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Here's hoping that all of the energy that Chizik has put into consoling and soul-coaching his coaches and players through a brutal year of real loss comes back to him as he grieves for his mother, Rita, who died at age 86 early Monday morning.
Because never mind losses on the field this season, on which the 1-6 Tigers have suffered more than a program with Auburn's advantages should. Auburn has endured more than its share of real loss in recent months.
And never mind what questions many, including this hack, have raised about Chizik's on-field coaching. Never mind calls, including my own, for Auburn to make a change in head coaches.
The guy who named one of his kids after a deceased former player and unabashedly evokes God is probably as well-suited as anyone to do the soul-coaching Chizik has had to do.
When the time comes to sum up Chizik's contributions to Auburn's program, the greatest ones could be the hard-to-sum, private moments he has experienced with those under and around him, sharing and assuaging grief.
Such moments are best left private, but the news that made them necessary has been anything but private.
People have heard the story of wide receiver Quan Bray's mother's passing more than a year ago.
We've heard about fullback Jay Prosch's mom dying Sept. 3, losing the fight with brain cancer that prompted her son to transfer from Illinois so that he could be close to her.
We've heard about tight end Philip Lutzenkirchen's grandmother recently, and who can forget the tragic events of a late Saturday night in June?
How many followed the minute-by-minute developments on Twitter as news broke that two recent, former Auburn players were shot at a pool party in Auburn?
How many Tebowed when word came down that Ed Christian and Handley's Ladarious Phillips were among three killed and six shot?
Chizik, who sometimes comes off as pitch-unperfect in moments like his "God-thing" comment following a victory over Clemson in 2010 and his apology to fans after a loss to Arkansas this season, came off pitch-perfect. In his somber, genuine way, he announced that, for now, football doesn't matter in Auburn.
He summoned the same, spot-on tenor that he used to dismiss the "wizard behind the curtain" and keep an investigation into Cam Newton's recruitment from distracting the Tigers' national-title run in 2010.
He found that same inner-something that helped him mend divisions within a fractious Auburn team he inherited — divisions including some along racial lines, he has acknowledged publicly.
He sold an entire fan base on his slogan, "All in." He sold it to an Auburn "family" long known for airing its differences publicly.
For whatever Chizik might lack in terms of chops to lead a top-level college football program to consistent, on-field success, for whatever questions one can raise about his ability to evaluate and develop talent, he sure has seemed a natural when times required a personal touch.
That time is now for Chizik, who has suffered the loss of his mother at what has to be one of the lowest points of his career.
To his credit, he hasn't walked away. Unlike a previous Auburn coach we could name, he has vowed to keep fighting and keep answering questions.
Chizik answered questions at his weekly news conference Tuesday, less than 48 hours after his mom's passing. The world would have forgiven him had he sent a stand-in assistant, but there he was.
Naturally, no one asked blunt questions about Auburn's on-field issues or his job security. One writer asked how tough a year Chizik has endured personally, and he addressed it more from a football perspective.
"I'm the leader of the program. I'm the leader of Auburn football, so that's my job, you know," he said. "Your jobs aren't easy sometimes, what you guys do. My job's not easy sometimes, what I do, but I love my job, and I love being a part of Auburn, and it's all my responsibility.
"Have there been difficult times? Of course there have, but there been some great times? Absolutely, too, so we don't look at the past, and the 'woe is me.' You've got to take it one day at a time. You've got to keep moving forward, and so that's the name of the game for me.
"I've got a lot of faith in these young guys, and I've got a lot of faith in Auburn, and I've got a lot of faith in our coaches. We've got to keep plugging along. We can't look back at what things happened in the past just didn't unfold exactly the way we wanted them to. We've just got to keep working every day, and that's my responsibility to make sure that's what happens, and that's exactly what's going to happen."
There was his opening statement, when he mentioned how "tough" the past 24 hours had been and thanked Auburn fans for their offerings of thoughts and prayers, but he made it clear why he was there.
"I want this to be more about Auburn football and our game with Texas A&M," he said.
Whatever energy Gene Chizik has put into helping his coaches and players through grief, whatever words and gestures he has given in such in-his-element moments, here's hoping they come back to him now.
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Former FCC Chair Michael Powell, left, congratulates Rep. Anna Eshoo and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse on their bill, which regulates the volume of TV commercials.
Perhaps it's appropriate in this season of silent nights that a new law has kicked in ensuring that overly-loud commercials won't blast TV watchers away. Appropriately, the genesis of the law came on a not-so-silent night.
Democratic Congresswoman Anna Eshoo of Palo Alto had her family over for dinner one evening. The TV was on in the next room. Eshoo says they were watching a sports event, "and then the blast of the commercial came on."
Eshoo says she shouted out to her brother-in-law: "Do something about that!" She says he shouted back: "You're the Congresswoman, you do something about it!"
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Officer charged with aggravated animal cruelty in dog shooting
COMMERCE CITY, Colo. (KKCO) – A police officer is charged with aggravated cruelty to animals in the death of a dog in November.
Officer Robert Price shot a dog on Nov. 24 after he says it was becoming too aggressive.
The dog named Chloe had been wandering around a Commerce City neighborhood when someone called 911 so it could be picked up.
As an animal control agent put a "catch pole" around its neck, Price shot the dog five times, according to KUSA in Denver.
A strong public outcry prompted the Commerce City Police Department to turn over the investigation to the Adams County District Attorney's Office to get an unbiased outcome.
