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April 20, 2013 by Colin Kelly
It's Record Store Day! A time to come together and celebrate record stores past and present around the world.
The team at NSDesign are serious music lovers and we all have our own special memories of record stores. One of my colleagues is a former Tower Records worker!
Our Managing Director Gary Ennis was in the crowd that fateful day in 1995 when Bon Jovi were hanging out the window at Tower Records on Argyll Street in Glasgow. If you watch this video very closely you'll see Gary looking very mean and moody while Jon Bon is doing his thing.
When he's not out delivering social networking training and consultancy to our clients Gary continues to enjoy a wide range of music although his rock credentials seem to have softened. He's got tickets for one of this year's biggest pop gigs at the SECC but he'll give me a doing if I mention which one.
Then there's Kenny Roy our Operations Director who regales the office with tales of his record store adventures. The best one concerns a store called 'Listen' which used to be at the bottom of Renfield Street. Kenny and his mates used to go in there before heading to the Apollo for a gig. One afternoon Kenny noticed a young Joe Elliot from up and coming band Def Leppard. Joe was around 17/18 at the time just a couple of years older than Kenny and they struck up a conversation. Joe and his band were supporting AC/DC that night and Kenny (being a true rock fan) was one of the few people who'd recognised Joe. Def Leppard had only just signed their first record deal. They must have struck up quite a rapport because a few months later, when Def Leppard returned to Glasgow, this time headlining their own show, Joe remembered Kenny and invited him in to see the soundcheck.
And my own record store memories? My aunt and uncle used to take me to Tower Records on Argyll Street when it stayed open late at night. I love it. I was into dance music at the time and used to browse the 12″ releases. I had a Saturday job in Paisley in the mid 90s and an unrequited interest in the girl that worked in Our Price in the Paisley Centre. I was running mobile discos at the time and as well as buying the latest CDs that I liked, keeping the crowds happy meant frequently buying some that I didn't. So I think this girl felt I had very dubious taste. And there was Mike Dillon's Record Factory, now Apollo Music but still at 48 Causeyside Street one of the last independent record shops in Scotland. Today is a big day for Mike and he's pulling out all the stop to make it a cracker.
Earlier this week I asked Mike for his thoughts on what it takes to make a physical record store viable in this day and age. Here's what he had to say and an insight into his plans for today:
"How does a physical shop survive in today's digital age ? Not an easy question to answer, for me it's a few things, product knowledge, awareness of your customer needs, controllable overheads, being able to adjust to the changing market and a good team. Apollo Music now does 90% of it's business online but because HMV have closed in this area then we have to react to this by strengthening the product that we stock, making an impression on new customers, give them a service that makes them want to come back and also to tell their friends about our store. My saving grace is that I had the foresight to buy my shop, the mortgage was paid of 3 years ago therefore lowering my overheads, most shops that are still open either own the shop or have manageable rent. Our industry is very competitive with low margins so not much room for error.
This Saturday will be the busiest day of the year by a country mile, but I am determined to make an impression by having live acts playing in the shop. We are also taking over the Bungalow Bar for the afternoon, at 2pm we will have a rock choir playing and at 3pm we will be showing the film Last Shop Standing, a movie about record shops in which I am featured and at 3 & 4pm we will have cover bands entertaining the troops."
Sounds good and here's to many more years of independent record stores.
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Happy days really are here again for the U.S. automobile industry.
Enjoy them for a moment or perhaps even for a couple years.
Then start watching closely, very closely, to see how long Detroits carmakers and their foreign-owned rivals can stand prosperity.
June was a boffo month in U.S. auto showrooms, as cars and trucks sold at a brisk annual pace approaching 16 million vehicles, a level not seen since mid-2007. Thats when a swoon quickly became a free fall that sent auto sales plummeting to an annual pace of 9.5 million, the lowest since 1975, which culminated in the bailouts and bankruptcies of General Motors and Chrysler.
■ Related: Auto sales on pace for best year since 2007
■ Related: June auto sales by company and Top 20 sellers
A record-setting eight-year boom when cars and trucks sped off dealer lots at a rate of 16 million to 18 million a year from 1999 to 2007 preceded the Great Bust.
That boom was widely thought later to have been a bubble, with vehicle sales inflated by lax credit, lavish rebates and lack of production discipline especially at the Detroit Three automakers, whose labor union contracts back then, with their infamous jobs-bank provisions, required wages for workers whether they were building cars or not.
Now sales are approaching boom levels again. Transaction prices keep rising. Automotive profits in North America are robust.
Consumer sentiment is improving, housing starts and prices are up. When home builders are building again, they buy pickups, lots of them. Sales of large pickups by Ford, GM and Chryslers Ram brand have all risen more than 20% during the first half of 2013.
And its not only trucks that are hot. Cadillac year-to-date sales are 33% ahead of last year. Chevrolets Cruze small car set a monthly sales record of 32,871 in June and is outpacing the 2012 sales pace by 17% so far this year.
