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From the perspective of a third world artist, and a protégé of post-colonial era, I look at my time, history, and place as well as art. Art, in my belief, is not politics as it has no dominant role in relations of power. Furthermore, it cannot be considered as entertainment either, inasmuch as art in many modes keeps its' distance from tastes of the masses. Thus, it cannot be entertaining. From my point of view, art can observe what happens in the world and through the history and can raise questions, but cannot change anything. It can only tease the "systems and hierarchies", the ones which are ascendant in realms of art, history, society and power. In fact, I attempt to respond to the history, to the historical continuum of being subjected by systems. I try to reveal the unseen experience of the lived history, and expose the silent side of it. Nevertheless, I do not succeed! Since my work is incapable of representing anything. It is, indeed, trying to bring something to present that is here and is not. I disregard rules of the art scene and use any kinds of readymades. I change their essence and create my own interpretations.
My art is impotent! It cannot change anything, nor protect anyone. However, it may be able to hint at dark ditches between truth and reality. It may also be able to mess with the systems; from deterring systems of art scene to "meta-narratives" of power and history, which can be teased in ironic approaches, instead of being accepted incontrovertibly.
The result may seem ironical, but indeed it is nothing but a huge absurdity. In fact, if I would endeavor to represent one thing, that would be the "absence"; the historical schism in links between fact and truth.
Behrang Samadzadegan
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Overview and History
Tehran is the capital of Iran and the largest city in the Middle East, with a population of fifteen million people living under the peaks of the Alborz mountain range.
Although archaeological evidence places human activity around Tehran back into the years 6000BC, the city was not mentioned in any writings until much later, in the thirteenth century. It's a relatively new city by Iranian standards.
But Tehran was a well-known village in the ninth century. It grew rapidly when its neighboring city, Rhages, was destroyed by Mongolian raiders. Many people fled to Tehran.
In the seventeenth century Tehran became home to the rulers of the Safavid Dynasty. This is the period when the wall around the city was first constructed. Tehran became the capital of Iran in 1795 and amazingly fast growth followed over the next two hundred years.
The recent history of Tehran saw construction of apartment complexes and wide avenues in place of the old Persian gardens, to the detriment of the city's cultural history.
The city at present is laid out in two general parts. Northern Tehran is more cosmopolitan and expensive, southern Tehran is cheaper and gets the name "downtown."
Getting There
Mehrabad airport is the original one which is currently in the process of being replaced by Imam Khomeini International Airport. The new one is farther away from the city but it now receives all the international traffic, so allow an extra hour to get there or back.
Tehran driving can be a wild free-for-all like some South American cities, so get ready for shared taxis, confusing bus routes and a brand new shiny metro system to make it all better. To be fair, there is a great highway system here.
The metro has four lines, tickets cost 2000IR, and they have segregated cars. The women-only carriages are the last two at the end, FYI.
Taxis come in two flavors, shared and private. Private taxis are more expensive but easier to manage for the visiting traveler. Tehran has a mean rush hour starting at seven AM and lasting until 8PM in its evening version. Solution? Motorcycle taxis! They cut through the traffic and any spare nerves you might have left.
People and Culture
More than sixty percent of Tehranis were born outside of the city, making it as ethnically and linguistically diverse as the country itself. Tehran is the most secular and liberal city in Iran and as such it attracts students from all over the country.
Things to do, Recommendations
Take the metro to the Tehran Bazaar at the stop "Panzda Gordad". There you can find anything and everything -- shoes, clothes, food, gold, machines and more. Just for the sight of it alone you should take a trip there.
If you like being outside, go to Darband and drink tea in a traditional setting. Tehranis love a good picnic and there are plenty of parks to enjoy. Try Mellat park on a friday (fridays are public holidays), or maybe Park Daneshjou, Saaii or Jamshidieh.
Remember to go upstairs and have a look around, always always always! The Azadi Tower should fit the bill; it was constructed to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.
Tehran is also full of museums such as:
the Contemporary Art Museum
the Abghine Musuem (glass works)
the 19th century Golestan Royal Palace museum
the museum of carpets (!!!)
Reza Abbasi Museum of extraordinary miniatures
and most stunning of all,
the Crown Jewels Museum which holds the largest pink diamond in the world and many other jaw-dropping jewels.
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The Road to Lakeland: Predicting the playoffs, one class at a time
By Jeff Greer
District tournaments are fun, but basketball season just got a bit more serious this week. It's region playoff time.
First off, here's the basic schedule for the next few rounds. You can click through the class-by-class brackets here.
Region tournament information:
Regional tournament quarterfinals – 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 16
Regional tournament semifinals – 7 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 21
Regional tournament finals – 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 25
Admission: $7 per game
And here's the list of region quarterfinal games:8A
Centennial at Orlando-Colonial
Spanish River at Jupiter
Dwyer at John I. Leonard
Port St. Lucie at Bradenton-Braden River
Venice at Martin County
Lake Worth at Palm Beach Lakes
Royal Palm Beach at Atlantic
Fort Lauderdale-Dillard at Jensen Beach
Suncoast at Plantation-American Heritage
Glades Central at Fort Myers-Bishop Verot
Fort Myers-Dunbar at St. Andrew's
Pahokee at Fort Myers-Evangelical Christian
Naples-Seacrest Country Day at Benjamin
Weston-Sagemont at Summit Christian
Village Academy at Coral Springs Christian
Lake Worth Christian at Community Christian
Vero Beach-Master's at Grandview Prep
Best matchups
I love the ones in 8A, with Spanish River and its four horsemen taking on Jupiter's twin towers. Dwyer will have its hands full with John I. Leonard's guards, but Leonard needs to find a contain-by-committee answer for Dwyer's 6-foot-11 center Joel James.