Thursday, Dec. 20, District Attorney Don Quick announced that Price will be charged with aggravated cruelty to animals, a class six felony.
He handed down the decision after three weeks of investigation, which included reviewing a cell phone video of the incident, 15 additional witness interviews, a necropsy of the dog, and more.
Original story: http://www.dogmurderers.com/commerce-city-kill-chloe/
Chicago cop shoots puppy – Then tickets owner [VIDEO]
Posted: Dec 03, 2012 9:02 PM EST Updated: Dec 04, 2012 3:40 PM EST
By Larry Yellen, FOX 32 News Legal Analyst
Read more: http://www.myfoxchicago.com/story/20251373/chicago-cop-shoots-puppy-with-world-champion-lineage-exclusive#ixzz2E8t7lbY0
CHICAGO (FOX 32 News) -
A North Side family is furious over what they claim was an unjustified police shooting of their 7-month-old miniature bull terrier, Colonel Phillips, known to the neighborhood as "The Colonel."
Residents are also upset, not just because police shot a puppy they all knew, but also because the shooting occurred not far from a preschool, on a street where pedestrians including children could have been hurt.
The dog's father was a champion show dog and his owners hoped he would one day be a show dog himself.
"They look like Spuds Mckenzie. You've seen the Target ad? One of those, but they're miniatures," owner Al Phillips says of the breed.
But on Saturday afternoon, the Colonel became a target himself. He was shot by a Chicago Police officer in front of his owner's gated, North Side home. Police were writing a parking ticket for a van belonging to Al Phillips, so Phillips came out to move the vehicle.
"My little bull terrier followed me out," Phillips explains. "Then, all I hear is boom! Boom! Two shots. You shot the dog!"
One eyewitness, Charlene Dezego, told FOX 32 News that she heard the officer warned Phillips about the dog being loose, but the officer never sounded like he was in danger.
"All of sudden I heard him say, 'get your dog,' and then the next statement was 'get your dog,' and then he just pulled out his gun and shot twice," says Dezengo.
Morgan Phillips, Al's daughter, rushed the dog to an emergency vet.
"He needed five hours surgery. They took shrapnel out of his stomach. He had shell casing in his leg. It lacerated his muscle. We were going to show him, but we can't now," Morgan says.
While FOX 32′s Larry Yellen was interviewing the dog's owners, two police officers drove by the home. 90 minutes later, they came back, asked why Phillips why he had contacted the media and gave him a ticket for not keeping Colonel on a leash.
"They were giving us a ticket, three days after the fact," says Phillips. "So I think they're probably trying to cover their rear ends."
A police spokesman says the shooting is being investigated by the independent police review authority, which investigates all police shootings.
The Phillips family says they're considering a petition drive to have the officer who shot their dog taken off the streets.
They also say that after shooting the dog, the officer put his gun back in his holster, and calmly finished writing the ticket for their van.
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Date: December 1, 2012 at 12:07 am- by John McAfee
I was just told, in person, that my dog Tiger, was poisoned while the police were at my property. He fell down in convulsions, with the same symptoms displayed by the four dogs that were poisoned the night before Mr. Faul's death. There were 15 police at my propert during the raid.
I had had Tiger for 9 years. He moved to Belize with me 5 years ago and was the sweetest dog I have ever had. I am not ashamed to admit that I am writing this in tears.
Those who love me did not want to tell me over the phone, and waited til today to tell me in person.
I will post pictures of Tiger when I reeive them.
I am pissed off, hurt and dedicated more than ever to reverse the injustice in this country.
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Michigan police officer who shot senior dog will not be charged
Michigan police officer who shot senior dog will not be charged
The St. Louis, Mich. police officer who shot and killed a senior golden retriever named "Scout," on September 9, will not face any charges for the dog's death.
According to Saturday's publication of CBS Detroit News, Gratiot County Prosecutor Keith Kushion found no legal reason to charge St. Louis police Officer Matt Vanhall for Scout's death.
According to the prosecutor, Officer Vanhall was within his rights to fire his weapon because he was being "attacked."
On the day of the shooting, Officer Vanhall fired his weapon at Scout at least seven times in the 8-year-old dog's own yard.
Officer Vanhall defended his actions by stating that the senior golden had showed his teeth and growled at him.
According to the police report, Officer Vanhall had followed the dog to the yard after he was seen running at large.
Upon spotting the retriever inside of the yard, Officer Vanhall called for the dog to come to him – it was at that time that the officer alleges that the dog charged at him.
Following the horrific scene, a witness recounted what she saw,
"He just started shooting him, he just kept shooting him in the head,"
"I said, 'What are you doing? He's just a puppy!'"
Scout belonged to Brian and Hillary Goetzinger.
Initial story on this shooting at this link.
Des Moines couple sues police department for shooting dog
Des Moines couple sues police department for shooting dog
Submitted by Rose Egge, KOMO Communities Reporter
Wednesday, November 28th, 2012, 3:33pm
A Des Moines couple whose dog was shot and killed by police 2 years ago is now suing the department in federal court.
On Nov. 7, 2010, Deirdre and Charles Wright's 115-pound, 3-year-old Newfoundland dog Rosie escaped their yard while the couple was away. A neighbor called 911 just after noon to report the dog was out, but did not say it was posing a threat to anyone.
Police arrived at the Wrights home one hour later to find Rosie sitting in her owners' driveway. Dashcam video recorded one officer saying "You live here, don't you?"
