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We recommend selecting at least one restriction enzyme that will leave a sticky end to force the orientation of the insert.
You can have all of the below controls or select the one you consider the most appropriate to the problem you are facing:
- Transform the E. coli with circular plasmid to assess the competency of the cells (how well they are taking up DNA).
- Transform and plate the dephosphorylated vector. It will help you assess how well the dephosphorylation worked and what proportion of colonies in your ligation transformation plate could be false positives (re-ligated vector or background).
- Use T4 DNA igase to re-ligate your cut vector, or lambda DNA/Hind III marker. It will help you assess whether the ligase itself is working properly.
Dephosphorylating the vector to decrease background can be achieved with:
- Heat Inactivated Alkaline Phosphatase, or
- Calf Intestinal Alkalline Phosphatase (available as 1 unit/μL or 20 units/μL)
If you need to create blunt phosphorylated DNA ends ("polishing" the ends), you can use:
- DNA End Repair Mix or T4 DNA polymerase or Klenow Fragment (large fragment) of E. coli DNA polymerase to generate blunt ends due to their 5' →3' DNA polymerase activity (filling-in of 5' overhangs) and 3'→5' exonuclease activity (chewing back of 3' overhangs).
No, the old enzymes and buffers are not compatible with the new enzymes and buffers.
In general, 1 unit of enzyme can digest 1 microgram of lambda DNA in 50 microliter solution in 1 hour at 37 degrees C. Please refer to the manual for specific temperature/time for your enzyme.
If you are able to find a buffer in which all 3 enzymes have sufficient activity (usually not lower than 50%), you can set up a single digestion with all 3 enzymes. It is important that the total volume of enzymes you add to your reaction is not more than 1/10th of the total reaction volume. The reason for this is that some enzymes have star activity if the concentration of glycerol exceeds 5%. If you are not able to find a buffer in which all your enzymes have sufficient activity, you will have to perform sequential digestions of the plasmid with the individual enzymes.
Make sure you have inactivated the ligase and store the ligation reaction at 4 degrees C.
Please consider the following suggestions:
- Try different molar ratios of insert to vector. Having an excess of insert is usually what will work, try 1:1 to 15:1 insert:vector.
- Try increasing the time of the ligation at 37 degrees C.
- Try performing the ligation at 16 degrees C overnight (you can set it up on your PCR machine).
dATP is a competitive inhibitor of T4 DNA ligase. Phosphate will reduce ligation efficiency. Detergents in your ligation buffer will likely not affect activity. High levels (0.2 M) of Na2+, K+, Cs+, Li+, and NH4+ inhibit the enzyme almost completely. Polyamines, spermine, and spermidine also serve as inhibitors.
The main difference between the 2 enzymes is that E. coli DNA Ligase cannot ligate blunt dsDNA fragments. Both ligases can be used to repair single stranded nicks in duplex DNA and to perform cohesive or sticky end ligations. E. coli DNA Ligase is generally used to seal nicks during second strand cDNA synthesis, since T4 DNA Ligase could result in formation of chimeric inserts.
ExpressLink™ T4 DNA Ligase is a T4 DNA ligase that catalyzes the ligation of blunt or cohesive-end DNA fragments in only 5 minutes at room temperatures or ligation of PCR fragments with A' overhangs in 15 minutes. ExpressLink™ T4 DNA Ligase undergoes superior exonuclease quality control assays for exonuclease-free ligations. The enzyme is supplied at a concentration of 5 units/μL.
You may have to try different ratios from 1:1 to 15:1 insert:vector.
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Manny Ramirez admits PED 'mistakes,' still wants MLB shot
Former Major League slugger Manny Ramirez says he has made some mistakes when it comes to performance-enhancing drugs, but still believes he can contribute to a roster this season.
Ramirez, 41, retired in 2011 to avoid his second suspension for PED use, and had his original 100-game ban receded to 50 games. He last appeared in the majors as a pinch hitter with the Tampa Bay Rays.
He then attempted Triple-A stints with the Oakland Athletics in 2012 and the Texas Rangers last year but failed to get called up.
"When you make a mistake in life, no matter what you do, you're going to pay the price," Ramirez said to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal. "That's what happened to all of the players that did it. I'm not going to judge people. Everybody is human. Everybody makes mistakes. ...
DEITSCH: MLB reporters' roundtable
"You're going to feel guilty about what you did. But you did it. You move on. And you learn from it."In his 19 MLB seasons, Ramirez has a career .312 average with 555 home runs and 1,831 RBI.
"Sometimes, we get caught up in the moment. We start hanging out with the wrong people. But you know, everything in life happens for a reason, so you can appreciate what you are," Ramirez said.


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Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) displayed solid operating performance as its first quarter profits jumped to $213 million from a mere $7 million in the prior year period, despite many weather-related flight cancellations. In January and February, the carrier cancelled approximately 17,000 flights due to winter storms. [1] This is twice the number of flights it cancelled last year due to harsh weather. The carrier's first quarter revenues also rose by 5% annually to $8.9 billion as it expanded flying capacity to take advantage of the stable demand environment for flights. In our opinion, it is commendable that Delta could post this growth in its results despite revenue loss of nearly $90 million due to severe winter weather and shift of Easter holiday traffic into April. [1]
In the coming months, we anticipate Delta to maintain this growth momentum in its results as it will benefit from its Virgin Atlantic joint venture. During its earnings release, Delta's CEO, Richard Anderson, also reiterated the company's long term goals of 10-12% annual operating margins, 10-15% annual earnings growth and 15% return on invested capital (ROIC). [2] These targets were unthinkable five to six years back when the carrier was battling heavy losses and debt. But, helped by consolidation, disciplined capacity addition and steady growth in demand for flights, Delta has improved its results such that these targets seem not only achievable and but also quite reasonable.
We currently have a stock price estimate of $35.95 for Delta, approximately in line with its current market price. We are in the process of incorporating first quarter results and shall update our analysis shortly.
