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There is a new effort underway to stop drivers from texting behind the wheel.
The Missouri Highway Patrol has joined the campaign to pass out stickers that promote the anti-text message.
They unveiled the logo today, which has the letters "DWT" which stands for "Driving While Texting."
Troopers with Troop H in St. Joseph say they hope the stickers send a strong message about the dangers of texting and driving.
"It is impossible. I have tried it, you can not do it," said Sergeant Sheldon Lyon with the Missouri Highway Patrol. "You just cannot drive the car safely and send or receive texts. You are dividing your attention from the task of driving and whenever you try to multi-task and drive, it increases your chance of being in a crash."
The stickers will be available in August.
Contact the Missouri Highway Patrol for more information.


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Tahir Career Statistics
All-ACC (2014 - First Team)
Career: Received at-large bid to the NCAA Singles Championship as a junior, reaching the second round (2014) ... Earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Individual Doubles Championship with Michael Redlicki (2013) … Ranked fourth in program history in career singles winning percentage (.777, 80-23) heading into his senior campaign … Also ranks among the top 10 at Duke in career ACC singles matches played (32) ... Captured two doubles titles in his career (Duke Fab Four Invite - 2012; USTA Clay Court Invitational at Disney - 2012) ... Has reached career-high rankings of No. 30 in singles and No. 33 in doubles.
2014-15: Became just the fourth Blue Devil since 2003 to reach the Round of 16 at the USTA/ITA Indoor National Championship after earning a wild card entry to the event ... Finished the fall with 10-5 mark in singles and 5-3 record in doubles ... Bounced back from an 0-2 start to the fall to go 10-3 the rest of the way ... Faced a team-high seven nationally ranked opponents during the fall campaign ... Began the fall ranked No. 27 in the preseason ITA ledger ... At the Indoor Championship, defeated Denver's Henry Craig 6-2, 6-2 to move to the Round of 16 ... Fell to Oklahoma's Axel Alverez Llamas, ranked No. 3 in the preseason, 6-2, 7-6 (1) in the Round of 16 of the indoor event ... Went on a tear at the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional, a stretch that played a key part in his wild card bid to the national championship, going 6-1 and reaching the championship match ... Faced No. 7 Brayden Schnur of North Carolina in the title contest and fell 6-3, 6-2 ... Came back from a first-set loss to North Carolina's Jack Murray in the regional's Round of 16 to win 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 ... Dropped the second set to No. 30 Hunter Harrington of Clemson in the quarterfinals, but won the decisive third set 7-5 ... Prior to the regional, took second in his draw at the Wake Forest Fall Invitational, falling to No. 24 Mikelis Libietis of Tennessee 7-6 (4), 6-3 ... Earned a place in the title match with a 6-3, 6-3 victory against Wake Forest's Sam Bloom in the semifinals ... Opened the fall at the ITA All-American and suffered a pair of setbacks to nationally ranked foes ... Ended strong in doubles, teaming with Cale Hammond to win three matches and reach the quarterfinals of the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional ... Did not drop more than three games in a match during the trio of victories before falling 8-7 (4) decision to Schnur and Brett Clark of North Carolina, who were ranked No. 8 in the preseason ... Went 2-2 in other four fall matches, going 1-0 with Josh Levine and 1-2 with Chris Mengel.
2013-14: Appeared in the NCAA Singles Championship for the first time in his career, reaching the second round after receiving an at-large bid ... Concluded his junior campaign ranked 41st in the ITA Division I singles poll and sixth in the Carolina Region singles poll ... Also rounded out the year as the No. 47 doubles tandem in the nation with Michael Redlicki ... Selected to the All-ACC first team ... Posted a 24-10 record on the year in singles with an 8-5 mark at the top spot in the lineup and a 5-2 ledger at the No. 2 position ... Went 8-3 in ACC contests and 9-8 against ranked opponents ... Defeated back-to-back ranked opponents in No. 36 Brett Clark of North Carolina (6-3, 6-2) and No. 46 Tim Kopinski of Illinois (2-6, 6-2, 6-2) ... Won eight consecutive matches between Jan. 19 and March 13 ... Named the ACC Player of the Week March 11 after guiding the Blue Devils to a 7-0 sweep of No. 19 NC State in the conference opener ... Posted a 6-2, 6-2 win over No. 91 Robbie Mudge of the Wolfpack in the No. 2 singles contest ... Also paired with Redlicki for an 8-7 (4) victory over 42nd-ranked Mudge and Ian Dempster at No. 1 doubles ... Moved up to the No. 1 singles position in late March, topping 29th-ranked Greg Andrews of Notre Dame, 6-2, 6-3 ... Clinched a 5-2 decision over No. 8 North Carolina in the regular season finale April 20 with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 win over 10th-ranked Brayden Schnur ... Reached a career-high singles ranking of No. 36 in late April ... Cruised past No. 49 Raleigh Smith of Northwestern, 6-3, 6-3, in the first round of the NCAA Singles Championship before falling to No. 35 Mackenzie McDonald of UCLA, 6-4, 6-3 ... Led the Blue Devils with a 20-8 record in doubles for the season ... Also paced the squad with eight ACC doubles victories ... Paired with Redlicki for an 8-3 ledger while going 8-3 on the spring with Josh Levine ... With Redlicki, entered the national doubles rankings at No. 33 in late February ... He and Levine secured the doubles point for Duke in back-to-back victories over No. 47 Miami and No. 30 Florida State ... With Levine, knocked off Georgia Tech's 79th-ranked duo of Nathan Rakitt and Cole Fiegel, 8-6, in the No. 2 contest April 13 ... Compiled a 6-2 singles record during the fall to go with a 5-2 mark in doubles ... Ranked No. 111 in the ITA's preseason singles poll ... Also ranked No. 11 in the ITA preseason doubles poll along with Redlicki ... Advanced to the round of 16 in singles at the ITA Carolina Regional before falling to No. 34 Cameron Silverman of Elon, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 ... With Redlicki, reached the doubles semifinal at the regional tournament ... Played his way into the singles semifinals at the Lakewood Ranch Dick Vitale Clay Court Classic while reaching the semifinals round in doubles with Bruno Semenzato ... Selected team captain ... Garnered All-ACC Academic, ACC Academic Honor Roll and ITA All-Academic Scholar-Athlete recognition.
2012-13: Played to a 30-5 overall singles record and a 25-10 mark in doubles in his second season at Duke … Earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Individual Doubles Championship with Michael Redlicki before falling to Tennessee's top-seeded duo of Mikelis Libietis and Hunter Reese in the first round … Tied for a team-high nine singles wins in conference action … Posted a 9-1 singles record in the ACC and was 8-2 in doubles … Played primarily at the No. 6 slot with a 17-2 record, while also going 4-0 at the No. 5 position and 2-0 at No. 4 … Clinched three matches for the Blue Devils, including in the championship match against Northwestern during the ITA Kick-Off weekend from the No. 6 position … Tied for third on Duke's all-time charts in single-season winning percentage in singles (30-5, .858) … Posted a 1-1 record against ranked opponents, earning a win against Louisville's No. 70 Sebastian Stiefelmeyer … Ranked No. 123 in the Jan. 3 ITA singles rankings … Posted a 25-10 overall record in doubles playing primarily with Michael Redlicki … Along with Redlicki, tied for ninth in most matches played as a tandem … With Redlicki, also ranked tied for ninth in single season victories by a doubles tandem … Tied for third in single season ACC singles victories with nine … tied for 10th in single-season doubles victories with eight … Paired with Redlicki, listed tied for fourth on Duke's all-time charts in single-season ACC doubles victories by a tandem with eight … With Redlicki, clinched the doubles point for Duke in six matches, including in the team's first four matches to open the dual season … Along with Redlicki, ranked in all 10 polls of the ITA doubles national rankings, including eight of 10 in the top 25 … Ranked as high as No. 9 in the Feb. 26 and March 12 polls with Redlicki … Posted a 4-5 record in doubles with Redlicki over ranked opponents … With Redlicki, defeated 15th-ranked Justin Shane and Julen Urlguen of Virginia, 8-3, at the ITA National Team Indoors … Posted a 7-3 singles record in the fall and a 9-3 doubles mark … With Redlicki, captured the Gold Draw doubles title at the USTA Clay Court Invitational at Disney by defeating Kentucky's Tom Jomby and Kai-Wen Lai, 8-6, in the finals … Reached the quarterfinals of the singles Gold Draw at the USTA Clay Court Invitational at Disney before falling to eventual champion Robert Quiroz of Southern Cal … With Redlicki, captured the White Draw doubles title at the Duke Fab Four Invitational with a win over NC State's Dave Thomson and Sean Weber … Defeated teammate Josh Levine in the semifinals of the Duke Fab Four Invite to reach the Blue Bracket finals, before the finals were not played out.
