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I believe it was Lion Refining....and I believe that it was in Arkansas, not Mississippi. I think that at at one time it was carried on the books at around $10 million or so, give or take. I think it is actually an equity investment that was maybe 20% of Lion.TMG has alot of moving parts and, as always, most people do not know what is going on(that is not a bash, just stating what I perceive) as most are unfamiliar with MLP's and GP's. I have pointed them toward the PTP Coalition website which, to my knowledge, has the best grouping of MLP data that is free. I think that anyone that is willing to invest a few hours into crunching the numbers and getting a feel for the big picture will have one of those eureka moments, when they realize that TMG is significantly undervalued(and can verify it rather than just taking someones advice) and the MLP/GP route is one of the best methods of unlocking that value. I have posted a few thoughts to kind of frame up the picture, but I'll leave the interesting stuff for everyone else to find on their own.To answer your question, TMG was somewhat unclear as to whether or not they are taking financial possesion of product in transit, or just physical possession in which they are responsible for the delivery only, and not exposed to the decrease(or increase)in value, my gut instinct tells me that TMG is simply moving the product and is not exposed to commodity fluctuations(at least on the volumes that are handled on behalf of Morgan).Once we hear news on the MLP, such as IPO date, method of floating it, size, proceed uses, debt repayment/retirement etc etc...we will be more equipped to value TMG more precisely.


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I was planning to draw Celestia and Solaris in their human forms and finally it`s finished.
I really love and ship these two together,even though they are the same person.
As you can see - Celestia and Solaris are married,finishing the wedding celebration with them both raising the sun for the 1st time together,as the new rulers of Equestria.
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I really hope to draw Luna and the other mane six with their genderbended versions together (tho some of them might be mixed relationships )
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White House, Tom Coburn clash over stimulus projects
WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Coburn released a report on Tuesday of 100 stimulus projects that he considers wasteful, but the White House hit back with the charge that some of the report is "just flat out wrong." Coburn, R-Muskogee, cited projects nationwide, ranging from a turtle crossing in Florida to a train station renovation in Pennsylvania. Coburn's top 10 wasteful projects include two in Oklahoma: a guardrail around the nearly waterless Lake Optima and a grant with strings attached for a wastewater treatment plant in Perkins. "The American people have a right to know how their stimulus dollars are being spent," Coburn said. "In too many cases, stimulus projects are wasting money we don't have on things we don't need. "I opposed the stimulus bill because I was concerned that 80 to 90 percent of the spending would not be true stimulus. I hope I am proven wrong. Yet, our initial findings continue to show that taxpayers are not getting the value they deserve and need." But White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said "there are a number of entries throughout this report that are just simply wrong. This president has taken historic steps to ensure that there is adequate transparency and that this money is spent the way it's intended to be used." Gibbs also said some projects had been canceled "based on our own looking into this."
Optima Lake projectAccording to the administration, one of the canceled projects was the guardrail at Optima Lake in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Coburn and Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Tulsa, last week wrote a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers complaining about building a $1.15 million guardrail around a lake with no water. Ross Adkins, a spokesman in the corps' Tulsa office, said a statement had been put out from the Washington headquarters on Monday that work on the project "is not going forward." Adkins described the lake as "out in the middle of nowhere" and said other alternatives for protecting public safety would be examined. But Coburn spokesman John Hart said the corps has not officially killed the project and may, in fact, go forward with it. The Tulsa region developed a list of dozens of projects, including guardrails at other Oklahoma lakes, to be funded with money from the $787 billion stimulus package. "They asked for a laundry list of recommendations of things that we could do," he said.
Perkins' problemAccording to Hart and Coburn's report, the Perkins wastewater treatment plant project grew in cost because of the union wage and Buy America rules attached to it. The cost escalation negated any benefit from receiving the money, the report states, and led to an increase in residents' utility bills. Gibbs said the problem in Perkins was the state loan used by the city for the balance of the project cost, but Hart said the loan had nothing to do with raising the cost of the project. Gibbs said he hadn't looked at all of the projects cited in Coburn's report. Hart said it was "disappointing that he's commenting on something he hasn't read." Hart said an overarching theme of the report is that "low-priority projects are being funded at the expense of higher priority projects."
