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Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. 1.1 The name of this Corporation shall be Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc., herein after referred to as the "Cooperative," located at 343 Old Lake Shore Road, Town of Gilford, County of Belknap, State of New Hampshire. PURPOSE 2.1 The purpose for which this Corporation is formed is to own and operate a manufactured housing park, herein after referred to as the "Park," as a cooperative (RSA 301-A) and be involved in other cooperative activities, on a nonprofit basis for the benefit of the residents. 2.2 The broad purpose is to gain control of the rental costs, preserve the Park for the current residents, and to keep it affordable long term for low and moderate-income individuals and families. MEMBERSHIP 3.1 Membership is open to adult residents who own and occupy a manufactured housing unit (herein after referred to as the "Unit") in the Park and remain in good standing with the Cooperative. A member in good standing is a member whose carrying charges (lot rent) and membership fees are current or has signed an agreement satisfactory to the Board of Directors to bring these charges and fees current. Only one membership interest will be assigned to a Unit, and only one full vote may be exercised under a membership interest. A person is seen as owning or co-owning a Unit if he or she owns the Unit directly or through his or her "living" or "Grantor" trust. A "Grantor" or "living" trust is any trust that is established by an individual under such terms as: (1) appoint him or herself as the trustee during his or her lifetime (and or competency); (2) is revocable by him or her; and (3) designates him or herself as the beneficiary for his, her or their lifetime. 3.2 Buyers or owners of Units seeking to reside in a Unit and lease a lot in the Park must become members of the Cooperative. Buyers and owners seeking membership shall: (1) apply for membership on a form prescribed by the Membership Committee (2) be approved for membership by a majority vote of the Board of Directors; (3) pay in full the Membership fee; (4) execute an Occupancy Agreement; (5) have a contract to buy and intent to occupy a Unit in the Park; and (6) commit to the purposes and policies of the Cooperative including the Park Rules and these Bylaws. A person is considered a buyer or owner if he or she seeks to or does own or co-own a Unit directly or through his/her/their "living" or "Grantor" trust (see definition at paragraph 3.1 above) or becomes the subsequent beneficiary of a trust, previously existing as a living trust, upon death of the Grantor, or upon devise or distribution from a deceased member's estate, or any other event. If an existing member transfers title to a Unit to his or her "living" or "Grantor" trust, the trust will not be considered a new owner or buyer under this paragraph. Members transferring their membership into a permissible "living" or "grantor" trust must furnish the Cooperative with either a copy of said trust document or a letter of opinion from an attorney stating that the trust to which the title has transferred is a revocable, grantor trust wherein the member(s) is (are) the Trustee(s) during his/her/their lifetime, or competency, and with said member(s) as the sole beneficiary during his/her/their lifetime. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 1 of 9 3.3 The membership fee shall be five hundred dollars ($500). This is the par value. There is no book value. (Membership fees accumulate no interest.) 3.4 A Certificate of Membership shall be issued to any member, or to trustee of any member's "living" or "Grantor" trust, who has fully paid their membership fee. This certificate, or a fully executed and accepted Subscription Agreement, shall entitle the holder (or, in the case of a living or Grantor trust, the trust grantor only) to occupancy of their lot in accordance with the Occupancy Agreement, provided that the holder also abides by the rules and regulations of the Cooperative and does not interfere with the effective operation of the Cooperative. The certificate is not transferable, except by will or trust distribution by a permissible trust, or the rules of law that apply if someone dies without a will, to someone that would otherwise be eligible for membership. A membership may not be transferred to someone or some trustee or beneficiary who does not plan to own the home and reside in the park nor shall a "living" or "Grantor" trust continue to hold a membership interest beyond the usual and customary time required for a wind up of a probate estate, should title have passed by that means and occupancy during such periods shall not extend to any other party not previously permitted membership and occupancy. 3.5 The Board of Directors reserves the right to use all or part of a member's Membership fee to pay any debt due to the Cooperative, or expenses incurred as a result of a member's actions or misactions, in regards to the Cooperative; such debts and expenses being legally the responsibility of the member. The member shall replenish a capital balance decreased on such account in order to remain in "good standing." 3.6 All members and non-members are required to pay their carrying charge (monthly "rent"). This carrying charge ("rent"), initially established by the Membership of the Cooperative, may be increased by a majority vote of the Cooperative Board of Directors or by a majority vote of the Membership, consistent with Article 5 of these Bylaws, with a sixty (60) day written notice to all members and non-members. 3.7 Any member whose activity in the Cooperative is contrary to basic cooperation principles or who endangers the effective operation of the Cooperative may be expelled from membership in the Cooperative by the Board of Directors. Loss of membership carries with it loss of privilege to lower carrying charges (rent). Written notice of the charges against each member, and reasonable opportunity for a hearing before the Board of Directors, shall be provided before any such expulsion. A reasonable opportunity is defined as fifteen (15)- day notice. The member's certificate or subscription shall be repurchased at par value, less any debts owed and expenses incurred by the Cooperative on behalf of the member, and if and when there are sufficient reserve funds as determined by the Board of Directors. The member shall have the right to appeal to the next membership meeting and will be given a reasonable opportunity to be heard, either in person or by counsel. The appealing member may call a Special Meeting for this purpose in accordance with the Bylaws, article 7.3. A member need not be expelled before being evicted. Re-application for membership will require Board review and membership approval before re-issuance of Certificate of Membership. The reason for the expulsion shall be clearly stated, recorded, placed in the permanent files and a copy given to the member. 3.8 Any member who wishes to be represented by legal counsel as the result of a Cooperative action must notify the Board of this fact ten (10) days in advance of the meeting. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 2 of 9 HOME SALES AND RENTALS OF UNITS 4.1 Any member or non-member who plans to move their Unit out of the park shall give written notice thirty (30) days in advance of that happening to the Board of Directors. Failure to give notice can result in 30 days additional carrying charges. 4.2 Notice to the Board of Directors stating the intention to sell a Unit in place shall contain the estimated date of sale, and the name, address, and phone number of the selling agent, if any. It is the responsibility of the seller to supply potential buyers with information regarding the requirement that all buyers become members of the Cooperative. The seller shall supply the Cooperative with the names and telephone numbers of any buyers who have signed a Purchase and Sales Agreement. See the exception for certain trust transfers contained in paragraph 3.2, which applies here as well. 4.3 If the Cooperative is owed money by the resident or the resident is in breach of any other obligation to the Cooperative, the Board of Directors may sign a deed, as requested by that resident for the sale of his/her/their Unit to a new buyer, but may insist that the deed be transmitted directly to the escrow or closing agent with a Notice of Lien on the resident's unit for those amounts due and owing the Cooperative. See RSA 477:44 and 205-A:4-a. 4.4 The Board of Directors shall purchase the Membership interest from said member household by paying them the interest's par sum, equal to the member's total payment toward their membership fee, without interest, less any debt owed by the member to the Cooperative, within sixty (60) days of the removal or sale of the home, or at such later date when the purchase can be made without jeopardizing the solvency of the Cooperative. 