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Approximately 35 dogs and three puppies. Breeds: Yorkshire Terriers, Eskimos, Bichon Frises
The Miller's kennel consisted of a wooden barn with 10 indoor/outdoor enclosures on two opposite sides. It had PVC piping and treated wire with doggie-doors in between the indoor and outdoor cages. The floors of the outdoor cages were treated wire with plastic sheets underneath to catch debris; the indoor cages had plastic floorings. The wire floors of the outdoor cages were both sagging and bent low (3.1(a)- Structure; construction). In one area the wire was broken so there were sharp edges pointing into the pens (3.1(c)(1)(ii)-Surfaces).
There were several days of fecal accumulation on the plastic sheeting under the wire floors (3.11(a)- Cleaning of primary enclosures). The ground next to the sheeting had months of fecal accumulation piled next to it and washed along the ground (3.1(f)-Drainage and waste disposal).
The indoor cages had fecal stains on their plastic walls and floors (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces). Metal self feeders and plastic water dishes were in each cage. Each enclosure contained two to four dogs. Cleaning, medical, and storage supplies, as well as plastic bins full of food, were stored on top of the indoor cages (3.1(e)-Storage).
There were five whelping enclosures in the barn, two set above another three, and lifted about four feet above the ground. Each enclosure had a plastic holding cage with a doggie-door to access a treated wire cage. The plastic cages had fecal stains covering their walls, and three had feces smeared all over their floorings (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces). About a week's worth of feces and kibble covered plastic sheets under the floors of the wire cages (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). Two cages had adult Bichon Frises, one with a single Bichon puppy and the other with two Bichon puppies. The cages containing puppies had mats on their plastic floors. The doggie-doors of the enclosures were holes cut in the plastic walls, which were left open for the puppies inside to climb through; their paws could slip through the holes of the wire floorings outside (3.1(a)-Structure; construction).
The floor of the kennel was covered in dirt and kibble, smeared along its surface (3.1(c)(3)-Cleaning). The windows lining the walls of the kennel were dingy and covered in a white and brown residue (3.1(c)(1)-Surfaces).
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Are daily quests leaving casuals behind? {WoW}
Feb 12th 2008 1:43PM I'm exalted with the Skyguard, Ogrila and Netherwing. I earned lots of gold. Got my epic flying mount. Got bored. Now I only do dailies when I need quick, convenient cash...
Though with the new faction coming out, I'll probably do them till I hit exalted.
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Feb 9th 2008 6:31PM Druid Power!
But seriously, to echo the other posters here--how high was he flying to be able to pull that off? ? ? And if he was flying high enough to pull that off, how was he in range of the rogue? Doesn't quite add up unless he was using a parachute cloak of some sort. But even then, yeah. I don't quite buy it.
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Feb 8th 2008 3:18PM Another great article.
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AV improvements slated for 2.4 {WoW}
Feb 4th 2008 5:59PM My 2 cents worth:
From my observations, if you read the forums where the alliance list their winning strategies for AV, it involves the horde not turtling at IBGY...
So when the Horde defend IBGY, Alliance looses. These new changes for 2.4 won't make much difference, since SHGY is not hidden behind a chokepoint cul-de-sac like IBGY is.
Further, though some people may call them welfare epics, especially now that you can buy them through honor points, I don't. Just consider how long it is going to take you to get together e.g. 27000 honor for a weapon when you are playing AV and getting 60 honor for a 1 hour game... IF that is what the welfare system were like in real life, the poor people would starve before they ever got any food....
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Rage and how to use it {WoW}
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Jan 29th 2008 4:42PM I enjoy it, the games can be exhilarating and fun. Except when you have a game which drags out because one team sits in the room with their whole team guarding the flag, sending only one person out to recap their own flag, and the other team doesn't have enough dps to take down the flag carrier to recap it which would enable them to cap it themselves... I hate WSG turtles with a passion. Oh well.
It just makes you wonder though: They are aware of the problem, they are testing it, and they won't fix it "any time soon"? ? ? I hope that means that they are too busy coming up with 20 more capture the flag maps instead... not likely...
