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Ali MacLean knows her stuff. It's as simple as that. With the entertainment industry constantly plagued with a flood of "self-described experts" that amount to nothing more than smoke and mirrors, individuals that have the actual experience to back up the talk are few and far between. Maclean possesses an enviable resume that would make those of her colleagues appear anorexic and lacking in comparison.
Vast experience as an on-air talent, writer, producer (MTV, VH-1, ABC, Fox, Indie 103.1 FM, Little Radio, Vlaze TV, Sirius Radio, Kathy Griffin's So Called Reality, Celebrity Death Match) as well as a background in stand-up and sketch comedy (HBO's Mr. Show, VH-1's Ill-Ustrated) have allowed MacLean to learn the ins and outs of the entertainment industry from being both in front of the camera and behind it. All of this combined with her journalistic talents (Urb TV, Antiquiet TV, Huffington Post) and her passion for good music (expressed via her occasional dj sets and radio shows) lead her to be a logical choice to bring a Music Panel focusing on teaching the "best interview techniques and ways to use press attention to your advantage," titled Working The Press: Intellectual Intercourse and Interviews to the 2010 SXSW Music and Media Conference.
Fresh from directing a film short called 'DJ Intervention,' starring Arabian Prince from NWA, Adam 12 from She Wants Revenge, Ken Jordan from Crystal Method, and Rhettmatic from the Beat Junkies (Part One can be found on Funny or Die.com where you can vote funny for it, and Part Two will soon follow), Ali MacLean took some time to answer some of our questions regarding her upcoming panel (set to take place Wednesday, March 17th at 2:00 pm in Austin Convention Center Room 11B) as well as why she decided to bring this topic to this years SXSW attendees.
TRAffIK: What prompted you to want to bring such a topic to SXSW?
AM: A lot of people ask me questions about how they can get press or get their demos to the right people. That paired with some disastrous interviews and really bad behavior during interviews I conducted or interviews I've seen, I figured it would be very useful to the musicians and the publicists attending the festival.
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AM: Hopefully they will have a better sense of how to get press for themselves or how to approach a press campaign, get a publicist or journalist to notice them… and definitely how to behave when they are on a TV show or radio show.


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What sad news! I wanted to add a few thoughts to Alan's reflections.
Alan and I were the "youth movement" that started at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in 1976. It is certainly no exaggeration to say that Nate was at the time one of the most famous "behavior therapists" in the world - so influential in so many different areas of applied behavior analysis. I felt very much like a graduate student in first meeting with this famous man. Yet I quickly learned how humble and friendly a person he was - and how generous he was in sharing his experience and knowledge with our group. Nate and his wife Vicky were always very kind to my wife and me.
It was always great to touch base with Nate over the following years - usually at AABT meetings. It was wonderful to reminisce about that year. But then I did not see him for a long period - until two years ago. Lars Goran Ost organized a major CBT meeting in Stockholm. I was one of the participants - and Nate was one of the other keynote speakers. I learned why I had seen little of him for the past 10 years or so. He had been struggling – bravely - with a challenging illness. Yet at this meeting it was the same old Nate! Quintessential Nate - enthusiastic about new developments, curious about how we might develop even more effective interventions, and always encouraging the various students and colleagues who were eager to talk with him. He gave a marvelous talk - although even in very summary form he did not have enough time to comment on the many innovations he had made. At a dinner one of the nights with me and Lars Goran he explained how as a graduate student at Harvard he had ended-up working with Skinner - and the rest is history, as they say. In short, he wanted to help people and promote change. His goal was to take the principles and philosophy of applied behavior analysis and apply them to social behavior.