4.5 Rental or leasing of manufactured housing units in the park shall not be allowed unless approved by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall not approve a rental or lease unless (1) a written request is submitted by the member alleging hardship and (2) the Board of Directors determines that a hardship exists. If an approval is granted, the decision shall specify the hardship circumstance(s) and the condition(s) of approval. The vote of the Board of Directors shall be maintained in the official records of the Cooperative. VOTING 5.1 One third of the current membership shall constitute a quorum at a membership meeting. There shall be no voting by proxy; nor shall a proxy be counted towards the establishment of a quorum. The existence of a quorum shall be established at the beginning of each meeting and shall remain valid until the meeting is adjourned. If a quorum has been achieved, any motions for consideration shall be approved by a majority vote of members present except for motions affecting the Bylaws and Park Rules. 5.2 A ballot provided on a form approved by the Board of Directors shall be used for the election of Directors. It shall clearly state the slate of nominees and be identifiable by either a lot number or other means. The ballots shall be sealed and opened at the Membership meeting. The Board of Directors may allow for an absentee ballot for the following reasons: hospitalization, funeral, shift work, infirmity, out of state. A member's request for an absentee ballot must be made in writing at least three (3) days before the meeting. If the ballot is to be mailed, the member must request it ten (10) days before the meeting. Absentee ballots may not be counted towards a quorum. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 3 of 9 5.3 Any business required or permitted to be taken at a membership meeting may be taken without a meeting, by means of a ballot clearly stating a Board-approved motion. To be passed, the motion must be approved by a majority of the entire Membership. A copy of the motion and vote must be kept on file with the Cooperative's membership meeting minutes. 5.4 Park Rules shall be approved or amended by a one third (1/3) vote of the entire membership, and must be obeyed by all residents. 5.5 The Bylaws of the Cooperative shall be adopted by a one third (1/3) vote of the entire membership. 5.6 The Bylaws may be amended or repealed by a majority vote of the members present at any regular or special meeting at which a quorum is present, provided that notice of the proposed amendment shall be given in writing to all members ten (10) days prior to such meetings. After the ten (10) day notice, technical changes in wording or detail of the proposed amendment that do not alter the subject matter shall not require an additional notice. 5.7 Any decision that may commit an expenditure of one thousand dollars ($1,000) or more of Cooperative resources, that does not appear in the approved annual budget, shall be made by the Membership at an Annual, special, or regular meeting of the members. Capital Improvement and Replacement Reserve expenditures that exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000) require the approval of the Membership except in cases of emergency repairs. The Board shall notify the Membership of such an emergency action at the next regular or special meeting of the Membership. FISCAL YEAR 6.1 The fiscal year of the Cooperative shall be the twelve (12) month period ending the last Sunday of September of each year. The Cooperative shall cause its books to be examined within a reasonable time after the end of each fiscal year in accordance with the audit/review requirements of RSA 301-A:30. ANNUAL AND SPECIAL MEETINGS 7.1 The Annual Meeting of the members shall be held in the month of September each year in Gilford, NH. An Annual Meeting of members is to be held at least once a year. RSA 301- A:21. 7.2 Notice of the time and place of the Annual Meeting and the agenda items or subject matter to come before it, shall be given in writing to each member at his/her address, and posted and maintained at a common area not less than ten (10) days prior to the date of the meeting. RSA 301-A:23. The Annual Report to the Secretary of State, the report of the examination of the prior year's finances, and the proposed annual budget of the Cooperative shall be made available to each member no later than ten (10) days before the Annual Meeting for approval by the Membership at the Annual Meeting. 7.3 Special meetings of the Membership may be called by the Board of Directors or by petition of at least one tenth (1/10) of the members. Such member petition may be delivered to any Board member. The Board shall set the date, place and time of the Special Meeting, to be Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 4 of 9 held within 30 days after receipt of such demand. The Secretary of the cooperative shall deliver or mail written notice stating the place, day, hour and purpose of the Special Meeting to each member and post the notice in a common area not less than 10 days in advance of the meeting date. Source: RSA 301-A:22. 7.4 In case of any question not covered in these Bylaws, RSA 301-A or adopted Board policies, the guidelines in Parliamentary Procedure for Manufactured Housing Park Cooperatives as published by the NHCLF in the Management Guide, or the foundation document, The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure, Fourth Edition, by Alice Sturgis, 2001, shall prevail. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 8.1 The Board of Directors shall consist of five members or subscribers who are residents and owners of a manufactured housing unit in the park and are in good standing with the Cooperative. The Board of Directors shall be elected by the Membership at an Annual or Special meeting of the Cooperative, or at a special meeting held in place thereof. All newly elected Directors will take office thirty (30) days after elections or at the next Board of Directors meeting, whichever is first. 8.2 At each election for Directors, every member entitled to vote shall have the right to vote for as many persons as there are Directors to be elected. 8.3 All Directors shall serve for a term of two years, except that at the first election, the Treasurer and Vice President will be elected for one-year terms. No Director may serve for more than three consecutive two-year terms, or until their successors are duly chosen. 8.4 Vacancies that result from resignation or other means may be filled by a majority vote of the Directors present at any regular meeting of the Board of Directors. The Director so appointed shall serve the remainder of the unexpired term, which shall not be counted as a consecutive term for the purposes of Article 8.3 of these Bylaws. 8.5 Two signatures are required on checks and legal documents. No more than one (1) individual from each member household may have signing authority. 8.6 The Board of Directors shall be responsible for the day-to-day management and control of the Cooperative operations. The Board of Directors may from time to time set up committees and/or ad-hoc groups to work on specific responsibilities. These committees will report to the Board of Directors and operate with only as much authority as granted by the Board. Further explanation of these committees may be found in the policies of the Board of Directors. 8.7 Regular meetings of the Directors shall be held monthly. Notice of the time and place together with the agenda of the Board of Directors' meeting shall be posted in a public place in the Park. 8.8 Special meetings of the Directors may be held at the call of the President or any two Directors. Written notice stating the place, day, and hour of any special meeting shall be posted in a common area and communicated personally to each Board member not less than three days before the date of the meeting. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 5 of 9 8.9 Regular and Special Meetings of the Board of Directors shall be open to the Membership except when the Board moves to an Executive Session. Executive Sessions are used only for purposes of protecting a person's reputation and confidentiality, or to receive or discuss advice from legal counsel. A decision may not be made in Executive Session, where minutes are not kept. Decisions must be made in the form of a motion at a public meeting. 8.10 At any meeting of the Board of Directors, a simple majority of the number of Directors then in office shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. A majority of those present must vote in the affirmative to pass a motion, once a quorum has been established. 8.11 Any action required or permitted to be taken by the Board of Directors at a meeting may be taken without a meeting if the written motion is approved and signed by all Board Members. Authority for such action commences when the last Director signs. A copy of the written motion with all signatures must be kept with the Board minutes. 8.12 Directors shall serve without compensation, but shall be entitled to reasonable compensation for expenses paid while conducting legitimate Cooperative business. Any expenses incurred must have prior approval by the Board of Directors. Receipts must accompany all requests for reimbursement. Directors may receive compensation for their freely executed contracts approved by the Board or membership as the case may require, so long as the contract does not create a conflict of interest. 