"Old Cape Cod" record was released by Mercury Records on April 23, 1957, as catalog number 71101. Both tracks debuted on the Billboard magazine charts for the week ending June 3, and "Old Cape Cod" quickly became the dominant track, peaking at #3 on Billboard's Most Played by Jockeys chart, #8 on the Best Sellers In Stores chart, and #7 on The Top 100 composite chart for 1957. "Old Cape Cod" spent 18 weeks on the Cash Box magazine Best Selling Singles list, peaking at #8 and holding that same slot for three consecutive weeks.[5][6] Additionally, "Old Cape Cod" was a hit in Australia, peaking at #14.
Page had never visited Cape Cod until after the song was released and had become a hit. She later recalled her first visit to the Cape, saying:
"I could not believe it when I finally did go, because I realized that [the song] had captured something about a place that I had had within me for so many years, but never knew. It's unexplainable to me, because it's so dear to me – I knew I had been here before [although] I hadn't."
Her last visit to Cape Cod was in February 2010, in which she attended a ceremony held in her honor at the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce, at which Massachusetts State Senator Robert O'Leary remarked:
"There was something there, in that song – [for] a lot of us who grew up on the Cape, who lived on the Cape, who spent our summers here – [that we] always think of when we think of Cape Cod: we think of you, and that song. So, we really owe you a big 'thank you' for that."
—Massachusetts State Senator Robert O'Leary, February 27, 2010[7]
If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air,
Quaint little villages here and there,
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod.
Symbolizing Page's "contributions in the promotion of Cape Cod through the years and with her music", the ceremony culminated with the Senator's dedication and unveiling of a new street sign: the road leading to the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce was thus renamed "Patti Page Way".[7]
Following Page's death on January 1, 2013, the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce credited the song's success with helping to establish Cape Cod as a major tourist destination:
"We think she put the Cape on the map. Before the Kennedys, before our successful marketing ever did it, she did."
—Wendy Northcross, Executive Director, Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce[2]
"Old Cape Cod" was the subject of a 1990 lawsuit subsequent to a sound-alike version of the Patti Page hit being featured in a 1989 commercial for American Savings Bank. Page sued the advertising agency responsible for the commercial alleging that the commercial implied that Page herself endorsed American Savings Bank.[8]
Bing Crosby performed "Old Cape Cod" on his CBS Radio program in 1957, the recording of which was released after his death.[9] Also in 1957, Michael Holliday covered it for the UK market. His version, which featured the Norrie Paramor Orchestra, failed to chart. The Norman Petty Trio also recorded "Old Cape Cod" in 1957, which version was originally featured on the Top 12 Vol 4 multi-artist compilation album and subsequently on Songs of New England a 1962 multi-artist compilation album.
In 1960 Susan Barrett recorded "Old Cape Cod" for her A Little Travelin' Music album: the track would be included on the 1994 multi-artist compilation Capitol Sings Coast to Coast. Also in 1960 instrumentalist Billy Vaughn included "Old Cape Cod" on his album Theme from 'The Sundowners' whose title track in its single release - which reached #51 as "The Sundowners" - featured "Old Cape Cod" as its B-side.
Jerry Vale had a 1963 single release of "Old Cape Cod" which bubbled under the Hot 100 with a #118 peak that summer: the track made its album debut on the 1964 album Have You Looked Into Your Heart. Also in 1963 Bobby Rydell remade "Old Cape Cod" for his Wild (Wood) Days album.
In 1965 the Four Freshmen recorded a remake of "Old Cape Cod" to serve as B-side for the group's recording of the theme for the film Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines. Neither side became a hit, but "Old Cape Cod" did reach #33 on the Easy Listening chart. Also in 1965 recordings of "Old Cape Cod" were made by Robert Goulet for his album Summer Sounds and by Jane Morgan for her album In My Style, with Morgan's recording being issued as a single.
If you like the taste of a lobster stew,
Served by a window with an ocean view,
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod.
Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded "Old Cape Cod" for his 1968 album release, Tennessee Ernie Ford's World of Pop and Country Hits. That same year, Dottie West recorded "Old Cape Cod" for her album Feminine Fancy, which mostly consisted of remakes of signature songs of well-known female singers, and also featured West's take on Patti Page's career record "Tennessee Waltz".
Bette Midler recorded "Old Cape Cod" for release on her 1972 debut album The Divine Miss M although the track - produced by Midler with Joel Dorn - was debuted in 1976 on Songs for the New Depression[10] from which it was issued as a single with a #36 peak on the Adult Contemporary Charts.
Anne Murray remade "Old Cape Cod" for Croonin' a 1993 album consisting of hit songs from the 1950s. Croonin ' also featured Murray's remake of the Patti Page hit "Allegheny Moon".
An instrumental version of "Old Cape Cod" was featured on the 1998 album Matinee Idylls recorded by Dean Cassell and Milt Reder of Super Genius under the name Four Piece Suit.
Mary Duff recorded "Old Cape Cod" for her 2006 album release Time After Time, the song being the first title in a "Patti Page medley" which subsequently features "With My Eyes Wide Open, I'm Dreaming" and "Allegheny Moon".
In 2007 the Puppini Sisters recorded "Old Cape Cod" for their album The Rise & Fall Of Ruby Woo.
Other artists who have recorded "Old Cape Cod" include Beegie Adair, Thumbs Carllile, Wild Bill Davison, Don Lanphere, John Prine, Jimmie Rodgers and a 2008 mid-tempo-version by "Buffalo Crooner" Mark Weber.
A Danish rendering of "Old Cape Cod" entitled "Der er bedst hos dig" was recorded by Ivan Meldgaard & the Four Jacks (da) in 1958. In 1967 Shirley Théroux (fr) recorded "Old Cape Cod" with French lyrics for her self-titled album, with the track also serving as B-side of her single "Un homme est dans ma vie".
A sample of Patti Page's recording formed the basis of Groove Armada's 1997 UK hit "At the River". The lines "If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air / Quaint little villages here and there," sung in Page's multi-tracked close-harmony, are repeated over and over, with the addition of synthesizer bass, slowed-down drums and a bluesy trombone solo to produce a chill-out track.
If you spend an evening, you'll want to stay,
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay,
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod.
American Idol finalist and Cape Cod native Siobhan Magnus covered the song and released it as a single in February 2013, honoring Patti Page who died earlier in the year. She released it on a limited edition vinyl 45 rpm single with a B side of her own: "Pure Inspiration", a song about bullying. 50% of the sales of that single went to benefit the Cape & Islands United Way, to set up a fund to support anti-bullying activities in schools on Cape Cod.
"Old Cape Cod" was featured in the 1990 film Die Hard 2, playing on a record player belonging to the Janitor named Marvin.
In 2006, the song appeared in the Ridley Scott movie A Good Year, starring Russell Crowe and Marion Cotillard.
On August 8, 2010, the song appeared on AMC's Mad Men, Season 4, Episode 3: 'The Good News'.


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Now, here's a silly observation I noticed.
And I'm not sure if it's cause of the way I was raised up or if it's just something inherent about the US culture. You know when you're driving (at least in the US) you drive on the right hand side of the road? Or if you're in NYC you MUST stay to the right of the escalator or else you'll get ran over by somebody trying to pass you on the left side of the escalator?
Well, some reason I see that trend not only on the roads, but also in areas such as crowded hallways, stairwells, sidewalks, ect. Now, I'm wondering if this is true everywhere in the US or if it's just something that's weird with me. Cause, since I was little (Junior High school) the teachers yelled at us "Walk on the Right side of the hallway or else you'll get detention!" So, now walking on the right side is a complete habit now.
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What can I say to the parents of children who want to be professional musicians?
