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The referee brings the game to a close.
- 90:55 +0.55
John Fleck takes a shot. Save made by Jamie Langfield.
- 89:28
Gregg Wylde delivers the ball, Rory McArdle gets a block in.
- 87:45
Foul by Ryan Jack on Kirk Broadfoot, free kick awarded. Allan McGregor takes the free kick.
- 85:59
The ball is sent over by Kenny Miller, Clark Robertson makes a clearance. Inswinging corner taken left-footed by John Fleck from the right by-line to the near post, Jamie Langfield makes a save.
- 85:38
The assistant referee signals for offside against Kenny Miller. Clark Robertson takes the free kick.
- 83:32
Free kick awarded for a foul by Derek Young on Madjid Bougherra. Allan McGregor takes the direct free kick.
- 82:36
Effort from outside the penalty box by Lee McCulloch goes wide right of the target.
- 80:33
Josh Magennis concedes a free kick for a foul on Madjid Bougherra. Allan McGregor takes the direct free kick.
- 78:53
Effort on goal by Lee McCulloch from just outside the area goes harmlessly over the target. Yoann Folly leaves the field to be replaced by Josh Magennis.
- 77:40
The ball is delivered by Gregg Wylde.
- 77:04
Centre by Rory McArdle, Madjid Bougherra makes a clearance.
- 74:50
Free kick awarded for a foul by Zander Diamond on Steven Whittaker. Zander Diamond receives a caution for unsporting behaviour. Steven Davis crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing, Ryan Jack makes a clearance. Short corner taken by John Fleck from the left by-line. Shot by Gregg Wylde from outside the box goes high over the crossbar.
- 72:37
David Weir challenges Paul Hartley unfairly and gives away a free kick. Strike on goal comes in from Sone Aluko from the free kick. Gregg Wylde is brought on as a substitute for Vladimir Weiss.
- 71:47
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Scott Vernon by Kirk Broadfoot. Paul Hartley crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right channel, Steven Whittaker manages to make a clearance.
- 71:10
Steven Whittaker crosses the ball, Steven Naismith produces a right-footed shot from deep inside the penalty box which goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 70:02
Unfair challenge on Madjid Bougherra by Sone Aluko results in a free kick. Lee McCulloch takes the free kick.
- 68:57
Unfair challenge on Clark Robertson by Steven Davis results in a free kick. Chris Maguire leaves the field to be replaced by Derek Young. Paul Hartley restarts play with the free kick.
- 67:19
A cross is delivered by John Fleck, Lee McCulloch has a header from close in and clears the crossbar.
- 66:44
Kenny Miller takes a shot. Fantastic save by Jamie Langfield. Vladimir Weiss takes the inswinging corner, clearance made by Paul Hartley.
- 65:19
Steven Naismith fouled by Chris Maguire, the ref awards a free kick. Vladimir Weiss crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing.
- 64:17
John Fleck produces a left-footed shot from a long way out which goes wide right of the goal.
- 63:49
The ball is sent over by Kirk Broadfoot.
- 62:37
Effort on goal by Rory McArdle from just inside the area clears the bar.
- 60:51
The assistant referee signals for offside against Steven Whittaker. Jamie Langfield takes the free kick.
- 56:16
Free kick awarded for a foul by Rory McArdle on Vladimir Weiss. Vladimir Weiss produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick, save by Jamie Langfield.
- 54:29
Steven Whittaker crosses the ball.
- 53:47
Chris Maguire produces a cross, clearance by Madjid Bougherra.
- 52:47
Unfair challenge on Sone Aluko by Lee McCulloch results in a free kick. Lee McCulloch is booked. Paul Hartley crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, clearance by Madjid Bougherra.
- 51:22
Effort from the edge of the area by Kenny Miller goes wide of the right-hand post.
- 49:21
The ball is sent over by Chris Maguire, Kirk Broadfoot gets a block in. Corner taken by Sone Aluko from the right by-line to the near post.
- 48:47
Scott Vernon is adjudged to have handled the ball. Indirect free kick taken by Madjid Bougherra.
- 46:50
Unfair challenge on Madjid Bougherra by Chris Maguire results in a free kick. Madjid Bougherra is booked. Allan McGregor restarts play with the free kick.
- 40:04
Steven Whittaker fouled by Clark Robertson, the ref awards a Penalty. Penalty taken by Kenny Miller is saved by Jamie Langfield. Rangers 2-0 Aberdeen.Corner taken left-footed by John Fleck, Rory McArdle manages to make a clearance. The ball is swung over by Vladimir Weiss, blocked by Zander Diamond.
- 38:59
Vladimir Weiss takes a shot. Save by Jamie Langfield.
- 38:08
Madjid Bougherra crosses the ball, Jamie Langfield makes a save.
- 36:57
Madjid Bougherra gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Yoann Folly. The ball is delivered by Paul Hartley, Rory McArdle has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
- 36:03
Centre by John Fleck, Jamie Langfield makes a save.
- 35:52
Vladimir Weiss produces a cross, clearance by Jerel Ifil.
- 33:24
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Maguire by Steven Whittaker. Clark Robertson takes the direct free kick.
- 32:37
Rory McArdle delivers the ball.
- 31:06
Vladimir Weiss fires in a goal from the edge of the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Rangers 2-0 Aberdeen.
- 29:12
Kirk Broadfoot crosses the ball, Jerel Ifil makes a clearance.
- 28:56
The ball is crossed by John Fleck, clearance made by Zander Diamond.
- 28:24
The referee blows for offside. Lee McCulloch takes the free kick.
- 27:55
Kenny Miller challenges Rory McArdle unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Chris Maguire.
- 26:21
Vladimir Weiss fouled by Rory McArdle, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kirk Broadfoot.
- 24:16
Zander Diamond fouled by John Fleck, the ref awards a free kick. Jamie Langfield takes the direct free kick.
- 23:34
Steven Naismith fouled by Sone Aluko, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Steven Naismith.