And its not just Detroit. Nissan sales were up 13% in June, Toyota and Honda up 10% each.
Things are peachy in the industry when sales are on the rise, but what happens the next time they dip? Will automakers dial back assembly line output to meet demand? Or will they revert to the bad habits of yore and keep cranking out cars, even if they must cut prices or offer 0% loans to move the metal?
There clearly is strength going into the second half, GM chief economist Mustafa Mohatarem said on a conference call with reporters and industry analysts Tuesday, but he believes theres a low probability of a pricing war or a spree of overproduction.
Who knows what happens years down the road? he added. But certainly right now the industry has been very disciplined.
Thats how everyone in the industry is talking these days.
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation Empowers Patients
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Exercise encouraged during all phases of cancer
By Sandi Stromberg
Getting cancer patients' lungs back in working order is the domain of Vickie Shannon, M.D., professor in the Department of Pulmonary Medicine and director of Pulmonary Rehabilitation (PR) at MD Anderson.
"Although the majority of our patients are referred to PR for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), we have successfully treated many patients with other chronic respiratory conditions.
"That includes those resulting from primary and metastatic cancers of the lung, thoracic resection and chronic lung injury secondary to cancer therapies, such as stem cell transplantation, radiation and chemotherapy," Shannon says.
Until several decades ago, physicians thought that patients with severe chronic respiratory conditions such as COPD were incapable of exercise. "That's been debunked. Patients with all phases of COPD can work out," Shannon says.
"The impact that shortness of breath, fatigue and reduced ability to exercise have on quality of life is grossly overlooked in patient care. Patients feel empowered when they can engage in activities that they couldn't do before, such as climbing a flight of stairs or taking a shower."
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Through the pulmonary clinic, patients undergo a six-minute walk exam, exercise physiology testing and quality-of-life assessments. These are used to evaluate the safety of exercise and factors contributing to exercise limitation, then to develop an individualized exercise prescription.
Afterwards, patients are referred to physical and occupational therapists in the Rehabilitation Center at MD Anderson. The goal is to optimize their pulmonary status so they can more easily enter treatment or continue treatment and regain some quality of life.
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She is investigating whether several weeks of preoperative PR improves surgical eligibility and lung cancer resection outcomes among this group of patients.
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In my opinion, it is past time for term limits for our federal senators and representatives.
Some congressional members have been in Washington for more than 30 years such as Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Mitch McConnell, John McCain, and Mary Landrieu, to name a few.
Many in Congress act as if we work for them. They act like they own Washington.
We see the recent approval rate of Congress at 10 percent. Ten percent approval says volumes to me about their actions and voting records.
There are many reports of greed and corruption from both Republicans and Democrats. We need term limits because what was originally intended by our founding fathers for federal public service was supposed to be for a season of their life, not their whole life.
Currently, there are many who have a government career which I do not think our founding fathers envisioned.
It's true that the ballot box is a type of term limit and we can refuse to vote for the career politician, but that hasn't worked. Term limits will promote the rise of statesmen instead of politicians.
Senators should have a two-term limit, which would be 12 years total service.
Also, I would propose changing the term for a representative to three years instead of two and create a four-term limit for a total of 12 years service.
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Garcia of Fitchburg was released on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty Monday to charges stemming from the crash early Thursday.
Garcia's son, Joshua, was hailed as a hero for getting help after the car in which the two were riding crashed through a guardrail and flipped onto its roof, landing on a sandbar in the Nashua River.
Finding his father unconscious, the boy wriggled from the wreckage, crossed the rushing water, scrambled up an embankment and ran barefoot nearly a mile home.
His mother called 911.
Police say the father had been drinking in the hours before the crash.
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Here I go again with this autumn 'stuff.' There are some hilarious memes out there, making fun of how fall is every white girl's favorite season; maybe it's true! But it really is the most wonderful time of the year, to me. The crunch of the leaves under my feet, the perfect temperatures, and all the family-centered fun. In our house, it also means football!
Having a toddler makes me love this time of year even more, so I thought I'd create a short bucket list of things I'd like to do with our little family this season. And you certainly don't need kids to have a blast doing these activities!
- Trick-or-treat
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- Make apple stamp art
- Visit a local farm or homestead
- Make homemade butternut squash soup
- Go on a fall hike in the mountains
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* Smitfraud-C.gp will constantly redirect your internet connection and tell you that you are browsing unsafely.
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* Smitfraud-C.gp may also cripple your Internet connection to prevent you from gaining easy access to tools that could remove it.
Dangers Of Smitfraud-C.gp Infection.
Viruses like Smitfraud-C.gp will infect your registry and other important system files. If the infection is not treated it can cause a complete collapse of your system.
Some Smitfraud-C.gp infections contain spyware and keyloggers which can be used to record sensitive data like passwords, credit card, bank account, and social security numbers. The longer you allow the Smitfraud-C.gp infection to fester, the greater the chance of identity fraud.
