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Adopt this dog or we'll kill it
Those among you who remember when it was all fields round here may also recall the famous January 1973 cover of National Lampoon which carried a pic of someone holding a gun to the head of a rather worried looking mutt and the headline "If You Don't Buy This Magazine, We'll Kill This Dog". Zack the dog as seen on dogsindanger. …
Okay, it's not nice behaviour. But.
I don't know about in the US, but it's my understanding that in the UK at least one major shelter charity does exactly the same thing; they just don't bother with the advertising campaign.
So unless you think that the problem here is that the advertising is manipulative (rather than the problem being killing healthy dogs) this is not really uncommon.
Call me Heartless...
... but how about a 30second countdown to the tune of 'countdown'.
I know this will anger a lot of people but if they have to put some animals down then so be it. Even if they have to put a lot of animals down then so be it. It's a sad reality but the planet breads too many dogs and cats to be "pets" and there are too few humans who can reasonably take care of them. I understand that pets hold places in people's hearts that's fine but we should be wasting gov't (or really tax payer) money to keep them alive. If the shelter can't deal with them that sucks but it's the world we live in.
Such a sad state
It's such a sad state of life when it takes a website like that to show all the animals that get put too death because no one wants them. I got my dog from a rescue and plan to do so from now on.
Did i translate this correctly
'Lets put the truth in front of the consumer - either do something about it, or at least realize you're a partner.'
I'm a partner how exactly? It's my responsibility somehow that these dogs have no home? Does that make me a partner too, to the homeless people that die each year?
Maybe in China, you could put the truth in front of the consumer, literally. Ew ;p
Euthanize this!
What the hell?
I can see the logic in emphasizing the fate of animals which go unadopted, but implying that failure to adopt a dog makes you complicit in its death specifically is pretty ludicrous. Precisely how many dogs is each of us supposed to adopt? One a week? One a day? Hmm...
And in the vein of heartless humor, has somebody made a yahoo widget which shows a ticker with the running total of deceased canines? Or maybe a little speedometer showing the death rate in HpH (Hounds Per Hour)? Could be a hit...
Fsck 'em
Wouldn't it be easier to just kill them all now? Then no one would have to adopt them!
"Death solves all problems. No more dog, no more problem"
-- Uncle Joe Stalin
P.S. @Nick: How about "You are the weakest link, goodbye."
Fantastic idea.
Enough with all bleeding heart nonsense in the above comments.
My father used to own a kennels, and as such had contact with a lot of dog shelters. I can tell you straight, all of them put dogs down on a regular basis. After keeping the dog for a certain amount of time (it varied from 4 months to 2 years), if nobody was interested in adopting it, then, age dependant (normally anything over 6 years old), they'd be put down.
This is a great idea, we need something like this in England to highten awareness. It's a no nonsense approach (something that we see less and less nowdays), which I'm sure would work.
Death is an act of nature
How many children of big hearted families will be cutting back on the quality of their food, their education and their medical coverage because they were pressured into 'saving' and now supporting an animal that would have most likely died in the wild?
Humm... I think I'll start a new website...
P.S. I could call Sally Struthers and save a dozen third world children for less than the cost of keeping a dog.
Not funny
Tickers? Eating Dogs? Countdown timers?
Get a grip you sad people.
The website doesn't try to make people feel guilty about not adopting, it's just trying to make people aware of the situation in the US and the fact that it can be rectified if more people would adopt and neuter pets, instead of buying them from breeders or other places.
Don't go mad ...
All they want you to realise is that animals have to die because the overpopulation hasn't got anywhere to go but into the loving hands of shelters. This simply means that if you want a cat or a dog, find your perfect companion at a shelter! You don't need to worsen the situation by paying money for a young pedigree/near-generation breed of animal and you can still be happy.
This just makes me glad to continue recommending animal homes to future pet owners. So far I don't think I've ever heard anyone let down. My stray cat certainly couldn't be a healthier and more lovable animal to keep. One would think the expenditure of keeping these animals would enough to convince people to consider taking an admittedly small portion - the cost of the animal - out of it!
Spay & neuter ALL
Good that they are doing this website thing. Sure, it's nothing new and they are just drawing attention (I agree the "everyone's to blame" angle is stupid) to the problem. Which is great, I think. The more upset and revolted people are, the more noise they make.
I personally believe only licensed breeders should be able to breed and sell animals, instead of the stupid situation we have now. Every non-licensed owner should have ALL their animals castrated. Sounds extreme, but I think it's necessary to save the millions of killed animals and the mountains of money wasted to cope with the situation as it is now. And before such kind of measure has time to have an effect (if it happened to come to fruition), stupid people should NOT go buy dogs or cats, thus discouraging people from breeding them in the first place. Go get one from the pound/ rescue society, or from the street (my cat chose me in the parking lot like that, and fooled me into letting him inside, the bastard). They are as good (or frequently better, health-wise) than "breed" animals.
Meh. Kill them all.
It's only a dog, at the end of the day, turn them into cheap food, maybe?
Given the choice, I'd give money to save humans
They should have more of this sort of thing. How about a counter for each time someone in the US gets shot?
or a counter for each time someone in the US is made homeless (especially for the under 16's)
When will humans...
Have the same rights as animals? seriously I wish we could put down all the homless people that are in my city, obviously we'll put them on some poster and ask people to take them into their homes but if that doesn't work we can put them down..
It would easily sort out the "homeless" problem
Every charitable donation I make from my bank account each month bar one is to animal charities. Frankly, I have more respect for animals than I do for people.
A dog doesn't pretend to love you while it's screwing your best friend behind your back. If it screws something, you know about it. The daft creature usually does it in front of you then looks positively confused when you try to explain that the mother-in-law's leg is *not* fair game for humping.
There's no pretending from a cat that it wants more than food and a warm lap to sit on. A horse will kick you if it's threatened, a dog will bite if you strike it and a cat will lash out if you poke it in the eye. If you have common sense, it's easy to give respect to and expect it from animals.