8.13 Any Director whose actions are determined to negatively affect the operation of the Cooperative may be removed by a majority vote of the members present at any regularly scheduled or special meeting of the Membership where a quorum is present, provided that a 10 day notice of the impending vote has been given to the Director who may be removed. Said notice of a vote to remove shall only be made after a majority vote of the entire Board of Directors or after the Board of Directors receives a written petition requesting the proposed removal, signed by at least four members or 10% of the Membership, whichever is greater. Said resolution shall clearly state that a majority vote of the Membership will be needed to remove the Director. The notice shall state the date, time and place of the meeting where said vote will be taken. Vacancies on the Board of Directors, which result from a removal vote of the Membership, shall be filled in accordance with Article 8.4 of these Bylaws. This section does not restrict any Directors' voluntary resignation from the Board of Directors or from office. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 6 of 9 OFFICERS 9.1 The Officers of the Cooperative shall consist of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Operations Manager and any other designated position as decided by the Membership. All Officers are Directors of the Cooperative and must meet the requirements for being a Director set forth in paragraph 8.1 9.2 Officers shall be elected by the Membership. 9.3 The President shall serve as Chair and preside at all meetings of the Directors and Membership. He or she shall be responsible for general administration according to the guidelines established by the Board and the Membership. The President shall perform such duties prescribed by the Board or as necessary to accomplish the objectives of the Cooperative. 9.4 The Vice-President shall preside at all meetings in the absence of the President and shall perform such duties delegated to him/her by either the Board or the President. He/she shall report on the activities of the President to the Board in the absence of the President. 9.5 The Secretary shall keep the records of the Cooperative and these Bylaws. Amendments to these Bylaws shall be typed, noted, dated and maintained with these Bylaws, and copies distributed to the Membership. He or she shall keep a true record of the proceedings of all meetings of the Directors and members. If the Secretary is absent from any such meetings, the Chair may request that some person act as a recording secretary to take the minutes. The Secretary shall also be responsible for posting meeting notices, typing correspondence and maintaining and updating membership and resident lists. The signature of the Secretary, or acting secretary, on minutes and actions of the Board shall serve as evidence of their authenticity. 9.6 The Treasurer shall have charge of all the funds of the Cooperative and shall be responsible for all disbursements and collections. The Treasurer shall be responsible for maintaining all financial records of the Cooperative including previous fiscal years; financial reports, bank statements and returned checks, invoices, records and any and all other financial records. The Treasurer will see that all checks drawn on Cooperative accounts shall bear the signature of at least two of these three Officers: President, Treasurer, or Secretary. Each month the Treasurer will oversee the reconciliation of the Cooperative accounts. The Treasurer shall be responsible for having the books prepared for the examination. The Treasurer may delegate any tasks to any member of the Finance Committee or a contracted bookkeeping service. 9.7 The Operations Manager sits on the Maintenance Committee and is responsible for the effective upkeep of grounds and systems; developing services, standards, emergency and general repair procedures; maintaining a list of qualified trades people; obtaining bids, maximizing volunteer contributions, submitting a capital improvements plan and annual projected maintenance budgets. 9.8 All Officers of the Cooperative shall, subject to these Bylaws and to any vote of the Directors, have such powers and duties as the Directors shall from time to time designate, in addition to the specific powers and duties set forth above. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 7 of 9 9.9 Each Officer, Director, employee, and agent handling funds or securities amounting to - $1,000 or more in any one year shall be covered by adequate bond in accordance with RSA 301-A:29. INDEMNITY 10.1 The Directors, Officers and members shall not be personally liable for the debts, liabilities or other obligations of the Cooperative. 10.2 Should any person be sued or threatened with suit, either alone or with others, because he or she was or is a Director or Officer of the Cooperative, in any proceedings arising out of his or her alleged misfeasance or nonfeasance in the performance of his or her duties or out of any alleged wrongful act against the Cooperative, indemnity for his or her reasonable expenses, including attorneys fees incurred in the defense of the proceeding, may be assessed against the Cooperative, its receiver, or its trustee, by the court in the same or a separate proceeding if (1) the person sued is successful in whole or in part, or the proceeding against him or her is settled with the approval of the court; and (2) the court finds that his or her conduct fairly merits such indemnity. The amount of such indemnity shall be so much of the attorneys fees incurred and other expenses as the court finds to be reasonable. 10.3 Should any person be sued or threatened with suit, either alone or with others, because he or she was or is a Director, Officer, or employee of the Cooperative, in any proceedings other than an action by the Cooperative, indemnity for his or her reasonable expenses including attorney fees incurred in the defense of the proceeding may be paid by the Cooperative if the person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in or not opposed, to the best interest of the Cooperative; any such indemnity shall be made as authorized by majority vote of the Membership. RECORDS 11.1 The records of the Cooperative shall be kept by the Directors then in office and transferred to newly elected Directors upon change over. Records of the Corporative shall be kept for the periods indicated by the following schedule: A. Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws (originals and changes), Board lists and Minutes (membership and Board); as long as the corporation exists plus seven (7) years. B. Financial Records (Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, and Checkbooks); three (3) years, more if there is a recent or pending lawsuit. C. Membership records two (2) years. 11.2 Records of the Cooperative shall be open to the inspection of any member at a reasonable time and place within 48 hours of a member's request, limited to those items not protected for reasonable privacy concerns of members, including but not limited to financial applications, credit reports, hardship applications, materials discussed in executive session and individual collection matters. Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 8 of 9 DISSOLUTION 12.1 Dissolution of the Cooperative shall be as outlined in RSA 301-A:33. In the event of dissolution of the Cooperative, the assets, after payment of the Cooperative's debts and expenses, shall be distributed in the following manner: I. (a) The par value of the Membership certificates or shares shall be returned to the members. Amounts paid on subscriptions shall be returned to subscribers. The amounts allocated in distribution of net savings under RSA 301-A:28 shall be returned to those members entitled to them. (b) If, after paying all debts and expenses, there are not adequate assets remaining to return the par value to all members, then the remaining assets shall be distributed to the members and subscribers in proportion to the amounts paid in by each member on their membership fee. II. Any surplus remaining after the distribution in Paragraph I (a) or (b) may be distributed as a contribution to any cooperative association or other non-profit association to which contributions are deductible from income tax under current Internal Revenue Service regulations, selected by a majority vote of the Membership. - END – RSA's available on request. Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Bylaws Total, 9 Pages, Approved May 15, 2004 Signed_____________________________ Secretary of the Cooperative Christine Yale Bylaws of Old Lake Shore Cooperative, Inc. Approved on 05/15/04 Page 9 of 9
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Needed a piece of art for the back of my calendar in my Documented Life Journal, so I had seen on facebook on Donna Downeys post, a bunch of ladies working on whimsical, cartoony type girls. Im not sure who the artist was that was teaching the class but her girls are so cute! SO I thought I would draw up my own girl and watercolor her for that art piece I needed! This is what I came up with, inspired by my Bailee Rose.
