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Dreaming of Julia, 21 ¾-length winner of the Gulfstream Oaks (Grade II), and undefeated Fair Grounds Oaks (GII) winner Unlimited Budget arrived at Churchill Downs on Monday at 6:50 p.m. EDT and will continue their preparations for the $1 million Kentucky Oaks (GI) beneath the Twin Spires.
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With the dust still settling on an overcast Sunday morning after Doug O'Neill gave Kevin Krigger a leg up on mutuelly maligned Goldencents who went on to win Saturday's Santa Anita Derby at 6-1, turning back the Bob Baffert-trained even-money favorite Flashback by 1 1/4 lengths, a sense of reason and calm prevailed.
In less than an hour Saturday, two three-year-old fillies owned by Juddmonte Farms and trained by Bill Mott won graded stakes and secured enough points to compete in the Kentucky Oaks on May 3 at Churchill Downs. The first was Close Hatches, who won the Grade 2 Gazelle at Aqueduct. The second was homebred Emollient, who captured Keeneland's Grade 1 Ashland by nine lengths.
Mylute, runner-up to Revolutionary in the Louisiana Derby, continued his preparations for the Kentucky Derby with a half-mile breeze in :50 1/5 over the fast Churchill Downs track on Sunday morning.
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Grade 1, $750,000 Blue Grass candidate Noble Tune worked five furlongs in 1:01 1/5 in company with Big Blue Kitten on Sunday over the Polytrack at Keeneland.
Julien Leparoux was aboard Noble Tune while Norberto Arroyo Jr. piloted Big Blue Kitten, who is nominated to the $300,000 Maker's 46 Mile on Friday and the $150,000 Ben Ali on April 21.
Clockers caught the pair in fractions of :13, :25 4/5, :37 2/5 and :49 1/5 with a gallop-out time of 1:14 1/5.
Undefeated Verrazano was a happy and hungry horse the morning after his gritty victory in Saturday's Wood Memorial, and is scheduled to depart next Sunday for Churchill Downs as the early favorite for the Kentucky Derby.
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Juddmonte Farms' homebred Emollient finished a disappointing fifth in last Saturday's Gulfstream Park Oaks, beaten 30 lengths by the winner, but trainer Bill Mott never lost faith in his Empire Maker filly.
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After dueling and weakening to fourth in the March 9 San Felipe, Goldencents was overlooked entering Saturday's Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby. But that proved to be a mistake as the three-year-old colt displayed the willingness to relax during the early stages, made his move to the lead entering the stretch drive and comfortably held the favored Flashback safe to the wire.
For the first time in his brief career, Verrazano had to work to grind out a victory, but the 4-5 favorite found plenty to remain perfect in Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. The Todd Pletcher pupil turned back a bid from the hitherto unbeaten Vyjack, then held off the late-running Normandy Invasion, and will now bring a four-for-four mark into the Kentucky Derby.
Jockey John Velazquez will now have a decision to make, for he is also the regular rider of Florida Derby hero Orb.
Spendthrift Farm's Beholder continued on her quest for Kentucky Oaks glory with an easy 2 3/4-length victory in the Grade 1, $300,250 Santa Anita Oaks at Saturday at the Arcadia, California, track.
Juddmonte Farms' Close Hatches successfully passed the stakes test on Saturday when holding off Princess of Sylmar to take the Grade 2, $250,000 Gazelle by 3 1/4 lengths. The 1 1/8-mile Aqueduct affair carried 100 points for the Kentucky Oaks, guaranteeing Close Hatches a spot in the starting gate of that May 3 contest if trainer Bill Mott decides to send her on to Churchill Downs.
Dynamic Sky, runner-up to Falling Sky in the Sam F. Davis and most recently fourth behind Verrazano in the Tampa Bay Derby, breezed five furlongs at Churchill Downs on Saturday in 1:01 2/5 in advance of next Saturday's Grade 1 Blue Grass at Keeneland.
Palm Beach winner Rydilluc completed his major preparation for next Saturday's Grade 1 Blue Grass by working seven furlongs in 1:28 3/5 on a cool, clear morning at Keeneland. Click here for work video.
With jockey Edgar Prado up, Rydilluc worked on his own and recorded fractions of :12 4/5, :25 4/5, :38 3/5, :51, 1:03 1/5 and 1:15 3/5. He galloped out a mile in 1:43 2/5.
Though his filly Rose to Gold remains at Oaklawn Park in advance of Wednesday's Grade 3 Fantasy, co-owner Alex Centofanti was at Calder Saturday morning to discuss his Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks hopeful, winner of last year's Brave Raj and Lindsay Frolic Stakes at Calder and most recently the heroine of the Grade 3 Honeybee at Oaklawn.
Dynamic Sky, runner-up to Falling Sky in the Sam F. Davis (Grade III) and most recently fourth behind Verrazano in the Tampa Bay Derby (GII), breezed five furlongs at Churchill Downs on Saturday in 1:01.40 in prep for the Toyota Blue Grass (GI) at Keeneland on April 13.