Humans, on the other hand, are greedy, treacherous, manipulative, unthinking, and uncaring (or are at least capable of all of these characteristics). Perhaps if we could teach our children to be better people and to care more about the world we live in, other people and the creatures we share the planet with then that wouldn't be the case.
Good grief, I sound like a bloody hippy.
Ridiculous Statement...
"[E]ither do something about it, or at least realize you're a partner.".
Nonsense. Guess what? I'm doing nothing about it, and I'm not a 'partner', either - if 'partner' is supposed to imply that I share the responsibility for the country's inability to keep all its dogs in luxurious conditions. I don't keep dogs: never have, never will. I wouldn't wish them harm - I've nothing against dogs, particularly - but I've no particular desire to live with one. And no half-baked attempt to guilt-trip me is going to change that.
No animal should be deliberately mistreated, that's a given. But given that our society allows us in dealing with animals a measure of pragmatism far beyond what we're permitted to use with humans, it's perhaps preferable that these dogs are spared the suffering that will inevitably come from being dumped on some family or owner who didn't really want them and isn't really equipped to house them, but felt shamed into complying with this site's demands.
There is plenty of money.
I can throw a brick any time where I live and hit one or two people who have enough money to help every poor human every cat, dog, bird and wild creature in this world and they wouldn't lift a finger to help family of theirs much less any down and outer(man or dog) they don't even pay taxes. Quit making excuses for billionaires they aren't helping anyone or anything hoarding all that cash they are a common enemy for anyone who has to work to eat "we can't help the dogs or people" that's just completely false we could indeed help them, kill a few of the insanely rich and take their money and we can help them all. Who's with me lawyers first we could euthanize them and take their credit cards.
I am on the board of a 501(c)3 charity that provides vet care for Corgis and Corgi mixes in rescue. Our goal is that no dog will be denied rescue because of health issues. Sometimes the problems are too severe.
Yes, there are a lot of high kill shelters. Austin has a medium kill, although several years ago they announced the goal of becoming a no-kill shelter. The problem is, the way that works is that they don't take in animals that are injured or sick or may not be adoptable. Everybody wants a puppy, nobody wants a 7 year old Lab.
Spay and neuter. And don't buy from puppy mills, like pet stores. Either adopt or buy from a reputable breeder.
And, interestingly, I used to throw the Morning Telegraph. 35 years ago.
For the right person, a pet is an investment. A pet naturally de-stresses the owner, (when its not ripping up the curtains or crapping in the hall), and its a fact that people with pets are generally happier and live slightly longer on average than people without them. (I'm not including the owners of pit-bull terriers here, obviously.)
So adopting a stray is good for you as well as the animal. However, if you are getting a pet as a toy or a fashion accessory, here's a suggestion. Leave the animal at home and get yourself put down.
simple solution
A couple of quick solutions:
1. ship them off to Korea for dinner.
2. Open a Korean restaurant and start selling for dinner.
3. Ship them to Glasgow as my local Kebab shop is running low, I haven't seen a cat or dog since it opened a year ago....
I love dogs. But they are animals - worth neither more or less than say, a pig. If there are excess, unhappy dogs, why not use them as food? The Vietnamese aren't half as squeamish as we are - in fact, ironically enough, they're more likely to keep a pig as a pet than a dog.
...to quote http://www.dogstrust.org.uk/topnavigation/about_us/ - "We never destroy a healthy dog", and their ads on TV - "We never put a healthy dog down".
Suck it, Buddy Fund.
Do you reckon we could do the same...
... with Chavs. We could say adopt a Chav and teach it some respect and make sure it gets a job, otherwise we'll kill it. Would solve a lot of issues over here in the UK.
(what, I can't hear you, muman ights, your mumbling, sorry can't hear you)
@Iain Purdie
"A dog doesn't pretend to love you while it's screwing your best friend behind your back."
Isn't the dog supposed to be man's best friend? So really you're just against canine self-love...
It's a dog's life
Wake up people! It's a dog. It's not a person. It doesn't matter when so many people are dying because of insanitary conditions, polluted water and starvation. Not to mention being shot by your government (Burma) or someone else's government (Iraq). We can't help members of our own species so we shouldn't be helping another species until we've sorted out our problems.
Vote, give money to decent charities that help the third work with education projects and stop whining about Woofo. The dogs? Well, make them into food for poor people.
Heartless. Just... heartless
@John PM Chappell
I hope when you die you end up in hell and a thousand anubis will tear up your flesh for eternity
@Euthanize this!
Stupidity. At least those dogs are allowed to live. Taking them all and then pulling off a genocide is just stupid.
@Andrew Kay
Also, someone better add this site to the filters of the emos... Oh no, put that blade down!
We could save all the f*^£$%g money we spend on chavs and save the dogs... now that really would be a caring society :)
Given the choice...
I would rather adopt a homeless supercomputer. (CDC/Cray especially)
Supercomputers don't bark at the postman, pee on the carpet, lick their own and each others anal orifices then your face, eat excrement etc. unless programmed to!
Sure they cost more to "feed", but have you ever tried compiling/running flops.c on an alsatian pup?
I have a solution though. We simply /get over/ the stupid taboos and eat all pet horses and donkeys. (these are tasty and nutritcious, I assure you. Horse steak is *much* nicer than cow steak!) and give all the little puppies and kitties to the sad former-horse-owning little girlies who must have pets.
Don't get me wrong, I've nothing against dogs, but they don't have 80 bit floats and POPCNT, and taste like shit.
How about
a little bit of responsibility people?
I every pet owner was responsible and sensible there wouldn't be this problem.
Mind you, if everyone was a bit more responsible and sensible, there wouldn't be most of the problems in the world would there?
Frankly, as much as I'm in support of the Burmese monks, and I'm wearing red in support of them today, i think that the world could stand for there to be a whole lot less humans and a few more dogs.
Either way, I'm a cat person.