Royal Palm at Atlantic is a nice game. So is Suncoast at Plantation-American Heritage.
Oh, and yes, that is Weston-Sagement, last year's Class 2A state champ, playing at last year's 1A state champ, Summit Christian. That should be one heckuva game.
Looking into the 8-ball
I hate predictions so much that I love them. Or something. So, I'll take a stab at a few. I think Spanish River reaches the region final out of the four Palm Beach County 8A schools, but I don't think we'll see an area team in the 8A state tournament. Dwyer has the depth, Leonard has the guards and Jupiter has the frontcourt, but I think the leadership and talent mix at River puts the Sharks over the top. And if you were at the District 10-8A final on Saturday, then you're hoping for another Leonard-River showdown.
Suncoast and Jensen Beach have their hands full in 5A, with two very good opponents in the opening round. I'd call this group wide open. I don't think either local team reaches the region final.
St. Andrew's has a fantastic shot at the state tournament in 4A. Orlando Jones, Orlando-Lake Highland Prep and Tallahassee-Godby will be the favorites in this class, but they're on the other side of the bracket. I like St. Andrew's to get to Lakeland.
And then there's 3A. Oh, boy. Summit Christian gets another state champ, Weston-Sagemont, in the opening round. Coral Springs Christian, which plays Village, is a state-ranked team in the same four-team pod. That won't be any fun getting out. That Sagemont game is a bear, but at home, I'll take the Saints. I like Summit reaching the state tournament, but falling in its repeat attempt.
Last but not least is 2A, where Grandview Prep has a great shot at returning to Lakeland. But once the Pride get there, big, bad Orlando Christian Prep should be waiting. That elusive Grandview state title will be missed again.
State champ picks
8A: Orlando-Dr. Phillips
7A: Pompano Beach-Ely
6A: Miami Norland
5A: Lake Wales
4A: Orlando-Lake Highland Prep
3A: Tampa Prep
2A: Orlando Christian Prep
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Teleperformance is holding a job fair Wednesday, seeking workers to fill some 400 jobs that are expected to become available this year as the company expands operations at its Shreveport call center.
The job fair will be held a Independence Stadium. Applicants will be directed to the club level of the stadium for the job fair, which will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The primary openings are for agents and managers with customer service or sales skills.
Those interested should apply online either before or after the job fair at www.teleperformance.com. The company's recruiting hotline is 1-800-731-4357.
The City of Shreveport is sponsoring the event along with the North Louisiana Economic Partnership (NLEP) and the Louisiana Workforce Commission (LWC).
The company, which already has a local workforce of nearly 1,300, recently announced plans to create 740 new jobs at its Shreveport customer contact center over the next two years. The goal is to fill the remaining 340 jobs in 2014.
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(FOX 11)-- Next month, luxury townhomes and flats will go on sale for a coveted neighborhood in Pasadena. The sales prices haven't been set, but considering the ways the units can be customizable, expect to pay more than a million dollars for the smallest unit. Where is this housing nirvana?
The campus of the old Ambassador College, just a few blocks from Old Pasadena. The first developer bought the most of the campus and proposed two thousand housing units, 15 years ago. That didn't go over too well with the community and it set off an 8 to 10 year process of neighborhood meetings, negotiations, agreements and conditions. Fast forward to 2009, City Ventures takes those agreements and in July razed two modern honey comb college buildings while building the first phase of 160 planned luxury townhomes and flats. Once all those are sold, City Ventures will restore and sell the three historic mansions that remain on the campus.
You can visit the Merritt mansion which is being transformed into the Ambassador Gardens sales office. I got the nickel tour and the drywall and compound were just going up to protect the amazing burled wood paneling. Arguably the most remarkable feature of the Merritt is the underground swimming pool and garden. The mansion also has a big sign out front marking it as Worldwide Church of God property, but once restoration begins, that sign will go away and the mansion will go back to the way it looked in the early 1900's.
Meantime, there's no doubt that the location alone will sell the new homes at Ambassador Gardens. The original Ambassador College featured running streams, koi ponds, sweeping lawns, fountains and mature trees. All of that is preserved and all of that is designated public space. The Norton Simon is across the street, the Rose Bowl down Orange Grove and Old Pas is just a two block walk.
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GALVESTON — The Galveston Independent School District is asking voters to approve a tax increase of 2 cents per $100 of assessed value for teacher and staff raises in today's tax ratification.
GALVESTON — The Galveston Independent School District is asking voters to approve a tax increase of 2 cents per $100 of assessed value for teacher and staff raises in today's tax ratification.
LA MARQUE — Buildings residents say were being used by varmints and criminals are coming down.
LA MARQUE — The Cougars' top option at wide receiver will now try his hand at shutting down opposing offenses as a starting safety this season.
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MESA, Ariz. (AP) — At HeatSync Labs, the tables are littered with computer chips, pens, pads and tools while the room is abuzz with the chatter of would-be inventors hoping to change the world — or just make cool things. They are part of a growing global movement of so-called hackerspaces.