- Delta Higher On Q2'17 Unit Revenues Guidance And Expected Improvement In Margins, Post Q1'17 Earnings Results
- Delta's Q1 Performance Expected To Be Weak On Lower Traffic And Higher Fuel Costs
- How Did Delta Perform Operationally In February?
- Delta's January 2017 Metrics Fail To Make A Mark On The Market
- Delta Q4'16 Earnings Review: Capacity Discipline Leads To Improvement In PRASM, Higher Expenses Weigh Down Earnings
- Delta Off To A Tumultuous Start In The First Quarter Of 2017
See our complete analysis of Delta here
Higher Flying Capacity & Solid Cost Performance Drove First Quarter Results
In the first quarter, Delta expanded its flying capacity by 2% annually. Helped by a solid demand environment in the domestic U.S. market and on Latin international routes, the carrier's first quarter passenger traffic also rose by 4% annually. [1] This higher passenger traffic (driven by capacity expansion) drove growth in Delta's first quarter revenues. In the second quarter, the carrier plans to continue to add capacity, reflecting the growing demand for air travel.
Additionally, for another quarter, Delta controlled the growth in its non-fuel unit costs to under 2%, when measured on a year-over-year basis. We figure such impressive cost performance is due to the structural cost controlling measures that Delta launched around a year-and-half back. At the same time, the carrier is also focused on controlling other parts of its cost base. Through operation of the Trainer refinery and fuel price hedging, Delta is controlling its fuel costs and by reducing debt, it is reducing its interest costs. In the first quarter, driven by lower debt, the carrier reduced its interest expenses by $34 million. [1]
Second Quarter Outlook
Backed by lower costs, Delta expects its operating margin to be around 14-16% in the second quarter. [1] Top line growth driven by capacity expansion will also play an important role in achieving these impressive margins. All in all, Delta posted a solid first quarter and looks set to maintain its performance in the second quarter.
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It is built in sparkling white and with a striking similarity to a real Formula 1 racer, but just a little bit smaller. Students of mechanical engineering at the D-MAVT recently unveiled their Formula student racer called "Maloja". Its preceding model "Albula" was present, too - converted into a hybrid racing car. In addition, a free-kick robot and a four-legged walking robot were presented.
Carbon saves weight
"Maloja" resembles its predecessor "Albula", but the students have added numerous innovations. The monocoque, the seat shell, the steering wheel, the side pods, and the A-arms are now made of carbon. The undertray has been aerodynamically optimized and consists of carbon, too. The rims and wheels are bigger and the pilot has more room in the cockpit, which, in addition, contains more user-friendly electronics.
The construction of the engine is comparable with the previous model, but air intake has been optimized. The 600 cubic centimeters capacity engine is an integrated, supporting unit. "Maloja" has a set of four brakes whereas "Albula" only had three. Thanks to the consistent use of carbon parts, among the other improvements, the new racing car has a total weight of 200 kilograms and is therefore one sixth lighter than the previous model.
35,000 man-hours
Thanks to its lower weight the car is nippier than its predecessor and can accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds. It has 90 hp and reaches a maximum speed of 120 km/h. Just like last year the group of students will participate in a series of races in Silverstone, Hockenheim, and in Maranello, Italy. The first competition will already take place in a few days' time. It will not in the first place be a matter of speed only. A business plan for the future, which has to comprise a marketing strategy for the sale of 1000 vehicles at a price of below 25,000 franks, will be taken into consideration, too. Additional criteria are various test, among them an endurance test.
The students have invested around 35'000 hours in the construction of the vehicle. The "Maloja" project team included not only 15 mechanical engineering students from ETH Zurich but also two students of electrical engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Lucerne, two students of economics at the University of St. Gallen and three design students from the Academy of Arts and Design HGK Zurich.
"Albula" is becoming eco-friendlier
"Albula" has not yet served its time. A second group of students converted last years' racing car into a hybrid vehicle. It now contains an electric motor which is supported by a gas engine. Because the electric motor needs a battery of proportionate size, the car had to be adapted to quite a large extent. On the one hand the undertray was widened, on the other there was a need for a new braking system. It has around 150 hp. In July, the group will participate for the first time in a race in the hybrid vehicles category, on the Silverstone Formula 1 circuit.
At the beginning, the "Albula" team consisted of six students, but as the complexity grew, new faces joined the team, so that in the end 15 students worked on the project.
Soccer robot beats national team goalkeeper
A third group occupied itself with another male domain: soccer. The "Bender" team of six consisting of four men and two women constructed an artificial free-kick device called "Bender". In principle, this "David Beckham" robot is a box which is positioned at a free-kick distance to the goal. A computer simulation calculates the trajectory and the machine can be adjusted accordingly, so the ball flies at high speed and a lot of spin to the selected spot. The machine could help in the training of goalkeepers, practicing crosses, corner kicks, or free kicks.
At its first test the "Beckham" robot faltered as video recordings of the students showed. But after some optimization the prospective engineers could test it on the pitch: "Bender" faced former national team goalkeeper Jörg Stiel, who occasionally had to stretch so as not to get beaten by the robot.
From crawling to walking
The fourth group did not quite achieve their target of turning "A.L.F", a walking robot with suspension, into a soccer player. They started their focus project in order to participate in the Robocup, a soccer tournament for robots, in the United States. But the students failed to reach this target. The development of the walking robot took too long and the enterprise was more complicated than the students had imagined. After the conception and the assembly of the individual components the team had to teach the robot – just as you would with an infant - to stand up and walk, which was not easy. At the beginning, "A.L.F" was like a puppet on strings to relieve the weight on its legs. Video recordings showed how the robot had to learn slowly to use its legs correctly. All the same, tragicomic accidents happened over and over again.
"A.L.F." presented itself with a cautious lethargic aspect. The students handled the robot like porcelain; after all it is worth 25,000 francs. All the same, the students have achieved a remarkable feat. At the rollout "A.L.F." moved its legs slowly, but coordinated.