2011-12: Played to a 26-8 overall singles record and a 7-6 ledger in doubles in his first season at Duke ... Went 8-3 in ACC singles action while posting a 2-2 mark in conference doubles matches ... Ranked fourth on Duke's all-time list for highest singles winning percentage in a career at .765 (26-8) ... Also ranked eighth in highest singles winning percentage among Blue Devil freshmen (.765) ... Tied for third in program history for most ACC singles victories by a freshman with eight ... Played primarily at the No. 6 singles slot during the spring while also seeing time at the No. 5 position ... Won 11 consecutive singles matches at the No. 3, 5 and 6 positions from Feb. 3 to March 23 ... Went unbeaten in ACC and NCAA Championship singles play to close the season on a five match win streak ... Recorded the first dual match singles victory of his career against Farris Gosea of Illinois, 6-4, 6-4, on Feb. 3 ... Clinched Duke's 4-2 victory over No. 8 UCLA at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships with a 6-4, 6-3 win over the Bruins' Dennis Mkrtchian in the No. 6 contest ... Went 4-0 in postseason singles play, highlighted by a 7-5, 6-0 win over Baylor's Julian Bley in the NCAA Championship tournament Round of 16 ... Also topped Virginia's Julen Uriguen, 6-3, 6-4, in the title match of the ACC Championship ... Teamed with Fred Saba for a 2-2 dual match doubles record as the pair went 0-1 in the No. 2 spot and 2-1 from the No. 3 position ... With Saba, collected the first ACC doubles victory of his career in an 8-6 win over Clemson's Dominique Maden and Wes Moran ... Paired with Cale Hammond to secure the doubles point for Duke against NC Central ... posted a singles record of 6-4 and a doubles ledger of 4-4 during the fall ... Tallied a 2-1 mark in the fall against ranked singles opponents ... Defeated No. 108 Ricky Doverspike of Alabama, 4-6, 6-1, 10-4, to collect the first victory of his career against a ranked opponent ... Advanced to the semifinals of the qualifying stage in singles at the ITA All-American Championships ... Teamed up with David Holland to reach the quarterfinals of the doubles tournament at the ITA Carolina Regional.
Prior to Duke: Ranked as high as the No. 10 overall prospect by Tennisrecruiting.net ... Named the All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year in 2007, 2009 and 2011 ... Lettered six years under coaches Billy Nealon, Marcus Fugate and John Dolan ... Earned his first ATP point in March 2011 ... Won the N.Y. state doubles title as an 8th grader with partner Ben Guzick, who played at Vassar College in N.Y.
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CSWGS Postdoctoral Fellowships (2012-2014)
The Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Rice University announces two postdoctoral fellowships in the humanities or social sciences for scholars pursuing research and publication projects that focus on gender and health; gender and urban studies; women in the global economy; sex, race, and nation; or sexuality studies. The Center is particularly interested in applicants who demonstrate a record of innovative teaching and the potential to make a contribution to the Center's program in engaged feminist research.
Ph.D. is required prior to appointment. Each fellowship has a term of two years beginning in August 2012. Recipients will teach two courses in women's/gender/sexuality studies per year and will play an active role in the intellectual life of the Center. Rice will provide an annual salary of $40,000 plus benefits. Rice University is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
Please send letter of interest, curriculum vita, dossier with a minimum of three references, and a writing sample (about 25 pages), plus a sample syllabus (including a detailed course outline and recommended reading list) for the course SWGS 101 "Introduction to the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality." This course surveys issues in the study of gender, such as women's social, political, and legal status in the US and globally; feminist perspectives on the body, sexuality, race, globalization, labor, and culture; and the implications of these perspectives for social and critical theory. In addition, the course introduces the concept of engaged research and the public service components of feminist activity.
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Bulldogs Use Corner Kick Goal; Men's Soccer Can't Convert Late Penalty Kick in 1-0 Loss to Barton
September 20, 2011
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Barton Colleges Erik Pajunk (Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL) bent home his own corner kick in the 19th minute of play to guide the Bulldogs to a 1-0 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas mens soccer action on Tuesday afternoon. Barton notches its first win against the Falcons in their last seven attempts moving to 5-1 overall, 2-1 in league play. The loss, Pfeiffers fourth-straight, sends them to 1-6, 0-2.
After a Falcon foul early in the 19th minute, Pajunk lined up to deliver his corner kick from the left side of the pitch. Bending his cross into the box, the ball snuck through all traffic in front of the cage and found the right-side netting for his fifth strike of the season.
Trailing through halftime and most of the second, Pfeiffer finally got its golden opportunity to score with just 5:20 left on the clock. The Bulldogs were called for a foul inside the 18-yard box that set up a penalty kick for the Falcons. Freshman Kyle Toler (Charlotte, NC) took the attempt firing to the left of keeper Brian Riesenberg (Fort Thomas, KY) who just happened to dive that way turning the shot aside to preserve the shutout.
In the 90 minutes, Barton held a slim 20-19 advantage in shots while Pfeiffer held an 8-7 mark in shots on goal. Taylor Scalera (Dacula, GA) put three of those eight Pfeiffer shots on target to lead the hosts. Riesenberg stopped a total of eight shots on the day while Zach Liles (Cumming, GA) blocked a half-dozen.
Pfeiffer will now host Lees-McRae for a 2:00 p.m. kickoff on homecoming Saturday with live stats available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Critical Sidebar Problem! :( Tried Everything
Posted 20 October 2012 - 11:25 PM
I'm typing now after much testing using over 4 x 3rd party plug in's to give me the respective widgets appearing on respective pages.
Whether i select "show by default" on the PRIMARY and SECONDARY sidebars or not while using any conditional logic code (via plug-in), i still get nothing. If i'm lucky i'll get the default wordpress sidebar output widgets which is no use.
I then threw all the plug ins out, deleted and thought ok....i'll use the pagelines UNIVERSAL and TIERTIARY sidebars to show what i need (even though this does not give much scope for the future doing it this way). So i went through the process of disabling the default view of each sidebar and then activating on only my shop page. Again.......NOTHING SHOWS!! Not even...the calendar widget, when i was desperate enough to try that........madness
I've also tried setting the shop page with the different default pagelines page templates to check that there were no issues with the one i was testing on. Same outcome. No widgets.
Mega frustrated monkey, any help greatly appreciated
Posted 21 October 2012 - 12:09 AM
If necessary, I will ask you to provide me with login credentials via PM.
I suspect your template is incorrectly set up.