Who incidentally, is getting her new cat from the local shelter.
I have an easy and quick solution for both the dog and chav problem.
Clearance of Landmines.
3 birds with one stone!
And should the Dog/Chav survive a week in a mine field, then they should be put up for adoption!
Universal Neutering
I agree wholeheartedly with J: If you're not a breeder, your animals don't need reproductive organs. Neutering should be universal, and it should be available free of charge -- or at the very least, a "breeder's licence" should cost much more than the Operation.
If I was Prime Minister, I would even introduce free veterinary care for (at least) cats, dogs and rabbits. People who keep pets are known to be generally fitter than people who don't, so it would be saving the NHS money in the long run (a flea and worm treatment every few months is money well spent, if it means someone gets a bit of fresh air and exercise walking a dog).
Dogs, the healthy option.
"How many children of big hearted families will be cutting back on the quality of their food, their education and their medical coverage because they were pressured into 'saving' and now supporting an animal that would have most likely died in the wild?"
How many children of big hearted families will be getting decent healthy exercise and would learn about responsibilities that come from looking after and caring for a dog.
Kids love having dogs around, they provide them with companionship and fun. Now and again dogs have even been known to get kids away from their Playstations running around outside in the fresh air, doing their bit in the fight against childhood obesity.
Re: Not funny
Oh, right, sorry... bbbooohhhoooo, wah wah wah, sob sob sob, wimper...
Is that better? Did that help the situation any? Did I just save the life of a dog? No, didn't think so...
Well said, like that idea a lot, thinking fuel duty might drop and I might get state pension as well. So much TAX would be free'd up :)
We should do this to people in ICU!
We should do this to people in ICU!
Old story...
I remember a story I've read in a SciFi Magazine called "Tierra Hermosa" (it was in spanish). In this story to save the wild life of a valley a fund is created, if they don't get the money the valley must be destroyed, with alll the animals and trees in it.
Only a few people give money to save the valley... but a lot of people pay to shoot the animals and burn the trees!
This is really no different to Oxfam tactics, eg - when I donated £10 to oxfam when the christmas tsunami's happened - then I got thanked by Oxfam by sending me about £30 worth of crap through the post with huge glossy pictures of bloated kids or kids with fly's on them with captions like "save the children - just so much a month" or "save the people - just so much a month" or "why are you not saving them?? Its just so much a month" over the space of a year. I find that sort of thing offensive... I want to help people, but just because I donated to them once doesn't mean they should try and guilt me into doing it as a directdebit!!
It took about a month once I got completely fed up of them, plus some legal threats before they took my name off their system... at least with this site I can just not visit it!!
@Ian Ferguson
"I love dogs. But they are animals - worth neither more or less than say, a pig."
On the contrary, pigs are smart enough to know what a computer game is and play it for food. Dogs just paw at the monitor. And then whine. And then shite all over the place.
The Prophet (PBOH) was right. Dogs are quite unacceptable outside of any context in which they are irreplaceable, e.g farming, sniffing out hippy shit. As it happens jackels are probably better at both, as the Russians have discovered.
What a lot of sentimental saps we have. That's why the UK is going to the dogs.
LOL @ Heartless
No really, were you spaced out when you typed that? ;¬)
I won't burn in 'hell' because:
The word simply means 'cellar' or 'cave'. The concept it was adopted to cover is found in Jewish scriptures which the Xtians also adopted as theirs and has nothing whatsoever to do with flames or suffering. A much later and different suggestion is found in single text, usually called "Revelation" which was written by a man who was either hallucinating through drug use or else through poisoning as a result of illness. In any case, it contradicts many other texts of the Xtian faith and is the only place you find the fiery pit... but guess what? It's for 'Satan' and his 'Demons' not people you don't like.
As for Anubis, quite what you think Egyptian deities have to do with a modern Xtian concept is beyond me, not to mention that there is only one Anubis and he did not chew people to punish their lives. Oh, he was Jackal-headed, too, not a dog.
So, tenuous grasp on reality, no grasp on mythology and anthropomorphize animals... have you sought professional help, at all? :¬)
P.S. I think I'll go find a nice dog Char Sui....
Adopting pets
When I did the search, I didn't find any dogs in danger until I expanded it to "Any breed" and "within 500 miles" of my ZIP code! We are looking for a dog - we want a rescued Rhodesian Ridgeback (preferrably a lab mix, actually, because they are a tad smaller but with the desirable qualities of a Ridgie). I specifically want a RESCUED dog for just the reasons this article points out.
A better solution
Why don't we just say:
Unless you can't look after this dog because your sick... kill it your fucking self or find another owner yourself. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR DOG.
Less dogs in shelters, less guilt on people who don't deserve it.
People who give up dogs because the kids got bored of it will certainly feel bad for the 2 minutes they have to administer the injection themselves. But in terms of ethical treatment of animals it will make bad owners think twice about adopting.
re: universal neutering
I also agree this is probably the best answer to the problem.
As much as I love the Countdown jingle idea, and the browser toolbar addon is genius (although I would change that to DPS - dogs per second in deference to my lack of a life), the concept of spaying and neutering all dogs has many benefits.
The most obvious is that special class of twat, the amateur breeder, would be stopped dead in his tracks. You know, the kind of git that one day decides he can make a few grand by breeding his pedigree pitbull, only to end up with a litter of dead puppies, or due to his stupidity, a litter of diseased or otherwise damaged goods.
In Anchorage every dog owner must have a license. In order to get the license our dogs must be current on their rabies jabs, and until your dog can have the 3-year booster that means one year licenses.
As an incentive to spay and neuter, the cost of the license is reduced from excessive to acceptable.
With the mandatory idea you would go one step further and no longer issue licenses to anyone except registered and licensed breeders if the dog hasn't had the op.
To back that up the SPCA (our version of the RSPCA, obviously) offers $100 ops - about 50 quid. City-run shelters spay and neuter all animals before adoption, they even offer name and address implants for free.
