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So where to begin? I have always struggled with my autism even though at times I never told anyone but then again those times I didn't really ask for help or communicate to well, it wasn't up until my junior year in highschool I actually opened up and did whatever it would take to speak more up, but there are times I still don't really communicate verbally to well. For the people in my life who have seen me struggle with it I had vowed myself that I would stand up to it and show that Autism doesn't control me but I am who autism says I am and for that I have always pushed myself forward regardless of the struggle, I graduated high school and went straight off to college, I took leadership roles whenever the possibility came up while making a ton of supportive friends along the way and they continue to stick by my side. I know I have made many people proud even if I may still to this very day struggle with it but you know what they say in finding nemo you just have to keep swimming.
This is a true story of inspiration about my little brother Ryan. When Ryan was 2, the doctors diagnosed him with autism, and told my mother that she would never see him have friends, he would never be a part of the family and would never tell her he loved her. The diagnosis was grim and Autism wasn't well known. As a single mother of four in a small town with little outside resources, my mother worked her hardest to raise Ryan like any other normal kid. She demanded a regular school curriculum with a teacher's aide. When Ryan entered middle school, he took the attention of the high school basketball coach, who asked him to be the team manager when he hit 9th grade. Ryan spent his first two years of high school in a slow learner's curriculum, but at the end of his sophomore year his teacher retired, and told my mother she felt Ryan was ready for regular school. He did his last two years of high school in regular courses and graduated on the Honor Roll. He also served as lunch help in the cafeteria washing dishes for a small salary. Ryan then went to "college", which was a series of courses at the local career center based around life skills and job skills. Despite being autistic, he was able to lead a normal life throughout school and graduated as one of the most popular kids in his high school.
Ryan turns 23 this fall. The local disability centers has him hired temporarily as an office help, and he also has a full time job at an eye doctor's as office help. Although he lives with our mother, he is fully able to live on his own, and has spent weekends alone in the house cooking his own meals on the stove.
Autism often comes with a grim diagnosis and the promise of a difficult life, but it doesn't have to be if you don't want it to be. Ryan is one such case. (Video - local news, 2009. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eE3r0vRqrA)
When I first embarked upon the journey of motherhood, I imagined chubby babies, lot's of cuddles, scraped knees and slightly precocious children. I never dreamed that I would have a child with autism. When my first son was diagnosed, I certainly didn't think that I would have two with autism. But then my next child was diagnosed too. Then we skipped one and my fourth child was born and diagnosed with severe cerebral palsy, epilepsy, dysphasia, and microcephaly. I remember being so thankful in the middle of all these new diagnosis, and medical terms, that I had produced at least one child that had no maladies of any kind. I was so extremely thankful in fact, that I completely missed (ignored) all of his warning signs and symptoms. I think I was overwhelmed......being a widow, and mother of four children is hard enough. But thinking that now ALL of my children have some sort of special need was simply devastating. But then the day came when I could no longer ignore it. You see, it should never have been about what I was comfortable with looking at, but what was best for ALL of my children. In the end, I had him tested, and the diagnosis came back the same as the others. He was in fact autistic too. It was this moment that would truly put us all on a new path for life. I went back to college and am currently studying to teach special education. It has become my mission to learn about my children, and others like them, and to make a positive difference in their lives. I have already learned so much. Each day they teach me about compassion, decency, and love in it's purest form. I will spend every day I have left on this earth in service to them. My four boys; wow.
Joseph was born in Nov. Of 07. He is my first child and I at the time was 20.His dad and I at the time didn't understand why our baby went from almost reciting all his alphabet and numbers (up to 5) at the age of 2 and all of a sudden by 3 he was back to baby talk or pointing to what he wanted. He was potty trained by the time was 2 1/2 yrs old but accident after another, we found our selves back at potty training. It was frustrating to not be able to help him like needed and not knowing what had I done wrong that my son isn't learning the basic things a child his age should know. it all changed the summer of 2011, he was evaluated and he was diagnosed with high functioning autism with a speech delay. I remember crying myself to sleep that night. I felt as if I had failed him for not helping him sooner. Fast forward to 2014 and 2 schools later, my big boy is now talking, holding a short conversation with you. He's now interested in making friends and we're learning how to verbalize frustration instead of acting on it. I still find my self wondering what have I done for god to of blessed me with this beautiful little person. Greatful for it all and ready to keep pushing forward.
Sixteen years ago, I gave birth to the most beautiful lil man, his name is Johnny. I didn't know my life would profoundly change but it did. I wouldn't change him for the world. Through all his challenges from echolalia, tantrums, quirks, meltdowns, learning difficulties and education.......he indeed taught me more about life than I could ever teach him. Johnny taught me what really is important in life, seeing life through his eyes & what is important to him has made me a better person. Our little triumphs from finally being potty trained at the age of 4, to finally learning his colors at the age of 8 to learning to tie his shoes at the age of 11, may seem small to some but for us, it was a beautiful milestone. After not being able to communicate to singing in the choir in middle school filled my heart with pure joy. He was the only disabled kid to graduate 8th grade and when he received his diploma brimming with pride, the audience erupted in a standing ovation. Johnnny received the last award of the night, the student that displayed the most perserverance, and did he ever earn that award!! As most parents of an autistic child know, our kids need to work so much harder to learn. All things that "typical" family's take for granted. I thank God for the people I was surrounded with, from his loving sister & protector, Lyndsay to his child study team, loving family & friends & neighbors. I was blessed to live in a community where Johnny was the "mayor". Everyone knew him and looked after him. As time goes by, Johnny continues to impress me and continues to fill my heart with pure joy. He truly is the most beautiful and loving soul I know and definitely an angel on earth. I'm truly blessed to be his Mom. ~~~~~~~~Written with love, Christine Boucouvalas
Austin was born, free of complications, at 36 weeks. He thrived. He blew every milestone out of the water from 0-12 months; an over-achiever some would say. He was clapping his hands, mimicking words and far exceeding all fine motor skill expectations by 8 months old. By 12 months old progress slowed and by 18 months old progress came to a complete halt & we even saw some mild regressions.
