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When Britney came to the ASPCA through the Humane Law Enforcement department, she was in pain and suffering from multiple untreated conditions.
Fortunately, the veterinary staff at the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital was able to nurse Britney back to health, and eventually she became available for adoption; we could finally find a home for this sweet dog who had suffered so much.
We knew it would be a challenge.
Statistically speaking, animals who are black, large or senior, as well as those who take medication or can't live with other animals, usually spend more time waiting for homes. Britney was all of these things, and to make matters worse, she didn't engage much with adopters who passed her habitat, preferring to rest quietly.
Still, we knew that the right person would come for Britney, and to speed things along, we spread the word about this special canine. After seeing Britney's picture and reading about her, Kevin Bechard tells us, "I wanted to snatch her right up."
A few days later Bechard was going above and beyond to help Britney settle in to her new home in suburban Connecticut.
"The first couple nights I actually slept on the floor with her because she can't do stairs, and she would just reach out with her paw and make sure it was against me," he recalls. "Only then she would allow herself to go to sleep. If I moved away a little bit, her eyes would open."
The love and comfort of a forever home has revived Britney, who has blossomed into a trusting and happy pup: Bechard reports that at his house Britney loves romping outdoors and goes on multiple nature walks a day.
In return, Bechard has gained a new best friend who, he says, never required house-training or manners instruction, thanks to her age. "I wish more people would consider older dogs," Bechard says. "I was open to anything, but I was so pleasantly surprised."
Hey Kevin..Congratulations on being a good guy who likes old dogs....Good luck with her
Yes...I completely agree! I wish more people would consider adopting older dogs as well as puppies! I have adopted 2 older dogs and the most recent one was just this February 2012. She is house trained and the MOST LOVEABLE thing ever! I hope more and more people consider aopting older as well as younger! Adopt them all...!!!!
Congratulations on being a great guy and open to the possibilities of a new "older" companion. May you be blessed with many happy years with Britney...
Your kindness is so touching... thank you for your good soul, and for bringing that girl home, Kevin.
What a blessing you are to each other. Happy trails Kevin and Britney.
Thanks Kevin and ASPCA for giving Britney a loving home in her old age.
Yeah Kevin!! Sounds like you both have a terrific bond! Thanks for thinking of a senior for adoption!! Old dogs ARE the BEST!!
Thanks to all the wonderful people that GOD has put on this earth to help these very needy animals.
People if you don't like animals or you can't afford to take care of them don't get one.
thanks s much to the ASPCA for not giving up on her, and to Kevin for giving her a great home! i'm a fan of older dogs... i'm so glad she's getting care and attention and love now :)
GOD BLESS YOU! You are a great guy,Kevin and these days they are in short supply. Take good care of Britney and share much happiness together.


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This website's information indicates that Meyer met with Du Preez this week to offer him the position on a short-term basis that will initially stretch across the England series in June, after which the situation will be reviewed.
Du Preez, who has just completed his first season in Japan with Suntory Sungoliath, is thought to be keen on the job, although he has not formally accepted yet.
Du Preez is known to be a reluctant captain, preferring to operate in the shadows. In the absence of Victor Matfield he accepted the job with the Bulls in 2008 but later spoke about his lack of enjoyment in what turned out to be a disastrous campaign.
Speaking to SA Rugby magazine in 2011 Du Preez said the World Cup would probably be his last involvement with the Springboks, but added that he would reconsider if Meyer was appointed. It appears he will now lend his long time mentor a helping hand, with Meyer not convinced by the quality of leaders on offer in South Africa.
Meyer had planned to install Victor Matfield as his captain, but those plans were shelved when it emerged that an IRB ruling on retired players precludes Matfield from selection for six months after he announced his return.


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Audience members line up to ask questions of Heinz Lycklama and local historian Frank Barden.
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Heinz Lycklama makes his opening remarks.
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Debate attendees mingle over cookies and coffee during a break at the Atonement Free Lutheran Church in Arlington on Feb. 26.
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Heinz Lycklama (center) and local historian Frank Barden ask and respond to each other's questions during a debate moderated by Pastor Rick Long at the Atonement Free Lutheran Church in Arlington on Feb. 26.
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Hiram Beach (center) of Arlington, listens to a debate between Heinz Lycklama and local historian Frank Barden.
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Local historian Frank Barden makes his opening remarks.