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This Blog is to share my creative works with friends. I hope you stop by often to visit and give me your feedback!!
Monday, May 4, 2015
Handmade Art Journal New in my Etsy store!
Hand made 6x8 Artist Journal. Cover is made with pretty papers, ribbon, glittery stickers, scrabble tile stickers, and metal "journal" title. Held together with metal rings, as your journal grows you can always get larger rings to hold it together.
Inside is 13 pockets. Great to hold inspiration pieces, cut outs, print off ideas from pinterest etc.. also inside is 6 canvas pages ready to paint on...14 multi media 98lb papers. 6 lined paper for journaling, writing ideas down. 3 large tags, one out of burlap, pin pics of your artwork to it...one chalkboard paper tag, and one large watercolor paper tag. 2 vellum decorative pieces just for fun a butterfly and birds.
Cute journal, not to big not to small, easy to carry around. Room for you to add more papers, I left a few places on the pretty scrapbook paper too for doodling and creating on that!
You can find this journal listed in my Etsy store HERE
You can find this journal listed in my Etsy store HERE
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
A little Art Journaling
Thought I would get back to my art journal. In this journal I have mostly just girls and quotes. I dont think I have ever done a white haired girl before. So it was a change for me. Her hair really pops with the inks and paints I used for the background. The quote is really good advice for myself..."sometimes the best thing you can do is not think, not wonder, not imagine, not obsess. Just Breath, and have faith that everything will work out for the Best. " I added te journaling down her hair too "I need to let go and let God take control" I dont know how many times I have told myself this....Im so stubborn! Work in progress I am. Work in progress.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
a little summer tag
I love the Julie Nutting stamps from prima. I have 2 so far. This one I paper pieced in the whole thing. That is so fun. I added some butterfly wings and some glitter pen to add some sparkle. I used spray inks on the tag itself and a little instant coffee to add some aging. Popped on some flowers and a quote added some lace and ribbon and have a cute tag! I have an idea where this one is going....!;)
A little painting......
Did a quick owl painting for a friend for "happy mail". I love owls...they are just so facinating. Last summer we had that came and sat in an old dead tree in our neighbors yard. I loved watching it and listening to it . The old dead tree is gone now....I wonder if he will come back and sit in another tree in the neighborhood. I sure hope so.
Monday, April 6, 2015
A couple art journal pages....
I havent posted in a little while so thought I would add a couple art journal pages I did a few months back. I find that like my big paintings I like to have inspiration from a quote or words to get me started on what im about to paint or draw. Or I just am in that mood of happy, sad etc...and need to get it out on paper/canvas . There is healing in art! Anyways hope you enjoy them.
Monday, February 23, 2015
6 Handmade Gift Tags
6 handmade heart shaped gift tags. Pretty Sunshine in my Soul papers by Glitz
2 tags are printed vellum pockets with sequins behind for some fun, 2 are "embossed" and glittered, and 2 are modeling paste stenciled, so fun for the texture. All machine sewn, all have lace accent , and a flower accented eyelet where the hemp string goes through. 3x3 in size.
Back side is also done up with machine sewing and matching papers. I listed these in my Etsy store, besure to stop by and see what is new!
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With Obama as broker, Israelis and Turkey end disputetags: Israel, Turkey, Yad Vashem, 2010 raid
JERUSALEM — Under persistent prodding from President Obama, Israel and Turkey resolved a bitter three-year dispute on Friday with a diplomatic thaw that will help a fragile region confront Syria's civil war, while handing the president a solid accomplishment as he closed out his visit to the Middle East.
The breakthrough took place in the most improbable of surroundings: a trailer parked on the tarmac of Ben-Gurion International Airport. Moments before Mr. Obama left for Jordan, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu telephoned the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and apologized for deadly errors in Israel's 2010 raid on a Turkish ship that was trying to bring aid to Palestinians in Gaza.
After years of angrily demanding an apology, Mr. Erdogan accepted Mr. Netanyahu's gesture, and both sides agreed to dispatch envoys to each other's nations, having recalled them in 2011....
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All I really need to know (about the French) I learned in Grande Section 14 May 2007 http://www.expatica.com/actual/article.asp?subchannel_id=102&story_id=39769 If you adhere to the 'All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten' approach to life, then you'll cut me some slack on the argument I'm about to make, which is going to reduce much of a great nation's behaviour to the child's relationship to the colouring book. But, hear me out, during the presidential debate two weeks ago, one of the few points that the two then-candidates agreed on was the primordial importance of education to French society. Nobody disagrees with this one. And education starts with nursery school, yes? And a constant feature of every nursery school classroom is the colouring book, isn't it? So, who's to say the colouring book is not a legitimate topic for this column? I had this flash of inspiration while recently talking to a veteran expat mother, and family friend, who raised her two sons here before returning to the US some 20 years ago. I went to her for advice on schooling because her children were the same age on arrival in France as my children on our arrival…and one of her sons still, to this day, agrees vociferously when my son lets loose with his favourite gross cultural generalization: "French teachers are mean." What's more, these two Franco-American sons share this idea for the same reason, the thing that has become the bête noire of my son's life, the activity that prompted my son the other day to declare himself "doomed!": handwriting. (I tried to explain to him that, in terms of academics, no seven-year-old who can use the word "doomed" correctly in a sentence, in two languages, can possibly be doomed. But he seemed unconvinced.) My mom-friend first realized something was off at her son's sixth birthday party when the other [French] kids made a point of commenting on his inability to colour inside the lines. She wondered to herself: Why ever would a six-year-old care about another six-year-old's fine motor skills? Yet, in that mysterious ability of children to identify and horn in all subtle signs of someone else 'not fitting in', somehow they knew: this boy is not like us. (And, sure enough, he lives in America today.) She explained that French colouring books of that era included two images on facing pages: the pre-coloured modèle and a second, outline version for the child to colour. For French children, the goal of colouring is not to develop their artistic expression, or even just to keep the little monsters quiet, but to teach them to replicate the model as closely as possible. Since then, globalization has hit and French colouring books now feature Dora the Explorer and Scooby-Doo and other royalty-producing trademarks and are printed in China. But, in terms of child-rearing and educational methodology, two important axioms from this era still apply today and are consistently—in many cases, constantly—repeated to French children: suivez le modèle and don't, just don't, colour outside the lines. American parents may say something about colouring inside the lines, but they don't really mean it like French parents do. Here is the logic: Colouring outside the lines indicates a lack of precise control of the crayon that will later lead to poor handwriting which equates to poor linguistic expression which leads to poor grades which leads to failure to obtain the correct bac which leads to chômage and, probably, chronic delinquency, which leads to high