Teamwork to the fore
It is not the aim of these focus projects to create a product ready for the market. During their Bachelor studies the students have to show how a project is converted from an initial idea into practice. Everyone starts at zero. They have to formulate an idea, then sketch it, construct it, provide the necessary fundamentals, draught it on CAD, assemble the machine and finally set it in motion.
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Clay Felton, who received his master's degree
in electrical engineering, takes the Tuskegee
University alumni oath with fellow graduates.
Tuskegee University President Gilbert L. Rochon
presents civil and voting rights legend, and
Tuskegee alumna Amelia Boynton Robinson
with the Booker T. Washington Legacy Award.
TUSKEGEE, Ala. (August 16, 2011) — Tuskegee University held its summer commencement today in the University Chapel. According to the Office of the Registrar, degrees conferred included business, chemistry, engineering and liberal arts. Newly commissioned officers of the U.S. Air Force were also recognized by their ROTC unit.
The speaker for the occasion was Jay Gogue, president of Auburn University.
"We should fully embrace our neighbor and engage in a variety of collaborative relationships," said Tuskegee University President Gilbert L. Rochon about Gogue.
"He has reached out to Tuskegee University and the community here and has demonstrated that he is a strong partner."
Gogue reminded graduates about how important their day of commencement was and will always be.
"You will remember this day for the rest of your lives," Gogue told the graduates.
"When you see 'Tuskegee' on someone's resume or record, you know they've been well-trained and educated, and have achieved (being) that citizen scholar."
Gogue, whose institution has been collaborating with Tuskegee on several projects, encouraged graduates to have inspiration in their lives and careers.
Tuskegee University President Gilbert L. Rochon presented Gogue with the President's Leadership Award for Research and Academic Collaboration.
Civil rights legend Amelia Boynton Robinson was acknowledged for her continuous service and dedication. Known as the matriarch of voter's rights, she received the Booker T. Washington Legacy Award.
"This is the greatest time of my life … to be back in my home that made me," said Robinson, a Tuskegee alumna.
Rochon also acknowledged Glenn Dickerson, the university's associate vice president for finance/comptroller for exemplary service.
Auburn University President Jay Gogue delivers the commencement address in the University Chapel.
Auburn University President Jay Gogue delivers the commencement address in the University Chapel.
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Todays Michelle's 26th birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Todays Michelle's 26th birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy Birthday Michelle!!!
I hope the year ahead is one of good health and happiness for you!!!
Happy Birthday, Michelle! Best wishes for whatever path you choose in the next years to come!
Happy Birthday to the Greatest of All Time!!!
HB!:birthday: MK! I hope her move to Denver area is going to happen too. I wonder what you get for a woman like MK?
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At the present time, the Elk Grove Village Fire Department is NOT accepting applications for the position of Firefighter. If you would like to be notified of our next testing process, please send an email expressing your interest to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The newly discovered solar system IOTA Synthetica, part of the Galactic Federation of artificial stars, is the hottest new spot in the universe. Millions of people have moved there, hoping for a better quality of life than they've had on the Earth, which depleted its resources long ago. But something strange has been happening in IOTA. A mysterious energy field has surrounded the system, and non-threatening as well as inanimate things are becoming deadly predators and are attacking the residents. As GUN-NAC, you are the only Galactic Commander with the skills and knowledge to take on the evil force and put everything right again. Jump in your star fighter and get ready for the strangest fight of your life let's just hope you're not too late!
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The 'Dark City' of the Religious Right
The Religious Right denies reality, alters identities, and conjures illusions about history, neighbors, and God. What a great movie that would make. Oh, wait!
Video: Rachel Maddow on the Election
Rachel Maddow discusses the huge victories and advances on the best Election Day of our lifetimes.
Voters Exercise Their Liberty of Conscience At The Polls
Does the 2012 election suggest the a religious realignment in the US? Is fire and brimstone fundamentalism on the decline?
How Might Hillary Clinton's Exit Impact Uganda Kill-the-Gays Bill?
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended LGBT human rights in Africa. But human rights elsewhere were sacrificed. What will her replacement do
Is Billy Graham Becoming More Bachmann than Baptist?
In a statement issued by Billy Graham's long-time spokesperson A Larry Ross (whose present and previous client list incidentally represents a veritable who's who of
PFOX Doesn't Love Gay People; Who Are They Kidding?
The so-called "ex-gay" organization PFOX claims that they love gay people. The evidence suggests that it simply is not true. PFOX is a hate group
Sorry, Bishop Jackson, but George Washington Carver was Gay
A minister and a right-wing activist counter African American LGBT history with ignorance, insults, and contempt.
Karger: NOM Cost LGBT Community and Its Friends $30 Million
The corrupt and dishonest National Organization for Marriage has cost our community a fortune in time and money. Fred Karger says we should be angry
Will The LGBT Community Finally Get Marriage Monkey Off Its Back By Winning A Referendum?
There are currently six states and the District of Columbia where same-sex couples are allowed to marry. However, marriage was achieved there through legislatures or


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This cat was originally named Preston, but when we took her to the vet we found we had a Prestina instead! She can be a bit skittish, but then will follow you around meowing for lots of petting. She is mostly black with a few white flecks on her sides.


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OpenStack's latest release is now available, the first ever production ready open cloud infrastructure. Diablo is OpenStack's fourth release.
It includes updates to the storage, compute and image services.
We should place an asterisk to what is meant by production ready. It is ready but few have the expertise to build production ready environments with it.
Randy Bias and his engineers at CloudScaling represent that small group who can and have already built production ready clouds with the OpenStack cloud infrastructure.
Bias said in an interview today that Diablo requires people who know how to do such things as integrate hypervisors, develop the network and generally have the knowledge to build a cloud infrastructure.
But with OpenStack, Diablo is far more stable, Bias said. What it does need, for example, is better multitenancy and unified authentication.
