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We left Odem, TX early in the morning so that we could arrive in Nuevo Laredo by mid afternoon. It was a long ride there. We finally reached the Nuevo Laredo, Mexico/Laredo, Texas International bridge and we drove up to the Toll office and we paid our $6.00 fee. (I think it was $6.00) I do not recommend driving across the border. Definately try to park your car in Laredo, TX and walk across the bridge if at all possible because the people on the bridge will walk right infront of your car and start cleaning it for money and it's hard to trust people with your cars on the Mexican border, plus the traffic lights are hard to figure out. So we drove down Guerrero St. (the main street in the border town) looking for a place to park. After being honked at about 1,000 times for stopping at green lights because of the stop signs at each light, we finally found a nice man offering to let us park in his lot for a small fee, but he said we must be back by 8:00 pm or else we will not be able to get our car.
We shopped all over the city. We walked up and down all the side streets, went through the park (watched some guy get tackled down by the police), went to the shopping plaza (Plaza De Laredo), we even paid 2 men to sing to me, it was a lot of fun. I do have some warnings though. Most stores are not air-conditioned and it does get pretty hot in there, don't ever go off somewhere by yourself because it's not a very safe place, there are A LOT of beggers asking for money, a lot of them will try to scam you, and there are a lot of cockroaches through out the city and stores. Most of the residents speak some English and it's not hard to communicate with them if you don't speak Spanish. As I was shopping, I did see some pretty gruesome sites. This is a poor town. I seen a man sitting on the side of the road, I think he was dying and I think that a teenage boy was stalking me for a while to. Don't ride the buses, you may never come back home and a lot of the windows are broken and it's actually kind of scary. I wouldn't eat the food or drink anything from their either. If you like Mexican food then you're pretty safe, but I seen a full-sized goat hanging in the window being cooked and it grossed me out pretty bad. One good thing was that there is absolutely no need for currency exchange because every place that you go to either accepts American money or they accept all major credit cards. Over all, the shopping experience was interesting and it was a lot of fun, despite everything that happened.
After a day full of shopping and many interesting surprises, we were ready to go home. We got to our car fine and we got to the bridge okay. Only about 10% of the people leaving the Mexican border will have their car randomly searched each day. We were one of the 10%. They had us open the trunk, they found nothing, they had us open the glove department and found nothing, they asked to see all of our bags and found nothing illegal and that was about the whole search. They were actually quite rude to us, but still, they let us go through the border. By the time we were going down the highway it was getting pretty dark. I believe that there was 2 border patrol stations on our trip from Odem, TX to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico and on our way there we didn't get stopped at either, but on our way home we got stopped at only the first one. I think that because it was dark out, they wanted to check us. So we were stopped at the border patrol station and they did pretty much the same thing as the Mexican border patrol did. I asked them if I could take a picture and they said no with a big explanation about how they could get in a lot of trouble, but really it wasn't that big of a deal. Then we were on our way. That's the end of my trip to Mexico.
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i am an american citizen and i think it is a shame ...that a person who only been there one time say all these things...first of all ... if u don't know how a drive...then don't do it it isn't hard to tell about the traffic signs they are all the same in every country ...and the people who wanna clean you're windshield ... that's what they do for living most off them have family's ..same as you.... if u don't want that then u only have to make them a no sign ... you're not obligated to give them money ...only good heart people know what to do in these cases of someone begging for money or doing a little work as cleaning for a couple of cents...and now u didn't visit.. plazita a la mujer... parque viveros.. paseo reforma.. the security has changed so much ... there are now on the streets Mexican military support in order to make life safer ...but anyway there's a lot of ignorance in you're comments think before you write all of these in case you think to visit another Mexican city and scary the ones who really wanna know new places like nuevo laredo, mexico ...
hey thats so cool! sounds like you liked nuevo laredo! i was there just last week. laredo has changed alot in the last 2 years. the crime, violence, and danger has increased oh so much! but i still love it! keep in touch!
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Jacobs says Montana sculptor Ken Bjorge began working on
Sullivan and Jackson statues last spring and Newton was added after
winning the 2010 Heisman.
Jackson won the Heisman in 1985, Sullivan in 1971.
