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Secret Machines, recorded in the band's adopted home of New York City and produced by the band and Brandon Mason, is a sonic tour de force, full of expansive instrumental swells and psychedelic sounds. From the driving beat of opener and first single "Atomic Heels" to the steady drone of "The Fire Is Waiting," Secret Machines sees the band mapping out new musical terrain while retaining the elements that have made them favorites amongst music fans since the release of their first album, Now Here Is Nowhere, in 2004.
The Secret Machine's live show - whether with an extensive stage production or just the three core members of Brandon Curtis, Josh Garza, and Phil Karnats with a sparse stage set up - is always an impressive sonic experience taking the listener on one hell of an aural journey.
"...in a live setting the sound is hypnotic with metallic intensity, the chilling splendor rendered heavier and dirtier. The tightly coiled tension will suddenly drop the floor out from under you, revealing crash sites on psychedelic vistas, and it's these stomach plunging moments that draw you away from the crowd and into your head." -From JamBase's review of Secret Machines in Austin. Read the entire review here.
Tour Dates
10/16/08 Thu 9:30 Club Washington, DC
10/17/08 Fri The Trocadero Philadelphia, PA
10/18/08 Sat Webster Hall New York, NY
10/20/08 Mon The Middle East Cambridge, MA
10/21/08 Tue Saints Montreal, QC
10/22/08 Wed Lee's Palace Toronto, ON
10/24/08 Fri Metro Chicago, IL (with The Dears)
10/25/08 Sat Majestic Theatre Madison, WI (with The Dears)
10/27/08 Mon Bluebird Theater Denver, CO (with The Dears)
10/28/08 Tue Belly Up Aspen, CO (with The Dears)
10/30/08 Thu Key Club West Hollywood, CA (with The Dears)
11/01/08 Sat Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach, CA (with The Dears)
11/03/08 Mon The Independent San Francisco, CA (with The Dears)
11/05/08 Wed Berbati's Pan Portland, OR (with The Dears)
11/06/08 Thu Neumos Seattle, WA (with The Dears)
11/07/08 Fri Richard's on Richards Vancouver, BC (with The Dears)
11/09/08 Sun SAIT Polytechnic Calgary, AB (with Small Sins)
11/10/08 Mon Louis' Pub Saskatoon, SK (with Small Sins)
11/11/08 Tue The Pyramid Cabaret Winnipeg, MB (with Small Sins)
11/14/08 Fri Call the Office London, ON (with Small Sins)
11/15/08 Sat Babylon Ottawa, ON (with Small Sins)
I've been wanting to check these guys out. How are they live?
I haven't seen them in a couple of years since the Curtis brothers split up, but they were awesome... and I'm sure they wouldn't dissapoint now either... I just missed them opening for Coheed and Cambria and now no Florida love on the their tour means it'll be a while before I get to see them again... Sucks...
Im all over this shit like white on riceee.
New lineup rocks just as hard. These guys are legit.
they are fantastic live, if you have not seen them yet, get out and see them. first time i saw them it was langerado 06 and i was absolutely blown away, at echo project last year they were surprisingly my favorite act ; i enjoyed their set the most, amongst a line-up including my personal favorite band (moe.) and some of my other favorite live acts ( P. groove, claypool,the duo, the flaming lips etc) although last time i saw them ,which was at revolution in fort lauderdale florida, a month ago, it was kind of a let down, not because of the band who played a pretty solid and less predictable set, just a little short because they were opening up for coheed and cambria, who suck, and the crowd was super lame they were all literally just standing there with angry looks and occasionally spewing out rude comments during the secret machines perormance , and id say only my buddy and myself, and MAYBE just one other person were there for the secret machines or even heard of the secret machines for that matter. because coheed and cambria , who incase i didnt make it clear earlier SUCK, were headlining the machines didnt have their spectacular light show(i mean it really is good) with them. Garza more than made up for the lighting, hypnotizing me with his ambiant drumming style. the bands hands were sort of tied as the slot they got sucked, opening for coheed and cambria is like playing for a crowd of pissed off trendy statues who seemingly made of stone still have the ability to bring down the general vibe of a show , and slam dance like morons(i mean moshing is really fuggin obnoxious , i cant be the only one who feels this way) given there is shitty music like coheed and cambria playing.moral of the story coheed and cambria suck and their snot nosed -rude fans suck even more. see the machines as the headlining act.