Posted 21 October 2012 - 08:31 AM
The sandbox env is
Try the shop page, currently still setup as described above
let me know if you want me to send you the WP admin credentials via pm
Cheers again, must be something really silly i'm sure
Posted 21 October 2012 - 10:47 AM
Can you provide screenshots of the following:
• Shop template in Drag and Drop both Page Template and Content Area please.
• As well as a screenshot of your SB1/SB2 active sections please.
• A screenshot of your Shops PageLines Meta Settings please.
Can you also PM with your admin username and password as well please.
Posted 22 October 2012 - 10:12 PM
Sorry for the delay
I've attached the screenshots.
Not sure how to pm, cant see the option?
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Posted 23 October 2012 - 05:07 AM
You'll need to edit the layout of the page in Pagelines>Page Options>Product Archive. They'll you'll see the various layout options, click on the one with the required sidebar layout and hit save options. See the attached screenshot.
Posted 23 October 2012 - 11:33 PM
That's how i started out config wise, the final thing i tried was the universal and tertiary sidebar option - which is how you see the screenshots configured now.
In the beginning, i was using the product template "out the box" if you like - but had no luck there
IF you check the 5th screenshot you will see that i have those sidebars already selected, and have tried it with the standard primary and secondary sidebars, and also how i have it now.
am i missing something blatantly obvious? :|
Thing is, no matter what 3rd party conditional logic widget plug in i use....nothing shows. Only the general sprawl of the generic sidebar listing when there are no widgets set by default
Velly strange
Posted 24 October 2012 - 03:25 AM
If you hover over one of our usernames a box will pop up showing our profile details, they'll be a 'send message' button. Set up an admin level user on your test site and send us the credentials through, we'll take a look at what's happening and try to sort it out for you.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 09:49 AM
You've got PM
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 07:43 PM
Really need to get to the bottom of this, very strange
Where to from here? I cant trash the site, and any more troubleshooting is really putting me out of pocket on this one
Posted 26 October 2012 - 01:37 AM
After working intensely with James to find a resolution/cause, we've discovered:
1. Many of your Jigo pages do not have a selected template. Please select a template and save.
2. All those pages do not have the PageLines Meta Settings for the layout and sidebar options checked.
As soon as I selected Default Template and checked the boxes for all the sidebars and saved, they appeared perfectly on the Thank You page.
Simply finish setting up your pages and your sidebars will work accordingly.
Posted 26 October 2012 - 02:18 AM
All of this testing using base pagelines sidebars came after trying 3+ widget logic plug ins to show respective widgets on respective sidebar within certain page. Again no luck.
I can see that you are able to show the main sidebar widgets on the Thank You page but i'm failing to see why it will not show ANY sidebar entries on the SHOP page no matter what i do.
Also using the default template alone will give absolutely no scope going forward. Which is why i ultimately want to use widget logic or similar
Posted 26 October 2012 - 03:54 AM
I've been unable to even identify which page corresponds to the Shop link in the menu. There's no page of that name, no post, and while the Product Template pulls up in the WP navigation, it does not in Page Templates or Content Area. If there's a static page of a different name, please let me know which it is. I suspect that it is a 'special page' created dynamically by Jigo. Special pages are very difficult to customize.
If that's the case, I'm afraid there's little else I could do save to recommend you engage a with Jigo experience. Unfortunately, their support even in a paid mode is less than stellar.
One last thought, I see you have many Jigo-based plugins. It's possible one or more may conflict with PageLines. Keep in mind we did have to create an integration for Jigo because it did not work 'out of the box' in Framework, as opposed to ECWID or CartPress. I am loath to recommend deactivating them and don't believe it will help, however you may wish to try it, paring down the plugins to Jigoshop and Jigo for PageLines. There's always the remote chance that might help.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 08:13 PM
Oh no man :| this was a fresh install of every component from scratch.
I've had Jigoshop support come back to me now as-well saying it must be a Pagelines problem, and visa versa for yourselves. Buck...rodgers
So all in i think i've spent over $400 on
- Pagelines Framework
- Pagelines plug-ins
- Jigoshop Bundle Plug-in pack
- Jigoshop support contract
And now i have to chose another framework and e-commerce solution and start again. whaaaaa, this isnt music to my ears.
I guess i wouldnt mind so much if i was trying to achieve some form of new online coding breakthrough....but i just want a pre-made widget internal to Jigo & pagelines plug in show, on a specific page.
I'll go and have a little man cry and i might feel better
Posted 31 October 2012 - 01:55 PM
pagelines sections
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After reading through most of these responses, and seeing Sam's own take on it, I think Sam's contention is similar to that of Dawkins' in The God Delusion when he was talking about the seven levels of believing in God. Level 1 was entirely certain that there was a God, Level 7 was entirely certain that there was not. Dawkins put himself in the 6 range, but right up against the border with the 7 range.
If we apply this to Sam's belief of the afterlife, he seems to be in the 5 or 6 range that there is no afterlife, but he simply cannot be sure, and that is what he is saying. Maybe I'm putting words in his mouth or something, but it seems like he's unwilling to make a statement about something he cannot be sure about. He's simply saying that, just like his comments at the Beyond Belief 06 conference where he basically says (I'm paraphrasing), "The jury is still out on Reincarnation" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbwBqn3esy8&feature=related), he cannot know and wants to wait for the data. Why he doesn't take this kind of a track when he talks often about God… I don't know.
I think part of the issue is this: not believing in God can at times have a freeing aspect to it—it frees one from the restraints of religion and allows one to live a happier life. I can see why people would WANT to not belief in God. I do not see, however, why people would WANT to not believe in an afterlife of any kind. I'd like there to be an afterlife where I sit in a comfortable chair all day, drink beer, eat chips, watch television, and have a loving relationship with a member of the opposite sex. That's an afterlife I would really dig. I want to believe in that afterlife.
So, basically, I can see how someone would easily reject the idea of God, but still cling to the idea of an afterlife. I don't personally believe any of it, but a life without God is more appetizing than a life with God. A life without an afterlife, however, is not necessarily more appetizing than a life with one. Am I saying that this is why Sam is not exactly coming strongly to one side or another? No. But, if it was, I'd understand.
For me, the logic just falls apart. It is hard for me to accept any of the points they are making because, using the scale you cited, I'm a Level 7 on both counts. Now, I understand the politically correct and safe, even statistically and scientifically correct approach on this. It's like the normal distribution curve, the ends are open, however slightly, to infinity. Many scholarly Atheists on this forum will say, I don't believe because there is no evidence. We can't and are not obligated to prove a negative. We're withholding judgment, until and unless you show me. But that's a cop-out as far as I'm concerned.
I say, given all that we know and have observed, with all our knowledge of science to date, indeed all the knowledge we have in every area of study and academics known to man, including human relations, it is obvious that the evidence hasn't and won't show up. It would have by now. We can't even say God has eluded detection, since the ancient texts have him living and breathing. Same with Spirits, there are people on TV talking to them. But I know of no one who can document seeing, speaking or communing with god, ever, except in the figurative sense. All books, scrolls, text and pictures of any kind, from the beginning of time, that we know, is written and read by the human mind. If I want you to believe I'm god, how can I convince you. Well, nobody can walk on water, so ... and nobody can rise from the dead so ... (excluding the scientific method and technology). In fact, I just proved man is god, we bring the dead back to life, and are about to create life in a test tube.
It doesn't matter if I think an afterlife is cool, or god is cool. It's my human brain thinking it. A scientist, much less an Atheist scientist, has no business postulating such drivel. It only lends credence to believers. To me, he's criticizing fanatical Muslims and believers, but is doing the same thing. I suppose he's got some Wiccan thrown in there too, Do as you will but do no harm, because it appears that he's ok with anything, unless it leads to killing. And that's what the antichoice people say is happening ... MURDER.