Auburn will also display a bust of John Heisman, the trophy's
namesake who coached at Auburn from 1895-99.
Florida recently unveiled statues of Heisman winners Tim Tebow,
Danny Wuerffel and Steve Spurrier.
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The Long, Strange History of Kraft FoodsBreaking News
Few companies in corporate America have as complicated a history as Kraft Foods, the owner of Oreo cookies, Ritz crackers and Oscar Mayer lunch meats. Today, Kraft announced plans to split up, marking yet another shimmy in its background as a mélange of corporations, including Philip Morris, General Foods and RJR Nabisco.
Here is an annotated guide for how Kraft came to be:
1903: James L. Kraft begins selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon in Chicago. By 1914, his company begins manufacturing cheese on its own. Over the ensuing decades, Kraft starts or acquires brands including Vegemite, Philadelphia cream cheese, Tombstone pizza and Kraft macaroni and cheese.
1980s: Cigarette maker R.J. Reynolds merges with snack company Nabisco Brands, owner of brands such as Ritz and Oreo, to form RJR Nabisco. Then RJR Nabisco becomes the target of the most legendary corporate raid of all time....
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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - NATO destroyed highway overpasses, rail lines and special police headquarters today, expressing disbelief about an announcement by Slobodan Milosevic's government that Serb forces were being withdrawn from Kosovo.
NATO spokesman Jamie Shea said nearly two days after the announced start of a partial withdrawal from the southern Serb province there was "no evidence" of any Yugoslav forces being withdrawn.
"If it is a substantial withdrawal, I think it will be pretty obvious," Shea said. "There will be plenty of dust on the track."
On the contrary, Shea said in a briefing from NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, Yugoslav forces have pounded areas around two roads out of Pristina, Kosovo's capital, "trying harder than ever to capture KLA (rebel) strongholds."
President Clinton and NATO said the airstrikes will continue until Milosevic meets all five of the allied conditions for a peace deal, including a complete pullout of the Serb forces accused of forcing more than one-third of the 2 million prewar ethnic Albanians out of Kosovo.
"A partial withdrawal is insufficient," Shea said, adding that "President Milosevic's record on partial withdrawals is not very encouraging."
In October, Milosevic promised to reduce his forces in Kosovo but during the next few months troop strength increased and by February battalions and brigades "in the guise" of winter training and border maneuvers moved into the province, Shea said.
After the Rambouillet peace talks in France failed in February and Yugoslav forces started burning villages and purging ethnic Albanians, NATO launched airstrikes beginning March 24 on Serb military targets.
NATO missiles pressed the air campaign today, hitting targets around the Yugoslav capital of Belgrade, gasoline storage facilities in the Serb city of Nis, and a building in Baric, killing a total of six people, Yugoslav media reported.
The state-run Tanjug news agency said an elderly married couple and a 4-year-old girl were among those killed by "a shower of bombs" on Staro Gradsko, a village south of Pristina.
An official from Milosevic's ruling Socialist Party, Dusko Matkovic, was wounded in the right arm today when NATO struck at an oil depot in Nis, Serb television reported.
In a daylight attack in Kosovo today, five cluster bombs landed close to Djakovica, near the Albanian border, badly damaging buildings, Tanjug reported.
Tanjug also said an overpass on the main Belgrade-Nis highway was struck 35 miles south of the capital. A section of the highway and a railway line were destroyed.
Another overpass on the same highway closer to Nis, the third-largest city in Yugoslavia, was also reportedly hit today, as well as Mount Kopaonik in central Serbia, and an oil depot in Sombor.
NATO officials said clearing weather over Yugoslavia allowed its aircraft to step up their activities again, flying 623 sorties over the previous 24 hours.
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These 3 Teenagers Created An App To Hold Police Accountable
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Three high school students have developed a mobile app to hold police accountable in communities nationwide. The app, Five-O, is a timely development, since the shooting of Michael Brown last weekend sparked a national conversation about police brutality and law enforcement in the U.S.
Caleb, Ima, and Asha Christian, three siblings from Decatur, Georgia, created Five-O for individuals to document and rate their encounters with police officers. With the app, citizens can discuss the reason behind their police encounters, and what occurred during their interactions. Moreover, individuals can transfer the recorded information to law enforcement, which can be used in cases where legal action is necessary. Five-O allows citizens to input relevant demographic information, including age and race, and rank officers' level of professionalism.