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Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa was briefly hospitalized Tuesday after suffering a brutal hit by Coyotes forward Raffi Torres. Hossa was skating through the neutral zone without the puck when Torres left his skates to deliver the blow, leading with his shoulder and connecting with Hossa's face. Hossa eventually left the ice on a stretcher.
The Blackhawks released a statement Tuesday evening:
"Marian Hossa suffered an upper body blow in the first period of tonight's game. After initial evaluation on the ice he was taken by ambulance to the hospital for further testing, which yielded encouraging results. He has been released from the hospital, and we are monitoring him closely at home. We anticipate a full recovery in a timetable yet to be determined. "
Torres wasn't penalized on the play, but the NHL may still levy punishment after reviewing the play.
"It's tough. You saw the hit," Chicago's Patrick Kane said between periods, according to the Associated Press. "I think it'll be reviewed by the league. It's just tough you don't get a power play out of it. Hossa's a big part of our team so someone's going to have to step up and fill the void."
The Blackhawks would eventually lose the game in overtime, 4-3. The Coyotes now hold a 2-1 series advantage, with Game 4 being held Thursday in Chicago before the series returns to Phoenix on Saturday.
Stick with SBNation.com for full Coyotes vs. Blackhawks series coverage. For more from the Phoenix perspective, head over to the Five For Howling. For more on the Blackhawks, check out Second City Hockey.


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Full Report: Community looks ahead after Mull of Galloway buy-out
A community trusts now runs the land around Scotland's most southerly lighthouse.
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Naltrexone and Hypoglycemia in Type 1 Diabetes
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Low blood sugar is also called hypoglycemia. Usually, it is mild and can be treated quickly and easily by eating or drinking a small amount of a sugar-rich food. If low blood sugar is left untreated, it can get worse and cause confusion, clumsiness or fainting. Severe hypoglycemia can lead to seizures, coma, and even death.
Some people with diabetes do not have early warning signs of low blood sugar. This condition is called hypoglycemia unawareness. It happens when the body stops reacting to low blood sugar levels and the person does not realize that they need to treat their hypoglycemia. This can lead to more severe and dangerous hypoglycemia.
The purpose of this early study is to see if a drug called naltrexone should be studied more in people with Type I diabetes and hypoglycemia unawareness. This study will show whether naltrexone could reduce hypoglycemia unawareness. The study will also show, by using magnetic resonance imaging (also called MRI), whether naltrexone changes the way blood flows in the brain when a person is experiencing hypoglycemia.
Type 1 Diabetes
Hypoglycemia Unawareness
Drug: Naltrexone
Phase 1
Phase 2
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Study of the Effect of Naltrexone on Cerebral Blood Flow and Hypoglycemia in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
- Cerebral blood flow [ Time Frame: 1 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Rates of hypoglycemia [ Time Frame: 1 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|June 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Placebo Comparator: Naltrexone
Double blind placebo comparable
Drug: Naltrexone
1 month treatment
Other Name: ReViaDrug: Naltrexone
Naltrexone 25 mg once daily with dose escalation to 50 mg BID to day 28
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Drug: Naltrexone
1 month treatment
Other Name: ReViaDrug: Naltrexone
Naltrexone 25 mg once daily with dose escalation to 50 mg BID to day 28
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- 18-65 years of age
- Type 1 diabetes
- Hypoglycemia unawareness
- Capable of providing informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Concomitant regular use of acetaminophen, aspirin or ibuprofen
- History of drug or alcohol abuse
- Psychiatric illness
- Elevations in ALT (Alanine Aminotransferase), AST (Aspartate Aminotransferase), creatinine or history of hepatitis, liver failure, or renal failure/insufficiency
- Pregnant or breastfeeding
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01053078
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Keywords provided by University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute:
Type 1 diabetes
Hypoglycemia unawareness
low blood sugar
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1
Glucose Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Consciousness Disorders
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I received an email from an Army Soldier who is interested in still scoring well of the PFT naturally, but also mixing some weights and other resistance training into his weekly routine.
For those of you who like to lift weights only, it is recommended to lift weights, stretch, and do cardiovascular activities like bike, swim, jog etc. to complete the workout. Mixing all of these components into your routine will build strong muscles and bones, create joint flexibility, and develop your heart and lungs into more efficient oxygen moving organs. The workouts that mix calisthenics with weights training are common circuit training workouts, but I add a challenge of muscle burnout to keep the PFT scores high. These workouts are the kind listed in many of the eBooks found at the Military.com eBook Fitness Store.
For example, one of my favorite circuits only takes about 20-30 minutes and will workout your upper body unlike other routines:
|Upperbody Weight/PT Circuit Workout
|max reps until failure
|max reps until failure
|max in 2:00
|Bench press
|50% max reps plus 2 negatives
|max in 1:00 - resort to knee pushups too
|50% bodyweight max reps
|max in 2:00
|Military press
|max reps (dumbbells 10-20lbs)
|Bicep curls
|max reps (10-30lbs)
|Triceps extensions
|max reps (10-20lbs)
|max in 2:00
|Cardio of choice
|20-30:00 or repeat above if you can
* Only do this workout once a week. It is very challenging on your body to fail this many times in a workout.