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Nickelsville flooding followup: What the encampment needs nowNovember 20, 2012 at 12:13 pm | In 'Nickelsville' encampment, Highland Park, How to help, West Seattle news | 54 Comments
(Photos taken this morning by WSB co-publisher Patrick Sand)
For a while this midday, it was raining again – just as they're trying to pump out the floodwaters at the homeless encampment on the southeast edge of West Seattle that calls itself Nickelsville, as it has since it was founded at that site four years ago, the site to which it returned a year and a half ago. After publishing these photos by WSB contributing photojournalist Nick Adams during Monday's deluge, we went back this morning to see what's needed, since many are asking. The campers we talked with said about half the residents had gone to emergency shelters when their tents became uninhabitable in the floodwaters. But even tiny residents are poking around, like Coffee the cat:
You may have heard via our friends at KING 5 News that a pump donated this morning was making progress in clearing out the standing water – before the rain resumed. Here's what they told WSB they need:
Gas for the existing pump
Another pump, as this pump was donated but has to go back tomorrow morning
Dry blankets and dry bedding
Labor needs are up in the air, as they need to get the standing water out before they can determine what needs to be done
With donated items or any other offers to help, just show up at their main gate, which is off the small parking lot on the southwest side of the triangle of land they are on, at West Marginal Way and Highland Park Way.
SIDE NOTE – NICKELSVILLE'S FUTURE: The water woes are bringing new light to the camp's situation – a year and a half without either authorization or eviction on a government-owned site. We're waiting for a reply from Mayor McGinn's office regarding its stance on what's happening there. We also checked this morning with Food Lifeline, the nonprofit which is pursuing a possible purchase of the site, as reported here in October. From spokesperson Amy Lee Derenthal: "We're still in conversations with both the city and state and nothing has changed since we first shared we were interested in the property for our Hunger Relief Center."
12:59 PM UPDATE: We had asked Mayor McGinn's office earlier today for comment on the situation and just got the official reply via spokesperson Aaron Pickus: "Our Human Services Department is working with Public Health to help place families with children in shelter tonight. We have opened our severe weather shelter at Seattle Center and are providing bus tickets to residents who wish to access shelter. Our shelters at City Hall and Frye Hotel are also open. Our Public Utilities and Finance and Administrative Services department are also assisting, as appropriate."
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Which corner of the West Marginal Way and Highland Park Way intersection? And how many feet from the intersection? I recently drove by to drop off a small donation, and I drove back and forth a few times without seeing where to pull in. (Mostly I kept my eyes on the road.)
Comment by Lura Ercolano — 12:30 pm November 20, 2012 #
The South/East corner. It's not very visible from the intersection.
Comment by MB — 12:36 pm November 20, 2012 #
Coming down the Highland park way hill, turn right at the stop light at W Marginal Way. You will see a parking lot almost immediately on the left. That's NV's lot.
Comment by Westcoastdeb — 12:41 pm November 20, 2012 #
Pacific Rim Industrial Supply – shout out for pump donation and your humanity.
Now, here is what is concerning me but nobody is being explicit about it.
The high rainwater provided solution for 1) toxins in soil and 2) rat feces and urine. Everything in that site is potentially contaminated with God-knows-what. My shoes will be washed in hot water and disinfected when I get home.
How can the campers, volunteers! and visitors mitigate public health concerns? Specifically.
Public Health? What say you?!?!?
So frustrating.
Also, Teri-
White Center business are preparing to take donations of the following CLOTHING for the DURATION of the winter: socks, gloves and hats. These get soaked most often. Teri, gave Tracy send you my contact info and I'll hand over outreach to you. So far everybody is in. They just need contact for pick/ups.
Comment by Westseattledood — 2:21 pm November 20, 2012 #
also coming down the hill go past marginal and about 150 feet before the light in a homemade bridge, that is the main entrance with 24 hour security ready to help. thier is a flag at the post thier to on the berm. many poeple have nothing left dry to put on or wrap up in. the power is by generators so nothing to great to power up can bbe used. hot soups and coffees teas anything to warm friends up from the inside. i know alot of my friends thier have not even somewhere to go for a couple hours to dry so being taken to the laundrymat would be such a thankfull gift..to do it fairly the best thing to do is to go to a nightly meeting at 6pm and ask to put a sigh up list for the help.. set times you can be there.. tons of things to help with in many ways you can be a naibor.. and the wet blankets iether get to be saved, or will quickly mold and not ever be ok to use again and need to be hauled away..
Comment by TJ Smith — 2:31 pm November 20, 2012 #
Seeing little Coffee makes me wonder: are the shelters allowing the pets to come inside?
Comment by CJ — 3:58 pm November 20, 2012 #
What to do with pets when you go in a shelter is a huge problem. Especially for people with domestic violence or who use an animal as a service animal. Not only do people feel safer, they *need* their animal.