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Reliable but no power. Refined over the last generation Matrix that being more solid, softer ride and more standard features. 1.8liter is surprisingly not a gas miser and lacks power. The 2.4 is much worst on fuel savings and the additional horsepower has little substance. Looks good, insurance saver, great resale value and trips to the garage will be for regular maintenance purposes only. Vast amount of cargo room (go with after market roof racks as factory roof racks obstruct opening of hatch if anything is placed on them. Leafs and such accumulate in the under hood catch basin and leads to annoying rattles. In addition to annoying rattles, passenger seat warning alert goes off for several seconds when passenger seat is vacated. Passenger belt will also twist and rattles against A pillar which is also a nuisance. Driver seat creeps down mysteriously and needs to be re adjusted regularly. I'd still put up with all these little vices knowing that the Toyota Matrix will not let me down due to a mechanical or electrical failure.
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Playwright David Adjmi '93, choreographer Pam Tanowitz MFA '98, and artist Janine Antoni '86 are among a select group of 180 scholars, artists, and scientists who were awarded the prestigious Guggenheim fellowship in 2011. Successful candidates were chosen from 3,000 applicants, and were selected on the basis of achievement and exceptional promise.
David Adjmi's plays include Stunning, The Evildoers, Marie Antoinette, Strange Attractors, Elective Affinities and Caligula. Last year Adjmi was one of ten recipients of the 2010 Whiting Writer's Award and his plays have earned him a Bush Artist's Fellowship, and Jerome, McKnight, Cherry Lane Theatre, and Kesselring Fellowships. Adjmi has also received the Helen Merrill Award, a Marian Seldes-Garson Kanin Award, a Lecomte du Nouy Award, and a Steinberg Playwright Award.
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Pam Tanowitz Dance, founded by the choreographer in 2000, has received commissions and residencies at coveted New York theaters including Dance Theater Workshop, Danspace Project, Joyce SoHo, The Guggenheim Museum's Works & Process program, Baryshnikov Arts Center and Central Park Summerstage. In 2001, it was one of only three companies in the United States invited to perform at the American Dance Festival in Durham, NC, as part of the Emerging Generations concert.
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The artistic work of Janine Antoni has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, S.I.T.E. Santa Fe, and the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin. She is the past recipient of several prestigious awards including a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellowship in 1998 and the Larry Aldrich Foundation Award in 1999.


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Lady Gaga to Guest Host Ryan Seacrest's 'American Top 40'
Lady Gaga is ramping up publicity ahead of her ARTPOP world tour.
On the heels of her "Late Show" gig, the singer will guest host the syndicated radio countdown show "American Top 40 With Ryan Seacrest" on April 5 and 6.
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Gaga will take calls and questions from fans and discuss her third single, "G.U.Y." off ARTPOP, as well as offer a glimpse into the making of the music video, which features cast members from Bravo's Real Housewives franchise.
The news comes as Gaga is currently in the middle of a sold-out, seven-night residency, which wraps April 7, at the shuttering, historic New York City venue Roseland Ballroom. She also invited the "Late Show" studio audience to the fourth of her seven Roseland shows, and took part in a selfie with frequent Late Show guest Bill Murray and host David Letterman.
Additionally, Gaga is taking over Viacom-owned networks MTV, MTV Hits and Logo with a behind-the-scenes look at the making of her tour on April 4.
Gaga kicks off her artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball Tour on May 4 in Ft. Lauderdale.
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5 lessons to build a business that I learned from my clients
Dec 11th
By Mars Dorian, {grow} Contributing Columnist
Whenever the end of a year comes nigh, I reflect on the past 12 months. And as think about 2013, I realize that I learned five important lessons from my clients. I hope you can learn from my experiences … and my mistakes!
Here we go.
1. Clients say they want something out-there. They don't. Really.
I once created a couple of illustrations for an ebook. One particular chapter was about malicious software. I drew a picture of a computer program that came out of the screen and strangled the user. The client said this was too aggressive and could be considered as offensive. I had to delete the image and created a new, tame version.
This wasn't the first time someone hired me to create something bold and creative, only to have me create something safe in the end.
Creative, bold, out-there usually translates into "create something that is already proven and safe."
My lesson for 2013 is learning how to interpret this client language.
2. Attention is the highest compliment you can give online.
I often get emails from potential clients who thank me for replying. I want you to linger on this a moment … They are not thanking me for the work (which I haven't done yet), but for simply acknowledging their message.
