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Bodybag torture victim slams 'lenient' 21-year jail sentence for his attackers
Updated 1:16pm Tuesday 15th April 2014 in News By Anna Roberts, Crime reporter
A student who was tortured and dumped in a body bag has spoken after his attackers were jailed for 21 years.
University of Brighton journalism student Ben Hutchings, 21, said he thought he was "going to die" when he was attacked with a hammer, tied up with electrical cables, partially stripped, dumped in a body bag and driven to woodland.
And he said he was not happy with the sentencing handed down at Hove Crown Court.
"I was told about what happened straight away and I think they should have been jailed for longer," he said.
"I thought I was going to die.
"However, I am relieved knowing they are not around my area. My family are happy too."
Sam Simon, 21, of Earl Street, Hastings, was jailed for six years for the attack plus three years for drugs offences, Alex Simon, 17, of Earl Street, Hastings, was jailed for four years, Muham Muhammet "Melik" Yalcin, 20, of Kenilworth Road, St Leonards, was jailed for five years, and Artur Oganesyan, 23, of Stanley Road, Hastings, was jailed for two years.
All were convicted of or admitted false imprisonment.
Jowed Ghemati, 27, of Holmhurst Lane, St Leonards, who was not involved in the attack on Mr Hutchings but subsequently visited him at home in Hastings and offered him £5,000 to drop the case, was jailed for one-year after being convicted of witness intimidation.
The court was told Ghemati was shouted down by Mr Hutchings' landlady, Caroline Sussex, who told him she was from Hackney and would not stand for his nonsense.
Mr Hutchings was lured to Sam Simon's home with the promise of a game of Grand Theft Auto on their computer.
But on arriving at the house the men – intent on settling an alleged debt – launched the horrifying attack on Mr Hutchings.
After the hammer attack,tying him and taking him to woodland in the body bag the men discussed burying him.
The thugs also visited his girlfriend and made threats to her and afterwards he was so scared he wanted to leave Hastings.
Anthony Waller, defending Sam Simon, admitted: "Apart from his guilty plea there is little mitigation."
Ben Kaplinski, defending Alex Simon, admitted it was a "brutal and outrageous crime".
But he added the chemistry student was "not inherently criminal".
Barry Myers, defending Oganesyan, said his involvement was in driving the group to and from the woods. "He is the least sophisticated," he added.
Steve Wedd, defending Yalcin, said he had been "summoned by Sam Simon" and acted out of loyalty to him.
Recorder Dafydd Enoch QC, sentencing the five, said ringleader Sam Simon was "out-of-control".
"He is not purely malevolent," he said, before adding he believed he would offend again.
Describing Mr Hutchings, he said: "He thought he was going to die.
"He could have suffered a fractured skull. He could've bled to death."
He described how his attackers said things during the attack including "I am going to torture you bruv" and "just kill him".
He said Mr Hutchings must have felt "terror".
Speaking afterwards, Detective Sergeant Michael Burnage said: "Sam Simon lured his friend to his home with the sole intention of torturing and robbing him.
"He was subjected to a horrific and sustained attack.
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TIMBURRY wrote:I know what they did deserves a longer sentence plus they get out once they have done half there time.
Why big up the sentence. .. No one for 21 years, the most was 6 years. THEY SHOULD HAVE GOT 21
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Our thieving MP's don't even get arrested, the bankers are getting bonus' and no arrests, our non tax paying large companies in the UK are causing the problems of our NHS not having enough money and nothing is done about it by our corrupt government.
What is going on - is it NWO? Certainly seems that way.
Shameful of the judges, they are unfit for purpose.
11:50am Tue 15 Apr 14
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getThisCoalitionOut wrote:Because they have lost touch with modern life and people's extraordinary ability to be able to act without thinking of the consequences, its no coincidence these miscreants were playing grand theft auto, young people today are addicted to pointless electronic contraptions which erode humans great attributes like humanity, decency and understanding. This is a timebomb which will only worsen aslong as parents don't parent and let their offspring play pointless, violent, idiotic console games.
Why do our judges keep giving such short sentences for crimes like this and worse.
Our thieving MP's don't even get arrested, the bankers are getting bonus' and no arrests, our non tax paying large companies in the UK are causing the problems of our NHS not having enough money and nothing is done about it by our corrupt government.