Churchill Downs Racetrack ("CDRT"), working with the Louisville Metro Police Department ("LMPD") and other law enforcement and public safety partners, has developed a new plan for taxi cab and bus drop-off and pick-up of Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks Day patrons designed to create a more convenient and efficient environment for fans traveling to-and-from the track via those means of transportation on its biggest days.
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Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million Wood Memorial at Aqueduct Racetrack will be Chrisandthecapper's first start against winners off an 11 1/2-length maiden victory in a sprint at the Big A on March 9.
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Just spent the day trying to set up RTM for a small team. I have tried many task management systems that are slightly better at assigning tasks, but I really like the flexibility of RTM and the ability to sync with my Blackberry. I assumed wrongly that RTM would be able to sent an email or sms when we receive a sent task or when a task has been completed or changed. Not having this functionality makes RTM unusable for our team since we are all very mobile and need to know when new tasks have been assigned or the status of the tasks have been changed. Have I missed something?
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Any chance of this happening?
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|kbondar says:
Our development team has also made several attempts to use RTM as our task management/tracking utility. I absolutely love the ease of use and the mobility of RTM. Unfortunately, all of our attempts have failed due to the missing functionality of simple notifications that a task has been created/modified/edited/assigned or notes have been left. This makes it impossible to cooperate on a wide scale, imagine someone has to call me and say "Hey, did you see that I added a task to your list" otherwise I would never notice it. So we have concluded that unfortunately at this stage in RTM's development it still remains a highly PERSONAL tool, where YOU have to track each and every task. We hope that eventually notifications will become available and RTM will continue to grow in this direction as there is no match to simplicity of this platform.
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|vzb says:
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|billshander says:
I couldn't agree more with this feature - using RTM for groups really requires this feature, IMHO.
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|klagreca says:
absolutely needed!
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Massive omission - really need this!
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Have to do this!! My admin wants to go back to Reqall because RTM doesn't support this. Also need to be able to share task from mobile apps.
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+1 Absolutely Essential
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|marcwklass says:
This feature will make sharing a list much more efficient. Right now I have to keep checking for any changes to my shared lists.
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|wgsmith777 says:
+1 Completely Agree!
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|mqheel says:
No response from RTM on this? I sent a note into customer service and it doesn't appear this basic, yet important, feature is on their radar screen. This thread was started in Nov 2010. Seems to be unanimous agreement that this is a key feature.
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+1 I would love it if a task is added, modified or completed by another user in a bar like the yellow bar I see everytime I add or modify something at the top of my screen. Maybe make the bar a different color so I know it is a shared task or tab
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Please do this! RTM is basically useless as a social tool without it.
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I really think this is an absolute must have, there are so many more features in RTM less crucial than this, please have a look into this
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Yes, my vote goes for this one too. I consider this an essential feature.
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Massive need for us. Would help greatly.
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|lizbradleyuga says:
Agreed. This would be great. What about cc: (a group email) for every task added? Kind of a pain though.
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With Halloween just around the corner, you might be tempted to make your cat or dog a star by dressing him up in the cutest mini-sized costume you can find. But wait—is trick-or-treat apparel really safe for your furry friends?
Our experts suggest putting your pet in a costume only if you're sure he will enjoy it. Some pets love the limelight: wearing a costume and posing for pictures is a blast! Others prefer to stick to their birthday suits for all occasions, and being dressed like a pumpkin for their pet parents' amusement can cause unnecessary stress.
If you decide to have your pet wear a costume, here are some helpful safety tips to keep in mind:
- Your pet's Halloween garb should not constrict his movement or hearing, or impede his ability to breathe, bark or meow. Be sure to try on costumes in advance—and if your furry friend seems distressed, you'll want to ditch the mini-pirate hat and vest.
- Examine your pet's costume and make sure it doesn't have any small, dangling or easily chewed-off pieces that he could choke on. Also, ill-fitting outfits can get caught on external objects or your pet, leading to injury.
- IDs, please! Make sure your dog or cat has proper identification on underneath that cute costume. If for any reason your pet escapes and becomes lost during Halloween festivities, a collar and tags and/or a microchip can be a lifesaver.
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Tell us: Are you planning to dress up your pet for Halloween?
As a responsible pet parent I wouldn't put my dog or cat in a costume if they feel annoyed while wearing it. That said, not all dogs or cats have the same personality and some do enjoy the extra attention or just don't mind wearing something. Just like people...
Against the argument of animals not needing clothing, this would be true if dogs hadn't been genetically manipulated for human convenience for thousands of years. Dogs are no longer wild animals, they depend on humans and human comforts to thrive and some of them do need clothing. I know my doggie will need a sweater for sure for her walks during the winter.
Why not take the money you were going to spend on a pet costume this year and donate it to a local shelter instead.
I have two cats that will promptly shred any clothing that I put on them so I know that they will hate being dressed up. No halloween costumes. My puppy (yep 5 years old puppy :)) will wear clothing depending on the weather but he prefers commando :D. I'll dress up myself and let my babies amuse themselves with their silly mom :D
We've always chosen a festive collar or bandana over the costumes. Our dog doesn't mind them and I feel better knowing she is totally comfortable.