That represents the times we're living in … a world where millions plead for attention, every acknowledgement touches a heart. It may mean: "Thanks, for treating me like I exist. Thanks for making me feel like I matter."
How can you strengthen that bond ?
I keep in touch wayyy after the transaction has been made. Just recently I wrote to a client who hired me two years ago. He was pleasantly surprised and thanked me for the message. Judging from his writing, I could sense how much it meant to him.
I always contact people online whose work I admire. If I listen to a kick-ass podcast, or see a crazy drawing or an article that helps me, I make sure they know about it.
Will that all lead to client work eventually? Maybe, maybe not. BUt I never think it hurts to strengthen our human bonds.
3. Trust attracts clients.
The Internet has destroyed geographic boundaries, but it has built emotional ones. Since the majority of my clients live on the other side of the planet, a lot of them feel queasy when working with me for the first time.
Many of my first email exchanges with (potential) first-time clients go like this:
"Once I send you money via Paypal, how do I know you won't run off with it?"
"Will I have to pay you if I have more questions?"
"I've read on your about page that you're German. Can you accept Dollars?" (I've heard of this obscure currency before!)
"Will you stop contacting me once I send you the final payment?"
These questions may seem silly but they're not — when working digitally, you'll never see your client in real life, and giving money to a perfect stranger is an act of trust.
That's why I focus on establishing trust immediately through testimonials on my site, a detailed explanation of the work process, and by encouraging them to ask any questions they like to establish confidence.
4. Your network is your retirement fund.
Jeez, at this point, I should emblazon that phrase on my flag and wave it around, because I'm telling this to everyone.
If you work at a bricks and mortar business, your network will be dependent on your geo location. The minute you get fired or have to move away, years of local network-building will go out the window. Sayoonara.
But your online network? It will grow and grow till you make your last breath. You can change careers and even countries, but your online network will move with you. Heck, even when I'm on planet Mars, typing away in some forgotten outpost, I'd still have access to my network from earth.
Right now, I've made valuable connections with peeps from around the globe, and the more and meaningful those connections become, the more work I get.
My network is my retirement fund.
5. Psychology is the number one online skill
A lot of people who want to appear "cutting edge" say coding is the most important skill online, I have to disagree.
Until you're a hermit programmer, you need to know at least the basics of psychology to deal with your fellow meat-based walkers. You can't code yourself into a successful client negotiations. Yet.
I know a bunch of creative folks who code the craziest websites, draw the most delicious designs, but when it comes down to client communication, especially price negotiations, they're as dexterous as a gorilla in a porcelain factory.
"Well, my work speaks for myself," they would say. No, YOU speak for yourself.
If you can't communicate, get yourself a book on (client) communication ASAP and start learning about your fellow meat-packed walkers.
How do I address strangers online ?
How can I pleasantly write about pricing ?
How can I make potential clients trust me online ?
Learn everything about the power of language and which words to use, because that ability is going to put food on your table, seriously.
As long as the roboconomy hasn't taken over, you're still dealing with 100% organic humans. Clients are the lifeblood of every business. Innovation and good products are essential, but they don't mean anything if you cannot communicate that value to your target audience. I'm grateful for the Internet because it has allowed me to create my own career. But I never forget that on the other side of the planet, on the other side of the screen, there's still a human being, and s/he's waiting for a real connection and opportunities to provide lessons to build a business.
Mars Dorian describes himself as a creative marketeer with a moon-melting passion for human potential and technology. You can follow his adventures at www.marsdorian.com/
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If it fails, at least I shipped a better version of myself
Oct 3rd
I have a confession to make.
Most of my life I have spent leaning into the things I am awesome at and looking like a rockstar. If I wasn't good at it, I just didn't do it. But I felt like a fraud and totally unsatisfied on a deeper level. I want to live a life that stretches me to the edges of my capacity and beyond. Founding a startup is the best way I have found so far to do that.
I have not been writing about this for fear of being judged or that these admissions would be used against me somewhere down the road.
I am tired of hiding.
I have been in denial that I am actually doing this and it is time I start sharing it. There is so much emphasis on outcome, but this path is really about the journey. For those of us walking it, it is really nice to know we are not alone.
I sat with one of my investors a couple of weeks ago and he said, "You are a completely different person than when I first met you. For the better."