unemployment and crime rates which leads to the failure of the French social model which makes France look bad to the rest of the world. So, for the sake of the République, make your children colour inside the lines! It was apparent from the outset that my own son is not a colour-inside-the-lines kind of kid. And now, sure enough, writing is a terrible chore for him and this is having a bit of a snowball effect on his grades. The consensus vote amongst my French relatives seems to be that this is my fault for having failed to scold him when he coloured outside the lines when he was younger. And, to use a French construction, they are not totally wrong: in the context of French schooling, this is the expectation and it's a parent's job to help their children adapt to the context in which the parent has dumped them, however uptight and archaic and crazy-making the rules seem to the parent. (Or, conversely, my job may be to pay for outrageously expensive international schools, which is the question I needed advice on in the first place.) When we arrived three years ago, my father-in-law noticed right away that my son wasn't colouring inside the lines and he nagged me then that this boded ill for future academic success. I shrugged it off: "Ha, ha, silly, old father-in-law"….but I understand now what he was talking about. Or, as my mom-friend explained it to me: French schooling is not about helping the little blossoms bloom. It's about getting them in line so they can become model French citizens. And model French citizens do not colour Dora's hair purple when it's really brown, they don't make the oranges red and the apples orange, and they stay inside the lines. And what about the fact that model French citizens are sometimes given to dramatic public venting of frustration and resistance, sometimes for reasons not apparent to other nationalities who tend to write it all off as histrionics? Well, that's just the flip side of the coin: it's what happens when you don't let children scribble. My point here is not to debate the merits of each educational system; French teaching methods seem rigid to me, but I can also see how soft and unfocused American educational philosophies might look to a French person. French children do get out of high school knowing more than their American counterparts. My question is if indeed I am really capable of helping my children absorb and adapt to French cultural standards. Because, while I may begin to understand them intellectually, I probably will never really digest all of them: I just don't care if my kids colour outside the lines. As for handwriting, well, typing is much more important. And even spelling is, in my book, a minor virtue in the world of the spell- checker. It's like being able to make your own mayonnaise. On the one hand, that's a cool thing to know how to do. But, mostly, who cares? It does not compare to being able to change the oil in your car, for example. But then my son bursts into tears when I inadvertently sign his school papers with a red pen after the teacher had specified a black or blue pen. What I am supposed to say at this point? "Well, son, my deepest apologies for my ignorance of the desired pen colour and I promise to always have a black or blue pen on hand for future occurrences so that the you and the teacher will know that I respect his authority." Or, will my son still turn out a functioning, happy member of French society if I do what I actually do: roll my eyes, sigh heavily, and loudly grumble, "For God's sake, who cares what colour the pen is? I signed it, didn't I?!" Now, there are uptight teachers everywhere, of course, and lots of expat kids do just fine in the French school system. But ask any expat parent or, for that matter, any former French education minister: French teachers really do have a very specific idea of what is a "good student" or the "right way of doing things". I also know for a fact that a lot of expat parents stumble over these same questions: partly just because it's your kid and this is the emotional region where all the guilt and anxiety and sense of powerlessness and inadequacy live. And partly because the French really do have a deeply engrained and differing idea about the colouring book. 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Vocabulary Word
Word: dishonor
Definition: disgrace; N. ADJ. dishonorable
Definition: disgrace; N. ADJ. dishonorable
Sentences Containing 'dishonor'
A system of conscription would begin on March 20 for all men between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, so on March 8 all of the students at the college volunteered for service in order to avoid the dishonor of having been conscripted.
cried Albert;``they will pass as slowly as three centuries when I am all the time suffering dishonor.''
Davis' story was told in a 2006 episode, "Duty, Death and Dishonor," of the CBS News program "48 Hours Mystery".
In 2004, freelance journalist Mark Boal wrote an article about Richard Davis' murder, entitled "Death and Dishonor," published in "Playboy".
In 2010 Omega began working more regularly in Japan, making only six appearances for ROH throughout the year, with his match against Christopher Daniels on June 19 at Death Before Dishonor VIII being his thus far final appearance for the promotion.
In killing themselves by this method, they were deemed to be free from the dishonor resulting from their crimes.
On July 15, 2006, at "Death Before Dishonor 4" Team ROH (Samoa Joe, B.J. Whitmer, Adam Pearce, Ace Steel, and Bryan Danielson (later replaced by Homicide) defeated Team CZW (Hero, Castagnoli, Necro Butcher, Nate Webb and Eddie Kingston) in a Cage of Death match to end the feud.
She wanted to marry him but Worf refused because he did not want to share his dishonor with her and their son ("TNG": "").
So while Rodgers' "Songs of a Blackbird" includes themes about survival, mother-daughter conflicts, and street life it also criticizes those who dishonor her use of profanity.
That this combination of preacher and gray mare should breed calamity, seems strange, and at first glance unbelievable; but the fact is fortified by so much unassailable proof that to doubt is to dishonor reason.
The screenplay was inspired by journalist Mark Boal's "Death and Dishonor," an article about the murder case published in "Playboy" magazine in 2004.
Then do your best to keep our name free from dishonor.
The`cub'pilot is early admonished to despise all perils connected with a pilot's calling, and to prefer any sort of death to the deep dishonor of deserting his post while there is any possibility of his being useful in it.
While Worf decided to accept this dishonor, it was decided to keep Kurn's true identity secret in order to protect his honor ("TNG": "").
``He is reduced almost to the last extremity nay, he is almost at the point of dishonor.''
``I mean that the wife of the first magistrate in the capital shall not, by her infamy, soil an unblemished name; that she shall not, with one blow, dishonor her husband and her child.''
``Yet he considered you the cause of his father's dishonor, the cause of the fearful ruin which has fallen on my house.''
More Vocab Words::: volatile - changeable; of a quickly changing nature (as of temper); mercurial; tending to violence; evaporating rapidly; Ex. volatile character/situation in the street
::: ingrate - ungrateful person (not expressing thanks)
::: fulsome - disgustingly excessive; offensively flattering; Ex. fulsome praise/expressions of admire
::: endear - make beloved; Ex. endear her to everyone; ADJ. dear: loved; cherished; high-priced
::: communal - held in common; public; of a group of people; of a commune
::: variegated - (esp. of a flower or leaf) many-colored
::: makeshift - temporary expedient or substitute (in the case of urgent need); Ex. makeshift shelter
::: putrefy - make or become putrid; N. putrefaction
::: transgression - violation of a law; sin; V. transgress: go beyond (a limit); violate; do wrong
::: disparage - belittle


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A good Samaritan who stopped on Interstate 5 to help the driver of a broken down SUV has died after he was hit by another car. The Washington State Patrol says 39-year-old Miguel Mendez was helping to push the SUV to the right shoulder of the highway south of Chehalis when he was struck Thursday afternoon.