Here is another upper body workout, I like to do when in the weight room that will work opposing muscle groups with a eight exercise and a PT exercise while resting with a cardio and abs routine:
- * Repeat 5 times
- Pullups - max reps
- Bench press - 5 reps of 50-75% of maximum single lift
Do not repeat - only do once
- Run or bike 10:00
- Situps - 2:00 max reps
- Repeat 5 times
- Pushups - max reps in 1:00
- Pulldowns - 10,10 (regular, reverse grips non-stop)
Do not repeat - only do once
- Run or bike 10:00
- Situps - 2:00 max reps
* Choose weight that should challenge you at the last two reps and do this workout 1-2 times a week with 2-3 days in between repeat of upper body workouts.
One of the best cardio, weight and PT mixes I like to do is with the legs:
- Repeat 3 times
- Run or Bike 5:00 fast
- Stretch legs
- Squats with no weight - 20-30 reps
- Leg press - 10-15 reps
- Lunges - 10-20 reps per leg
- Leg extensions - 10-15 reps
- Leg curls - 10-15 reps
Jog or bike 10-15:00 cool down/stretch legs well.
* Choose a weight that should challenge you at the last two reps and do this workout 1-2 times a week with 2-3 days in between repeat of Leg workouts.
These are just some ideas of how to mix PT with weights. It makes the weight room more fun and will really help your PFT scores as well. If you have any questions, feel free to email me.
Stew Smith is a former Navy SEAL and fitness author certified as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. If you are interested in starting a workout program to create a healthy lifestyle - check out the Military.com Fitness eBook store and the Stew Smith article archive at Military.com. To contact Stew with your comments and questions, e-mail him at email@example.com.
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PAWTUCKET, RI (NBC) - Firefighters doused hot spots Thursday morning at the site of a Pawtucket, Rhode Island fire that consumed a vacant mill. Flames broke out in the former Union Wadding Company at about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. It took firefighters from several surrounding communities about eight hours to bring it under control. There were no reports of injuries. Union Wadding closed several years ago, but one section of the property was converted into apartments known as The Lofts. The apartments were evacuated as firefighters tried to stop the flames from spreading from the abandoned portion of the complex to the occupied areas. "Our pets are still in there for some us. So, I really hope that they make it and that they contain this fire," said Siobhan Monaghan, a tenant. "I don't think anyone expected to come out and see what they did." The complex was first built in 1847, and other buildings were added in 1870. The cause of the fire was investigation, but officials said it appears the fire started on the first floor in a part of the building without power.
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It was close — just 52-46 — but the Senate just voted down a bill that would have overturned the FCC's Open Internet rules. That means the wireline-focused net neutrality package will go into effect November 20th as planned, although it's likely Verizon will file a lawsuit to challenge it in short order. It also means there wont be a showdown between Congress and the White House over net neutrality just yet — the White House earlier this week promised that the President would be advised to veto any legislation that threatened the Open Internet initiative. There's also support in the industry: just before the vote Senator Al Franken read a letter to the FCC signed by Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, and eBay urging the introduction of net neutrality principles.
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Though the characters involved have been stars of Christmas stories for ages, the story itself is most certainly updated with high-tech runways, modern communication systems and gadgets galore. The Elves even use Christmas phrases as codes and terminology, such as "a creature stirring" is the kid who wakes up.
Prep & Landing had me laughing during the whole show, with some thoughtful moments thrown in. The characters are varied and fully fleshed, the story is tight and the action and humor are balanced perfectly. The situations and plot are terribly creative and fresh. My kids wanted to rewind and watch it again as soon as the credits rolled. Frankly, so did I.


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Colorado's prison slayer: One man's quest to unshackle a rural economy
Small businessman Tom Huerkamp fights the building of prisons in the rural West and looks for other ways to generate an economy.
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A tongue-in-cheek consideration of Colorado Republican Scott McInnis' search for waste at the Department of Interior, the closing of national parks and the Christian Coalition's involvement in both.
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Battle likely over Utah wilderness
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Negotiations over reform of the 1872 Mining Law proceed quietly in the U.S. Senate.
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FREMONT, Ind. (AP) — Authorities say one person has been found dead after a house fire in northeastern Indiana.
The Steuben County Sheriff's Department says emergency crews arrived late Thursday to find the rural home outside Fremont engulfed in flames.
The Herald Republican reports residents of the home told crews that one person was still inside, but that the flames were too intense for firefighters to enter the house.
The identity of the person who died wasn't immediately released.
The sheriff's department says state fire marshal's office investigators are involved in trying to determine what caused the fire in the area about 50 miles north of Fort Wayne.


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Coyote Takes Daisy, Jessica Simpson's Maltipoo
Breaking News: Coyote Snatches Daisy in Front of Jessica!
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My heart is broken because a coyote took my precious Daisy right in front of our eyes. HORROR! We are searching. Hoping. Please help!
Unfortunately, coyotes present a constant danger for outdoor pets and it's hard to track exactly what happened after the dog disappeared. If you allow pets outside in areas where these animals (and other dangerous creatures) roam free, please let this be a lesson to you. Fingers crossed for a miracle to bring the maltipoo home.