getting back to the point the secret machines is one hell of a live show, with certain peticular songs being great space- jam vehicles, a mesmerizing light show, and a band with a completely unique sound on top of their game. go see live music
Haha...I agree. Coheed & Cambria is like a band for 18 year old high schoolers with poor musical taste. I have no clue why Secret Machines would open for them. Are they going to bring the light show on this tour? or will it be a "sparce stage setup?"
This band is pretty horrible outside of the spotlights they point directly into your eyes so that you aren't blinded and can't actually see the faces of the people making such boring music. They play different songs but if you asked someone to distinguish when one song ended and changed into a different song, you would likely get an incorrect answer. Their music is like three dudes trying to make something musical, every now and then their will be a melodic phrase they hit, which they will then repeat for literally 40 measures, and then lose it to some dissonance trying to find the next chance melody. Great band to close up a bar @ 3am when everyone is getting kicked out, chances are most would leave voluntarily.


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Booker T. Washington writes his own story of rising from a slave to being honored with a Harvard distinguished honor degree. His autobiography shares the many struggles he endured as he worked to make Tuskegee University a top college for the education of African Americans when there were no schools for them really.
This is a truly touching story. The beginning of the book was very moving and emotional as he speaks of struggling to get an education as an African American boy. Though dry at time, and almost annoyingly optimistic there were some really nice inspirational quotes in the book that I was able to note (highlight and such). I hope to read again and take down a lot more of his positive work ethic.
An autobiography of a man who began his life in slavery and ended it as one of the most respected men in our nation. I wish his ideas on education were taken more to heart. He believed in educating the whole man/woman, not just their mind. He felt it was important that the student work at a craft or skill along with their studies, so that when they were finished, they would always have the ability to earn their living and contribute to their community, not just intelligence, but honest and needed labor. The thought being that since they had been forced for generations to give their labor to benefit others, labor in itself became evil to them. Washington wanted the students to see that labor was good and honorable, and education to go with it meant true freedom from bondage. It seems a good plan for all high school students to me.
Mr. Washington was a great optimist, and believed the best of people, in some ways this book made me sad to think how far short of his ideals we have all come. But in other ways, we've come a long way, baby. Although some of his thinking seems outdated, and impractical and even wrong to us now, it is good to read it. He wrote this having lived through the worst of times, and was trying to work out how to make life better for his race and race relations better. We haven't solved that one yet, but always we forge on.
For the educational theories alone, this book was a worthy and important read to me, but the history, the story and the man made it fascinating from start to finish.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0486287386, Paperback)Nineteenth-century African American businessman, activist, and educator Booker Taliaferro Washington's Up from Slavery is one of the greatest American autobiographies ever written. Its mantras of black economic empowerment, land ownership, and self-help inspired generations of black leaders, including Marcus Garvey, Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, and Louis Farrakhan. In rags-to-riches fashion, Washington recounts his ascendance from early life as a mulatto slave in Virginia to a 34-year term as president of the influential, agriculturally based Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. From that position, Washington reigned as the most important leader of his people, with slogans like "cast down your buckets," which emphasized vocational merit rather than the academic and political excellence championed by his contemporary rival W.E.B. Du Bois. Though many considered him too accommodating to segregationists, Washington, as he said in his historic "Atlanta Compromise" speech of 1895, believed that "political agitation alone would not save [the Negro]," and that "property, industry, skill, intelligence, and character" would prove necessary to black Americans' success. The potency of his philosophies are alive today in the nationalist and conservative camps that compose the complex quilt of black American society.