Another issue is governance. Rackspace still pretty much controls the open-source project. Some argue OpenStack needs a benevolent dictator to keep the dozens of service providers in line that are contributing to the project.
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Here is what's new in Diablo:
OpenStack Compute (Nova) – New capabilities include a distributed scheduler allowing for virtual machines to be deployed globally, a high-availability networking mode to avoid downtime if a primary server fails and support for a new authentication system, OpenStack Identity Management.
OpenStack Object Storage (Swift) – New multi-cluster container sync allows a user to choose on a container by container basis which data to replicate in order to a separate cluster located in multiple geographical locations.
OpenStack Image Service (Glance) – Updates to the Image Service include new filtering and searching capabilities through the API, a highly requested feature by service providers that support a large number of customers globally.


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Pizza Hut Forced To Apologize Because One Of Their Employees Was Looking At Porn On His Break
(HuffPo) – Apparently, managers at one Richmond, Virginia, Pizza Hut are cool with employees taking porn breaks. Customers Dawn and Leon McKissick say they were shocked to find a worker at their local Pizza Hut allegedly looking at pictures of naked women. Managers did nothing after the McKissicks complained so the couple took the story to local news channel NBC 12, who inquired about the incident further. Manager Alexis Cunningham told the network that while they regretted that their customers "had to see that," the employee was on personal time and his viewing of the pornographic images doesn't affect "his job performance" even though he went back to prep food moments later.
So much in this story that I don't understand. First, a THREE HOUR break? That's what Pizza Hut gives you?! I had to go back and listen twice to make sure I heard that correctly. Three hours isn't even a break. That's just called the end of the work day. It's like how there's a difference between napping and sleeping. After a half hour you're no longer "on break" you're just "off work."
Second, why are these people so shocked that he went back to prepare food after. Like that's their main point of contention. He saw a naked woman THEN WENT TO COOK FOOD. Uh, so what? He wasn't jerking off with marinara sauce lube, right? Wasn't banging the stuffed crust like it was a flesh light, was he? No? Ok. Dude saw a few mature pics then decided it was time to get in the kitchen. If I wasn't allowed to cook every time I got turned on I'd be on a fast right now, the likes of which would make Ghandi look like a glutton.
Finally, dude is looking at what he wants. If you don't want to see it how about you keep your eyes on your own shit? I've never understood that. I've had friends tell me how fast they scroll past GTA when they're in public or class or whatever. Why? It's your computer bro. You can do whatever you want on it. People can avoid seeing what websites you're looking at by going to www.mindyourownfuckingbusiness.com.
PS – Please wait to be seated? Take it easy. You're Pizza Hut, not Abe and Louies.


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New to WA, Tacoma/Ft Lewis Area
Copied this from my "intro" post in the newbie forum. Any of you guys near the Tacoma area?
Name's Daniel and just joined up on here. Have been a member of a few other jeep sites for about 5 years but they have no "chapters" so to speak in the Washington area which I will be moving to in about 30 days. So did some looking and found this forum. Hoping to get linked up with some wheelers in the Tacoma/Ft Lewis area. Definitely looking forward to some new wheeling experiences in some new terrain. Texas wheeling is great but it sure is HOT! LoL.
'00 TJ, 4" lift, 37" MTRs, 4.56 gears, Locked front/rear, SYE, Custom fenders, Rock Sliders, Tom Woods Shafts, Chromoly Axle Shafts, and best of all it has a nice home on my trailer so I don't have to worry about driving it to work on Monday after breaking it on Saturday. I'm sure there are more mods that I can't think of at the moment since its midnight. Looking forward to some good wheeling with some good folks when I get there.
Welcome aboard ... Lots of kick ass trails up here, and plenty of folks to wheel with. Shout out when you get settled in.
Hot is something we DO NOT TOLERATE in the PNW ! 90% of the time it is between 45 & 70 and overcast! Actually the best wheelin weather if you ask me! If you can see Mt. Rainier bring your rain gear if you CAN'T see Mt.Rainier WEAR your rain gear! I live just outside the McChord field gate of JBLM (Ft. Lewis is no more) and wheel 3 or more time a month.With that kind of set up you will want to learn about "ELBE HILLS" asap-look at some elbe hills,busy wild youtube vids! i will be glad to show you,too!
I'm at JBLM as well. I live on post
I use to be stationed at McChord, then JBLM, then I escaped. I don't know much about the area as far as trails go, but if you need a mechanic I'd recommend Simmon's Automotive.. I hope you enjoy your assignment though!
When I had trouble with my jeep he gave me the straight scoop on how boned my jeep was, and then didn't charge me for any of those services. He also helped me out with pre-inspections of replacement vehicles I was going to buy to replace it at a very cheap cost.
Thanks for the info guys. That is definitely different kind of wheeling on the elbe hills videos than I'm used to, primarily wheel on rocks here in tx. Looks fun though. Think I'm going to have to invest in a top and some doors though. How far from jblm is that elbe hills?
Badmts, we'll have to link up when I get there. Planning to be there before june 1st.
I live on north fort of jblm. Few different adopts to go around base, all within two hours. Hit us up when you get here!
Elbe hills is about 40 miles,Evans creek is also about 40,Tahuya maybe as much as 50 but mostly Interstate/limited access so it goes faster. but I am going to tell you a secret(do not tell anyone else) Nisqually rec area and some other places(wink,wink) ARE ON JBLM! This is how I can wheel 3-5 days a month.Yeah I know the signs say,"blah blah blah,FEDERAL CRIME,blah blah,USE OF DEADLY FORCE AUTHORIZED-JUST KIDDING! This is not the greatest video but shows a small example of JBLM wheeling "Recovering a Jeep Wrangler from the Fort Lewis Mud"
Not much of a secret. And be advised, the federal cops do patrol that area. I've had to pull them out a time or two. Ended badly for a few wheelin and drinkin buddies as well.
Bob K.
In 3 months I have seen 3 trucks stuck in the ft Lewis mud alongside the range roads.