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Q&A: Tulalip Tribes sue to reclaim sales taxes
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Monday, June 15, 2015 -- 6:48 pm
Video, 911 calls not enough to bust suspected drunk driver
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... action such as driving under the influence. After 30 miles and 30 minutes, Heard stopped following the car near Chehalis, thinking it was getting too dangerous. He believes there was enough time for troopers to show up and see the driver's actions ...
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Monday, June 15, 2015 -- 6:02 pm
After Years Of Substance Abuse, A Diploma
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... dropped out of school for years. Then an assault conviction landed him in Green Hill School, a juvenile prison in Chehalis. Takata said the nine months he spent there, among many young people facing long sentences, were eye-opening. "It's kinda sad ...
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Friday, June 12, 2015 -- 5:36 am
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A 22-year-old Washington state man was booked into the Lewis County Jail Wednesday after authorities said he swiped a pickup from a dealership and tossed a gun during a police chase before he was found hiding under a porch. The Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office said that Huber Juarez-Vasques, of North Kelso, stole a pickup from I-5 Toyota in Chehalis.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2015 -- 7:38 am
Marine toxins close crab season
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Friday, June 5, 2015 -- 4:36 pm
Hub International acquires two regional agencies
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Friday, June 5, 2015 -- 4:08 am
Motorcyclist files claim against Washington for $20 million
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A claim has been filed against the state of Washington on behalf of a comatose motorcyclist who crashed into a garbage truck. KOMO-TV reports that Scott Bliss was heading from Rochester to Tumwater April 17 when a garbage truck towing a trailer made a U-turn in front of him on the Interstate 5 onramp in Centralia.
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Grays Harbor oil terminal would threaten Quinault Indian identity
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THE cultural significance of the Chehalis River to the Quinault Indian Nation cannot be overstated. Fishing is fundamental to our way of life and to our identity - as a consequence, the health and vitality of our river is a true and essential link to the health and vitality of the Quinault people.
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Camas football coach's suspension reduced to three games
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... 4 officials. Eagle and Oster were present for Thursday's appeal. Eagle left the meeting - held at a restaurant in Chehalis - before the vote was held. Eagle said he would have no comment today regardless of the ruling. Kielty was not present at the ...
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ANS 424 2011-03-21 to 2011-03-30 BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS/ BEHAVIOR MODIFICATIONS Problem Frequency a) Dogs 1. Aggression 35% - Dominance Aggression 20% - Sibling Rivalry 5% 2. House Soiling and Marking 10% 3. Separation Anxiety 15% 4. Uncontrollable 15% 5. Excitability 5% 6. Fearfulness 5% 7. Barking 5% 8. Stereotypies 5% b) Cats 1. House Soiling and Spraying 50% 2. Aggression between Cats 10% 3. Aggression to People 5% 4. Household Destruction 5% 5. Hyperactivity 5% 6. Stereotypies 10% 2 Source: Small Animal Practice, Ontario Veterinary College Dominance Aggression in Dogs a) Factors Affecting Dominance - Inheritance (degree varies between breeds) - Physical weight, size, color, sex, age, stage of heat...) - Hormonal (testosterone and H-Y antigen) - Learning (petting, mounting, games, a person backing away from a growl) b) Signs of a Dominant Dog (most common) - Resists standing over, hand over head or back - Resists disciplined and responds in aggression - Protects food, toys, sleeping place, members of its social - Shows prolonged eye contact c) Treating Problem - The dog must learn that nothing in life is free. He must learn that you control all valued factors and that he must earn food, attention, touch, exercise and freedom. - Consistent training is essential. - Train the dog to sit, stay, come, down, down-stay, and heel, in that order. The 20 min. down-stay, without the trainer present, is the most important to accomplish. - Avoid any confrontation which the dog might win. Do not discipline the dog. - Remove all valued assets (toys, bones, etc.). This shows the dog that you control his toys. - No games, dog win all games they play. Winning a game increases the dog's dominance. - Feed the dog only when he responds to a command. - Do not touch the dog for several weeks. - Do not allow the dog to sleep on beds or other furniture. - Exercise the dog, on leash, for 15 minutes every day. 3 Territorial Aggression in Dogs a) Causes - The intensity of the territorial drive is inherited. - Territorial aggression can be augmented by learning (i.e. aggression drives people away - the mailman). - Dominant dogs are more likely to be territorial. - Females can be as territorial as males. - Territorial aggression is augmented by excitement. b) Signs - Defense of territory (car, house, etc.) - Generally expressed near puberty. - Aggressive dogs may be friendly on neutral territory. - Aggression is frequently observed simultaneously with a fear component. c) Treatment - Confine dog in a cage, room or on a leash when people come to the door. - Train - Control - come, sit, stay - Quiescence - Counter condition by diversion and reward - Systematic desensitization to someone coming to the door - Train dog to sit quietly some distance from the door - Successively train to sit quietly when doorbell rings - Bell rings, door opens and closes - bell rings, someone enters who dog knows stands inside and leaves - the bell rings, stranger enters, stands and leaves, etc. and reward the dog for sitting quietly under control. If dog breaks at any point, stop and start over. - Castration does not help. Sibling Rivalry (Competitive Aggression) a) Factors Affecting Sibling Rivalry - Two dogs are not allowed to establish the pecking order because a kind owner punishes the bully. 4 b) Signs of Sibling Rivalry - Very vicious fighting which may continue for long periods and is usually triggered by competition for: owner's attention, food, toy or sleeping place. - Generally, these dogs are littermates, males and of near equal dominance. c) Treating Problem - Determine which of the 2 dogs is most likely to be dominant. This would be based on who is the aggressor, size, age, health...etc. - Don't punish the aggressor, but reward. Ignore sub-missive dog. Owner must be dominant over both. - Set up frequent situations when owner pets and praises dominant dog and lets submissive one come into room. It may be necessary to start dominance training with both dogs together on neutral territory (i.e. park). Once dominance is established on neutral territory, then gradually repeat in the home. - One must be careful not to stimulate aggression between the dogs - the fights can be severe. - Always feed, exercise, praise and pay attention to dominant one first, but feed separately. - Castration of both dogs may be of some value. The castration of one dog does not reduce aggression. - Keep dogs together when owner is away. All toys and food should be removed during this period. - Give dog, which is most likely submissive, pro-gesterone and subject both dogs to above training. House Soiling and Marking a) Causes - House breaking - ineffective or lack of proper training. - Urine territorial marking - urine, stool, ground scratching. - Separation anxiety. - Fear. - Excitement - hyperactivity. - Supersubmission. - Diet - too much, inappropriate