My kitties have orange, black or white fur so they are already dressed for Halloween =) Plus they would not enjoy wearing a costume so no costumes for them.
None of our family critters are into trick-or-treating, but kitty Midnight dresses up like a scary black cat for the occasion--she's normally a cuddly black cat with the softest black velvet fur you've ever petted! ;) PS: for some reason Midnight likes it when I speak French to her--maybe she's channeling Morticia Addams?
This is very much a cultural thing, not surprisingly, where else would a nation be prepared to spend, as projected, $370 million on pet costumes but the US?? It's obscene!!.....especially when you consider the thousands of animals that are being euthanized every day due to lack of funds and education. Yet another example of consumerism at it's worst.
And they should have the opportunity to look as dorky as me. Of course the common sense clause is applicable here, nothing constricting, unsafe, etc. My German Shepherd and Rottweiler enjoy the attention. The GSD prefers his Superman costume over any others; guessing it's natural for the breed and he's always looking out for me. Also, people tend to be fearful of larger dogs; dress up is a perfect opportunity for those folks to see the less intimidating, playful side & maybe open their minds. When my sweet, gentle Rottie wears a pink tutu, she's all the rage at the girls' soccer game!
My two little ones will be a witch and a vampire!Adorable!
I was looking for bat wings that would be the correct size for my new pomeranian now 4 months old. She doesn't tolerate a harness even as they are too big for her--she wiggles right out. I left the stores without anything--I wasn't going to make her tolerate things that would not be right for her. I settled on a bow that blinks and has Happy Halloween written on it. I attached it to her harness--now she wears the harness that is now seemingly fitting better. She's totally happy and is not at all bothered by the bow. I can't tolerate people who torture their fur babies for their own amusement to force it into a costume or clothing if it won't tolerate it and isn't totally happy. You know within seconds whether its right for them.


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AKRON, Ohio – Despite scoring in just one event on day two of the Mid-American Conference Outdoor Championships Friday, the Miami University women's track and field team held steady in fourth place while 10 RedHawks qualified for Saturday's track finals. The three-day league meet is hosted by the University of Akron at Lee R. Jackson Track & Field Complex. Halfway through the track prelims Friday, a thunderstorm halted competition for a little over an hour, while the remainder of the meet was run in a light rain.
The RedHawks, who had 19 points after day one Thursday, now have 27 points through eight events, with 13 finals set for Saturday. Kent State leads the meet with 74 points while Buffalo is second with 53.5. The host Zips sit in third with 50 points while Toledo and Eastern Michigan are right behind Miami with 25 and 24.5 points, respectively.
Miami earned all eight points on day two in the 3000m steeplechase final, led by junior Erica Howes (Fairfax, Va.), who finished fourth in 10:41.92, just missing a personal best. Sophomore Elisa Frazier (Williamsville, N.Y.) collected the remaining three points, crossing in sixth in a personal-best 10:44.84, while she already ranked fifth in school history.
In the 100m dash prelims, redshirt senior Diona Graves (Fenton, Mo.) posted the top qualifying time in a school-record 11.54, breaking her own mark of 11.62 from earlier this year. Her time also tied the meet record from 2007. Senior Layne Baggett (Pittsburgh, Pa.) also won her heat to qualify for Saturday's 100m final in third place, clocking a personal-best 11.68, which ties for the third-best time in school history while she already ranked second at Miami all-time behind Graves. In addition to her 100m school record, Graves set the 200m dash school record as well, qualifying for the final in fifth in 23.99, topping her own mark of 24.03, which she set when she first set the 100m record too.
Baggett was the top qualifier in the 100m hurdles prelims, as well, crossing in 13.36, which is her second-best time ever and is the third-fastest time in school history. Redshirt junior Ashley Zaper (Whitehouse, Ohio) also qualified for Saturday's final, taking second in her heat and sixth in the prelims in 14.22, after posting a personal best in the event Thursday as part of the heptathlon (13.97).
All three RedHawks entered in the prelims qualified for the 400m dash final Saturday, all in personal-best times. Sophomore Charlotte Myers (Bexley, Ohio) led the way by taking second in her heat and fifth in the prelims in a personal-best 54.99, which ranks her seventh in school history, as she shed nearly a second off her previous best. Senior Katie Scannell (Cortland, Ohio) qualified sixth in 55.16, also a personal best, as she was also second in her heat and now ranks ninth in school history. Freshman Kala Allen (East Amherst, N.Y.) rounded out the group, qualifying seventh despite running a bit faster at 55.13, as she was third in her heat and ranks eighth in school history.
A pair of RedHawks advanced to the 1500m final, as freshman Laura Bess (Brownsburg, Ind.) was second in her heat and fourth in qualifying in 4:33.89, while senior Monica Fischer (Cincinnati, Ohio) was the 12th and final qualifier in the prelims in a season-best 4:37.24.
In the 400m hurdles, freshman Kathie Wollney (Cary, Ill.) just missed making the finals, placing 11th in prelims in a personal-best 1:02.75. Sophomore Taylor Wickware (Geneva, Ill.) also took 11th, doing so in the 800m prelims in 2:13.72.