Mom: "Eli, my son loves music and says he wants to be a musician. Can you pleeeese convince him out of it?" Eli: Young man, you must ALWAYS play music. The music you make brings beauty and positive spirit to the world. And goodness knows, we need more of it. Choosing a career in music is […]
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Eli Yamin celebrates Dave Brubeck on Jazz at Lincoln Center's Jazz Academy In mid-december, producer Seton Hawkins from Jazz at Lincoln Center asked me if I wanted to film some lessons on Dave Brubeck's classic quartet–Paul Desmond, Eugene Wright and Joe Morello. He said to think about a band who could talk about these […]
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"…a freshness and riotous joy that make you feel you never heard jazz piano before." – The Jazz Patriot, NYC
"I learn from Eli every time I see him work." – Wynton Marsalis, Trumpeter/Composer
"…one of the miracle workers… the driving force behind an extremely successful series of jazz musicals…" -Tom Greenland, All About Jazz New York
"I have to congratulate you… for your creative approach." – Dave Brubeck, pianist/composer
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I've been wanting one of these for a while. A Browning Hi-Power made in Canada during WWII with the wood stock/holster.
Short history lesson.
When it looked like the Nazis were going to take over the Belgium FN plant producing Browning Hi-Powers, blueprints were copied and smuggled out. A plant in Toronto called the John Inglis Co. started producing them, pretty much to meet a large order by the Chinese, who were having their own problems with Japan. The Chinese never got the bulk of their order though and these Hi-Powers were issued to Canadian soldiers and certain British forces. And the stocks were never shipped or issued to begin with, which is why they remained in such good shape (there are many copies out there, but they would be illegal without a SBR stamp).
The only pistol to be issued to both the Allies and the Axis. And from what I can find, the first to utilize a double-stack magazine, which is why these 9mm pistols were called Hi-Powers. This one is called a NO1 mk1*. The asterisk means the slide could accept the upgraded hammer, extractor and ejector, which it has. The tangent rear sight was something the Chinese wanted. It goes up to 500 yds. hmmm...


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A 23-year-old Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty Aug. 27 to charges he had hacked into supercomputers owned by the Department of Energy and planned to sell access to them for tens of thousands of dollars.
Andrew James Miller, 23, of Devon, Pa., pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of conspiracy and two counts of computer intrusion.
From 2008 to 2011, according to a statement from the U.S. attorney's office, Miller and co-conspirators remotely hacked into computers in Massachusetts and elsewhere. In some instances, it said, Miller secretly installed back doors in the computers to allow later access to them with administrator-level, or "root," privileges.
Miller was indicted for allegedly remotely hacking into computer networks that belonged to Massachusetts-based RNK Telecommunications Inc.; Colorado-based advertising agency Crispin Porter and Bogusky Inc.; the University of Massachusetts; U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) facilities; and other institutions and companies, according to the Justice Department.
Although the U.S. attorney didn't identify the specific computers Miller admitted to accessing, Wired reported that Miller pleaded guilty to propositioning an undercover FBI agent during an online chat, asking the agent to pay $50,000 for root access to the supercomputers at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif.
NERSC is home to several powerful computers used in unclassified research projects.
The lab is a member of the national laboratory system supported by the U.S. Department of Energy through its Office of Science and managed by Cal. It is charged with conducting unclassified research across a wide range of scientific disciplines. All research projects funded by the DOE Office of Science and that require high performance computing support are eligible to apply to use NERSC resources, according to the lab.
Wired also said Miller bragged to FBI agents online that he had also broken into corporate servers at American Express, Yahoo, Google, Adobe, WordPress and other companies and universities.
The U.S. attorney's office in Boston said Miller got his hands on log-in credentials to the compromised computers and he and his co-conspirators sold access to the back doors, as well as other log-in credentials. The access Miller and his co-conspirators sold allowed unauthorized people to access various commercial, education and government computer networks, it said.
Miller is scheduled for sentencing Nov. 19. According to the U.S. attorney in Boston, the maximum penalty for the conspiracy count is five years in prison. One of the computer intrusion counts carries a maximum penalty of five years and the other, involving intentional damage to a private computer, carries a maximum of 10 years.