Also, I've said this before and gotten flack for it, but I don't even consider scientists, physicists, etc. who are believers, to be credible scientists. Because the bottom line is they're saying, the universe, is so complex, it must have been created by intelligent design, or a super consciousness. They've abandoned scientific method and filled in the blank with something totally unsupportable. The best they should say is, I don't know and keep looking for the answer.
Sam is saying I don't know, but does he plan a career in searching for god or the afterlife? No, he's going to the grave with, I don't know, unless other scientists provide the answer. And I see them unraveling the mysteries of the Brain and the Universe right before my very eyes.
Aye, this is tiring. I feel we spend so much time arguing the obvious. But, then again, what the hell do I know.


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In the constitution of 1949 Germany ensured that chancellors could not endow themselves with additional powers, eliminating the chance of a repeat of Hitler's 1933 episode.
What were these steps?
In the constitution of 1949 Germany ensured that chancellors could not endow themselves with additional powers, eliminating the chance of a repeat of Hitler's 1933 episode.
What were these steps?
I can offer some points of the constitution that I remebember beeing implemented esp. as a safeguard:
Additionally, some of the individual states have articles in their respective constitutions that call for the state to appropriate key industries (coal, steel) - this, because everyone including conservatives thought back then that de-monopolization would be an important part of preventing a new rise of something like tha Nazi-party.
While not a safeguard against a new dictatorship, it is often stated that article 16 was written in response to Nazi-fascism - the right to political asylum, as a lot of people had cause to flee from germany. This practically abolished in the early 90ties.
Also, it is hard but possible to illegalize a political party, in such a case it must be proven that said party is aggresivly fighting against the constitution.
Note on the other hand, that in Germany it is unconstitutional to deliver a German citizen to the law enforcement of another country. This protects Nazi War-criminals from prosecution to this day.
There are several safeguards against the Chancellor - or any other part of the government - acquiring too great powers.
mart already mentioned Article 1, ang Gangnus mentioned the direct applicability, namely, Article 3. The core meaning of the first articles is:
In the following articles, many rights are spelled out which make it very difficult to install a dictatorship (personal freedom, no discrimination because of race, gender, beliefs etc., freedom of speech, right of assembly, privacy of personal communication, freedom of movement, no forced labor, protection of one's home and property, citizenship can't be revoked).
These basic rights are protected by the Ewigkeitsklausel ("Eternity clause"), which means they cannot be altered or suspended. A good overview on that can be found on Wikipedia: Eternity clause (Germany)
Other parts of the constitution spell out the power-sharing between the central government (Bund) and the federal states (Länder). The states can block many federal laws.
So, the Grundgesetz (the constitution) seems pretty solid and safe in this regard.
However, the Grundgesetz ("Basic law") was originally only meant as a temporary solution. Thus, it includes this:
This article would allow to adpot a new constitution without any of the safeguards if the German people could be brain-washed enough to "freely" adopt it.
The German Grundgesetz can be read in English here.
I think the main piece of news was the direct applicability of the constitution. Especially human rights.
But really, we can't say how constitution or some laws could not endure, but even merely influence the possibility of dictatorship in Germany in 1945-1989. Because only in 1989 did Germany become a sovereign state. Before that it was under strict control.
The only true defence or safeguard against any sort of authoritarianism is the vigilance of the citizenry: the refusal of the citizenry to either advocate, or submit to, arbitrary measures.
Great Britain has no constitution, and the U.S.S.R. had a wonderful constitution - the non-existence of one and the existence of the other had absolutely no effect on the actual wielding of power, and the use or abuse of power by the state..
A people always gets the government it deserves - sooner rather than later.
As such, a constitution either written or unwritten has no inherent enforceability beyond the willingness of the citizenry to risk life, limb, and freedom to enforce it.


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OXFORD, Ohio – In front of its home fans for the second and final time this year, the Miami University men's track and field team put on a show, winning 10 events, including seven field events, to dominate its own RedHawk Invitational Saturday at George Rider Track.
The RedHawks totaled 311 points to run away with the team title, more than doubling runner-up Cincinnati, which had 134 points. Valparaiso was third (81), followed by Kentucky State (33) and Mid-American Conference rival Ohio (30), which had a limited squad.
Junior Rob Stein (Villa Park, Ill.) posted a trio of first-place finishes, sweeping the shot put, discus and hammer throw. He won the discus with a toss of 52.24m/171-4.75, claimed the hammer with a heave of 54.44m/178-7 and took first in the shot with a put of 15.62m/51-3. Freshman Paul Golen (Elmhurst, Ill.) was runner-up in the shot put with a personal-best throw of 14.80m/48-6.75 while he was third in the discus with another personal best (48.06m/157-8.25).
Senior John Cantwell (Holland, Pa.) won a pair of events himself, taking first in both the long jump and triple jump. He jumped 7.11m/23-4 in the long jump, while recording a mark of 13.94m/45-9 in the triple jump. He also won the triple jump at Miami's other home meet this season.
Freshman Peter Stefanski (Aurora, Ill.) continued to perform well in the high jump, earning first while tying his personal-best clearance of 2.10m/6-10.75. The win was his fourth of the season in the high jump while he cleared 2.10m for the third straight meet. Junior Matt Gambill (Dover, N.H.) tied for second, jumping 1.95m/6-4.75. Senior Sam Wildeman (Naperville, Ill.) placed second in the pole vault, topping a season-best 4.83m/15-10.
In the javelin, sophomore Tyler Yee (Florida, N.Y.) provided another win, firing a throw of 56.42m/185-1, while junior Taylor Celestin (Mason, Ohio) came in third with a distance of 52.51m/172-3.
On the track, senior Jack Spilman (Chagrin Falls, Ohio) won the 800m run in 1:51.78, just edging classmate Jarrod Eick (Hartville, Ohio) at the line, as Eick finished second in a personal-best 1:51.85. Junior Kevin Brown (Lewis Center, Ohio) made it a clean sweep, placing third in the 800m in a season-best 1:52.22.
Miami was also victorious in the 1500m, led by redshirt senior Steve Kiplagat (Iten, Kenya), who took first in a personal-best 3:55.30, just edging Ohio's Matt Watts (3:55.76). Classmate Brett Wagner (Toledo, Ohio) took third in the 1500m in a personal-best 4:00.31. Freshman Matt Stewart (Naperville, Ill.) placed third in the 5000m run in 15:12.65, while the race was won by Miami alum Paul Krebs ('10) in 14:55.89.
In the 400m hurdles, sophomore Skyler Coburn (La Porte, Ind.) crossed first in 54.20, while classmate JaShawn Combs (Dayton, Ohio) was runner-up in the 110m hurdles in 14.72. Fellow sophomore Ryan Moncrieff (Hawthorn Woods, Ill.) captured third in the 3000m steeplechase in a personal-best 9:36.40.
For fun, four distance runners teamed up to take third in the 4x400m relay as senior Matt Marol (Evanston, Ill.), Wagner, Kiplagat and Eick combined to clock 3:36.53.
Junior Jahquil Hargrove (Norristown, Pa.) earned a pair of runner-up finishes, doing so in the 200m dash and 400m dash, clocking a season-best 22.37 in the 200m and 48.03 in the 400m. Classmate Robert Balzano (Poland, Ohio) was right behind in third in both events, crossing in a personal-best 22.43 in the 200m and 48.85 in the 400m.
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Behind Roe, Olson, Timberwolves finish eighth for eighth straight top-10 finish
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Jackson junior Aaron Roe (left) remains near the front of the pack in the first mile of the 4A boys state cross country race at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday. Roe finished 13th overall to lead the Timberwolves to an eighth-place finish. 20131109
Samuel Wilson / The Herald Mountlake Terrace senior Jack Pearce, followed closely by University's Patrick Miranne, runs in the third mile of the WIAA state 3A boys cross country championships at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday, November 9, 2013. 20131109
But after the Tides the field was largely open for the taking.