Both live in the Gleneagle community, and belong to a mens group that meets weekly at the Gleneagle Golf Course clubhouse. The group is called ROMEO -- for "Retired Old Men Eating Out," Barden said.
"We're a bunch of guys, 25 of us, who meet every Wednesday," said Barden, 77. "It became obvious that Heinz and I are on the opposite side of the street. So he and I started meeting at Haggen in Arlington, having coffee and debating."
On Feb. 26, the two friends took their debate public with an evening presentation called "Does the God of the Bible Exist?" at Arlington's Atonement Free Lutheran Church.
"We're guessing we had around 250 people," said Pastor Rick Long, leader of the church. Long said one family drove from south of Tacoma for the program that lasted more than two hours.
Long, who served as moderator, did get a few laughs when he opened the program with a disclaimer. "It should be said that though this question is being debated in this setting, it's not really a question to this congregation," Long told the audience. "We do have firm confidence that the testimony of the Bible is true, and the God of the Bible does exist."
What the crowd heard from Lycklama and Barden certainly didn't solve the question. And if people came expecting rant-and-rave arguments over social issues or the intersection of politics and religion, they were surely disappointed.
In long statements and rebuttals, both men used the delivery style of a college lecture. They made their points touching on ancient history, archaeology and biology as much as on biblical teachings.
Lycklama, 69, argued for existence of the biblical God. He has bachelors degrees in engineering and physics and a doctorate in nuclear physics from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada. He worked in the research division of Bell Telephone Laboratories in New Jersey before moving to California to work on development of Unix operating systems.
His scientific knowledge never rocked his faith. "I'm a devout Christian. I believe the Bible is God's word," he said.
In fact, Lycklama said it is because of the intricacies of the universe and the human body that he believes so strongly in a divine creator.
"The complexity of the universe, the complexity of life can't happen by chance," Lycklama said. He also said that while many statements in the Bible are "clearly literal, in some places it uses poetry and allegorical language."
"You have to look at the context," he said.
Lycklama, who doesn't believe in evolution, differs greatly from Barden in how he sees the earth's age. Lycklama believes the earth is no older than 6,000 to 10,000 years old. Yet Barden, in his argument, spoke about human beginnings in what is now Africa more than 200,000 years ago.
Barden made a point to say he is not an atheist. He was raised in Seattle as a Roman Catholic, attended Catholic schools, and even considered the priesthood. "I'm not saying God doesn't exist," he told the crowd. "I'm not ready to make that kind of statement."
Much of Barden's argument centered on his studies showing that the nature of God, as portrayed in the Old Testament and New Testament, borrows elements from gods of earlier religions and myths. He used the example of God, with a long white beard, as painted by Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. "That's not God, that's Poseidon," he said. " ... That's what God looked like to Michelangelo."
Barden also claimed that no archeological evidence has been found of exiles and migrations described in the Bible.
For Lycklama, what can't be explained is a matter of faith. "Some things we don't understand," he said. His knowledge has boosted his belief in God. "My view on DNA, that information in our cells didn't just happen by chance. It's very structured information, and clear evidence of design."
When Barden had doubts as a child and nuns advised him to "accept on faith," that only fueled more questions. In his view, "we are basically all energy." That pure energy, he said, may be the force that is called God.
Their theological differences are great, but the men clearly respect one another.
At the end of Lycklama's presentation, Barden said "Oh boy, that's a big act to follow."
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XENIA — The Greene County Commissioners have issued a release in answer to questions raised by the writer of an opinion piece in this newspaper about the county's involvement in the Cornerstone development. That development is bringing a Costco and other stores to the former Dille property located at the intersection of Feedwire Road and Wilmington Pike.
In a release dated Jan. 28, the commissioners state that the commission met with representatives of Oberer Corporation on Oct. 31, 2013. Oberer Corporation had requested a work session with the commissioners to discuss the Cornerstone development at the Dille property at the intersection of Feedwire Road and Wilmington Pike in Sugarcreek Township. The commissioners state that there has only been one meeting with the developer.
One commissioner voiced his displeasure with an opinion piece by David Buccalo that ran in the Xenia Gazette (http://bit.ly/1n1eo3M). Shortly before the release of this document, Commissioner Tom Koogler was asked in an email about another project in which the city is looking to gain control of parking areas for building a new city building.
Koogler responded that the opinion column from Buccalo was filled with "misinformation" and said "no comment" to the parking lot question.