diet, compulsive eating. - Diseases - polydypsia, gastroenteritis, cystitis. - Inbreeding. - Early experience. - Attention-getting behavior in older dogs. 5 b) Treatment - Prevent all defecations and urinations in the house. - The dog must not be loose in the house unless under supervision. - Owner should know how to detect pre-eliminative behavior. - Confine to a small space when not under observation. Train dog to a large cage. Do not use cage as punishment. No food or water should be left in cage. - Reinforce proper behavior - take dog outside on a leash to eliminate at the same convenient location each time. Praise the dog whenever urination and defecation occurs at the correct location. - Punish the dog for urination or defecation in the house only if you catch the dog in the act. - Clean and mask odor (moth ball crystals on carpet). Clean every other day with pinesol soap or dettol if soiling has occurred on tile. Separation Anxiety a) Causes - Dogs are social animals and form strong attachments to other dogs and people. - Puppies usually show anxiety when first separated from their mothers. - Most frequently seen where there is a strong attachment encouraged by one person, who spends a lot of time with the dog and then this routine is suddenly changed. - Owner practices emotional departures and reunions which increases excitement level of dog. - Dog is usually a dependent type, not dominant and often has had a previous separation trauma. b) Signs - Destruction (chewing or digging, licking). - Hyperactivity (pacing, stereotype drooling, etc.). - Hypoactivity and depression (anorexia). - Defecation or urination. - Diarrhea, vomition, constipation. - May show aggression when owner leaves. - Behaviors may be self-rewarding (chewing reduce tension). 6 c) Treatment - Getting a pet for your pet does not usually work. - Punishment does not work and may increase fear. - Tying the dog to chewed objects, or painting them with hot sauce may stop him from chewing them. However, the tension he feels will be redirected elsewhere. - Take the dog for a fast walk on a leash at least once a day. - Obedience train for 10 minutes twice daily. The goal is to achieve a 20- minute down-stay. Reward behavior. - Give the dog an acceptable item to chew, only when you go out (i.e. hard nylon bone). Give the bone to the dog about 15 minutes before you go out, and before you give the dog any cues that you are that you are about to leave. - Everyone in the family should totally ignore the dog for 15-20 minutes before leaving the house and for at least 20 minutes on returning home. Reduces excitement before leaving, which reduces tension when gone. - The person the dog is most attached to should totally ignore the dog for a minimum of 3 weeks. - Make a list of the things that you do before you go out for the day (and the destruction occurs), and the things you do before you go out for a short time (and no destruction occurs). Then, mix up the cues. Excitability a) Causes - Inherited, excitability more closely follows the bitch. - Early experience - social and environmental deprivation and excessive exposure to adversive stimuli, particularly during the sensitive period of development. - Play - play may be excessive in the evening if puppy is left alone all day. - Learned - hyperexcitability can be inadvertently rewarded by the owner or the environment. The reward may be in the form of attention or even mild discipline. - Diseases and conflicts. b) Signs - Highly reactive to stimuli. - Constant motion, running, pacing, barking, digging. - Increased metabolic rate, drooling, increased respiration and heart rate. - Excitement may escalate aggressions such as prey, territorial and fear. - Displacement activities. - Excessive greeting behavior. 7 c) Treatment - Excitability generally decreases with age and maturity. - Exercise. - Learning - ignore excitable behavior - pay attention and reward the dog when it is quiet and calm - try to reduce excitable environmental stimuli - train calmness - counter condition - Drugs. Fear a) Causes - Fear behavior is a response to a threatening stimulus which in the wild would protect it from damage and involves a mixture of physical, emotional and physiological responses. - Examples of fear-inducing stimuli: noise, odor, touch, visual (objects, motion, people and certain environments). - Fear is increased by proximity, size, speed, intensity, unfamiliarity and learning. - Fear may develop at any age and has no sex predilection. - Predisposition to fear is probably inherited, with fear to various stimuli being inherited separately. - Early experience - animals deprived of exposure to normal stimuli during critical periods of development. b) Signs - Flight - desire to escape, run, hide, digs, chews and scratches to escape. - Fight - aggression when cornered, bite, growl. - Freeze - may become immobilized when cornered. - Excitability. - Hyperactivity. 8 c) Treatment - Identify the stimulus causing the fear. - One must control the fear-inducing stimuli so that it can be presented at an appropriate intensity. - Desensitization and counter-conditioning - the fearful stimuli is presented at a reduced intensity or for a brief period and the dog is given food rewards for not showing fear. Food is an antagonist to anxiety. The intensity is gradually increased without evoking any anxiety or fear. - Flooding can be used but the stimuli must continue until there is no fear response or it is greatly reduced. Flooding works best for mild fear, but is not commonly used. - If animal is successfully treated, it should be periodically exposed to the fear-inducing stimuli and rewarded for not responding fearfully. - Drugs may facilitate acute correction, but may not work in a non-drug state. - Some global fears may not be correctable and may require continued drug therapy. Excessive Barking a) Causes Barking has many different causes, and because of this, can be an extremely difficult behavior to control. Excessive barking is usually caused by some combination of the following: - Inherited drive. - Learned - by rewarding (mailman goes away) - by attention from owners - by letting in from yard - teach dog to speak for food - Territorial defense (barks at strangers). - Play, chase. - Stereotypic barking - dealing with conflict or stress. - Separation anxiety. b) Treatment - Train - ignore barking - reward quietness - do not reward barking (shouting at dog may encourage barking) 9 - train to come sit and stay, just before barking starts (be consistent and barking will go into extinction) - punishment is not effective unless the timing is correct and it is consistent - Debark shock collars - Shock collar with a vibration detector and a buzzer are very effective if used correctly. - Human activated shock collars are less effective because of inconsistency and must not be used. Stereotypic/Conflict Behavior Stereotypic behaviors are sequences of behavior that are repetitive, consistent in form and orientation, and which do not serve an obvious purpose. a) Causes - Stereotypic behavior is a manifestation of conflict, which can arise from environment induced stress or inconsistent interaction between the owner and the dog. - Some stereotypic behavior may become conditioned. -There is some evidence that the development of stereotypies is facilitated by an inherited pre-disposition. - Stereotypies may originally be specific to a certain context, but may later perform out of the original context. b) Signs - Grooming - flank biting - lick granuloma (large dogs) - chewing front feet (small dogs) - tail biting - scratching self or objects - licking self or objects - Eating - chewing objects - fly chasing - searching - appetite excesses - Locomotion - circling and figure 8 - fence running - digging 10 - pacing c) Treatment - Identify the conflict (difficult). - No discipline. - Obedience training. - Ignore the dog. - Counter condition the dog. - Exercise. - Drug treatment. House Soiling and Spraying in Cats Cats that are house-soiling with urine may be differentiated from those that are spraying by the amount of urine that is released. A spraying cat eliminates small amounts of urine at a time, usually on vertical objects, whereas a house-soiling cat tends to empty his bladder, resulting in a large puddle or wet spot. a) Causes 1. Soiling - Litter or pan aversion. - Too clean - washing pan with strong soap. - Too dirty - not cleaning frequently enough. - Change of pan location. - Change of litter type (deodorant, physical characteristic). - Change of pan type. - Not enough litter in pan. - Litter pan becomes associated with pain or fright. - The cat finds a more attractive material to defecate or urinate on. - Two pans. - Environmental stress (not common). - Disease problem. 