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4 years
i cant believe that ugly coyote took that cute little maltipoo like that. im trying to figure out why didnt jessica do nothing about it instead of looking right at her pert . thats stupid
4 years
Message for Jess Poor Jess, My heart goes out to you, cause I know how devastating and troubling this situation must be. Not knowing the outcome is probably the worst thing possible. I have lost pets in the past and the pain of having our beloved friend taken away for whatever reason is not easy to cope with. For some, pets are simply pets, but I am pretty sure, Daisy is way more. Nature is a cruel game, I would like to promise you that some positive news will turn up, but in fact what I will say is, it's ok to keep hoping, it's ok to cry and reflect on all that time you had together, and all those days where she seemed to be the only one there for you. It will in times help you heal. Just so you know, without any pictures, I can tell you that out here in Canada (Quebec and Ontario) I hunt coyotes. We hunt them not because we are brutal killers, but because of their numbers their putting a pretty good beat down on the deer population, and of course, sometimes they take something even worse.... I'll put the next one down with a special taught for Daisy and her Mom Eric .
Renees3 4 years
coyotes take dogs ALL the time where I live. They've been roaming golf courses and have been seen jumping over 5 foot fences to get to animals. I've seen numerous ones on the side of BUSY roads, like in town. It's very scary, you think your animals are safe in your own yard but they aren't!
4 years
Here in West Hollywood Coyotes have been known to snatch small dogs even when they are on a lead. The snatch happens so quickly it surprises the owners and the dog is taken. What a terrible experience for Jessica and poor little Daisy.
girlie871 4 years
This is so sad!!! the thought of losing my dogs in any way frightens me. I'm glad I don't live in an area where coyotes are a real threat. I can't imagine how awful it must have been to witness her dog being taken and how terrifying it must have been for poor Daisy. I hope for the best.
4 years
I feel very sad for jessica,i watch newlyweds show when it was on and I like her maltipoo Daisy. I too have two maltipoos and could be afraid and very sad if this happens to my precious doggies! i pray that she is found safe and alive! she's a cutie! and cant imagine how frighting this situation was for jessica and daisy! mt heart goes out to her....is like loosing a family member....i hope a miracle happens!!!
4 years
This incident has really upset me. It has been on my mind constantly since I heard about it...and thinking about it makes me sick at my stomach. I too am a single girl that is Jessica's age with two dogs...which are my "kids". Anyone who was remotely a fan of Jessica's knows that this dog really meant a lot to her. I can't imagine witnessing that and how hard a time she is having. I would need a sedative and would be absolutely beside myself. And that poor poor dog...I bet she was so scared...and let's be honest, not a good way to go. I read that coyotes are bravely venturing into neighborhoods and snatching up domestic animals...bc they know that they are easy to get and can't protect themselves like wild animals can...and these coyotes are supposedly pretty ballsy, willing to snatch anything no matter how close it is to a human. People are being SO mean over this. Obviously she doesn't expect coyotes to read Twitter or signs...obviously. I'm sure she does realize that not every person in the world knows her dog. And I know she wants Daisy returned to her one way or the other...whether it be to get her dog back or to bury her and have a little closure. Who can blame her there? I would do the same exact thing. Who can blame her for 2 days later still looking? I just can't believe during this terribly difficult time, people would attack her...geez, where is compassion? Realistically, I know the dog is most likely gone. But miracles do happen. But either way, I do hope she finds her so she won't always be wondering.
Niami 4 years
I hope her future pets are given a safe outdoor enclosure or are at least walked on a leash. Coyotes eat pets if given the opportunity and a leash on dogs and keeping cats indoors can help prevent this.
4 years
To anononymous comment 41: I just find it amazing how people can have such lack of understanding and be so f*cking cruel when someone is in pain. It's so obvious that you've never lost someone you love (if you know how to love?). Hope is the last thing to leave when we're in situations like this. I pray that a miracle happens and that Daisy is found. I'm so sad for you. Lots of hugs.
4 years
I find the to be hilarious, so sureal, is she waiting for an email from the coyotes? I mean who else is goint to email??
4 years
I am so sad for Jessica...I can not even imagine how she is feeing, right now. I have two Morkie's and people always make fun of me because Im over protective. This shows that you can never be too overprotective. I will say a prayer for Jessica and Daisy.
NorthernChick 4 years
I grew up on a farm in northern Canada and packs of coyotes would stalk our land at night. They are not vicious creatures but they eat when they spot an opportunity. My heart goes to Jessica and I really hope Daisy gets home safe. The only thing worse than losing your pet is not knowing.
4 years
I have never understood how someone can make light of a nasty situation. It's no one's fault and it happens a lot from what i understand now. It must have been a horrible thing to see. God is not mad at Jess for Nick, that's just plain ridiculous, the God I know doesn't go around killing puppies for a break up.
SKC-Sparkle 4 years
I live in an area where coyote snatchings occur often. The pets are never recovered, which is really sad.
bchicgrl 4 years
It's very sad about Daisy, hopefully they will find her but it's doubtful. Coyotes can get quite vicious and once they grab their prey that's usually it. I find it absurd that some blame Jessica for this, what was she supposed to do fight the coyote off, she could have been attacked.
missy1632 4 years
OMG... That is sooo sad. This is unheard of where I live (like really.... I am in shock)!!! She adores that dog! And OMG poor Daisy! She must have been terrified! :(
LAMESS 4 years
Is it wrong to wonder if maybe G_d is still just a little pissed at Jessica for breaking poor Nick Lachey's heart? I mean, what other plagues can befall this girl this year? Boils? Locusts?