When given the opportunity to respond to Buccalo's opinion piece, Koogler said in email, "Regarding the Cornerstone project, 'that ship has sailed'."
According to the commissioners, the developer indicated there was a need for additional funding to cover infrastructure costs with the project.
"They proposed a concept which would share the new sales tax dollars that would be generated by the new businesses located in the Cornerstone development to cover the additional cost of the infrastructure," the release states.
The commissioners' release continues to state the details of the proposal brought forth by Oberer indicated the Cornerstone development would received the first 55 percent of the sales tax collected. This would not exceed $375,000 per year for 10 years.
According to the commission's release, the developer was advised that they do not have the authority to share any part of sales tax with any entity.
The property in Sugarcreek Township was annexed by the City of Centerville several years ago after a filing by the Dille family. The case has gone through the courts, as the township has been appealing the annexation. The courts have found the annexation to be legal, meaning that the property is part of Centerville, despite remaining in Greene County.
The commissioners state that Oberer Development has not made a formal request for financial assistance for the project, and Greene County has not made plans to provide any financial assistance to the project.
"The county did not have any discretion in the annexation of the property into the city (of Centerville) as the type of annexation filed by the Dille family follows a process dictated by the ORC (Ohio Revised Code)," the commissioners state in their release.
"It is our understanding that the property is still owned by the Dille family, who has a contract with Oberer Development to develop it. The city (Centerville) controls the zoning of the property."
In the minutes of the Oct. 29, 2013 Centerville Planning Commission meeting, George Oberer did report to that body that he was "working with Greene County for the sanitary sewer line to connect from the southeast corner of the property."
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The decision by the New Albany School Board to go ahead with plans to build a practice facility for high school cheerleaders is a win-win situation for the city's high school and for district taxpayers.
Under the plan, New Albany High School Cheerleading Coach Beth Muncie will spearhead an effort to raise $85,000 in the community to pay for the building, which then would be donated to the school district. No taxpayer money is expected to be used to construct it.
Muncie told the school board this week that a practice facility is needed if New Albany High School is to move from its current level to the state championship level of cheerleader competition.
Cheerleading has changed much over the years and has become a competitive activity that involves tumbling and athleticism, rather than just shaking a pom-pom and leading a cheer.
The building concept, which was designed by Ben Kitchens, a New Albany graduate who is an architect in Jackson, is a modest one of about 80 feet by 54 feet and includes uniform storage and changing areas, a restroom and practice area capable of handling the same number of mats – nine – as used in competition.
It also will have a spring floor, which will reduce the chance of injury by improving the safety level for practice.
The building will be located on the north edge of the high school campus, near the football stadium.
We commend community members who have pushed for this facility and we hope the drive to get $85,000 in donations will be successful.


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I came across an amazing tutorial for creating your own tights from Choose to Thrive. I could not pass up trying it out for myself--with a few changes. :)
How many of you throw out several tights for your little one(s) too often??
Yep, there is always a hole in the toe, a rip in the knee, and then they just have to go.
For this project you will want to SAVE all those beat up tights. :)
Start with old tights & woman's knee high socks (got mine at Target for $2.50)
For the rest of the tutorial, click here for step by step instructions from Choose to Thrive.
One thing I changed from the original, is the foot area. I found it easier to do it this way--
I turned the sock inside out, pinned and stitched the right sides together.
And there you have it! New adorable tights at a fraction of the cost.
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New album: Push and Shove
Artist: No Doubt
Label: Interscope
Rating: 2.5 stars out of 5
No Doubt hasn't released an album of new material since 2001. "Push and Shove" may be attributed to No Doubt, but it sounds more like a continuation of lead singer Gwen Stefani's successful solo career.
The pop world has changed immensely since No Doubt released "Rock Steady" in 2001 — which itself was a glossier affair than the band's previous efforts. "Push and Shove" for the most part eschews the band's trademark pop/ska sound in order to make way for shinier, radio-friendly tunes. Sadly, No Doubt drummer Adrian Young's impressive musicality is mostly buried beneath layers of keyboards, treated drums and drum machines.
Unquestionably, the highlight of this collection is the song "Push and Shove." Adrian Young is frustratingly kept under control while a tepid computer beat pulses along, but the vocal hooks and choice reggae guitar shapes almost make up for this oversight.