Another said "Hate to kill him in his own yard," according to the Wright's lawsuit.
After 10 minutes spent trying to catch Rosie with a catchpole, the lawsuit alleges one of the officers said "I say we just shoot him, kill him. He's going to fight like a (expletive) once he's tased. I can try to choke him out."
Witnesses say the dog sat in the Wrights driveway until an officer tased her, and then she ran southbound. Officers are then heard saying "Let's just go shoot her."
The dog then ran into a neighbor's fully fenced yard where officers shot her 4 times with an assault rifle.
The owner of the property Rosie ran into has said "If I would of known what was going on I would of told the officers to leave. The dog could of stayed there…for days."
Dashcam video shows that after the first shot, one of the officers shouted "Nice!"
The Wrights say police violated their civil rights.
"This is completely unacceptable and, in my opinion, was malicious," said the Wright's attorney Adam Karp. "We want to make sure it doesn't happen again."
But police have said Rosie snarled and lunged at them while they tried to corral the dog. The Wrights say Rosie never bit anyone and had never been declared vicious or dangerous or violated any animal control regulation.
An internal investigation cleared the officers involved of any wrong doing. The department is not commenting on this pending lawsuit.
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Commerce City, CO police shoot chained dog – CHLOE
November 26, 2012
By: Penny Eims
On Saturday, a dog in Commerce City, Colo. was shot and killed by police who responded to a dog at large call.
The police have stated that the dog, a Labrador retriever/pit bull mix named "Chloe," was so aggressive that officers had no other choice than to shoot and kill her.
However, one witness saw something different from the officer's recount of what took place, and that witness happened to be recording the entire scene on his cell phone.
According to Monday's publication of the Coloradoan, Kenny Collins is the man who initially contacted the authorities about a strange dog in the neighborhood. He is also the individual who watched, and recorded what took place after the police arrived.
Chloe is first hit with a taser, then, as she attempts to run from the garage, she is caught by the catch pole.
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Tragically, the dog, who appears to be terrified as she attempts to flee from those who have caught her, is then shot.
Not once or twice, but five times.
The authorities defend the shooting because they claim that Chloe was too aggressive to handle on the catch pole, and therefore, still dangerous.
The video seems to show a terrified dog who is determined to run away.
Making the entire situation more heartbreaking is the fact that Chloe was not a 'random' stray dog in the neighborhood. She was actually being cared for by a neighbor who was dog-sitting for a relative.
Chloe had somehow managed to slip out of the garage before the door closed and her dog sitter never saw her escape.
Collins told Fox2 News:
"I wish I hadn't called, but like my kids keep reassuring me, I did what anybody else would do and that's what the lady across the street said, whose dog was shot, that she would have done the same thing,"
The video taken by Collins has been turned over to the Commerce City Police for review.
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Growing number of Facebook groups protest dog shootings by police
Growing number of Facebook groups protest dog shootings by police
Posted: Nov 29, 2012 9:09 AM EST Updated: Nov 30, 2012 4:18 AM EST
By Ray Downs – email
(RNN) – In response to an alleged increase in dog shootings by police officers, several people, including owners of murdered pets, are using Facebook as a tool to increase awareness of the problem and seek change to police policies toward dogs.
When Robbie King's 6-year-old chocolate lab, Luke, was killed by a police officer responding to a call in September, he was devastated.
"It just crushed me," the Smyrna, GA native said.
After he accidentally triggered his house alarm, King had to wait for police officers to arrive to let them know that there was not a break-in. But Officer G.M. Roach of the Cobb County Police Department went through the back of the house while King was waiting in the front, and they didn't see each other until it was too late.
"A dog began to bark and came at Officer Roach. Officer Roach shot the dog," said a police report.
"The officer never yelled for my dog to stop," said King. "He didn't shoot at the ground. He didn't shoot in the air. He didn't take out his baton … he just took out his weapon, pointed it at my dog, and killed him."
He added: "I just think it's ridiculous … you've never heard of a chocolate lab causing an officer's demise."
King's story gained more local attention in part because an investigator allegedly misquoted a neighbor to make it appear that the dog was aggressive.
King's sister and neighbor Cheryl Truelove told an investigator that the dog had bitten her and pointed to her calf to show the bite mark.
But when asked about her remark, Truelove said she was misunderstood.
"I told the detective that three weeks ago I was dog bit by a Chihuahua," Truelove told the Marietta Daily Journal. "The reason I said that was because I was trying to point out to them that this little dog bit me and Luke never even bit nobody, and I didn't take out a gun and shoot this dog."
King's story highlights several problems with dog shooting incidents: grief for pet owners, potential time and money loss, as well as bad publicity for police departments that have to deal with dog shootings – sometimes in court, and animosity between police and the public it is supposed to serve.
High number of shootings sparking outrage
Videos of dog shootings are all over the internet and it seems like there's a new one every week. Unfortunately, the number of videos online is not a misrepresentation of the high number of dog shootings.
It's impossible to determine the exact number of dog shootings by police officers because records aren't kept by every police department in the country. However, in Milwaukee – the 28th largest city in the country – a recent lawsuit claimed that more than 400 dogs were shot to death by police officers over a nine-year period between 1999 and 2008, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
If those numbers are similar for cities around the U.S., a low estimate for the annual number of dogs killed per year by police in the 30 largest cities alone is 1,100.