- 22:05
Chris Maguire concedes a free kick for a foul on Vladimir Weiss. Chris Maguire shown a yellow card. Kirk Broadfoot takes the direct free kick.
- 20:55
The ball is delivered by Vladimir Weiss, Kenny Miller scores a headed goal from deep inside the penalty area. Rangers 1-0 Aberdeen.Vladimir Weiss provided the assist for the goal.
- 20:41
The ball is sent over by Steven Whittaker, Clark Robertson gets a block in.
- 19:24
Scott Vernon is flagged offside by the assistant referee. David Weir takes the direct free kick.
- 17:34
Shot from inside the six-yard box by Kenny Miller goes wide right of the target.
- 17:10
Lee McCulloch takes a shot. Zander Diamond gets a block in. Corner from left by-line taken by Vladimir Weiss.
- 16:22
Ryan Jack takes a shot. Steven Whittaker gets a block in.
- 16:05
Paul Hartley takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, Steven Naismith manages to make a clearance.
- 15:55
Centre by Clark Robertson, Steven Naismith makes a clearance.
- 14:16
Effort from the edge of the area by Steven Whittaker goes wide of the right-hand post.
- 14:08
Centre by Steven Naismith, Rory McArdle manages to make a clearance.
- 10:45
Free kick awarded for a foul by Steven Naismith on Chris Maguire. Steven Naismith shown a yellow card. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Sone Aluko, Madjid Bougherra manages to make a clearance.
- 10:28
Madjid Bougherra delivers the ball, save by Jamie Langfield.
- 9:41
The ball is sent over by Steven Davis, Kenny Miller takes a shot. Jamie Langfield makes a save.
- 9:07
Unfair challenge on Kirk Broadfoot by Ryan Jack results in a free kick. Vladimir Weiss crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, clearance made by Ryan Jack.
- 8:40
Steven Davis delivers the ball, Zander Diamond makes a clearance.
- 7:59
The offside flag is raised against Scott Vernon. Kirk Broadfoot takes the free kick.
- 7:12
The ball is delivered by Steven Whittaker, save by Jamie Langfield.
- 6:36
Vladimir Weiss takes a shot. Jamie Langfield makes a save.
- 4:04
Unfair challenge on Lee McCulloch by Chris Maguire results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kirk Broadfoot.
- 0:44
A cross is delivered by Vladimir Weiss, clearance made by Jerel Ifil.
The ref blows the whistle to begin the match.
It is the end of the first-half.
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.
Match Preview
Davis wary of dangerous Dons Steven Davis believes the pressure will be off Aberdeen when they travel to Ibrox on Saturday to take on Rangers. The Dons face the daunting task of another trip to Glasgow just seven days after suffering a club record 9-0 defeat against Celtic. A midweek loss to Inverness succeeded only in heaping further pressure on their manager Mark McGhee, before the board eventually gave him a vote of confidence. But, with few backing Aberdeen to resurrect their fortunes immediately with a win against Rangers, Davis warned they could be more dangerous than ever. "I think we will get our usual game against Aberdeen," said the midfielder. "In many ways, for them, it gives them a little bit of a breather coming to Ibrox. "Probably a lot of people are not expecting them to come here and get a result. "There has been a lot of pressure on them recently and it maybe gives them the chance to come and set out their stall and try and get a result. "That will make it even more difficult for us and we will be aware of that." Aberdeen often save their best performances for games against Rangers, but Davis says the same applies to most teams in the SPL. He added: "Any team in the league, when we play against them, raises their game. "We have definitely found that over the course of the last couple of seasons. "There is obviously a bit of rivalry between Aberdeen and ourselves as well, so we expect another difficult game." Rangers midfielder Maurice Edu will miss the clash but the knee injury he suffered in the midweek defeat by Hibernian is not serious. Sasa Papac will also miss out with a head wound while Lee McCulloch is expected to overcome a knee knock. Andy Webster, James Beattie and Nikica Jelavic remain on the sidelines while Ricky Foster misses out under the terms of his loan agreement from Aberdeen. While the Dons will be seeking a much-needed morale boost, Davis knows boss Walter Smith will demand a positive reaction from his own players. The Scottish champions suffered their first SPL defeat of the season to a struggling Hibernian side in midweek, after being held at Ibrox by Inverness. Davis said: "You are going to get these disappointments throughout the course of the season and it's really about how you react to them. "It was a disappointing result against Inverness and the Hibs game has added to that, so we need to put together a good run of results again." Aberdeen will be without the injured Darren Mackie and Andrius Velicka, who is ineligible to face his parent club under the terms of his contract. However, skipper Paul Hartley returns after serving his suspension. Dons manager McGhee insists he never considered taking the "easy option" of walking away from his job despite a week of intense pressure. Reports suggested Tuesday's game against Inverness was a must-win to save his position but, following lengthy discussions, the board opted to back their boss. McGhee is now determined to prove his doubters wrong after receiving the vote of confidence. He said: "It would have been an easy option for me to decide I'd had enough of this. I've got a contract and that's worth money to me. "I could have taken that and been gone and be sitting with my feet up in Brighton and maybe this weekend fly off to Vegas to my brother-in-law's for a couple of weeks and wonder how Aberdeen were getting on back home. "But that never entered my mind, I was determined to see this through and to try and prove that what I believe can happen here is true. "That's going to take time, it's going to take a huge amount of effort and it's going to continue to be difficult for me because there are people who have made their minds up. "I've got to live with that but I'm determined to prove those people wrong." Asked how tough the last couple of days have been for him, McGhee replied: "Of course it's been difficult but let's not get carried away. It's business, everyone's got their issues. "We are all under pressure and I don't imagine the pressure that I've had this week is any different from the pressure that any of us get in our jobs. "It's part and parcel of the job. Sometimes it's very good and sometimes it can be very pressured but I think I've learned to manage that pressure. "I'm not saying I don't feel it and don't think that I didn't lie awake staring at the ceiling this week, but I still manage to see the full picture and I think that's what you've got to do."