It was the greatest compliment he could have paid me. A year ago, I wasn't ready. You can say you are never ready, but I think there are levels of ready. Now I am more ready. There was a moment recently when I said to someone, "This thing should have died five times and it didn't." It is bigger than me. I need to be a pure canvas and let it move through me.
Taking on building a company made me realize how much work I had to do on myself as much as on the company. How many stories I needed to let go of. How many masks I needed to take off. How I didn't need to grip so tightly but to just let it flow. To realize that people really do want to help me … and to let them. To realize that I need to optimize every aspect of my life from relationships, eating, exercise, sleep, learning, meditation — EVERYTHING — in order to make this happen.
Most importantly, I realized that whatever it was that got me here was not going to take me the whole way. It was time for a new paradigm. I don't want to hold back or play it safe anymore. I want to drive full speed toward the edge of the cliff and either grow wings or go down in a fabulous explosion. Either way I will be more than fine.
In the last year, so many ridiculous things have gone wrong. It isn't different than most startups, but I look back at it as a sort of comedy of errors. The same investor said to me "Most people would have quit, but you made it through."
I did, and I also know those difficulties are just a preview of what is to come.
This was a bootcamp for my soul.
I feel like I am going to throw up right now. My chest is tight, my throat feels like it is gripping, and I am mildly on the verge of tears. All the feelings of self-doubt are rising.
My fears rise. The fear that somehow this isn't good enough, that I'm not good enough, that we totally got it wrong, that it will just fail and disappear, that I just wasted a year of my life, that people will think it is stupid, that people will think I am stupid, that I can't do this, that I don't know how to go back to a "normal" life if it doesn't work, and even have an equally strong fear that this is actually going to work.
I have learned that all the juice in life comes from moments of extreme discomfort and pushing through those edges into a new found freedom. Nothing will ever be perfect. Time to surrender to it.
So Fuck it. Let's ship it.
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5 pieces of social media advice that trapped me
Aug 14th
By Mars Dorian, Contributing {grow} Columnist
The most popular currency in the world is not the Dollar, Euro or Yen. It's common advice.
Think about it: Everyone has it in mass, it's prone to "inflation," and you can pick it up about everywhere, even if you don't want it.
I have received my share of "supa-doopa" advice throughout my digital career, especially in the beginning, when I was ultramarine green behind my ears. I listened, and worse, implemented it all.
I thought, if experts say it, it must be true. If so many other people say the same online, then it has validation.
Ungh, Past Me, I want to shake some sense into you. A whole gallon of it.
I realized much later that most of the sound advice turned out to be detrimental to my success.
Without further ado, I want to show you the most common advice pitfalls that I fell into:
1) Just be yourself.
This sounds good … but is it really true?
Whenever I asked a so-called expert about being successful online, he told me not to worry and just be myself.
What if you're an obnoxious, boring mofo with no redeeming qualities?
What if you have no people skills and are a pain to work with?
Should you still "just be yourself?"
Not necessarily.
At the beginning of my career, I probably lacked empathy and experienced trouble communicating with clients. A "mentor" told me that was just part of my personality, and that I should find a career style that wouldn't involve customer communication. Man, what a load of toad turd. It wasn't a personality trait – it turned out I just lacked the experience and had to learn how to address my customer's needs. A few psychology books and coaching sessions later, I improved. Drastically.
I wasn't being myself, but I worked harrrrd on becoming my best self.
If you're young, learning, or maybe not an absolutely perfect person, maybe being yourself leads to more pain than gain. That's why you should work on becoming your best version, and get rid of traits that you thought were part of your character.
2) Follow your passion and the money will follow.
Ah, ze timeless classic. I want get into a time machine, travel to the person who set that meme into the world and smack both of his cheeks. With a metal chair.
Why? Because it's a deceptive feel-good lie.
Take me as an example: My passions are eating Asian food, playing video games, and drawing. But even though I did all of these things PASSIONATELY, I never had a money bag drop on my head. Instead, I had to use most valuable part of passions (drawing) and package it in a way that made it valuable to potential customers. This took compromise. I couldn't do everything I wanted to do while working hard to meet customer needs. And even that part took me ages to figure out, as I drew unsuccessfully for years until I realized you have to be MARKETABLE, not just PASSIONATE.