Comment by christi s — 4:24 pm November 20, 2012 #
there are no indoor shelters that accept animals. unless it is a service animal. an. when it comes to children some shelters will let you have 1 but no more if you have 2 you
have too many or too few.. and if you have more than for your just screwed
Comment by Tj smith — 4:26 pm November 20, 2012 #
I really wish this city would adopt NY's new animal policy as it relates to shelters. If they are leashed or in a kennel it should be okay to take them. Too many people avoid going in emergency situations because they don't want to leave a cherised family member behind.
Coffee is a cutie by the way.
Comment by natinstl — 4:37 pm November 20, 2012 #
How can the campers, volunteers! and visitors mitigate public health concerns?
Perhaps by not setting up a semi-permanent encampment in a toxin-laden, rat-infested stormwater overflow catchbasin?
Call me crazy.
Comment by Jasper — 5:08 pm November 20, 2012 #
@jasper — good point, part of a problem within another problem. Consideration and attention needs to be made with respect to overall public safety both within and outside the encampment.
Comment by My two cents ... — 5:15 pm November 20, 2012 #
what they NEED?!? SO, just freeload on society, then when that gets too tough, they call on hard working tax-payers to bail them out with handouts?
And to top it off, now they have a girl standing on the corner with a sign "Pregnant, homeless anything helps" come on people, doesn't anyone see the problem here?
Comment by puglover45 — 5:51 pm November 20, 2012 #
Bunch of media down there tonight, including King5
Comment by me — 5:52 pm November 20, 2012 #
When the going gets tough, move to emergency shelters.
Comment by Marginal(ly) Homeless — 6:16 pm November 20, 2012 #
regardless of how you feel about whether they should be there or not..
there are people camping at Nickelsville tonight who could use your help.
They are wet and cold and hungry and although donations are coming in the door the situation there isn't likely to get much better very soon.
be thankful that tonight you have a safe warm place from which you can complain about those homesless people.
they aren't that fortunate.
Comment by JoB — 6:20 pm November 20, 2012 #
she's pregnant with twins but in the 3 months she's been standing at the corner she's not getting any bigger.
what about all the evicted tent city people living in the hillside? since when is it legal to just take up camp and call that home?
Comment by Joel — 6:44 pm November 20, 2012 #
You'd be surprised at the number of vets staying there until their benefits from the V.A. kick in.
Maybe you should see the faces and know the story rather than your "from the hip keyboard" assumptions and cliche's.
Comment by Trick — 6:44 pm November 20, 2012 #
I hear the weather is a bit nicer in southern Arizona, southern California, and Hawaii…
If push comes to shove, there is also Bum's Canyon in Yakima. A bit cool this time of year but a whole lot dryer.
Comment by Marginal(ly) Homeless — 7:08 pm November 20, 2012 #
My thoughts went to the dirty water too. The containment ponds are doing what they were designed to do, without a camp in the middle. Where is the water being pumped to?
Comment by GenHillOne — 7:27 pm November 20, 2012 #
Just came back from the camp. Gave them 2 gallons of gas and some jackets. They are very appreciative. If you are wondering what else they need, they asked for all winter cloths (hats, jackets, boots, etc.), blankets and gas. It only takes a little money/time to help those in the cold. It was a great learning experience for the kids to help others.
Comment by wsea — 7:40 pm November 20, 2012 #
Are there any kids living there? Should we be collecting kids clothe as well?
Comment by Lolaleah — 8:03 pm November 20, 2012 #
The last time I was there, there were 9 or 10 kids.
But, like puglover45 said, "SO, just freeload on society, then when that gets too tough, they call on hard working tax-payers to bail them out with handouts?"
I hope puglover45 doesn't ever find himself in this situation, he may implode with self hate.
Comment by Aaron — 8:14 pm November 20, 2012 #
I wish that no human being had to worry about basic survival this way.
Comment by justme — 8:54 pm November 20, 2012 #
I wonder how many folks whose homes and livelihood were destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, and are now having to rely on the help of the Government, and Good Samaritans, used to hold the same beliefs as those posting negative comment on the NV stories…
Comment by miws — 8:56 pm November 20, 2012 #
I went to Goodwill and bought some blankets as I don't have any to give and thought I could get more for the buck there. Goodwill also had some really great new warm socks for a few bucks.
With what I have heard from someone that lived on the streets, those emergency shelters have a lot of people on drugs and one does not feel safe. If I were them, I would rather be down at that camp.
Why not help instead of complaining? It feels better.
Comment by Steph — 9:08 pm November 20, 2012 #
"what about all the evicted tent city people living in the hillside? since when is it legal to just take up camp and call that home?"
did you know that there wrre people living on that hill long before Nickelsville came back to West Seattle? Some of them have been there several years.
