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Justice for Draco – The fight begins
In October of last year, a very ugly man did a very ugly thing. He killed the dog belonging to his girlfriend. But it was what he did before killing him that is so very ugly. He tortured and beat him. Three different times. And, he videotaped it. You can read the gory details in the story that first appeared in his Minnesota home town (Sheriff: Baldwin man tortured, killed family dog), but I will warn you that I could not read the full story myself. It's bad. Really bad.
The sad thing is that Draco was originally listed as a lost dog. His owner did not know what had happened to him when she posted that he was missing. She was hoping that he would come home safely. Her boyfriend knew what he had done, but he played along. If not for him videotaping his acts, he might never have been caught. I am so glad he was because I suspect this is not the first time he has engaged in cruelty or abuse.
I have no words for what this man did. I cannot even imagine someone so evil living on this planet. But what I do know is that the group that fought for Justice 4 Millie, will be doing the same for Draco. He did not deserve this. Neither did the young woman who loved and cared for him.
If you would like to join us in this fight for justice, you can follow the progress of the court case on the Facebook page Justice for Draco. We will need your support and voice when the time comes for Anthony Sather to face judge and jury and account for his behavior. PLEASE ALSO SIGN THE PETITION (this will be given to the prosecutor on the case).
If you want to know a little more about Draco and how much he was loved you can watch the video his owner put together of him.
Godspeed Draco. May the pain you suffered now be forgotten. We will not forget. We will seek justice for you.
Animals do have a voice.
If you ignore their suffering, I will remind you of it.
If you don't understand them, I will translate.
If you don't hear them, I will be their voice.
You may silence them, but you can not silence me as long as I live. :
-Anita Mahdessian
Lost Dogs – Is your dog at risk?
I'm often brought to tears by stories of lost dogs that have been found.
Just this past weekend, a ten-year-old dog was found after being lost and out on her own for several days in frigid temps. As I read her owner's teary and thankful response to all those who helped her get her dog back, I wept.
I remember the powerful waves of emotion that swept over me when I finally had Cupcake back in my arms again – relief, gratitude, and extreme happiness. Even though it has been three years since Cupcake went missing, I have never forgotten those twelve days she was gone. I have only to read another lost dog story or see another missing dog posting, to feel all the fear, worry and sadness all over again.
Losing a dog (no matter how long) changes you. It makes you more cautious, and more attentive. It also makes you less likely to take risks with their safety.
I used to be so ignorant about all the risks I took with my dogs. Jasper was allowed off-leash all of the time. Both Daisy and Jasper were allowed to hop up into the car (and out) while out in the driveway. Neither were leashed in those moments. My first Sheltie went with me to watch the our local fireworks at the park near our house (my mother tells me now that Alicia was very nervous and scared of the sounds back then). My last dog, Aspen, was a runner, but I often forgot to keep her away from the front door when people came for a visit. I can't count how many times I chased her down the street with a bag of pepperoni in my hands.
My guess is that every dog owner engages in some type of risky behavior where their pets are concerned. We are all one mistake away from losing our best friends.
So how much risk do you take with your dog? Do you engage in risky behavior in regards to your pets' safety?
Here are some frequent ways in which owners have lost their pets. Check all that apply.
If you selected 10 or more, you have a extremely high risk for losing your dog. Take action to minimize your risks as soon as possible (today would not be soon enough). Also, study up on the Lost Dog Action Plan from Lost Dogs-MN so you know what to do when your dog does go missing, because chances are high that they will. (In addition, if you selected "I let my dog outside to go to the bathroom without making sure he/she is on a tether or in a fenced yard." , count yourself in the "extremely high risk" category no matter how many others you selected. This is the number one explanation given when a pet goes missing. The common response is "they have always come back before".)
If you selected 5 or more, you are at a higher risk for losing your dog. Try to find ways you can reduce the number of items on the list as soon as you possibly can. Ensuring you have a high recall with your dog is highly recommended. I would also recommend you read the the Lost Dog Action Plan from Lost Dogs-MN so you know what to do if your dog does go missing.
If you selected 2 or more, you are at a medium risk level for losing your dog. Consider what items on the list you can change and take action now to minimize the risk.