Aside from his own immense contributions to the field, he inspired countless colleagues and students around the world. What a lovely and brilliant man! Terry Wilson
Major loss. Nate was one of the most creative of our pioneers. A great and mischievous wit and a thoroughly nice person. A mensch. Jerry Davison
ABCT has lost a pioneer and a past president. Linda Sobell
A major loss to the field. A great scientist who also was just a very decent human being. He will be missed. Steve Hollon
Yes, he will be missed...a major pioneer and thinker! Very, very sad. Dick Suinn
His work and that of Wolpe and Lazarus inspired me in the early years. And we still benefit daily from his genius. Robert L. Leahy
Nate was the eye of a ripple that became a tidal wave that restored effectiveness and credibility to mental health services. He was able to strip away the irrelevant and articulate the dynamics of human behavior at its simplest level. He demonstrated the essence of the goal of science: replicable parsimonious explanation.
My first indirect contact with him was through his token economies work with Ted Ayllon. I had psychoanalytic training and had just started teaching at the University of Michigan and was doing some consulting at Ypsilanti State Hospital. As such I was stupidly (though I didn't realize it at the time) trying to identify early infantile fixations in chronic schizophrenics. I was skeptical about what Nate and Ted had written so I wrote to him. To my amazement he responded by challenging me: why dismiss any idea that had a chance of being credible without testing it? Because what I was doing was getting nowhere I tried to crudely replicate what he was doing and saw some immediate changes. So I tried the same logic with the obese women and couples I was working with at the time and the results made me an analyst no more.
That was the kind of impact that the sharpness of Nate's thinking had on me--and a great many others. We have lost one of the prime movers of applied behavioral analysis, a man who played a key role in spawning an intellectual revolution in mental health. The best way to honor his memory is to critically analyze all of our core beliefs, find ways to simplify them and expand their impact, measure the results, and disseminate what we have learned so others can do better. As I got to know him over the years, it was always Nate's hope that someone would outdo his thinking and take the field another step ahead. And as he liked to say, the measure of impact was the extent to which people used your ideas without citing you because they had become axioms. By that standard Nate's impact is in everything we do today. Dick Stuart
In the late 1960s when I first became interested in behavior therapy I subscribed to Behaviour Research and Therapy and was astounded how in every issue there was a seminal article by Nate. I particularly was impressed on the broad range of issues that he tackled with ingenuity and absolute methodological rigor. I didn't know him personally at that time but realized what a seminal thinker he was in our fledgling field. Later on between 1992 and 1997 I was privileged to be a colleague of his at Nova Southeastern University. I think that the field of behavior therapy owes him an enormous debt of gratitude for how he relentlessly developed, advanced, and perfected so many therapeutic modalities. He was our quintessential pioneer. Michel Hersen
When I was a kid I used think of what a giant would be like. When I become an academic, I found out.
Skinner was a giant. He looked like a normal person but his breadth of thinking, persistance, and creativity set him apart. Nate Azrin was a giant, and for the same reason. Nate was so intellectually powerful, creative, and hardworking that in the area of basic behavior analysis people practically quaked when they were working in areas he was involved in. Nate was there first, over and over again. He practically owned the area of punishment and aversive conditioning in animal operant work (until he moved on to applied work). When a new issue of JEAB came out, you could be certain Nate would have something ground breaking in it. I've never seen anything like it since -- in which a single individual so towered over an area that everyone was in his shadow.
You saw those same qualities after he entered into the applied arena. In area after area he came up with creative ideas that have withstood the test of time. To this day, many of them are gold standards.
Despite his productivity, he cared about the work more so than the praise ... it wasn't a big ego thing with him. When I approached him as a student (over 40 years ago), he would sit down and chat as if my interests were worthy. I never saw him get entangled in self-importance.