"We'd like to know which regions in the US provide horrible law enforcement services as well as highlight the agencies that are highly rated by their citizens. In addition to putting more power into the hands of citizens when interacting with law enforcement, we believe that highly rated police departments should be used as models for those that fail at providing quality law enforcement services," explained Ima, the eldest of the three siblings.
The mobile app will be available for download on August 18. The Georgia trio hopes that citizens will find its way to communities across the U.S.
Police accountability is a grave concern for criminal justice advocates, particularly in regards to seeking justice for victims of police violence. On one hand, there is a lack of national data on police shootings, as individual police departments tend to be protective of complaints against officers. On the other hand, quantifying excessive force is difficult, and there are varying standards of what constitutes "reasonable" force.
Apps and social media are promising tools to help fix the lack of data out there, enabling witnesses and victims of police violence to share their accounts when they cannot find justice through official channels. The NYCLU developed another mobile app, Stop-and-Frisk Watch, in 2012. Created in response to the New York Police Department's contentious stop-and-frisk policy, known for disproportionately targeting African American men, the app lets onlookers record video of police misconduct and send them to NYCLU servers.


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Outrigger XL
We all have a favorite tool that we reach for over and over. One that's worn from use and shows its age with pride. It got that way for a reason: It performs well, every time it's needed. The Outrigger is that tool.
A reliable daily carry knife needs to do more than cut well. It has to be pickup truck tough but not monster truck heavy, open fast and easily, and sit solidly in your hand. The blade should make quick work of slicing anything from stubborn knots to lunch, but not be so long or so short that it's awkward or out of balance. That's where the Outrigger XL comes in. The extended blade adds length for more cutting surface, and a larger profile fits bigger hands.
A Handful Of Just Right
The Outrigger XL blends elements of three of Gerber's most popular clip folders from the past decade into 2.5 ounces of multi-faceted, problem-solving design. The Assisted Opening 2.0 technology—popularized with the Gerber Instant—uses a ball-bearing pivot for buttery smooth, one-handed opening. For added safety, the thumb Plunge Lock on the handle offers easy release when closing, keeping your fingers from the blade's path. The open frame design strips weight out, while adding texture to the body for increased hold. Grippy without feeling sticky, the Outrigger is finished with the same molded, rubberized handle coating that debuted on the AR 3.0, keeping the knife right where it's supposed to be—your hand.
Long Is Strong
Cut. Strip. Slice. Where others see challenges, the Outrigger XL's partially-serrated drop point 3.38-inch blade delivers solutions. Making quick work of daily tasks, the fine edge section offers clean, accurate cuts while the serrated portion smoothly dispatches rope, twine or an aluminum can, even after hours of use. The Assisted Opening 2.0 mechanism opens quickly and easily, with one hand or two, thanks to dual thumb studs atop the blade. When it's time to close up, just push the Plunge Lock for a positive release and smooth two-handed closure.
- Overall Length: 7.88"
- Blade Length: 3.38"
- Closed Length: 4.5"
- Weight: 2.5 oz.
- Steel Type: 7Cr17
- Handle Material: Aluminum with SoftGrip Overmold
- Partially-serrated Drop Point Blade for fast cutting, as well as sawing of thick rope and cord
- Dual thumb studs for quick, secure opening
- Plunge Lock for solid, positive release and blade closure
- Assisted Opening 2.0 Mechanism opens fast and easily
- Pocket Clip for carrying
- Backed by Gerber's Lifetime Warranty
I picked this up today at my local cabelas after my swagger broke, and after doing some research for a new edc pocket knife I settled on the Outrigger XL. So far so good, comes sharp enough out of the box to make a good feather stick, but I still took a fine stone to it. The assisted opening is pretty tight at first where it sort of hurts to open with the thumb stud, but that was fixed with some screw loosening. All in all great knife, great for the price and am definitely going to keep it on me.
Razor sharp blade. Very small tolerances in the design. Light. Easy handling helped by the rubber grips. Locks securely in place when opened. Problem is... it's very difficult to open using the "assisted open" thumb stud and impossible to open without serious pain in the thumb. I've resorted to opening it with two hands, and even that is difficult since the distal two thirds of the blade is hidden in the handle when closed.