In June 2013, Austin turned 2 years old. He had no words, very little fine motor skills and would stem constantly. After a failed attempt at preschool we decided to have him evaluated for Autism; and in the mean time, began physical & occupational therapy. Austin started therapy in October 2013 with no words, no receptive language and very little fine motor skills.
Six weeks ago we received Austin's official Autism diagnosis. He has been classified with moderate to severe Autism. While our journey with Autism is just beginning, I feel like it started the day he was born; it was on that day that I knew I would go to the end of the earth to make sure he lived a happy, successful life & that didn't change with any diagnosis.
Austin is now 3 yrs old & on the path to success, a success all of his own. He now has many words, mimics new words daily, counts to 20, follows basic instructions; the list goes on and on. He still faces obstacles & I'm not naive enough to think he won't continue to throughout his life; BUT, we chose to celebrate the boy he is today while working towards an even better tomorrow.
Hi. My name is Megan and I have Autism, Aspergers, and ADHD. I was diagnosed with Autism, Aspergers, and ADHD on February 27th 2004 when I was 7 years old. It can be hard at times having Autism, Aspergers, and ADHD but it doesn't stop me from doing what I like to do. Here's what I like to do: Zumba - I'm a licensed Zumba instructor and I want to teach Zumba to others with Autism, Aspergers, and ADHD. I also like to sing. As a matter of fact, I like to sing to every song that comes on the radio. I am also in a choir. Another thing that I like to do is color and play with my little people because it gives me my quiet time in my room. The future for me is unknown and I know that there will be hurdles, but lucky for me I have a really strong support team and I plan on getting over every single hurdle. <3
By the time my son Owen was born, I was so elated and he was so beautiful. We had some issues with jaundice, but after that we assumed "life would continue as normal." Boy were we wrong. Owen didn't sleep at night, and I'm not over exaggerating that point. He only slept in an upright rocking chair being rocked, the second you stopped he was up and screaming again. I knew then something was not quite right. When it came down to food, it was the beginning of battles we still fight. He refused to eat baby food. No matter what it was, he spit it out. One day I was half asleep and accidentally spooned my yogurt into his oatmeal and to my suprise he loved it! That was the easiest thing I have ever gotten him to eat.
Milestones came next and I noticed he wasn't where he should be. He didn't like eye contact and he had an odd way of lining up his toys as that was his way of "playing." He said Dadda, Momma and mimi (sleep). When he got upset he would rock and twitch his fingers. Then one day, he snapped and started banging his head on the tile floor. Two days later his words were gone and the head banging continued. He never slept, actually til he was almost 4 he never slept all night. I begged for him to be evaluated and it took 2 Drs to agree he had PDD-NOS he was 18 months. Everything has been a battle. Talking, potty training, eating, sleeping, angry outbursts,transitions, new or change of plans and everyday life. He is so smart, caring, funny and loving. But those bad days, they can really put you through the ringer.
My two oldest brothers are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. My oldest brother Thad two years ago was clinically diagnosed with Aspergers a high functioning form of Autism Spectrum. My second oldest brother Kyle when he was 8 years old was diagnosed with autism. I have seen how autism affects lives not only within the family but outside as well. If anyone out there has a family member with autism go give them a hug and tell them how much you love them. To live this life outside of a bubble is a precious gift from God. Thankfully after seeing the reality of autism I hope to bring more awareness to the disorder, because my life is different having experienced first hand the affects of autism.
Clément is a strapping 12 years old french boy living in England. He was diagnosed with ASD aged one and half years old. Since, with the love and care of special individuals around him he is overcoming his handicap. Clément was non verbal until the age of 8. Uttering only a few words. He is now bilingual french/english and converse and understand in both languages. He still has a long way to go, but his progress are steady and continuous. His kindness to others knows no boundaries. When he smiles he lights up the world. His success was dependent on my ability to understand and communicate with him. So I went to research and learn everything I could about Autism and how to deal with him. I educated myself so in turn I could help him and gather around individuals that I know would assist. The intelligence of people is to first recognise that they do not have the required knowledge and therefore need to go the extra mile to acquire that knowledge. Patience, perseverance, courage, kindness, positiveness are qualities that I needed to develop even further to an extreme to be able to support him.
An autism story is not just about the sufferer but it is also about the people that surrounds him. All the sacrifices made, the tears shed, the relentness are rewarded with a simple smile, a hug, a kiss.
To all the people out there, caring and loving a person with autism, do not give up. You cannot afford to give up. You must carry on and just as I am you will find yourself eventually in a good place where the love that you have for one another will be all that prevails and will conquer mountains.
I am able and willing to help anyone that have the need for it. Whether for advice or simply a shoulder to cry on.
But you must believe and have hope, as without hope and belief there is no salvation.
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PETRI August married Annie GORDON 1866
Information & Research Journal.
August Justin PETRI and Annie Elizabeth GORDON
were married in Victoria in 1866.
August died 1895 in Bendigo, Victoria, aged 56 years.
Parents named as Conrad PETRI and Catherine unknown.
Birth place given as Toulon, France.
Annie died 1896 in Bendigo, Victoria, aged 47 years.
Parents named as Alexander GORDON and Mary RIDDLE.
Birth place given as Melbourne.
Ten children located Victorian records for August and Annie.
Note. Birth names for children recorded in bold text as
recorded Victorian Birth Index.
Frederick Julius PETRE.
Born: 1866 Majorca, Victoria.
Died: 1922 Bendigo, Victoria, aged 56 years.
Married: Sarah Jane WARD.
Year: 1897.
Place: Victoria.
Mary Ann PETRI.
Born: 1868 Majorca, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Roland WESTBURY.
Year: 1889.
Place: Victoria.
August Justin John PETRI.
Born: 1870 Majorca, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Margaret Ethel URAND.
Year: 1892.
Place: Victoria.