In the long jump, sophomore Jasmine Watts (Carmel, Ind.) was Miami's top finisher as she just missed scoring, taking ninth with a leap of 5.55m/18-2.5. In the shot put, freshman Amelia Strickler (Bay Village, Ohio) was Miami's top finisher, placing 13th with a toss of 13.80m/45-3.5.
Zaper, who was in seventh place through four events in the heptathlon Thursday, posted a long jump of 5.41m/17-9 in the first event on Friday to place fifth. She fouled on all three javelin attempts, however, and decided to then drop out of the seven-event competition.
For a recap of action on day one at the MAC Championships, including sophomore Anna Lamb (Granville, Ohio) winning the 10,000m run, click here.
The MAC Championships conclude Saturday, beginning with the discus at 12:05 p.m., while the triple jump and high jump are also contested. The first track final is the 4x100m relay at 2:10 p.m. with the rest of the finals taking place throughout the day and wrapping up with the 4x400m relay at 5:40 p.m. The awards ceremony then follows at 6 p.m. Live results and a live stream of the MAC Championships are available on MURedHawks.com and MAC-Sports.com.


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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The Miami University women's basketball team went on a 9-0 run in the final two minutes of its game on Wednesday, punctuated by a layup from senior guard Hannah Robertson to give Miami the lead, as it went on to defeat Youngstown State, 70-67. The RedHawks improve to 2-5 on the season, while the Penguins fall to 1-5.
A pair of free throws gave YSU a 67-61 lead with 2:09 to go. The comeback began when Hannah Robertson hit a jumper at the 1:30 mark. On the ensuing possession, she stole the ball and found junior guard Kindsay Brandt. Brandt drove to the basket and was fouled to cut the deficit to 67-65 with 1:11 remaining.
The Penguins turned the ball over in their backcourt, giving Miami a chance to tie. After a timeout, freshman forward Nicole Anderson hit the layup to tie the score at 67 with 52 seconds remaining. On Youngstown State's next possession, senior forward Erica Almady stood tough and took the charge, giving Miami the ball with 25 seconds to go.
Taking the ball down the court Brandt found Hannah Robertson for a backdoor layup to give the RedHawks a 69-67 advantage. Miami forced YSU into a missed jump shot, and Anderson sealed the game by making one free throw with 1.8 seconds to go to give the Red and White a 70-67 win.
Robertson led Miami with 15 points, eight rebounds and four assists on 6-for-13 shooting.
It was back-and-forth early on. A three-pointer from Haley Robertson put the RedHawks up 7-6 at the 16:25 mark. After the teams traded the lead two more times, sophomore guard Maddie McCallie drained a deep three-pointer to give Miami a 12-10 advantage. She added another three-pointer, while sophomore forward Hannah McCue and sophomore forward Jessica Rupright each added layups as the 'Hawks built their largest lead of the period at 20-12 with 10:55 to go.
A three-pointer by Kelsea Newman began a 14-2 Youngstown State run over the next six minutes that put it in front, 26-22. A layup from Haley Robertson stopped the bleeding, but the Penguins eventually pushed the advantage to six at 32-26 with 3:10 to go. Rupright and Hannah Robertson hit back-to-back shots to cut the lead to two at 32-30, but YSU scored the final three points to go into the break in front, 35-30.
Youngstown State hit 48.1 percent (13-for-27) of its shots in the first half, including 40.0 percent (6-for-15) of its three-pointers. Miami shot 35.7 percent (10-for-28) during the period, and 23.1 percent (3-for-13) from behind the arc. The RedHawks outrebounded the Penguins, 20-15, and were led in scoring by McCallie and Haley Robertson with six points each.
After an early free throw by the Penguins to open the second half, Miami went on a 9-0 run. Hannah Robertson hit a three-pointer, while senior forward Kelsey Simon hit a pair shots during that stretch. McCallie got hot again, hitting another pair of three-point baskets to help extend the advantage to 45-40 with 15:54 to go.
Youngstown State answered with a 13-3 run to take a 53-48 lead at the 11:11 mark. A three-pointer by Haley Robertson cut the lead to two, but the Penguins had an 8-2 run to take their biggest lead at 61-53 with 7:04 to go.
Two free throws by Hannah Robertson, McCue and Brandt were part of 6-0 run that pulled Miami to within two at 61-59. YSU followed with its own 6-2 run to build a 67-61 advantage at the 2:09 mark and set the stage for the RedHawks comeback.
In addition to Hannah Robertson's 15 points, McCallie finished with 12, while Haley Robertson, McCue and Brandt each had nine. Miami shot 43.5 percent (24-for-55) for the game, while holding the Penguins to 41.4 percent (24-for-58) shooting. That included keeping Youngstown State to 35.5 percent (11-for-31) shooting in the second half.
Brandt led the RedHawks with five assists, as the team had 16 assists to only 14 turnovers. Miami outrebounded Youngstown State, 38-35. The Penguins were led by Liz Hornberger with 16 points.