In the end, Jackson finished a respectable eighth place, though a higher finish was certainly possible.
"(It's) slightly disappointing," Timberwolves head coach Eric Hruschka said. "It's a little bit off. With a great race we thought we could be fourth and get a trophy or we could slide back to about eighth and that's the back end of that pack about 20 points back of where we probably could have been."
The Timberwolves can't be too disappointed. It was their eighth consecutive top-10 finish at state.
"It's a real credit to everybody that's in our program, our parents and coaches and athletes in the program," Hruschka said. "They buy into what we're doing. We always say on a bad year we want to be top-10 and rebuilding and on a good year we want to be challenging for a trophy. I think we're right there."
Jackson junior Aaron Roe was the top scorer for the Timberwolves finishing with a time of 15:42.35 in 13th place. He was the second highest local finisher behind Edmonds-Woodway junior Miler Haller, who finished with a time of 15:30.86.
All of the Wesco 4A teams faced a bit of a disadvantage after the Bi-District meet that was to be held at Lincoln Park in West Seattle had to be postponed because of weather. The meet didn't take place until Monday and had to be moved to Sammamish State Park in Issaquah.
"We ran really hard on Monday on the guys side to try to win district," Hruschka said. "The kids are tougher than parents. The young kids respond better than us old coaches. Some kids did really well with it and some didn't."
Other than Roe, Jadon Olson, Tristan Taylor, Connor Willgress and James Henry round out the runners who scored for the Timberwolves. The Kamiak boys placed 15th.
Lakewood stumbles
The Lakewood team came into the 2A state meet on Saturday with a No. 1 ranking by the coaches and high hopes for a trophy, but left with a disappointing ninth place finish well behind first-place Sehome.
Lakewood finished with 206 points comfortably ahead of 10th place Ellensburg, but 26 points behind Cheney.
Junior Douglas Davis was the Cougars' highest finisher, coming in 17th in 16:20.10.
Cedarcrest finished third as a team aided by senior Logan Orndorf, who finished fifth in 15:50.40.
Knights' Ayers second
King's junior Andrew Ayers came in second in the 1A meet with a time of 15:53. He was less than two seconds behind Northwest's Graham Peet who took home the championship.
Ayers also helped the Knights to a fifth place finish.
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12/31/13 Least Desirable Celeb Neighbors
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Khloe Kardashian claims when she was just 9-years-old, she overheard her mother Kris Jenner telling one of her friends that her youngest daughter needed to get a nose job. In a very revealing interview with Cosmopolitan U.K., Khloe said, quote, "Words are the most powerful weapon; they can leave scars forever. She didn't mean harm, but when I was around nine I overheard my mom telling her friend I needed a nose job. I was shocked; I hadn't even thought about it. . . I've grown into my face but I've had makeup artists tell me, 'You should get a nose job.' I'm so happy that I never have …"
Four months after announcing their separation, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas reunited on Sunday for a family outing with their two kids. The couple was photographed together for the first time since August and both were wearing their wedding bands. The couple announced last summer that they were "taking some time apart…"
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian have been named America's Least Desirable Neighbors. According to a survey by Zillow, 25 percent of Americans would least like to live next door to the power couple. They were less preferred than the cast of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, who got 18 percent, and Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus, who were tied with 16 percent. Meanwhile, Jimmy Fallon was the Most Desirable Neighbor, topping the list with 11 percent. He edged out Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton and Jennifer Lawrence, who each got 10 percent.
12/30/13 Phil Robertson is Back
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Monday, December 30, 2013
It was a short suspension for Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson. Just nine days after A&E announced that Robertson was on "indefinite hiatus" from the show due to his controversial comments in an interview with GQ, the network announced on Friday that the reality hit would resume production in the spring with Phil back on board.
Jennifer Aniston and boyfriend Justin Theroux have headed south for their annual New Year's holiday vacation in Cabo San Lucas, and for the first time in several years, Aniston's once inseparable friend, Courteney Cox, is along with them! Aniston was comfortable enough to do some topless sunbathing on their villa's private patio
Jay Z and Beyonce partied it up Saturday night at a club in Atlanta. The two bought drinks for their entire V.I.P. section and their bill totaled probably more than your annual salary. Sources say the duo dropped ALMOST 100K on bottles of Dusse and Ace of Spades.
Kanye West surprised his fiancee Kim Kardashian with a truly priceless Christmas gift this holiday season: an Hermes Birkin bag that had been hand-painted by renowned artist George Condo. The painting consist of nude pictures.
12/27/13 Tori's Husband a Cheater
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Friday, December 27, 2013
The world just isn't fair. Paris Hilton claims she's one of the TOP 5 highest paid DJ's in world. TMZ asked Paris how her new journey into the world of electronic music has been paying off financially, and she responded, quote, "I'm one of the top 5 in the world, so..."
Tori Spelling's husband has admitted to cheating on her. US Weekly has a cover story that says Dean McDermott, who's been married to Tori for seven-and-a-half years, four children and two reality shows, had an affair in his hometown of Toronto earlier this month. According to the story, he told new friend 28-year-old Emily Goodhand that his marriage was sexless -- which doesn't quite jibe with their sex tape scandal of a few months back. Regardless, she spent a night with him in a swanky hotel. "He seemed like a cool guy," said Emily. "I thought he was handsome." But she also told the magazine she regretted the fling and that she had no intention of seeing McDermott again.
Jenni "JWoww" Farley announced she's pregnant on Wednesday by posting a Christmas card featuring an ultrasound picture of her little one. The card reads, "We couldn't have wished for a better gift this Christmas! Happy holidays from our growing family to yours! Love, Jenni, Roger and arriving July 2014 Baby Mathews." Roger is her fiance.
12/26/13 Justin Bieber Retiring?
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Thursday, December 26, 2013
Last week, Justin Bieber announced on an L.A. radio station that he would be retiring after his next album drops. And of course, no one took him seriously. But, Justin is NOT backing off his promise to "retire". He proved he means business by reinforcing his retirement plans ON TWITTER!!! Justin issued a Christmas Eve statement saying, "My beloved beliebers I'm officially retiring." –And we, as a nation, can only hope.
Katy Perry and John Mayer might look like a laid-back couple, but the two are apparently extremely hight maintenance. Life & Style has uncovered a laundry list of demands the couple has on hand when they're on the road… and this is not your ordinary hotel room service. In fact, Mayer's four reasonable requests that include his alcoholic beverage of choice, Lagavulin 16, an $80 bottle of aged Scotch; Cherry Coke Zero; and room temperature Fiji water pale in comparison to his girlfriend's 20 necessities. They range from snacks (7 kinds of veggies, chips, dips and a bowl of ranch dressing) to wardrobe must-haves like a full-length mirror and director's chair.
12/24/13 Duck Dynasty Latest
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Tuesday, December 24, 2013
The wheels of justice in the beatdown of Paris Hilton's brother have ground to a halt. TMZ says officials have shelved the investigation because Barron Hilton is not cooperating. Earlier this month, one of Lindsay Lohan's friends, Ray LeMoine, allegedly rearranged Barron's face at a party in Miami. Barron says Lindsay ordered the assault, but Ray says the rich kid was the troublemaker. Barron filed a police report, but has not met with police. In fact, TMZ says he hasn't even answered the phone. The Florida State Attorney's Office says it will only re-open the case if Barron -- who is on vacation in Hawaii -- cooperates.