- Allan McGregor
- Steven Whittaker
- Madjid Bougherra
- David Weir
- Kirk Broadfoot
- Vladimir Weiss
- Steven Davis
- Lee McCulloch
- John Fleck
- Steven Naismith
- Kenny Miller
- Neil Alexander
- Andrew Little
- Rory Loy
- Ross Perry
- Gregg Wylde
- Kyle Hutton
- Jamie Langfield
- Ryan Jack
- Rory McArdle
- Zander Diamond
- Clark Robertson
- Paul Hartley
- Jerel Ifil
- Yoann Folly
- Sone Aluko
- Scott Vernon
- Chris Maguire
- Mark Howard
- Andrew Considine
- Derek Young
- Michael Paton
- Josh Magennis
- Hallur Hansson
- Ryan Fraser
Match Report
Aberdeen condemned to another Old Firm defeat Aberdeen suffered their second defeat at the hands of the Old Firm in a week as Rangers ran out 2-0 winners in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League at Ibrox. The victory may not have been quite as emphatic as Celtic's 9-0 thrashing of the Dons seven days ago but was enough to allow the Scottish champions to increase their lead at the summit to four points. Goals from Kenny Miller and Vladimir Weiss sealed the win for Walter Smith's men, albeit Miller failed to covert from the penalty spot just before the interval. Rangers made three changes from the side who lost to Hibernian in midweek for the visit of Aberdeen. Sasa Papac and Maurice Edu were both injured, with John Fleck, Weiss and Kirk Broadfoot added to the team. Kyle Lafferty apparently picked up an injury in the warm-up as Rangers named just six substitutes. Aberdeen were boosted by the return of skipper Paul Hartley but Darren Mackie missed out through injury and Andrius Velicka was ineligible under the terms of his loan deal. Rangers had the best of the chances early on, with Weiss trying his luck with a shot that was smothered at the near post by goalkeeper Jamie Langfield. Steven Davis then set up Lee McCulloch for a header from point-blank range that the goalkeeper did well to block. Steven Naismith picked up the first booking of the game for a challenge on Chris Maguire, before Steven Whittaker rippled the side netting with an angled drive. The breakthrough came after 22 minutes when Weiss cut inside from the left and lofted into the path of Miller who sent a back header past the grasp of Langfield. Maguire followed Whittaker into the referee's book for a foul on Weiss, before Rangers doubled their lead after 32 minutes. Miller's cutback found Fleck in the box but his effort was blocked before falling for Weiss to unleash a ferocious shot that took a slight deflection before nestling in the bottom corner. Rangers should have increased their lead further four minutes before the break when referee Calum Murray pointed to the spot after Zander Diamond fouled Whittaker in the box. Miller stepped up for the spot-kick, looking for his 16th of the season, but Langfield did well to dive to his left and punch to safety. Aberdeen tried to win a penalty of their own shortly after the restart when Scott Vernon went to ground under pressure from Madjid Bougherra but the referee ignored the claims. Miller could have made amends for his poor spot-kick attempt with a well-struck shot that fizzed across the face of goal and just past the post. Langfield was then called into action to block a powerful free-kick from distance from Weiss, with the winger also keen to add to his tally for the day. Rangers were desperate for the third goal to snuff out any hope of a Dons comeback and Bougherra found Miller with a lovely long ball and the striker looked set to add to his tally only for Langfield to come to the rescue. Miller then spurned another decent chance when he collected a chipped cross from Whittaker only to stab wide from just six yards out. Weiss was replaced by Gregg Wylde with 15 minutes to go and the youngster was not too far away when he met a long, low corner from Fleck and rifled just over the crossbar. Rangers were able to hold on for the win, while Hamilton's defeat to Inverness prevented Aberdeen from slipping to bottom of the table.
Form Guide
- Rangers
- Aberdeen LLWLLL
Last Meetings
- Aberdeen
- 2 - 3
- Rangers
- 26/09/2010
- Rangers
- 3 - 1
- Aberdeen
- 07/04/2010
- Aberdeen
- 1 - 0
- Rangers
- 28/11/2009
- Rangers
- 0 - 0
- Aberdeen
- 26/09/2009
- Rangers
- 2 - 1
- Aberdeen
- 16/05/2009
- Aberdeen
- 0 - 0
- Rangers
- 24/01/2009
Top Scorers
- K Miller 12
- SJ Naismith 5
- N Jelavic 2
- S Papac 1
- S Davis 1
- K Lafferty 1
- V Weiss 1
- M Edu 1
- S Vernon 4
- C Maguire 2
- D Mackie 1
- A Velicka 1
- Z Diamond 1
- R McArdle 1
- Total goals 42
- Goals per game 29
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) Period 31-40 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 4 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 9 (For) Period 61-70 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 1 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 28
- Goals per game 15
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 3 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 1 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Electoral defeat tends to spawn bouts of ideological tinkering—when the Democrats lost the presidential election in 2004, a clutch of books soon emerged, bristling with prescriptions for the ailing left. Last year's resounding losses for the GOP, from John McCain to dog-catcher, will no doubt produce a similar outpouring of what-now books. For some on the right, though, the revolution has already begun, and their catalysts for rethinking conservative politics are a handful of new, online publications.