The word "giant" is not overblown in his case. In the area of research and application, he's the very definition of the term. Steven C. Hayes
One lasting memory for me was our joint service on the ABCT board in the 1970s. Nate came in with an already well-established international reputation for scholarship and creativity and yet his demeanor was at all times humble and soft-spoken. This set a great example for me and probably for all of us as we dealt with the controversial issues and occasional outright attacks we occasionally endured as we tried to establish a science of behavior change. Nate was not only present at the creation, he was a large part of creation. David H. Barlow
In the 1970s, a group of behavioral/empirical types (Nathan Azrin, Stewart Agras, Walter Mischel, Jack Rachman, Terry Wilson, and I) was assembled for a year at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (Stanford, CA) to work on our own projects but also to collaborate and assess the status of behavior therapy given its strong and burgeoning evidence base. During that time we worked closely, collaborated, met, and got to know each other and the friendships endured long after the year ended. At the Center, there was some initial confusion of staff between "Azrin" and "Kazdin." This even led to me being given a pseudonym (Kazrin), which is another story. Yet, to me the confusion was professionally ludicrous. For anyone who knows me and has had at least a nanosecond of exposure to Nate's mind, perspective, and creativity, leaving aside accomplishments, there could never be any confusion.
Among his enduring talents was his ability to cut through all sorts of highfalutin theory and move to creative and practical hypotheses about interventions. In the mid-1950s with laboratory work on cooperation with children (with Ogden Lindsley) and then in the early 1960s in hospital work with psychiatric patients (with Ted Ayllon), he already had empirical demonstrations of this type using contingencies to alter behaviors. By the time of the first ever book on the token economy (1968) he was on the steep cumulative record slope of creative interventions. His intervention research was innovative, his designs often novel, and his thinking cutting-through and cutting edge. I wonder if he was amused at the much later emergence or delineation of evidence-based treatments given he was a one-man anthology of so many of them long before that term was common in psychology.
At the beginning of the year with him, it was immediately apparent how quickly and easily he moved to creative ideas often with just little twists of things that were known but made for bigger ideas. I would be sitting across from him at a table with just 4 or 5 other people and he would take a deliberative turn to speak and fairly slowly present a stunning alternative approach to something. After watching him, I was one of his most appreciative fans. I never felt for a moment anything like the thought, "I could have thought of that." No, I could not have, even if aided by the infinite number of monkeys plunking at their tablets or laptops to write all the great novels. Being with him at small meetings would be like watching Picasso begin with a white canvas and quickly stroke some lines, add a few colors, and now there would be a face, a mood, a message, and something truly novel. How did a few lines lead to that? Nate did this with his mind, knowledge, and creative palate. A pleasure to watch in part because he made nothing of it-presumably Picasso did not paint a stroke and stop to say, "Hey did you see that?" Natural talent coupled with disciplined training is such a pleasure to watch. That same creativity smeared into his humor. He could turn a point so quickly and have you expecting one of his genuinely novel substantive hypotheses about how to change a clinical problem or address a weighty professional issue, when the surprise came of some clever quip about a what if this or that-and great humor he sneaked in while you might be waiting for great science.
There will be scores of wonderful stories from his collaborators in praise of his genius, and they all deserve to be told. Here is one slightly more personal and of a different nature. One of my daughters was at toilet training age at the rise of then recently published Azrin and Richard Foxx's Toilet Training in a Day (1974). Nate and I just arrived at my home and we were looking at my daughter with parental admiration and joy commonly (and pretty noncontingently) heaped on one's children. I was holding her and thought it would be amusing to ask, "So how do you think we should toilet train her?" Without hesitating and with a mischievous smile, he said, "Just keep the door open when you and your wife go to the bathroom and that should take care of it." I was stunned and teased him. I said with stunned disbelief, "Mahh-dling? modeling? Are you kidding?!" After all that?!" ("All that" being his book, translations of the book all over the world, most of the people on the planet under 5 being trained in a day, and half of those being trained personally by Azrin and Foxx). He was serious and equally amused and we had yet one more Nate-generated source of joy.