Restraint can be a virtue when it comes to music, but relegating Young to intermittent drum fills instead of turning him loose on this song is borderline criminal. Sometimes criticized for having a limited range, Stefani's singing is still impressively nimble. Her performance on "Push and Shove" recalls the command she had on previous hits such as "Hella Good" and "Don't Speak."
"Settle Down" was supposedly the single that would pull the masses into the record, but the decision to use this track to reintroduce the band to the world ranks right up there with the time Coca Cola changed its recipe.
"Settle Down" is pleasant enough, but aside from a clever bass pattern and a few cute vocal phrases, the song leaves no impression. "Undercover" sounds like Lady Gaga sitting in with Coldplay, and the musically interesting "One More Summer" is marred by lyrics straight out of an episode of the new Beverly Hills 90210.
With "Push and Shove," No Doubt has crafted a perfectly fine collection of pop music that will undoubtedly (sorry) fare well on pop radio in 2012. Fans of the group's original sound will be left scratching their heads, while those who thought "Holla Back Girl" was the bee's knees will be delighted. Figure out which camp you are in and proceed accordingly.
Classic album: Trilogy
Artist: Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Label: Rhino
Rating: 3.5 out of 5
Throughout their long and winding career, Emerson, Lake and Palmer were equally praised and vilified. For every prog rock fan who deemed them the greatest band of all, there was a rock purist who demonized them for their classical indulgences. In the end, both camps were partially correct.
"Trilogy" was the third ELP release, hot on the heels of their landmark album "Tarkus." "Trilogy" did contain some of the aforementioned excesses (see the somewhat meandering "Endless Enigma"); other tracks on the album were so brilliant, those trespasses could be forgiven.
Possibly the best known ELP track of all, "From the Beginning" is quite unlike the intricate, classically-tinged blitzkrieg that ELP reputation was built on. Instead of flashy solos and bombast, "From the Beginning" is a delicate almost-ballad driven by Greg Lake's acoustic guitar and usually-spinning drummer Carl Palmer's tasteful, delicate percussion.
Near the end of the track, Keith Emerson lets loose with a sparse Moog keyboard solo that sounds like a quiet storm slow jam beaming from a radio station on Mars. There are few perfect songs, but "From the Beginning" is one of them.
Elsewhere on "Trilogy," ELP whip out a monumental rendering of "Hoedown" from Aaron Copeland's "Rodeo" ballet. "Hoedown" would eventually become one of the most celebrated instrumentals in all of rock music. ELP's ability to reinterpret classical pieces for the trio format simultaneously gave them an excuse to demonstrate their formidable chops and prove they could rock as hard as any of their peers.
The other diamond in this collection is the eight-minute "Trilogy," which recalls the melancholic psychedelia of Greg Lake's stint with the original King Crimson. Lyrically, the song "Trilogy" gets a bit schoolboy at times, but Lake's delivery is so earnest it's not a major deterrent.
The stomping "Living Sin" crashes in just in time to provide enough well-choreographed bluster to save the day, and the proceedings come to an end with Emerson's regal "Abbadon's Bolero."
Most of the criticism ELP suffered over the years was unwarranted. Any band that can produce an album as sublime as "Trilogy" deserves a break.
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Hydro-Québec must determine how much equipment, such as static VAR compensators (SVCs), will be needed when new wind farms are connected to the power system. "Without accurate models, we risk installing millions of dollars' worth of unnecessary equipment or not having the equipment we need to meet our reliability and production goals," says Denis Laurin, manager of technological innovation at Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie.
To obtain accurate simulation results, Hydro-Québec needed to model not only transient stability, which accounts for electromechanical phenomena, but also electromagnetic transients (EMTs). EMT models enable the engineers to understand the dynamic interaction between the electrical modes of the network and the wind power plants.
Hydro-Québec needed to model the control system and power output of a single turbine, simulate the 70–100 turbines of a single wind farm to validate an aggregation method for modeling wind farms, and then simulate the interaction of wind farms with the power system network.
Hydro-Québec engineers modeled individual turbines and entire wind farms using MATLAB®, Simulink, and SimPowerSystems; generated code from the models with Simulink Coder; and used this code in their multiprocessor environment to evaluate wind farm performance in the context of the power system as a whole.
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To study stability, Hydro-Québec simulated the mechanics of the turbine using a two-mass system model in Simulink that accounted for the pitch of the blade and torsional effects, among other details.