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Jan 26th 2008 11:07AM Last night in a battleground I got effectively one shotted by a hunter. Since I'm wearing crafted epics/season 1 BG stuff, this doesn't happen that often. Not that I survive incredibly long, but I usually don't get one shotted like that. SO I alt-tabbed and armoried him. He was wearing full T6.... Oh well....
But in any case, as a druid, I usually don't get to one shot people, though occasionally I have "druid stun locked" someone to death. Now that is fun, but much much harder to do than on my rogue....
Blood Sport: Essential Arena addons {WoW}
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Doug, as Shroey said, if you look into Grid, you will find that there is a "range check" feature which grays out anybody not in range. I heal with it in the BGs as well, and it works quite nicely.
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Jan 23rd 2008 5:24PM If I had to pick one addon, well, I couldn't. I'm kind of in the same boat as Phaelia, though not quite to the same extent.
One problem I have is that I have a lot of alts, and they each have their separate set of addons...
But if I had to choose just one addon to use, I would choose the threat-meter Omen.
If all else had to go, that is the one which helps keep groups going smoothly, so I would hang on to it. For most things the default interface is actually fairly serviceable, though I personally love customizing my entire interface...
Other addons that rank very highly on my list:
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*proximo for arenas
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This book shows -with an easy to understand language- how rational the belief in God can be. Francis Collins is one of the greatest modern scientists in the world, and a Christian. So no surprise if he is absolutely convinced about theistic evolution. As a scientist, I was so happy to read about a faith so similar to mine. Corrado Ghinamo (author of "The Beautiful Scientist")
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The previous lady did a perfect job of reviewing this. Not much to add. It gives a very realistic tanned appearance. I like the fine gold, mica, and ruby particles that give it a soft touch of shimmer. Would not repurchase as I've found Dr Hauschka translucent bronze contentrate to give a similar effect for less-that one doesn't have shimmer either, just a sheen, and it's more versatile. If you are medium-dark or dark, I think this would make a good tinted moisturiser. Gives a very healthy, fresh look. I prefer their Complexion Enhancer overall- as a bronzer this doesn't blend well n needs work cuz it's thick. V good product but no repurchase from me.
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I listed this under bronzers, though if you search for it the product description says it gives luminizing properties. I figured there would be more shimmer and I would have to blend with another liquid to take it down a notch. Not so, can easily stand alone and frankly with my skin tone and summer approaching, I believe of all three products from the line I've been using, this will match me most precisely to my skin tone.
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Serial ATA has become one of the most talked about interface solutions we have seen. It has been over 10 years since the advent of the IDE interface, since that time the interface has gotten faster, from a mire 2MB/s transfer rate up to the currant Direct Memory Access 133MB/s or ATA-133 as we know it today. While this interface has served us well, it is simply not able to keep up with the demands of high throughput data, in fact, to get high data volumes on IDE you need to run RAID and this is where it gets messy. Strings of IDE cables through your case can look extremely untidy and restrict air flow - this is where Serial ATA takes off. Serial ATA uses a simple wire solution, four data wires and three ground wires. With this new design, you can have 5-6 cables in the same space as a single IDE cable.
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The Shore Line Trolley Museum?founded in 1945?pays tribute to the bygone era of suburban trolleys. In its multisensory collection, the museum boasts nearly 100 vintage trolleys and exhibits chock-full of trolley-related artifacts including tokens, hat badges,and ticket punches.Throughout the year, the museum hosts seasonal events, from haunted trolley rides at Halloween to visits with Santa at Christmas.
Timexpo: Inside a brass mill built in 1854, the Timex Museum traces the story of the famous watch brand and its impact on modern timekeeping, starting from its inception as Waterbury Clock Company in 1854. Here, visitors learn about the heritage of Timex through modern and interactive exhibits and discover how the watch company turned Waterbury into a landmark.