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Deputies arrived and located an elderly man in a garage being mauled by a Bullmastiff. The canine charged the first deputy on scene and was subsequently shot. The victim of the canine attack suffered severe injuries and was transported to the hospital. As deputies investigated this case, they received information that 30 minutes prior to the initial call, a heating and air conditioner technician had arrived at the victim's home to repair the air conditioner. The same dog attacked the technician. The technician did not report the incident immediately. The technician sought treatment at a local hospital and then reported the incident to authorities. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is encouraged to contact the Temecula Police Department at 951-696-3000. FRENCH VALLEY - A Bullmastiff mix went on a rampage outside a home near Murrieta today, severely mauling a senior citizen and attacking another man before a sheriff's deputy arrived and shot the canine. The attack happened around 9:30 a.m. in the 39000 block of Salinas Drive, according to John Welsh of the Riverside County Department of Animal Services. An air-conditioning repairman was the first target of the 90-pound Mastiff pitbull crossbreed, named "Sacks," which then went after his owner's 80-year-old father, Welsh said. "The man was severely attacked," he said. "The dog bit him in the stomach, both arms, puncturing arteries, and also Advertisement A sheriff's deputy arrived within minutes and opened fire on the dog, firing multiple rounds, two of which struck the animal, according to Welsh. He said the canine was found next to a house a couple of blocks away on Tangletree Way. Animal control officers seized and impounded the dog. The owner, whose identity was not released, signed a consent form to have the canine euthanized. The 80-year-old victim was rushed to a hospital in serious condition. Welsh said the canine was licensed but had not been neutered. In April, the Riverside County Board of Supervisors authorized the Department of Animal Services to proceed with drafting a proposed ordinance that would require, with few exceptions, all pit bull owners to have their dogs sterilized for the sake of public safety. A rash of pit bull attacks over the last year prompted the move. According to Animal Services Director Rob Miller, the pit bull population countywide ranges into the tens of thousands, while the total number of pit bulls licensed in the county is around 120. "The population is out of control," he said. "Twenty percent of the dogs we impound are pit bulls and pit bull breeds. We deal with a lot of 'powerhouse' breeds. But pits do the worst damage." Supervisor John Tavaglione said he became convinced that regulations targeting pit bull owners were necessary after an 84-year-old Jurupa Valley man was killed by his family's pit bull while sitting in his wheelchair last year. 14 comments
How about you get your story straight!!! I live on the street and it is not French Valley!!! The dog is Mastiff mix not Pitt bull . How about you put on the header "mauled by Mastiff mix"!!!!!!!
While anti BSL, pro pit advocates celebrate what they consider victories. We mourn another death . Thus far this year there have been 17 fatal dog attacks in the U.S. In all but one of these deaths only one breed (type) of dog has been the killer . Please Pray for the families and loved ones of the following.(Arianna Jolee Merrbach 5 Years old) (Nephi Selu, 6 Years Old) (Ayden Evans, 5 years old) (Carlton Freeman, 80 years old) (Pamela Marie Devitt, 63 years old )(Rachael Honabarger, 35 years old)(Beau Rutledge, 2 years old)(Jordyn Arndt 4 years old )( Claudia Gallardo, 38 years old ) (Tyler Jett, 7 years old ) (Monica Renee Laminack, 21 months old) (Daxton Borchardt, 14 months old ) ( Ryan Maxwell, 7 years old ) (Isaiah Aguilar, 2 years old ) ( Elsie Grace, 91 years old ) (Christian Gormanous, 4 years old ) (Betty Todd, 65 years old ) What kind of people find celebration while lives are lost. At this rate within the next 10 to 20 days We will be adding another innocent victim to this list. Please join Us to bring regulation that will reduce the mauling and killing.https://www.facebook.com/ProtectChildrenFromPitBulls?hc_location=timeline
So lemme get this straight, even though there have been countless mauling's and 15 murders of human by Pit Bulls SO far this year, because your dog never bit anyone we should disregard all facts and assume that all Pit Bulls are gentile??? Are you insane???
Again correct your story!!! Salinas Drive is Murrieta!!!! not near Murrieta not French Valley. Salinas drive is Murrieta CA look it up!!! Why dont you tell the truth on the front cover? The dog was Mastiff mix not pitt mix!!! Also why dont you publish all the other bites that have happened in the city that were not Pitt bull related? I had a dalmation dog in our neighborhood that bit several kids a few months ago but media made no fuss about it!!! you obviously are a pitt hater
It's because unfortunately most of the incidents involve Pits. You're not going to find some little Maltese run out and attack someone and inflict injury this way. Even the most loving Pit has more of a tendency to snap than any other dog and when they attack, it's bad, very, very bad. I am one of the biggest animal lovers out there, but I have to agree that something needs to be done about these dogs. There was a little boy just a couple weeks ago that was mauled to death by their "loving" family dog. It was a pitbull and nobody expected it.
Pit Mix Owner, Does this also mean that gay men and women, or bi sexuals, transexuals are not born with that already instilled in their hormones or whatever its called? IF what you say is true then that is what every scientist in most of the world says is opposite. Dogs like gays, serial killers have a pre desposition for it, or Genes we will say because I do not want to use the wrong wording. Can these animals be loved enough over a few years to never hurt someone in his or her life? I dont know, and no one else does either because on a daily basis people are either attacked by them or killed by them. As you can read the stories of these recent mass killers. They have a perfect family, lots of money, the best of educations, friends or not, family, they go on vacations some of us only dream about, but there is that little "glitch" in their brain when they are born that just doesnt quite work the right way and thus...........mass murder. I love animals, I have alot of animals, loving animals but I would never leave any of them to get out or be alone in a room with a child.
Apparently the dog was a Pit/Mastiff mix. No one on the Valley News staff has any love or hate of Pitbulls. We simply post what we find from the sheriff's department and Animal Control. The above information is directly from them. Thanks for reading! We'll continue to get it as right as we can :)
Of the 4,239 dogs involved in fatal and disfiguring attacks on humans occurring in the U.S. & Canada since September 1982, when I began logging the data, 2,653 (62%) were pit bulls; 534 were Rottweilers; 3,425 were of related molosser breeds, including pit bulls, Rottweilers, mastiffs, boxers, and their mixes. Of the 517 human fatalities, 260 were killed by pit bulls; 84 were killed by Rottweilers; 382 (69%) were killed by molosser breeds. Of the 2,388 people who were disfigured, 1,556 (62%) were disfigured by pit bulls; 312 were disfigured by Rottweilers; 1,978 (79%) were disfigured by molosser breeds. Pit bulls--exclusive of their use in dogfighting--also inflict about 10 times as many fatal and disfiguring injuries on other pets and livestock as on humans, a pattern unique to the pit bull class. Surveys of dogs offered for sale or adoption indicate that pit bulls and pit mixes are less than 6% of the U.S. dog population; molosser breeds, all combined, are 9%.