If you selected 1 or did not select any of the items on the list, consider yourself a dog owner who knows how to keep their dog safe. Your dogs are in the lowest risk group for being lost. This does not mean he/she will not get lost through some weird set of circumstances, but you have done all you can to reduce the chances of it happening. Congratulations!
Lost Dogs and the Importance of Using Scent Articles
As I read about one more lost Sheltie last night, I could not help but be sad.
One more dog was running scared in a neighborhood she did not know.
One more owner was suffering the anguishing fears that every lost dog owner feels when their dog goes missing.
Fortunately, she was caught in one of our traps overnight, but it is not always this easy to catch a lost dog, especially a shy one.
When a dog is lost an owner must do everything they can to bring their dog back:
- Pass out flyers far and wide so that every person in that area can keep an eye out for her and call you when he/she get a sighting.
- Post signs on every possible high-traffic street area so people can be alerted to a lost dog while driving around the area.
- Post on Craigslist so anyone who should;d happen to find your dog can reunite you both as quickly as possible.
- Call all vet clinics, shelters and animal-related businesses to give them a heads up that there is a lost dog in the area.
- Rally the troops – family, friends, rescue groups – and spread the word.
- Set out clothing and familiar bedding that contains smells the dog is familiar with. Many dogs will return and lie down on them because it comforts them to have something that smells so familiar to them that nearby.
The last item is an important one because it has been successful in bringing back many a lost dog. I still remember the evening I received an urgent phone call from a friend who runs a rescue out east. She asked me if I would be willing to speak to one of her adopters, whose dog had gone missing in a heavily wooded area near her house. I said I would.
The owner told me that she suspected her dog was in the area, and may have even been watching her and her family from the woods, but she thought she might have been too scared to come out. I suggested several things to her (same as those listed above), but it was the dog bed she left outside on the front step that led to her safe return. The morning after she put her dog's bed out on the front step, she found her lost dog sleeping on it. It was a happy reunion.
More recently, in September of thus year, a friend I had met on Instagram reported that her dog had gotten lost when she let her off leash for just a few minutes. She searched everywhere with no luck. She was quite worried and upset. I could totally relate. I left her a message telling her to take an article of clothing or a blanket or her dog's bed out to the park and to leave it there and check it in the morning. Even though she thought it was a crazy idea and thought it would never work, she took her blanket out there anyways. She left it near she had last seen him. A couple of hours later, she went back out to the park, back to where she had left the blanket, and guess who was there? Her sweet, and very scared, lost dog. Boy was he happy to see his mom!
A familiar scent can be such a powerful piece in your search for your lost dog. Even in the middle of winter a scent article can be used to draw a lost dog home or into a trap.
A few years ago, we had a lost Sheltie who had been missing for several cold winter days. She was found after her owners left a scent article in the area she had last been sighted. It was a jacket her dad wore. The next morning, she was found, sleeping on the jacket.
Just leaving a scent article is a good idea when you've lost a dog, but I've learned a few things about how to handle scent articles during a couple of nose work classes Daisy, Jasper and I took this summer. Keeping the scent article free of other smells when you need to transport it to another location is important. When we went to class, we were asked to bring all our scent articles (socks, shirt, etc.) in a sealed plastic baggie so as to avoid contamination by other smells.
It turns out that this is not all that new in the search and rescue world. They try to keep scent articles free of other people's scents too. This prevents the dog from being confused by other smells of other individuals, including those scents of dog handler herself!
You can read more about scent articles and the importance of not contaminating them here, but the most important piece I hope you take from this is this …
If you lose your dog or cat, don't forget to place their bedding, your bedding, your pajamas, the dog's blanket, or your blanket, outside. It could be the thing that brings them home.
Has a dog changed your life?
When I first considered offering to foster for Minnesota Sheltie Rescue, I wrote a blog post about it. In the post, I included a picture of one of their available dogs cuddled up and sleeping with a stuffed toy.
The dog in the picture was Lady, now known as Cupcake. My Cupcake.
I couldn't possibly have known then that the dog I would end up fostering would be the very same one in the picture. Nor could I have known that the dog I ended up fostering would get lost, then found, and then adopted – by me. I also couldn't have known that meeting Cupcake would lead me to become an advocate for lost dogs or for Shelties in need or that so many other people would become advocates for other lost dogs because of her.