Annie Elizabeth PETRIE. *
Born: 1872 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: 1955 Oakleigh, Victoria, aged 83 years.
Married: Samuel WEYMOUTH.
Year: 1894.
Place: Victoria.
See Post: Samuel WEYMOUTH married Annie PETRIE 1894.
William PETRIE. *
Born: 1872 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Gerte Mary CAMPBELL.
Year: 1897.
Place: Victoria.
Augusta Wilhelmina PETRI.
Born: 1877 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Thomas Sydney NOBLE.
Year: 1901.
Place: Victoria.
Conrad Alexander PETRI.
Born: 1879, Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: 1880 not recorded, Victoria, aged 01 year.
Franziska Katherina PETRI.
Born: 1881 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: -
Ada Ellen PETRI.
Born: 1883 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: 1963 Footscray, Victoria, aged 80 years.
Married: Albert Ernest CAMPBELL.
Year: 1906.
Place: Victoria.
James Philip PETRIE.
Born: 1887 Sandhurst, Victoria.
Died: -
* Twins.
Marriage notes. All marriages indexed under surname of PETRI.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
on 2012-05-14 22:13:48
TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
Please note. Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended. Due to spelling and informant errors appearing in the records, typo errors and the misreading of the records by myself mistakes must be expected. Errors will be corrected when detected.

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Ratings: 64 | Reviews: 26 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by bstave:
4.1/5 rDev +7%
22 oz bottle.
A- Pours a deep copper with a two finger white head. Nice lacing. A really nice looking beer. Looks malty.
S- Smell is nice and bright citrussy hops. Some biscuit malt.
T- Taste follows nose and provides a big hop bite followed by a nice malt backbone. Citrus and Pine up front. Long bitter finish.
M- Nice full body. Easy to drink. Not getting the alcohol heat that others talk about.
O- This is a solid NW DIPA. It leans more towards a balanced DIPA, but provides a punch of hops too. Recommended!
05-29-2012 04:19:13 | More by bstave
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New York
4/5 rDev +4.4%
10-10-2012 02:41:37 | More by mjtiernan
New York
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
01-01-2014 01:12:13 | More by virinow
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
03-27-2013 22:00:26 | More by jpbebeau
4/5 rDev +4.4%
22 oz. bottle poured into a straight pint glass.
A: The beer pours a clear orange amber color with a thin head of white foam. Very thick and sticky lacing clung to the sides of the glass.
S: There was an aroma of apricots, tangerines and pine needles. There was a slight hint of caramel malt, but for the most part this is completely dominated by the hops.
T: There's a sweet caramel taste upon initial sip, but quickly transitions into hoppy bitterness and strong citrus flavors. Alcohol is noticeable but not overwhelming.
M: The beer has a has a sticky mouth feel with medium body and carbonation. There is a really nice bitter finish that lingers.
O: This was a really nice Imperial IPA, my only complaint is that the booziness is a bit much at times. Nice blend of apricot and tangerine citrus flavors along with some caramel and pine.
09-05-2011 17:03:52 | More by distantmantra
2.78/5 rDev -27.4%
Poured a very nice amber and gold with good head and moderate lacing.
Nose was very off-putting. Surprisingly bad egg-like. Not totally gone. Not sulfur-like but on-their-way-out kind of scent. Stale scented. I first poured this into my usual Unibroue tulip glass. I was quite surprised at the unpleasant smell, so I poured it out, rinsed out the glass and poured another serving. No change in smell. I typically enjoy big, bold IPA's in this glass and it magnifies the robust hop and malt character of those beers. However, the nose of this beer really turned me off, and probably informs the rest of my review. As it probably should. I wound up pouring a smaller amount in a 6oz taster glass shaped like a mini-pint glass. I felt that made tasting improve...
Taste revealed a large amount of hopping, but didn't convey the boldness that I'd expect from the style. Kind of ash-like resonance to the flavor.
Mouthfeel was nice. Much brighter than expected from the style. Soft. Went well with food.
Overall, it's very difficult to get past the smell of this sample, and the taste doesn't convey "fresh" at all. Since I'm a WA beer guy, it left me wanting to try this on tap and compare the difference, as this bottled sample tasted a little below average for a representation of the style.
05-15-2013 06:09:41 | More by repkovalev
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
04-08-2013 00:12:20 | More by KenC
Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
As if three different beers. The first and third a hop forward attack on the palate, with the middle drinking (immediately after some food relief) a wonderful orange and grapefruit citrus combo. Very good orange and grapefruit aromas. Above average mouthfeel. Good drinkability. Light orange with some lasting head. Recent NJ trip.
12-17-2012 01:40:09 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev +4.4%
06-28-2013 22:34:02 | More by Rivenin
4/5 rDev +4.4%
on-tap, Chucks, mason-pint
A lightly hazed orange body - aroma of bitter grapefruit and lots of other citrus. Pine and caramel mingle nicely. A bit big bodied, especially after a bucket of Pho - probably the best Old Schoolhouse brew i've had to date. The hop profile is quite solid.
01-12-2013 22:40:41 | More by dirtylou
New Jersey
3.08/5 rDev -19.6%
A: Translucent sunset orange has a heavy dose of effervesce within. Oatmeal colored head is frothy, fair on the hold, and generous on the lace coverage.
S: Sweet orange candy and caramel on the nose with a faint herbaceous scent of parsley and grassy notes. More malty sweet then bitter.
T: Good malt base, light grassy notes notes but the hops seemed muddled and out of harmony with the malt. Musky pine hop cones, lemony sourness and a pungent flowery hoppiness with some woodsy and toasted pine highlights. The hops are strong in strength, just not all that tasty. Bitter, dry but lacks hop definition.
M: Aggressive carbonation brings a lively sense of tingle to the mouthful. Frothy texture, dry with a stringent bite of alcohol and sour hops.