You are invited to Houston, Texas for The 2nd Annual Walk For Victims of Pit Bulls and Other Dangerous Dogs October 19, 2013 Please come and join us, and show your support. http://walkforvictimsofpitbulls.blogspot.com/
The difference between a Mastiff and Pit is the Mastiff can eat you in fewer bites. There are a lot of great breeds so why consider one that can kill you, your neighbors or your child.
Seems some people are just not satisfied with the Valley News reporting what they receive from official sources, they want the News to investigate in depth before printing anything. If that were the case then we would receive no news at all. I for one am very thankful for the Valley News and their timely reports. In time of emergency such as fire they have been the bulletin board providing vital information for local citizens. And no I do not have any connection to the Valley News or its staff.
@ #5, Pit hater Public sentiment and news stories tend to align with the statistics. I believe it would be a rare occurrence for a Dalmatian to kill a person. Pits (and similar breeds) kill their owners, their owners children and neighbors on a regular basis so apparently more news worthy.
I love animals, especially dogs, but something needs to be done about the over population of pit bulls, regardless if they are the ones with the highest percentage of maulings. I often go to the North Central Animal Shelter and donate newspapers and guess what breed I see the most up for adoption? Pit bulls! People are so irresponsible in not fixing their pets. I wish everyone that owned a pet, and has not sterilized their pet, take a trip to the animal shelter and see first hand the amount of dogs that may eventually be euthanized...just because of irresponsible people. The ones to blame are HUMANS...not the dogs.
It is no a predisposition for a pit to be mean or want to cause harm it is what an owner and traine. Intend for them to be dogs do not choose to be killers I have owned pits and rotties a lap dog is what bit me if these vicious pit bulls are so vicious explain why they used to be considered family dogs and mainstays in households because of humans breeding patterns overbreeding and what have you. Dont blame the dog blame every person who has chosen to breed them for the wrong purpose.
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Cunningham and Latsch crossed paths and said "hello" as she walked to school and he went to work. In the afternoons and on weekends, she would run into him in the wooded bluffs. On one day, Cunningham and her girlfriends were descending Garvin Heights "the hard way," when Latsch came down the trail after them. When he caught up to them he held out his hand and asked if any of them was missing something. Cunningham had not even noticed it, but her watch had slipped off on the steep descent. She took it from Latsch's outstretched hand and thanked him. He strode off into the woods.
Hiking was a very common pastime for Winona children at the time, but Cunningham said she thought it was unusual for a grown man to spend so much time hiking. "That was his pleasure, though, being in the hills," she said. Everyone in town knew Latsch. "He was just a character a person would get to know," she explained.
Pauline Richter, 107, was also a young woman in those days. All of the youth in Winona hiked in the bluffs at Garvin Heights, Star Bluff, the caves and went swimming at the Latsch Island bathhouse, a grand changing house at the beach. Latsch secured the island as a city park and financed the bathhouse after being heartbroken when a Winona child who drowned in the river. Latsch's beach had a cordoned swimming area and lifeguards.
"I swam there every day," Richter said. As a girl, she would go early in the morning, come home for lunch, and go back for the whole afternoon. So did nearly every kid in town from the time the beach opened in spring until the end of the summer, she said. When the beach was closed she would go hiking. "I climbed those hills over and over and over again. I was kind of brought up on that thing," she said. Latsch also donated part of the bluffs south of Lake Winona.
The bluffs and the Latsch beach would sometimes be a place for high school mischief, Richter said. At the island, "Boys and girls would go over [to the island] when they were courting. They went over there and nobody would bother them." She added, "Then the life guards would chase them away because they were causing too much trouble."
She also noted that "a lot of people would come and have parties [in the bluffs]. You know, sandwiches and stuff. That was a party." The authorities did not want youths having bonfires or parties in the bluffs, but Richter said she and the young Winonans would do so anyway. "They didn't want us to set anything on fire over there because people were starting to build on the hill and they wanted that to continue. So that kind of spoiled it for us." She explained that many of the bluffside houses were owned by "monied people" who only lived there in the summer. "We got to know when people would be there, and when they weren't we would do what we wanted to."
Richter's husband was a bookkeeper for Latsch's wholesale grocery. "They couldn't get along without him," Richter said of her husband's bookkeeping. "They had to have him every day. But that's how it was in those days; you worked all the time, or you didn't work."
When he was not crafting jewelry, Richter's father helped supervise children at the beach, and during the many years in which Latsch bought up wild river lands and bluffs and donated them to the public, her father conferred with Latsch. "My dad would tell him, this piece won't be good for this, but you could do this with it," she explained. Latsch's donation streak "was quite a deal," she recalled. "Of course I was the first one to know what they were going to do," she said, smiling.
All told, Latsch donated thousands of acres of bluffside parks, river lands, and numerous properties throughout the city, dedicating them as places for Winonans to paddle, hike, and have fun.


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Good morning-Wed.
Good morning, Just a quick hello while I have my cuppa coffee this morning.
I actually got a small piece cutout and painted yesterday. Just need to spray a couple coats of sealer on it today.
I need to decorate a table to post on the holiday forum for the 4th of July. DH has a meeting this morning, so think I will do that today.
What's everyone up to today? Lots of gardening and cleaning out going on? How's the attic project going, Anj?
I dead headed rose bushes yesterday and moved my patio plants into the flower beds so they will get watered while we are off in the motor home. Hope they will do okay with the sun--I sort of slid them where they should be a bit sheltered by the other plants. Guess I need to eliminate that type of plants since I won't be home as much now. Still have two on the front patio that I need to move as well.
I need to get a few projects cut out to take on the trip with me. Maybe I'll get a couple traced on and cut out today if I don't procrastinate too much! LOL
I'll talk to you later, have a good day.