In addition, a dog training manual for police published by the Department of Justice showed that most police shooting incidents involve dogs. In Los Angeles, at least one-half of all "intentional discharges of a forearm by an officer from 2000-2005 involved an animal," the study said.
"I was completely unaware that this was going on myself until it happened to me," King said. But once he set up a Facebook page called "Justice for Luke," he joined a growing number of people who are using the social networking site to get the word out about dog shootings.
According to the website Cops Shooting Dogs, there are 88 Facebook pages that aim to bring awareness to a particular dog shooting incident.
Many of the pages start out as an outlet for the angry and grieving owner whose dog was killed, but progress into a sort of a virtual meeting place and newsletter for people interested in everything from other dog shootings to charity fundraisers and stories about police saving dogs.
Although the groups are not officially united, there is a loose network consisting of several of the Facebook page creators, according to Denise Lachance, the creator of the Facebook page "Dogs Shot by Police."
Lachance says that the goal is not to demonize police, but to encourage police departments to require that officers have dog training.
"It's primarily a matter of local law," Lachance said, pointing out that getting a single mandate passed in every police department will be a difficult process.
"But you can also get attention to something by making it more visible."
Increase in training could lead to reduction in dog shootings
Donald Cleary, director of Communications and Publications for the National Canine Research Council and one of the authors of the dog training manual for police published by the Department of Justice, says that dog training is crucial.
"Police departments can be severely embarrassed when they've shot a dog, and in the aftermath it looks like there was no reason why that dog was shot or there were people there who have a very different version of what police had initially reported," Cleary said.
That embarrassment also translates into expensive lawsuits. Police departments around the country have been successfully sued by owners whose dogs were killed, including a case 2007 in which the city council of Richmond, CA paid $210,000 to a couple whose pit bull was shot, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
In that incident, a passerby was injured after one of a stray bullet grazed her neck. Stray bullets as a result of dog shootings are a real danger, according to Jim Osorio, Senior Law Enforcement Specialist at the National Humane Law Enforcement Academy, which trains police departments in how to handle dogs.
"Stray shots are a liability," Osorio said. "It's already hard to shoot a moving target, but when they're lower, it's harder to hit them."
Osorio has trained police departments in Fort Worth, TX, Atlanta, and other cities around the country. He says more departments need to implement training because many officers have little to no experience with dogs, which increases the danger.
"Police need that experience because in the U.S., one out of three houses has a dog usually," Osorio said. "Just because a dog barks, doesn't mean it's an aggressive dog. So they need to know all the signs and the body language."
Osorio added that although there has been an increase in police departments requesting dog training over the last five years, budget cuts have hindered some of that progress. Nonetheless, he believes more police will be trained to deal with dogs.
"It's going to be a slow process, but I see a lot of changes coming," he said.
Robbie King hopes that by bringing the issue to the attention of more people, progress will come sooner rather than later.
"I'm hoping that we, as victims of this thing, can get together and be a stronger, bigger group because the nation needs to know about this," he said.
On leash and with owner present… Cop kills dog
Pet owner waiting for answers in fatal dog shooting
Tue, 11/20/2012 – 2:22pm | Mary Schenk
CHAMPAIGN — Kathy Saathoff is most anxious to find out why a Champaign police officer felt the need to break up a dog fight Saturday with a gun.
Police Chief Anthony Cobb said members of his department are working to find out the same thing.
"We should have everything resolved pretty quickly," Cobb said of the incident Saturday night in west Champaign that left Saathoff's chocolate Labrador dead and the pit bull that attacked it locked up, still unclaimed by an owner.
About 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Saathoff's daughter, Kelsey Markou, 18, was walking their Labrador, named Dog, near the corner of John Street and Crescent Drive.
"She had just turned the corner onto Crescent and was heading south back to our house," said Saathoff, who lives across the street from Centennial High School. "A pit bull came from across the street from the apartment complex on the corner of John and Crescent."
The pit bull had no collar or tags. She doesn't know who owns it and said neighbors had also seen it previously but never with a person.
Saathoff said her daughter was trying to hurry back home with Dog, who was on a leash and wearing a pinch collar, when the pit bull started moving aggressively toward him.
"My dog is not a fighter. He's a cuddler, a sweet dog who loved to play with other dogs. He's never aggressive to other dogs. He probably didn't know what to think at first," she said of the 5-year-old Labrador that her family has had more than four years.
When the pit bull started going for Dog's throat in a field a few yards from the street, Saathoff said, Kelsey reacted.
"She didn't have a phone on her at the time. She's kicking the pit bull trying to get it off. There wasn't a lot of people out. A gentleman walking … called 911 and he came over and tried to kick the dog," Saathoff said.
Saathoff said Kelsey eventually let go of Dog's leash because the pinch collar was keeping him from defending himself.
When the police arrived, Saathoff said, Kelsey told the officer which dog was hers and where the pit bull had come from.
"He got 5 to 6 feet away from the dogs and just started shooting at them," Saathoff recounted what her daughter had told her.
Although the number of shots fired has not been released, Saathoff said her daughter estimated there were eight.
Dog was hit in the neck by one of the shots and died there. An animal control officer got the pit bull and took it to the county animal pound where it's been since Saturday night.
"He'll be held for seven days to see if an owner comes forward to claim him," said Stephanie Joos, director of Champaign County animal control.
The dog sustained injuries, she said, but remained in stable condition Tuesday. If no one claims the dog, it will be euthanized, Joos said.
Saathoff said her daughter ran home to get her after the shooting. They took Dog to the University of Illinois veterinary clinic, where she said a necropsy was done.