O: Overall has the hops, decent toasted malt support just not all that tasty and rather blah. Limited complexity, muddled hop bitterness with more alcohol warmth and sour hoppiness then anything. Afterwards I couldn't resist to look up this beer and low and behold a mes-mosh of 6 different hops that more or less became homogenized and muddled in the pot. More hops are like more spices in the soup, doesn't lead to complexity rather only works against it. 3 hops is fine while still maintaining a sharp hop profile. This was a muddled mess flavor wise, the ipa of hobos for those who only care for a hop bitterness shock and nothing more.
02-18-2012 13:12:28 | More by beerthulhu
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +4.4%
Appearance. a finger Pours a nearly clear amber-gold with a finger of almost white head that leaves some decent lacing.
Smell. Pineapple, pink grapefruit ans some pine. Caramel and a little roasty grain too.
Taste. Oranges, pineapple and grapefruit rind, some pine sap, caramel and some toasty grains. Just a little booze. Lasting pine and yellow grapefruit rind bitterness.
Mouthfeel. Medium body with medium-low carbonation. A little warming.
06-24-2011 01:21:55 | More by Rutager
4.18/5 rDev +9.1%
Pours a dark, amber/copper colour, with a tan head. Aroma of pine and resins, sweet citrus, tropical fruits, caramel. Good upper medium bitterness, citrus, light tropical fruits, and a good bit of pine. Slick, creamy feel, oily and medium body. Pretty good drinkability given the ABV.
11-08-2012 03:56:03 | More by EgadBananas
4/5 rDev +4.4%
02-21-2013 03:51:26 | More by Hopmodium
3.36/5 rDev -12.3%
Found this at Bottleworks over the weekend and shared it with COOP Matt tonight..
Pours a dark golden with a nice white head that shows sheets of lacing.
Nose is tropical fruitiness and hints of pine... Not nearly as hoppy as I would hope for a DIPA...
Flavor has hints of EtOH... the bitterness shows mainly on the finish... The hops are again tropical/pineapple, but they are still pretty light.
Body seems a bit heavy without enough carbonation...
I had REALLY high hopes for this one after talking to the fella at Bottleworks... but it was a huge letdown... Decent, but I would never buy again without knowing there was a BIG reworking of the recipe.
09-03-2013 05:04:45 | More by JohnGalt1
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
02-27-2013 05:18:45 | More by teamwiggum
4.33/5 rDev +13.1%
Thanks to TomDecapolis for this...
Appears a hazy light orange toned amber with a small white head that fades into a mild cap. Spotty bits of lacing are left around the interior of the glass.
Smell is of herbs, orange, citrus, vanilla, caramel, toffee, brown sugar, and pine.
Taste is of the aromas with a blast of bitter hops taking control over the sugary hops.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, juicy, and packed with piney resin in the finish.
11-10-2010 00:31:03 | More by weeare138
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
10-27-2013 03:12:52 | More by Braz
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +11%
11-23-2012 13:37:56 | More by baklo
New Jersey
3.58/5 rDev -6.5%
Appearance: pours an orange color with a one finger head that falls quickly. Some mild lace develops.
Smell: dominated by grapefruit, some pine and caramel.
Taste: caramel, grapefruit, pine, pear, hearty bitterness, and some alcohol are the most prevalent flavors.
Mouthfeel: medium-heavy in body. Lightly crisp to start, smoother at the finish with a dryness. Long lasting aftertaste here.
Overall: a decent DIPA with a nice flavor. Worthy of a try.
02-19-2012 23:12:44 | More by Gavage
4.25/5 rDev +11%
01-05-2013 08:03:55 | More by caseyscarb
4.25/5 rDev +11%
05-11-2013 03:20:27 | More by slavall
3.33/5 rDev -13.1%
Kind of surprised to find a bottle of this at State Line in Elkton, Md.
The beer pours an orange amber color with fairly good head retention and lacing. The nose is fairly attractive, showing orange citrus, light pine and some underlying sweet malt. The flavor profile replicates the nose in this fairly sweet, malty DIPA. The beer has good bitterness in the finish, but with a noticeasble alcohol bite as well. Mouthfeel is fairly full, with long, bitter, alcoholic finish. Drinkability isn't bad, but the sweetness and noticeable alcohol detract from it a bit.
Not terrible, but I'm not a huge fan of this DIPA style, and it's a bit more boozy and sweet than I care for in my DIPA's.
10-01-2010 15:30:42 | More by John_M
3.7/5 rDev -3.4%
pours a cloudy dark amber with a very small white head that goes away quickly, and some lacing.
smell is of light grapefruit, caramel, malt, and some spice.
taste is oily, pine, grapefruit, caramel, spice, malt, hops, some citrus, and earthy, ends a little thin and nicely bitter.
08-22-2010 23:57:21 | More by froghop
4.75/5 rDev +24%
04-29-2013 02:59:38 | More by dwitt24
Brewers Reserve Imperial IPA from Old Schoolhouse Brewery
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People's consumption and savings in correlation with the investments from the economy
AbstractIn the present economies, especially in the developed ones, the saving process indisputably concerns the banking institutions, the private funds of pensions and the investment funds. Both the classics, and also J. M. Keynes, considered the individual saving as a primordial source of investments. The sacrificing of the present consumption was considered as the basis of the first stage of the investment process, respectively the savings stage. Nowadays, the main productive investments are constituted based on the credits which have been gotten from the banks.
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Saturday 15 December 2012
America is struggling this morning to come to terms with its worst ever school massacre after 26 people, including 20 young children, were killed by a gunman who opened fire at a Connecticut elementary school yesterday.
In all, 28 people died in the picturesque and normally tranquil community of Newtown yesterday, including 26 victims at the school and the gunman himself, widely reported to be 20-year-old Adam Lanza, a loner who some said suffered from a personality disorder and possibly Asperger's Syndrome. The final victim appeared to be mother of the shooter, Nancy Lanza, whose body was later found at the home they shared near here.
Investigators by last night had put together a grim timeline of cruel butchery. After allegedly robbing his mother of her life, the shooter seemingly drove in her car to the Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, which lies some 65 miles of northeast from New York City. At around 9.30 am he burst into a kindergarten class and unleashed a deliberate and unremitting fusillade of bullets. He was armed with two automatic pistols. A semi-automatic rifle was later found in the car he had left inside. Some reports said the firearms had been registered to Nancy Lanza.