Hey fellas.
I got to Lewis last summer and deployed right after signing in. I just ordered a 2013 from ENCS and looking forward to checking out the wheeling when i get back next month.
DAMMIT JayMan ! Can't you DEPLOY any faster!We need you safe back here at JBLM ASAP! These AIRMEN can't handle the WILD WOMEN or ORV areas around here (I know this 'cause I'm an old SOLDIER). GODSPEED brother -see you when you get here!
Got the Jeep loaded on the trailer and the family packed up and Washington bound today. Hoping to be there by Wednesday!
I'm trying to locate a cheep knock around jeep to drive till the '13 model is delivered.
Hey - good time to ask... any consensus on the best off-road shop / or most military friendly one to help me kit out my jeep? I would really appreciate the advice, guys.
4 wheel parts on south tacoma way and Billy Bob's on meridian in Puyallup wa. are by far the largest .there are some independents and individuals on the forum that do some good work too.
Thanks! I've heard that Northridge 4x4 is supposed to be pretty nice as well. I'm sorting through what I want to upgrade my jeep with once I get my hands on it. Probably AEV wheels & 33in tires first, bumper/winch 2nd, coin tossing over some preformance kit (CAI, TMD hood) or AEV 2.5in lift next.
Arrived late Monday night to Spanaway/Frederickson area. Beautiful up here just hope the rain slows down. When does winter start around here?
Welcome. I got here to JBLM in November. Haven't had a chance to get out yet.
Washington weather is a little strange due to elevations and which side of Rainier you are on-Mt.Baker Wa. sometimes gets 500+ inches of snow in a season where the Puget Sound might not see anything but 37-42 degrees and drizzle for 30 days straight,Yakima is super dry and can swing from 50 at night to 100+ in the same day(sub 0 in winter) But the best short answer I can give is December to March and if you go high enough snow wheeling can be found all year
Cool thanks for the answer. Will you be doing any wheeling anyone soon? I've definitely got the itch to get out and wheel.
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Water supply and demand in Steamboat Springs* (in acre-feet per year)
- 2007 demand: 3,141
- 2027 projected demand: 7,206
- Current firm yield: 8,934
- Potential firm yield: 9,769 to 13,500**
* Includes city and Mount Werner Water and Sanitation District service areas
** Figure depends on whether and to what degree the Yampa River Wells are augmented by water in Stagecoach Reservoir and whether water storage is developed on the Elk River
Steamboat Springs City officials expect to see this week the first draft of a study identifying needed improvements to water and wastewater systems, their cost and future rates necessary to pay for them.
Those who say the city was too inattentive to water-related issues in its review of Steamboat 700 have complained that the 487-acre annexation was approved two weeks ago before the water study's completion. The annexation is subject to a group of residents' efforts to force a referendum election.
Among the candidates in this year's City Council election, Kevin Bennett has been the most vocal about water issues and said they are the No. 1 reason he is running for council against Councilwoman Cari Hermacinski. Bennett has said Old Town residents and businesses will pay to provide water infrastructure for the new development, noting that the city water service area does not include the mountain area served by Mount Werner Water District.
Steamboat Springs Public Works Director Philo Shelton said Monday that the pending water study will identify and prioritize water projects. Within the existing city limits, the biggest project is a new million-gallon water storage tank in western Steamboat.
Although the cost of that and other water projects will be built into new tap fees and usage rates for the existing city, Shelton said water system improvements necessitated by Steamboat 700 and other annexed areas - such as a potential reservoir on the Elk River with a cost estimate of $12.5 million - will be covered by separate tap fees for those areas large enough to cover the costs.
That's the main reason City Council President Loui Antonucci said council was comfortable with voting on the annexation before the study's completion.
"The funding source is there," Antonucci said. "The rate is going to be what the rate needs to be."
Water and wastewater usage rates will not be similarly segregated, but Shelton said he would expect the annexation of Steamboat 700 to put downward pressure on those because 90 percent of the city's operation and maintenance costs are fixed.
"It's not how much water you sell that matters," Shelton said. "It's customers."
In addition to separate tap fees for the annexed area, the developer of Steamboat 700 also is paying for the cost of a new 1.5-million-gallon water tank and $960,000 for legal and engineering work to develop some of the city's existing water rights in Fish Creek, Stagecoach Reservoir and the Elk River. The city's annexation agreement with Steamboat 700 does not require that any new, "wet" water rights be dedicated to the city.
Bennett and some other critics of Steamboat 700 have questioned the city's refusal to force developers to bring water rights to the table as an annexation requirement.
City and Mount Werner Water officials, however, are relying on a recently adopted water supply master plan that concluded that "the ability of the city and the district to meet anticipated future demands is quite good" but that "the city and the district should continue to consider and pursue the development of alternative water supply sources to increase redundancy in the community's water supplies."
Bennett disagrees and says the surplus water is needed to serve areas already within city limits and in the case of emergencies.
The water supply master plan, created by Stantec, is based on historical population growth of 3 percent a year since 1980 and water demand growth during the same period of 1 percent a year. The study concluded that the city has several decades "to identify, design and implement the next significant expansion of water supplies."
Mount Werner Water and Sanitation District General Manager Jay Gallagher said he is comfortable with the study and its conclusions and noted that "firm yield" is based on a worst-case scenario, in this case, the drought year of 2002. The city's and district's combined water demand in 2007 was 3,141 acre-feet, according to the study, and the projected demand for 2027 is 7,206 acre-feet. The city's current firm yield is about 9,000 acre-feet per year and could be increased to 13,500 acre-feet with the water projects that could ultimately accompany annexed properties.
"I support the conclusions of the Stantec report. There's no reason not to," Gallagher said. "Under the worst conditions we have seen over the past 80 years, this information says we're in pretty good shape."
The study does note that the community is vulnerable to a fire or other natural disaster in the Fish Creek watershed, the source of about 80 percent of the city's current firm yield and capacity.