What is going on - is it NWO? Certainly seems that way.
Shameful of the judges, they are unfit for purpose.
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3:54pm Tuesday 18th February 2014 in Rewind: A look back on life in Swindon By Barrie Hudson
THIS week in 1962 there was an American in orbit, controversy in the classroom and a Swindon bank full of Semtex.
The American was Colonel John Glenn, the controversy was over secondary modern schools – and we'll get to the Semtex later.
For now let's just say the people who put it inside the bank proudly owned up to the deed.
By the time Glenn made his three orbits aboard his tiny Friendship 7 capsule, deadly Cold War rivals the Soviet Union had already put two men there. It would be more than seven years until the US claimed first prize in the space race by landing Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the Moon.
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We added: "After another series of delays Lieut Col John Glenn was launched into space from Cape Canaveral at 2.48 this afternoon, and went into orbit."
Our editorial writer hailed the flight as vital in our technological rivalry with the Soviet Bloc, and seemed to think the Russians were plotting to become sci-fi villains: "The astronauts' capsules of today are the weapons carriers of tomorrow – and perhaps of a very early tomorrow – for it is now clear that an H-bomb can be put into orbit and released at the push of a button to fall within a measurable, if large, pre-determined area."
Back on the ground in Swindon, a reader named only as 'Teacher' wrote to our letters page that segregating children into grammar and secondary modern schools was unfair. They added that secondary moderns failed all but their best pupils.
The claim prompted the Westcott Secondary head, a Mr R Owen, to speak out at the school's annual prizegiving.
"We are just as proud here," he said, "of the lad who at last finds he can read as we are of the best GCE results."
Calling for education to keep pace with scientific and cultural developments, he told parents: "If you will forgive me, so many of you seem to think that the pattern of education of even 30 years ago is good enough for your children."
That week also saw the opening of Swindon's newest bank, a branch of the now long-forgotten Williams Deacon's.
The bunker-like structure at 127 Commercial Road still stands, and houses an RBS branch.
Back in 1962, customers were promised: "An up-to-the-minute building, a forward-looking company with nearly two centuries of experience..."
They were also promised a main entrance tiled with Semtex, which in those days didn't mean customers were strolling about on a layer of plastic explosive.
In 1962 it seems Semtex Ltd was a flooring company based in Bristol. Their advert urged: "As you walk across the public area, notice how little noise you make.
"Semtex Rubber flooring has been laid here to a simple, dignified design which does much to provide the Bank with its atmosphere."
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Woman who took Boh from cemetery turns herself in; says she was trying to rescue him
A 36-year-old mother turned herself in Friday, but told reporters she was trying to help the German shepherd she took from a cemetery, thinking he'd been abandoned.
"I saw the dog almost get hit on the side of the road and I stopped to see if he was okay. And I picked him up thinking he didn't have an owner. And I was trying to help. I took him to a vet to have him checked for a microchip. I was trying to help him, that's all," Dana Hartness told WCNC as she arrived at the Lincoln County courthouse with her lawyer.
Boh — wearing a collar, but no ID — was seen getting into a car on Feb. 28 at Forest Lawn Cemetery, which his owners live next door to. He became a social media sensation in the weeks after his disappearance as cemetery visitors posted remembrances online of how he had comforted them there.
He was found Thursday night wandering around Birkdale Village in Huntersville, about 25 miles away. Two sisters took him home from the shopping center and posted his photo on a Facebook page for lost German shepherds.
His owners, who had created their own Facebook page, Bring Boh Home, were told about the photo, checked it out, and knew immediately it was their missing dog. They picked him up Thursday night.
On Friday, Hartness turned herself in after learning the Lincoln County sheriff's office obtained warrants for her arrest of charges of felony larceny of a dog and possession of stolen goods.
According to the Charlotte Observer, investigators had determined that Hartness, after stopping with Boh at an animal hospital, took the dog home — contrary to her claim that he ran away when she stopped her car to let him go to the bathroom.
"We know she took the dog home," Lt. Tim Johnson said. "She had the dog there where she lives, then he got (away) the next day."
The Observer reported that Hartness has been convicted in the past of larceny and attempted larceny, according to court records.