Great knife, nice and sharp right out of the box. The quality of this knife is why I chose and continue to choose gerber knives.
I was looking for a large pocket knife that was spring assisted and still light weight. This knife exceeded expectations
Best daily carrier ever! Sturdy with very good and fast opening mechanism, does need some practice. Use it for everything; from eating to working wood... Razor sharp out of the box.I love it!
I purchased the Ourigger XL thru GearGear website. I received it today and the knife will not open with thumb and the only way it was opened was by using both hands. I will try to contact Gerber and see what they recommend. I'm thinking no one checked it before shipping out. I've owned gerber knives in the past no problems. Hopefully this will be the last as I will try the Propel Auto.
Bought this knife not to long ago and I have to say, it has impressed me a lot. My only "problem" is that it was a bit too stiff when I tried opening it with my thumb but after a few tries it got better, but only slightly, still bruising my thumb though. Overall great blade, just make sure you got a band aid or wear gloves.
Amazing knife. After purchasing this knife I will only buy Gerber brand from now on.
this knife is great despite what you might see in other reviews that they had a hard time opening it but I find that it is fast and easy to open with one hand
I've carried dozens of pocket knives over the years and the Outrigger has outperformed them all and blown my expectations away. The edge is perfect, the construction is solid and is a beautifully balances folder. Well done Gerber!
Great knife! I would recommend this to anyone. It feels great in your hand. The assist opening is awesome. I work in the Green industry and this knife is great for cutting weed barrier, weed eater string etc.
great knife, looks awesome, feels awesome,
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The environment is Windows Server 2003 SP2 32-bit, SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1
When logging on to the server the following message box is displayed 'you are attempting to open a file of type 'application extension' (.dll)'. If selected, the module is sqdedev.dll (SQL Setup Enumerator API).
This server was just converted from SQL Server 2000 SP4. The conversion took place without a hitch. The hot fix KB942288-v4 was applied to the server for the installer without a flaw and the upgrade ran rather quickly and the results were exactly as expected with the exception of this message.
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My well-intentioned daycare provider and I disagree slightly on feeding volume, and I'm looking for additional information to help us better understand each other. My son goes to a sitter three days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. I feed him immediately before I drop him off in the morning, on my lunch break and around 6 p.m. before I put him down. (He also eats twice at night). I give the sitter two 4 oz. bottles of expressed milk to use for additional morning and afternoon feeds.
Recently, she approached me and said he's been fussy at the end of each bottle (a problem I don't have at the breast) and asked if we could up the volume from 4 oz to 6-7 oz per bottle because "that is how much a infant his age should eat."
From what I've read, research has shown that from months 1 to 6, the necessary volume doesn't change much (typically arond 25 oz per day) but the composition of the milk does change to meet the infant's needs. However, she handed me a brochure showing me statistics backing up her 6-7 oz breast milk claim (although the brochure was part of a Similac coupon book, which is a WHOLE different issue).
This wouldn't be a huge deal if I could keep up with what she's asking for, but I can't. It'll be a struggle to give him two 5 oz bottles per day. (I pump about 6 oz during the day at work and then 2 oz after I put him to bed at night. So it takes a few days to make a full 10 oz.) Any additional milk would have to come from formula and that is something neither myself nor my husband would like to do, if we can help it.
To be fair, my son is small, but he's happy, healthy and meeting all his milestones. He's pedi had no concerns.
I'm concerned that either a.) he will be extra fussy with me now that I can't feed him 5 oz during a breastfeeding session or b.) that I really am starving my son but too stubborn to see it.
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I recently upgraded to Windows 8.
I found that a strange phenomenon is happening often during day or night hours (night hours being the most annoying).
I usually turn my computer "off" by putting it into standby mode so I can resume work fast when I need it. Tonight, it happened again: at 5:08 local time, without me or anyone else touching keyboard or mouse, the computer woke up from standby, waking me up too.
I got up and returned it to sleep by pressing the power button as usual. After less than 20 seconds, the computer woke up again, so I had to log in and shut down the system.