2. Spraying - Odor, sound and sight of another cat (competitive stimuli). - The more cats in the environment, the more likely spraying will occur. - Stray neighborhood cats. - Females in heat may cause others to spray. 11 - A frustrating environmental stress or anxiety. - Hormones (androgens) facilitate spraying. - Progestins inhibit spraying. - There is an inherited predisposition to spray. - Cystitis may induce spraying (speculation). b) Treatment 1. Soiling - Address the list of causes above. - Place litter pan where cat is soiling and gradually move to the desired location. - Complete physical and urinalysis in the cat. - Take off dry food and place on low Mg and Ash diets. - Keep cat in a small room with litter and when using it, allow gradual access to house. - If diseased treat. - Clean up areas where cat has urinated or defecated. - Clean carpet and tiles (same as for dog soiling). - Use pure blood meal, moth ball crystals or mouse traps for soiled flower pots. - Keep cat out of a room where soiling took place. - Feed cat on soiled area. - Cover floor area with tinfoil or plastic so the cat will get splashed when urinating. 2. Spraying - Castration of males is approximately 90% effective in stopping spraying. - Spaying usually stops females that spray while in heat; spaying females in the environment of a male that sprays may be very helpful. - Reduce number of cats, particularly the number of males. - Prevent the neighbor's cat from stimulating territorial behavior of resident cats. - Keep cats in the house. - Change the environment. - Cleaning the sprayed area is very useful in preventing spraying. - Remove environmental stimuli which induces anxiety. - Drugs (i.e. progestins, valium). - Check for cystitis, etc. - Reward and punishment are not useful for stopping spraying. 12 Aggression between Cats (Intermale Aggression) - Bite wounds are a common complaint concerning cat behavior and accounts for massive numbers of abscesses which are rarely fatal. Causes: - Inherited. - Learned. - Environmental - male cat population density, female cats in heat, the relative dominant level of the cats and the relationships of the cats. - Hormonal. Signs: - A mixture of threat and physical contact. - Body and facial expressions are offensive. - Usually vocalize. - Face each other, slowly approach and the attack is directed at head and neck (wrestle, bite and claw). 13 Treatment: - Castration. - Drugs, valium, progesterone. - Castration and drugs. - Conditioning is of little value. Psychogenic Problems/Stereotypies in Cats - A very common problem in pet cats. Causes: - Acute or chronic fear, stress or conflict. - Usually environmental conflict with another cat, owner or change in environment. - Hospitalization, boarding or moving house. - Overcrowding. - Some types have been suggested to be a partial epilepsy. Signs: a) Environmental Stress or Conflict - Immunosuppression. - Insufficient grooming and the cat may become matted. - Excessive grooming with hair loss and hair balls. - Not eating and drinking. - Excessive eating and drinking. - Social withdrawal. - Diarrhea or constipation. b) Periodic Agitation - Periodic compulsive body movements (sudden dashes). - May have partially dilated pupils. - Compulsive licking, usually over the shoulder or front legs. - Skin twitch or crawl over the back. - Licking the front leg. - Temporarily freezing in one position. c) Psychogenic Dermatitis/Lick Granuloma - Excessive licking. 14 - Hair loss, usually on the posterior half of the body and mostly on abdomen and inside thighs. - May be bilaterally symmetrical. - Skin may look normal with only broken hairs. - May develop skin abrasions and granulomas. - There may be several somewhat circular raised granulomas on abdomen behind the umbilicus. d) Hallucinations (acute severe, fear or conflict) - Periodic hallucinations. - Cat is normal otherwise. e) Chewing of Tail or Feet or Scratching Face - Sudden attack and aggressive, bites tail or foot. - Usually associated with vocal aggression. - Attacks variable in frequency and duration. Treatment: - Provide the cat its own box to hide in. - Provide its own space away from other people and animals. - Identify anxiety inducing stimuli or remove the conflict. - Change environment. - Drugs: Valium, Librium, Elavil, Haloperidol, Phenobarb. - Counter condition.
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The head of the US Treasury said Friday that global growth remains well below potential while unemployment is stubbornly high while calling on the Group of 20 to adopt policies that would boost economic growth. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told a news conference ahead of this weekend's G20 meeting that another priority would be on tax reform, including progress on automatic sharing of tax information between countries.
Greek voters on Sunday sent a clear message to their European creditors. In a national referendum, more than 61 percent of Greek citizens voted against accepting the deep spending cuts, tax hikes and other reforms that European creditors are demanding in return for extending further bailout assistance to the deeply indebted nation. The overwhelming "no" vote pushes Greece closer to a potentially messy exit from the eurozone. It also sets up possible global market chaos and presents a fresh headache for the White House, which has had little success pushing for a deal that would prevent a Greek exit. According to Politico, some in the administration fear that if Greece leaves it could lead to the eventual collapse of the entire eurozone, a destabilizing event that could crush markets and damage a U.S. economy that is growing at only around 2 percent a year and is vulnerable to outside shocks.
Never-before-seen test footage has emerged of Nicolas Cage as Superman from an infamous abandoned Tim Burton film which would have been the director's followup to Mars Attacks. The 1997 video shows Cage, with shoulder-length hair, trying on a sculpted, skintight electric blue bodysuit. The actor, who appears lean and athletic even without the figure-forming effect of the outfit, asks if the suit will "feel looser the more I wear it" as he tests the limits of the outfit by swinging his arms back and forth and reaching towards the ceiling. Superman Lives was originally due to be released in 1998 but had a troubled production history featuring a number of rewrites. Cage eventually walked away in 2000 and there would not be another Superman film until 2006's Bryan Singer-directed Superman Returns.
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"Project 12" asked 12 Budweiser brewmasters to create a small-batch brew recipe, using the same yeast that's directly descended from the original Budweiser recipe from 1876, reports The Daily Journal. The 12 beers were narrowed down to six, and named after the ZIP code of the brewery they came from. Then, it was pared down to three beers by consumers to create the Project 12 six-pack.
What will you find in the Project 12 six-pack? No. 91406 is a "deep-amber lager," made with caramel malts; No. 63118 is a pilsner, made with traditional German brewing ingredients like Hallertau and Tettnang hops; and No. 23185 is a bourbon cask lager, made as an "all-malt brew" that's aged and spiced with vanilla. You can find the six-pack in stores beginning Oct. 29.
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