As the homeless population increases the number of homeless campers in all of our woodlands is going to increase.
they literally don't have anywhere else to go
Comment by JoB — 9:46 pm November 20, 2012 #
Thank you for posting all this information. May God watch over all those in this terrible weather situation. We need to get off duffs and get these people and animals some help because there but for the grace of God go I and all the rest of us. Be thankful for what you have and do not be so quick to make judgement on those who are less fortunate than you in these hard times. They just want to be warm and safe like all of us do.
Comment by cher stefano — 9:50 pm November 20, 2012 #
I live on the hill right above nicklesville
The don't live in the woods here in the greenbelt
They come here to smoke crack and shoot H amongst other unmentionable things
Oh and just cause they wear old camos doesn't make them a vet
I want them out
The things I hear on the hill below my house are scary and they come here to do the stuff the camp won't let them
Comment by Jeff platt — 10:11 pm November 20, 2012 #
What JoB said. I've lived in Highland Park and walked in those woods for 13 years and there have always been camps there.
Tracy-this is some great community reporting. Thank you for bringing this to all of attention! Because of this blog my little neck of the woods was able to respond in very little ways but still your reporting has had an effect!
I have the utmost respect for our Nickelsville neighbors.
Comment by Neighbor — 10:54 pm November 20, 2012 #
I know generally speaking animals aren't allowed in shelters (which I too think is ridiculous) but was hoping an exception might be made at least in this case of an emergency. At any rate, if someone is forgoing a shelter because they have a pet I can foster a cat so they can get the help they need. I will look into taking up a supply collection at work as well. I'm sorry I can't offer more.
Comment by CJ — 12:44 am November 21, 2012 #
Yeah, maybe it's just the conservative in me, but when I run into adversity, I knuckle down and take responsibility of my own problems, not sit around and expect someone else to.
If there's kids down there, they need to be in foster homes.
West Seattle liberals should know more than anyone else that life is all about appearances, and it appears those people choose to be non-contributing members of society, but expect society to contribute to them.
Comment by puglover45 — 6:06 am November 21, 2012 #
Q: What (does) the encampment need now?
A: Move on – you are not welcome anymore. Crime has gone up and property values are going down – get a job and move on.
Comment by Susan — 6:46 am November 21, 2012 #
Psssssst! puglover! In my year and a half of homelessness, I've met several other homeless that identify themselves as conservatives.
Comment by miws — 6:49 am November 21, 2012 #
I think able bodied people in Nicklesville should be required to work. There are many odd jobs that people are willing to pay for…hence the immigrants lined up at Home Depot. I personally know a homeless man who does odd jobs and lives out of his truck, he likes to be mobile. Many people who are homeless should be working, not working at not working.
Comment by Rach — 7:18 am November 21, 2012 #
Something definitely needs to be done about the Welfare Queens……
Comment by miws — 8:07 am November 21, 2012 #
Whatever side of the political spectrum you live on, whatever privilege you have, these are HUMANS.
I'm not sure many WANT to live the way they are forced to down at NV. Hard to get a job when you have no fresh/nice clothes, no address, no phone to take calls on for interviews.
Once you hit bottom, it's a hard climb back to the top. Housing is expensive- especially initially – renting costs a first month's rent, last month's rent and a security deposit – usually topping a total of $2000. Try coming up with that from SSI income or other benefits.
Every time I have been down to NV they are thankful – not begging.
You wouldn't hesitate to help a dog living in such conditions. What about your fellow person?
[I know, dogs can't work, arent a 'drain', etc., right?]
Happy Flappy Thanksgiving
Comment by Westcoastdeb — 8:15 am November 21, 2012 #
some of the immigrants lined up at Home Depot live at Nickelsville
some of the residents of Nickelsville walk up the White Center Hill before the buses run at 5 AM so they can be at labor ready early enough to get work that day… if there is any.
for most poverty is not a lifestyle choice.
hubby walks the dogs in a local park every morning. He sees evidence of drug use from the night before every morning.
it is true that there are people who are using our public spaces at night to do illegal drugs… and it is entirely possible that some of those people live in Nickelsville….
but some of them live legally in the house down the street from you
Comment by JoB — 8:20 am November 21, 2012 #
Huge thanks to The Forsythe Studio in the Junction, that is taking donations for Nickelsville!
Comment by miws — 8:50 am November 21, 2012 #
Just found out that Hotwire Online Coffeehouse http://www.hotwirecoffee.com (WSB's original sponsor, now dating back five years!!!!) is too. Adding to the daily preview list, which already features the Forsythe drive.
Ah yes! Hotwire RAWKS!
Comment by miws — 8:54 am November 21, 2012 #
Thanks to everyone that is helping our Nickelsville neighbors.
Furry Faces Foundation and the NV Pet Coordinators have put a plan together for NV's furry residents. The NV Pet Coordinators let residents know that Furry Faces has arranged for temporary housing for their pets. Cats will be housed at Kitty Harbor (thank you Delyn) and dogs will be boarded. So far we have one dog that we will be taking to boarding later today.