"That's why it's important to diversify the sources," Gallagher said, "and the city's doing the right thing."


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Rihanna returned to the X Factor stage tonight for a performance of her latest single "We Found Love".
The Barbadian star caused quite the ruckus when she appeared on the series last year, as her skimpy stage costume and suggestive dance routine prompted thousands of complaints to OFCOM and ITV, because it aired before the watershed.
As a result, X Factor bosses were warned to tone things down on their 2011 run and we were interested to see if Rihanna would comply with her performance.
Tonight, she took to the stage with certainly more clothes on and modelled a cute little tartan dress which looked like something a tiny schoolgirl would wear to a birthday party!
We loved the cute black bow head band too and all in all, we think Rihanna stayed within the bounds of decency this evening.
The performance was a great one too – even if it was practically identical to the one she did on X Factor USA earlier in the week – and we just can't get enough of this song at the minute. Even if it was shot in our homeland of Northern Ireland and even if she is referring to the province as a 'hopeless place!'
However the UK couldn't be that bad, because after her performance, Rihanna confessed that she almost moved to England this year. She told Dermot O'Leary:
I almost moved here this year, I had so many shows that I thought maybe I should just live here.
It was a double celebration for the star too, as earlier tonight she had returned to the top of the UK singles chart with the track. The triumph made her the artist who has now spent the most time at the top of the chart this year, beating Adele in the process.
"We Found Love" is the first single from from Rihanna's sixth studio album 'Talk That Talk'. Did you enjoy the performance tonight? Leave your comments below.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- Tight end Coby Fleener admits he is grateful to have experience in the Indianapolis Colts' offensive changes.
New offensive coordinator, Pep Hamilton, was the coordinator at Stanford for Fleener, quarterback Andrew Luck and wide receiver Griff Whalen.
"Thankfully for me, I've been in the offense," Fleener said. "It's been helpful. But for guys that are just coming into the offense, it's a tough one to learn. I think Andrew, Griff and I are trying our best to relay small bits of information to guys."
Coach Chuck Pagano is happy with Luck's comfort level heading into his second season.
"He's doing well, " Pagano said of Luck. "Obviously, we've talked at length about how bright the guy is. Even though we've changed some things from a system standpoint, terminology, formations, all those types of things.
"He's only a year removed from a lot of the things he's hearing again as far as Pep coming in and installing the things that we are installing offensively. I feel like he's very comfortable with where we are at this point."
With so many roster changes since the end of the 2012 season, defensive end Cory Redding's role as a leader in the locker room and on the field is taking greater significance:
"In my mind, I'm always a leader," Redding said. "That's just how I am. That's my makeup and I can't change. I just lead by example, lead vocally whenever it needs to be. But for the most part, I have fun with my teammates and I really engage everybody, have everybody feel like they're part of it."
Safety LaRon Landry, a veteran free agent pickup from the New York Jets, has not participated in the Colts' OTA sessions. Landry has been working out on his own but is expected to take part in the team's mandatory workouts next week.
The Colts' first-team offensive line during most of the OTA workouts this spring has been left tackle Anthony Castonzo, left guard Donald Thomas, center Samson Satele, right guard Mike McGlynn, and right tackle Gosder Cherilus. Rookies Khaled Holmes (center) and Hugh Thornton (guard) have also rotated in with the first group.


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Hunter-gatherer groups make humans unique
Elizabeth Weise is acting as our guest columnist for this week's Science Snapshot.
People in hunter-gatherer societies tend to live in groups composed of people they're not related to. And that, according to a paper out in this week's edition of the journal Science, is surprising — and powerful in the same way the Internet is powerful.
Human beings are odd primates for many reasons, but two big ones are that we cooperate with people we're not related to and we learn from each other. Evolutionary behavioral scientists and others have tried to explain that by saying that for most of our history, we lived in small groups of people we were related to, folks it makes sense to share with from an evolutionary perspective. The thinking goes that once humans started living in larger groups, around non-kin, that helping kind of "stuck," though it didn't make as much evolutionary sense.
Now a group of researchers has published a paper saying that when they looked at 32 present-day foraging (hunter-gatherers) peoples, the vast majority of their bands (small tribes) are composed of non-kin.
And that, in turn, means that hunter-gatherers are always blending and moving in smaller and larger groups, with lots of interaction between them. The interaction facilitates learning and the exchange of new ideas — all of which are of hallmarks of humanity.
"You don't evolve the cognitive propensity to learning if you aren't exposed to ideas that are worth copying," says Kim Hill, a professor of human evolution at Arizona State University and lead author on the paper.
"If you're a chimpanzee, for example, the total number of individuals you're exposed in a life time is maybe 10 or 15 adults and it's pretty unlikely that those adults will come up with something useful you'd want to copy," he says.
But humans, even in small hunter-gatherer groups, are likely to have friendly social interactions with about 1,000 different people "and some of those people might have come up with an idea worth copying."
It's well established that when human groups are isolated and not in contact with other tribes or bands, they begin to lose cultural complexity. Pacific islanders on smaller islands forget ocean fishing techniques. One small tribe even forgot how to make fire.
Which is why humanity is like the Internet. One network alone isn't that powerful. Connect it to another and it's more than doubled in power. Connect in even more and with each addition, it becomes richer and more powerful. Human culture is like that because humans share things they've learned across tribal boundaries in ways that other primate species don't, Hill says.
Why humans are different from the great apes, given that we live in these non-kin bands, is an interesting question. Hill and the group that worked on the paper posit that it all began with pair bonding, with fathers staying associated with their female partners and helping them raise the children. That's different from other primates, where females raise children alone and males are only a transitory blip in their lives.
That, in turn, creates a link not just between the male and female partner, but between their children and their siblings. Now imagine a daughter moving to live in another roving band and forming a pair bond with a male there. When she and her new family come back into contact with her parents' band again, they aren't strangers in the way apes would think of them as strangers. Her brother, still living with her parents, recognizes her and is friendly with her. He's also friendly with her mate. Instead of fighting unknown males, they are socially connected but not related.