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As Vaduz does neither have an airport nor a train station the only way to get there by public transport is the bus. The Liechtenstein Bus company runs regular services to all towns and villages in Liechtenstein, to Feldkirch in Austria and to Sargans and Buchs in Switzerland. We arrived to Vaduz from Sargans in Switzerland which has frequent rail...more
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If you prefer to save your money for something else than a taxi I can recommend you to take a bus instead. There are quite many bus lines in Vaduz, going to the different, even smaller, villages around in the mountains. A ticket cost about 1 euro, and you can buy the ticket onboard. Just make sure to take the right bus, as there are many lines...more
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Taxi in Liechtenstein is fairly cheap, and as the little country is just little, it never really goes expensive no matter where you want to go. The only problem is that there aren't too many taxis, which we realised after having the same taxi driver three times during two days. But just ask the hotel staff to call a cab for you, and it will be...more
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The Kentucky Horse Park has always been a key attraction for people visiting the state.
Now with new improvements because of the World Equestrian Games, it has more to offer in the future.
Good Question: What's next for the Horse Park once WEG has moved on?
For 13 days now the world has had its sights set on the Kentucky Horse Park, hosting the World Equestrian Games on U.S. soil for the first time in the history of the event.
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Parents can keep kids on their insurance until they are age 26.
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The Morris K. Udall Undergraduate Scholarship is for students who have demonstrated commitment to careers related to the environment.
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Morris King Udall was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1961 and served for three decades. He served as chairman of what is now the Committee on Resources for more than ten years and was one of the most creative and productive legislators of the 20th Century. His love of the environment resulted in numerous pieces of legislation moving through Congress, including the Alaska Lands Act of 1980, which doubled the size of the national park system and tripled the size of the national wilderness system. Udall's sense of humor, civility and a strong bipartisan spirit led him to distinguish between political opponents and enemies. One of his closest longtime friends was the rock of Republican conservatism, Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater.
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The foundation awards approximately 80 scholarships and 50 honorable mentions on the basis of merit to sophomore- and junior-level college students. The Udall Foundation seeks future leaders across a wide spectrum of environmental fields, including policy, engineering, science, education, urban planning and renewal, business, health, justice and economics.
To qualify for the Morris K. Udall Undergraduate Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
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- Committed to a career related to the environment.
- Have a college GPA of at least a B, or the equivalent.
- Pursuing full-time study.
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There are some spots where you go just to get a drink. There's some spots when you go just to eat. There are also some (extra special) spots where you go to get a drink, and one drink turns into four, and you end up staying for dinner. These five spots have mastered the tricky art of having a bar perfect for cocktails and a menu fit for a foodie royalty. Cheers--and bon appetit!--to that.
If you still haven't had a cocktail at Bar Agricole, stop what you're doing and go. Their modern front patio or recycled-chic and oh-so expansive bar is the perfect spot to sip cocktails and gaze at some of the hippest peeps in the city. Sip on a Brown Derby (if available, the menu changes daily), a smooth mixture of bourbon, grapefruit, honey and bitters and stay for a plate of roasted rabbit with prosciutto or stuffed pork loin. Bar Agricole, 355 11th Street at Folsom (415-355-9400 or baragricole.com)
Lounge at Dosa at Fillmore's picturesque bar and sip on the Wry Rajah, a spice-infused, Indian-inspired take on the classic Manhattan. Stay for a bite of a crispy masala dosa filled with turmeric mashed potatoes and a bowl of spicy mangy prawn curry. (P.S. Dosa in the Mission just added a cocktail program too . . . tastes like double trouble.) Dosa at Fillmore, 1700 Fillmore at Post (dosasf.com)
If you'd never thought Chinese food and cocktails paired well together, you've never been to Heaven's Dog. It's the perfect place to start the evening with a post-rock cocktail (we recommend the summer-perfect Bumble Bee, a blend of rum, honey, lime, egg white and Angostura bitters) and keep the night going for a late night supper. Afterall, there's nothing like some hard alcohol to tease your taste buds for a Asian-inspired meal of Black Pepper Flat Iron Steak and scallion pancakes. Heaven's Dog, 1148 Mission Street at 7th (heavensdog.com)
If you can't get a table at this latest and greatest Mission hotspot, there's always room (err, a few inches at least . . .) at the bar. Try one of their simple yet stunning cocktails including the Aperitivo, a blend of campari, orange, lemon and prosecco or the Archangelo, made with nothing but gin, cucumber and Aperol. Stay post-cocktails to get a sample of their already legendary chilled Pig's Ears Terrina or Warm Lamb's Tongue. (Just try it.) Locanda, 557 Valencia Street at 16th (locandasf.com)
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South Buffalo approves 2nd XTO Energy drilling site
This summer, XTO Energy plans to build two well pads — each large enough for eight Marcellus shale gas wells — on sites about 2 miles apart in South Buffalo.