"Other communities looking to establish museums preserving their regional culture and history would do well to visit The Mattatuck Museum," raves the New England Travels about the Connecticut treasure. The Museum's educational programs, rotating exhibits, and permanent collections showcasing over 2,000 works of American art focus on preserving and sharing Connecticut's cultural history. Members receive free admission and discounts on programs and events including readings of Shakespearian plays, walking tours of local neighborhoods, regular live jazz performances, and field trips to go bully Rhode Island, Connecticut's diminutive neighbor.
Founded in 1903, New Britain Museum of American Art was designated the first museum in the country to be dedicated exclusively to American artwork. Upon its founding, wealthy industrialist John Butler Talcott endowed the museum with a hefty sum of gold bonds and bottled phoenix tears with which to purchase modern oil paintings. The collection blossomed to include other artistic media over time, and it now consists of more than 10,000 works spanning more than three centuries of American creative endeavor. The museum's permanent collections showcase works by noted American artists ranging from Norman Rockwell to John Singer Sargent, Mary Cassatt to Georgia O'Keeffe. Along with rotating exhibitions and borrowed collections, the museum showcases work by emerging artists.
Southington's past is perfectly preserved within the restored home of Bradley and Leila Barnes?known today as the Barnes Museum?, where guests can peruse 17 rooms filled with antique furniture and personal belongings dating back to 1836. There, guests may feel they've stepped back in time, whether they're admiring the lace dresses, top hats, and other fashions of the times, or perusing Captain Andrew Upson's Civil War letters to find examples of old-timey emoticons. Even the plants surrounding the house have became a historical collection of sorts. A local Eagle Scout recently recreated the house's gardens as they were in 1922, guided by an article published in Country Homes magazine.
With three floors of interactive exhibits, Imagine Nation keeps tykes aged 2?8 and their parents engaged for hours of synapse-firing fun. Kids can create their first masterpiece in the art studio, or visit the ESPN center, where they can pretend to be sportscasters as they sit behind the desk of a model TV set, replete with real equipment from the Worldwide Leader in Sports.
The museum also boasts a health exhibit in which children can don hospital attire and explore a model newborn nursery and an operation table, ideal for parents trying to nudge their child toward a career as a hypochondriac. After whippersnapper's minds have been blown learning about the cosmos at the space exhibit, they can unwind with drinks and snacks at the old-fashioned soda fountain, which winds the clock back to the 1940s with the help of a player piano.


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Sydney, Australia.
Title reads 'PM Opens New Air Route'.
Various shots of Sir Robert Menzies wearing trilby hat standing talking to group of people in the tarmac at Mascot Airport, Sydney. MS. Robert Menzies Prime Minister of Australia, walking across tarmac. Various shots of Sir Robert Menzies greeting New Zealand's Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr McAlpine on arrival to Sydney - he arrives on new air service between Sydney, Australia and Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Man stabbed at Tri-State Mall State police say a Newark man was stabbed in the parking lot of the Tri-State Mall early Wednesday morning. It happened around 1:00 a.m.as the man and his friends were leaving a nightclub when they got into an argument with another group. The confrontation escalated into a fight, and police say the man was stabbed three times in the back. He was transported by private vehicle to a hospital, where police say he was treated for non life-threatening stab wounds. |
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Sermons on Hebrews 4
Be Diligent to Enter God's Rest!
Hebrews 4:1-11
by John Piper
There is a rest open to you today. The door is not shut. The time is not past.
The Word of God: Living, Active, Sharp
Hebrews 4:12-13
by John Piper
The Word of God is living and active and penetrates to the bottom of our lives and rips the pleasant mask off the ugly face of sin.
Thanksgiving in Suffering
Celebration of Thanksgiving at Maranatha Hall
Hebrews 4:14-16
by John Piper
Jesus, the Son of God, is alive today, and stands ready to serve you as your advocate with God the Father.
A Well-Timed Help
Sunday Evening Message
Hebrews 4:14-16
by John Piper
God's help is always well-timed.
Draw Near to the Throne of Grace with Confidence
Hebrews 4:14 - 5:3
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from the coping!! I just had the deck-o-seal done about 1.5 yrs ago and there is about 1/8" separation of the deck-o-seal and the coping......I doubt this is normal right?