He will be missed. Of all colleagues, I thought it would be so valuable to society and individuals in need of care to begin the process of identifying viable solutions by putting Nate in a room with a few like minds and have them brainstorm on strategies that could genuinely help people. The process might be accelerated by substituting mannequins for the other people so there no interruptions of Nate's enormously creative ideas. What a privilege to have known him and to have been exposed to his mind and wit. The loss as well as his impact will be enduring. Alan Kazdin
Yes, Alan, your description of Nate was excellent. Being in Champaign Illinois when Nate was at Anna State, he had an influence on many of us there in the late 60s, and my advisors/profs Becker, Ullmann, Bijou, and Paul all had great respect for Nate for his JEAB and animal work -- even before he designed the token economy for patients with Ted Allyon. But, as Alan said, once he moved to the applied areas, he amazed us all with his truly diverse contributions, Tiolet Training in Less Than a Day, changing marital discord, enhancing work skills and employment, etc, etc, -- and all with humility. Fortunately for many of us, Nate was instrumental in getting JABA started with some other great contributors like Todd Risley and Mont Wolf. And, with all due respect to statistical modeling, odds ratios, and other ways of parsing data (which I use), I still remember Nate saying if we need all those stats to make our point, do we really have much of an effect and when I see manuscripts with statistically significant effects for some variable with a very small amount of variance accounted for I think of Nate and am reminded of what he might say. He definitely was one of our greats! K. Daniel O'Leary
Well, what remains to be said after the eloquent comments offered by so many? Although I was somewhat later to arrive on the AABT scene than some of you, I recall with great admiration his early work. At that time, in the mid to late 70's, I was at Western Psychiatric Institute in Pittsburgh and working with developmentally delayed and highly aggressive children and adolescents. I was actually trained in the psychodynamic tradition, and I remember thinking we could and must do more for these youngsters. Every time we set about establishing a program, Nate's name came up and whatever we sought to do, he had already done it! And, we were able to "replicate" his work! That was very rewarding, both for us and the youth we served. Like Alan Kazdin, I remember talking with him about toilet training - only in this instance about training some of the youngsters on that unit at WPIC. You might recall he wrote a book on that topic with Dick Foxx based on their work at Anna State Hospital in Southern Illinois. Nate always suggested a positive reinforcement approach, followed if necessary by a reductive approach including overcorrection and other forms of "mild" punishment. Yes, his early work was seminal. Moreover, his work over the years continued to be cutting edge, yet he rarely used a razor to get his points across. He influenced us by his behavior. Echoing what Steve Hayes had to say, he was truly a giant in our field - no, he was a gentle giant. We owe him much in the evolution and application of applied behavior analysis and behavior therapy, and his work has had a lasting impact on us and those we serve. His shoes will be very difficult to fill. Tom Ollendick
In addition to the highly personal remembrances some of our past presidents have offered, the Miami Herald has published an obituary that, according to Anne Marie Albano, is " a very nice tribute and also a history lesson for aspiring CBT therapists."
ABCT and EBBP.org are pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new resource for clinicians. Both organizations are committed to disseminating empirically supported psychological and behavioral treatments and recognize that gaps in training constitute a barrier to evidence-based practice. As a result, ABCT and EBBP.org have partnered to create the skills-based training web pages that you can find here
You will find skill demonstrations, self-assessments, research evidence, and training resources for treating depression, anxiety, and obesity. Also included are training resources for "cross-cutting" techniques and principles, including relaxation, motivational interviewing, developmental issues, and cultural competency. Although supervised clinical work is the goal standard for mastering these skills, this resource page will be a helpful starting point for training novice clinicians, as well as a good resource for more skilled providers.
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This section of our web site contains "forward-looking statements," as that term is used in the federal securities laws, regarding future events or financial performance of the Company within the meaning of the Safe Harbor provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "expects," "objective," "intend," "targeted," "plan" and similar phrases. These forward-looking statements are subject to numerous assumptions, risks and uncertainties described in Capstone's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that may cause Capstone's actual results to be materially different from any future results expressed or implied in such statements. We refer you to the Company's Form 10-K, Form 10-Q and other recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a description of these risk factors. Capstone cautions readers not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. Capstone undertakes no obligation, and specifically disclaims any obligation, to release any revisions to any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
My question is related to the C250 development. Can I assume that the 25% increase in power output will be achieved with minimal additional product cost over the C200? If that's the case, will that productivity be used for helping overcome the 30% up front price disadvantage in the marketplace or help with margin improvement? Finally, when is the product expected to be available commercially? Keep up the good work moving this technology forward! I'm a huge fan.