Miami continues its road trip on Saturday when it travels to Northern Kentucky for a 7 p.m. game. Bill Douglas has the call and it can be heard live on Miami All-Access for those who have a subscription.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Junior Alyssa Wombwell (Grand Blanc, MI) registered the first hat trick of the season as Pfeiffer University rolled Erskine College 5-2 in Conference Carolinas womens soccer action on Saturday afternoon at N.E. Lefko Field. The win evens the Lady Falcons record at 3-3 overall, 1-1 in league play, while the Lady Fleet drop to 1-3, 1-1.
Pfeiffer needed just 14 seconds to grab a 1-0 lead as Serae Mele (Rio Rancho, NM) sent a nice cross pass over to Wombwell who went top shelf for the games first goal. Just 15 minutes later, Wombwell assisted on Devon Klyces (Cape Coral, FL) first career tally as the Lady Falcons carried a 2-0 lead into the half.
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Wombwell soon pushed the Pfeiffer lead back to two with an unassisted goal in the 55th minute before Springer made it another one goal contest with her second of the day exactly nine minutes later.
The Lady Falcons would notch a pair of late goal to seal their first conference win of the season. Wombwell put home her third tally on assists from Rachael Shapelow (Swan Point, MD) and Mele in the 69th minute before Klyce notched her second of the day, on a rebound from a Tish Patino (East Bend, NC) shot, in the 87th minute.
Jamie Alcala (Fredericksburg, VA) made four saves in the win while SiAra Washington (Mount Pleasant, SC) turned away a half-dozen shots for the Lady Fleet. Pfeiffer out-shot Erskine 22-18 overall, 18-11 with shots on goal.
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Work progressing on one of county's oldest barns
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Mike Scoleri has already worn through a few sets of leather gloves on this project that requires intensive work by hand and hand tools.
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After soaking steel wool in vinegar, Mike Scoleri treats the new rough-hewn barn wood. The liquid turns the wood gray so its color will closely resemble the existing wood.
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Mike Scoleri walks through the barn.
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Mike Scoleri peers through an upper opening on the old barn.
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The giant timbers and crossbeams framing the old barn have stood for 125 years, held together by slotted joints and wooden pins.
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Mike Scoleri looks around the expansive 125-year-old Walther barn he is restoring on the Lowell-Larimer Road in Everett. New rough-hewn fir timbers frame the upper floor level where he sits.
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Mike Scoleri's work is beginning to show on the 125-year-old barn. The side vertical support timbers have been restored at the ground level, where moisture, over the years, had rotted them. New drainage has been added to keep water away, and new rough-hewn siding has replaced damage siding.
Mike Scoleri figures it'll take a couple of more months to finish rehabilitating the 125-year-old barn, one of Snohomish County's oldest. Scoleri is using vinegar and steel wool to scrub and give a weathered, aged look to the replacement lumber being used in the barn's interior.
The best guesses of everyone who might know figure the barn went up in about 1888.
A European immigrant named Bernard Walther built the board-and-batten structure for his dairy cows. The old-growth Douglas fir he used probably was felled on the property, located in the Snohomish River valley between Lowell and Larimer.
One of the crossbeams in the 40-foot-tall barn is a 60-foot, 12-inch-by-12-inch massive hunk of fir.
Even more impressive is that the barn's posts and beams are held together with mortise and tenon joinery: notches and hand-carved wooden dowel pins. No nails.
"Even when the wind kicked up, you couldn't hear a creak," Scoleri said. "The barn is solid and the men who built it were craftsmen."
Scoleri figures the post and beam arches of the barn were built on the ground and pulled into place by horses.
Arnie Hansen, 66, of Snohomish, grew up playing and working in the barn. His parents, Carl and Lois Hansen, bought the Walther farm in about 1937.
The youngest of three children, Hansen remembers that loose hay was loaded into the barn's loft from a truck driven right into the building.
It was about 1960, after Carl Hansen died, when Lois Hansen sold the family farm to Al Craven, and his sons, Bill and Larry "Stub" Craven.
The Cravens, who also had a dairy, put on the corrugated metal roof, which probably saved the interior of the barn, and laid a new concrete floor and foundation, Scoleri said.
"Bill Craven stopped by the other day and told me how pleased he is that we are saving the barn," Scoleri said.
Hansen said he, too, is happy about the restoration project.
"It looks like they're doing a decent job of it," Hansen said. "It's one of the oldest barns around, and the wooden pegs that hold it together make it unique."
Another family owned the farm for a few years, Hansen said, before it was sold in the mid-2000s to Larry Jensen, a Skagit County farmer. The farm now grows blueberries and is home to an equestrian bedding supply company called Full Circle Natural Products, run by Ken Goehrs.
Goehrs, 56, went to Cascade High School with Scoleri, 55. Goehrs was aware that about 10 years ago Scoleri repaired and restored an old Arlington barn on Highway 530 that now is home to Mark Lovejoy's Garden Treasures farm.
"I told Ken I would love to rehab the barn on Lowell-Larimer Road," Scoleri said. "When I got in there in January, however, the temperatures were barely above freezing and I wondered what I'd got myself into."
Barns built without rain gutters were prone to rot at the bottom five feet, and that's where they first start to crumble, he said.