Charlie Sheen's Christmas is getting off to a rocky start. Charlie went on Twitter yesterday to blast his ex-wife Denise Richards, alleging she's keeping him from seeing his daughters. Charlie called Denise a "heartless, ugly hag" and also said "This is the worst Xmas I've ever had." Denise responded by tweeting, "U done ranting? Keep it classy, dude. Our kids don't need to be privy to this, U are welcome 2 spend xmas w/us Hope u still come."
Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson has finally broken his silence over his controversial interview with GQ magazine. Phil led a small Bible study group in his hometown church in West Monroe, Louisiana on Sunday, and according to Britain's Daily Mail he defended his anti-gay remarks, saying he was simply quoting from the Bible. He said, "I will not give or back off from my path. We are a bunch of rednecks from Louisiana, but I am not uneducated. I have a degree from Louisiana Tech. But this week I have been called an ignoramus. This week I have been asked, 'Is this the first time you have brought up sin?' I said, 'Are you kidding? I have been traveling to and fro spreading this message.'" Phil added, "I love all men and women. I am a lover of humanity, not a hater."
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Yes, the more you wash your dog the more oils the dog's skin will secrete. What you need to do is wash your dog with a de-ordorizing shampoo. I wash my dogs with Head and Shoulder's human shampoo. Never have my dogs smelt better, their coat is shiny and soft, their skin is clean and the natural oils are not stripped away and they don't get dandruff.5/9/2015 8:41:37 PM
Basset Hounds are generally considered fully grown at a year to a year and a half old. It is in the best interest of your dog to keep him intact to the point of where he gets the growth hormones that are produced from his testicles for a reasonable amount of time. I would suggest that at the 8 month mark. If you plan on having his dew claws removed, then get your vet to do it at the same time as the neutering surgery. However, dew claws are very important and are there for a reason. Please do your research before removing them, a clipping once a week will keep them in check and they can save your dog's life if he/she falls through ice by accident.4/24/2015 9:36:57 AM
Yes there is. You can go online and buy Dog DNA tests on ebay or amazon, you can get a test from your vet and/or you can contact a company through the internet that does Dog DNA testing and they will send you a package to do the DNA test on your dog.4/2/2015 11:53:48 AM
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You know your dog much better then anyone else does. Does Max enjoy the company of other dogs? Have you ever had another dog come to the house and Max act possessive or aggressive to the dog? If you think that Max would be fine with a new companion, then I would go for it. I would choose an adult dog, somewhere between 3-6 years old, so that you know that the dog will still have some years left when Max is gone. As for male or female, normally choosing a dog of opposite sex makes the easiest companions, but again that will be up to Max. Once you find a couple of dogs to choose from, let Max meet them and let him choose which dog he wants as a companion. Remember to do at least 2 meet and greets, one off your property and one on. As dogs will act differently off their property then on and when not in a home environment to being in a home environment.2/23/2015 12:19:53 PM
I lived with a partner who had two Bassets, 1 a dream slept 23 hours a day ate, crapped and played, the other was a nightmare two long a story but a real character. He started to fade when the sweetheart was tragically run over and passed away. Many months later we got a puppy (an American Bulldog mastiff cross,an amazing dog sadly passed away) but what I am getting to is that having the other dog revitalized him and gave him a new lease on life. I think this gave him an extra 5 years, he lived a very good life but sadly he to passed away. Personally I think it all comes down to what you want. P.s. I think they are one the most loyal and loving dogs (and stubborn and unruly) I have had anything to do with, hence the reason for looking on this site. 2/24/2015 4:59:39 AM
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For a short answer, yes. However, every dog is different and it is widely known that some Basset's will drool more then other's. Looking at the dam and sire of your puppy will be able to give you a good idea as to how much the puppy may drool as he/she matures. But be ready, as it is not always fool-proof. When you get a breed of dog that drools, you learn to love the little bits of slobber on everything, trust me.12/18/2014 10:26:04 AM
I think not really. All dogs probably drool at least a little but not all basset hounds are gonna drool more than normal for other dogs. 4/1/2015 8:32:33 PM
We have a precious basset fur baby. The only time she really drools is when my husband barbecues or we are eating something she really wants. I just wipe her mouth with a towel and it isn't hard to wipe a floor. I would have a house full of them if I could.4/21/2015 9:25:07 PM
Every dog is different and some Basset Hounds can have issues with their tail in which they never have the 'Standing Tall' tail. Your vet may be right, in which he should be able to do tests to figure out if your pup has Limber Syndrome or not. It also may just be time. Contact your breeder and ask for updates about the other puppies from the litter.7/9/2014 2:42:25 PM
Contact a positive reinforcement trainer to help you stop the unwanted behavior in your Basset. As well, contact your vet and take her in for a check up to rule out any medical problems. She could be having pain around that time or during the night while you are asleep and so she is trying to tell you.5/1/2014 12:34:45 PM
The basset hound is just that, a hound. When the find something of interest or that makes them think'this is interesting' they naturally howl. The fact that they howl at night could just be a moon thing rather than anything else, they are still pack animals.2/24/2014 10:19:26 PM
About 6-9 months and last about 3 weeks-a month with heat2/24/2013 12:11:08 PM
Just like people, dogs can start getting grey hairs early too. If you are worried, contact your local vet and take your dog in for a check up. Other then that, don't worry about it.5/1/2014 12:36:13 PM
Some bassets Turn grey early. I don't think its anything to worry about But could also be a hormone issue. I would have the levels checks to just be sure. But I have a female who tuned grey early 10/10/2014 11:01:55 PM
You should contact your breeder in terms of if your Basset Hound is of American, European or French lines. This way you have an idea on the standard size of your Basset. But on average, your Basset should be full grown in adult weight/height at 1 1/2 - 2 years old.5/1/2014 12:37:57 PM
Most of my bassets Stop growing at about 2years Then they start growing out. They continue to put on weight as they get older. 10/10/2014 10:39:36 PM
Get a hold of your local positive reinforcement trainer. He/She will be able to stop the unwanted behavior through positive reinforcement training. 5/1/2014 12:41:03 PM
My Bassett and any other well cared for house hound can live for ten-12 years10/21/2013 1:57:38 PM
Go to the vet. Your vet is the only one capable in clearing away the dead flesh, cleaning the wound properly and stitching the wound back up. Then you dog will wear a cone for 7-10 days and he'll be fine.5/1/2014 12:39:38 PM
Yes, raisins are poisonous to dogs.5/1/2014 12:42:37 PM
Regardless of breed, most vets recommend the 1st rabies shot at 4 - 5 months of age. This will be good for one year. Subsequent shots will be good for 1, 2 or 3 years depending on the rules of the state where you reside.1/29/2013 1:59:55 PM
when we got our basset puppy, he was 2 months and his ribs stuck out a lot.i think its normal for the breed cuz he grew fast and hes 70 lbs now and i can still see em :)12/14/2012 11:45:47 PM
i have a 3 year old male and he is play ful when people are at my house good with kids. And very lazy but over all a great dog.12/5/2012 9:19:15 PM
Basset Hounds are not protection dogs. If you want a family dog that will also be a watch dog - ie: alert family to people or animals on the property - then the Basset Hound works for what you want. But if you want a dog to physically protect your family through barking/biting/charging, ect; the Basset Hound is not the dog for you. Contact your local Personal Protection Trainer that can give you some idea's on what you want. On average, unless you train the dog yourself or pay someone to train your dog, most Personal Protection Dogs are German Shepherds, King Shepherds, Shilo Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, or Dutch Shepherds.5/1/2014 12:46:53 PM
Basset hounds are the best with children, Our bassets BARK at anyone they don't know that come or pass the house. In that way I would say they are protective. A Basset hound is a stubborn breed This is not the breed to rush go potty and come in on a rainy day, They will take there sweet time. Basset hounds have a really good nose and really takes after there name hound. They get on a sent of a rabbit, they don't think they just go. So a fenced in yard is a must!! However Basset hounds, tap into you and your families feelings, and if they are sad he/she will do whatever it takes to cheer them up. They are one of the best breeds for a family with young children.