Obviously it doesn't fix everything, obviously people break the law. .
But I reckon if it helps at all it's worth it. Otherwise we should probably all get the DPS plugin and have the Countdown jingle go off every time a particularly pathetic specimen meets it's ancestors.
Just make it more expensive to not setrilize your pets.
Nature causes dogs and cats to overpopulate.
Most societies chose to give them a chance at adoption and then kill them. Other less attractive options would be to hunt them, poison them, or introduce natural predators into our cities.
Maybe if there was a large fee to buy/adopt/license a fertile dog/cat, it would reduce the problem?
Re: Flawed campaign...
"If they've saturated the market and now they are going to reduce numbers - memory and LCD panel manufacturers do it all the time, unless they fix the problem they cause, they should feel the guilt rather than try to make others feel guilty."
We are talking about animals here, you caring genius, not "things". I bet expressions like "human resources" come easily over your lips.
Re: Just make it more expensive to not setrilize your pets.
"Nature causes dogs and cats to overpopulate."
Another genius. It's not nature that causes them to overpopulate, but us. We domesticated them. But I reckon you also believe that all those cattle ending up on our burgers was nature's will.
How about..
...combine it with that website that lets you take remote control of a webcam-controlled rifle to go game hunting? One button lets you donate to save the dog, another lets you donate to take pot-shots at it! Everyone's happy!
sister site
So here's what needs to be done. You set up another website which aggregates the results from dogsindanger.com and then lets the users bet on it!!!!! The perfect accompaniment to this kind of site is a gambling site.
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ElcomSoft had a great time overseas in the US, first at Techno Security Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC and later at AMD Fusion Developer Summit in Bellevue, WA. So it happened to be quite a long visit to the US full of preparations, talks, meetings, new acquaintances, parties and positive emotions (sun and ocean did their work).
At Techno Security it seemed like we were the only newcomers (maybe partly due to this fact we were so warmly welcomed), as practically everybody knew each other (even visitors) and the whole situation resembled an alumni party in a very positive and friendly atmosphere. (more…)
How to trace criminals on FacebookThursday, June 2nd, 2011
There has already been much said about enhanced federal activity in social networks "including but not limited to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Flickr" etc. in order to gather suspects' information and use it as evidence in investigation. However, far not everybody can understand (neither do three-letter agencies I suppose) how they can represent such info in courts and to what extent it should be trusted. (more…)
ElcomSoft Breaks iPhone Encryption, Offers Forensic Access to File System DumpsMonday, May 23rd, 2011
ElcomSoft researchers were able to decrypt iPhone's encrypted file system images made under iOS 4. While at first this may sound as a minor achievement, ElcomSoft is in fact the world's first company to do this. It's also worth noting that we will be releasing the product implementing this functionality for the exclusive use of law enforcement, forensic and intelligence agencies. We have a number of good reasons for doing it this way. But first, let's have a look at perspective.
Have you chosen you next smartphone? Why not BlackBerry? :)Friday, May 20th, 2011
Despite the fact that iPhone and Android keep on biting off greater parts of smartphone market, BlackBerry fans are still there, in spite of its various peculiarities. I won't compare multi-touch displays, HD cameras, smart sensors, applications or anything like that. I'd rather talk about BlackBerry Desktop Software. Yes, it can create backups, restore information from backups, and synchronize with Outlook only, period. But that's just not enough… (more…)
Nikon Image Authentication System: CompromisedThursday, April 28th, 2011
EuroForensics Conference 2011Wednesday, April 6th, 2011
So we are back again from EuroForensics Conference which took place in Istanbul a week ago, and it feels everything went fantastic. All preparations were quick and painless (our special regards to Kaukab Jamal ZUBERI, Bilal YILMAZ, Meryem Parlak, Canan Tas and the whole team of Forensic People), the event went smoothly with a marked emphasis on the first day, when we were almost stunned by crowds of computer forensic specialists, military people in uniform, government and other security researchers (I personally have never seen so many officials at one place before).
ElcomSoft Opens a Password Store to Sell Passwords Balancing Strength and MemorabilityFriday, April 1st, 2011
Great news, ElcomSoft starts Elcomsoft Password Store, an online service to supply customers with guaranteed secure passwords. The new Password Store provides customers a variety of selections, and complies with all industrial and government requirements regarding the length and complexity of passwords being sold. As a value-added service, the company offers near-instant recovery of all passwords sold through its Password Store for a nominal fee.
The many different security policies and government regulations make standard practices of choosing passwords inadequate (passwords are too easy to break) or unfeasible (passwords are impossible to memorize, get written on yellow stickers, and get easily hijacked). To facilitate the needs of its customers, ElcomSoft Co. Ltd. employed its extensive expertise in the areas of information security and password recovery, and offers a service to provide the perfect balance between password strength and memorability. After breaking millions of passwords, the company has inside information on what's strong, what's weak, and what's adequate for every task.
Offering three strength levels and several additional options, ElcomSoft offers an economical way to create passwords perfect for the type of information they protect. Customers can choose passwords that are short and strong, long and extremely strong, or very long and guaranteed unbreakable. For a small extra fee, Password Store customers can choose passwords that are easy to pronounce or quick to memorize, without sacrificing a single bit of security. In addition, ElcomSoft offer a "gift-wrap" option that accompanies every password with a digital authenticity certificate.
As a value-added service, ElcomSoft offers exclusive password recovery service to all customers of its Password Store. For a nominal fee, forgotten passwords can be recovered in an instant. Under no circumstances will the company sell passwords to any third-parties or upload the lists to the three-letter agencies, government or law enforcement officials unless they become our clients and buy their own passwords.
More info at http://www.elcomsoft.com/password_store.html
Cracking BlackBerry backups is now slower… but still possible, thx to GPU accelerationFriday, December 24th, 2010
If you have read our recent Cracking BlackBerry Backup Passwords article, you should be familiar with encryption implemented in BlackBerry Desktop Software. Just reminding:
In short, standard key-derivation function, PBKDF2, is used in a very strange way, to say the least. Where Apple has used 2'000 iterations in iOS 3.x, and 10'000 iterations in iOS 4.x, BlackBerry uses only one.