We often hear people talk about those special people in our lives who make a difference in how we see ourselves or who cause us to change directions in our life. But, how often do we think about the dog that has changed our lives in ways we never expected?
I can think of many examples of people in my life whose life was changed after meeting their dogs – like my friend Edie, who adopted her first dog, Frankie, and ended up writing a book and starting a blog to write about her experiences with him. Or the the lost dog I read about recently who had been adopted so he could be a companion to a woman with cancer and ended up being a comfort and lifeline for the husband when she died. Or my friend Debbie, who adopted a fearful dog named Sunny and ended up writing a book and a blog to help other owners of fearful dogs.
Dogs enter our lives in mysterious ways and sometimes they impact it in ways we never expect. Cupcake certainly did that for me. Has a dog changed your life in some way? If so, how?
Blog the Change For Animals – Help a Lost Dog in Need. Help Tucker.
October 15th is Blog the Change for Animals Day. It's a day when bloggers unite to bring attention back to an animal cause they care deeply about. It's also a day in which you, our friends and readers, can also do something small to make the difference in the life of an animal.
Today I am continuing the theme from the last Blog the Change, by asking for your help to spread the word about:
1. A little lost Sheltie in Minnesota, and
2. Another missing dog from your own area.
Two years ago next month, I lost my own Sheltie, Cupcake, when she slipped her collar after being frightened. For 11 days I lived in fear that she might be hit by a car, harmed by coyotes, or simply disappear forever, never to be found again. Fortunately, I was surrounded by people who cared enough to share Cupcake's story and made sure that word got out about her. People I didn't even know spread the word and because of them (because of many of you), Cupcake was brought home safely. It was a miracle I will never forget. It's a miracle I wish for every owner of a lost dog.
Now there is another lost Sheltie that needs our help. His name is Tucker and he has been missing since August 23 of this year. He went missing while away from home and in the care of someone else.
He is very much missed by his family, who has done everything to find him, including handing out flyers, making signs, spreading the word online, traveling to the town he went missing in every weekend, and speaking with animal communicators to try to find him. What makes finding Tucker so much more important is that he also serves as a support dog and friend for the young man in his home. He misses him deeply.
We know Tucker is out there. We just need to find him.
Tucker has been sighted most recently sighted in Jordan, MN on October 10th.
How can you help?
- Go to the Lost Shelties MN page and share Tucker's picture and information on Facebook. Ask your friends to spread the word.
- Share this post or Tucker's flyer (above) on Twitter or tweet "Lost
#Sheltie in#Jordan#Minnesota. Support Dog. Brown and white. Do NOT chase. Contact https://www.facebook.com/LostSheltiesMN if seen."
- Keep him in your thoughts and prayers and send him mental messages asking him to seek help from a person. Ask him to let himself be sighted so we can help find him.
Help another dog in need closer to home
So many dogs and cats go missing each year. Many in your own state or in ones near you. Below I have posted several of the well-known Facebook groups responsible for reuniting lost dogs with their owners. Help make a difference for someone else in need:
- Take a moment to click on any one of the lost dog links below and share another lost dog on Facebook and Twitter.
- "Like" the page and help spread the word on other lost dogs in your own area.
- Offer an encouraging word to someone who's dog is lost. You'd be surprised at how much it can help buoy their spirits. I know first hand how much these kind words helped me to not give up hope.
It might seem like a small thing to ask, but every share you do of a lost dog actually does make a difference:
- Because someone shared Cupcake's story, I met people who helped me bring her home.
- Because I snapped a photo of a lost dog and shared it online, another lost foster dog made it back home. (I still have their thank you note to remind me why I want to continue to help others.)
- Because someone shared, a lost dog someone found was reunited with his owner this past week.
Sharing makes a difference.
Please Be The Change that makes a difference today.
Thank you.
Click on any one of the links below and share a lost dog picture or story on Facebook or Twitter.
Blog the Change: Prevent your dog from getting lost
Today, July 15th, is Blog the Change day. This is the day when pet bloggers write about an issue important to them and help to promote change.
I am extremely passionate about educating people on how to find their lost dog. In the past, I have written about what to do when your dog goes missing, what to do if you have a lost dog and they are too afraid to come to you and how to help someone who has lost their dog. Today, I would like to write about the ways you can prevent your dog from getting lost in the first place.