4 years
I've never heard of this. ¿How does one let their dog get snatched up by coyotes? Was she even taking care of her or was she too busy pouring down the booze? I must sound like a hater, but it chills me when I think of such a lovely pet that was abandoned by her owner. Maybe the coyote thought Daisy was tuna...
4 years
Poor Daisy, she looks so sweet. I feel so badly for Jessica. I would die if this happened to one of my dogs. I hope she finds her safe and sound.
skinnypig 4 years
it's CARAMEL. There are coyotes all over LA, just saw one the other day in Griffith Park. That dog was her last tie to Nick... maybe it's closure? She loved it though, SO SAD! But where was the leash?
sentineltree 4 years
i lost a kitty a couple years back to the coyote's at my parent's house. that was the last time i allowed any of my babies outside. i dont understand why jessica let daisy roam freely when she has enough money to purchase a nice outdoor enclosure, but i guess hindsight is 20/20. i hope of course for a miracle, but coyotes are vicious and i'm not holding my breath. good luck jess.
chloe-bella 4 years
Oh looking at that reward poster . . . it's just heartbreaking!!!!
tiff58 4 years
Poor Daisy, and poor Jess. I can't imagine going through this.
luv2blazy 4 years
This is really sad. I like Jessica and agree she has had a hard year. Maybe I am just being a pessimist here, but a miracle? Really? Have there EVER been stories of a recovered dog after a coyote attack?
blu-eyes 4 years
My heart really goes out to her on this one. You can tell from all of the pictures how much she loves this dog. She takes Daisy everywhere with her. My dogs are a huge part of my life, they bring me so much love. I know her heart is already broken from Tony, and now this. I can't imagine:(
fashionplate525 4 years
Poor Daisy! This is awful! I am praying they find her!!!
4 years
Not a fan of Jessica, but I do feel for her. I am very sorry for her and trully hope she finds her pup. she's had some really sad moments lately. I never even knew these things were possible.
kiwitwist 4 years
this is horrific, I cannot even imagine watching it happen. I really pray for Daisy. :( I don't know what I would do.
bellaressa 4 years
My heart goes out to her.
treb 4 years
This breaks my heart.
sexylibrarian 4 years
I would be devastated if that happened to me. My heart goes out to her.
THEFLYINGACC 4 years
Just the thought of it brought tears to my eyes! How cruel to say mean things at a time like this...
inlove23 4 years
Omgosh this scares me so much! I remember someone telling my mom how a rabbit got picked up by a hawk in our state (it's small). My little chihuahua can look like a bunny from that far up. That is soo scary =(
Marni7 4 years
very sad!
buzzlightgirl 4 years
Awwwww....that is so sad!!
Phasekitty 4 years
Wow, this is heartbreaking. It is a really unfortunate fate for small dogs in Los Angeles, but it does happen. I'm hoping for a miracle for her.
opisnowpro 4 years
so sad! a friend of mine lives in Lake Tahoe and told me about coyotes and I didnt believe her very much now I do!
cheersdarlin916 4 years
Through everything I have always like Jessica and I remember watching the episode where she got Daisy and I really hope she gets her back.
UrbanBohemian 4 years
That's very sad. She looks like a sweet little dog. I'm hoping for the best.
kitkatherine 4 years
So sad - it's so hard when pets get taken by animals. Around here, hawks are a huge problems for small dogs. When my fiancee's yorkie was young, while out in the backyard, she was picked up by a hawk. His mother was standing on the porch and launched at the hawk, grabbing onto the yorkie and fortunately, the hawk released her and flew away. Hawks usually snap the neck of their prey upon taking them, but the hawk got her collar, so she survived that. Then she got rescued. She really was a fortunate dog - and we are lucky nothing happened to her or my fiancee's mother. I feel bad for Jess because that's an awful loss. :(
Yogaforlife 4 years
I'm sad to hear this. She needs a miracle if Daisy is to have survived being taken off by a coyote. My parents live out in the country and coyotes and deer regularly pass through my parents land. I had a fat cat (22 lb - behemoth) that used to spend all night on the windowsill in my bedroom. One time I happened to look out after a fresh snow and there were coyote tracks that came right up to my window where my cat would sit. You could tell by the tracks that they had tried to get at the window and there was a wet smear on the outside of the window. It terrified me - as long as I had that cat, I never slept with my windows open again. It would be too easy for a coyote to have jumped through the screen to grab him and who knows what would have happened had one jumped into my bedroom with me in there too.
4 years
That is absolutely awful. I don't know what I would do if something happened to my dogs. I'm so sorry Jessica! I'm also hoping for a miracle!
lola102 4 years
I feel so bad for her! This is my worst nightmare. I live in the Los Angeles area as well and there is a constant threat of coyotes. I always go outside with my pup when she goes to the bathroom, but coyotes have been known to jump walls so quickly that there is nothing you can do! I hope they find daisy!
Angelica 4 years
That is soooo sad. Poor little daisy. I guess we just have to think about the circle of life here.
karlorene 4 years
horrible- this poor girl has not had the best of luck lately
maryanny 4 years
My cat Nibbler was taken by a pack of coyotes a few weeks ago, I can't think about it too much without crying still. I hope her story has a happier ending.
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wren1 4 years
Devastating. It's so obvious how much she loves Daisy.
kristyrk 4 years
This is SO SAD!! I can't imagine either, Pet. I'm hoping for a miracle!