So password verification is (was) so fast/simple that we did not care about implementing it on the GPU — modern CPU is able to crack almost 8 million passwords per second (thanks to multi-threading and AES-NI). We would not call that the vulnerability, but still the weak link.
But new versions of BlackBerry Desktop Software have been released reсently (6.0 for Windows and 2.0 for Mac). And as always, there are bad news and there are good news.
BlackBerry password cracking: multi-threaded, with hardware-accelerated AESThursday, December 9th, 2010
Most modern CPUs are multi-core – it is not easy to find even a laptop with less than two cores these days. And for desktops, 4 cores are usual now.
Password recovery is one of most CPU-intensive tasks, and it fits best into multi-processor architecture. Every CPU (or CPU core) get its own portion of passwords to try (i.e. to check their validness), and they all work in parallel. As simple as that.
So what we're doing in our software is running multiple threads – as many as the number of CPUs (or cores) available. And the rest is being done by the operating system, that assigns the threads to cores (well, in most cases we don't care what particular core is going to execute a particular thread, because they are all equal; the only exception is when one or more of the cores is doing something already, I mean something CPU-intensive as well).


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The one team that has flown under the radar all year long, and maybe deservedly so, is Atlanta. Everyone talks about what they almost did last year, but they've done a lot of good things this year. This team is starting to mature and would've been a monster against anyone in the East; however, they have to deal with playoff monster in D-Wade. Watch out if they get past the Heat.
Do you think that allen iverson will play for a better team next year and make them better in any way and if so which team and why
I'll admit, the Hawks were under my personal radar this year — I saw them play maybe once or twice, and that was when Marvin Williams was healthy. I guess he's back, and he seems really important to their chances. It's insane how good Joe Johnson is, and how few people seem to know about it, but Williams is a better second scorer (or third, maybe, after Bibby) than they had last year, and if he plays well I think they can win. Either way, there are a ton of athletes on both sides, and I bet that series is going to be a blast to watch.
And Iverson…I don't know, I did a Fix on him last week and it seems like the consensus is now that he's just about done in the NBA. Not because he can't score anymore — he can, and I bet can still score 20 a game if given enough shots — but because he doesn't seem able to get his head around the fact that he's not going to be given the reins as The Guy anymore. He's always been one of my favorite players, but I think he's going to have to make a choice about whether he wants to be Allen Iverson in Europe and make a ton of dough doing what he's always done, or whether he's willing to step it back and be a super-Ron-Harper type for five more NBA seasons and maybe get a ring. If he wants to score a lot in the NBA, he'll need to be on a crappier team — one that would give him 20 shots per game because they have no one else to take them. If he wants to win a ring, though, and is willing to sublimate his Iverson-ness, I think he can write his ticket. Depending on how willing he is to surrender shots, minutes and ego, I think he'd be great in Miami or (and I acknowledge this in particular would never happen) Houston or Atlanta or Orlando and would get to play a lot in the playoffs for any of those teams. If he still wants to be the man, maybe Indiana could work, but does he really want to win 25 games next year? He wants to end his career on his own terms, which I respect. He just needs to figure out what those terms are, and if they're realistic.
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Minutes from Miami International Airport and conveniently placed near many area freeways, this comfortable hotel provides comfortable accommodations that both business and leisure travelers can enjoy....
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On a peninsula overlooking the Blue Lagoon, this hotel provides free shuttle service to/from Miami International Airport. The hotel features on-site dining, 24-hour room service, and flat-screen TVs....
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Embassy Suites Miami International AirportThis hotel in Miami, Florida has free shuttle services to and from Miami International Airport. It features an outdoor pool with hot tub. A daily breakfast and evening reception are available.
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Located 6 miles from Miami International Airport, this Doral hotel features an outdoor pool and a daily breakfast buffet. A fitness center and terrace are available on site.
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Close to airport Lots of room Plenty of parking Friendly staff
No dislikes
Nice view over lake
The landscape, parking facilities, rooms and the 10 minute drive from the airport are very convenient.
The breakfast could be improved.
We were given accessible room, nice and big, comfortable. Breakfast was very good, lots to choose from. Shuttle to airport was great.
Location, we did not have a car. There is nothing to do around the hotel. There is a shuttle that will take you to a few local restaurants but we chose to walk. The walk is about 20 minutes.
Great place would return anytime
We stayed 10/18 and again 10/25/14. I can't say enough good things about the staff--they were excellent. The rooms were large and very clean. We took advantage of the complimentary shuttle to and from the airport. We arrived early and they got us a room right away which we greatly appreciated. Thought it was a great place to stay
We did have to wait over an hour on the shuttle to pick us up from the mall, supposedly the shuttle ran approximately every 20 minutes?? (But much better than paying for a taxi)
the size of the room/suit
the climate control in the room only operated in 2 modes: freezing or uncomfortably hot. I also found an additional charge on my credit card for $40 that has yet to be explained. I paid cash for extras and cleared all charges when I checked out. overall not a very pleasant experience.
The room, close to airport, breakfast, wifi, personel.
Its far from restaurants for walking distance.
Customer service was excellent.
We received fliers under our door and weren't aware that weren't legit-ate and that they would actually make us wait 2 hours for our food. Called them twice and still had to wait 2 hours.
I liked the whole property it was clean the staff helpfull and nice.
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The breakfast left a little to be desired, the food wasnt tasty at all and they never refilled missing items in a timely manner and neither did they keep the food area clean. It was a HUGE Disappointment
We stayed two days in the hotel, the price is convinient, the suites are fine for 5 people (couple with teenagers) travelling and finding where to sleep. The hotel personel was really helpful and kind, and the breakfast buffet fair.