When Cupcake went missing in late 2011, I was haunted by all the things I did wrong that led to her becoming lost – I didn't have her collar properly fitted, I took her into a new store she had never been in before, and instead of remaining calm, I panicked when Daisy became entangled with the store's outdoor sign, which caused all the dogs to panic and run.
There is so much more I know now than I did back then. I hope by sharing these tips you don't ever have to face losing a dog. Please share with your family and friends. One less lost dog is worth preventing.
Ways you can keep your dog safe and prevent them from being lost:
- Buy your dog a martingale collar and make sure it is fitted properly. These type of collars are especially great for sight hounds (because their necks are often bigger than their heads), but they can be used on any dog.
- If you have a particularly shy or nervous dog, double-leash them so you have a fail-safe if one of them fails. (Double-leashing usually means you have one leash attached to the dog's collar and one to their harness.)
- Walk your dog using a well-fitted harness, and when you do walk them, make sure to loop the leash over your wrist so as to prevent the dog from bolting and pulling the leash out of your hands.
- Make sure your dog is secure before opening the door to your house to let someone inside. This can be anything from putting them on a leash before opening the door to putting them behind a baby gate or in another room. A sit-stay is always good, but it is not foolproof.
- Place locks on the gates to your yard. This may seem like a silly thing to do, but there are several reasons to do so. I have seen many a dog lost because a storm blew open someone's gate, a child running in or out of the gate forgot to latch it or a contractor was working on the home and left the gate open. Placing a lock on the gate ensures no one gets in or out without you knowing about it.
- Several times throughout the year, check your fence line to make sure there are no gaps or holes that you may have missed. Block all holes and gaps to prevent your dog from escaping the yard. Also, make sure that there are no chairs or tables near your fence so your dog cannot use it as a perch from which to jump it.
- Don't take your dog to the local 4th of July fireworks display. Keep them at home where you know they are safe. (In Minnesota, we had nearly 100 dogs go missing because they were frightened by fireworks.)
- If someone is caring for your dog, make sure they know how to enter and leave your home without letting the dog out or consider blocking off the doorway so your dog cannot escape unexpectedly.
- Don't take a newly adopted dog to a new location like a dog park or pet store. Many newly adopted dogs get lost within the first few days of being adopted because they are scared and unsure of where they are. Wait two weeks and allow the dog to get used to you, your family and your routine before taking them anywhere with you.
- When traveling by car, make sure your dog is contained in a kennel or is secured with a seat belt. Many dogs go missing after a car accident or when someone opens the door to the car to get out.
- If you bring your dog to a groomer on a regular basis, have a conversation with him/her about how they will keep your pet safe so they don't escape. Ask that your dog be contained until it is time for her to be groomed and after she is done. Also make sure that your dog is wearing a martingale collar when you drop them off and pick them up.
Prevention is key, but if your dog does get lost, here are some tips on how to find him/her again:
Lost Dog Tips
How to find a lost Sheltie – Minnesota Sheltie Rescue
All photo credits are given to Lost Shelties-MN and Cindy Dahl Smith, who graciously agreed to let me share it.
Rescues – Do you have a plan for finding your lost dogs?
When Cupcake (known as Lady back then) went missing in late 2011, I was lucky. No. Not lucky because she disappeared. Lucky because I had a an experienced rescue behind me, supporting me, all along the way.
Minnesota Sheltie Rescue knew just what to do to help bring Cupcake back. They knew that flyers were the most successful way to get the word out. They knew that signs and using a call service like Find Toto were also successful in getting more eyes looking for her. They knew how to mobilize a whole group of people to help spread the word. And, they made to tell me to get some rest so I would be there when Cupcake needed me most. To say they are an awesome rescue would be an understatement.
I wish every rescue offered their new adopters and foster parents the kind of support Minnesota Sheltie Rescue (MNSR) offered to Cupcake and I. Unfortunately, I think MNSR is the exception and not the norm.
I get it. Rescues are busy. They're saving lives. They are short-staffed and often run on a shoestring budget. They don't have the time or the money or the staff to plan for the eventual loss of a dog within their care. But, they should.