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I'm still learning. A couple of weeks ago, I attended the Compliance Week conference in Washington, D.C. I learned new terminology — such as "flash crash" and "liar loans" — from the roundup of exceptionally powerful speakers. Much of the discussion focused on the U.S. Senate and House bills being reconciled to bring new regulation to the financial services industry. It is a fascinating time we live in.
Many of the breakout sessions dealt with ERM — clearly a hot topic at the moment. I'm surprised more attendees weren't talking about the deep-water oil geyser in the Gulf of Mexico. Maybe the problem was just too unimaginable to discuss. Or maybe it was still too early. It seems the 24/7 news cycle can't stop reporting on it now.
Do you wonder if the oil industry had deep water oil catastrophe in their risk inventory? I bet they did. I bet they even had plans to solve the problem. Unfortunately, the world is dealing with something that has never happened before, for which there is no easy solution. This is really an example of a convergence of a number of different risks. Individually, they can all probably be addressed — but when they crash into each other — that's another issue altogether. And hurricane season has just started — which is sure to change the situation once more.
If prayers help — all involved in this crisis certainly have mine.
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- Wong EY, Rose MG. Why does my patient have thrombocytopenia? Hematol Oncol Clin North Am 2012;26:231-52
- Hunnibell L, Rose MG, Connery DM, Grens CE, Hampell JM, Rosa M, Vogel DC. Using nurse navigation to improve timeliness of lung cancer care at a veterans hospital. Clin J Oncol Nurs 2012;16:29-36
- Rashidi HH, Xu X, Wang HY, Shafi, NQ, Rameshkumar K, Messer K, Smith BR, Rose MG. Utility of peripheral blood flow cytometry in differentiating low grade versus high grade myelodysplastic syndromes and in the evaluation of cytopenias. Int J Clin Exp Pathol 2012, in press.


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Al Bawaba exclusive: Israeli woman saves Palestinian boy from IDF guns
In the midst of the violence in Sunday's Jersualem Day parade, there was a glimmer of hope for the region when an Israeli woman helped defend an 8-year-old Palestinian from the army's guns.
Sahar Vardi is an Israeli 21-year-old student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and long time pro-Palestine activist. She was supporting the small Palestinian protest outside Damascus Gate when she first saw the boy.
Here she speaks exclusively to Al Bawaba about her experiences that day:
"There was a small Palestinian demonstration at the same time as the parade, just to tell people that this is not an empty city that they [the paraders] are entering.
The boy himself was holding a Palestinian flag and a settler tried to take it away from him. He wouldn't give it to him so an Israeli border policeman was chasing this boy around the Old City.
He [the policeman] literally had fire in his eyes and was grabbing and kicking at him."
At this point, Vardi felt like she had to step in and the pictures of her helping the boy have been viewed by millions on the internet.
"I just tried to stop the policeman from kicking him. Really it was about being in the right place at the right time.
For me the parade has a very clear aim: to come into an empty Old City and claim sovereignity over the whole of East Jerusalem. The message is 'here is something that is ours'"
At the big stage by the Wailing wall, Vardi said she heard speakers talk of "taking back" East Jerusalem and even cities like Nablus and Jenin in the occupied West Bank.
For her, it's vital that Israelis protest for Palestinians:
"It's our responsibility to help and protest because it's our government and our taxes that implement these policies." She said.
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Enoch (surname Powell by any chance?) says: "Israel belongs to the Jewish people has always been, and will remain our forever". Well, I think it is shameful to read fascist-style dogma like that from a fellow Jew.
Far too many of these comments seem to ignore the fact that there is a difference between oppressor and oppressed, occupier and occupied. Would people dare make these mealy-mouthed comments (as though this is a dispute between two balanced positions) if they were applying their arguments to, for example, the Warsaw Ghetto?
The clashing of opinions is interesting, maybe. I find it tiresome.
The fact is both Israelis and Palestinians need to let go of the hate that has defined generations of their coexistence! It doesn't matter if Israelis claim Palestine was never a state or Palestinians that Israel was never a state, they both are now and there is no reversing that.
@ Enoch ;
Here what i dont understand, There was never an Israel, NEVER. Now they are claiming their land back, CAN the red skins and Mexicans can do the same and ask the USA the same? Can the Iranians ask for all of Asia?
When will it stop being about this religion or that country or this political view and start being about HUMAN BEINGS?
Violence is violence, if you want to fight, find a match, if not communicate effectively, or your children, brothers, sisters and relatives will continue dying before and afar from you.