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Not as a rule. It usually lasts substantially longer, 5 being the norm in my area. It's possible the joint was filled with sand too high, resulting in a somewhat thinner than usual layer or there may have been some movement. Is the opening all the way around or intermittent as in a couple feet here then several feet ok? Scott |
I took some photos today and the deck-o-seal seems to have expanded a bit since I last reported this. Is this normal? Thanks again, ~jv |
- Posted by fighting_irish (My Page) on Sun, Jan 31, 10 at 23:18
Wow is that about a 1/2" gap between the coping and the deck??? |
- Posted by devildog1989 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 31, 10 at 23:46
What part of the country do you live in? Could be your deck has a lot of movement due to soil expansion and contraction. Fighting Irish. It is an 1/2" expansion joint. That is the norm out here in socal. |
- Posted by ftwpoolgirl (My Page) on Mon, Feb 1, 10 at 8:51
Our dec-o-seal was called mastic and it was 2.5 years old when we replaced it. It separated like what your photos are showing. That was our old house in Keller, Texas. |
Thanks all for you comments. I'm in Northern California (San Jose; 95118)so I guess the earthquakes will do this right? I don't hear others complain though which is what makes me wonder??????? |
The mastic/vulcum/Deck-O-Seal may have been installed during your warm time of the year. As such, the deck had expanded, leaving a smaller gap. Removing and replacing it is prudent to keep water from running inside. If you have an expansive, clay rich soil, the water can cause this soil to expand.and then contract when it dries, creating voids below. Voids or air pockets, mean the soil isn't supporting the shell. This can cause excess stress on the shell and result in expensive to repair cracks if left unchecked for a period of time. Other bad things that can happen is water may be wicking under the coping, deteriorating the mortar causing loosening of the coping , tile thin set deterioration and tiles popping. Basically what I am saying is that I think it is in your best interest to get it fixed very soon. The above concerns can cost as much as 10X the cost of resealing, and that isn't a cheap repair. I charge about $12-$15/foot for a turnkey job. Scott |
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As an apple lover, this was a must bake for me. The bread recipe is okay, the apples were not flavorful enough and created too much moisture. The second time around, I used my own challah recipe, used a spice combination with sugar on the apples and made sure to drain all of the juice off of the apples. This was a winning combination. Also, I proofed the dough overnight before shaping my loaf. I made it into a braid that turned out beautifully. I found that an egg wash (50/50 with water) and turbinado sugar were just the right touch for the bread to turn out exceptionally well.
Followed recipe, ended up using 6 small appleas and added 4 chopped dates. To speed things up, I shaped the loafs and placed them in the baking pans to rise. Once they were doubled in size I just placed the pans in the oven. I thought the taste was great, not too sweet and they looked great. Will definitly bake again.
I followed the instructions... Very long process for a very very mediocre product... It is now too late to try another recipe... So we will have a dry... Pretty bland apple challah for Rosh Hashana... Hope this isn't how the rest of my year will turn out! Shana Tova!
I make challah regularly, and wanted to make something special for Rosh Hashanah. This recipe was a hit! People actually tracked me down after the oneg to rave about the apple challah! I didn't follow the directions with regard to adding the fruit. Just rolled it out and added mixture of apples & raisins near the end closest to me, rolled over the mixture, added more, rolled again, etc. until I had a long strand. I shaped it into a spiral form and it rose beautifully and had great distribution of fruit and the flavor was nice if a little sweet...perfect for the holiday. I will definitely make this again.
Not a great challah recipe although its a good light apple tart. The dough doesn´t taste like challah and the apple filling is preatty dull.
This challah was good, but I followed the directions exactly and ended up with big clumps of apple in some places and none in others. I might try kneading the apples in in a different way next time. I also used Granny Smith, which were a little too sour. Next time I'll try the Braeburns. Overall, my weekly challah recipe is faster and equally delicious, but for high holidays this could work.