CJ—thank you for offering to foster a cat. Please feel free to shoot us an email @ email@example.com and we will let you know if a need arises.
NV is in need of healthy dry cat food and litter*. If you would like to help with cat food and/or litter, donations can be dropped off at Hotwire Coffeehouse, 4410 California Ave SW. The brand we have been providing is the Costco Kirkland Adult Maintenance. It is the dark purple 25 lb bag of food for about $19.00. (Not the lavender or orange bags. That food is full of 'fillers'). If you can't make it to Costco, brands such as Felidade, Nutro, Natural Balance, are good, middle of the road food. (We don't provide the cheap brands such Friskies, Atta Cat, etc., as they are full of fillers and some other less quality ingredients).
*litter option: The 40lb bags of wood pellets are a great litter. A bag costs $4 – $6, so it's inexpensive. And, being a wood by-product, it absorbs the odor very well. When living in a tent with a litter box, the odor absorptions is important.
Thanks again to everyone.
Comment by Furry Faces Foundation — 9:58 am November 21, 2012 #
Thank you, F3, and Kitty Harbor/Delyn!
Comment by miws — 11:08 am November 21, 2012 #
Compassion is contagious.
Comment by Sassy — 11:50 am November 21, 2012 #
Could they use a covered litter box?
Comment by sb in ws — 12:34 pm November 21, 2012 #
FFF, Kitty Harbor, and NV Pet Coordinators-you are awesome!!
Comment by CJ — 12:40 pm November 21, 2012 #
Is a person better doing drugs in a house they pay rent for better than the person who has to live outdoors and do it?
Comment by loser — 12:54 pm November 21, 2012 #
Could they use a covered litter box?
sb, as a former Pet Co-Ordinator at NV, I can say with 99.99876257643% confidence, that yes, they could! :-)
Comment by miws — 1:17 pm November 21, 2012 #
Our pleasure and thank you for caring.
SB…yes, litter boxes, especially covered ones are one of the hot items at Nickelsville. If it is not new, it just needs to be washed and disinfected because there are no 'cleaning facilities' at Nickelsville.
If you are able to drop it off at Hotwire Coffeehouse, we will pick it up (with everything else) and deliver to NV.
Comment by Furry Faces Foundation — 4:29 pm November 21, 2012 #
Westseattledood: Yeah White Center businesses!!!
I'd be happy to be the go to person for pick ups & delivery.
Feel free to email me at email@example.com so I know who to contact.
Comment by Teri Ensley — 4:32 pm November 21, 2012 #
We have been looking for a dog named Nahla. Has anyone seen this dog at the camp?
She is a female husky mix….golden eyes….there is a $1000.00 reward for her safe return. If you know anything please speak up. I will personally come pick her up. Thxs.
Comment by Dori Henrickson — 1:07 pm November 22, 2012 #
Is this area a never ending battle? Was it not designed to collect rainwater and drainage?
Looks to me like NV could really use pallet boards in the least. Get those tents up out of the water because much more rain can be expected in Seattle. Anyhow I will be collecting coats and blankets to contribute. Can NV use frying/pots & pans and such?
Comment by Justwonder — 7:36 am November 24, 2012 #
Can NV use frying/pots & pans and such?
Justwonder, I would say most likely yes, but you may want to call the Camp at 206-450-5268, and ask for a Kitchen Co-Ordinator.
Comment by miws — 2:43 pm November 24, 2012 #
It's not their fault all they have to live on is hope and change.
Comment by Truth Hurts — 3:04 pm November 27, 2012 #
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I can't wait to come back and see what everyone else has--I even have the whole day to do it in. Wee.
Thanks for having me today Laura. This is such a fun idea!
Hope you have a wonderful and warm summer's day.
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Thanks Laura for hosting this each month, hope you will have a great summer, see you soon,
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Thanks for hosting the fun! Have a lovely English summer day. xxx
Thanks for hosting! This is such a great way to go through the best posts and get inspired for the next month!
Thanks for the link up today. Have a great day!
Oh my--I want a shepherd's hut!!! The bright color of the first one makes me think of a gypsy wagon.
Thanks for hosting this! What a great way to meet other bloggers and read about their adventures. See you next month! :)
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Hello, thank you for having me. Now, I just have to figure out how to add your button to my sidebar!
I love the thought of a little caravan...thanks for the peek inside.
Hi Laura, thanks for hosting the linky party. I love the Shepherds Huts, they are wonderful. Would love one for my garden. Have a great weekend, love Linda x
Hi! My first time joining in! Looking forward to viewing everyone else's blogs! Thanks!
Thanks for the link up. It's a great idea!
Thanks so much for hosting our gathering. What a fun place to meet up!
Thanks for doing this - I've already used an hour of my work day reading all the entries - yikes!
i am in love with those shepherd's huts..cutest thing i have seen! thanks for sharing!
I've never heard of a shepherd's hut! That looks so cute and cozy!