Supervisors on Monday approved a drilling project on the Frantz property off of Furnace Run Road. Earlier this month, the board agreed to allow drilling on the Lindsay Farm off of Iron Bridge Road.
Both sites will have 300-foot-by-400-foot well pads.
Drilling is expected to take place in November and December.
One or two wells will be drilled at each site to determine whether the productivity is high enough to warrant drilling the other wells on the pad.
"I don't know that we're going to drill all those wells," said XTO attorney Shawn Gallagher.
It will takes about a month to complete a well.
Water needed to hydraulically fracture the wells will be pumped from Buffalo Creek.
XTO has a permit from the state Department of Environmental Protection that allows it to draw up to 1.2 million gallons a day from the creek, said Derek Folmer, land surface coordinator for XTO.
Each well requires between 4 million and 6 million gallons to complete.
For the Frantz site, the water will be pumped from the creek near South Scenic Drive, then piped under South Scenic and Furnace Run to the drilling area.
XTO will bore under both roads to run the water pipe.
Water will be pumped from the creek near Iron Bridge Road for the Lindsay well.
Both drilling sites are located near a similar operation on South Scenic Drive where the company built a well pad two years ago.
Company officials said XTO also has plans to drill wells on property on Horseshoe Drive north of Route 28.
Supervisors expressed concern about the deterioration of Furnace Run Road under heavy truck traffic.
The road has never been paved, just tar-and-chipped, and supervisors worry the base won't hold up.
"We've had experience with you (XTO) on the Bowser well (South Scenic Drive), which is a dirt road, and you've done very well," said Supervisor Glenn Heilman. "But Furnace Run is going to require more than putting down stone."
Folmer said if the base does deteriorate then the company will restore it and tar-and-chip the road.
They'll make sure that local traffic can pass, he said.
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Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas Releases June 2013 Monthly Market & Technology Trends Report Business Wire PHOENIX -- June 17, 2013 As the rapidly growing embedded applications market seeks more memory, electronic developers and manufacturers can find product availability and pricing information in the June Market & Technology Trends report from Avnet Electronics MarketingAmericas, a business region ofAvnet, Inc. (NYSE:AVT). This exclusive report details Avnet's look at product pricing and lead time trending data in 15 broad product categories. Alex Iuorio, senior vice president, supplier marketing for Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas, in a video released today, presents highlights of the most recentMarket & Technology Trendsreport, including developments in memory, communications, logic, and next-generation data center products. Click here to watch the video. Click to Tweet: Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas releases monthlyMarket & Technology Trendsreporthttp://ow.ly/hVTqd "Highlights from this Market & Technology Trendsreport include stretching lead times and pricing in the memory space; continued progress in the 10G, automotive and Gigabit arenas; new products for high-density 10/40GE data center and cloud networks; and new universal clock buffers – there's a real diversity of information," said Iuorio. "This report offers Avnet customers the most up-to-date product information, so they can make informed buying decisions that enable them to meet their competitive challenges." Each month, Avnet'sMarket & Technology Trendsreport details lead times, pricing trends, allocations, new releases and end-of-life status on nearly 15 broad product categories from the company's line card of more than 300 suppliers. For full details on this month's report, or to begin receiving your own free copy of this report, visit http://www.em.avnet.com/publications and subscribe to the mailing list. Follow Avnet on Twitter: @avnetdesignwire Contribute to our technical forums View product and company videos Buy our components About Avnet Electronics Marketing Avnet Electronics Marketing is an operating group of Phoenix-based Avnet, Inc. that serves electronic original equipment manufacturers (EOEMs) and electronic manufacturing services (EMS) providers in more than 70 countries, distributing electronic components from leading manufacturers and providing associated design-chain and supply-chain services. The group's website is located at www.em.avnet.com. About Avnet, Inc. Avnet, Inc. (NYSE:AVT), a Fortune 500 company, is one of the largest distributors of electronic components, computer products and embedded technology serving customers globally. Avnet accelerates its partners' success by connecting the world's leading technology suppliers with a broad base of customers by providing cost-effective, value-added services and solutions. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012, Avnet generated revenue of $25.7 billion. For more information, visit www.avnet.com. Contact: Avnet Electronics Marketing Heidi Elliott, 480-643-7584 Public Relations email@example.com
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Rich with history: Hike along Hog Lake Plateau offers great views
This hike is rich in local history, traipsing across a plain where the Yahi Indian tribes roamed and elk and antelope grazed.