This article was updated to correct the identification of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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I would stand for a cause as well defending my fellow techy who took his own life. I remember when i heard that and was very upset. There are no clear laws on many aspects of the internet world, and actually, if not malicious and down right mean and hurtful; hacking provides an extremely useful service to eager software companies who many times have been saved from premature releases. However, if personal information is stolen and then exploited, and gathered and targets are made then relentlessly pirsued: at what point does the hacker either stop and/or realize that they are not flexing a powerful muscle against an opponent. They are criminals, and whatever talent they could have bragged about or enhanced then used for the common good (go help the cictims of super typhoon instead of making more victims) is lost and devalued. They are thieves, bullies, sneaks (that is; if they take it to the psychotic level my old IT friend has done). They are cowards. On the other hand: strike and retreat to make a stand for your fellow colleague. He wasnt the malicious coward described above. I read his story. And was deeply saddened. Totally different angle on article: Um......why is Obama getting so beat up when the FBI REPORTED MONTHS AGO ABOUT THE BREACHES IN GOVERNMENT DATA BASES BY HACKERS WHO LEFT BACK DOORS OPEN FOR THE PURPOSE OF RETURNING? Hello???? The first thing that came to my mind was..........


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Looking at the times from Friday practice, theres no doubt that the innovative diffuser designs of Toyotas TF109, Williams FW31 and Brawns BGP001 is making a difference to performance at Melbournes Albert Park. For those seven teams who chose to develop their diffusers differently, its a fraught time, as they watch last seasons midfielders divvy up the front between themselves. Renault team principal Flavio Briatore talks candidly about the diffuser debate
Q: Flavio, all the other teams saw the innovative diffuser designs of Toyota, Williams and Brawn during testing. Why an uproar here in Australia? Could you not have settled the issue before the season started?
Flavio Briatore: The interpretation of the regulations was very clear in the past - the cars need less downforce for safety reasons. Correct? Every time we build a new car it was to be two to three seconds slower than the previous car. Correct? That was always the intention of the Federation (International dAutomobile). What happened here is that the three teams are going pretty clearly in the direction of downforce! And as we all knew that we will run on slick tyres from 09 on, it was the intention of FIA president Max Mosley and the Federation to impose new rules to reduce downforce. But somebody was going in the downforce direction that was forbidden by the FIA, and that is not following the principles of the rules. At the moment we have two different interpretations, but we will all have similar cars in Barcelona. We will see tomorrow in qualifying that we will have faster lap times than we had last year - at least for six drivers. My opinion is that the interpretation of the three teams in question is not the right interpretation. This is how we feel.
Q: But these three teams in question surely asked before they started to design their car if their interpretation of the rules conformed to the new regulations
FB: There we have to be very careful. In many cases the technical director tells the exact truth of what he wants to do. They might tell where they go and in reality they go much further. But lets wait until tomorrow. If these people are quicker than last years cars this will clearly show that we are not going in the right direction. It is that simple.
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VANCOUVER, Canada (JTA) -- When Austrian and German Jews escaped Nazism by fleeing to Britain during the 1930s, the last thing they expected was to find themselves prisoners in Canada, interred in camps with some of the same Nazis they had tried to escape back home.But that's what happened to some 7,000 European Jews and "Category A" prisoners -- the most dangerous prisoners of war -- who arrived on Canadian shores in 1940. Fearing a German invasion, Britain had asked its colonies to take some German prisoners and enemy spies. But the boats included many refugees, including religious Jews and university students.Though Britain alerted Canada to the mistake, it would take three years for all the refugees to be freed."It was a period where everybody was closing their doors," said Paula Draper, a historian who worked on an exhibit about the refugees currently on display at the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre. "But Canada closed its doors more tightly than almost anybody else."...
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Kanner Architects' influence extends to the graphic elements of the station, including numbering at the pumps. The firm's other commercial projects include Puma stores, a prototype for In-N-Out Burger, and a retail store for photographer Anne Geddes.
United Oil is known for the playfulness of its existing Southern California gas stations, which attract drivers-by with art and topiary.
Kanner planned to put the path to the car wash behind the convenience store, but there wasn't enough room after laying out the pumps. Hence his freeway-inspired solution: a ramp circling up and over the market.
The site plan and bird's-eye rendering show the station's circular configuration.