"You end up bonding two male lineages that have no genetic link," says Hill.
"They're not killing each other on sight but having a friendly interaction."
And that, in turn, allows individuals to move back and forth between groups in a way that other primates, including chimpanzees or orangutans, do not. "That kind of transfer never happens in any other species that we know of," says Hill.
As to why pair bonding happened in the first place, it's been suggested that it came about as our hominid ancestors took on a new feeding niche, shifting to more difficult-to-get resources such as food that required some extraction, whether edible roots or pits from inside plants, from protective coverings or animals from holes in the ground.
This was a niche that was more difficult for human children to exploit, so they stayed dependent on adults, which in turn favored mothers who had the aid of fathers in gathering resources to ensure children lived to reproduce. This shift happened about 2 million years ago.
Why did it take 2 million years to get from digging up tubers and peeling them to Roberts Rules of Order? "That's something we haven't figured out yet," says Hill.


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After a strong year for solar electricity in 2011, the world's cumulative solar photovoltaic (PV) electricity capacity for 2012 rang in at just over 101 gigawatts (GW), according to new market figures from the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA). Each year, the world's PV installations are able to reduce CO2 emissions by 53 million tons. The market for PV development is growing globally, seen by the estimated 30 GW connected to the grid and made operational in 2012. Nearly 17 GW of installation is present in Europe, with the top countries being Germany, Italy, and France. Roughly 13 GW is produced in the top three non-European markets of China, the U.S., and Japan. The final results for PV development in 2012 will be released in May, in EPIA's annual "Global Market Outlook for Photovoltaics 2013-2017." EPIA President Winfried Hoffmann added, "The key going forward will be to address these new market challenges and continue policies that help PV technology to grow sustainably, continuing its evolution to a mainstream electricity source."
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North Vernon Banner Plain Dealer (Newspaper) - July 20, 1905, North Vernon, Indiana THE PtAIN DEALER. mow«. 110,17. "YOU CAN'T LOSE OLD JENNINGS" IN ANY FIELD OF USEFUL ENDEAVOR JLOimm Publislied Weekly at ÜVortli Vernon, Indiana, Jnly 20, 1905. Contains all the IVews of tlie county. Mrs. Vincent Shepherd, of Da-pont, was in town Saturday. Mrs, John Jacobs was at Indianapolis part of last week. For good photos go to White's. l. I r l r » Mrs. Vincent Shepherd, of Da-pont, was in town Saturday. W. J. Harper spent Friday at Holton. M. C. Cull spent Sunday at his home in Madisun. Sam Jarris, of Indianapolis, was in town Monday. Beer & Barth only handle goods that can be guaranteed. Frank Robinson and wife spent Thnnday in Cincinnati. Sylvester Rinear, of Champion, was in the city Saturday. Sylvester Rinear, of Champion, wu in the city Satarday. Bev. Will Wzapp left for Battle Lake, Minnesota, Friday morning. Col. S. C. Spoor was down from Elwood for a day or two recently. Nathan Palmer and wife, of near Dnpont, were here Satur-day. £. R. Shepherd, of Hayden, was in the city visiting relatives Saturday. Mrs. Jay Cook spent one recently with her small son in Madi- Rev. John Brazelton and wife will leave Saturday for Bethany Park. Mrs. Henry Black, of Osgood, was the guest of relatives here over Sunday. Fred Tripp and family are now located in their new home on Jackson street. James Meek, of South Bend, and John Layman, of Lovett, were hare Saturday. G«o. Jordan, one of the clerk's in Tech Br(Mi. store is taking a week's vacation. Between the fat woman and the big fish, excitement ran high here Monday morning. Postmaster I. L. Green and wife, of Scipio, were in the city shopping Saturday. Dennis Cassin and son, John, Henry Reichle and Fred Weber were at Westport Sunday. John C. Busby was on the sick list Saturday and Sunday, being a victim of cholera morbus. OUR PROSPECTS H. C. Hughes has improved his State street property by the ad-dition of a commodous l^m. Mrs. Hannah Wachtel and daughter, Elma, of Cincinnati, were guests of Mrs. J. D. Cone over Sunday. Mrs. Winnie Gumble has sold her farm at Nebraska Ind., and has moved to 111. with her youngest son Willie. Stedman King, of Osgood, traveling selesman for the Lightning Yeast Company of that pkoe, was here Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Shook and daughter Ruby of Lafayette, spent Saturday here as they were on their way to Osgood to visit relatives. The Madison Chautauqua is full of goo 1 things this year. It will last 11 days from August 10 to 20. It wiUbe"worth whUe." We are indebted to R. A. Creigmile for a complimentary ticket to the Osgood fair which will as usual be one of the best in the State. Miss Alice Bradford, of Flora, 111., and Jessie Bradford, of Chicho, will arrive in a few days to visit their mother, Mrs. Mary Bradford. Will Bay and family were called to WestTOrt the first of the week to attend the funeral of Mr. Tanner, the grandfather of Mrs. Bay'a daughters. Adam Droitcour, who lives in Casterville, Texas, will read the Plain Dealer this year through the courtesy of his sister, Mrs. Kate Weber. Mrs. John Wheaton, Mrs. J. D. Cone and Mrs. Byron Wheaton went to Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Wheaton wiU not return be-fore next Sunday. Editor Chapman, of the Madison Democrat, was in the city Friday on the way to French Lick to attend a meeting of the Democratic Editorial Association. .Mrs. Harding Yater, of Osgood, was here the first of the week on her way io visit her friend, Mrs. A. M. O'Connor, in Indianapolis. Before cfBtuming they will both a few (uiys at Bethany Miss Tina Andrews and sister, Abbieand Mis. Markle, left here Monday for their cottage on the lakes where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. Markle will also make one of the party. Gbo. Little the well known horseman, of Greensburg, was here Monday on his way to Madi-son where he is going to operate a Ferris Wheel, Railway and Men^. S.round daring the