its a fairly healthy breed as well.. I absolutely love them..
yes it's very normal for them to be lazy and sleep all day. i have a 3 year old male i got him from the pound 2 years ago, and he eats, sleeps and plays but mostly sleeps lol. 12/5/2012 9:17:27 PM
Yes, the Basset Hound is a breed of dog that likes to conserve it's energy. Don't be alarmed unless you notice the dog being sluggish or seemingly sick. Then it's time for a trip to the vet. But all in all, your dog is just being a normal Basset.5/1/2014 12:48:26 PM
If you have the registration paper's for your Basset Hounds, then you should be able to go onto the Kennel Club website, type in their registration numbers and the pedigree's/linage will show up.5/1/2014 12:49:26 PM
Our basset swims like an eel however doesn't choose to do so voluntarily. We put her in the pool to see if she could if accidently pushed in and she did great. 10/15/2012 11:31:55 AM
Basset Hounds have swimmers and sinkers in this breed. My parents have one of each, and mine loved the water more than dry land. tough for fishing and good for gators! Neither one good for me!12/20/2012 8:45:27 PM
All of my Basset hounds SWIM!!! I remember seeing a episode on animal about basset hounds, they say they cannot swim they will sink... I have never saw a sinker. NOT TO SAY THERE IS ANY but ive never saw one. 10/10/2014 10:54:44 PM
Anything behavioral that has changed in your dog means that you need to take him to the vet. Your vet will rule out any medical issues before you continue any further. If he has a clean bill of health, but doesn't seem interested in the food like he used to be, it could be that he is bored of the food, or had a scary/traumatic experience where the food bowl is. Try moving the food bowl somewhere else and/or switching his food to either a completely new food, or a different flavor.5/1/2014 12:52:13 PM
My youngest Basset refuses to eat at night but will wait for the next morning when I feed my Lab puppies. She is my puppy sitter for the 7 Lab puppies. I have 4 Bassets, 1 Lab, & 1 Beagle-Basset mix which is a rescue as well as the oldest Basset. What do I need to do to get m Basset to eat?5/23/2015 8:30:28 PM
she should be fine....I have raised 3 bassets. Just don't let her have anymore. That amount would not be enough to hurt her.12/5/2012 2:40:45 PM
I have a four year old Basset who does exactly the same thing! - infact, myself, partner and children all look at each other and say in unison "uh-oh.. George is having a funny five minutes!" I think it's just a character trait.. Nothing to worry about! They're such silly, adorable dogs - just a burst of craziness then a slump back into reality! X9/21/2012 3:05:24 PM
No, it is most likely a genetic trait that your sister did not notice in the dam or sire of her pup.5/1/2014 12:53:43 PM
A little more information would be a lot more helpful. In the case that he is peeing without stopping to sniff at anything, or making signs like he is meaning to pee; then he needs to go to a vet. He is having bladder control issues and needs help. If he is just sniffing and then peeing on purpose, then there's no issue; he just has to go and that's where he's decided to go.5/1/2014 12:55:18 PM
Don't feed your Bassett anything. GET HIM TO A VET!! It doesn't matter what breed of dog attacked him, but he could have internal issues. Refusing to eat means that his stomach or insides hurt and he is trying to tell you something. Do the right thing and get him to a vet a.s.a.p!5/1/2014 12:56:47 PM
When humans are pregnant, they have a lot of hormones going through their bodies that are emitted through their pours, breath, sweat, ect. If could be as simple as your dog not meshing well with your chemistry, or as bad as your dog becoming aggressive towards you because now that you are pregnant, you are changing his world and he doesn't like it. Contact your local positive reinforcement trainer and take him to the vet for a check up to rule out any medical problems.5/1/2014 12:59:13 PM
im sorry, i have just got a 12 week old basset. i read that orchid plants and other shrubbery are toxic to bassets. also it said to be careful of what detergent/cleaner you use in the cage and on floors as this can be toxic. tell your daughter im so sorry for her and of course yourself and family. jon7/10/2012 4:21:09 PM
My condolences about your daughter's pup. The best way to know is to take the pup to the vet and have the vet examine him for the reason why he died. It could be anything for ingesting a toxic, to choking on something to a genetic issue.5/1/2014 1:01:00 PM
No. The Min-Pin would die before she was even able to give birth. As well, you shouldn't be breeding two dogs of different breed with each other anyway. You'll just be adding the thousands of dogs at shelter's and other rescue's that are looking for homes. Get your dog fixed and enjoy him as he is.5/1/2014 1:06:52 PM
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Friday was a record-setting day for the Miami University women's track and field team as redshirt senior sprinter Diona Graves broke two school records at the Sea Ray Relays, hosted by the University of Tennessee, while senior hurdler Layne Baggett also tied a school record at the meet and junior thrower Tori Paterra bested her own school record to pace the rest of the RedHawks at the All-Ohio Championships, hosted by Ohio University.
Graves (Fenton, Mo.) clocked 11.62 in the 100m dash prelims to qualify second (out of 47) for Saturday's final while placing first in her heat. She broke her own school record of 11.68 that she had set twice, including two weeks ago. Graves also blazed to a 200m dash school-record time of 24.03, which was fourth in the prelims and tops in her heat. She also qualified for the 200m dash final while breaking a record set by Jackie Watkins back in 1986 (24.09).
Baggett (Pittsburgh, Pa.) tied a school record, as well, at the meet, clocking 13.31 in the 100m hurdles to win the race, crossing 0.15 seconds ahead of the runner-up while competing in a field of 40. She matched Miami Hall of Famer Becca Williams' mark from May 18, 1996 while improving her personal best by 0.12 ticks.
In the 400m dash, freshman Kala Allen (East Amherst, N.Y.) and senior Katie Scannell (Cortland, Ohio) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in 55.86 and 55.88, running in a field of 37. Freshman Kathie Wollney (Cary, Ill.) claimed 12th in the 400m hurdles in 1:03.69 to round out Miami's competition at the Sea Ray Relays.
On Saturday, Graves will forego her two individual finals as Miami will run two relays at UT's Tom Black Track, home of the Sea Ray Relays, instead. First will be the 4x100m relay showcase at 1:40 p.m., which will feature Baggett, Graves and Allen. Scannell, Graves, Allen and sophomore Charlotte Myers (Bexley, Ohio) will then run the 4x400m relay at 4:20 p.m., as well. Live results are available here while live video can be seen here.
ATHENS, Ohio - At the All-Ohio Championships, held at Ohio's Goldsberry Track, Miami rests in third after day one, despite missing their top sprinters and hurdlers. Miami totaled 34 points in the four events in which it competed Friday (five events were held). The host Bobcats sit in first with 41 points while Ohio State is second with 37 points. Fellow Mid-American Conference foes Kent State (29) and Akron (20) are fourth and fifth, respectively.
Paterra (Elizabeth, Pa.) set another school record in the javelin, breaking her own record with a throw of 50.51m/165-8 to win the event for the third straight meet and earn 10 points for the team. She topped her previous record mark of 49.91m/163-9 that she set as freshman in her first collegiate meet. Her throw ranks ninth nationally this season.
Junior Erica Howes (Fairfax, Va.) won the 3000m steeplechase for the second straight meet, and once again set a personal best, clocking 10:40.85, which moves her up to third in school history. She won the race by nearly 10 seconds to pick up another 10 points for Miami. The 'Hawks totaled 17 points in the event, as sophomores Alex Chitwood (Carmel, Ind.) and Elisa Frazier (Williamsville, N.Y.) placed fifth and sixth, respectively, in a season-best 11:02.50 and 11:07.04.