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We expect the C250 to provide 25% more power for approximately 10% additional cost. Management does not plan to lower first cost until the Company achieves its targeted margin rate of 35%. If the 35% margin rate is achieved, then management will consider lowering the product's initial pricing on a strategic basis. The C250 product is in laboratory testing and is scheduled for field trials later this year. Commercial launch is expected to be in approximately 18 months depending on the results of the field trials.
With your backlog decline Q/Q, it appears that you got no benefit from Superstorm Sandy. Why not?
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Capstone's distribution partners did receive an influx of new inquiries as a result of Super Storm Sandy. However, the average project life cycle from inquiry to delivery is approximately 9-12 months. Therefore, Capstone did not expect to see Sandy-related orders in Q3.
Will delisting from the NASDAQ be facing us in the face soon if our price share does not go back above a dollar? This can't be good for us long time shareholders can it?
Answer from Capstone Management:
On December 21, 2012 Capstone received a notice from Nasdaq stating that, for the last 30 consecutive business days, the closing bid price for the Company's common stock had been below the minimum $1.00 per share requirement.
In accordance with Nasdaq listing rules, the Company has been provided 180 calendar days, or until June 19, 2013, to regain compliance with the minimum bid price requirement. In order to regain compliance, the bid price of the Company's common stock must close at $1.00 per share or more for a minimum of ten consecutive business days, at which time Nasdaq would provide written confirmation of the Company's compliance.Management is focused on continuing to improve the financial performance of the Company and will monitor the listing situation over the next several months. If Capstone does not regain compliance prior to the June deadline, Management would seek a time extension from Nasdaq or take other remedial actions to maintain its Nasdaq listing.
ORIGIN was supposed to make a decision on a follow-on order before the end of 2012 was such an order received? Has it been postponed or just not anticipated any longer?
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Capstone received a follow-on order from a large Australian coal seam gas company in early October. The order was announced through a press release dated October 10, 2012.Capstone's distributor Aquatec-Maxcon Pty Ltd secured the new follow-on five-year supply contract. This second contract is for an additional supply of possibly hundreds of Capstone C30 microturbines over a five-year period. The initial order from the second contract is for 44 C30 microturbines, which are scheduled to be shipped to Aquatec-Maxcon for packaging by the end of March 2013.
Are the any buses in regular service or in demonstration or trial fleets using Capstone turbines as range extenders or to power generators for electric drive systems. If so where and how many?
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There are over 60 buses operating using Capstone microturbines as range extenders in electric buses worldwide. Buses are in operation in Italy, Russia, Japan, China, England and the United States. U.S. locations include Baltimore, Denver, Arlington, Pasadena and the Charlotte airport.