Construction progresses, with completion due in June.
The curving, 7,000-squarefoot canopy has been one of the most challenging pieces of the project because of its complex geometry and skewed columns.
In a city driven by cars, Los Angeles radio stations regularly call out where to find the cheapest gas in town. Usually, it's at a United Oil station.
The Southern California chain isn't just cheaper—it's also known for having some of the most eye-catching gas stations in town. But topiary and competitive pricing won't be what distinguish the new United Oil gas station/convenience store/car wash going up at the corner of Slauson and La Brea avenues. Designed by Santa Monica, Calif.–based Kanner Architects, the station captures the momentum of nearby freeways with two sweeping gestures: a concrete ramp to the car wash that winds around, over, and behind the market, and a steel structure that forms the roof of the market, then curves around to become a soaring canopy over the pumps.
"In a very subtle way, [the design] refers back to post-war, optimistic times," says Stephen Kanner, 51, the third-generation president of his family's firm. "But definitely it's intended to be a futuristic statement."
The 20,600-square-foot project is due for completion in June. Its curving canopy, which encompasses about 7,000 square feet, has been one of the more complicated pieces of the station's construction, says construction manager Jon Murga, president of Advanced Building Group. The canopy's elevation changes from 14 feet to 31 feet, and the columns supporting it are skewed, each at a different angle. "We went through a lot of heartache and headache to get it right," he says, explaining that his company came into the project during the design phase on a fixed-fee basis, rather than winning a bid after the design was complete. As a result, "We're working for solutions, not how much our change order is going to be," he says, adding, "This business doesn't need to be difficult."
According to Murga, the steel package for the canopy was about $800,000; the concrete package for the poured-in-place concrete ramp to the car wash was about $850,000; the Bendheim glass that clads the circular tower was shipped from Germany and cost about $375,000. The project's total price tag is approaching $4.5 million, which easily makes it the most expensive United Oil station to date.
United Oil began paying more attention to the design of their stations after the success of restoring a 50-year-old gas station in Redondo Beach, Calif. The restoration required not much more than a fresh coat of paint and some landscaping, which thirdgeneration United Oil owner Jeff Appel planted himself. "The city appreciated it, and we got a little beautification award. But that little difference made a big difference in the way we did business," Appel says, leading him to develop a series of 25 showplace stations, most designed in-house. "We have the nicest stations, and I think the customers appreciate that."
For this project, Kanner Architects designed not just the station but all of its elements, including the terrazzo floors in the market, the cabinets that hold candy and cigarettes, the numbering at the pumps, and the sign at the corner (a corner shared with three other gas stations). "It's this very rare product," says Kanner, though his firm has had the opportunity to provide total design services for other commercial clients, including Puma stores worldwide.
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Gross margin was 49.5% of net revenues compared with 50.7% in the prior year period, primarily driven by lower gross margins in Europe due to higher levels of discounting and unfavorable currency exchange rate comparisons.
SG&A increased to $225.8 million compared with $221.2 million, up 10 basis points as a percentage of sales, primarily driven by $3.9 million of costs associated with staff eliminations and restructuring.
Pro-forma Adjusted EBITDA was $51.2 million compared with $52.7 million, with the decline largely driven by the contraction in gross margin mentioned above.
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Pro-forma income, which excludes $3.8 million of net after-tax restructuring charges and asset impairments, was $16.4 million, or $0.09 per diluted share, compared with pro-forma income of $10.4 million, or $0.06 per diluted share. Fiscal 2012 Q3 Revenue Highlights: Revenues increased (in constant currency) across all three brands, all three regions, and all three distribution channels compared with the third quarter of fiscal 2011. Strong revenue growth continued in the company's emerging markets, including Brazil, Russia and Indonesia. Brands (constant currency):- Quiksilver was up 3.5% to $193.5 million;
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Serani writes poignantly about this so-called self-stigma in her beautiful, information-packed book, Living with Depression:
…I felt inadequate and embarrassed by my diagnosis. I knew that society feared anything that strayed from the norm, and the idea of being seen as different, disabled, or dysfunctional really frightened me. I didn't tell anyone about my depression, kept my medication hidden in a bedside dresser, and kept secret my feelings of failure. I even went so far as to believe that I should hang up my shingle as a practicing psychologist because, clearly, I was incapable of taking care of myself as a person. How could I take care of others as a professional? Despite the fact that I was a psychologist educated in the mind, brain and body, the misconceptions about mental illness shoehorned themselves into my life.