If I had my wish, I would ensure that every rescue had a clear plan for:
How a dog or cat will be transported to its new home or foster home (grabbing them off the back of a transport truck is not a plan).
Lost Dogs of MN has a great list of tips on how to avoid losing a dog during transport. Every rescue should consider implementing them immediately. They should also consider making it the standard policy for how dogs are transported to and from their foster and adoptive homes.
What a potential adopter or foster parent needs to know to keep their new pet safe in the first few days after they bring them home.
- New adopters and foster parents should avoid taking their new dog anywhere besides their home. They should be told to avoid the overwhelming desire to stop off at the pet store for supplies or a dog park, where they are likely to get into trouble or get lost.
- They should let the dog get used to its new environment and hold off on taking walks through the neighborhood that first week.
- Entrances and exits should be protected to ensure a dog cannot bolt out the door unexpectedly.
- Double-leashing a dog or buying a harness for their new dog should be recommended so if the dog becomes frightened unexpectedly, they are not able to run away.
- Encourage new owners and fosters to take lots of pictures of their new dog (or cat). They should have a frontal view and one with them standing.
What to do when a dog goes missing.
- Flyers, flyers, flyers. Do I need to say it again? Flyers. Rescues need to have a template ready and waiting to go so when a dog does go missing they are not scrambling to put one together or leaving it up to the adopter or foster to do it. The number one thing that should be on that flyer is a place to put the dog's picture and contact information, followed by the words "Do Not Chase."
- Contact all the veterinarians and shelters within the immediate area. Let them know about the missing dog, provide them with a description and contact information. This should be done within the first few hours after a dog goes missing.
- Create a calling tree within the rescue. Identify where all of your volunteers are located and let them know they may be alerted if a dog in their area goes missing. Make sure they know what to do next. (Did I mention flyers?)
- Post the missing dog on their Facebook page using the lost dog flyer. Ask people to help. Ask them to print out copies and pass them out in the area the dog was lost. This should be done within the first few hours after a dog goes missing.
- Post the missing dog on Craigslist. This should be done within the first few hours after a dog goes missing.
- Make sure all your volunteers, and anyone helping to find the dog, knows what to do when they see the dog. Not sure what to do? I shared a great video two weeks ago week (The best advice for capturing a lost dog) that I think every rescue should watch.
- Document each sighting on a Google Map. Learn how to use one. They can be your best opportunity to tracking the dog and understanding its pattern of movement. Lost dogs often retrace their route, so understanding a dog's movements is key.
- Set up feeding stations to keep the dog in that area. This will make it much easier to capture the dog if or when you decide to place a trap.
- Have a live trap in your custody and ready to go. Don't have one? Find out who rents them out. Sometimes police departments or rental companies will have one you can borrow or rent. Other rescues are a great resource as well.
- When a dog is trapped. Avoid the temptation to let them out and leash them while you are at the location. Carry the trap to a safe and enclosed area before letting the dog out. Trust me. You don't want to lose the dog before you can get them to a safe place.
Lost Dogs-MN has some really great tips for finding lost dogs and an action plan for finding a lost dog. I encourage rescues to take a look and consider making them a part of their plan.
I know having a plan is not an easy thing for rescues to do, but what benefit is there in saving a dog from death row if they get lost after being rescued? Please. Keep them safe. And, when the inevitable happens and a dog is lost, have a plan for how you will find them again.
Cupcake and I thank you.