Motherboard is an ASUS Sabertooth 990FX. BIOS doesn't show any "wake up on RTC alarm" option. I don't think it could be a WOL signal (wakeup on LAN) both because my home network is under NAT without DMZ to my computer, and also because I don't think any other device in my home might send a WOL packet to my desktop. Anyway, BIOS shows no option about that.
About a week ago it happened in the middle of the day, thrice. I put the computer to sleep and less than 20 seconds later it came back to life.
Is it a hardware or software failure? How may I fix that?
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This stuff helped me extremely. I always had a problem getting my hair to curl and stay that way but now i just scrunch it while spraying this in my hair and my hair stays curly all day. Its amazing stuff. I recommend this to all my friends and anyone else out there looking for something to keep their hair in place.
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i like having big dues...and dis works perfectly
except dat its hard to spray, its heavy for my lil'hands...lol
But so far so good!!..=]
The service: arrived fast. But I wish my local Walmart still carried it so I don't have to order.
The product: the ONLY spray or product that lets my thin limp hair defy gravity, and the only one that doesn't weigh it down. You can achieve anything you can dream up-- Glued will freeze it for posterity, hehe! Actually, it's not hard to wash out.
This is the only hairspray I have found that really works for my hair & hairstyle. When I couldn't find it in my local Walmart, I tried 3 or 4 other brands with no luck...luckily I was able to find it online. I ordered 4 in case they are thinking about discontinuing it. I HOPE NOT!! THIS HAIRSPRAY IS FANTASTIC!!!
The best strong hold hair spray I've ever used. Holds styling for days. Does not leave hair feeling soft, but it's not supposed to. The nozzle could be easier to use.
I have used it twice since getting it. I find it to be about as good as most of the stronger hold hair sprays. It is also a fine mist so be careful not to breath while spraying it. Does the job but I guess I was expecting more. The price is decent though.
Best hair spray I could get. Good shipping time, just alot of wasted box space, no shipping all the cans together.
Best price, great product.


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|Redford, Texas
Location of Redford, Texas
|Coordinates: 29°26′55″N 104°11′15″W / 29.44861°N 104.18750°WCoordinates: 29°26′55″N 104°11′15″W / 29.44861°N 104.18750°W
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|• Total
|45.1 sq mi (116.7 km2)
|• Land
|45.0 sq mi (116.7 km2)
|• Water
|0.0 sq mi (0.0 km2)
|2,520 ft (768 m)
|Population (2000)
|• Total
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|2.9/sq mi (1.1/km2)
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Redford is a census-designated place (CDP) in Presidio County, Texas, United States. The population was 132 at the 2000 census.
Redford is located at 29°26′55″N 104°11′15″W / 29.44861°N 104.18750°W (29.448607, -104.187633).[3]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 45.1 square miles (117 km2), of which 45.0 square miles (117 km2) are land and 0.02% is water.
This area has a large amount of sunshine year round due to its stable descending air and high pressure. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Redford has a mild desert climate, abbreviated "Bwh" on climate maps.[4]
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 132 people, 48 households, and 36 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 2.9 people per square mile (1.1/km²). There were 74 housing units at an average density of 1.6/sq mi (0.6/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 87.88% White, 0.76% Native American, 0.76% Asian, 10.61% from other races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 87.88% of the population.
There were 48 households, of which 39.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.4% were married couples living together, 14.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.0% were non-families. 18.8% of all households were made up of individuals and 16.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.75 and the average family size was 3.25.
In the CDP the age distribution of the population shows 31.8% under the age of 18, 6.1% from 18 to 24, 15.9% from 25 to 44, 22.0% from 45 to 64, and 24.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 42 years. For every 100 females there were 85.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 83.7 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $15,417, and the median income for a family was $15,903. Males had a median income of $16,250 versus $7,031 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $3,577. There were 65.7% of families and 83.8% of the population living below the poverty line, including 100.0% of those under 18 and 37.0% of those over 64.
Redford is served by the Marfa Independent School District.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ Climate Summary for Redford, Texas


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Irish Step Dancing Cookies
My friend passed her T.C.R.G.s (3 day certification exam to become an Irish step dancing teacher) on her first try! I threw together a little celebration to celebrate her accomplishment. I made cookies that look like each of the solo and class dresses she wore through her years of competition.