"Our dog died from a gunshot wound. Our dog didn't die from a dog fight," she said of the preliminary results her family received from the veterinarian.
Saathoff said her family wants to know why the officer felt he needed to use a gun to break up a dog fight, especially knowing at least one of the dogs was a family pet.
"Our biggest issue is that we don't understand why there weren't other non-violent means tried first," Saathoff said.
She said Kelsey told her she did not feel personally endangered by the pit bull and that the dogs were tangling in the field at the southwest corner of the intersection, a few yards away from the sidewalk and street.
"I want them to be accountable and really look at the way the situation was handled. We're traumatized and I have a daughter that's going to be traumatized the rest of her life. She'll never forget it. She hasn't been sleeping. That's a hard pill to swallow," said Saathoff.
Cobb has declined to identify the officer who fired the shots while the police are working on their internal investigation. Any time a duty weapon is discharged, there is a review to see if the officer followed departmental policy, the chief said.
Police Kill Dog, Shoot Owner As He Attempts To Intervene
Police Kill Dog, Shoot Owner As He Attempts To Intervene
J.D. Tuccille|Oct. 26, 2012 11:39 am
Steven DeleonAs the list of news reports of police officers shooting dogs with minimal provocation grows, I've been waiting, in a watching-the motorcyclist-hit-the-oil-slick sort of way, for a person to get drawn in as "collateral damage." A good many dog owners feel a strong, familial emotional bond to their pets. I know that I dropped a wad of cash and a lot of time on my dog, Max, when he tangled with a rattlesnake. A friend of mine called a business trip short, last week, when her pooch needed emergency surgery. I figured it was only a matter of time before a police officer drawing down on Fido triggered a protective reaction. And so it came to pass in Salem, Oregon.
This time, Steven Deleon only took a bullet in the foot when he jumped in, unsuccessfully, to save his "pit bull" (and let me note here that the term "pit bull" seems to be used by officials less as a technical breed name than as a description of any dog they shoot). According to the Salem News:
A Salem Police officer setting out to shoot a pit bull ended up shooting a man who apparently tried to place himself between the gun and the dog.
A Salem Police officer was firing at the pit bull, a spokesman says, when 38-year old Steven Deleon jumped in, apparently trying to intervene in the situation.
The Statesman-Journal reports that "officers had gone to the address to look for a wanted person. Officers Darren Buchholz and Travis Brossard were in the residence speaking with people when they were attacked by the pit bull." This means that the dog's owners were there in the room with the officers when the dog "attacked" them. Rather than let the owners deal with the dog, Officer Darren Buchholz drew his weapon in the midst of those owners and ended up shooting one of them as well as killing the dog.
Admittedly, there's a certain survival-instinct deficit in jumping in front of a firearm that's been drawn in anger. But that's the sort of thing that people do for their loved ones. I honestly don't know if I would do that for one of my dogs, though I suspect I would. I would certainly do it for my wife or son. I'm not surprised that somebody, on the spot, tried to save his pet and took a bullet for his troubles.
Here's a thought: How long will it be before somebody, standing over the body of his cop-shot animal, really loses his temper, with headlines to follow?
Perhaps realizing that matters canine and law-enforcement-ish have slipped out of hand, the Forth Worth, Texas, police department is retraining its officers to deal with dogs in a less permanent fashion. From KHOU:
Trainer Jim Osorio asks for a show of hands in the police auditorium. "How many people here think they can handle a dog encounter without lethal force? I think all of you can," he said.
Osorio, a former cop, tells them there are dogs in about one in three households — nearly 80 million in all. He says officers shoot about 250,000 dogs a year… often needlessly.
"I'm going to train them whatever they carry can be used on an animal," Osario explained. "Clipboard, flare… whatever."
He demonstrated techniques with his own German Shepherd, Coral. She barked angrily when he raised a short baton, then calmed down, reflecting his own calm demeanor as he spoke to her.
Osario said lethal force is the last resort.
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While Wellborn went three-and-out its next two positions, Tre Smith added another touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter, putting the Panthers' hopes of winning out of reach.
"We never could get in sync offensively," the Wellborn coach said. "Usually we'll start rattling off play left and right. It is what it is, and we're just going to work and get better."
As the clocked ticked down to the end of the game, Smith said there was something he liked that he saw out of his players. Midway through the fourth quarter, Wellborn drove 56 yards in eight plays with the series ending with running back Chantz Goodman scoring.
"The score didn't show it, but I saw some tremendous heart out of some of our kids that kept playing hard, fighting and trying," Jeff Smith said. "Sometimes you have to take a loss like this to see how much that matters."
Goodman led the Panthers in rushing with 61 yards on 22 carries. Machristie was 9-of-20 through the air for 145 yards and a score. Robert Tucker caught four of the quarterback's passes for 70 yards.
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Saks will begin Class 3A, Region 5 play next week, hosting White Plains. Wellborn will begin battle in Class 2A, Region 6 by traveling to Vincent.