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m .MORE NEWS . MC^E FEATURES :^MORE PICTURES Fzeepori's OrislDEil Ofitfdteit Hmvtfpaper "NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY FREEPORT'.S ..|OFFiaAi AyNIVERSARY NEWSPAPER PHiEPaftT BALDWIN MERRICK ROOSEVELT J8tK Year; Uo.il(>: FKEEPORT. N. Y.7 THTOgUAY. NOVEMBSPl 21, 1963 PBICEJ F i v r CENTS FEB C O PY mHESPOmGHT Midg^e Swanson and To.m Marcineic / • •.' of t he SAH •• BAR _ • Midge Swanson and Tom:Marcinek make an excellent restaurant team. Midge has that type of million-dollar personality which makes her an attractive and friendly hostess and -Tommy is con- -sidered one of the finest chefs In the New York-Longr Island area. h This personable, two-some,'which has a combined total of 40 years in the dining business, .iibld-forth at the very charming SAN-BAR RESTAURANT-which A located at 255 Hudson Ave., overlooking the picturesque Freeport Waterfront. It can be easily reached by taking a left turn in any street on South Grove Street after one readies the boating area. "Midge" is really Marjorie M. SwaBson who was born in Nova Scotin but grew up in the fash- Kinable seciicns of Boston, Mass. .She summei'<fd in thu Lake Suna- "She slill maintains a>^mountam-top lodge there, lier friendly, .soft-Spaiien manner-Tias "rnade her a fdvorite W'th all types of pd- .troris" and,fiei' "cnarm makes Jier ione of the most att/aftive women ;in any field,£jf endeavor. I Tommy Matqinek Is truly a iiiatur||i chef, because Wk-. every The SAN-BAR RESTAURANT is one of the most attractive dining establishmgnts on •,Jbi|,.^putji l|j^](«. iCt:> IS, located ri^'l^jon.' the; water on Iiludson Cliannel, !<nd in fact. It also offers 20 slips which are used by boating patrons throughout the year." ••The San-Bar features a comfortable and ocean-bright dinmg-room, an out-dooir, deck-tj^e patio and a friendly cocktail Wish ibecom»..a specialty,'Easy ! lounge ana bar.- It-is a-favorite going by nature, Tom has-that -Quality of neiier getting excited itegardless of the pressure of busi-jiiess or some unforeseen prob-slem. iHis hobby is hunting and jlie takes to the woods every year •for his hunting vacation. ,with not only the family tFPe trade but also—with local leaders of business arid industry. It's house specials jncWfie broiled imported miniaturjeL Dianish Lobster Tails and "S^-B& Steak Sandwiches," . . . HADMpi TO SPONSOR EIMRT EXHIBIT ^ Pictured above (left to right) aie Mrs. Jack Mine/.Mrs. Bemaxd AUies aftd Mr^.'-FdVrin J. Frcedmaa. who serve on the General Cam^iites jof. the .Hadassah which is sponsoring a huge Axt Exhibit and Bazaar at the American Legion Sugput on Nov. 23< 24 \and 25. The art display will feature 30 p ^ t i n g s irsi noled' IsraeU artists. Thp 'Basaar will offer many spiecial it^EOS. PARADE BIGGER AND BETTER r^r^^.s^^i^x'^f'- t^^^^^M^^i^W h;(i -~<-^-: : ; * j , ••••'^•^>'S':i • •i":;r.-""»' - m Members of the^ Freeport^Chamljer of Gommeice who have put much time and effort into Free-porfa- Fifth Annual-ChrlastiBOsToyland Parade sirMcli will he held Satorday. Pecember 71b axe: left to righti siaudljigs Jbso|*:Gorl}ausar; J. Hormaftt ;Le«*, Executive Secretary! John Abatte. Sittings Louis Blooiw, ist Vice j^fesldenls Roy N. Caceiatoro, Prasidenti Hetary Spitzler, Parade Chairman: Harry Secor, 2nd Vice Prraldsnt. Other members of this committee ares WH-Jiam Sabella; John CNeillr 3itd Vice President:. Eileen Crane, Secretary,- Edward Martin: David • Winaiis. and Tboma» Murpliy. . -___ _ . _ • By EDDIE VASIL___ Decade after decade Freeport has served as the center of a^ hniiday shopping along the entire s^uth shore of Long Island., Diifr jnglJhe early days, people came from communities .us far away as Bay ShorerjLong lilahd and such places as near as Oceanside,.:B8M<! ____, i__—, •—-. .' • > -r win, UniondSle,^.et(;.. - John ^^bbatejTo Be IrrWLlR^ Broa€|<?ajS* John - Abbate,_ popular JFree^ porter who. spld"-his -vaist ..bakery pioducts.«ripire to' become own-, cr of-the Freeport Si)lnte.Co.' .