Distance with Miami. Although being "close" to the city, in realty I can't remember I've read about the traffic Jams, is a hassle driving from the hotel to any point to Miami.
I loved the hotel and all it had to offer and will stay again.
The fact that they dont tell you about the 20 dollar deposit fee on the web site that had me hot
Its a clean hotel located in a nice area near a lake and close to the airport, which make car driving very convenient. Nice free parking on location.
The noise of the air-conditioning engines when outside the building close to the breakfast area.
Bad Wi Fi
Very good value for money. The rooms are very comfortable and spacious. It has very good breakfast.
Spacious rooms with fridge, sink, micro. Nice selection for breakfast. Nice view of the lake.
Smell of burnt plastic around the electricity room.
every thing
location is good for me find good restaurants around. The hotel is very comfortable for whole family to stay
air condition is too close to the bed. It is better to have a barrier to prevent air flow directly to the bed.
The hotel looks very clean , smells goooood everywhere . The room was very clean , the bed was comfy zzzzz I slept like a baby . I really love this hotel..
I like the price, and the location
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Room is nice and clean overall. Good location for an airport hotel.
Terrible location for the city. Difficult access. Room was too cold due to A/C and too hot in the morning with the Sun.
Carpet was very very dirty especially in hallways,, Breakfast dining hall was very tight and small to hold all the guests as well as breakfast time was very short. while booking, I asked prior to my arrival to provide a baby crib and got confirmation, but unfortunately, nothing was there.
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These grants are made available to villages to improve the lives of residents in both public and private spaces. The installation of the generator would be a second source of energy should the building lose power.
Lawyers and judges are not exactly known for their fashion statements, but at a recent Dressed to a Tea event, they were the stars of the runway in Mineola.
The Oscar-themed event was hosted by the WE CARE Fund of the Nassau County Bar Association and the Nassau County Women's Bar Association, and raised money for several local charities. The night was a great way for members of the Nassau County legal community to relax and enjoy a fun evening with their colleagues at the Bar Association building in Mineola.
Mineola School District reps conducted walkthroughs in each of its buildings before cementing security updates in response to the Sandy Hook shootings in December. District Superintendent Michael Nagler said the school board received recommendations from Massapequa-based Intralogic Solutions and Bay Shore-based A+ Technologies on revising security measures.
Trustee Artie Barnett, who's been touting school security enhancements since the Connecticut incident, suggested the walkthroughs. Mineola officials recommended the district first examine Mineola High School and then upgrade all buildings, at an estimated cost of $50,000.
Dennis Walsh and incumbent George Durham were the two top vote getters for Mineola village trustee last Tuesday, garnering 858 votes and 836 votes respectively. Ten-year village trustee Larry Werther nabbed 463 votes. Mayor Scott Strauss ran unopposed, securing 1,117 tallies.
The victory of Durham and Walsh secures a majority for the New Line Party on the Mineola Village Board, with Paul Cusato as the lone Hometown Party representative. Walsh, 62, a retired NYPD cop, received the New Line endorsement in 2012.
Trash talk dominated the discussion in East Williston last week as the village held a public hearing to determine whether to dump their current and somewhat embattled garbage hauler, Dejana, in favor of the next lowest bidding company, Meadow Carting.
Port Washington-based Dejana Industries, Inc., has been the village's garbage hauling company since 2009, under a competitively bid contract which provides options to renew at the village's discretion. The company's current contract expires on May 31st.
Learn and Play Day Care on Herricks Road will not be granted a permit to expand from its current location, according to Supreme Court proceedings obtained by the Mineola American. Owner Arthur Smyles filed suit against the Village of Mineola after the board of trustees opposed the day care center's application in June 2012, noting safety and parking concerns.
Smyles originally wanted to add space from the neighboring 99 cents store, which he also owns but is now vacant. Board members hammered Smyles with questions at a public hearing in 2011.
Guns, gadgets and girls. These are three spy novel mainstays that are the foundations of the genre, but not for Robert DiBella. The Mineola native chose a different approach for Memoir of a Variable, which hit Amazon on Feb. 19.
The book gives readers a glimpse into the underworld of espionage and professional killing. The tale follows "X," an unnamed assassin for the C.I.A.'s subdivision, "Grey Sector," who defies the odds when he turns on the organization that forced his hand to take the lives of innocent people. As the units best Variable, "X" fights for his humanity in an international chase that takes him from Hong Kong to New York.
Malcolm Brown is a three-year varsity basketball player, who averaged 20 points per game this season. He had a career high of 36 points against West Hempstead. Brown also had back-to-back games with 29 point against Valley Stream North and Island Trees.
His was selected to the Nassau County All County basketball team and will go on to play college basketball at Roanoke University in Salem, Virginia.
Progression was the theme last week when Mineola Public Works Superintendent Tom Rini gave an update on the ongoing Bruce Terrace Flood project. The plan should remediate decades of flood problems on the Mineola/Carle Place border.
Mineola's side of the three-part, joint-municipal project includes the installation of two new drainage manholes, four new catch basins and the removal of 300 feet of existing 18-inch drainage pipe. The pipe would be replaced with a new 30-inch drainage pipe on Bruce Terrace.
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Mount Saint Joseph Academy, a boarding school for elementary and high school girls, opened on September 7, 1885.
The Academy was founded by the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Boston, to educate and prepare students with a sound secular education combined with Catholic religious instruction.
Mount Saint Joseph Academy, a Catholic High School for young women, provides a college preparatory education in a community of lived Christian values.
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An 11-16 community school, we are located in the beautiful county of Shropshire. We consider ourselves to be a very special and unique school in terms of what we offer to our students and the local community. This is due to being an inclusive Specialist Technology and Sports College
The school has been rewarded for its efforts by being awarded Most Improved School status four times in the past seven years. Our core and option subjects are strong, and the specialist subjects of technology and sport contribute to the whole school ethos and success. We pride ourselves on the quantity and quality of after-school activities we are able to offer in a wide variety of areas. We provide a great amount of support in all other curriculum areas as part of an enrichment programme to ensure all students are able to excel in their preferred area of interest. The school may need to share information, as we work in partnership with other agencies when there are concerns about a pupil's welfare. Our aim is to cater for all students and to prepare them for the next stage in their lives.