Police officials confirmed after several hours that 18 children were pronounced dead at the school, while 2 died after being moved to a local hospital. The six adults who perished at the school were teachers or administrators, Lt. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police, indicated to reporters.
Hours later, as a shaken nation looked on the quiet southern New England town with horror, flags flying from the US Capitol building and the White House in Washington DC were lowered to half-mast. A visibly distressed President Obama, pausing repeatedly to compose himself as he addressed the nation and at one point raising a finger to wipe a tear from the corner of his left eye, spoke of the tragic waste of young lives, with most of those dead "beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old." "We've endured too many of these tragedies in the past few years. And each time I learn the news, I react not as a president, but as anybody else would as a parent. And that was especially true today," he said.
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Meanwhile, heartbroken members of this community gathered for vigils or prayer services in churches and halls. Before a standing-room only congregation at the Saint Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church in Newtown last night, the pastor read out a letter of condolence from Pope Benedict XVI. "I ask God our father to console all those who mourn and to sustain the entire community with the spiritual strength which triumphs over violence by the power of forgiveness, hope and reconciling love," it read.
Impossible to fathom, however, was the pain under the single roof of the small fire house adjacent to the school lst night where many of the parents of children were spending the night as they waited to see the bodies of their loved ones for the first time. While counselors were on hand, no amount of kindness can muffle the grief of a losing a child. In this place, there were mothers and fathers of 20 lost young ones.
While bombarded by questions from members of the community and the press, officials remained unwilling yesterday to confirm the names of the dead or indeed of the shooter. For a brief period, it was reported that the gunman had been Ryan Lanza, a 24-year-old living in New Jersey and working for accounting giant Ernst & Young. It later emerged, however, the massacre had been carried out by his younger brother, Adam. It emerged that after Ryan left home, Adam was left at home while his parent's marriage splintered and finally ended in divorce. His father now lives in Stamford, Connecticut, where has a senior position with General Electric finance.
"It was carnage," Brad Tefft, a warden at the Newtown United Methodist Church, told the Independent as he watched over members arriving for an evening of shared grief in its pews. "That's what happened here." The Governor of Connecticut, Dannel Malloy, was equally direct. "Evil visited this community today," he said.
According to the official briefing, the shooting took place in one section of the school, encompassing two rooms. The local Hartford Courant newspaper, meanwhile, reported that Lanza had himself attended Sandy Hook, though again this was not verified by authorities.
The killer seemingly headed directly to the kindergarten class to wreak his savagery. Witnesses spoke of hearing gun fire that lasted minutes. The headmistress of the school, Dawn Hochsprung, rushed to the classroom upon hearing the cacophony where she was herself shot dead. Before leaving her office, however, she had the forethought to switch on the school's loudspeaker system so that everyone else in the complex could hear what was going on and take cover. She became one of the heroes in an otherwise unremittingly dark day.
Some 600-700 pupils regularly attend the kindergarten-to-fourth-grade school located near a quiet stretch of suburban woodland in Newtown.
If residents here last night were bewildered to have had their lives punctured by so heinous a crime then the picture presented by their bucolic town goes some way to explain why. This is a mostly rural corner of one of the richest counties in America; many of its homeowners commute to the big city for work. Newtown itself boasts a wide main street lined by proud homes some guarded by Connecticut dry stone walls, all with wreaths on their doors for the season. The Sandy Hook part of town, where the school sits, has at its core a hamlet of colonial homes and small businesses strung along a tinkling brook. This is the New England that Norman Rockwell captured in his drawings – a place supposedly insulated from the hurly burly of the world beyond.
No longer. Christmas lights mostly remained on outside homes last night, but this morning, the wreaths are symbols not of festivity but instead of mourning, silent tributes to the 20 children who are now gone and the six adults whose only concern when they arrived for work yesterday morning was to care for them as they did every day.
No one here knew even how to articulate their feelings of horror as the sun began to set behind the modest, tree-covered hills of western Connecticut.
As the death toll quickly rose yesterday, shocked pupils described the scene as the killer, said to be dressed all in black, arrived on what was a sunny Friday morning. "I was in the gym and I heard a loud, like seven loud booms, and the gym teachers told us to go in the corner, so we all huddled," one student told NBC Connecticut during its live broadcast. "And I kept hearing these booming noises. And we all … started crying."
She added: "All the gym teachers told us to go into the office where no one could find us. So then a police officer came in and told us to run outside. So we did and we came in the firehouse and waited for our parents."
The shooting is the latest such incident to hit America, with the number dead reported to be more than double those killed at Columbine high school in Colorado, where 13 people were killed in the infamous massacre in 1999. More recently, shootings have occurred in Colorado, which was hit by an attack at a midnight showing of the new Batman film, and a Sikh temple in Wisconsin. At Virginia Tech, a university, 32 people were left dead following a massacre by a student in 2007.
On each occasion, there have ritual rumblings about the need for greater gun control, but little meaningful action. Referring to the litany of tragedies, the President yesterday called for another effort in that direction. "As a country, we have been through this too many times... We're going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this, regardless of the politics," he said.
The words will no doubt resonate with many in Newtown. For some, including parents who had been reunited with children who had survived, there were a few hours earlier yesterday when they thought they could feel relief. This might have been much worse. It was some hours before the true scale of the tragedy became clear.
As parents awaited their deceased loved ones at the fire station. Lt. Vance appealed to journalists to keep a respectful distance. "It is very, very difficult scene" in there, he said bluntly. "It is a very tragic scene".
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This Tuesday September 2nd from 6-8PM the Duval County School Board will hold their monthly meeting and we need to be there in force if we are to take advantage of the recent actions of the Lee County School Board to Opt out of State testing. THIS IS THE MOMENT for action and we may not get this chance again.