Division is defeat, death is freedom, life is a struggle. to fear death is to harbor guilt and sin.
The past is the past, now is now, the future is not today but tomorrow.
I walked the hardest paths, one after the other, to be reborn and found the same but changed and charged with strength beyond strength. I have been cursed with this blessings because there are not enough people like that woman and that child in the world.
Balance is the only solution for now, not gradual change, segmented chunks of current reality must be utterly changed. I see a slow start and scores of cowards.
Sun Tzu dreamed of a bloodless victory, now is the age of the upright outright, or total annihilation and we either get it right as a planet or we will feel the wrath of out collective creator with the wrath of the SUN itself. who wants to become apart of a white dwarf star?
We are all the same, the sooner we realize this the sooner we can simply talk, and put emotions and the energy that drives us every day to proggressive use.
Even a child who does nothing but play video games KNOWS FOR FACT, if you stand still you will die, and watch the world move past you.
She is in no trouble and there were no threats or intents to use guns.
We are both children of the same father Abraham; branches from the same root. If we stop demonizing each other and start to work from a place of open curiosity and humble desire to learn from each other's traditions, then perhaps we can start to mend the ancient fences. Let's share our music, our food, educate our children to love and not to hate. Let's get rid of "us and them" and start with "we".
Israel belongs to the Jewish people has always been, and will remain our forever
Palestinians are an invented nation that did not exist, not even recognized by the Islamic faction, the name Filastin gave to Israeli land by the Romans as punishment for the revolt of Bar Kochba, the reference was to the people "Plishtim" who invaded the area of Israel before Islam and Christianity.
So...in this case...All Americans out of the country that bellong to Native Americans....and All European people get out of Europe also all Nordic States......as I am a descendant of Kelts and I am telling you, that my God told me yeaturday that he want me to unite all land that belonged to Kelts......so my dear friends.....all out ! U are not welcome. Does it satisfy you? you selfish lying prick!!!!!!Palestine was there before you Jews came from all over Europe to find a place to live as you did not have any.....Wake up u lunetics!!!!!
Excellent point! Everyone should just go back to where they came from - Americans, Australians back to Europe, Africans back to Africa, Chinese back to China, South Asians back to South Asia... And if they refuse, we'll need to use ethnic cleansing - whatever it takes! But hang on, what about the people the Israelites kicked out when they arrived in Israel. Maybe the Jewish people need to go back home to Egypt?
Enoch, with all due respect, yours is a really poor argument. Regardless of what people were called, (Palestinian) families have lived in the areas you are talking about for hundreds if not thousands of years. They are as entitled as Americans, Indians, Chinese etc all over the world to call their homes home.
Wow is all I can say. She is a jew and an Israeli jew at that, Kudos and admiration. I only hope she doesn't get into trouble for this.
hurt people hurt people!!! especially when they will not let go of the pAST!..A Leason for all oppresive societies...
Once again humans acting on emotional instinct. This system of hate and despair has shadowed humanity for a long time. I'm not a Palestine or Israeli supporter, both sides need to come up with some sort of agreement(s). I'm sure we are all aware that this dispute started a long time ago, but systematic racism and ignorance has diseased the Israeli and Palestine government. I'm not sure if peace will ever be restored completely but something needs to be done to make sure innocent lives are not put at risk. Yes innocent cusualties will always occur in war but much can be done to minimize the numbers. Neither the Israeli government or the Palestine government should retaliate with violence and hate but it just seems these two groups will never stand down. Brother versus brother, blood, fire and steel.I wonder which path we will take.


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Today is opening day of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, which is being touted as the greenest Olympics ever. But the warm weather and rain of late at one of the venues has forced the organizers to haul in snow via truck and helicopter (because the Winter Olympics don't really work without snow). Since trucks and helicopters emit a lot of carbon, critics and protesters are calling out the Vancouver Olympics for their somewhat hypocritical measures to save the 17 day event from total meltdown. So we have to ask – are the Olympics still green if they have to artificially boost the snow pack?
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It's been reported in the local media that they're trucking snow in from Manning Park (250 km from Manning to Cypress).
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It's simple, do you want the olympics or not? They inherited a cluster**** tragedy in the form of one of the world's largest public venues having the whole carpet (of snow) literally yanked out from beneath them. "The show must go on". Consider it like this. The whole world just got to see Canada… snowless… in the winter…. deny global warming now. Hopefully this rediculous trucking of snow will be offset by global awareness of severe climate changes.