Fortunately, as Serani started feeling better, these negative thoughts and feelings went away.
In her book Serani outlines other types of stigma, and provides tips for dealing with them.
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Very good article. Thanks for the post.
Enjoyed reading your article here. Part of the mission of individuals, groups and good therapists is to reduce the stigma associated with depression and its great to see Deborah writing about this and adding her public support. She is to be commended showing a unique strength that is required to endure depression. I believe that the stigma surrounding depression arises from living in a culture where feelings of vulnerability are considered weak and unacceptable. This is especially true for many men who are taught "big boys don't cry". Sadly, pharmaceutical companies carry much of the blame too having expended enormous resources in advertising so that the public will come to see all depression as a medical illness.
The key is to realize that your individual worth and goodness is a function of who you are, not what you do.
I would like to offer your readers an affirmation from my work Elevated Therapy to help.
"I…………… (say your name), am who I am and am not defined by how much money I make or what job or career I do. Who I am is a creative spiritual being who is on this earth to grow in love and wisdom. And through that I transcend other people`s fears and limitations. And so it is".
Repeating this affirmation will help you to redefine your identity in non-achievement terms. It helps to release the toxic feelings of blame, shame or guilt which is so part of the stigma of depression. It helps you to stop judging yourself as "weak" or "broken". You can learn to love yourself, heal yourself and affirm your self-worth and essential goodness.
What I would one day like to see:
"Dealing with Stigmatizers"
Once we have named them, we can address them.
Thank you for this post.
I too would like to see a post on Harold's subject.
Excellent write-up,straight from the heart.It is really very sad,those who feel depressed are told to go out & meet people,but their very condition keeps people at bay.Best would be to join support groups of like-minded people & then graduate from there on.
It's great to advise people of how to go about "disclosing" information however it is not only up to the person with the condition to decide who and when others know these things if that person is in a relationship. Having recently had to deal with depression, my partner sort support from work colleges and family, he is uneducated about depression and disclose sensitive and personal information in an inappropriate context. It would would be great to get advice of how I now deal with this situation.
It's interesting to see here how subtley the stigmatizing effect of labels can be perpetuated. Even in an obviously well-intended article such as this, the distinction between the medication taken for depression and "medical prescriptions" clearly implies that depression is not a medical condition.
It is the stigma from healthcare professionals that has delayed many of my physical diagnoses. Whenever I have a physical concern requiring medical attention I am frequently reminded "well, you do have a history of depression". That is always the default answer regardless of my physical symptoms. I'm not sure how to get around it. I am currently stuck because my psychiatrist is convinced I have something organic/physical going on and my PCP is convinced it is all psych. Many tests/labs have been run but all inconclusive. With all this I am becoming depressed which is disappointing because I have been in remission for 5 years. How do I find healthcare that won't label me based on my history?
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A postman by trade, he has started refereeing at sixteen and worked his way through the United Counties League and the Southern league before becoming a National List referee in 2004. He had been an assistant referee for ten years including four on the Select Group.
His last City game was the 1-0 defeat at Crewe earlier in the season.
Other games that he has been in charge of are: the 1-1 draw at Burnley on April 14th 2012 and he also was in charge of the 2-2 draw with Blackpool at the Ricoh Arena on September 27th 2011.
Other City games he has officiated at are the 1-0 pre-season win at Northampton on July 21st 2010 and before that the 3-0 defeat at Reading on April 5th 2010, the 1-1 draw at Palace on Sept 18th 2007 and the 2-1 win at Hull City in Jan 2006.
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I don't consider Milton among the fast-growing towns in Saratoga County, but there are fresh signs I could be wrong.