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A Shelby County deputy pulled over Martha Eulls Saturday night on Riverdale Road after a driver hailed down the officer to report that Eulls' Cadillac was swerving and crossing lanes.
The sheriff's office reported Eulls reeked of liquor and had four children with her in the car.
None of the children, who ranged in age from three to seven, were in a car seat or wearing seat belts.
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The information superhighway connects internet users around the globe. Many of them with bad intentions.
"A majority of the scams we're getting originate in Canada, Great Britain, places in Africa," says Sergeant Darren Grissom with Tyler Police.
Sergeant Grissom says calls come in to his department daily about scams. But this latest one 7 On Your Side has learned of, not only preys on your bank account, but also on fear.
It's an email, supposedly from a hired hitman saying they've been following your every move for days.
"I have been paid $50,000 in advance to terminate you..." the email says.
The hitman goes on to say they will meet you at your home or office and goes for the kill asking for a large sum of cash.
The email says, "...you will need to pay $20,000 to the account I will provide for you..."
The extortion scheme continues where the hitman promises to give you a tape of the person who arranged your hit to take to the authorities.
In exchange for the tape, an additional $60,000 needs to be handed over from you, paying this hitman a total of $80,000 of your hard-earned money.
Is it a scam? Of course. A surprise to authorities? No.
"I think it's just a natural progression. You have people start off with the sob stories wanting money for a sick relative, then you have the get rich things and now I would guess it's just going to be the next step that they'll start threatening people," says Grissom.
Grissom says there have been no reports of anyone in Tyler receiving an email like this. But heed the warning because if you fall for it Grissom says, "The odds of you getting your money back are minuscule. It probably won't happen."
Your best attack for this supposed hitman, is to just press "delete."
Sgt. Grissom says there may be some laws in place that make this a crime, but because these emails originate from other countries, they would have no jurisdiction to file charges.
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I was hanging off the front of an old-timey pirate ship when the sharks attacked. Not just any sharks, mind. Some of the sharks had dynamite strapped to them. I had to dispatch them with an old-timey pirate… machine gun.
That was just before the sea monster attacked, and a little while after I'd flown through the sky on a broomstick shooting witches with a pistol. All of this occured in what was referred to as the punk rock apocalypse while being intermittently attacked by ninjas and zombies and giant bosses.
If you can't already tell, Charlie Murder is completely unhinged.
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Charlie Murder is the latest title from Ska Studios, the developer of the excellent Dishwasher series. While Charlie Murder retains the unmistakable Ska Studios style, the action has been slowed down from their previous games to a multiplayer brawler pace that's more reminiscent of Castle Crashers.
The creator of the game, James Silva, refers to it as a brawl-PG and that's pretty much spot-on. Players travel through the game world in a River City Ransom style like an arcade beat-em-up, thrashing enemies and fighting bosses at the end of most stages while collecting loot and upgrading stats. It's a 2.5D brawler in the style of Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game, but with a sharper edge.
Charlie Murder is as much about brawler combat as it is about taking a trip through a twisted world. More than once I found myself a little bit worn out on the brawler-style, combo-heavy combat, and yet still couldn't put the game down because I wanted to see what was around the next corner. Charlie Murder never rests on one theme too long.
By the time you're sick of fighting zombies you'll be driving down the highway throwing junk from your car at ninjas throwing shurikens at you from a school bus. By the time you're sick of that, you'll be playing a simple Guitar Hero-esque mini game as your band brainstorms songs in their living room. Not long after that you'll be whisked away to the high-seas to punch pirates. When you're tired of punching pirates you'll be surfing down a thousand foot-long water slide. Charlie Murder is nothing if not varied.
This game does for punk rock what Brütal Legend did for heavy metal. Every moment of Charlie Murder is a love letter to punk rock, but it never gets bogged down with reverence. It's very existence displays the creator's love of that style, but most of the game is playfully sarcastic.
For instance, throughout the game you'll constantly be encouraged to check up on your "Sq.uiddl.us" status (a Twitter parody) to see how many followers you have. The joke seems to be that nothing ever actually matters on "Sq.uiddl.us." Your follower count keeps getting higher and higher, but nothing of worth seems to come of it. Your feed is full of an endless stream of people casually name-dropping you and #FF's. The message, as I read it, is that one of its own features is a waste of time.
As much as this is a punk rock game it also feels like a James Silva game. As with the Dishwasher titles, the story is quite simple: you play as Charlie Murder, a famous musician who must take down his former bandmate who went evil after Charlie abandoned him to form a more successful band. But in the same Dishwasher-esque style, the story is disjointed and told out of order. This contrivance may make the narrative a bit more complex than it needs to be, but it's fun trying to keep up with everything that's going on.
Occasionally you'll come accross a feature that seems like it's only in the game because it's creator wanted it there, not necessarily because it fits the tone. There's a beer-crafting mini-game, for instance. As you go through the world you'll collect different barley, hops, and other brewing ingredients that can be used to brew stat-increasing beers.
This makes zero sense in a punk rock apocalyptic setting, and yet somehow it feels perfectly natural in this world that seems plucked from the subconscious of James Silva and artist Michelle Juett.
What could have been a ho-hum brawler becomes a game of considerable heft once the loot system kicks into high gear. Not only will you tweak your character's stats as you level up and acquire new skills, but you'll also choose which clothing you'll wear, which also enhances your stats and gives you new abilities. My pumpkin helm, for example, gave me a boost to my regular strength, speed, and defense stats while my Mummy Chains added extra fire and acid damage to my punches.