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As I sit on the couch reading the Daily News, it dawns on me that many readers' opinions of Lindell Kay is the same as Kay's Jan. 14 opinion of Sean Hannity.
In Kay's words, "that sack of wine." To call Neil Cavuto a "war hawk" is about as accurate as calling Al Sharpton or Ed Shultz "non-partisan liberals."
But in his Jan. 21 column, Kay uses logic to say video games do not cause violence. Kids use action figures to shoot each other daily but know the difference between playtime and the real thing.
By that same logic, guns do not cause violence. About 50 million law-abiding households have guns and children see them, are taught about them and allowed to use them but do not commit violent mass murders.
Millions of people carry weapons every day and yet there is little daily violence — except in Chicago.
Was Kay offended when a fanatic gun-control group produced a video game to kill NRA Executive VP Wayne LaPierre?
Why do some feel kids can handle video game and movie violence but if they see Joe Camel smoking advertisements, kids are immediately hooked? Smoking advertising is now banned but smoking can be seen in movies so kids are still getting hooked.
Allow me to use a presidential defense: "Those who oppose me will say I am bald and I want kids to smoke and shoot guns." Of course, they are wrong.
I am curious about the why of selective logic and "government protection." Is it related to large financial contributions from Hollywood and trial lawyers?
Recently the president said: "If there's even one life that can be saved, then we've got an obligation to try."
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Unemployment has been too high and economic growth too low for the last four years and we are all paying for it, despite Democrats' reassurances.
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With state legislatures gathering in state capitals around the country to start their 2014 legislative sessions, the ASPCA is looking forward to another year of productive lawmaking for animals. Last year we helped secure 86 state-level legislative victories, increasing protections for millions of animals and stopping abuse before it could begin. Our New Year's resolution is to replicate this success—and we need your help to make that happen!
We have an ambitious agenda for 2014: We want to help pass the first state law in the nation banning the sale of puppy mill dogs in retail pet shops; strengthen cruelty laws; enhance publicly funded spay/neuter; and eliminate the horrors of dog fighting and cockfighting, Greyhound racing, horse slaughter for human consumption and fox penning (to name just a few of our goals). There will also be bad bills that we'll need to defeat. Defeating ag-gag bills in 11 states kept us busy in 2013, and unfortunately 2014 is already shaping up to be similarly challenging.
Your state delegates/representatives and state senators will cast their votes on legislation based on what you, their constituents, want. The states have a great deal of authority to act on direct care of animals, and some issues can only be addressed at the state level. It is up to you to let them know that you care deeply about how animals are protected.
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The fate of your state's animals will be decided through the legislative process. We've made it our New Year's resolution to protect them by passing strong state laws, and we hope that you will join us. Resolve to get involved, and be the voice these animals need in state capitols across the country.
As someone who grew up with a great rescue dog, I moved to manhattan and had many years of school and work. One lonely Sunday in the summer in ny, as most people race to the beaches, I was on call. , I walked by a certain pet place. Not sure I can say the name. Came home with the most beautiful buff, lady and the tramp cocker spaniel. It was earl 1990 and I actually paid almost 2000$ dollars. Loved that dog with all my heart but she was work. Best dog in all NYC, actually swam an entertained the tourists at the boathouse in Central Park. Traveled with me everywhere, but what we had was not a deep dark secret after time to family and friends,
When she got tired she got extremely agressive to the point of even biting. We had to move several times, would not desert, but it was hard. Lost friends and my boyfriend at the time
Every behaviorist I brought in said she is a puppy mill dog. So the rest of our time together was good but I always had to be guarded
Anyway, three cocker spaniel rescue dogs later,who have all been the heart of my heart, we have to stop this insanity. I will take in any dog, as I grew up with but I have rescued the cockers that were about to be put down. They were beyond great dogs and companions, one even became a service dog because she was able to identify seizure activity in a family member and got to fly first class
This is just the result of what happens to the puppy's that make it out of those hell holes. Most do not, especially the ones bred. We have had dogs that had so many litters at three years of age, were rescued and did not know how to walk off of grating, they lived all of their lives pregnant in a cage, not even a crate
Anyway, I am glad I am able to be a monthly supporter, I wish I could give more
What I can not give more in money is to share with others my experience. Then to hopefully get laws changed to stop the horror that these sweet loving creatures endure
Thank you for all you do
Thank you for giving me the soap box
Rather than give money to the SPCA, which already has many millions, I would visit my local shelter and rescue groups, see what they do, how the animals are treated and donate locally to one them. National organizations have millions of dollars and do not really have shelters. Give wisely where it is needed most.