Official Ishi country is a few flaps of the hawk's wings to the south.
This feeless journey is a typical hike in reverse, leaving a small lake then heading down to big ol' Paynes Creek, past abundant spring flowering wildflowers and far reaching views to the east and west that are spectacular when snow-clad (usually December into May).
The easy and short cross country scamper across Hog Lake Plateau to Hog Lake is enticing, where various boulder perches provide grand views of the Cascade and Yolla Bolly mountain ranges.
Mt. Shasta stands guard over a rim of blue oaks above Hog Lake to the north. The lake offers a scene of Black Butte forefronting Snow and Clover mountains in the Cascade Mountains. Scanning clockwise, there are Magee and Crater peaks and finally Lassen Peak glowing above Inskip Hill and the lake. Marshy Hog Lake (chances are your boots will get wet and muddy getting there) is frequently patrolled by egrets and geese before it dries up in summer.
The non-motorized trail, an old cattle dirt road, at first slices across the northern boundary of Hog Lake Plateau, with old blue oaks scattered among basalt outcrops adorning the hillside landscape. There are sweeping vistas across the plain of earlier described mountains behind and ahead of you.
The wide trail swerves northwesterly at 1.7 miles, revealing an impressive inaugural view into fertile Upper Sacramento Valley. A couple hundred yards farther, Bully Choop Mountain, Shasta Bally Mountain and the jagged Trinity Alps (in the Klamath Mountain Range) appear suddenly. Soon after that, the Trinity Divide just west of the town of Mount Shasta, rises beyond a picturesque scene of shapely blue oaks and wildflowers in spring. Then there's an encore presentation of Mt. Shasta.
These natural monuments continue to inspire as the trail now descends gently and quickly under transmitter lines (note the bald eagle's nest at the top) at 2.6 miles.
The wide, dual-channeled section of Paynes Creek (3.8 miles) appears in front of a green valley and marsh. Redbud and elderberry bushes are strewn in the basaltic boulder banks on the other shore, while willows and western sycamore trees dot the sandy pocket beaches and rounded sedimentary rock strips along Paynes Creek's flood zone. Wild California grapevines climbs powerfully into many of the trees.
The creek races swifter than the typical flow of the Sacramento River, which meanders just past the marshland to the west.
Marc Soares is a hiking guide author, with titles including "100 Hikes in Yosemite National Park," "Snowshoe Routes of Northern California " and is co-author of "100 Classic Hikes in Northern California" (Mountaineers Books).
• Length: 7.6 miles round trip; can be shortened to any length for views only.
• Total elevation gain: 400 feet (high point is 700 feet).
• Difficulty: easy.
• User groups: hikers, horses, dogs and mountain bikes.
• Water: none; bring lots of your own.
• Nearest Campground: Battle Creek Campground: 258-2141; open year-round.
• Information: Bureau of Land Management; 224-2100.
• Trailhead directions: From Red Bluff off I-5 (30 miles south of Redding), take the eastbound Highway 36 exit and follow all signs for Lassen Park. From the junction of highways 99 and 36 (turn east), it's a 7.3 mile drive on Highway 36 to the small gravel parking lot in front of Hog Lake.
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The Rural Hill Egg Hunt is full for 2015. Have a great and happy spring!