Your passion, no matter how strong, is useless as a monetization strategy, if you can't translate it into tangible value to your target audience.
3) You should do (insert current trend now)
In the beginning of my career, online experts told me I should focus on using video as my content creation tool, because it was popular at the time. Ungh. Headache alarm!
I did those videos but hated it, because I didn't feel comfortable in front of a camera. I am an introvert, and recording myself on video feels as natural as jogging on nails.
After a couple of tries, I stopped doing them, because I got sick of twisting myself.
Just because a certain type of tool or style of content creation is "in" doesn't mean you should implement it, especially if it goes against your natural tendencies.
4) Survey (potential) customers to learn about their needs.
I learned from an expert's online course that I should survey your customers before you sell your products.
I then sent a couple of questions to my email list:
"Would you buy this eGuide?"
"Would you pay this X amount for it ?"
Most often, the answer would be an astounding "Yesss," which made me jump into ze air. But when I finally shipped the products based on the eager answers, these eager people weren't so eager any more.
It turned out that people say "yes" to all kinds of things without ever committing to their words. That's why nowadays, I only ask people after they made a purchase and watch their actions instead, because it's wayyy more reliable to gauge people by what they do, and not by what they say.
5) You must behave like a "real" business online.
Ungh, more common advice for the blog graveyard.
I remember one guy telling me: your site looks like Disneyland. People in the marketing/social media realm will never take you seriously.
Consequence? I changed my design, to make it look more serious, and … more bland. Seriously, most people confuse professional with corporate.
Professional means you take your business seriously and you deliver what you promise. Your site can look as crazy / edgy / unique as you want it to be, as long as that corresponds to your preferred target audience.
So-called common advice is often uninformed opinion regurgitated by sheep thinkers.
Most of the time, those sound wise snaps had lead me astray, because the web world is, and always will be, too specific and fast-moving for all-purpose formulas.
Which common advice pitfall did you fall into?
Mars Dorian describes himself as a creative marketeer with a moon-melting passion for human potential and technology. You can follow his adventures at www.marsdorian.com/
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The Failure Manifesto and Why it is Hurting Your Business
Jul 9th
How many times have you led a business failure?
Do you have to experience catastrophic failure to be successful?
If I fail more than you, will I ultimately be more successful than you?
These are some of the questions and topics creeping into the blogosphere over the past few years as the notion of failure seems to take on an almost romantic quality. I find this strange. As an entrepreneur, I want to do everything I can to AVOID failure.
Sure, if you are trying something new, you are bound to fail. I fail in some way every single day. But I never want to fail in a way that prevents me from getting back up again. And yet, I have this feeling that if you've never been part of an entrepreneurial wipeout, you're not considered "legit" these days. There seems to be a growing acceptance of The Failure Manifesto.
My podcast partner Tom Webster and I explore this interesting idea on the latest episode of The Marketing Companion. I really think you'll like this edition, as we explore:
- The romance of catastrophic business failure
- Why Seth Godin's "Just Ship It" mentality leads to problems
- The true source of business innovation and progress
- The untold side of the Apple story and survivor bias
- The strategy paradox –why we don't learn from failures
- Why you can't be Zappos
- Is technology an enabler or a leveler of business innovation?
Do you need to be "all in" to be successful in business today? I hope you'll listen to the podcast and tell us what you think!