I've made this twice. The second time I followed the recipe exactly, except for dicing the apples into smaller chunks, and the first time I added some raisins to one of the loaves (when I added the apples). This is one of the richest, most delicious challahs I've ever made. It was a star attraction on Rosh Hashanah and is great any time of year if you're in the mood for a rich treat. I particularly like it when it's turned into french toast. It's turned out so beautifully both times--it's a show-stopper of a bread.
Excellent, attractive, festive. The dough handles very well and shaping the loaves was much easier than I expected. By my calculation, though, 2 pkts of yeast = 1 1/2 tblsp (1 Tbl+ 1 1/2 tsp) total.


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Patch 4.0.1 class balance issues and you {WoW}
Oct 13th 2010 8:48PM Well as a Shadow Priest I suppose I theoretically have threat issues, But I have quite handily picked up and held Heroic(admittedly non ToC/ICC) Bosses and tanked them from 100% to 0% without ever feeling the danger of Dying so maybe SPriests are the new tanks :). Seriously I'm seeing tanks drop like stones while I merrily pick up multiple mobs.
Spiritual Guidance: In defense (or condemnation) of Dispersion {WoW}
Aug 18th 2010 8:02PM Also a quick and dirty solution is to have dot ticks tick for 150% of normal or be auto crits or something while dispersed to offset the dps loss.
Spiritual Guidance: In defense (or condemnation) of Dispersion {WoW}
Aug 18th 2010 7:58PM Here's the problem as I see it and it's simple. The devs want us to 'want' to take the 31 point talent and that something is wrong if we don't. The plain truth of it is, as the trees are now if there is no lock on the shadow tree, I drop Dispersion, and go 11 points into disc to pick up Power Infusion and call it a day. Dispersion would be great in a lot of spaces in the tree, but it's only getting picked up as the 30 pointer because there's nowhere else to go for that 31st point.
The Light and How to Swing It: Triage in Cataclysm {WoW}
May 9th 2010 8:58PM Yeah that's reasonable. Holy should basically be a superpowerer customizable Shadowpriest, but better in every way. That makes sense. Basically you can dps and just randomly heal which wouldn't be over powered in any way.
Also no.
Shifting Perspectives: Class homogenization and the cat {WoW}
Apr 21st 2010 2:10AM I would suggest that most people would not have the skill or the mentality to be able to take advantage of that kind of duality in gaming. The fact that druids basically have 4 specs when everyone else has three would suggest that it is too difficult for most to take advantage of that sort of thing. On the other hand you said yourself that a very few people have done quite well as Feral, and I doubt that group includes people who don't know how to take advantage of a tank on command.
Would it be harder than most other classes/specs to play? Yes. Would it be potentially rewarding? Yes.
The point is I think that if more talents to boost pvp were to come along, they should center around the duality that the class brings. I don't know exactly how I'd do it, but it's truly new design space instead of being a sub par rogue or warrior.
Shifting Perspectives: Class homogenization and the cat {WoW}
Apr 20th 2010 9:32PM I think an interesting perspective on feral pvp is that maybe the idea isn't to get a whole rogue and a whole warrior, but instead to have the unique perspective of having half of both. If a feral had all or even almost all of the abilities of a rogue and a warrior it would be more powerful than either.
Perhaps you should not think of yourself as a 'kitty' or a 'bear' in pvp and start thinking of yourself as a Feral Druid and learn to take advantage of having both.


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PROVIDENCE — Those urging leniency at Cranston estate planner Joseph A. Caramadre's sentencing next week include the Catholic bishop of Providence, a former Boston mayor and an ex-state Supreme Court justice as well as inmates with whom Caramadre is now serving time.
Eighty-plus letters have been filed in U.S. District Court in support of Caramadre as his sentencing approaches Monday. The letters, many from family members, cast Caramadre as a devout and generous family man.
Prosecutors are asking U.S. District Court Chief Judge William E. Smith to sentence Caramadre to 10 years in prison, the maximum under a plea deal reached in November 2012. He and Raymour Radhakrishnan, his employee at Estate Planning Resources, have pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy.