(Photo: Lincoln County sheriff's office)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 8th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, arrest, boh, cemetery, charlotte, comfort, dana hartness, dog, dogs, facebook, forest lawn, found, german shepherd, lincolnton, lost, north carolina, online, pets, returned, reunion, social media, stolen, surrender, visitors, warrant
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Boh's home: German shepherd who comforted cemetery visitors is found
Boh, the German shepherd who comforted visitors at a cemetery next door to his home, has been found — one week after his disappearance.
The dog was found Thursday night, safe and unharmed, about 25 miles away from his home in Lincolnton, according to the Bring Boh Home Facebook page.
His owners say it was a post on the Facebook page that led them to the dog, according to WCNC.
Boh was last seen at Forest Lawn Cemetery on E. Hwy 150 in Lincolnton, N.C., on Feb. 28, when a worker saw a woman wearing scrubs put the dog in her car and drive off.
His owners, Tina Kennedy and Brad Beal, had been looking for him ever since, and they turned to Facebook for help. While, at first, no definitive tips came in on the dog's whereabouts, the couple learned, through responses to their posts, just how much Boh had come to mean to cemetery visitors.
"I can't tell you how much he comforted me when I have been alone over there," read one. "I remember him just sitting by me…I thought that was so cute. I will say a prayer he is returned."
Another post called Boh "God's shepherd watching over loved ones gone, but not forgotten."
Many others shared personal stories on how Boh comforted them in their time of need.
After his disappearance, and through Facebook, his owners learned that Boh would escort cemetery staff members arriving for work to their offices. He'd greet those who arrived to visit departed loved ones, sometimes accompanying them to the graves.
"He just started going over to the graveyard and hanging out with the guys as they were working on the graves out here and he just kind of became a part," Beal told WCNC in Charlotte. "He would walk the ladies from their cars to the office every morning. He'd console the families."
"It is heartwarming to know what we knew was special to us has turned out to be, or maybe to be, more special to some other people because he's helping them through a hard time," said Kennedy.
It was also through Facebook that they managed to track Boh down.
The dog was reunited with his owners last night.
Police have questioned one suspect, WCNC reported today. She told officers she picked up the dog to take him to a shelter in Greensboro, but that the dog jumped out of the car in Cornelius. No charges have been filed.
Now that he's back home, Boh might not be visiting the cemetery anymore, Beal said. He said he's reluctant to let Boh go back there on his own, but added that Boh's frequent visitors are welcome to come visit him.
(Photo: Boh reunites with owner, from the Bring Boh Home Facebook page)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 7th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, boh, boh found, cemetery, charlotte, comfort, disappeared, dog, dogs, escort, facebook, forest lawn cemetery, found, god's shepherd, graves, graveyard, lincolnton, missing, north carolina, pets, reunion, reunited, search, shepherd, staff, stolen, visitors
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Who says dogs can't climb trees?
Most dogs, when they chase a cat up a tree, leave it at that.
Some walk away, deeming their mission accomplished. Some might skulk away, feeling, or so we'd guess, outwitted. And some might stand sentry at the base of the tree, waiting hours for the cat to come down.
But once in a rare while, a dog like Bella — seen in these photos — doesn't let a little thing, like her species not being of the tree-climbing variety, stop them.
Bella followed this cat right up the trunk — and about two-thirds of the way to the top of the tree — before reaching a point where going any higher would have been dangerous, and getting down was pretty much impossible.
Her owner, Heather Evans, called the Garner, N.C., Fire Department.
Then she took some photos — of her dog's predicament, and her dog's rescue.
The photos appeared on ABC11, which reported the dog was stuck for about an hour and a half before firefighters arrived and, with a ladder, helped her down.
Bella was not hurt, and neither was the cat, who we assume got down by itself.
(Photos by Heather Evans, via WTVD)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 5th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, bella, cats, chase, climbing, climbing trees, dogs, follow, garner, heather evans, north carolina, owner, pets, photos, tree climbing dogs, trees, up a tree
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The poodle who pays for my Obama Care
Oftentimes, when to pursue your own dreams and interests you stop working for "THE Man" — as I did six years ago — you end up, unfortunately, without "THE Salary" and without "THE Benefits."
That — the no more health insurance part — is why I haven't seen a doctor in six years.
That — the no more salary part — is why, in addition to being an author, freelance writer, photographer and blogger, I recently became a bartender and, even more recently, a dog walker.
And that brings us to Lily, the poodle who pays for my Obama Care.