We believe that the total educational experience of our students is vitally important to ensure that when they leave us they have the necessary knowledge, skills, attitudes and attributes to succeed in whichever area they wish.
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We are very proud to have been chosen to be Head Boy and Head Girl of Ludlow School, as it is a great place to have spent our school lives. We have loved every minute of our time here, learnt so much and had a great deal of fun. We wish for all younger students enjoy their time at Ludlow School as much as we have!
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This week we had another email from a potential international uke-player who might pop into our club when travelling through London over the summer, which reminded me of the two fun visits we had earlier this year to our club.
Jean & Kugel, from the Bremer Ukulelenorchester arrived to brighten up one cold January night & were a delight to have join us. Both excellent musicians, they played mainly by ear & Jean even played bass for some of the evening (an instrument he said he's never played before!). They joined some of us down the pub afterwards & have written up their London ukeing trip adventures on their club website under the title London – capital of uke !!!! (scroll down for the article – Google Translate is your friend if you don't speak German). Do sign their Guestbook to say hello if you visit their site. Read the rest of this entry »


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As most people are aware, commodities are a great investment option. However, the popular players such as gold and silver seem to overshadow the other available commodities. Firstly, commodities are categorized as either emerging, soft, or hard.
Emerging commodities include resources such as pollution rights, solar energy, water rights, wind energy, and water. It is important to note that emerging commodities cannot be bought as is; instead, one will have to purchase shares in the companies that deal with these commodities.
Hard commodities include zinc, unleaded gasoline, iron ore, steel, aluminum, copper, natural gas, nickel, heating oil, palladium, crude oil, tin, platinum, silver, lead, gold, and gas oil. There are also other hard commodities that include rare earth metals such as terbium, and other minor metals such as magnesium.
Soft commodities include salt, barley, wool, sugar, soybean oil, tea, adzuki beans, soybean meal, coffee beans, rubber, canola, live cattle, cotton, corn, cocoa, oats, orange juice, and rice. Soft commodities are usually things that are grown and harvested as opposed to mined.
Although there are several very large commodity trading companies that include Bunge Limited, Vitol, Cargill, Glencore International AG, among others; they are not the ones responsible for trading in commodities.
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Companies like Invisible Fence, Dog Watch, Pet Stop or Dog Guard all install dog fences and do a good job. So why would you want to DIY? Here are some pros and cons of the DIY options.
Cost of a Dog Fence
Installing an electric dog fence system will costs around $300 for a good system and $50 more if you need to rent a trencher for installation. A big national company like Invisible Fence will cost you around $1,500 for installation in an average sized yard with one dog. So you could easily save $1,200 by looking at a DIY Invisible Fence substitute.
If you get a break in the wire or need to adjust a setting, that is going to mean a house call, which usually start at $100 for a local dog fence company. With a DIY Dog Fence we can show you how to adjust setting yourself, and find and fix a cut in the dog fence wire.
Also worth noting, the big national dog fence franchises like Invisible Fence will make you pay for special batteries for their system. The Invisible Fence batteries cost around $70 per dog per year, an amount that quickly adds up. The DIY systems we recommend have rechargeable batteries so you can avoid this annoying expense.
Ease of Installation
Call in the professionals and you don't have to worry about a thing. Most installers do a competent job. They know what they are doing, have the right tools and will be in and out in a day. They have trained hundreds of dogs and if you do the homework they assign you, in two weeks you are almost guaranteed a contained dog.
Do it yourself and you will need to put in a bit of time for the installation. DIYing will probably take a full day. For an average size yard you should budget ten hours, about two hours for reading the guide, planning and buying the necessary supplies, and the rest of the time for the actual installation. You will also need to take on the responsibility of training your own dog. But, the process is straight forward and can be handles by even the most club-footed DIYer.
For us the main reason to take up any do-it-yourself project is the sense of satisfaction. Installing a dog fence is a nice project to do over a weekend. And once you are finished and your dog trained it is something you will appreciate every day. Best of all the whole thing seems more complicated than it actually is, so everyone will think you are a DIY genius!!
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What most of us still do not know about the struggle for freedom in Syria should raise doubts about the intention of Western leaders. On March 15, 2011, the Syrian people, armed only with the truth, rose up against a government that had kept them enslaved by lies. The truth was not enough to bring justice home. Now the land becomes increasingly depopulated, wondering if it's people will ever return. The death of opposition leaders occured secretly in prisons while our eyes were diverted elsewhere. Now we can only hope to trace the path back to where the hopes began, and mend what is left of a crumbling nation. When this news first arrived, it was already old. Omar Aziz was detained by undercover agents of the Syrian government on November 20, 2012 and held incommunicado until February 12, 2013.
(HRW 2-22-13) – A peaceful activist who had been helping local committees deliver aid died in detention in Syria on February 16, 2013. A second detainee died in detention in November, a released detainee recently told his family. The reported deaths highlight the urgent need for the UN Security Council to require the authorities in Syria to grant international monitors immediate and unhindered access to all detention facilities.
Omar Aziz, 64, the peaceful activist, died on February 16 in Harasta military hospital, a relative told Human Rights Watch. A released detainee provided information about the possible second death of Ayham Ghazzoul, 26, a human rights activist in Military Intelligence branch 215 in Kafr Suseh, Damascus in November 2012. Security Forces had detained both activists in November.
"Aziz's death, and Ghazzoul's feared death are yet another reminder of the need to immediately lift the veil of secrecy over Syria's prisons," said Sarah Leah Whitson Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. "How many more deaths in custody before the Security Council requires Syria to open up its detention centers?"