Scoleri set to work pulling off the bottom 10 feet of the barn and replacing it with Douglas fir milled at Fritch Mill in Maltby. He built new windows, shored up all of the posts except one and installed interior cable reinforcements.
"We retained all of the original rough-cut wood that we could," Scoleri said. "Some of the beams still have bark on them. They are beautiful. When it is done, this barn is going to be a show place."
Watching Scoleri work the past three months are two barn owls that perch at the peak of the barn roof. Scoleri hopes to maintain a residence for the owls in the barn, allowing them to fly in and out of a high window.
The cost to save the old Walther barn is approaching $75,000, Goehrs said.
"It's worth it," Goehrs said. "It's a classic barn, and in a few years very few will remain. After we get it painted red again, we'll plan on having an open house. We might use it later as a farm store or a place people can rent for weddings or other events."
People have been driving by, honking their horns and shouting "good job" as Scoleri works, he said.
One of those people is Everett Public Library's resident historian David Dilgard, who drives Lowell-Larimer on his way to work.
"Thank God the owner of the barn understands why these buildings should be saved," Dilgard said. "It's great to someone lovingly repairing it."
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Once again an interesting band of Western Victorian pioneers were found in newspaper obituaries from February. There is a tightrope walker, philanthropist, a motor car pioneer and several hardy pioneer women. It continues to amaze me the lives the pioneers lived. I mean, who could imagine a tightrope walker living in Portland in the 19th century, in fact at anytime!
Thomas STODDART – Died February 20, 1905, Ballarat. When next in Ballarat admiring the many statues in Sturt Street and the Botanical Gardens, thank Thomas Stoddart. He was responsible for getting the ball rolling for leading Ballarat identities to give statues or money towards statues, to the city. From digger to stockbroker, Stoddart donated 12 statues to the city of Ballarat in 1884 after a trip to Europe. This act of philanthropy saw some of Ballarat's other wealthy citizens bequeath money to fund more statues. In fact, John Permewan who featured in December Passing of the Pioneers donated the well know "Hebe" which stands in Sturt Street. As well as the obituary from the "Horsham Times" a lengthier obituary appeared in The Argus on February 21.
John COFFEY – Died February 9, 1908, Melbourne. John Coffey was born in Limerick, Ireland and came to Australia with his brother in the 1860s. He first went to the Wimmera while carting between Melbourne and the Wimmera. Making a permanent home there, he worked as a farmer and a hotel keeper. He left a wife, Catherine Almond, five daughters and three sons.
Thomas HENNESSY – Died February 19, 1908, Horsham. Thomas Hennessy arrived in Victoria in 1859 aboard the "Royal Charter" from Limerick, Ireland. He began farming around Koroit, lost a leg, and moved to the Pimpinio district where he farmed for many years. An accident prior to his death contributed to his demise.
James DAVIDSON – Died February 12, 1913, Narrawong. James Davidson, born at Narrawong, was described as a "good all-round citizen" in his obituary. He was involved in the mounted rifles and athletics.
Matilda GILCHRIST – Died February 14, 1914, Hawthorn, Victoria. Born in Paisley, Scotland, in 1920 she arrived on the Star of the East in 1855. Her husband Thomas Lang was a well-known horticulturist in the late 19th century. Matilda was a principal of a girls' school in Ballarat for a time.
Mary Ann DREW – Died February 15, 1915, Willaura, Victoria. Born in Buckinghamshire, England, Mary Ann Drew came to Victoria in her 20s during the 1850s. She worked at Golf Hill Station at Shelford for George Russell, before moving to Sandford where she married William Lindon. Mary Ann lived at Willaura with her daughter for the last 10 years of her life.
Edward Harewood LASCELLES – Died February 12, 1917, Geelong. Lascelles is a well-known name in WesternVictoria. Not only does his name form part of the Geelong wool broking firm Denneys Lascelles & Co, the town of Lascelles in the Mallee was named after him. Edward Lascelles was born in Tasmania in 1847, married Ethel Denney and they had six children. He was a leader in vermin extermination on his property in the Mallee and was the first to introduce share farming in Victoria.
Mrs John WHITEHEAD – Died February, 1918, Dandenong, Victoria. Mrs Whitehead arrived in Victoria with her widowed mother in 1863. The following year she married journalist, Mr Dudeney, who had gone to Ballarat to report on the Eureka Stockade riots. Only after a few years of marriage, Mr Dudeney passed away and she married John Whitehead a worker at the Ballarat Post Office and later the GPO in Melbourne
Mrs Martha PHILLIPS – Died February 14, 1918, Buninyong. Martha Phillips was a colonist of 64 years, arriving in Victoria to join her husband on the goldfields of Ballarat. Mrs Phillips enjoyed telling stories of the goldrush days.
Mrs Janet Simpson CLARK – Died February 19, 1920, Bondi, N.S.W. Mrs Clarke, her husband Robert and four children sailed for Australia in 1857. One child, Agnes died during the journey. At the time of their arrival, the train line to Horsham was under construction, so the family took a coach to Stawell, then bullock wagon to Horsham. She was one of the many pioneer women who coped under tough conditions.