I suppose I should be thanking our President for finally being able to get myself some health insurance. He's the one who made it possible. But Lily, sweet Lily, made it doable.
If being paid to spend time with Lily makes me a gigolo, then call me a gigolo. True, I come calling on her twice a day, three times a week. I knock on her door, give her a hug when it opens, and then wrap her coat snugly around her, making sure her fluffy white ears don't get caught inside.
We ride the elevator down to the first floor of the assisted living center in which she and her owner live and go outside for a 20-minute stroll — during most of which she walks daintily along the top of the curb, like a tightrope walker. She fastidiously poops in the same spot each time, in the woods on a vacant lot. She stops when I stop, goes when I go, and has never once caused the slightest tug on her retractable leash.
After the walk — and I've never met a dog who's easier to walk — we go back inside. Then we sit in the lounge area and snuggle for maybe five minutes. That is my favorite part and, though it may be vain of me to think so, her's too.
My other favorite part is seeing the reaction of residents when a dog comes into the room, the smiles that instantly appear and the hands that reach out. It's amazing the change in atmosphere one dog's presence can produce.
I've often thought it would be great to run some kind of program that not only brought dogs into facilities for the elderly, but found them homes there, and provided support and help to residents who wanted dogs of their own, but had concerns about whether they could manage it.
That would be fun, and noble, and help homeless dogs, and assist in bringing immeasurable joy to people.
But it wouldn't pay my bills — much less provide health insurance for me.
I charge Lily $6.50 for each session.
In a month, that earns me enough to pay my $137.67 monthly health insurance premium, as determined by the Affordable Health Care Act, based on my income.
That income pales in comparison to what I made as a newspaper reporter, back when I worked for THE Man. I left my last newspaper job in 2008 to write a book, but also because, amid continued shrinkage and cutbacks, it had become nearly impossible to do a story justice and give it the attention it deserved. After that my dog and I traveled the country, and I tinkered with another book, while continuing to write this blog.
We ended up in North Carolina, and last year moved to the little town of Bethania.
A few months ago I started working the bar and grill at a golf course down the street from my rented house. Not to bore you with my finances, but that two-day-a-week job, coupled with my newspaper reporter pension, makes it possible to pay my rent, bills and other debts. I wasn't bringing in enough for health insurance, though, and — after countless hours wandering around healthcare.gov — I had pretty much decided I would continue do without, pay the penalty fee, and treat any diseases or disorders that arose with chicken soup and ibuprofen.
One afternoon, at the golf course, the aunt of another employee visited and told me about her dog-walking business — business maybe not being the right word. It's sort of more in between a business and volunteering. She helps residents of an assisted living center with chores, ranging from shopping trips to dog walking, charging a rate that does little more than pay for her gas.
She, like me, feels strongly that dogs can improve the lives of elderly people, especially those who live alone. I told her if she was ever in a pinch, and in need of a fill-in dog walker, I'd be glad to help out.
A few weeks later she called, and I began walking Miss Lily — at first temporarily, then regularly.
The insurance plan Lily has enabled me to get is not the kind that pays for everything.
It's more, as I understand it, the type that, after I spend $3,000 or so I don't have on doctors, will kick in and pay 60 percent or so of my qualifying medical expenses. Even with it, one good medical crisis will probably still send me into financial ruin. But at least it's something, and I'm abiding by the law, and it might make me more likely to visit a doctor.
And even if I don't, I'll still be reaping some health benefits – between all the dog cuddling, which is good for the heart, and all the dog walking, which is good for the heart.
I'm sure there will be much confusion, red tape and arguing ahead when it comes to my health insurance. There always is. And with my income being of the fluctuating variety — depending on the stories I sell, the dogs I walk, the beers I serve — I don't understand how we will determine the premium I should pay in the future. Is it based on last year's income? Or this year's income, which I won't know until the year is finished?
Just last month, two more dogs showed up at the assisted living facility. First came a Boston terrier named Punkin. I take him for three walks a day, three days a week. Then came Gretel, a miniature schnauzer who is 13, and the fastest walker of the bunch.
That means more income, which means the amount I have to pay for my Obama Care will go up.
For the record, Republican leaders, that doesn't sap me of any incentive. I still want to have as much money as you. I'd still like to have the kind of health insurance you have.
But at least I can take a rebellious sort of pride in the fact that I'm not working for THE Man.