In the long jump, redshirt junior Ashley Zaper (Whitehouse, Ohio) took fifth with a season-best leap of 5.64m/18-6 to earn four points. Redshirt senior Samantha Gable (Greenfield, Ind.) placed sixth in the hammer throw with a season-best heave of 52.71m/172-11 for another three points. Sophomore Adaora Anunike (Galena, Ohio) was 12th in the hammer with a toss of 48.39m/158-9.
The All-Ohio Championships conclude Saturday, beginning at noon with the shot put and triple jump, though no 'Hawks are entered in the triple jump. Action on the track begins 10 minutes later with the 4x100m relay, but again Miami is not entered. Three RedHawks will run the 1500m at 12:20 p.m. however, while the meet concludes at 4:40 p.m. with the 4x400m relay. Live results will be available here.


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Elon and Appalachian State meet each other in a Southern Conference football game this weekend for the final time before going their separate ways.
Elon moves on to the Colonial Athletic Association next season, while Appalachian State steps up to the Sun Belt Conference and the higher playing field of the Football Bowl Subdivision.
So could Saturday night at Rhodes Stadium be the proverbial last dance between these teams, who not long ago tangled with league titles hanging in the balance?
It is until at least 2017, because the non-league spaces on Elon's next three schedules are full.
Beyond that immediate window, school officials on both sides seem hopeful that the series — which the Mountaineers have dominated from a won / loss standpoint — can and will resume.
"I like the idea of playing App State," Elon athletics director Dave Blank said. "I like everything about the series with App State. I'd like to beat them more, of course, but going forward it's a good situation for us, and hopefully it is for them.
"It just has to kind of work itself out relative to how the programs advance in their new conferences. We're both kind of feeling it out, saying, 'where are we heading here?' "
Appalachian State's desire for the future, athletics department spokesman Mike Flynn said, is to have one guaranteed money game against a major conference opponent — such as the Mountaineers' date with Michigan next season — one home game against a Football Championship Subdivision school and home-and-home series with two FBS teams to couple with the Sun Belt's eight league games.
In that scheduling formula, Flynn said Elon fits the mold for the type of FCS opponent that Appalachian State prefers.
"Elon makes a lot more sense than, say, Northern Arizona," Flynn said. "We would like to keep our non-conference opponents as close to this region as we can. Especially with our conference footprint expanding, it makes sense to play as many local teams as possible in our non-conference schedule. I think Elon would fit the bill."
Blank said for Elon, a financial component enters the mix when considering the possibility of future football games against Appalachian State.
The Phoenix collected six-figure paydays from FBS opponents Duke, Vanderbilt, North Carolina and Georgia Tech in recent seasons, and is scheduled to play Duke again in 2014 and Boston College in 2015.
For example, Elon earned $250,000 from Georgia Tech for this season's opener and will make $400,000 for the game at Boston College in two years — windfalls that help fund Elon's entire athletics department.
"Philosophically, we have to decide is App State in the Sun Belt going to grow to replace that slot?" Blank said. "What do we want to do with that slot going forward? What's the difference between playing App State or Duke and Boston College?
"Those are the 'who do we want to play' kinds of stuff that we'll have to figure out."
Flynn said Appalachian State, six months into its two-year transition up to the FBS, has encountered some bumps in the building of its future schedules.
Next season, the Mountaineers have games locked in at Michigan and against Campbell, a non-scholarship FCS program, but need two more non-league opponents, preferably from the FBS.
"We'll kind of see how that goes," Flynn said. "We made this announcement (to go to the FBS) in March. Finding two FBS opponents to start home-and-home series with, on 17 months notice, is very difficult."
Appalachian State has won 17 straight football meetings with Elon and is 10-0 against the Phoenix in Southern Conference play. The year was 1964 the last time Elon defeated Appalachian State.
After the Mountaineers claimed back-to-back-to-back FCS national championships in 2005, 2006 and 2007, the games between Elon and Appalachian State in November 2008 and 2009 were for the Southern Conference title.
Appalachian State always has generated to box office success for the Phoenix. The top two crowds in Rhodes Stadium history are games against the Mountaineers — 14,167 in 2009 and 13,100 in 2007.
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DEEP RUN — South Lenoir got a little bit closer to its first East Central 2A victory under first-year head coach Tim Jenkins Friday night, but fell short in a 24-17 setback to visiting Croatan in the penultimate league game for both squads.
The Blue Devils dominated in virtually every aspect of the game — rushing yards (215-178), passing yards (39-18) and punt average (34.3-33.3).
"I'm proud of our boys — this is the style of football I hope we'll be playing at South Lenoir for a long time," Jenkins said. "They played hard tonight; they could have just as easy came out here and laid down but they had a good week of practice and gave everything tonight. … Tonight is an indication of what we're going to be able to do in the future."
On the flip side, though, South Lenoir also led in two areas that Jenkins didn't approve: penalties (eight for 69 yards to Croatan's six for 55) and ejections (two for SL, none for the Cougars).
"This game should really hurt us a lot, not because of we really lost but because of the little tiny things I've been talking about all year long," Jenkins said.
Croatan, which wraps up its regular season at home next week against Richlands, took a 7-0 lead on its first offensive play from scrimmage on a 13-yard touchdown run by Marshall Judon. The Judon score was set up by a recovered fumble of South Lenoir quarterback Garrett Holland on the Blue Devils' third play of the game.
Two drives and nearly eight and a half minutes later, Dion Jones tied the game for the Blue Devils on a 9-yard run that wrapped up an eight-play, 57-yard drive.
Croatan took the lead for good on a Kyle Colburn 6-yard run with 4:31 remaining before halftime. Colburn's TD culminated a three-play, 35-yard drive that included a nice 25-yard run by Judon that set up the score.
Croatan's excellent field position was also set up by two South Lenoir senior players — Wayne Hall and Dakota Lynn — earning ejections for swinging their fists at Croatan players.
"If we take that touchdown away because we had two guys make some poor choices, that scoreboard might not look the way it does right now," Jenkins said.
The game turned in the opening moments of the third quarter when Judon returned the second half kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown and a 21-10 lead. It was Judon's first kickoff return for a score this season.
"Marshall Judon is a big-play guy for us and has been a big-play guy for us all year," Croatan coach David Perry said. "We've been saying all year we've expected him to break one back there but he hasn't. … (Colburn) told him this was the game to do it at halftime, and he did."
Croatan's final score might've been the most important — Colburn booted a 24-yard field goal that finished a 20-play, 97-yard drive that ate nine minutes and 39 seconds off the clock. The field goal gave the Cougars a 24-10 lead.
South Lenoir wasn't through, though. The Blue Devils finished a seven-play, 70-yard drive with a Dion Jones touchdown — his second of the game — with 6:38 left in the game.
After a three-and-out, South Lenoir's final drive of the game stalled at the Croatan 18 when the Blue Devils ran out of downs on two straight incomplete passes by Holland, the final one with 1:46 left in the contest.
Croatan ran out the clock after forcing South Lenoir's eighth penalty of the night on third-and-2 and the Cougars, who'd suffered close losses to East Duplin and Topsail the previous two weeks, could finally celebrate.
The Cougars finished with only 196 yards of offense, including 79 yards rushing on 15 carries by Colburn and 66 yards on the ground by Judon. Kyle Hopewell completed Croatan's lone pass to Mitchell Smith for 18 yards.
South Lenoir, which lost its ninth straight game to fall to 1-9, 0-6, had 254 yards of offense, paced by Jones' 152 yards on 16 carries. The Blue Devils wrap up their 2012 campaign at Clinton next week.
"We played as hard and as fast as we could play (defensively) tonight," Jenkins said. "That's all I want from our guys."
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