The DCSB meeting begins at 6PM and we are asking everyone to fill out a speaker's card by 6:20 so that questions and comments can be made. If you do not wish to speak that is fine as we need to be seen as well. Wear a RED shirt/blouse so that the impact will be even greater. Lee County had over 400 people show up and it made a difference.
We are working to have a local Common Core resource available to assist you in any way possible. A list of relevant questions have been developed that will be provided if you wish to speak but are unsure of what to say. However please feel free to develop your own or contact one of us and we will assist you in any way we can.
PLEASE COME even if you DO NOT reside in Duval County, Debbie and Leanne don't either.
Sorry we know that this is late notice for those who were not on last week's email but due to the developments in Lee County we cannot afford to miss this opportunity.
Debbie and Leanne will be there at 5:30 to help or answer questions.
If you don't see them, Debbie's Cell Number is 904-386-6449.
She is very petite and will likely have a baby with her.
The meeting location is:
The Cline auditorium of the School System Administrative Building. 1st floor.
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Area Agendas - Feb. 24
Crow Wing County Committee of the Whole
Meets 8 a.m. Tuesday
County Board room, 3rd floor, Historic Courthouse, Brainerd
1. 8 a.m. Crow Wing Passenger Safey Coalition - Rob Hall
2. 8:30 a.m. Out of Home Placements - Lynda Erickson, Pat Sharbonda and Beth Wilms
Crow Wing County Board of Commissioners
Meets 9 a.m. Tuesday
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Golf Equipment
Hot Or Not?
What's trending (or not) in 2012It's a new year, a new golf season, and if you read enough of this magazine, hopefully a new golf game that's better than ever.
April 2012
The latest in golf equipment, instruction, training aids, apparel & more
Should You Join The 3-Wood Revival?
They're long...really longDistance sells these days, because it's sexy. And multiple savvy club manufacturers are bombarding you with ads for their new and strong 3-woods.
We Tried It: Cleveland Classic
Cleveland's new classic driverWhen we first saw the new Cleveland Classic driver in person—better yet, in sunlight—we were amazed. Amazed first at how big a risk Cleveland was willing to take on a retro finish, and second, at how starkly different it looked from most modern-day driver iterations.
2012 Buyer's Guide Drivers
This year's crop of new drivers is longer and lighter then everThe year's crop of new drivers are longer and lighter than ever!
2012 Buyer's Guide Woods
Are the new fairway woods as long as your driver?This year marks the first year that we've seen fairway woods truly marketed as driver alternatives.
2012 Buyer's Guide Irons
These new sticks will help you hit the greenToday's new irons are better than ever, with several new and very forgiving models to choose from.
2012 Buyer's Guide Wedges
This year, get up and down...every timeVirtually every new wedge for 2012 promises to help you improve your short game and get up and down more often.
2012 Buyer's Guide Putters
Will you switch to a long putter this year?What's the most overlooked component of your clubs? Easy: the grips. It shouldn't be, since the grip is the only connection you make with the club
Five Questions With Fujikura Golf
Shaft talk with one of the game's great companiesOur biggest initiative is to better educate all golfers on the importance of a precision shaft fitting.
2012 Buyer's Guide Shafts
It's the club's engine. Are you in need of a tune-up?Even after years of preaching it in the pages of Golf Tips, it seems many golfers still ignore the most critical component of the golf club.
Five Questions With Srixon
We delve into the ballmaker's new lineupThe advancements in cover technology is the main reason for the improved durability.
2012 Buyer's Guide Balls
Colored, multi-layered, self-correcting. We've got 'em all.What we like the most about 2012 is how affordable urethane-covered balls have gotten. This year, you can play great balls and not worry about losing one. Okay, you can still worry about losing one.
2012 Buyer's Guide Grips
Your hands only touch one thing on the club. Make sure your grips are right for you.What's the most overlooked component of your clubs? Easy: the grips. It shouldn't be, since the grip is the only connection you make with the club
2012 Buyer's Guide Shoes And Accessories
Who says the game is played with just clubs and balls?In this section, we highlight a number of this year's best accessories, from comfortable shoes to talking GPS units. The future is now.
Most Overlooked Factors Of Clubfitting
10 keys that will get you fitA majority of the strokes you take in a round are inside 100 yards, so it makes sense to have a club for all situations.
Determining Your Set Makeup
It's time to balance your ascend!You need to have a distinct set makeup, one that saves your swing and game.
Five Questions With Winn Grips
What goes into making one of the game's best gripsHow did Winn start? How has the company's mission changed over the years?
Five Questions With Cleveland Golf
A glimpse inside one of the game's coolest companiesForged, huh? We've seen quite a few new forged wedges, not just from Cleveland, but from other companies, as well. What sets yours apart from the crowd?
A Blueprint For Shaft Buying
Know which motor is right for youThere's no doubt that getting the right shaft for each of your clubs can make a world of difference in your ballflight.
Where Will You Be 5 Years From Now?
What the future hold for equipmentWhat's your take on the state of the equipment industry right now?
Five Questions With PING
A glimpse inside one of the game's greatest companiesWhat is your flagship product (or product line) this year? How is it different from/better than anything we've seen from PING before?
2012 Buyer's Guide Preview
Golf Tips' Annual Buyer's Guide Hits Newsstands March 6th!Chances are your diet is actually causing your golf scores to go up, says author and veteran golf writer Scott Kramer.
The Golfer's Diet
Losing strokes on the course? Your diet may be the problem.Chances are your diet is actually causing your golf scores to go up, says author and veteran golf writer Scott Kramer.
Dustin Johnson Fairway Fitting
A look at TaylorMade's fairway fitting process with the PGA Tour's Dustin Johnson.
Sean O'Hair Fairway Woods Fitting
See how TaylorMade equips Sean O'Hair with a new fairway wood.
Sergio Garcia R11S Fitting
Sergio Garcia goes through a TaylorMade fitting of the new R11S driver.