Brandon Miller covers prep sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3575 or follow him on Twitter @bmiller_star


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MILLBURN, N.J., Jan. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Human Growth Hormone (HGH) produced by recombinant gene technology has been used extensively for anti-aging therapy during the past decade. Some of the symptoms of low HGH levels include a declining sex drive, lower energy levels, drowsy, sleepiness and fatigue, an accumulation of body fat and adipose tissue around the mid section, decreased mental clarity, skin wrinkling on the face, neck and hands, and declining immune system. HGH (Human Growth Hormone) is mostly secreted at night during REM sleep. HGH is critical in maintaining the organs and tissues in our body. HGH levels are highest during youth and puberty, but then decline once our body has reached its mature size, and HGH production summits in our youth. When we reach 30 to 40 years of age, the decline of HGH is approximately 1 to 2 percent each calendar year that passes. At the age of 40, our HGH levels are less than half of what they were when we were in our early 20s.
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Now it's possible to inexpensively, safely, effectively and legally increase natural production of Human Growth Hormone, by using Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides (GHRP) and Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones (GHRH).
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Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides stimulates the pituitary gland's increased production of the body's human growth hormone. Growth Hormone releasing peptides have shown on its own to robustly increase IGF-1 levels, and even greater results occurred when used with Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GHRH) to which also stimulates the pituitary gland to produce increased natural secretion of human growth hormone.
The subcutaneous injections are typically done at bedtime, and the patient should go to sleep on an empty stomach for the maximum benefits. Do not consume sugar or dairy before sleeping, as these items can interfere with your HGH production.
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would recommend to do friend By Bryan on 4/19/14Bryan would recommend this product to a friendGreat product 2 days after adding gfo to aquarium my phosphate dropped to 0. The algae also disappeared from the aquarium also.
Great product By Burt on 4/17/14Burt would recommend this product to a friendI've used pretty much all the major brands over the past several years, and I've got to say this is the best GFO in the industry. Thanks BRS for making a great product, and making it affordable to have a clear tank, also your small particle lignite carbon and is a great product as well.
Pricey but worth it By Matt on 4/17/14Matt would recommend this product to a friendI use it in a reactor and it performs as advertised.
GFO is the way to go By Benjamin on 4/10/14Benjamin would recommend this product to a friendGFO is king for phosphate removal. I run it in a reactor, and it works great!
Highly Effective By John on 4/1/14John would recommend this product to a friendHighly Effective. Make sure you follow the directions. You CAN overdose and your corals will suffer.
GREAT PRODUCT GREAT PRICE By ROB on 4/1/14ROB would recommend this product to a friendHave used this product for years with excellent results!
great stuff at a great price By mario on 3/31/14mario would recommend this product to a friendthis is great stuff at great price would recommend to use in reactor.
why pay more for fancy sounding name? By david on 3/28/14david would recommend this product to a friendworks better than some other phosphate remover. easier to follow dosing directions. no need for a crazy conversion table.
Great value By Dennis on 3/28/14Dennis would recommend this product to a friendLooking for a less expensive alternative to lower your phosphates. You found it. The BRS GFO is a great value for the money, especially for large bulk purchases
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Love this product By Nicholas on 3/25/14Nicholas would recommend this product to a friendthis has cleared my phosphate level. i run GFO and a fuge with Chaeto and it is doing wonders for my tank!!
works perfect By ELIAS on 3/25/14ELIAS would recommend this product to a friendnice product to remove phospates, you see the difference instantly.
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by Jeff on January 2, 2014, @4:49 PM
How many cups in a pound of the BRS GFO?
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There is 4 cups in our 1lb container, 8 cups in the half gallon/2lb container and 16 cups in a gallon/4lb container.
by michael on September 9, 2013, @1:58 AM
Should GFO be changed just as often as Carbon?
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Michael,
GFO should be changed when it is depleted. How long this takes will depend on the amount of phosphate that is added to the tank. A pretty typical tank that would usually be 4-6 weeks or so but the best way to tell is to monitor the phosphates. When they start to increase that would indicate that DI resin has reached its capacity.
by Paul on November 27, 2013, @10:19 AM
Sorry I didn't see the instructions, can you tell me how much I will neeed to use in your BRS reactor and how long between changeouts? I have a 90 gal tank and soon to be 125
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Paul,
The easiest way to know is to use the reef calculator at the link below. You just enter the size of your tank and it will tell you how much to run. In the case of your 90g thats about 1.4 cups (22 tablespoons). How long it lasts depends on how much phosphates you add to the tank (which is largely a matter of how much you feed). Pretty typical is 4-6 weeks though.
by James on November 19, 2013, @7:22 AM
I want to mix GFO with carbon in the BRS single reactor. Is it OK to use the cheaper GFO to mix in with the carbon or do you need the high capacity GFO? I have a small system so I use low quantities of both carbon and GFO in my reactor. I was just worried about the regular GFO being too small.
Bulk Reef Supply Hey James,
It doesn't cause any issues with the reactor to use standard GFO. Really the choice just comes down to the volume of space you have to work with. If you have a large tank you may need more regular GFO then will physically fit in the reactor. Then you either need to get a larger reactor, or use the HC GFO which only requires half the amount.
by John Lasky on March 1, 2014, @11:28 AM
starting a 90 gallon . will also buy your reactor , how much product do I need to start out to fill the reactor. Thank John
Bulk Reef Supply Hi John,
The amount of media depends on the size of your tank with the maximum capacity of the reactor being 2 cups of media, though fortunately with your size tank you wouldn't be in excess of that. For a 90g tank you would use 1.5 cups of media. The easiest way to get measurements for most of these products is to use the BRS Calculator which can be found right here:
GFO comes in two types:
- Granular GFO is varied in its shapes and requires the least amount of flow to tumble. Good for reactors.