Thank you for the invite and the link up! These shepard's huts are adorable. I need one, now!
Hi Laura, you were faster than me in leaving a comment! And yes, I loved Venice! Such a magical city!
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Oh I do love that caravan! I'm happy to join in the fun! I've added the button to my sidebar. Hope all is wonderful in your world! xo
How lovely is that caravan...my own little room, oh well I can dream :) x
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It is good to be back at last catching up with your blogging activities, forgive me for not joining in this month but sure you will understand why. Shepherds Huts always remind me of Thomas Hardy in particular Far From The Madding Crowd, delightful. Have a good weekend.
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The prison sentence handed down to a convicted York City child rapist ensures he will never be a free man, according to his prosecutor, who said the man's 71-year-old mother has avoided prison for intimidating one of her son's young victims.
Angel Martinez, 41, formerly of 139 E. Maple St., was sentenced Thursday to 79-1/2 to 159 years in state prison for raping two girls and sexually molesting a third girl, according to senior deputy prosecutor Chuck Murphy.
"(The judge) basically told him he's going to be in jail for the rest of his life, and that he should try to make the best of it," Murphy said.
Presiding Common Pleas Judge Craig T. Trebilcock also deemed Martinez to be a sexually violent predator, based on a recommendation from the state Megan's Law sexual offender board, court records state.
All three girls were between the ages of 11 and 14 when Martinez began raping and sexually assaulting them, Murphy said.
Assaulted for years: The oldest girl was molested until she was 17, he said. Martinez began assaulting the younger two when they were 11, and the molestation continued until the girls were 13 and 14, he said.
Public defender Joshua Neiderhiser, who represented Martinez, did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment.
York City Police Detective Kyle Hower began the lengthy investigation against Martinez in 2012 after one of the girls came forward, Murphy said. The other two then came forward, documents state.
"These girls are three of the greatest girls I've ever met," Murphy said. "They were able to stop (Martinez) from doing this to anyone else."
The prosecutor praised all three for "being strong enough to go through this so we could get him off the street."
A jury on Dec. 12 found Martinez guilty of multiple offenses, including rape, child rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault and corruption of minors.
Rapist's mom: Martinez's mother, Maria Vega, of 139 E. Maple Street, is currently serving five years of probation and must perform community service after pleading no contest to the third-degree felony of witness intimidation.
Defendants who plead no contest aren't admitting guilt. Rather, they are saying they don't contest the charges against them. Otherwise, a no-contest plea has the same effect as a guilty plea.
Murphy said the plea agreement allowed Vega to avoid prison because of her age.
'Held accountable': "But I wanted to make sure she had a felony conviction on her record," the prosecutor said. "She had to be held accountable."
Martinez also was charged with intimidating one of his victims, but his charge was dismissed earlier this month.
Murphy said because Martinez is already serving a de facto life sentence, it wasn't necessary to force the victim to testify in court a second time against her molester.
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Scott Horton Interviews John Glaser
John Glaser, Assistant Editor at Antiwar.com, discusses his article "Senators Want 'Crippling' New Iran Sanctions" about the 92 senators eager to punish Iranian civilians (the neocons want in on it too); the staggering price Iraqis paid for twelve years of sanctions; a reminder that "terrorism" means inflicting harm on civilians to effect political change – even if a state does it; and the effective difference between limited sanctions in the Cold War era (when the Soviets would aid Cuba, for example, despite the US embargo) and today's complete shutdowns.
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A war with Iran will finish the evil empire United Bluff. And how will the Pentagon then justify the missiles in Bulgaria, Romania and Poland ? A nuclear missile threat from North Korea ? According to missile engineer Bob Aldridge -www.plrc.org-the missiles in the 3 countries are to take out the Russian missiles surviving First Strike with Minuteman-3 and Trident-2. That leaves the Russians with one obtion: Launch On Warning, probably by 2014. Enjoy the last 3-5 years ! Bloody fools in the Pentagon !!!
It is amazing how the sheep of the USA fail to understand the disaster that Iraq was and still is. It was a war pushed by the few rich or to be rich individual like Richard Perl. Most happen to be dual citizens. The USA senate is presently a disgusting organization which is nothing like what was created by our founding fathers. The founding fathers had the senators appointed by local officials so they answered to the local and did the work for the interest of the locals. Today we elect our senators so they answer to anyone with a buck to buy their vote. We now have 100 prostitutes who will do what ever the john desires. The major money of the world is the military complex so it is no wonder that we end up with war mongers in office. Iran is blocking the expansion of Israel into Lebanon so it has to go and AIPAC knows that they do not need to sell the USA public but only fund our few prostitutes in elected office. We will continue to have our kids killed and eventually end up broke but our special friend in the middle east know this and they are already turning towards China who will then support their evil lives. We in the USA will return to the great depression and most of the dual citizens will elect do drop their USA citizenship because it is not worth anything to advance their profits.