|>f 62 '• North ^-lAainr^fe.virlii'b&^fga-tured^ on a WLIR broadcast during the Iddle Vasil Show. • Mr. Abbate is very, active 4n Freeport " l i fe Club, .Chamber of Commerce ' i h d Exchange Club affa'im He will receive a 5>T>ecial AHEPIA "hohoir' dur'ing'the broadcast for his vmousiiieti'yjities. Bffrs. Abbate fclojj^sjafme Lorig Island Chapter g f ^ n C Massachusetts Club. '' DRUG STORE NOTICE Tho'AilanUc Chemists, 179 Atlantic Ave., Freeport, will remain open late until 10 pjn. this Sunday. Nov. 24. All other drug stores which are memberB of the Free-port Pharmacy Association closs at 2 p.m. on Sundays, The Atlantic Chemifits telephone numiier is FH fi-467G. Luxurious Motorslriii .Opens~lii Ro<;kville Cenfre Three close friends and busir ness associates joined together and huili: a vect luxurious BO unit motbr inn in Hoekville Centre, , The DIPLOMAT MOTOR INN at 1000. Sunrise Highway,. Rock-ville: Centre, next to the famous South Shore Inn.{ is truly one of the most elegant on Long-Island. It is own^d jointly by'Jack Coons of the South Shore Inn, Charles MaJer ofi. the Gateway Motel In Merrick and 4tty. Julius Gerzof of Freeport, Freeport has ajlilyays been^a big -; family favorite J i ts businsss: leaS* ers al5say» maintained and^ol* - lowed- a progressive, progtam; of serving the^best at thciTlawesti prtces, ; "..'. •_ :.,..;- ',:"':_ In" the.', face of competition, Freeport became .one biig hbri-zontal dcspartment store_ with eiwh establishment a specialty •, sho^^-. | n fact, Freopprt ncjt only matched any competition but it overs ofifers more ih xoirivenlentlyj, located parking areas- •; ] - ' Following in tbe tradition of • being a "Holiclay l^deXf'l. tha ., new -generation of progressive businessmen and • merchsfnts (Continued on Page 2) A GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEA! GIVE THE WORLD'S FAIR See Page 7 ' ^ h^m ^
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should weed be legal
should it be legal i say sure tax it i mean NO one has died form a blunt but ask yourself or better yet a police officer how many ppl die from Alcohol.
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Yes it should be legal. Will it ever? No. First it was outlawed due to paper companies when hemp fibers were introduced in the US. Hemp was cheaper and stronger than wood based products such as rope and paper. Seeing that it would put them out of business the paper companies started lobbying and used scare tactics to turn Americans against Hemp. Secondly the US government makes copeious amounts of money off the exporting of seized product. You know they are not gonna give that up.
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i dont think it should be legal!,. even though im aware of its benifits!,.coz i heard it can cure illness,. but it can cause addiction!,. we can't control our people that's why it shouldn't be legal!,. no matter how aware they are of the addiction or threat it has!,.hai!,.people are stubbron!,.that's why it should NOT be!,.♥
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I don't care, doesn't matter if it is or not, People will smoke it to get a fix.
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I think it should be. There are a TON of uses for marijuana, and it is not just a drug. It can be used for medical purposes, in food, in clothing, body products, paper, shoes...etc
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are you talking about cigarets,alcohol, or Xbox 360, because you could be do you have any more definitions of a bad thing to narrow it down?
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i mean,.yes it can cure illness,.but on the contrary,.it can cause addiction to those people who are taking it!,.it can make people high!,.and when others are high,.they can make crimes and stuffs!,. even the morphine!,.i've experienced my grandmother when she was alive and was taking morphine,.its hard for her to sleep if she don't take morphine!,. that's why i dont think making it legal even if use for medicinal purposes is good!,. if were really concern of its medical benifits,.i believe there are lots of varieties or ways,.or alternatives!,.and it's not the only hope!,.♥
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this is also true in alcohol and cigarettes, doctors say that the alcohol of a glass of whine a day is good for you, and cigarettes can lower stress and as a result blood pressure.