- High Capacity GFO is twice as dense as Granular GFO, so twice as much material will fit into a reactor. It's extremely hard and has less dust to begin with. Fewer fines will be created during use and transportation. By volume High Capacity GFO will remove roughly twice the phosphate compared to Granular GFO. Best overall performance.
Special note on fighting existing algae problems: Algae needs three main nutrients to grow: phosphate, nitrate and light. Reducing any one of these will significantly slow down algae growth but many not completely solve your issue. Once algae takes hold, it can be a difficult battle but it is winnable. The best offense against algae is to take preventative measures and attack before an outbreak is apparent. Use the following suggestions and be aggressive if an algae problem is already present:
- Maintain undetectable phosphate levels with good feeding habits and use of a phosphate remover like GFO. 99% of all phosphate is added via foods added to the tank.
- Control nitrate levels by reducing feedings, increasing the water change schedule and maintaining a properly sized protein skimmer.
- Use nutrient free RO/DI water for water changes and top off water
- Shorten your lighting period or intensity. In some cases aquarists have found replacing old bulbs that have fallen out of their intended spectrum helps as well
- Continuously remove as much algae as possible by hand.
- Add predators nothing helps an algae outbreak as much as critters who eat it all day long. Various tangs, lawn mower blennies, crabs and snails are all good options. It is also theorized that a healthy pod population will also control algae growth before it gets a chance to take root.
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Sea Shell Necklace
To add color, use one of the colored Natural Shells, (blue, green, etc.). To shorten or lengthen necklace, add or decrease number of Burnt Sienna beads.
Designed by Cindy Becker.
Material List
- Beadalon® German Style Wire, 20 ga. – Antique Brass (28")
- Beadalon® German Style Wire, 22 ga. – Antique Brass (21")
- Beadalon® Chain Nose Pliers
- Beadalon® Wire Cutters
- Beadalon® Bale Maker
- Beadalon® Round Nose Pliers
- Bead Landing™ Mixed Beads – Burnt Sienna
- Bead Landing™ Shell Disks
- Natural Shell Round Shape
- Ruler
- Masking Tape
Project Instructions
Step 1 Cut two 12" pieces of 20 ga. wire.
Step 2 Using middle of the tool, place round nose pliers approximately ¾" from wire end. This will form a hook shape.
Step 3 Slide hook through hole of one Shell Disk and using chain nose pliers to hold the loop in place, wrap excess wire.
Step 4 Cut 4" piece of 20 ga. wire.
Step 5 Slide one natural shell bead over 4" wire. Using round nose pliers, make bend in wire to form a hook and follow same instructions as in Step 2.
Step 6 Attached to larger Shell Disk by using chain nose pliers to hold the loop in place, and wrapping the excess wire.
Step 7 Attached opposite to a second Shell Disk.
Step 8 String six or seven Burnt Sienna beads onto the right 20 ga. wire.
Step 9 Cut 2" piece of 22 ga. wire.
Step 10 Using round nose pliers make curly design by twisting four times. Bend end up 90°.
Step 11 Place one of the natural shells onto the wire. Using chain nose pliers make 90° bend.
Step 12 Using round nose pliers, make small loop on end.
Step 13 Slide loop onto the 20 ga. wire.
Step 14 Repeat Steps 8-13 three additional times. You will have three natural shells with Burnt Sienna beads in between.
Step 15 Continue adding Burnt Sienna beads until the right side of the necklace is approximately 7" from the Shell Disk.
Step 16 Tape end with masking tape to hold beads in place.
Step 17 Repeat Steps 8-16 on opposite side.
Step 18 Cut three 2" pieces of 22 ga. wire.
Step 19 Repeat Steps 10-12.
Step 20 Attach one natural shell to right center of the necklace.
Step 21 Repeat with left center of the necklace.
Step 22 Remove tape from right wire.
Step 23 Repeat Steps 10-12 -- however, use round part of the baler to form the loop. Wrap wire at base of loop and continue wrapping until it fits snugly between the loop and the beads. This will keep the beads in place. Trim excess wire.
Step 24 Remove tape from left wire and approximately 1-½" from beads, use round nose pliers to bend wire, forming a hook.
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Mecklenburger Bavarian Lager - The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery
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4/5 rDev -5.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance: Pours a clear, light yellow body with a head of off-white spume yielding traces of lacing. Simple but inviting.
Smell: Mild, airy nose of delicately malted barley with a sweet, grainy character to it and soft floral hop undertones.
Taste: Properly pale malted barley, lightly grainy, and with a light sweetness imparting vague suggestions of simple honey. The spicy, floral Noble hops give a balancing bitter counterpoint to the sweet malty flavors. Perhaps a kiss of lemon. Clean, crisp, semi-dry finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium-plus carbonation.
Drinkability: A keenly quaffable thirst-quencher of a beer.
Serving type: on-tap
10-12-2010 17:28:15 | More by ChainGangGuy
4.25/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
On tap @ the OMB on 5/29/10. Served in an oversized mug.
Pours a crystal clear gold, topped with a finger of bright-white smooth froth. This retains with a rich ½ finger that throws a creamy cascade of foamy lacing all up on the sides of the mug. The aroma smells of buttered toast, with some softer fruity textures, floral hops, and spice all helping fill up the nose with flavor. This has a pleasant airy quality to it that wafts up into the nostrils quite nicely.