No. Not me. I'm working for a kind and gentle, polite and refined, sweet and loving curbwalker. I'm working for THE Poodle.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: affordable health care, animals, assisted living, benefits, costs, dog walking, dogs, dogwalking, elderly, escort, gigolo, health, health care, insurance, lily, newspapers, north carolina, obama, obama care, pets, poodle, premiums, president, salary, the man
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Vick to speak at event honoring NC athletes; thousands express outrage with the choice
Tens of thousands are expressing their outrage online over the selection of Michael Vick as the main speaker at an "Evening of Champions" event in Raleigh.
The event, held to honor local athletes, is scheduled for Feb. 12.
Officials with the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, which is sponsoring the event, say they're reviewing the complaints that have flooded in online about the appearance of the quarterback, who was convicted and served time in connection with his dogfighting operation.
But they say they have no plans to disinvite Vick.
"There is a group of folks, who are very unhappy with Mr. Vick for a variety of reasons — and they are passionate about it," said Harvey Schmitt, president and CEO of the chamber.
But, he added, "Mr. Vick has an interesting story to tell. It is one of an attempt for his personal redemption." Schmitt also stressed the event isn't about honoring Vick, but spotlighting local sports stars. "The recognition is not for Mr. Vick," he said.
The announcement of the event on the chamber's Facebook page has drawn more than 1,000 comments, almost all of them negative.
"If you want a few Champions to speak to your little group, how about inviting the people who had to rescue and rehabilitate the dogs that survived their experience with Michael Vick? Or lets hear from the people that had to deal with the bodies of the ones that did NOT survive Michael Vick? THOSE are the true champions," wrote a woman who identified herself as Sandra Melvin.
A group organizing a protest at the event has seen 1,600 sign up to attend, according to its Facebook page.
Meanwhile, a petition demanding the chamber remove Vick from the program has been signed by nearly 70,000 people on the website Change.org.
Organizers say the event is an opportunity to "learn the real story about his incredible NFL career, his meteoric rise from poverty to riches and fame, his downfall, and his improbable comeback."
The program is being held at PNC Arena, with tickets running as much as $75 each.
Chamber officials declined to say how much Vick is getting paid for the appearance, according to WNCN, which first broke the story.
Vick, currently a free agent, played for the Atlanta Falcons at the time of his arrest and, after his prison sentence, was hired by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Posted by John Woestendiek February 5th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal cruelty, animal welfare, chamber of commerce, dog fighting, dogfighting, evening of champions, event, greater raleigh chamber of commerce, michael vick, nfl, north carolina, philadelphia eagles, quarterback, raleigh, redemption, speaker, speaking, sports, vick
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NC puppy mill law pronounced dead after senator's remarks are taped
Backers of increased restrictions on dog breeders in North Carolina recorded a conversation with a state Senator who opposes the bill at a meeting earlier this month and, as a result, some Republican leaders say there will be no vote on a proposed puppy mill law this year.
Senate Rules Committee Chairman Tom Apodaca said Sen. Bill Rabon, R-Brunswick, was recorded without his knowledge during a private meeting, and that those who taped him planned to use the recording to "force" senators into passing the bill.
"It is wrong to secretly record private conversations with members of the General Assembly and then threaten to expose those conversations to the media to force legislators to meet specific demands," Apodaca said. "That is nothing short of political extortion and represents a new low in lobbying for legislative action. To dignify those actions by moving ahead on this issue would set a dangerous precedent while condoning and encouraging these unethical tactics."
Janie Withers, the community activist who recorded the Jan. 16 meeting with Rabon, said the recording wasn't a secret. She said she routinely tapes meetings, and that the tape recorder was sitting in plain view to all, including Rabon.
The bill passed the House last year, and has been pushed by both Gov. Pat McCrory and his wife, Ann.
In the recording, Rabon, using more than a few expletives, criticized the McCrorys for publicly supporting the bill.
"It was bullied out of committee by the executive branch," Rabon (pictured at left) says in the tape recording, obtained by WRAL-TV . "The executive branch had absolutely, absolutely no business sticking its nose in the legislature on that sort of issue."
He said Ann McCrory's advocacy, including a visit to the House chamber to watch the May 9 vote, was "against all laws. … There is a strong line between opinion and lobbying. When you pick up the phone and you are in a position of power and call individual legislators and offer advice or praise or this or that, you are, under the law, lobbying, and you must be a registered lobbyist in this state to do that."