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8 Parks near Tok, Alaska
Alaska Highway Milepost 1249.3 Tok, Alaska 99780 (map) | (907) 883-5312
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $1.00
The best thing about this forest campground is that it's FREE. Donations are appreciated but not required. The campground has some extras like a beach, fishing dock and boat ramp. Sites are various sizes, but there is something for almost everyone. The host is very helpful when it comes to finding a spot. Sites are well-spaced and allow for plenty of room to spread out. A few sites have a view of the lake. We had no cell (AT&T) or WiFi (Verizon). - Bobbi1948
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 269-8400
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $15.00
There are pull through sites for the big rigs, which we have. There was only one other RV in the park the night we stayed. Our biggest complaint was that the trees in the pull throughs need trimming. We really scratched our RV. They need to put the map of the campground at the beginning, because we drove through the whole campground looking for a spot. Other than that, it was very quiet & it was a perfect spot to park for the night. - goldenruler
Jul 2012 - $15.00
Very nice sites with lots of space. It has only pit toilets, which are some distance from the sites. - RV-th0emu
Aug 2011 - $15.00
Another great little Alaska State campground. The big rig sites are on the second loop to the right past the Iron Ranger. We had lots of room to spare leaving our crew cab dually hooked to our 35' fifth wheel overnight, so I think pretty much any "big rig" would fit. There are only a few sites that big; but, early August, 16 miles from Tok, and we saw one other camper in the entire park. Would certainly stay here again. - Sonic
Mile 1332 Alaska Highway Tok, Alaska 99780 (map) | (907) 883-3686
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Aug 2015 - $15.00
Most sites here were large enough to fit our 32 foot fifth wheel. Some might have been large enough for a bigger rig. It's definitely worth checking out. There is a boat dock, fishing and swimming in Moon Lake. The only real negative is that we didn't have either AT&T for our phones or Verizon for our WiFi. Float planes use this lake and we were lucky enough to get to see a couple of them take off. No dump or potable water. There is water here, but it must be boiled before used for cooking, etc. - Bobbi1948
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 883-5543
Sites: 74 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 48 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $25.00
Rate is for a dry site with a Good Sam discount applied. For our second stay on the way back we choose an electric only site which was 32.40$ after discount. The park is run by new owners since January and the owner happens to be an experienced RV mechanic with a well stocked parts supply who offers his service at 105$ per hour. We got our water heater repaired (thermostat had died) for under 80$.
The sites are level and separated by trees so you have some privacy. WiFi only works at the office but there it is reliable and pretty fast. Dump station is available. Toilets and showers were dated but clean. It is quiet at night. We came back for a second stay and will come back in the future. - TheSchweitzers
Jul 2015 - $1.00
Sites are tucked into the trees, providing lots of privacy from neighbors.
There's a nightly pancake toss which could be fun. If you are able to toss a pancake into the bucket, you get a free breakfast. There's a "meet and greet" before the toss where everyone has to tell a little about themselves...not really my thing. If you don't clap and chant during the toss, the owner will harass and humiliate you in front of everyone else.
There's a small restaurant run by the owners and the food is OK, very expense (as is everything in Alaska), and small portions. - 5nomads
Jul 2015 - $39.00
Nice wood site, level. Quiet. Restrooms were clean, just a little dated. Showers were free. We stayed here for one night in a motor home. - Wyboo
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 883-5370
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $23.00
Great stop for an overnight on the Alcan. Level pull through sites, some longer than others, on a grass/gravel mix. Not much shade in water/electric sites but plenty in the full hookup area. This is a small park and the sites are pretty close but room for slides and shorter awnings. Probably VERY popular during hunting season. Restaurant and bar across the street. You choose your site. - Terry P
Jul 2015 - $23.00
Got water & electric site at a great price. Gravel pull-throughs. No Wi-Fi but a good Verizon signal. There is a sporting goods store in front with a large array of fishing & hunting gear as well as firearms. Hardly anyone in the campground--only one other besides me. This is a very good choice in Tok and I would definitely stay here again. - mockturtle
Jun 2013 - $27.00
This park is the closest to being priced for what you get on our trip so far. Full hookups are available and they work. Water pressure very good as was the water's taste. Restrooms were old, but well maintained and clean. We will be staying again on our way to Haines after doing the "circle tour" of Alaska. Keep in mind on the Alaska Highway the price hardly ever reflects the quality of the campground. - Teacher's Pet
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 883-3686
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I liked this place for a state park it was very nice. The roads were easy to navigate and the river next to my site was really peaceful ! A moose walked through the campsite it was beautiful love it would definitely stay here again! - Yayak
Jun 2015 - $15.00
Well kept state park, self check in, no signs of a host. The vault toilets were clean. There are a few pull thru sites. We stayed in a back in site, rather large and by the river. Some highway noise but not bad. Good for an overnight and close to restaurants, stores, markets and laundry in Tok. About 5 other RVs came in around 5o'clock. - Buckie