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TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) -Talladega County's coroner says 30-year-old Tamarcus Bruno of Alpine was killed when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a pickup truck near Winterboro.
Coroner Jerry Castleberry says Bruno died of blunt-force trauma at the scene of the crash Saturday afternoon.
State troopers said the crash occurred five miles south of Talladega.
An investigation was continuing.
The driver of the pickup truck, 36-year-old Leslie Forman Jr. of Pell City, was not injured in the crash.
Information from: The Daily Home - Talladega, http://www.dailyhome.com
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It's not every day that three women in their 70s and 80s walk into an animal shelter and say they'd like to see a dog that nobody wants.
But to Sisters Veronica Mendez, Virginia Johnson and Alice Goldsmith, nuns who live together in Nyack, N.Y., the request made perfect sense. Why not adopt an animal most in need?
That mindset led them to Remy, a 9-year-old pit bull that had been overlooked by shelter visitors for more than three months.
"As soon as I saw the sign that said '9 years,' I said, 'This is the one,'" recalled Sister Veronica, 71. "'No one is going to want this one.'"
In thousands of shelters across the United States, it's common for senior dogs and pit bulls to languish, unwanted, before being euthanized. Justin Scally, national director of emergency services for the American Humane Association, said both populations of dogs face stigmas for different reasons.
For older dogs, it's often a perception problem: Many people think it will be too sad to open their homes to dogs over the age of 6 or 7, even though they tend to make the calmest, easiest pets and they're already house-trained.
It's even worse for pit-bull breeds, whose numbers can skyrocket in shelters when landlords, homeowners' insurance policies and local communities ban them. (The American Humane Association opposes breed-specific legislation on the grounds that it isn't effective; the White House agreed with that position last year.)
The nuns' connection with the dog was immediate. Remy was docile; Remy was sweet. And when given a moment to mingle with the sisters at the shelter, Remy leaned her head into Sister Virginia's chest and sighed.
"She just got right up there," said Sister Virginia, 79. "She said, 'This must be my new family.'"
For the nuns, a four-legged addition to their convent could not come fast enough. They were grieving the loss of their dog Kate, a gregarious 7-year-old mutt who had been a boundless source of energy and comedy in their lives.
Kate had left them too quickly. In the course of a weekend, she went from looking healthy to ailing so much from apparent lymphoma that the veterinarian put her down.
"She was healthy one day and then, all of a sudden, lymphoma?" Sister Veronica said. "I was furious. I was so angry. I cried! Oh, how we loved that creature."
The sisters rattled around their house crying for one week before they decisively hopped into their car on Jan. 26. Their mission: Rescue a shelter animal on death row.
Minutes later, they explained their goal to West Artope, executive director of the Hi Tor Animal Care Center in Pomona, N.Y. Artope liked these women. He learned that Sister Alice was 87 and that Sister Virginia, while spunky, often used a walker to get around.
He made a hopeful connection: Remy.
"It just worked out so well," Artope said. "We did a follow-up with them and went to the house, and the dog is so comfortable in that environment, you wouldn't believe it. It was like a match made in heaven."
The nuns said they had no concerns about adopting a pit bull because they could tell how good-natured Remy was. They decided not to dwell on Remy's age, either.
"Our feelings were that she was in danger of being euthanized, and we wanted to give her the best three of four years she has left," Sister Veronica said. "Here we are, three senior sisters, so we adopted a senior pet!"
"These women showed compassion and took in this elderly dog that has a negative stereotype simply because of her breed," said Scally. "It's just a strong testament that we really need to change our mindset as a society."
Between the three of them, Sisters Veronica, Virginia and Alice have spent 179 years serving as nuns. Their main mission has been religious education for children and adults up and down the East Coast.
Remy may not realize it yet, but Veronica has a plan for her: To get her a bit more fattened up and lively after her shelter stint, then take her on long walks and contemplative hikes.
In her new home, Remy can luxuriate on soft dog beds in multiple rooms, romp in the tree-filled backyard and play with toys donated by well-wishers who were thrilled to hear about her rescue. Remy quickly earned herself a nickname — "Thumper" — because of the happy way her heavy tail goes thump-thump-thump whenever any of the nuns approach her or rub her stiff left hip.