Coming across as a bit of an Alpha dog, Rabon makes it clear that he is against the bill, and that it would be unable to pass without his support.
"That bill is not going to pass," Rabon, a veterinarian, told the group. "Angels in heaven cannot make that bill pass."
He said he planned to introduce a "stronger" bill that he said would not negatively impact on hunters and livestock owners: " … When I do it, it will be done at the right time, and it will pass," he said. "I'm in the top five members in power in the Senate. The best shot you folks have ever had, you're talking to."
Gov. Pat McCrory and his wife, Ann, have both pushed for the legislation, which is designed to set minimum standards for people who keep at least 10 female dogs primarily to breed and sell the offspring as pets. McCrory urged its passage again on Monday.
"Just because someone uses foolish tactics, there is no reason to stop good legislation which needs to be passed here in North Carolina," McCrory said.
(Top photo: From a 2012 puppy mill raid in NC, courtesy of Humane Society)
Posted by John Woestendiek January 28th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal welfare, animals, ann mccrory, apodaca, bill, bill rabon, breeders, breeding, dog, governor, humane, janie withers, law, legislation, meeting, north carolina, pat mccrory, pets, politics, proposal, puppy mill, rabon, recording, republican, restrictions, secret, senate, senator, tape recording, taped, wral
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The Ace Files: What to do when your dog won't let his claws be trimmed
Ace was born and raised a city dog, and however mean one might consider the streets of Baltimore, they (and its sidewalks) always did a good job of keeping his claws filed down to a less than deadly length.
That was a good thing, because, when it comes to a toenail trim, Ace will have no part of it.
Groomers, vets and I have all attempted it, only to receive the clear message from him that — as much as he likes to have his paws played with, as much as he likes to hold hands — bringing any sort of grooming tool near his claws is a declaration of war.
Ace's claws, for that very reason, have always been too long.
That poses problems, to himself and others. Ace is quick to shake hands, and sometimes does so unsolicited. In Baltimore, when he was working as a therapy dog, I feared he might inadvertenly and with all good intentions rip apart the small children reading to him, and I monitored him accordingly.
They were too long when we pulled out of the city, for a year-long, John Steinbeck-inspired tour of America. But by being constantly on the go, his claws remained at least at a tolerable length during our travels.
They were too long, despite daily walks around the block, after we ended up in Winston-Salem, N.C. and moved into the apartment of my birth.
And since becoming a country dog, when we moved to a little house in tiny Bethania, N.C., they've only gotten worse — to the point they may now be described as a tad freakish, if not lethal weapons.
Once again, I went out and bought some expensive clippers, having misplaced several old and never-used ones. But the latest attempt didn't work either. No brand, no style, no method of claw trimming seems to work on Ace.
He doesn't snarl, or bite, he just bucks and flails and, at 115 pounds, overpowers anyone attempting to trim his nails. What's much scarier is the immense stress it seems to cause him. His heartbeat speeds up. He pants and drools and squirms. His eyes get a frightened look. Maybe I just imagine it, but he even starts to exude an odor. The smell of fear?
Once, back in Baltimore, I asked Ace's vet to trim his nails. Ace resisted. The vet muzzled him and tried again. Ace resisted more. Then the vet called two burly men into the room to usher Ace upstairs.
From below, I heard the ruckus. It sounded like a professional wrestling match was underway, and about two minutes later they brought Ace back down, saying they'd been unable to accomplish the task — despite their muscles and whatever implements of restraint were upstairs.
It was concluded then that the only way to do it would be by sedating him. The idea of that scares me at least as much as how stressed he gets.
For my my most recent effort, I bought the most expensive professional nail clippers I could find. I let them lay around the living room for a week so Ace would get used to them. Then I recruited a friend, and had her feed him treats as I attempted the deed. Despite even that incentive, he balked. By the time it was over, I was almost fully sprawled atop him while whispering sweet nothings into his ear. He bucked me off, and not a single nail got trimmed. (Anybody need some expensive professional nail clippers?)
I described all that to Ace's most recent veterinarian, here in North Carolina, at his check-up last month.
He suggested we start jogging on sidewalks. Then, seeing my reaction, he suggested I find a young and energetic friend to jog with Ace on sidewalks.