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The Congress
"The Congress" is a roll call of the orgiastic pleasures and bountiful comforts that art provides, and, a reminder of what waits for us when…
"The Congress" is a roll call of the orgiastic pleasures and bountiful comforts that art provides, and, a reminder of what waits for us when…
It's that rare found-footage film with a strong premise, a memorably eccentric style, and plenty of energy to burn. It's also poorly conceived, and hard…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Chaz Ebert and Steve James will discuss "Life Itself" at the 2014 Chicago Humanities Festival.
"Life Itself" screens at 7:30pm Monday, August 25th, at the Tivoli Theatre in Downers Grove.
A personal appreciation of George Takei in light of the release of "To Be Takei."
White privilege, lived.
A personal appreciation of George Takei in light of the release of "To Be Takei."
An FFC Review of Kim Beyong-seo and Jo Eui-Seok's South Korean thriller "Cold Eyes."
An excerpt from "Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show," which includes interviews with Joss Whedon, Damon Lindelof, Ronald D.Moore, Terence Winter, Bill Prady,…
A Telluride response to Morten Tyldum's "The Imitation Game" and Xavier Beauvois' "The Price of Fame."
Dave Bunting's video essay on the cinematography of "Breaking Bad" Season 1, with an essay by Nick Schager.
• "The Outer Limits" (original series) is available on Netflix (DVD), Hulu Plus and Amazon Instant Video. • "In Cold Blood" is available on Netflix (DVD and Blu-ray) and Amazon Instant Video. • "Cool Hand Luke" is available on Netflix (DVD and Blu-ray) and Amazon Instant Video. • "American Beauty" is available on Netflix (DVD and Blu-ray) and Amazon Instant Video. • "Road to Perdition" is available on Netflix (DVD and Blu-ray).
by Jeff Shannon Eyes Wide Open: A Single Artist's Vision
Ask anyone who's devoted their life to the study and appreciation of movies and they can probably tell you exactly when they were "bitten by the movie bug," that moment of personal epiphany that sparked an all-consuming passion for what is arguably the greatest, most powerful medium of artistic expression.
In my case, it was Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" that literally changed my life. That's an influential milestone I share with many cinephiles who came of age in the 1950s and '60s, especially those "movie brats" (among them James Cameron, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg) who were drawn to imaginative visions of the future. Because I'd spent most of my childhood outdoors or casually enjoying Disney films and other kid-friendly fare, I didn't see Kubrick's visionary masterpiece until it played a return engagement at Seattle's glorious Cinerama Theater, in 1971, when I was nine years old.
(With its huge, curved Cinerama screen, the Cinerama is still the only theater in Seattle capable of showing "2001" as Kubrick intended. It exclusively hosted the film's original 77-week Seattle run beginning in April 1968, and the fully restored 70-millimeter print of "2001" had its world premiere there, appropriately enough, in 2001, two years after the aging cinema was purchased and beautifully renovated by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. It's now one of only three theaters in the world -- along with the Cinerama Dome in Los Angeles and the Pictureville Cinema in Bradford England -- equipped to exhibit three-panel Cinerama, requiring three synchronized projectors for the only seven films created in the three-strip Cinerama process, including 1956's "This Is Cinerama" and 1962's "How the West Was Won." Starting this week [Sept. 30th] and running through mid-October, Seattle's Cinerama is hosting a "70mm Festival" of 15 films, including "2001," that originally premiered there.)
Like no other film before it, "2001" opened my eyes to the power of a single artist's vision and led me to understand the supremacy of a great director. I didn't know it then, but I'd discovered the basis of auteur theory, and while it would be foolish to deny that film is (to echo that award-acceptance cliché) the most collaborative of all art forms, it's no contradiction to embrace the Kubrick quote that greets all visitors to kubrickfilms.com, Warner Bros.' authorized Kubrick website: "One man writes a novel. One man writes a symphony. It is essential for one man to make a film." (Disregard "man"; Kubrick would've been the first to include female filmmakers in his statement.)


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The first thing you might notice when you visit an Indonesian restroom is the lack of toilet paper. Whether you're in public market, someone's house, or a fancy mall, you're probably going to find that there's no tissue next to the toilet. Why? Because of the "butt hose."


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|Bounds celebrates 90th with family
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Ruth Bounds (seated center) says she is very proud of her family, especially two of her great granddaughters who are cast members in the Millbrook Community Player's production of "Annie."
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Millbrook resident Ruth Bounds (seated center at right) celebrated her 90th birthday in June surrounded by her loving family. Thirty two members of Bounds family dropped by to help her celebrate. Bounds is still very active; she tends her garden and still sings in the church choir at Millbrook First United Methodist Church. Among family members present were: her son, Dr. Donald Roush - Professor at UNA and his wife Kathy, son-in-law Dr. Ronald March, grandsons Col. Max Lantz II - USAF and Ken Lantz, granddaughter in law Renee Lantz.
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The children at AWF's Gross-out Camp set out stinky food in the sand overnight, so they could see the tracks the next day and determine what type of animals stopped in for a snack.
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Television Pioneer CPTV Turns 50Story | Jun 7, 2013 | 3:10 PMHalf a century ago, Connecticut Public Television wasn't the award-winning TV producer and presenter it is today. It wasn't even "Public Television." It was Connecticut Educational Television. Located in the basement of Trinity College's library, Channel...
The 26th Connecticut Gay & Lesbian Film Festival Begins This Weekend at Various Locations Around Hartford
College Degree The Fruit Of Hard Work — And Much AssistanceStory | May 28, 2013 | 4:13 PMSuccess is often characterized in a way that celebrates individual achievement, perseverance and personal triumph. Although it is true that it is my name is on my new college diploma, there is simply no way I would have made it to this day without a broad...
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Trinity Right To Require Frats To Be CoedStory | Nov 30, 2012 | 3:00 PMTrinity College plans to tame its wild Animal Houses by reining in fraternities and sororities rather than performing a Greekectomy. That's a reasonable compromise. Here's hoping it works and the liberal arts college in Hartford doesn't have to go to...