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Starting this spring, the patrol cars of the Saratoga County Sheriff's Department will show up better against a snowbank.
Driver, walker safety a concern
Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014
In Saratoga Springs, more people cross Broadway each day — getting from a parking deck to a coffee shop, say, if not to a bar — than drive on the city's main thoroughfare.
Long-term transit plan a big need
Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014
Pumping new money into roads, bridges and buses will require a different kind of thinking than has been seen recently in the House of Representatives.
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Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014
After decades of talk about replacing the Rexford bridge, it looks like it could actually happen.
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Saturday, Jan. 18, 2014
Saratoga County's Law and Finance Committee held its first meeting of the year last Wednesday, and it's a very different-looking committee from a year ago.
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Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014
There may be doubts in Saratoga Springs about whether a full-scale casino belongs in the city, but there's no reason to think those doubts are shared in county government.
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The homeless population has become more visible around Saratoga Springs in the last year or so, provoking talk that something needed to be done.
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Saturday, Dec. 14, 2013
Back when the Republicans controlled state spending, the county got hundreds of millions to prime the pump, and that helped attract GlobalFoundries and others. The Cuomo administration, however, is putting its money toward pumping a pulse back into other corners of the state.
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Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013
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Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013
David Thompson built the Malta Avenue School — the new high school for the thriving little mill town of Ballston Spa — at the turn of the last century. He evidently wanted to be remembered for that, but the fact was lost to history until workers renovating what are now the school district offices unexpectedly unearthed a time capsule in the school's foundation last month.
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Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013
When people who earn state paychecks spread stuff wrapped in plastic sandwich bags across a table so we newshounds can take pictures, it's usually pounds of marijuana or maybe a few illicit handguns. But on Thursday, a rustic picnic table at Lake George Campground was covered with chert arrowheads and stone tools — proof of human activity at today's Million Dollar Beach something like 10,000 years ago.
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President Obama Statue Rolls Through Little Rock Yes, you will see Obama statue in South Dakota. Is it wonderful?
Have you been to mount rushmore lately? This was done in the cover of night.... http://cdn.newsone.blackplanet.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/800px-1024_mt_rushmore.jpg where is the outrage?
What do you guys think? does this thread show that NEPat has learned how to count to 4, or is he just afraid to cut n Paste anything from any link he puts up? Edit: on topic: I think that not only has change finally come to America but that a slightly smaller than life statue has come to South Dakota.
You all don't get it do you? Today SD tomorrow EVERY WHERE like his idal Stalin. There will be statures of Obama the Communist Fascist Socialist on Every street corner.
Why don't you go to SD to take a picture with Obama statue? The statue of liberty and changes ! Got to love it.:singing::singing:
Bush has a statue in Iraq, so I don't see the problem... Saddam's hometown unveils statue dedicated to man who threw shoe at President Bush
I have a very limited travel budget. I'm going to SC this fall for a week of professional training and That's about the end for my budget
This is the reverse piggy bank statue, there is a big giant slot in the back for you to put your hard earned money. That is if you make any, if not a token shovel ready job slip appears out of it's *ss.
It's too bad that Obama doesn't pay for your 'professional training'. If you have to sneak out in the middle of the night to touch Obama statue, please do so because it's your ONLY chance. You do what Obama does. You put EVERYTHING on your CREDIT CARD. YES, YOU CAN !
President's Park, in the Black Hills of South Dakota Right next to statues of all the other men who have served as President. That's why they call it President's Park... Mountain out of a molehill.............
Maureen Dowd & Chris (Mush Mouth) Matthews have portraits of Obama hanging in their Shower. AUNT ZUCCHINI REFUSES TO BE DEPORTED SAMSON OBAMA IS A CHILD MOLESTER WOOLONGA OBAMA LIVES IN A GRASS HUT GEORGE OBAMA HAS A BEAUTIFUL BONG BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA DOESN'T HAVE A BIRTH CERTIFICATE (his groupies don't care where he was born) DADDY OBAMA WAS A SEX ADDICT HE KNOCKED UP WOMEN ALL OVER THE WORLD THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAS 134 BROTHERS AND 78 SISTERS BIDEN IS DUMBER THAN PALIN
Actually he sort of does. I'm gonna write of my airfare, I really have no good personal reason to go to SC, and the training itself plus lodging and some meals are provided free. I'm sure only 'cause they're a tax writeoff as well. I have to find out how much of my own meal costs plus booze, hookers, etc I get to write off. I'm a n00b when it comes to this tax scheming Republican-type stuff.