William HANLON – Died February 19, 1923, Portland. William Hanlon was the mayor of Portland 11 times. His interests within the municipality included President of the Portland Free Library.
William ROBERTSON – Died February 2, 1924, Portland. A colonist of 77 years, William Robertson arrived in Portland as a five-year old with his parents. He had travelled to New Guinea and Western Australia as well one time riding in the Great Western Steeplechase at Coleraine.
Charles Francis PATTERSON – Died February 17, 1933, Portland. Charles was born in Portland in 1857 and spent some time in Western Australia on the railways. It was there he met his future wife and after marriage, they returned to Portland to raise 10 children. Charles was a popular figure around the town and he worked in the fish distribution business.
Alfred Irvine HOGAN – Died February 8, 1934, Portland. From tightrope walker to sawmiller, Alfred Hogan was an interesting chap. Arriving in Portland as a young man, he gained notoriety as a tightrope walker performing daredevil tricks in the mould of "Blondin" the French tightrope walker. Age must have caught up with his tightrope walking feats and he turned to sawmilling, with his obituary crediting him as a pioneer of sawmilling in the Portland district, an industry which became one of the biggest in the area. Alfred also had a keen interest in Australian Rules football and was one of the people behind the development of Hanlon Park, which is still home to the Portland Football Club today.
Mary Jane SPIKEN – Died February, 1934, Warrnambool. Mary Jane Spiken's mother Anna Harland arrived in Victoria with members of the Henty family. Anna married John George Spiken with Mary Jane born around 1861 at the Henty homestead. Mary Jane married William Jenkins and they had seven children. She was a wealth of knowledge on the early days of Portland.
Fanny Ann MALSEED – Died February 13, 1936, Myamyn. Fanny Ann was the daughter of James and Eliza Malseed of Mount Richmond. She married Thomas Edmund Adamson around 1886 and they raised eight children.
Richard YOUNG – Died February 16, 1939, Horsham. Richard was born at Clunes and moved to Horsham with his parents as a 10-year-old. He married Isabella Anderson and they raised a large family. Richard was a keen footballer and played for United Traders football club. He was a founding member of the Horsham Football Club and was an active member of the local fire brigade.
Walter Birmingham EDGAR – Died February 22, 1939, Portland. Walter Edgar was born at Pine Hills Station at Harrow in 1856. Educated at Hamilton College, he achieved the double honor of dux of the college and athletic champion. Despite studying civil engineering at Melbourne University, he returned to Pine Hills to take up agriculture pursuits. In 1882, he married Jessie Swan of Konongwootong. In the years before his death, Walter toured England, Scotland, Norway and Sweden with his daughter. In his younger days, Walter was something of a cricketer and golfer. He and his father played some part in the Aboriginal cricket team touring England in 1867. The team included Johnny Mullagh who Walter often played cricket with.
Ann NIVEN – Died February 24, 1942, Coleraine. Ann Niven's came to Australia at five, but without her parents. They arrived at a later date, but until then Ann was under the guardianship of Mr and Mrs Christorphen. They lived where Balmoral now stands, but then it was only bush. She married William Bird, living at Wombelano and then for the last 32 years of her life, at Coleraine. Mrs Bird was the mother of 11 children.
Mr Patrick HENRY – Died February 1942, Terang. Patrick Henry, with his parents, settled in the Woodford area upon their arrival in Australia in 1866. He began driving bullock wagons as a teenager and worked in that occupation until he was 86. When he finally retired, it was thought he was the oldest bullock wagon driver in the Western District.
Thomas Turner SHAW – Died February 1, 1949, Beaumaris, Victoria. Thomas Shaw was a not only a pioneer of fine merino wool production but also motoring in Victoria. He drove one of the first steam cars and was also a founding member of the Royal Auto Club (RACV).


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P.S. Shelter dogs are some of the most amazing dogs you would ever meet! You just have to find the dog that is right for you, and not just adopt a dog based on looks. A cute dog or puppy might not always be the right fit! You obviously did not do your research when you adopted to find out more about the dog. And almost every shelter I have ever heard of will take your dog if you decide to surrender it. So you ma'am are just uneducated.
I have read the comments that you have been getting and I do not think any of them really answers what you are trying to say here. I understand that you are concerned about the health and well-being of the pets that you bring in to your home and that this decision is what led you to buy a dog from a pet store instead of a shelter. I also understand that you are addressing the criticism that pet stores have been under because they are typically known for having dogs from puppy mills (which is a term for dogs bred commercially in unsafe, factory-like conditions) and that, from your perspective, you believe that there should be more regulations on these factory-like conditions as opposed to trying to eliminate puppy mills altogether.
However, I feel that in the dog buying process, you may have no been made entirely aware of the numerous options available to you. First, when it comes to rescue dogs, there is a wide variety of rescue organizations. Many no-kill rescue organizations have the luxury of being able to keep their dogs in foster home settings, seeing the behavior of the dogs, and better socializing them before releasing them to new pet parents. If you have been having difficulty getting a dog that matches your family, it might be worth considering a shelter that allows for more of that personalized care and attention.