May 2013 - $15.00
A nice state rec area campground and right on the river. Vault toilets were clean, sites were well-kept, price was all right. The Tok River is very high this spring. Some of the picnic areas and tent camping areas had water in them, river should go down soon. Highway noise is minimal if you are on the river side of the campground and traffic isn't too bad yet. We'd recommend for an overnight. - Bob & Bonnie
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 883-5877
Sites: 164 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 70 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $35.00
50 amp full hook up. Everything worked fine. Very friendly staff, easy in and out and quick check in. Big park so lots of room to walk the dog, easy maneuvering for a 42 ft rv pulling a jeep. Park provided WIFI; no problem, we bring our own and Version work here. It is a RV park with trees and will stay here again on our next Alaska trip. - rmartin
Aug 2015 - $30.00
The hosts were very helpful, provided great tips about Tok, and generally how to get around Alaska. The bathrooms, showers and laundry room were cleaned daily. They have a lovely gift shop, nightly entertainment and ice cream. They have a very good double wash rack (pay to wash, but worth it!) which is very helpful after driving the Haines Highway and acquiring tons of mud. - MoiraFry
Aug 2015 - $44.00
Easy to see why this is rated one of the best parks in Alaska. Excellent design and layout. Beautifully maintained, friendly atmosphere. Great location. Clean laundry and bathroom facilities. The only concerns were site was a bit short for a moho and toad. WiFi service was limited and expensive after the 1st free hour. - americanrascal
Tok, Alaska (map) | (907) 883-7875
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 19 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $35.00
Nice park on the Fairbanks side of Tok, with long level shaded gravel pull-through sites. Good utilities but Wi-Fi is only available at office. No cable but we were able to pick up one over the air channel that changes from PBS, NBC and CBS at different times of the day. Friendly owner/host. We would stay here again. - dandg
Jun 2015 - $35.00
Quiet park in the woods. Gravel roads and fairly level, gravel sites. Plenty of shade and room between sites; more like a state park, only with hookups. We would stay here again. - FranM
Jul 2014 - $36.00
This park doesn't get noticed since it is at the far end of Tok. This park looks a bit run down but the sites are long and spacious. There is ample space between the treed sites. Wi-Fi is accessible at the office. We will be staying here again on our way home. - Gma Linda


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I purchased the champagne color to wear under my wedding dress... Tried several different styles.. This one is perfect .. Not too long or short.. Slims the waist.. its true to size on me... I'm 5'4 120 lbs & the 34B gave me the lift & volume i needed for my strapless gown.. Won't have to worry about sliding down ..great support & boost .. Low in the back so it won't show .. It has 3 hook sizes so you can adjust it to be smaller or about 1/2 wider.. Fit better than the one in bridal shop that would have cost twice as much..Just right!
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I'm a busty, full-figured woman, size 12/14, age 46. I bought this to wear under strapless wedding gown (my size 36G). Completely smooths your waist and tummy. No built-in push-up in the cups (add push ups if you're lacking volume/firmness/size). It does not come with any straps (top or garter). LADIES PLEASE GET MEASURED to prevent problems with the cups gaping and/or the roll over on the back (back is cut low and will create a roll if the band is too tight; start working on toning your back if you're going strapless). I will wear it for the wedding ceremony, wedding night, and with anything strapless after five/cocktail.
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I stayed there in Sept 2006 for the Erbil trade fair (Rebuild Iraq). The prices in all the hotels went up 100 %.
KRG found me that hotel that was brand new at that time.
I paid 200 USD/night which is far too expensive. The regular price for a single room is 135 USD and still it is too expensive. For such a hotel in the region (except Dubai), the price should be around 60 USD.
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A young boy's discovery of a gigantic peach triggers an eventful journey across the sea in this strikingly designed and surprisingly twisted animated adventure. A live-action framing device establishes the dark yet fanciful mood one might expect from an adaptation of a Roald Dahl story, as young British lad James (Paul Terry) is orphaned by the death of his parents and forced to live with two cruel, repulsive aunts (played by noted British character actors Miriam Margolyes and Joanna Lumley of British TV hit Absolutely Fabulous). The visit of a mysterious stranger provides a means of escape, however, through a magic bag of "crocodile tongues" that bring about the appearance of the giant peach. The curious James soon winds up inside the fruit, at which point his body changes, and the film switches to a combination of stop-motion and digital animation. The new James meets up with a group of talking, oversized insects, including a vampish spider (voiced by Susan Sarandon), a sarcastic centipede (voiced by Richard Dreyfuss), and a matronly ladybug (voiced by Jane Leeves). These creatures become his traveling companions when the peach rolls into the Atlantic Ocean, and James and his new friends must brave a variety of dangers to reach the shore. Director Henry Selick provides further proof of the visual skill he demonstrated in The Nightmare Before Christmas, creating a fascinating, often eerie alternate universe, while Randy Newman provides the upbeat musical accompaniment. Young children may be disturbed by the story's creepier overtones, but the mixture of remarkable visuals, oddball characters, and off-kilter fantasy will appeal to all other audiences.