Charlie Murder leaves itself open enough that the player can customize their character however they wish. Between the five character classes and the many combinations of abilities, super attacks, and equipment there are hundreds of different ways to play.
Not without problems
The game does run into issues occasionally though, particularly with its save system. I found myself routinely frustrated with having to trek back through several empty stages each time I died on a boss encounter, and worse, my progress was occasionally lost when I turned off the system. I never quite figured out how the auto-save system worked, and I'd sometimes find myself having to re-kill difficult bosses or entire levels that I'd long since left in the dust.
I also found the game's treatment of its lone female character a little bit unnerving. All the playable characters play a role in the band, and The Mesmer played the tambourine. During the parts of the game where the band plays songs in the Guitar Hero-style mini-game, her parts seem sarcastically few and simplistic. She literally hits the tamberine a few times then waits around while the rest of the band plays, then hits it a few more times before the end of the song. In those sections it felt like the game was being sarcastic about her token-woman appearance in the band, but it was still jarring.
Later in the game, while the rest of the band is ripping up a hotel room, destroying furniture, she kicks ineffectually at a mattress, trying to take part, before another character comes to destroy it for her. These moments are few, but gave a slightly icky feel to an otherwise masterful experience. This never makes its way into gameplay, however, as The Mesmer is a good character class that I enjoyed playing.
The occasionally odd attitude towards its lone lady seemed out of place and the save system could be frustrating, but it's a testiment to Charlie Murder's successes that these seem like nits being picked. I didn't mind replaying sections of the game simply because they were a lot of fun, even the second time.
More than just an imitator of genre classics like Castle Crashers and River City Ransom, Charlie Murder is one of the best brawlers in a long time. The combo system is fun to explore, loot is fun to collect, the bosses are tough, and the world is utterly unique. It's best with at least one friend along for the ride, but this is a great game even as a solo experience.
Charlie Murder releases August 14th on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 Microsoft Points.


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---- — William "Bill" Platt, 78, formerly of Kokomo, passed away Thursday morning, July 11, 2013, in Lake Worth, Fla., following a courageous battle with lung cancer. Bill, fondly known as "Spike" to his Hoosier friends and family, was born Aug. 31, 1934, to John and Mildred Platt.
He lived, worked and raised his family in Kokomo, spending his weekends and vacation time on Lake Shafer in Monticello with his many friends and extended family. He became a snowbird in 1993 upon his retirement and a permanent Lake Worth resident in 2006 to stay near his family.Bill was a valued employee of PPG Industries in Kokomo for over 38 years. As all who knew him would agree, he was a kindhearted, generous and honest individual, loved by all. He was an avid golfer, competing in many local tournaments in both Indiana and Florida, winning quite a few along the way. His golfing buddies will attest that he enjoyed the 19th hole as well. Other hobbies included bowling in his younger years, and he played a mean game of gin and poker.Bill is survived by his wife and soulmate of over 50 years, Patricia "Patty" Beane, Kokomo; daughters, Kim and Lisa; sons-in-law, Steve Scott and Joe Palma; adored only grandchild, Nicole; his brother, Joe, Frankfort, Ky.; their children, Allison, Scott, Teresa, John and Vicky; and their families.
He was preceded in death by his brother, John.Bill will be sorely missed and mourned by all who knew him, but they take comfort and solace in the knowledge that he is at peace now, and without any further pain or suffering.Please join us for a "celebration of life" memorial service, which will be held for Spike from 3 to 6 p.m. July 28, at the American Legion Clubhouse, 2604 S. Lafountain St., Kokomo.Friends and family are encouraged to donate to their own favorite charity in lieu of floral arrangements.


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In response to a severe overnight storm that moved through the greater Kansas City area and left extensive woody debris in parts of the City's Northland, the City of Kansas City, Missouri has sent cleanup crews from multiple City departments into an area bounded by N. Holmes Avenue, Parvin Road, I-435, and N.E. 72nd Street. These crews are working to remove woody debris from the public rights of ways.
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Boston's Callahan Tunnel has officially reopened to traffic days ahead of schedule.
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Drivers traveling on the Western Massachusetts side of the turnpike will soon have to pay tolls once again. On Tuesday […]
No more cash tolls on Tobin Bridge next year
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced plans to eliminate cash tolls on the Tobin Bridge and collect the money electronically instead.
Mass. toll takers allegedly short-changing drivers
Eight Massachusetts toll takers have been fired and 14 others punished in recent years, accused of short-changing drivers, according to state transportation officials.
'Gridlock Sam' pushes for Manhattan tolls
Former traffic commissioner Sam Schwartz has a new plan to combat Manhattan traffic, as well as boost sustainable transportation infrastructure.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is threatening to veto House Republican legislation to boost spending on roads and bridges, saying the bill doesn't spend enough to strengthen the nation's transportation system and weakens environmental and labor standards.
President Barack Obama's Office of Management and Budget issued the veto threat Tuesday.
Among the White House objections are that the House bill would mandate that a permit be granted for an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas. The Obama administration denied the permit last month but left the door open for an application for a new pipeline route.
The White House says the bill also eliminates transit programs that help metropolitan areas reduce congestion.