Morning. My attic project is going slowly because I got crazy Saturday and decided to move everything around in my house. ha Changed rooms on a few pieces of furniture and had everything pulled out and moved around. Worked on getting everything put back together yesterday. Still have a few pieces of furniture out of place, but I'll finish those up today. Things just weren't flowing for me so I had to take drastic measures. ha
I've got to go to the grocery store today which is always a 3 hour trip.
I'll be back in the attic again tomorrow.
Is this your yearly RV trip you are going on this time? Will you have internet service or will it be super slow like last year?
I feel bad that I haven't produced much in the painting arena. Our church is having a Craft Super Saturday in July. It's an all day event. You can sign up to do the crafts they have or you can bring something of your own to work on. I'm going to bring a few projects up and try to get them done. Of course, hoping I get more done before then, but the way things are going around here who knows. I try to plan my painting days, but they don't work out often.
Well, I'm done with my list and I'm off to the store. Have a good one! ~Anj
Hi Anj, You're such an ambitious gal--you put me to shame! LOL I almost dread grocery shopping anymore--get home and still don't know what to cook it seems, and it all adds up so fast!
I did get my Quick and Easy Painting mag. I like the sign on pg. 15, love the flower pots and tins on pg.17, the basket lid on pg. 23,and the containers on pg.55. I also like pg.77 and pg 87. Should get busy and paint some of them, shouldn't I? LOL There's probably more I like, but those were just the pages I had folded down because I liked them. ;o) What about you, which patterns are your favorites?
Guess what? DH was given a gift from the Superintent's office today--a set of white dishes with gold trim and the Union Pacific railroad emblem on them. I was expecting a beverage cooler, duffle bag, shirt or hat--so that was a pleasant surprise! I immediately set them on the dining room table. I'll probably post a pic over on the holiday forum.
Well, I'd better get going, need to help DH with more packing up of the Union stuff. We have six boxes full so far--as well as four file cabinets, the copier, and more boxes that are on the shelves in the garage. He's not gonna know what to do with all this extra room in his "office". LOL Never fear, I'm sure he will have it all filled up in no time--one of my ongoing things I nag about is that his office is always a mess!
Did you get everything boxed up yet? I went over to look at your dishes on Holidays yesterday and then forgot to post here. ha They are really nice.
I like all the patterns in the mag, but my favorite design(and the reason I decided to buy the mag) is the Liberty star on the bucket (pg29). I have 2 buckets just like that that I think I can paint it on. Mine look galvanized, but I have some rust colored spray paint that I think will work for a base coat. I also like the pots and buckets on pg16-17 a lot. And I love that little sunshine on page 82. I may try to paint that on a tiny basket I have and the clock scene on page 11 may go on another basket. Have to see if the pattern will fit. Some good patterns. Lots of Americana stuff. I like the tags on pg 30, but I'd have to change the colors.
I cut my hand up a little yesterday. Was putting a globe back on a tea light after cleaning it and it shattered. Sliced up one finger and punctured about 4 other places. It bled a lot yesterday. Ok today...just sore.
We are going out with 2 couples of friends tonight so I gotta go clean my van out since they'll probably all ride with us. Never enough hours in the day. TTYL ~Anj
Hi Anj, I saw your nice comments on the Holiday forum.
I looked at the patterns you mentioned in the magazine and they are all good ones. Isn't it funny how sometimes the magazines have so many we like and other times hardly any?
Guess what? At one of the TS I recently stopped at, they had some of those galvanized buckets for $1.00 each. At the time, I couldn't think what I'd use them for, but now realize they would make great "May baskets" for my neighbors next year. I love your idea of spray painting them a rust color too. That would be a perfect background for that star design and many others too.
I liked the designs on those tags too, but that background just doesn't do them justice does it? I'm sure the tan is to make them look "antique" or old, but I think an offwhite would let the designs show up better. What do you do with your tags after you paint them? I've heard of people using them like an ornament on a tree or tying them on a jar candle. Any other good ideas for them?
I stopped by my favorite TS on the way to the mall today. Got a cute little round plastic "kitchen" for little GD to play with for only $5.00. I've seen them at Toys R Us for over $30.00, and it even had some dishes and food pieces with it. Has a little seat attached for her baby doll even. Gave it a good cleaning with Clorox and put it outside by her little picnic table to surprise her when she comes over on Sunday. ;o) (Also stopped in at Marhshall's and bought her the cutest brown knit dress with little pink and lime green hearts on it and a little card game to play--just couldn't resist!) LOL
At the TS, I bought three clipboards for 50 cents each, and two wooden trays for $1.00 each. They were so cheap and I thought they would be nice lightweight painting surfaces to take along on our trip. I need to have something to work on while DH goes to his meetings, and they will make cute little gift items I think. I got the goo from the tags off the clipboards and spray painted a coat of primer on them. Will probably just spray a coat of white on for the base coat, then find a pattern I like to paint on them. For the trays, I need your advice please. The big one has a Pottery Barn sticker on the back, and they are both wood. Do you think I should just paint on top of the wood finish, or should I spray paint them some color first? Here's a pic for you to see them. TTYL
Morning. Hope you had a nice weekend.
I don't know if I'd actually use the tag pattern for tags. I was thinking they'd look good kind of put together like a quilt on something or put into a 4 sectioned frame.
You got some good buys at the TS and I can't believe you got those trays for $1 each. I guess it would depend on what you are painting on them on how I'd do the tray itself. I kinda like the lighter one the way it is so I'd maybe just paint on it, but the darker one might overpower the pattern you put on it depending on what it is. Do you have any ideas yet on what you want to paint on them? ~Anj
Anj, that's my biggest problem--I have lots of patterns, but struggle to pick one! LOL Since I can't make a decision, I don't get much done!
For the clipboards, I was just going to do one stroke flowers on them--then I was thinking that my neighbor Maria is from Mexico and loves bright colors and I thought about a couple of patterns I have with a "salsa" theme so might go with that for hers. And the other neighbor, Nancy, loves Mary Engelbreit and I have one of her pattern books so might do that for hers. Not so sure about the one for Phyliss. She has lots of roses, so the one stroke flowers might be fine for hers. Just too many decisions to make--but for 50 cents it's worth it. (I had thought of doing them for Christmas, but really think a year round design would be better.)