New Haven Dining Guide 2012: Shake Shack Restaurant Mastermind Danny Meyer Talks Hospitality, Burgers and New Haven
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Kreider Shines In Whale VictoryStory | Oct 7, 2012 | 4:22 PMHARTFORD — Six months ago, Chris Kreider jumped into the deep end of the hockey pool. After winning an NCAA title for Boston College, Kreider signed with New York Rangers and joined the team for a playoff run. He scored five goals in 18 games and...
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RCN welcomes changes to EU regulation of health professionals
Published: 10 October 2013
The RCN has welcomed the news that legislation on the movement of health professionals around Europe is to be updated.
RCN President celebrates Pride of Britain
Published: 09 October 2013
RCN President Andrea Spyropoulos celebrated the achievements of unsung heroes across Britain this week, taking her place on the judging panel for the prestigious Daily Mirrors Pride of Britain Awards 2013.
Latest issue of RCN bulletin now out
Published: 04 October 2013
The October issue of RCN Bulletin, the monthly magazine for members, is now out, packed with news, views and features.
Members asked to shape priorities for European election manifesto
Published: 04 October 2013
The RCN is launching a survey of its members to identify their key priorities for the upcoming European elections to be held in 2014.
Have your say at the annual general meeting
Published: 03 October 2013
With the annual general meeting fast-approaching, don't miss this opportunity to vote on an important resolution on how to set member subscription fees for the next five years, and ensure we can protect the services that matter to you.
£50 million pilot scheme to increase GP services
Published: 01 October 2013
Under a new pilot scheme, announced today, surgeries in nine areas of England will be able to bid for funding to open from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week.
Landmark victory for member facing deportation
Published: 01 October 2013
The RCN Immigration Advice Service, in collaboration with RCN Legal Services, has helped win a landmark victory in the immigration courts for a health care assistant member under threat of deportation, following the new rules around minimum pay requirements.
RCN joins global fight against health care associated infections
Published: 27 September 2013
The RCN is joining the OneTogether programme, a global movement aimed at improving patient safety by reduce preventable health care associated infections (HCAIs).
Sepsis coalition statement launched
Published: 26 September 2013
The RCN has contributed to a UK-wide coalition statement on sepsis launched by the UK Sepsis Trust this month.
Top hospitals to guide failing NHS trusts
Published: 20 September 2013
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) today welcomed the news that leaders of top-performing hospitals would be sent to failing hospitals to improve standards, adding that good management must be supported by the proper staffing levels.
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At Western Harmonics LLC, we specialize in equipment designed to run on solar. Our company has developed and manufactures practical, efficient, and effective solar-powered cooling equipment suitable for a variety of applications. Our current products range from our plug and play MiniCooler to our PetCooler to our SPCM to solar powered fans and lights and have been used all over the southwest including California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas. Western Harmonics presents clients all over the country with fully functional solutions for their absolute convenience.
Stay comfortable during the summer months and put all that sunlight and heat into good use with our range of solar powered cooling equipment specially engineered with plug and play, optimum efficiency, and with solar panels included! Choose from mini PetCoolers that could cool down a dog house to our Harmony stand-alone cooling system that works wonderfully with larger spaces. Our items are all manufactured with high quality parts, designed with sleek and modern features, and available to order at reasonable prices. Enjoy great airflow during daylight hours or opt to use your cooler during overnight run time on rechargeable battery power supply. For whenever and where ever you need them, our solar-powered coolers, fans, and other products have got you covered.
Additionally, our first of a kind SPCM thermo-photovoltaic powersupply combines the power of heat and sunlight for combined cooling and electrical power generation. By incorporating thermoelectric and photovoltaic into one convenient module the SPCM is an excellent choice for PV module array cooling and generating an extra stream of electricity in the process.
At this time we are raising capital to grow our business. From our first step into manufacturing with the Harmony Mist Induction cooler in 2011, to the PetCooler in 2012, and the MiniCooler in 2013, Western Harmonics has had our SPCM under development. At this time we are initiating a campaign on Indiegogo to raise funds to better offer our products including our new SPCM. To find out more about the SPCM and Western Harmonics please find the preview link to our Indiegogo campaign at this address:
We feel that the combined power of Photovoltaics and thermoelectrics in one convient power supply does produce a convient strong charging solution while at the same time creating an additional stream of cooled air to be used for cooling solar panels in high insolation locations. This map courtesy of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) illustrates best the areas where and SPCM is best suited in application:
With new product offerings under development we are expanding our production to reduce lead time (order turn around time to ship within 72 hours of recieving the order), and as well to offer a wider variety of products. Western Harmonics provides sustainable cost efficient quality products that come with our dedication to equipment that powers itself. To do these things we have to raise capital. Currently we offer solar powered cooling equipment at an excellent price point with the MiniCooler and the Harmony Cooler which come with the solar panels. Through our campaign we will be offering more. And for those that have inquired about the PetCooler's availability, we are offering it as a perk through out our campaign.
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I still have a few puppies available. Mylittleaussies is family owned and we provide our puppies with lots of live and attention. I have 2 black tris and 2 blue merles available. I will travel to get your puppy to you so if distance a worry it can be arranged. Puppies come with puppy pack and sample of food, shots and deworming.
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Pittsburgh :
Smithfield - Dogs & puppies
I have 8 miniature Australian Shepherd puppies that will be ready August 1 2014. These stunning puppies will be around 15-16" about 25-30# and absolutely gorgeous! They come with full ASDR registration and a puppy pack including toy,blanket, and food. You can reserve your puppy of choice with a 100$ deposit. If distance is an issue delivery can be arranged.
Aug 9 -
Pittsburgh :
Smithfield - Dogs & puppies
Puppies out of champion lines Parents tested for MDR1 PRA HC OFA. Hearts scanned Early neurological stimulation to provide you with a happy healthy social family pet.
Please check my website www.dodgecityaussies.com
Puppies due soon
These are photos of my 1st litter
Jul 6 -
Dutch Country PA :
Red Lion - Dogs & puppies
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