The taste has a nice fresh bite of earthy and spicy Noble hop character to it, which prickles the mouth up front before the sweet bready tones from the malt and some citric fruit gives this a silky smooth feel and balance across the back of the palate. This finishes bone dry, with just a lingering touch of fruit and earth staying behind. For the most part though, the flavor profile is well balanced, crisp, and clean in the mouth. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, maybe a bit lighter, with a moderate amount of crisp sharpness to the carbonation but man, this is just so creamy, smooth, and easy feeling in the mouth. This is just the definition of a great session beer here.
Wow, the OMB really came through with this summer offering. This is probably the best American Helles Lager that I've ever had, with well balanced flavors and a crisp, yet still very smooth and easy, body on it. And at 4.9% ABV, this is right were you need the alcohol to be for this staying VERY quaffable. This one scores the rare 5 on drinkibility from me, as I killed this 20 oz mug in no time and was still ready for more. Great stuff!
Serving type: on-tap
06-02-2010 16:07:02 | More by Kegatron
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
On tap at the Olde Mecklenburg Brewery tap room. Poured into an Olde Meck pint. Pours a very clear light golden color with a thick yellowish white head and tons of lacing. Smells of fresh malts, light hay or straw, and a little sweetness. Tastes very light, and has a pretty nice sweetness from a ton of malting, only the faintest hint of hops and somewhat of floral taste. Mouthfeel is great (like all Olde Meck beers) and drinkability is great as well.
Serving type: on-tap
02-09-2011 04:00:45 | More by TheKingofWichita
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Stopped by the brewery and picked up a growler of Olde Mecklenburgs Summer Seasonal. Poured from a growler into a pint glass.
Pours a crystal clear straw color with three to four fingers worth of head. Good head retention that recedes into lots of sticky lacing.
The nose is filled with bready malts. Not very complex, but very clean and inviting. There is a slight fruity scent that develops as the beer warms.
Like the nose, the taste is of bready malts. Very clean and crisp. Slightly sweet and just a hint of grassy hops. Refreshing and easy to drink, medium/light bodied and well carbinated with a dry finish. Really, a perfect summer beer, quite easy to drink. I can definately see myself grabbing a few of these after mowing the lawn on a hot summer day...
Another good effort by OMB
Serving type: growler
05-08-2010 02:10:07 | More by CBlack85
North Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
Just got back from the brewery with all three flavors. Came home and cracked the Mecklenburger first, then Copper, then Dunkel.
Pours perfect gold with soft white head. Smells of candied straw, palettes light and easy, finishes clean and crisp as expected. As far as golden lagers, this is top notch.
This profile reads 5.4% abv, it is actually 4.8% abv.
Serving type: growler
01-22-2011 04:49:52 | More by SouthernBeerGuy
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +6.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This beer pours a beautiful straw color with a large head of soft white suds and nice lacing in the glass. The smell is a beautiful balance of bread/toasty malt and earthy Magnum hops, crowned by a bouquet of fresh Hallertau aroma hops. The taste mirrors that same balance of maltiness and hoppiness. Finally, the beer's drinkability is what places it among the best examples of the style. A true test of a beer's greatness for me is in that #3 tastes better than #2, #4 better than #3. Mecklenburger follows in that tradition. Prost!
Serving type: on-tap
10-08-2010 14:20:11 | More by herrburgess
Mecklenburger Bavarian Lager from The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery
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March 29th, 2012 12:17 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
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Tags: Cats December, Darrin Horn, Ex South Carolina, Rick Pitino
Here's the latest on Kentucky basketball's "Game of the Century" featuring the Wildcats and Cardinals in Saturday's national semifinals:
1. Enjoy a comparison of John Calipari and Rick Pitino.
2. Players from the 1983 UK-Louisville NCAA tourney matchup say this one's bigger.
3. Ex-South Carolina coach and Kentucky native Darrin Horn says both team will have to ignore the distractions this week.
4. Here's what was learned from the Cats' December win over the Cards.
5. Russ Smith is Louisville wild card…
6. While Kentucky's Anthony Davis earns praise for his low-key style.
7. The fan battle in the Commonwealth is fierce and fun this week.
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WATERTOWN, Mass., Feb. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Bright Horizons Family Solutions® Inc. (NYSE: BFAM) will release results for the quarter ended December 31, 2013, on Thursday, March 13, 2014, after the stock market closes. Following the release, the Company will host a telephone conference call with investors and analysts at 5:00 p.m. ET to discuss the fourth quarter of 2013 results and the Company's updated business outlook.
Interested parties are invited to listen to the conference call by dialing 1-877-407-9039, or for international callers, 1-201-689-8470, and asking for the Bright Horizons Family Solutions conference call, moderated by Chief Executive Officer David Lissy. Replays of the entire call will be available through March 20, 2014, at 1-877-870-5176, or for international callers, 1-858-384-5517, conference ID #13576700. A webcast of the conference call will also be available through the Investor Relations section of the Company's web site at www.brighthorizons.com.
About Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc.
Bright Horizons Family Solutions® is a leading provider of high-quality child care, early education and other services designed to help employers and families better address the challenges of work and life. The Company provides center-based full service child care, back-up dependent care and educational advisory services to more than 900 clients across the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Canada and India, including more than 130 FORTUNE 500 companies and more than 75 of Working Mother magazine's 2012 "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers." Bright Horizons is one of FORTUNE magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" and is one of the UK's Best Workplaces as designated by the Great Place to Work Institute. Bright Horizons is headquartered in Watertown, MA. The Company's web site is located at www.brighthorizons.com.
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