Federal prosecutors say Caramadre was the mastermind behind an investment strategy in which he and Radhakrishnan used deception to steal terminally ill people's identities. They bought investments in the name of the dying people who had no relation to the investors. Caramadre's clients profited at the people's deaths.
Caramadre recruited people to participate, in part, by running an ad in the Rhode Island Catholic newspaper that offered $2,000 to terminally ill people.
In writing, Bishop Thomas J. Tobin described Caramadre as a strong church supporter. He is convinced, he wrote, that Caramadre's generosity was driven by a desire to do good and share his blessings.
"Experience tells me, Your Honor, that it is possible for good people to do bad things, and that the imposition of justice should consider the entire picture," Tobin wrote. "Additionally, my faith tells me that justice and mercy are complementary and legitimate virtues. In short, Your Honor, while Caramadre should be held accountable for any wrongdoing he may have done, I hope that his sentence would also reflect the many good things he has accomplished for our community."
Former Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn, too, weighed in. U.S. ambassador to the Vatican under President Bill Clinton, Flynn praised Caramadre for his work with the Big Brothers of Rhode Island. Flynn said he volunteered with Big Brothers in the 1960s while attending Providence College, where he ranked as an All-American basketball player.
Former state Supreme Court Justice Robert G. Flanders recalled Caramadre as a friend and trusted adviser. Flanders represented Caramadre in civil suits brought by insurance companies involved in the investments. Flanders repeated his contention that the insurance companies marketed those products to elderly people without asking participants' medical history.
That allowed investors to take advantage of the money-back guarantee, he said. The terminally ill participants only complained when federal agents accused Caramadre of fraud, he wrote.
Kenneth K. McKay IV met Caramadre while working on Gov. Donald Carcieri's 2002 campaign. At the time, Caramadre was considered the leader of the Catholic coalition backing Carcieri, wrote McKay, now political director for the Republican Governors Association.
"Joe is a man of love and compassion. The reason he is generous comes directly from his heart and from his faith …," McKay said. "A distraught and contrite Joe Caramadre should not go to jail if probation is a potential punishment."
John Analetto, a former Massachusetts state trooper convicted in an extortion plot, attributed his strengthened faith in God to Caramadre. He lauded his fellow inmate at Donald W. Wyatt Detention Facility for giving indigent prisoners money for phone calls. Caramadre continues to share a cell with a mentally challenged prisoner, despite the difficulties, Analetto wrote.
"His empathy is off the charts. Joe seems to have forgotten the word, 'no,'" Analetto said.
Caramadre has been held since Judge Smith ordered him imprisoned as a flight risk in May.
Also an inmate, Samuel DiProto commended Caramadre's devotion to family and others. A retired police officer in Middletown, Conn., DiProto was being held at Wyatt on federal child pornography charges.
Dozens of Caramadre's family members, including his wife and three children, pleaded for leniency and compassion. His youngest son called his father the "shepherd of the family." "It is very hard on the family having an innocent dad in jail," the 13-year-old wrote.
Further imprisonment would prove devastating to the family, his teenage daughter wrote. "We all need him."


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Today, global economic fragility, social alienation and environmental breakdown seem to point to a time of crisis for all humanity.
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A clearer awareness and appreciation of all relationships of life on earth are at the heart of our mission. We focus our efforts primarily on the Hudson Valley while incorporating global, national and local perspectives. Through public awards, forums, conferences and other public meetings, we encourage dialogue from many viewpoints.
Since the 1870s, Mohonk Mountain House in the Shawangunk Mountains of New York has served as a gathering place for those seeking solutions to a range of social problems. The beauties of the natural surroundings at Mohonk, along with the Quaker traditions of peaceful inclusiveness, provide a unique atmosphere for the useful exchange of ideas.