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Bob Nickas, an independent critic and curator based in New York City, has organized 79 exhibits since 1984, including a stint at PS1 Contemporary Art Center in New York and the 1993 Venice Biennale. He's coming to Albany to speak about his new book, "Catalog of an Exhibition" (2011, 2nd Cannons Publications), which takes one […]
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I really like my Trek 800 Sport. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and there are many nice bike paths here. The Trek 800 is perfect for getting some exercise and taking in the sights. It looks pretty much like a mountain bike, but I don't think it's intended for hard-core off-trail work. It does come with wide tires, so you can take it on dirt paths, but I admit that I don't do much off trail riding. My Trek 800 Sport cost around $300. My Trek 800 has 21 gears (3 x 7) and it's geared low. My top speed in slow enough that older riders with skinny tires pass me regularly, but that doesn't bother me. The advantage is that I can go up some fairly steep hills with relatively little effort. The bike handles well and is pretty comfortable, though my bottom does get a bit sore after long (more than an hour) rides. There are no "shocks" but the ride is still smooth. All the equipment (shifters, brakes) are made by Shimano, which I am told is high quality. I have had no problem with the brakes. When I couldn't shift into my highest gear several months ago, I stopped by the shop where I bought the bike, and a turn of a screw was all that was necessary to fix things. I've had no other problems with the bike. Here in California, most bike shops sell bikes with what amounts to a (free) lifetime routine maintenance guarantee. I think this is a great thing and urge you to be sure your bike shop does the same thing. If your gears start slipping or your brakes need adjustment, they'll do it for you at no charge, usually while you wait. My Trek 800 Sport is black and is nice looking, with handlebars that have just a touch of a rise, and thumb shifters that are easy to use. If I had to find one negative, it would be that this bike is a little heavier than some of my friends' Trek and Specialized mountain bikes, including some that cost only a bit more (around $350). It might be a little bit hard to take up and down stairs if you're a smaller woman. But I like the sturdy feel of my 800 Sport. Frankly, I'm surprised that more people don't use cycling as a way to get low impact (unlike jogging) exercise, fresh air, and a different perspective on where they live. I see the Trek 800 Sport as an ideal entry level trail bike. Note: I have moved this review to a more appropriate category. My Trek 800 is now three or four years old.


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Rutgers Apologizes For Fans' Penn State Signs And T-Shirts
Rutgers AD Julie Hermann released a statement of apology to any visiting Penn State fans who might've been offended by the conduct of some home fans at Rutgers's Big Ten debut on Saturday.
Rutgers AD Julie Hermann released a statement of apology to any visiting Penn State fans who might've been offended by the conduct of some home fans at Rutgers's Big Ten debut on Saturday. » 9/15/14 2:59pm 9/15/14 2:59pm
Rutgers is debuting this TV commercial Thursday during their season opener against Washington State, and it's not a terrible commercial, but for $120,000? They could've coaxed Will Ferrell to stand in a field and say "Rutgers" for probably half of that, and it'd do better. » 8/27/14 6:30pm 8/27/14 6:30pm
Calling it a "miscommunication" (a pretty freaking big one, and one that apparently took 14 hours to clear up), Rutgers has announced that paralyzed former football player Eric LeGrand will indeed give a commencement speech. » 5/06/14 2:11pm 5/06/14 2:11pm
It's been just an awful 13 months for Rutgers, from the Mike Rice mess to the failed vetting of new coach Eddie Jordan and new AD Julie Hermann to Hermann's expressed wish that the local paper go out of business. In the grand scheme of things, offering Eric LeGrand the chance to deliver the commencement address, then… » 5/06/14 8:47am 5/06/14 8:47am
Rutgers student columnist/fanboy blames the student who reported AD Julie Hermann's comments, not Hermann. » 4/11/14 4:27pm 4/11/14 4:27pm
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The Louisville Cardinals women's lacrosse coach is accused of abusing her players, and current Rutgers athletic director Julie Hermann is tied into the mess. » 10/06/13 10:01am 10/06/13 10:01am
On June 29, 2012, his next-to-last day at Rutgers, Scarlet Knights assistant Eric Murdock stormed into the athletic department and unleashed a profane, frustrated, 11-minute rant against head coach Mike Rice. Rice remained in his office with the door shut. » 6/14/13 1:00pm 6/14/13 1:00pm
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The bunker mentality has arrived in earnest at Rutgers: The embattled RU president Robert Barchi is standing behind even-more-embattled AD Julie Hermann and New Jersey governor Chris Christie is trying to stay as far away from the mess as humanly possible. » 5/29/13 1:01pm 5/29/13 1:01pm
Oh, Rutgers. » 5/28/13 5:07pm 5/28/13 5:07pm
Earlier today, we reported that Rutgers's new men's basketball coach, Eddie Jordan, never received a degree from Rutgers University, even though his official university bio says he graduated in 1977. » 5/10/13 7:00pm 5/10/13 7:00pm