Sure, those tag designs would look good on lots of things. I have one little plaque I bought that actually has nine small squares of wood glued on a larger plaque and there is a different little design painted on each of the squares.
Oh, I wanted to tell you that the two patriotic wooden items in my post on holidays were purchased items. The lady liberty I bought recently at a craft show and the Uncle Sam I've had for several years.
I need some info from you, so will email, okay?


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This was my big music software project at Cycling '74.
Around the turn of the millenium, I was using a giant MaxMSP patch to play live shows – including improvised music with a couple of bands (including CRATER), and solo DJ type stuff. David Zicarelli suggested we try to make a commercial product out of it, and a few years later Cycling '74 released radiaL.
It was a great pleasure to hear the music and sound that people made with radiaL – things that they never could have made without it.
radiaL was also a big experiment, to see if it was possible to make a 'real' software product out of a Max patch… it succeeded in the end, but it took a LOT of work. Nowadays the whole process is a bit easier, and there are a bunch of amazing projects made in MaxMSP.
Anyway, radiaL is no longer available – but if you want to read what it was about, here is my favorite review of radiaL, from Sound On Sound magazine.
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I've written about a million max patches, but this is the one that I bother keeping around:
cellsound: audio cellular automata
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When I started working for Cycling '74 in 1998, the first product we made together was Pluggo – a collection of highly unusual, creative, and useful plug-ins. Our concept was, 74 plug-ins for $74. At the time, this was a pretty radical step, as was our technique for creating the plug-ins: we wrote them in Max/MSP. I wrote over 30 of the original collection. We had a good time.
Pluggo has been replaced by Max4Live, currently available from Cycling '74. But as I travel through recording studios and bedroom musicians in strange corners of the world, I am often surprise to hear that Pluggo was known and loved by musicians and sound tinkerers everywhere.
From a review by Sound on Sound:
Feedback Network is, to my mind, almost the perfect example of the kind of thing Pluggo excels at. It features a dozen or so sliders, half of which move randomly of their own accord. It has a large Randomize button, which doesn't do quite what you expect it to, and no amount of familiarity with conventional effe
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White Supremacists Headline Martin Luther King Day Protest in Jena
By: Bob Allen
Posted: Monday, January 21, 2008 12:00 am
A controversial "pro-majority" group gathers today in Jena, La., to protest both the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and last September's rally that brought thousands of African-Americans to the small town in solidarity with six arrested black teens now famous as the Jena Six.
A group of black and white Jena residents, including three parents of the Jena Six, is sponsoring a counter protest to drown out the white-supremacist voice with a message that says, "No to nooses."
Monday's "Jena Justice Day" is sponsored by the Nationalist Movement, a Mississippi-based organization with a history of MLK Day protests. Organizers first said marchers would be armed, because they believed the town's policy banning firearms in parades violated their Second Amendment rights. They later said supporters would not bring guns as long as it was clear it was by choice.
The group also sued the town after refusing to post a $10,000 bond or liability insurance. The Nationalist Movement argued it burdened their constitutional right to free speech. After two status conferences with a federal judge, Jena's mayor acknowledged the ordinance did not pass First Amendment muster.
Announced speakers at the anti-MLK rally include James L. Hart, who ran for Congress in west Tennessee in 2004 as a Republican campaigning door-to-door with the slogan, "Whites Have Rights."
Now running as a write-in candidate for the Tennessee Legislature, Hart has called for stopping all immigration from Mexico and promised if elected to the U.S. House of Representatives he would ask the FBI to investigate whether the "Mexican invasion of California and Texas" is an act of war. If so he pledged to ask Congress to declare war on Mexico.
Hart advocates "eugenics," a theory that intermarriage between "favored" and "less favored" races puts America at risk by lowering average IQs.
Hart told the Shreveport Times he planned to talk about how the Jena Six case was distorted by the media.
"The media would have us believe the Jena Six are like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves," he said. "But, in reality, they are like O.J. (Simpson). They're just typical black criminals who have been allowed to go free by a corrupt court system."
Also featured is Larry Darby, who two years ago drew 44 percent of the vote as runner up in the Democratic primary for Alabama's Attorney General.
A practicing attorney from Montgomery, Darby created controversy during his campaign by claiming there is no evidence of a mass extermination Jews during World War II. Estimating no more than 140,000 Jews died in Europe during the war, and most of them from typhus, Darby described the commonly cited figure of 6 million Jewish deaths part of a "Holocaust industry."
Darby was founder of the Atheist Law Center but now says he no longer categorically denies the existence of God. He calls himself a "Christian in a sense that Jesus of Nazareth would approve."
The January 21st Committee, the group formed to oppose the Nationalist parade, called on people to come to Jena to "politically drown out" their message by bringing whistles, noisemakers, instruments and bells.
"White supremacists plan to march in Jena on Martin Luther King Day in 2008," the committee said in a written call to action. "On Martin Luther King Day of all days, the one day that is supposed to be about the struggle of black people, they are coming to march with nooses. This is a call to people everywhere, on Monday, Jan. 21, get to Jena."
Jena officials asked both the Nationalists and their opponents to stay away from today's planned rallies.
"To anyone who is considering coming to Jena on Jan. 21 either to support the Nationalist Movement rally or to oppose it, we say, 'Please don't,'" said a statement released by LaSalle Parish Sheriff Carl Smith, Sheriff-elect Scott Franklin, Mayor Murphy McMillin, Jena Police Chief Paul Smith and LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters.
"The healing process is under way here," the statement said. "Causing more strife only hurts us all."
The Nationalist "Jena Justice Day" protests an incident in December 2006 at Jena High School. Six black teens allegedly beat a white student after a series of racially charged incidents that included white students hanging nooses from a tree at the school.