Some meetings at Mohonk significantly influenced public policy, including, for instance, the Mohonk International Arbitration Conferences held between 1895 and 1916. It is generally considered that from these came the formation of such groups as the American Society of International Law, the New York Peace Society, the World Peace Foundation, and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Through those Mohonk Conferences, most importantly, came the far-reaching idea of a permanent international tribunal of arbitration. This idea led to the International Peace Conferences at The Hague, Netherlands (1899, 1907) and the permanent Court of Arbitration, popularly called the Hague Tribunal. After WWI, the Hague Conferences served as a model that contributed to the formation of the League of Nations and United Nations.
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- Schmid-Fraccaro Syndrome
- Chromosome 22, Partial Tetrasomy (22pter-22q11)
- Chromosome 22, Partial Trisomy (22pter-22q11)
- Chromosome 22, Inverted Duplication (22pter-22q11)
General Discussion
Cat eye syndrome is a rare chromosomal disorder that may be evident at birth. Individuals with a normal chromosomal make-up have two 22nd chromosomes, both of which have a short arm, known as 22p, and a long arm, called 22q. However, in individuals with cat eye syndrome, the short arm and a small region of the long arm of chromosome 22 (i.e., 22pter-22q11) are present three or four times (trisomy or tetrasomy) rather than twice in cells of the body.
The name "cat eye syndrome" is derived from a distinctive eye (ocular) abnormality that is present in some affected individuals. This feature consists of partial absence of ocular tissue (coloboma), often affecting both eyes (bilateral). Affected ocular tissues may include the colored region (iris), the middle layer (choroid), and/or the nerve-rich innermost membrane (retina) of the eye.
Associated symptoms and findings may vary greatly in range and severity, including among affected members of the same family. While some may have few or mild manifestations that may remain unrecognized, others may have the full spectrum of malformations. However, in many cases, characteristic features of the disorder include mild growth delays before birth; mild mental deficiency; and malformations of the skull and facial (craniofacial) region, the heart, the kidneys, and/or the anal region.
More specifically, individuals with cat eye syndrome frequently have coloboma(s), downslanting eyelid folds (palpebral fissures), widely spaced eyes (ocular hypertelorism), and/or other ocular defects; misshapen ears with abnormal outgrowths of skin and small depressions in front of the outer ears (preauricular tags and pits); and/or absence (atresia) of the anal canal, with an abnormal passage (fistula) from the end portion of the large intestine (rectum) into abnormal locations (e.g., the bladder, vagina, or perineum). Additional features may commonly include variable congenital heart (cardiac) defects, kidney (renal) abnormalities, skeletal defects, and/or other physical findings.
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I am up to date with shots.
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Lovey - Adopted 10/27/13, a Livonia American Staffordshire Terrier/Chow Chow puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a American Staffordshire Terrier/Chow Chow for sale in Livonia, or seeking a American Staffordshire Terrier/Chow Chow puppy from a breeder in Livonia.
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October 1, 2012
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For more than a decade, bay area business leaders and golf enthusiasts have come together in the spirit of philanthropy for St. Joseph's Hospitals Annual Golf Classic. Held at Old Memorial Golf and Country Club, this exclusive tournament is a shamble format with a shotgun start and features silent and live auctions with an awards reception following the end of play. Contact St. Joseph's Hospitals Foundation at (813) 872-0979 for sponsorship opportunities or more information.
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- Age: Senior
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Esther's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and not good with cats.
Esther is about 8 years old.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Scottsdale already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Scottsdale breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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- Breed: Beagle
- Color: Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
- Age: Adult
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
- ID#: W-Lucky
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I am already spayed, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Lucky's name suits her well...she wound up in a shelter and she was very stressed there. We pulled her and she is doing very well at her foster home. Lucky is a sweet gal who is housebroken, up to date on shots and spayed. She knows some basic commands lke sit. She is very snuggly, potty trained, and very playful. She is a vocal player. Lucky does have one quirk...she HATES to be picked up! She will let you know immediately if you even try which could be a trust/fear issue. She's a real sweetheart!! Her adoption fee is $200.
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Lucky, a Portland Beagle dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Beagle for sale in Portland, or seeking a Beagle dog from a breeder in Portland.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Portland already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Beagle breeders who help with Beagle rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Portland paves the way for another one to be saved.


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