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Three weekend night flights to Coastal Carolina Regional Airport were diverted to Albert J. Ellis Airport in Jacksonville and Raleigh Durham International Airport when weather forecasting equipment developed problems.
Airport Director Tom Braaten told members of Coastal Carolina Regional Airport Authority Board meeting Tuesday that, �Over the weekend, the Automatic Surface Observing System or ASOS, which gives pilots current weather at their destination airport, malfunctioned.�
�This is a rare occurrence; I�ve been here seven years and it is the first time this has caused a problem,� he said. �But commercial pilots are required to get that weather ASOS broadcast on a frequency so pilots can dial in and listen, before they come in and land.�
�It was the visibility portion of the ASOS that malfunctioned and without the visibility part, the pilot could not land without an open tower with someone to talk to,� Braaten said. �So those weekend late flights when the tower was closed were diverted,� Braaten said.
Flights affected were US Airways and Delta flights so those carriers made sure the passengers, an estimated 150 in all, were transported to their New Bern destination.
Braaten said, �The folks who maintain the ASOS have looked at it and couldn�t do a quick fix. In the meantime, we have extended the hours at our tower so they can augment and give the weather report until the part arrives, is installed and the ASOS up and running.�
Coastal Carolina Regional has been named one of the top ten friendliest airports in the country and Braaten said he is sorry for the inconvenience of passengers affected.
�We don�t like to have anybody delayed or displaced in anyway,� he said. �But sometimes things happen and it�s all based on safety. So if the airlines say they have to have that information for the safety of my passengers, then I would never argue with that.�
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New Orleans native Nick Lacour thought he'd never look forward to school.
Nick says, "You meet friends, just not used to not going to school, except for during summer, but summer's over."
Nick enrolled at Thomas County Central High School this week. He along with his mother and dog "Punky" escaped New Orleans just before Hurricane Katrina came onshore.
They're staying with family in Thomas County, allowing Nick to enroll in school.
Julie Lacour, Nick's mom, says, "He loves the school; they've been wonderful, the administration, the teachers, the kids. I can't thank them enough. He fits right in, and he's having a great time."
School officials say being back on a schedule and just being around kids their age, brings a sense of normalcy to young evacuees.
Nick adds, "I was just staying at home all day doing nothing. I had some work at my family, my aunt and uncle's house. There was nothing to do. You don't want to go to school, but you kind of do want to go to school."
Nick's mother says she's not sure how long they will stay in Thomas County, but for Nick and other young evacuees, enrolling in school is a relief and a way to keep his mind off the situation back home.
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Hi I am using Mathematica 4.0. I am trying to find all the permutations, for example, say there are two numbers 0 & 1. I am trying to generate all permutations using these two numbers in 3(say) places with repetition i.e. like {1,1,1},{1,1,0},{1,0,1},{1,0,0}... Also I am trying to put each of the permutation in an array. Is there any code or command in Mathematica 4.0 by which I can do all these things. Please help me in this task...
In Mathematica 5.1 and higher, there is a function
For example:
But I don't know if this works in M4.0. It should, I guess, but I can not check. Generally, you will face tons of difficulties of various kinds working with such an obsolete version as 4.0, including lacking the functionality, inferior performance and interface (front-end), certain bugs that were fixed in later versions, incompatibility with code written in later versions, and getting help. This is especially true for Mathematica given huge advances in all sorts of directions introduced since 4.0. So, if you plan to use it regularly, I'd strongly suggest to upgrade.
Kind of archeological question :D. Version 4 is pretty old!
Just an aside - please note that documentation for all previous versions of Mathematica is freely available online at http://reference.wolfram.com/legacy - specifically for version 4, see http://reference.wolfram.com/legacy/v4.
You can search the v4 docs via google:
permutations site:reference.wolfram.com/legacy/v4
which turns up the v4 function Permutations http://reference.wolfram.com/legacy/v4/RefGuide/Permutations.html which has examples and a few links to other parts of the old Mathematica Book.