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i really dont care if it is legal or not, however i will take the stand to have it legalized simply because if carolyn07 doesnt like something and she raises her voice against it, and i am using the product responsibly, then i suddenly cannot have something that can relax and calm me down, have recreation fun using the product or just waste time inside my house using it. my point being that simply because someone or even a mob doesnt like something doesnt mean that they can take it away from everyone else. people need to learn how to mind their own business if the person is being responsible.
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Daryl's father's mother is descended from Barbara Hochstedler & Christian Stutzman and related their extended and large clan of descendants, numbering at least 16,000 or more by 1900... Half of Cambria County, PA and all the Amish and Mennonites are cousins by way of Germany and Switzerland. Paternal grandfather's family out of Cleveland, Ohio area by way of England. Mother's side comes from Japan.
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My husband and I would like to have Philip and Anna Wagner Hautz's memorial's transfered. We really appreciate you creating the memorials but we would like to have them in the family to maintain.
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Nancy Craig - Holtzman
on Apr 23, 2013 6:48 PM
Massey Family
Updates have been completed as requested!
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on Apr 18, 2013 1:42 PM
Angela Burton
Maryett Arnold
Wondering if this is a relative to you? She is my gr gr grandmother and is buried with her parents CC & Elvira Arnold.She was married to Eli Abbott, her last name was Abbott. Therefore should be listed as Arnold/Abbott, I didnt want to duplicate ..
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Angela Burton
on Apr 13, 2013 8:30 PM
Kurt Darling
Spouse of Elizabeth Scott
There has been disagreement as to which Stephen Darling (Sr. or Jr.) married Elizabeth Scott. Frederick R Darling came into possession on his grandmother's Bible in which she "had carefully written the family records so far as she knew them... .From the Bible I learned that my grandfather Luke Darling was born in Richmond, New Hampshire March 19, 1806 and that his father Stephen Darling was born Aug. 16, 1738, but no place is named." Therefore we can see that Lucas Darling's father and the husband of Elizabeth Scott was Stephen Darling Sr. b. 21 Aug 1738, Mendon, Worcester, MA.
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Kurt Darling
on Apr 13, 2013 9:19 AM
Joseph Zito
Hello and thank you for this memorial to my great grandfather. The photo of him is from our family photos. I would like to provide some corrected information on his memorial. He is buried at New York Bay/ Bay View Cemetery in Jersey City ,NJ. (his body was not disinterred) He was born Sept. 1, 1883 in the town of Serre, province of Salerno, region of Campania. He died October 22 (1932) Thank you
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on Apr 12, 2013 6:10 AM
Yes I took out the doubles if I could get them linked. That way it is not so confusing to some. The Julia that was on there I don't think she was ours. They didn't live in Ohio as far as I know in that time frame. They were back and forth from Ill and Mo. and she was too young to be there on her own. I have done quite a bit of linking and adding. I want to thank you for doing some linking as well for me. I don't mean to be a pest. Thanks for all you do on Find A Grave.
Kind regards,
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on Apr 09, 2013 12:57 PM
Youngbloood Transfers
Thanks so much for transfering them to me. I will take good care of them.
Kind regards,
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on Apr 09, 2013 10:58 AM
Myrlen Young Transfer
Thank you so much for your generosity in transfering Myrlen's memorial to me and thank you for initiating it.
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on Apr 01, 2013 11:11 AM
Donna Mullen McCaffery
Ada Stebbins Plank
I just posted a photo for Sylvester Plank at the Riverview Cemetery in Potterbrook. I clicked on his wife, Ada Plank, and added photos for her. I just realized that you have Ada buried in the Potterbrook Cemetery (different from the Riverview Cemetery in Potterbrook). The photo I took is from the Riverview cemetery and I believe it is for Ada Plank (from info from other cemetery records and the dates on the stone) If it is not correct, let me know and I will remove the photo.
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Donna Mullen McCaffery
on Mar 30, 2013 3:24 PM
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