He also suggested a complete blood work-up that, in addition to checking for any health problems, might also help determine how well Ace would handle sedation.
We didn't take him up on the second offer, deciding to wait until Ace turns 9 for that.
We did consider his other suggestion — though not to the point of taking up jogging.
Since moving to historic Bethania, and having our own back yard, Ace doesn't go for a walk every day. Bethania doesn't have a lot in the way of sidewalks. Three or four times a week we take a short walk — mostly on the street — to the little post office where I pick up my mail. Two or three times a week we walk the dirt trail that meanders through Black Walnut Bottoms, behind the visitor center.
Once in a while, Ace will hear a hunter's gunshot there, prompting him to turn around and head home. Ace also fears loud, cracking noises — anything from a bat hitting a ball to the crackle of the fireplace. His fears, as he grows older, seem to become more pronounced, but then maybe that's true of all species. Whatever little fears we have turn into big looming nightmarish ones. Probably, there is a drug to help deal with that. But I am increasingly fearful of pharmaceuticals.
Given the lack of options, I decided Ace needed to spend more time pounding the pavement — and at a pace quicker than the slow one at which I prefer to move along.
So we took some of the vet's advice, and reshaped it to fit our lifestyle (OK, my lifestyle). We headed down to the golf course where I work as a bartender a couple of nights a week. (Ace not having appeared in a movie in a while, I took my new camera along, too, to test out its video capabilities.)
I'm thinking of making it a twice-a-week routine. The mile-long trot seemed to make an immediate difference. His claws weren't really any shorter, but they were much less sharp and pointy.
Ace slept great that night, but then he sleeps great every night, with only occasional scary dreams that makes his paws flutter as he emits little whimpers. I don't think he's chasing rabbits in his dreams. More likely, he's running away from scary monsters that want to clip his nails.
(Ace has appeared in one professionally made movie, and several unprofessional ones. You can see some of the latter here.)
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(BRAZIL) -- The USA pulled off a victory in Brazil Monday with a 2-1 win over Ghana in the World Cup, but as Team America advances, will they face challenges from international referees as well as the players on the field?
Some sports fans call it "home cooking." It's when a ref favors the team from his or her home, but does this really happen on an international level?
Teams from 32 countries are represented at the 2014 FIFA World Cup and along with the top players come the top soccer referees from around the world. Brigham Young University economics student, Bryson Pope, decided to research favoritism on the field by analyzing 2,500 matches over 12 seasons of the European Champions League. He found that players from a referee's home country were called for fewer fouls and their opponents get called for more fouls. His research also shows the favoritism intensifies at home games and as tournaments progress into later stages.
FIFA does make an effort to prevent bias at the World Cup. Referees are pulled from 40 different countries to create a sense of fairness. It is also relying on technology to monitor play and help eliminate human error.
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If this is too short for some to be a fan shot, I apologize now. Now that we have gotten that out of the way I have a question.
I have seen so many posts about tanking the season to get Luck. I personally am not able to hope the team loses. That is just not in me. If that is where you are, I respect your opinion.
I have heard several people make the legitimate argument that Luck is not guaranteed to be a great QB at the pro level. But another point that I haven't heard made yet is even if we tank the season and get the 1st pick in the draft (which I would hate) what guarantee do we have that Pioli would draft Luck?
I am not going to pretend that I know what he would do, but we know that he usually doesn't pick the person he is expected to pick. In fact, he is so unpredictable that when he did pick the person most people felt he should choose, it was still a huge shock (Eric Berry).
I haven't done any in depth research, but I don't know if Pioli has drafted a QB in the first round. If he has, I know it's not the norm for him. So what happens if we tank the season and Pioli pulls a "Pioli" and drafts someone not named Luck?


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European labels scared of Apple dominance
"Music labels are dragging their feet in licensing their songs to Apple Computer because they fear its long-promised European music download site will dominate the online business, industry insiders say.
The five main record labels are understood to be scared that Apple, which makes the iPod digital music player, will become as successful in Europe as it has in the US, where it has 70 per cent of the legal download business. That could let it dictate which stars or records succeed or fail by deciding which to promote on its site."
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AND_what's your point after all that trolling? smoke 'n mirrors? yeah, about as much as smoking out of your rear-end. Why are you so upset about what apple is trying to do? WhatEVER that may be? Why are you trying to "sell" your ill-fed crap-opinion to others?