I'm sure that all the 81 Senators and House Reps who are basking in the Israeli sun on their paid vacations for them and their wives will return to vote anyway they have been indoctrinated to vote by Netanyahoo and Peres. These Congress persons are AWOL at a time when the USA is going through dire economic times. How the hell can they justify accepting the AIPAC package of such cusy travel after failing to solve their country's problems? The whole lot should be fired and a foreign power should not be allowed to bribe our elected officials in such an overt and disgusting manner.
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Scott, what a sense of delight and gratification listening to you and your guest when he/she has a clear view of what is 'really' happening and is capable of seeing things from the perspectives of knowledge and morality.
Glaser accuses neocons as being psychopaths. Neuroscience now has the evidence to prove that crucial allegation. Studies, using fMRI on brains of imprisoned hard core murderers are showing the indifference (even joy) of these psychopaths when mass murders or torture of [innocent] people are involved just to revenge a single enemy.
From the actions of neocons one can deduce their brains function practically identically with those convicts (as far as their deeply hated enemies are concerned). Saddam's Scud missiles caused noticeable destructions in Israel and he was quoted as saying "I'll burn them all in Tel-Aviv". It is not hard to ascertain the depth of the hatred of neocons from Saddam just based on the above mentioned events alone.
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When Bill Clinton was in office neocons succeeded in installing the dreadful machinery of appalling sanctions on innocent Iraqi civilians. According UN reports about half a million children suffered agonizing deaths from starvation or lack of needed medicine. What a horrendous colossal crime of 'collective punishment' just to revenge the actions of a single madman.
Remember how Madeline Albright's Synopsis of the event? 'It was worth it'… hard to go lower than that….neocons are setting new standards for war crimes and Sadism (the term used by above mentioned fMRI researchers).
Like with Iraq, the truth of the matter has nothing to do with policy. It's just the excuse that will be used to justify belligerence by U.S. & Israel. What was that quote in the Downing Street memo?
"But the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downing_Street_memo
The U.S. Government is among the most criminal on earth. Its despicable sanctions against Iraq resulted in the deaths of untold numbers of people, including children. Now Knesset West–er, the U.S. Congress–is pushing for sanctions against the Iranian people.
Let's impose sanctions on Israel, shall we? Cut off the American paychecks. Quit covering for 'em in the UN. Let 'em find another sugar daddy. . . .
Damn straight.
Knesset West–er, uh, the U.S. Congress–is, as Pat Buchanan famously put it, "Israeli-occupied territory."


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Unlocked gate aided Washington County duo's escape from Greene County Prison
Two inmates escaped from the Greene County Prison by walking through an unlocked gate and climbing atop a picnic table to scale the fence, the warden said on Thursday.
Jason William Roe, 33, of Daisytown in Washington County, who is awaiting trial on a homicide charge, and Rocco John Iacovone, 27, of Washington, who is awaiting trial for robbery, escaped on Saturday but were captured about two hours later, Warden Harry D. Gillispie said in a statement.
A tower guard, following prison policy, fired a warning shot at the men as they fled about 12:30 p.m. while prisoners were outside for recreation, Gillispie said. No one was injured.
"The men were able to escape after a corrections officer failed to secure a gate separating the prison's main recreation yard from a minimum-security yard," Gillispie said.
As the prisoners were escorted into the yard, Roe and Iacovone went through the gate and picked up an inmate water cooler. The guard spotted them and ordered them back into the main yard.
Instead, the warden said, they dropped the water cooler, ran to the back of the minimum-security yard and upended a wooden picnic table to scale a service gate, squeezing between the top of the gate and the row of razor wire above. They were caught less than a mile away from the prison.
The prison made changes to ensure such a escape does not happen again, Gillispie said.
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Right whales can flounder in the wrong place at the wrong time.
So federal officials urged boat captains this week to watch out for the endangered species as pregnant right whales make their way to the Space Coast.
Around this time every year, North Atlantic right whales begin their 1,000-mile winter journey from their feeding grounds off Canada to warmer coastal waters off South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, to give birth and nurse their young. ...


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I'm writing a stored procedure in SQL Server and hoping someone can suggest a more computationally efficient way to handle this problem:
I have a table of Customer Orders (i.e., "product demand") data that contains 3000 line items. Each record expresses the Order Qty for a specific product.
I also have another table of Production Orders (i.e., "product supply") data that contains about 200 line items. Each record expresses the Qty Available for each specific product.
The problem is that there is typically less supply than demand and, therefore, the Custom Order table contains an Allocation Priority value that shows each Customer Order's position in line to receive product.
What's the best way to allocate Qty Available in Production Orders to the Order Qty in Customer Orders? Note that you can't allocate more to each Customer Order than has been ordered.
I can do this by creating a WHILE loop and doing the allocation product-by-product, line-by-line but it is very slow.
Is there a faster set-based way to approach this problem?