Sister Virginia said Remy's contentment reminds her of foster kids she helped years ago as a social worker. When those children clicked with their adoptive parents, they showed an unmistakable sense of tranquility and relief.
"Remy did that with us — she sensed, 'These are going to be my people, I can tell,'" Virginia said. "And we knew this was our dog. We could tell."
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There's life (and love) in these old dogs yet
A Los Angeles animal photographer is on a mission: To change people's perceptions of older dogs and help more gray-muzzled pooches find loving homes. See images from her "My Old Dog" project here.
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
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Los Angeles animal photographer Lori Fusaro is on a mission: To change people's perceptions of older dogs and help more gray-muzzled pooches find loving homes. Alarmed by how many senior dogs languish in shelters because no one wants them, Fusaro launched a photography project to show how much older dogs have to offer. Here are photos from the project, which led to a book called "My Old Dog: Rescued Pets with Remarkable Second Acts":
"Fiona was a 15-year-old stray at the West Valley Animal Shelter (in Los Angeles)," Fusaro said. "She couldn't walk and she had to be carted around in a red wagon." A volunteer with a local animal rescue group took her home thinking she would not last long, but the dog blossomed. Fiona went on to "dance around the house for treats" and enjoy scratches behind the ears, Fusaro said.Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Flopsy and Sebastian -
These closely bonded dogs lived in a backyard with no attention until they were rescued in the summer of 2012. "They have arthritis, but they are not old dogs who like to sleep all day," Fusaro said. "They play, chase cats and squirrels as best as they can, and love their walks and park time."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Healey -
"Healey was adopted as a senior," Fusaro said. "He had the odds stacked against him: He was old, a pit bull and blind. His mama couldn't bear the thought of him dying in the shelter and so she adopted him. He loves to go on walks and sniffs every inch of grass. He loves his doggy brothers and sisters and especially his human daddy. They are inseparable."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Lady -
"Lady was found at the shelter as a senior," Fusaro said. "She was sweet as pie and her foster mama decided on the spot to bring her home. She loves her human friends and dog friends too. Her favorite pastime is rolling in the grass and belly rubs."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Rosie -
"Rosie is an 11-year-old English bulldog," Fusaro said. "Tennis balls are her favorite toy to play with and tease you with. She will dare you to take it from her. She also likes to take the pillows off the bed or clothes that are at her reach until you give her a goldfish cracker. Her hips are wobbly, but she will still run and play."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Sparky -
"Sparky has lived with her family her whole life," Fusaro said. "She is the neighborhood dog welcoming committee. All the new dogs become her very best friend. She loves to go on long hikes with her human family."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Stella -
"Stella was adopted from the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA in Virginia," Fusaro said. "She was abandoned right before the Thanksgiving holiday in 2010, when her owner moved and decided to leave her behind. Her new daddy saw her picture on a website and decided he needed to meet her. It was love at first sight."Lori Fusaro / Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Sunny -
Sunny is the senior dog who started it all for Lori Fusaro. Sunny was left at a Los Angeles shelter at age 16 with cancer and infected eyes. When Fusaro saw Sunny's face in June 2012, she decided she couldn't let the dog die alone, so she adopted her and cared for her. Sunny thrived for two and a half years in Fusaro's care. "She inspired me to use photography to show how many senior animals need homes," Fusaro said.Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Gabby and Sunny -
Fusaro's two dogs are pictured here: Sunny in front, and Gabby, who also is a senior dog. Fusaro rescued Gabby when she was 2 years old. Gabby "loves playing with her doggy friends and has a kitty boyfriend named Enzo," Fusaro said. "Enzo grooms her every morning and sleeps with her at night."Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography
There's life (and love) in these old dogs yetof
Blossom -
"Blossom was adopted as an older dog," Fusaro said. "For some reason, no one wanted her. She is such a character! She has such great expressions, she dances for you as she awaits a treat, and she is loving and affectionate. She gives good doggie hugs."
To see more of Fusaro's photos and read more stories about happy senior dogs, check out the book "My Old Dog: Rescued Pets with Remarkable Second Acts," written by TODAY.com writer and editor Laura T. Coffey.Copyright 2013, Fusaro Photography