People on this site are trying to support apple because they like what apple is doing for them (I don't see any other site promote the same message, maybe because all other "competitors" are the ones there for profit only - not their customers), if you don't like it, or like to smoke more out of your backside, please do so elsewhere - no one (including apple) is forcing you to eat what they serve.
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Do you work? Do you pay taxes? Have you ever complained about the way the government is doing things?
Same thing I'm doing here. Yes, I've supported Apple. I've bought two iPods, but that doesn't require me to think everything Steve Jobs says is the Gospel, or that everything Apple does is divine.
If you don't like my POV, then don't read my posts. The whole point of this site is for people to have discussions.
I don't see anything in your post that was of any benefit to anyone on this site, so you may want to consider just keeping your mouth shut next time.
Your main problem is that you were duped by Apple. Fooled by their smoke and mirrors… that's why you don't get the point of my post.
Talk to you later, fanboy.
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Quoting angry british man(silver_haze20),
"I really cannot beleive you just said that zim, exactly how patriotic are you to your oh so fantastic country run by the worlds number one (George Bush if you couldn't work it out)"
BZZZZ! The correct answer we're looking for is "sarcasm." Sorry, you lose the car and the trip to Scotland.
But getting back to the topic, historically there's almost always been a backlash anytime a system or entity has established a majority of influence. This is, justifiably, due in part to the power that system inherits.
Because of this, two things occur: 1. the system currently in the position of power will do whatever they can to stay in power, and 2. there will be group, perhaps quite large, that arises in opposition to that system. I think people instinctually and naturally try to balance power. It's a survival mechanism.
So I'd say that what the record companies are worrying about and what we're discussing on this forum is perfectly natural. I would actually worry a lot more if a given company or system became the dominant force and no one opposed it.
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Apple wants to know what it feels like to have a monoply. By all means, go for it. At least with an Apple monoply the the music players would look good.
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A white stretch limo dropped off the Morris family at Sac International Airport on Wednesday for their flight to New Orleans.
Dominik Morris, 12, of Roseville is Super Bowl-bound to see his San Francisco 49ers face the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
"It's fabulous that I get to go," he said. "It's very cool that I get to go with my family all together to do it."
Dominik's wish was granted through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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He's had to endure two brain surgeries.
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I had such a great time there!! Could be one of my favorite places!! I also touched a special part on the bridge that it is said if you do that you are bound to come back to Prague! I hope that is true!! I could spend more time here!!! After this i decided to head to Vienna!! Good thing Cody missed his bus so that i could have some company on the train! :)
Day 14 Prague
... to the apartment. Every corner is a photo-op, I must restrain myself / and wait for the sun to come out. Some photo's have been...enhanced. Tonight we've just returned from a concert in the Spanish Synagogue. It is very well restored and quite beautiful. Photo's won't do it justice due to the subtle lighting. The concert was performed by a six piece string and brass ensemble and was mostly Gershwin and Bernstein. Peter cooked some delicious salmon for dinner. How civilised ...
Big Meat Mixed
... after a X-Mas dinner (I quote; "I'm going to try and lie down on the bed... Oh no, wait, that's impossible!"), we traced the Vltava river towards the city centre, already entranced by the picturesque Prague Castle in the distance.
Once in the centre I purchased my first beer of the day (the first of many), which certainly quenched my thirst. We then strolled through the old town square and across the cobbled streets, making it just ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking


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The Big Bang Theory S07E06 720p BluRay x264-DEMAND
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Leonard Hofstadter and Sheldon Cooper are both brilliant physicists working at Caltech in Pasadena, California. They are colleagues, best friends, and roommates, although in all capacities their relationship is always tested primarily by Sheldon's regimented, deeply eccentric, and non-conventional ways. They are also friends with their Caltech colleagues mechanical engineer Howard Wolowitz and astrophysicist Rajesh Koothrappali. The foursome spend their time working on their individual work projects, playing video games, watching science-fiction movies, or reading comic books. As they are self-professed nerds, all have little or no luck with popular women. When Penny, a pretty woman and an aspiring actress originally from Omaha, moves into the apartment across the hall from Leonard and Sheldon's, Leonard has another aspiration in life, namely to get Penny to be his girlfriend.
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