On April 23, Rutgers introduced Eddie Jordan as the new men's basketball coach. Nearly three weeks earlier, ESPN had aired video of the previous coach, Mike Rice, calling his players "fucking faggots" and chucking basketballs at their heads. From the beginning, Jordan was presented a sort of institutional amulet who… » 5/10/13 2:58pm 5/10/13 2:58pm
Sometimes it pays to be an abusive anger-management candidate who gets a power trip from destroying young men. It sure did for Mike Rice when he was first hired by Rutgers, and it pays off again: Rice will receive nearly half a million dollars, as Rutgers avoids going to court. » 4/19/13 1:43pm 4/19/13 1:43pm
Tonight's Saturday Night Live unleashed this parody just as the Michigan-Syracuse game was coming to its ugly end, so the Mike Rice-savvy audience out there may have missed it. » 4/07/13 12:05am 4/07/13 12:05am
Former NBA player and Rutgers assistant Eric Murdock filed his long-awaited wrongful termination lawsuit against Rutgers today, claiming he was fired for attempting to blow the whistle on former coach Mike Rice. Rice was let go earlier this week, a day after Murdock's video was made public. » 4/05/13 5:42pm 4/05/13 5:42pm
Here's former Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti's resignation letter, addressed to university president Robert Barchi. There's one section in particular we want to highlight: » 4/05/13 1:25pm 4/05/13 1:25pm
In November, Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti viewed a video of coach Mike Rice physically and verbally abusing his players. That very same month, he spoke on an NYU panel on the role of sports in society. His main responsibility as an AD, Pernetti told the assembled crowd, "is the well-being of young people." » 4/05/13 12:34pm 4/05/13 12:34pm
The true measure of any college sports scandal—a real scandal, not a bullshit "teenagers use drugs" witchhunt—is how high the housecleaning goes. Rutgers has reached DEFCON 2, as athletic director Tim Pernetti is out. It can still go higher. » 4/05/13 10:42am 4/05/13 10:42am


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Dierks Bentley has announced some additional artists to his Miles & Music for Kids celebrity motorcycle ride and concert which will take place in Nashville on October 11, 2009. Added to the line-up of performers are: Michelle Branch, Heidi Newfield and Wynonna.
Bentley will also be joined by previously announced artists - Eric Church and Darius Rucker. Tickets start at $20 and can be purchased through Ticketmaster.
The Nashville event will benefit the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Bentley has also announced plans for six similar events across the United States both this year and in 2010.
Dierks Bentley headlines Miles & Music for Kids October 11, 2009 in Nashville
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He brought it on himselfSubmitted by Lilly (not verified) on Fri, 12/30/2011 - 10:38am.
He is the one who doesn't know how to act like an adult in a meeting, he brought all this attention on him self! He's not the only person make fun of! He just needs to grow a set and grow up! »
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ECHO's total contribution to Haiti since the earthquake in 2010 has reached €213 million. What are the needs? The focus will continue to be addressing the humanitarian needs still prevalent 3 years after the earthquake: facilitate the return to better service-equipped neighborhoods of more than 350.000 people still displaced and living in camps, and reinforcing Haitian health institutions to enable them to cope with endemic cholera and new outbreaks, ensuring also access to care and with a strong focus on WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) to help prevent the disease. All interventions will have Disaster Risk Reduction components integrated so that all humanitarian projects help decrease the risks in case of a disaster. UNICEF USA Help Children.
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"Coaches - are your hearts in your bank accounts, or with the kids?" he said.
Resident Mary Eaton disagreed with Curry on capping taxes, voicing support for restoring the amounts cut in personnel and programs.
"To think we can keep taxes to a zero percent increase is crazy," she said, adding that area residents want to retain the quality of education. She noted that WCS has been ranked in the top fifth of all public schools in the Capital Region. She added that Warrensburg teachers earned their salaries.
"The teachers' salaries are not exorbitant," she said.
Several people suggested that parents launch sports booster clubs to support the athletic programs in the school.
Proposed personnel changes under the draft budget call for eliminating security monitor positions at both schools, cutting two night cleaner positions and shifting two day janitors into their posts.
Several citizens speaking out suggested novel ways of balancing the budget.
School Board Member Jim Carrion and Citizens Budget Advisory Board member Sheila Mender proposed that the elementary school building be sold, and all students, kindergarten through grade 12, be instructed in the high school building to save personnel and fuel costs. Carrion said students could be taught in double shifts.