Human Rights Watch also expressed concern about the well-being of other activists, on the basis of evidence from fellow detainees and relatives, and the fact that in some cases they have been held by security forces incommunicado for months. Many of those being held are feared to have been subjected to torture.
They include Mazen Darwish, president of the Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM), who was detained by the Mezze branch of Air Force intelligence on February 16, 2012; Bassel Khartabil (also known as Bassel Safadi),a Syrian-Palestinian software engineer active in developing open source programs for accessible internet, detained by Military Intelligence on March 15, 2012; and Khalil Maatouk a prominent human rights lawyer abducted on October 2 while driving to his office, and believed to be in the custody of State Security in Kafr Suseh, Damascus.
A relative of Aziz told Human Rights Watch that on February 16 he was transported from 'Adra Central Prison to the Harasta military hospital in the Damascus suburbs where he died. The cause of death was heart complications caused by high blood pressure, from which Aziz suffered before he was detained, and for which he was taking medication.
However, a witness who saw Aziz in 'Adra, said that his physical condition had deteriorated significantly since Air Force Intelligence arrested him at his home on November 20. Air Force Intelligence held Aziz incommunicado at their facility in Mezze, Damascus until February 12, when they transferred him to 'Adra.
The witness said that Aziz was incredibly thin, having lost more than 30 pounds, and that Aziz had said that while he was held in the Air Force Intelligence facility, he had suffered severe ill treatment, including being kept incommunicado in a 4-by-4-meter cell with 85 other people without adequate room to sleep, subjected to cold temperatures, fed poor quality and insufficient food, and told that his family was being detained with him. Aziz told the witness that he had not been physically tortured, and that he had been seen by a doctor and regularly given his blood pressure medication. Aziz's relative told Human Rights Watch that the family learned he had died on February 16 from one of his co-detainees in 'Adra. The detainee told them that Aziz was transported to the Harasta military hospital at 1:00 a.m. that morning. Hospital personnel told Aziz's family that he died shortly after arrival. No representative of the Syrian government contacted Aziz's family to inform them that he died in custody. Instead, relatives visited Harasta military hospital and searched for Aziz before confirming that he was dead.
Aziz, a 64-year-old husband and father of three, moved back to Syria in 2011 from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he was working for a computer company. A relative told Human Rights Watch that after the uprising began, in March 2011, Aziz began working with an informal group of activists to deliver humanitarian assistance to the Damascus suburbs. He was detained at his home on November 20 by armed Air Force Intelligence agents wearing civilian clothing.
A recently released inmate told Ghazzoul's family that he saw him die in the Military Intelligence branch 215 facility in Kafr Suseh, Damascus, on November 9. The inmate said the death was from wounds sustained on November 5, when Ghazzoul was detained and beaten by members of the National Students Union (NSU), a pro-government student body, and two shabiha who were transporting him to the Military Intelligence detention facility. Despite repeated requests for information from his family, the Syrian government failed to provide any information about Ghazzoul's well-being or whereabouts.
Human Rights Watch has repeatedly documented widespread violations by Syrian government security forces and officials, including enforced disappearances, use of torture, and arbitrary and incommunicado detentions of, among others, peaceful protesters, activists, humanitarian assistance providers, and doctors. In particular, Human Rights Watch documented widespread ill-treatment and torture at the Air Force Intelligence facility in Mezze headed by Major General Jamil Hassan and the director of its investigative branch, Brig. Gen. Abdul Salam Fajr Mahmoud and in Military Intelligence branch 215 headed by Brig. Gen. Sha'afiq.
The government should provide immediate and unhindered access for recognized international detention monitors to all detention facilities, official and unofficial, without prior notification, Human Rights Watch said. These monitors include the office of the Joint Special Representative of the UN and the League of Arab States, Lakhdar Brahimi and the UN Commission of Inquiry (COI) on Syria. The Joint Special Representative's Office and the COI should deploy professional human rights monitors who are trained to organize random and regular visits to all places of detention, including suspected secret detention centers. These experts should have the capabilities and resources to identify people who are arbitrarily detained, and those who may be suffering from ill-treatment, protect interviewees from retaliation, and ensure the confidentiality and safekeeping of interviews.
"A constellation of abuse surrounds each incident of arbitrary detention in Syria, from the government's unwillingness to even acknowledge who is in their custody, to widespread torture and chilling reports of deaths in detention." Whitson said. "The international community, and first and foremost Syria's allies, needs to bring pressure to bear on the government to stop these rampant abuses."
For additional information on Ghazzoul and the other detainees, please see below.
The relative said that, according to a former detainee who was detained with Ghazzoul, he had a head injury from the NSU members' blows, including from being beaten with an iron rod. Ghazzoul was then beaten by two shabiha, pro-government armed militiamembers,who transported him to Millitary Intelligence branch 215.
His family made repeated attempts to get information from government officials about Ghazzoul's fate and whereabouts but were unsuccessful. On January 31, the former detainee held with Ghazzoul informed the family that he saw Ghazzoul die on November 9 while they were at Military Intelligence branch 215. His relative told Human Rights Watch:
[The former detainee]…who was with him said that after four days in Military Intelligence, Ayham was turning blue and that he had only eaten a piece of potato… He and the other detainees asked for medical care but the response was, "when he dies inform us," or "that's normal, from the torture." On the fourth day he was dead. It was November 9, but it wasn't until Thursday [January 31] that we learned Ayham was killed.
Mazen Darwish
A Syrian lawyer told Human Rights Watch that a released detainee informed him that he saw Maatouk at the State Security detention facility in Kafr Suseh, Damascus. However, on February 12, in response to his lawyer's petition requesting information about Maatouk's whereabouts, the general prosecutor denied that Maatouk was being held there and would not provide any other information about his whereabouts, renewing concerns about Maatouk's well-being.
Maatouk suffers from a chronic disease that requires medical treatment. The Syrian authorities have not given his family or lawyer any information about his fate and whereabouts. Based on information available to the lawyer working on his case, Maatouk has not been charged with any offense.
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