6th Annual Rural Hill Egg Hunt April 4, 2015
Bring your Easter baskets, family, and friends to the fun-filled fifth annual Rural Hill Easter Egg Hunt! Explore Rural Hill's beautiful 250 year old property, gardens, and farmland as you hunt for prize eggs and compete in spoon races, balloon tosses, and more! For a small fee take a family trip around the farm on our exciting hayride or let the kids play in our bounce houses. In case you get hungry, food vendors will be on hand to please!
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Two egg hunts will be held: one at 11:00 for children 4 and under, and one at 11:30 for children 5 and over. Please arrive early to ensure that your child is able to participate in his or her hunt.
Rural Hill is the perfect location for a relaxed family picnic, game of Frisbee, or post-lunch hike around our nature trail.
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|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property, Boat available, Sea view
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|Central heating, TV, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (6), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Private garden, Private tennis court, BBQ, Bicycles available, Climbing frame, Swing set, Private fishing lake or river
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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We've a soft spot for Blue Star Bungalows even if there isn't a skerrick of shade in the place. The handful of A-frame bungalows (three facing the road and beach, the balance just out back) are clean and well maintained, though this style of room is quite small inside. The big asset here is the restaurant/bar on the beach side with salas and deckchairs all overlooking one of the better snorkelling points on Gili Trawangan. Staff are friendly, if a little slow at times.
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Only if I can get a pain-and-suffering award for damage to my other chattel property...my iPod has feelings too.
This is absolute crap. The simple fact is that, if Fido gets run over by the neighbor's car, Fido's owner can go out and get a new dog to replace Fido.
Hell, they could probably get a clone of Fido.
why isn't this just negligent infliction of emotional distress, with the usual availability of damages for that? why should there be a new measure of damages for pet death cases?
Not every jurisdiction allows the negligent infliction of emotional distress cause of action.
To answer anon's question, negligent infliction of emotional distress in quite a few states (possibly every state, I'm not sure) requires the plaintiff to be within a "zone of danger" created by the defendant. Thus, if you're walking your dog and a driver runs a stop sign and hits your dog and also almost hits you, there could be an NIED action, but not if your dog ingests poisoned food.
No way - injury or death to pets should not allow pain and suffering. What would be the difference between pets dieing from tainted pet food (assuming it was not intentionally done) and a fleet of cars ruined due to defective motor oil? Either way they're only objects.
Until the dog can be effectively cross-examined in court, awards compensating doggie pain and suffering is not fair or efficient.
I'm more worried about all the junk in the humans food supply. The Lawyers' Club at Michigan Law School offers the poorest excuses for nourishment I've ever seen.
Plus, I once found a Band-Aid in my Frosted Flakes.
Only if you live in Petaluma.
The reason to allow pet pain and suffering awards is very simple: to help reduce the pain and suffering of otherwise unemployed idiot lawyers.
Your profession is a sewer gushing effluent onto the landscape of this country's freedom.
Does anybody notice the "Lawsuit Abuse" ads which are running 24/7 on this page?
Do you think that maybe, somebody in America is getting just a little sick of your crowd?
You don't know when to stop, and you are incapable of drawing a line or boundary around the endless creeping scope of your profession's sewage-dripping footprint on this country.
Your profession needs to lose its charter.
Hell no
These are some of the most offensive posts I have ever read. Likening a dog to an ipod is disgusting.
Comment by Anonymous - May 9, 2007 at 11:43 am
These are some of the most offensive posts I have ever read. Likening a dog to an ipod is disgusting.
Just wait until the first loss of consortium claim is brought for a pet...that would really be disgusting.
They are only objects!!!! What kind of idiot are you TwoL? If someone close to you dies don't go looking for any sympathy from any one. After all they are only an 'object'!
Pets are certainly more than "objects".
People are also more than objects.
But lawyers -- you folks aren't even an object, you are a disease.
I am in favor of loss of consortium claims if the incident involves a box turtle.
What is wrong with the world today? Pets are treated like family and loved like family.
People today spend more money on there pets then they do for most family members!! so I say let them collect! I would be devastated with out my dog Scooby -Doo!!!
Are we talking about a claim for pain and suffering of the pet itself, or pain and suffering of the owner because their pet was injured?