Lawson said later that such a proposal was not possible under existing state laws governing school facilities, but if such an measure were undertaken, about half the district's students would be attending classes until 8 p.m. or so.
Among those speaking out was Technology instructor Brandon Donato, whose position is under consideration for elimination.
"This is not about me, it's about the kids and their education," he said. "I will survive, but the kids need their classes to get their life skills."
School board member Laura Danna advocated to retain the teachers and programs.
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I don't like the Brewers chances in the 2nd half
I know I ruffled the feathers of Brewer fans earlier this weekend when I said the team's playoff chances were "toast."
Some saw this as a reaction to the last couple of weeks before the All-Star break where the team went 2-11. While that has something to do with it (not much in all honesty), it's not the biggest reason by any means. I wasn't sold on this team heading into the season and even when they were 19-games over .500, I thought they should be pushing their chips to the middle of the table, make a move and go all-in because I wasn't convinced they were a championship team. They didn't and my thought hasn't moved a whole lot. Now they head to the 2nd half of the season with a slim lead in the division.
That brings me to my comments. The main reasoning for this is trying to accurately gauge how good this team is. Are they the team that lost 11 of 13? Absolutely not! Are they the team that was 19-games over .500 at one point? I can't say they are. The Brewers are a good team. Not sure that will be enough to make it to October.
Let's look at the division race:
• Milwaukee (53-43)
• St. Louis (52-44) – 1 GB
• Cincinnati (51-44) – 1.5 GB
• Pittsburgh (49-46) – 3.5 GB
• Cubs…well, they are out of it and this will be the last mention of that…
Who plays who?
• Milwaukee: St. Louis (10), Cincinnati (9), Pittsburgh (6)
• St. Louis: Milwaukee (10), Cincinnati (10), Pittsburgh (6)
• Cincinnati: Milwaukee (9), St. Louis (10), Pittsburgh (6)
• Pittsburgh: Milwaukee (6), St. Louis (6), Cincinnati (6)
How about other teams in the playoff race (.500 or above)?
• Milwaukee: Washington (3), L.A Dodgers (6), San Francisco (6), Toronto (2),
• St. Louis: L.A Dodgers (3), Baltimore (3)
• Cincinnati: NY Yankees (3), Washington (3), Cleveland (4), Atlanta (4), Baltimore (3)
• Pittsburgh: L.A Dodgers (3), San Francisco (3) , Detroit (4), Washington (3) Atlanta (7)
Thoughts on each team?
• Milwaukee: Easily the toughest schedule of the bunch. 42 of 66 against teams in playoff position. They are the healthiest team.
• St. Louis: Easily the weakest schedule of the bunch. Stretch of 8-straight vs Cincy and Milwaukee in early September will be key.
• Cincinnati: Lots of division games and 42 of 67 against playoff contenders…however, Yankees and Cleveland make up 7 of those games as .500 teams. Votto and Phillips injuries to overcome.
• Pittsburgh: Overall, a tough spot. 38 of 67 against playoff teams but not a lot verse division to make up ground there. May need a big streak or a couple of free falls.
Obviously, those numbers go both ways. If you play well, you do double damage because a team that is chasing you (or you are chasing) loses ground. But, you can flip the script with bad play as we saw from Milwaukee the last two weeks.
I think the rest of July will be key for the Brewers. They start with Washington and Cincinnati before taking on the Mets and Rays, non-playoffs teams. The beginning of August is BRUTAL! If they can get a cushion heading into that month, it will go a long way to their playoff chances.
Can Milwaukee make the post season? Of course they can. I just think the deck is stacked against them. I will say 83-79, 3rd in the division and no Wild Card.
Felder keeps on trucking...not sure what happened to Koob this week, but no picks.
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Through triumphs and trials, adoration and degradation, acceptance and declines, and so forth, I'm so proud of how far we've come.
WAY over 2,500 members!
True, our group has received hate just because we're a little different, but that's there problem. What matters is how we've run our group and how our progress has led to our success as a whole.
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Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice is a romantic comedy-drama movie. It is about affairs and swinging Las Vegas and California. Robert Culp plays Bob. Natalie Wood plays Carol.
The movie was rated R for sexual material. This was released in September 1969.