Thanks Marla, I do exactly that as well. Every other pup we have adopted have been from local Florida shelters. These are the heros that go in and take these lovely cats and dogs home daily, on the day of execution. I do support them as well as ASPCA because we need these organizations to help change the rules. I also support going into seniors or people homes who are ill and need some temporary or long term help in walking and caring for their pets. They are the ones that so frequently end up lost or abandoned, both pet and parent benefit so much in this care


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November 6
Abraham Lincoln is elected the 16th president of the United States.
December 20
South Carolina secedes from the Union, soon to be followed by Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas.
January 29
Kansas become the 34th state in the Union.
Delegates from the seceded states meet in Montgomery, Alabama to draw up a constitution and form the Confederate States of America. Jefferson Davis is inaugurated as president.
April 12-14
Confederate forces under General P.G.T. Beauregard fire on Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Major Robert
Anderson surrenders the fort without the loss of a single life.
Lincoln calls for 75,000 volunteers, prompting Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina and Tennessee to leave the Union.
Richmond is made the capital of the Confederacy.
July 21
The Battle of First Manassas (Bull Run): Confederates win the first major battle of the war, but illusions of a short war are shattered.
November 8
Confederate commissioners James Mason and John Slidell are arrested aboard the HMS Trent sparking Confederate hopes that England would declare war on the United States.
February 6 &16
Forts Henry and Donelson fall to General Ulysses S. Grant, resulting in the Confederacy's first major losses.
March 9
The first battle between ironclad ships ends in a draw when the Monitor and the Virginia meet at Hampton Roads, Virginia.
April 6-7
Union troops gain a victory at Shiloh, Tennessee. With over 23,000 men killed, wounded, or missing, more casualties were suffered at Shiloh than in all previous American wars combined.
April 29
New Orleans falls to Union troops.
May 5-July 1
General George B. McCellan begins his Peninsula Campaign to capture Richmond. At Seven Pines, Confederate General Joseph Johnston is wounded and Robert E. Lee is given command of the Army of Northern Virginia. After heavy fighting outside of Richmond during the Seven Days Battles, McCellan is forced to withdraw.
August 28-30
Confederates win a Second victory at Manassas.
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Lee's campaign into Maryland ends in the bloodiest day of the war as both armies battle at Sharpsburg (Antietam). Lincoln, with the victory for which he has been waiting, announces plans to issue the Emancipation Proclamation.
October 3-4
Union troops win the battle for Corinth, Mississippi.
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The Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia is a Confederate victory.
December 31
Lincoln signs a bill approving the creation of West Virginia
January 1
Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, which frees slaves in states in rebellion to the United States.
May 2-3
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May 22
Grant lays siege to Vicksburg, Mississippi.
June 30
The first U.S. Colored Troops are mustered into service.
July 1-3
The Battle of Gettysburg becomes the largest battle fought on American soil with over 51,000 casualties. Lee loses a third of his army and is forced to retreat back across the Potomac.
July 4
Vicksburg falls to Grant. With the Union in control of the Mississippi, the Confederacy is split in half.
September 19-20
Confederates win a victory at the Battle of Chickamauga, Georgia
November 24-25
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February 17
The Hunley sinks the USS Housatonic, becoming the first submarine to sink an enemy vessel.
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Grant is confirmed lieutenant general and commander of all U.S. forces.
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May 11
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June 18
Grant lays siege to Petersburg, Virginia.
September 2
General William T. Sherman occupies Atlanta, Georgia after General John Bell Hood is forced to evacuate.
November 8
Lincoln is re-elected.
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Sherman occupies Savannah.
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Columbia, South Carolina falls to Sherman's troops and is burned.
March 13
The Confederate Congress authorizes the use of slaves as troops.
April 2
Lee is forced to abandon Petersburg after the Union army breaks though his lines. The Confederate government flees Richmond, which is occupied by Union troops the next day.
April 9
Lee surrenders to Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia.
April 14
Lincoln is assassinated at Ford's Theatre.
May 10
Jefferson Davis and his family are captured outside of Irwinville, Georgia.
December 18
The Thirteenth Amendment abolishing slavery is adopted.
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