The angry commenters seem to be arguing that it is the pet's pain and suffering that supports a claim. (As in, "I represent Fido and all other dogs similarly situated.") This point of view elevates pets to some special class of animals that are not chattel, because chattel don't have feelings...they are "just objects."
Likewise, if injury to a pet can support a pain and suffering for its owner, then (please correct me if I am wrong) the pet is no longer ordinary chattel because, as far as I know, I would not be able to get a personal pain and suffering award if someone destroys my Porsche, even if they force me to watch; conversion, maybe but not my own pain and suffering.
To Rotweiller:
When you hire a lawyer to sue, and your dog pukes, will you then hire another lawyer to sue the first? Round and round we go...
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."
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"The greatness of a lawyer can be judged by the way his clients are treated...I like to give mine fresh spring water and filet mignon before trial and let them run around a bit during recesses."
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A.Non.E.Mous - you're about the only poster who has grasped this distinction. Nobody is saying that the pet's going to be the plaintiff, for Christ's sake.
To Denver Lawyer:
What if I also ate the tainted dog food?
The law profession is really going to the dogs!
Get the joke??
the "us" is not a jurisdiction. each state has its own laws. your headline is a tort reformer's dream. you are obviously doing your best to do the bidding of your advertisers. Credibility level of wsj law blog: LOW
Hey "Anonymous - May 9, 2007 at 12:45 pm" how about you take some time away from your 40 cats and read some Blackstone or Learned Hand. You'll see that my ideas aren't different. When I put too much cleaner into my fish tank and it killed my frogs or goldfish, I didn't go out and sue to makers. When I overfed my goldfish or frogs, I didn't sue because there was no warning on the packaging. Sure people get emotionally attached to pets, but we should not reward the owners for their suffering. Face it, not every cause of action will get pain and suffering. Torts 101.
Of course not. Animals are not property like a refrigerator or sofa, despite current primitive laws-- created by religiously influenced anthropocentric men --categorizing them as such.
"I had bought two male chimps from a primate colony in Holland. They lived next to each other in separate cages for several months before I used one as a [heart] donor. When we put him to sleep in his cage in preparation for the operation, he chattered and cried incessantly. We attached no significance to this, but it must have made a great impression on his companion, for when we removed the body to the operating room, the other chimp wept bitterly and was inconsolable for days. The incident made a deep impression on me. I vowed never again to experiment with such sensitive creatures". ~Christian Barnard, surgeon
Of course not. Animals are not property like a refrigerator or sofa, despite current primitive laws-- created by religiously influenced anthropocentric men --categorizing them as such.
"I had bought two male chimps from a primate colony in Holland. They lived next to each other in separate cages for several months before I used one as a [heart] donor. When we put him to sleep in his cage in preparation for the operation, he chattered and cried incessantly. We attached no significance to this, but it must have made a great impression on his companion, for when we removed the body to the operating room, the other chimp wept bitterly and was inconsolable for days. The incident made a deep impression on me. I vowed never again to experiment with such sensitive creatures". ~Christian Barnard, surgeon
To: Not property. If they're not property, then why do I have a property interest in my dog? Why can I take animal organs in fee simple absolute, but I can't take my brother's organs in fee simple absolute? Pets = property (Last time I'll post on this thread)
You have a property interest in your dog because (as I said) primitive laws were enacted by religiously influenced anthropocentric men who failed to understand the philosophical arguments against animals as property.
It's quite remarkable that in our litigious society pets stand to receive hundreds of thousands of dollars in a lawsuit such as this while families of military causalities receive much less.
Dear Mr. Merchant, Isn't it quite remarkable that you spend your time denying those same soldiers their rights here in the United States and push for more corporate welfare. How about that for irony?
Your post is quite remarkable in that no pet will "recieve hundreds of thousands of dollars". Please tell us all on this post where you came up with that little legal tidbit? What California attorney told you that? You are, as usual, sadly mistaken. And, as usual, you have misled our gentle readers into thinking Fido will get lots of money. Shame on you. I'll bet you are even a Republican!!
Shame on you.
Shame on you.
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