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This park is out in the country and very quiet. It is about 9 miles from Bisbee, AZ and approximately 15 miles from Douglas, AZ. The RV sites are large and spread out. The restrooms and showers were adequate and clean. We have 2 large dogs and the dog area is completely fenced and accommodated our dogs nicely. There is also a lot of area to let your dogs run outside the campground which was a big plus for us. There is a Walmart in Douglas and a Safeway in Bisbee. We would come back to this park if we were planning to be in the area. - CurleyJo
Park is approximately 12 miles from Bisbee AZ. Although park has full hookups and 50 amp, it is a basic park and good for an overnight or a couple of days to visit Bisbee and surrounding attractions. Site gravel and somewhat level though our 38' motorhome did lean to one side a bit. No grassy areas and no picnic table/benches though site was a good size and some distance between permanents on each side of us. Very very quiet and isolated which we liked, though older park. No shops or market nearby so get stocked up before arriving. Closest Safeway about 30 minutes away. Owner is friendly and helped us pick out the site we wanted. He has owned it for 4 years and said he planted many trees but they aren't tall enough yet to provide much shade. Mostly permanents at the time of year we visited: August. Yes we would stay here again. Also we received high recommendations for a little restaurant in Bisbee called Rosa's Little Italy. Great home cooked Italian meals in an extremely ambient setting with wonderful, friendly staff. Loved it and will definitely go again. Warning: meal sizes are enormous. My appetizer was a meal in itself. Really watch your speed limits around Bisbee as local patrols keep a close watch. - AZKimB
A great place to camp or stay long term. VERY clean bathrooms and showers. Very friendly and helpfull. A clubhouse with coffee every morning, craft room, DVD room, BBQ area with picnic tables and also Super sites. For those that like it there is also a Trap Shooting range on site. We stayed for a week and had a great time. Very close to Bisbee but away from all the traffic and noise. - lostzj
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The cost is actually zero, as in free camping. This is boondocking, but without fear that someone will come and roust you out during the middle of the night. There is even a sign noting that overnight camping is permitted. There are pit toilets and picnic tables as well as a trash dumpster. There is no water or dump so arrive with full tanks and plan on hauling out your waste. There is a three-day stay limit. The reason for staying here is the birds. It is amazing with thousands of Sandhill Cranes during the winter. It is nicely dark and quiet at night. We had only one other tent camper during our two-night stay. We had very strong Verizon signal for both voice and data. Satellite was not a problem since there are no trees. You will have to travel on about two miles of fairly good dirt/gravel road that is a bit washboard. It was in good shape during our visit, but with lots of rain it might be worse. There is no directional sign on Highway 191, the main highway. The best route is to take W Davis road to the west just south of McNeil. Travel about three miles and turn left (south) on gravel road Coffman. In about two miles you will find the entrance on the right side, drive about a quarter of a mile and you will be there. - TheJim
Outstanding little free AZ Game & Fish Department refuge with small parking lot for ~6 small rigs or ~4 big rigs. No services except a vault toilet but thousands of sandhill cranes and other water fowl during the winter. - LM&TinView
If you are a birdwatcher, this is an amazing place. You enter over about 1.5 miles of dirt road, but our 32' Class A did fine, as long as we drove slowly. You just pull in and camp for free (signs make clear it's OK). There are pit toilets, picnic tables and thousands of wintering Sandhill Cranes - if you arrive before mid/late February. It was magical - and though we initially worried about being alone overnight "in the middle of nowhere," it turned out that there were several other campers there both nights. Highly recommended in the winter months. There is no charge for camping here, but I had to list $1 so the site would post it! - taylorhurley