No white students were charged, but the black students were initially charged with attempted murder. Those charges were later reduced.
An estimated 20,000 people marched in Jena Sept. 20, protesting perceived inequities in America's justice system against African-Americans.
Backlash to that event included numerous copycat hangings of nooses, prompting some to conclude nooses have replaced white hoods and burning crosses as symbols of racial hate.
"Racism remains a deep flaw in the American character," said Robert Parham of the Baptist Center for Ethics. "Groups such as the Nationalist Movement are raw reminders of racial extremism, but less overt expressions and covert forms of racism are just as morally wrong and they worm their ways into almost every facet of our social life."
"The rate of incarceration of African-American males, payday lending, predatory bankers with sub-prime mortgages, anti-public school ideologies, anti-immigration rhetoric and anti-taxation attitudes often have the seed of racism in them," Parham said. "Yet too many of us deceive ourselves about our own racism when we see the obvious racism of the Nationalist Movement."
Bob Allen is managing editor of EthicsDaily.com.
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Belmontas in Vilnius has many sightseeing places and features. This time I was interested in watery ones, because I wanted to test out new neutral density x8 and polarizer filters. It came not too bad and I will probably be using them as much as I can.
Also, I started using new raw development software called Darktable. It is linux-only and will help me in the process of getting rid of Microsoft from my workflow. Darktable is very similar to lightroom and even has more functions.
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Couple of weeks ago we went to a Saidės sightseeing path, where we found slowly melting snow and ice near a Moluvenė streamlet, which runs into bigger Neris river. This path is special in one thing – to get to it you have to go through abandoned rehab camp, whose one building is inhabited by people.
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A quite old photo from spring 2012 was taken on a Kavarskas hydro power plant, near Anykščiai. In this photo I tried to depict a lone tree in front of some strange cloud/foam-like wall. What it actually is – a view looking downwards to gurgling water sliding from hydro power plant and on top of this water and in the middle of concrete wall somehow little tree growing its branches.


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USA: humor unleashed by North Korea's threats
Today on the net, American web users laughing off threats from North Korea. An awareness campaign warning of the dangers of Google Glass. And a Russian street artist brings derelict buildings to life.
USA: humor unleashed by North Korea's threats
After the ongoing, bellicose declarations and anti-America propaganda of recent weeks, Pyongyang stepped up its war threats on Friday with this picture released via North Korea's state run news agency: we see Kim Jong-Un surrounded by his military advisors and a map of the United States. The photo has been analyzed by the team at NKnews.org, who by zooming in on the image; tell us that the North Korean leader is actually studying the country's battle plans and a list of American cities that are being targeted for missile strikes. Among them : and to no great surprise, cities like Washington that hold strategic value, but then the list also features less threatening places like Austin, Texas. A bemusing choice to say the least, but residents of this small southern city don't seem too alarmed … quite the opposite in fact!
Texans aren't taking the North Korean leader's threats too seriously. Social networkers have been posting under the hashtag "Why Austin?" trying to figure out why Kim Jong-Un wants to attack the Texan capital. Some have produced photomontages claiming for example he is angry with Austin because he was not invited to the SXSW festival or that he was disappointed with 2013 lineup. Others are saying the North Korean strongman is targeting Austin because he wants to get his hands on stocks of the local specialty: barbecue sauce.
And it's not just web users providing levity. The Austin authorities have posted this 1950s style, "what to do in the event of an air strike" video onto Twitter : to highlight with more than a hint of irony, that North Korea's war tactics and scaremongering are outdated, and should not be taken too seriously…
Activists launch anti-Google Glass campaign
They haven't even hit the stores yet, but the Google glasses are already causing controversy. A Seattle bar has pre-emptively banned Google Glass from its establishment, West Virginia lawmakers have introduced a bill that would ban the use of the head mounted gadgets while driving, and now a group of British activists have launched a campaign to raise public awareness of the potential risks this new technology could pose.
The campaign is called "Stop the Cyborgs" and hopes to open up debate and encourage people to demand surveillance free zones where they can talk and behave freely. The instigators of this campaign think the Google glasses, which are basically little computers equipped with a miniature camera, pose a serious threat to individual freedoms because the people wearing them can film everyone they pass in the street and upload the footage instantaneously without the person in the video having any say in the matter or indeed even being aware. Worse still, as these glasses are connected to the web, the wearer could potentially access private information about these individuals recorded by the Google Glasses and again without these people knowing.
The campaign creators are not seeking a blanket ban on these famous glasses; they just want to ensure usage is properly monitored. Web users are being urged to express support on social networks by replacing their profile pictures with these Stop the Cyborgs ones.
9-year-old launches online campaign to create video game
9 year old Mackenzie Wilson has set her heart on creating a video game. But her two older brothers have teasingly told her that this is no job for a girl of her age. And so to prove them wrong, the American school girl, with some help from mum, launched an online campaign to raise the 800 dollars needed to go to computer camp and learn to make a computer game. It exceeded all expectations, because she ended up raising over 22 000 dollars.
Russian artist brings abandoned buildings to life
Russian artist Nikita Nomerz has been travelling around his country transforming ordinary, non- descript places into faces, giving old, run down and decrepit buildings new life. His work has been documented in a collection of photos called "The Living Wall" which you can check out on the street artist's blog.
Video of the day
This stop-motion video was uploaded by American artist Chris Carlson who wanted to pay tribute to the well-known video game Tetris. His chalk drawings, the video features no other effects, give the impression the clip is in 3D, and will no doubt be a big hit with fans of this timeless game.


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I saw a nice princess cut diamond ring at my local jewelry store not long ago and it was beautiful. It was very sparkly. I think the jeweler referred to it as having a lot of "fire." He said the princess cut could make a diamond of slightly lesser quality look really good. I don't know about that -- maybe he was just trying to sell the ring.
The princess cut diamond at least has the advantage of being something different from the standard round, oval or pear shaped diamonds one usually sees. I really like that cut, and I'm anything but a jewelry expert.