Additionally, there are two organizations which promote positive breeding practices for purebred dogs (although not mutts or designer mix-breeds). These organization are the AKC and the UKC. AKC has been criticized for registering all animals who can prove they are direct purebreds and for not checking on every breeder in their registry and this is a valid point. A simply AKC registration will not guarantee you a happy healthy dog, whether you buy it from a pet store or otherwise. The UKC has also been criticized for having more flexible breed standards and purebred verification processes. A UKC certification will also not guarantee you a happy healthy dog.
It is the sport of confirmation dog breeding that separates healthy examples from the breed from unhealthy examples. If you are looking for a healthy dog, that exemplifies the breed, I encourage you to make a connection with dog breeders through you local dog shows. This community of dog breeders will be able to connect you with a litter of puppies that will suit your needs. Additionally, these breeders are typically more concerned about the lifelong well-being of your pet. These breeders invite you to visit all of the dog in their breeding program and to look at the place that they are bred, raised and kept. Also they will make sure to investigate you and your lifestyle to make sure that their puppies are the right match for you.
Naturally, you already have your pet store pet, and you love your pet as much as all of the people on this forum love their own dogs. However, based on your concerns, I thought it prudent to outline how positive breeding practices are supported in the dog community and how you or anyone else reading, can take and educated part in that process.
Thanks again for you comment.
Also, this dog stealing racket is really a terrible thing.
No argument to what you say but we are talking about thieves trying to make a quick buck, and stealing an existing pet from a family who loves it! This happened to me 20 yrs ago and we never found her..I was devastated! .I didn't sleep well for 6 months-can hardly talk about it now!
First off, if there was NO market for puppy mill dogs, there would be NO puppy mills and no puppies, and therefore, no suffering puppies. People won't breed dogs if they can't make money selling them. Secondly, most shelters do charge for the dogs they place. They have to, or they would not be able to function and provide all the care needed to nurse many sick dogs back to health or provide minimum basics, like food and water. Just because someone pays more for a dog doesn't mean they care more about the dog then someone who adopts one or pays less. Many dogs who suffer severe abuse were purchased for a lot of money - just ask breed rescue organizations who see these types of horror stories every day. The only way to get rid of animal suffering and cruelty is through animal rights advocacy and education: educate people on what it means to be a dog owner & how to properly care for that life they just vowed to be responsible for for the next 10 to 20 years. Educate people on how to pick out a good dog for their lifestyle and animal handling skills. It's not about which dog is "cutest" or "prettiest". Getting a dog that best matches your lifestyle and abilities leads to fewer owner turn ins and less abuse. Educate people on why they should neuter and spay their pets. Educate people on how to educate lawmakers in their area to author and pass stricter animal breeding and health organizations. Educate kids starting as young as possible to respect life, all forms of it. The list goes on. There are so many ways to help. All you need to do is pick one.
Legalizing puppy mills will not solve the problem I believe. Even if things are regulated it would be nearly impossible to produce a healthy, well bred puppy in any situation that requires mass production of dogs. The reason puppy mills are still around is because they are capable of producing puppies that people will pay hundreds of dollars for for a low cost. If we start to ban stores from carrying live animals then the puppy millers will have no more income and be forced to shut down.
I can also say from personal experience that people who spend a lot of money on dogs does not mean that they will take care of it once the novelty has worn off. I work and train with dogs and people and I have seen people spend thousands on a dog and couldn't care less if it was gone the next day. Also the amount of purebred rescues out there should be a clear sign that these puppy mills are providing plenty of cheap dogs for people to buy and dispose of as they please.
To those people who want a purebred dog please remember that there are rescues out there that specialize in certain breeds. There is almost a rescue for every breed out there! Please take the time to make your choice wisely and choose you're new family member wisely. If you would really like a puppy or a breed that is hard to find please find a reputable breeder. Never go to a pet store to get your dog. A person that truly loves the dog cares more worried about getting her healthy and happy puppy a good home rather than making a few quick bucks.
I have had my shelter dog Minnie, for ten years. The shelter she came from thinks she was a dog from a breeder, bred too young and turned out into the cold to die. Many shelter dogs are from irresponsible breeders just as pet store dogs are, but by giving your money to a shelter instead of giving $1000 to a pet store, you are not perpetuating their heinous breeding practices. Minnie has been nothing but a perfect companion, enjoying her "retirement" in a loving home. Don't write off shelter dogs because of an unfortunate experience or two- you can just as easily have problems from a bad breeder selling to pet stores.
My parents bought me a puppy from a breeder, a chocolate labrador. He had severe mental issues and a good amount of physical issues brought on by inbreeding (mother & father were siblings). He was given away, thankfully, instead of put down or put in a shelter. So don't pretend that shelter animals are somehow bred badly, they're the abandoned product of breeding.
To say that pet stores are necessary because the puppy mill puppies needs home is ignorance. Yes, the puppy mill puppies will suffer... that is why we need to STOP the flow of cash into the breeders' pockets! If there is no market, they can't afford to keep breeding!