fair. He will here next week with the railroad. Pitm. Weedman, Miss Foster and Mbs Jayne returned the latter part of last week from Asbury Park where they had been attend-ing the National Teachers Association. They are all quite en-thusiastio over their trip which they e^yed, especially the ocean trip. While at Asbury Pork they had the pleasure of hearing President Roosevelt make qwech. WERE NEVER BETTER FOR CURING THE INSANE HOSPITAL. SE- OUR NATURAL AOVANTAGES Over All Other Cities Are So Great That They Cannot Be Ignored. The map for the site of the In-sane Hospitable was completed and sent away Monday. The water has been analyzed and found pure. Our prospects for securing the asylum were never better than they an now. The advantage which North Vernon possesses over other cities in the district are such that the Commissioners cannot ignore them. They are all well kown to our readers and do not need to be reiterated. Mr. A. A. Tripp feels very confident that we will get the asylum because of our superior advantages. When interviewed Monday he stated that it would probably be thirty days before the site was selected but that on account of our natural advantages he felt that North Vernon would be selected. Pearl Weaver is visiting friends in Indianapolis. Freda and Irma Schierling are visiting relatives in Madison. John Allee, of Nebraska, was a business visitor here Monday. Mrs. Peter Siener and daughter, Helen, were at Seymour last week. Harry Reeves, who lives in the South, has joined his family here. John Shumaker and Steve Fox were at Butlerville Sunday evening. Chas. Glen of Indianapolis, was here Monday on his way to Lexington. Frank Robinson and family spent Sunday with relatives in Seymour. Miss Louise Harlow has returned from a visit with relatives at Versailles. Quite a number from here went to Vernon Monday night to the band concert. Miss Edith Reynolds spent sev-days last week with relatives at Brewersville. N. Hecht and wife, of Cincinnati, are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Mose Gumble. The Ironclads defeated Greensburg at Westport Sunday by a score of 8 to 5. Remember H. C. Barth guarantees satisfaction in all Optical work or refunds money. William Elingner, of Indianapolis, spent several days here this week with relatives. J. M. Dils and wife spent Sat-ur^y and Sunday at Greensburg with Hudson Dils. Dr. J. H. Riley Jr., of Sardinia, and Mr. Treeman, of Greensburg, were here one day recently. Not a cent wanted, unless you are oared. If you are sick and ailing, take HoUister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A great bleseiug to the human familv. Makes you well—keeps you well, 35 cente. B. Doll. John Clerkin and sister Stella, were the guests of John Cain and family near Brewersville Sunday. The Peanuckles won from the Buster Browns Sunday at the Fair Grounds by a score of 10to2. If you want a nice brooch, ring, Chains, Fob, buttons, etc. B^r & Barth have it for you at the right price. Ed Kin^ wife and son came over from Evansville Sunday to visit her parents, Net Mitchell and wife. Ed Claren and wife, of Cincinnati, came Sund^ to visit her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Thurston. He returned in the evening but she will remain for a week. J. W. Biedert, who has been a Seattle, Wash., is now located at Watertown, S. Dakota, where he has employment in a machine anc t>oilermaking establishment. Beautify your complexion with little cost. If you wish a smooth, clear, creamlike complexion, rosy cheeks, laughing eyes take Hollister's Bocky Mountain Tea, greatest beautifier known. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets iB. B. DoU. Mrs. Wm. Harmon and daugb ter, Mrs. Gus Verbarg, are at Creat, 111. this week visiting Wm Harmon who is working there for Miller Bros., putting in bridges for the Big Four railroad. .Remember the M. E. Ladies wil serve a lunch at the home of Mrs Ernest Ewan this evening. Al are invited to attend. An inter eating program will also be render ed. Dr. T. M. Brenton and son. Master Thaddeus, of Osgood, were here last Thursday evening on their way to Chicago to visit the Doctor's daughter, Mrs. W. A. I Miller. Mrs, John Jacobs was at Indianapolis part of last week. For good photos go to White's. It will pay you to read our ads this week. John McCarnan spent Sunday at Shoals, Anna Cassin has returned home from North Bend, O. Ira Knight and wife, of Sardinia, were here Saturday. Mrs. E. T. Lindsey spent the past week in the county. Joe Verbare and Frank Robinson were at Westport Sunday. J. B. Miller and sister, Carrie, spent Sunday in Greensburg. The Christian Sunday school picnicked north of town Tuesday. Anthony Gaughan, who lives south of town, was here Monday. Mrs. John Jacobs has returned to her home in Ballston Spa., N. Y. Mrs. Tony Walters, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan Hall. John Bailey, of Indianapolis, and Lora Sprague visited friends lere Sunday. Mrs. Joe Dieringer, of Sand-creek township, was in town Tuesday shopping. Everybody attending the fair will be welcome at Don Davis' drug store. Sarah McNutt spent Sunday with Royal and Mary Faucett, near Butlerville. Miss Fay Sullivan will entertain Miss Cooper, of Columbus, during the fair. Will Rittenhouse, of Baltimore, ; kid., will arrive this week to spend part of his vacation. Miss Celia Speckbaugh, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday with J. B. ! diller and family. Lena Rapp returned from a visit with her friend, Lora Sprague, at Benville Sunday. Theodore Verbarg and lady j riend, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday here with relatives. Vincent McAllister is here from 'ndianapolis with his wife who is very low at this writing. W. G. Young and sister have moved into their newly purchased property on Walnut street. Benson & Hughes, of this city, lave bought out the Rosenburg Clothing Store in Corumbus. The Gilt Edge Cinch Club is playing cinch this afternoon at -he camp on Sam Youngs farm. Mrs. Will Abbett and children returned to their home at Indianapolis after visiting relatives here. Vade Little and family spent Sunday with his parents, John ittle and wife, near Brewersville. Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the blood by straining our impurities and tones up the whole system. Cures ney and bladder troubles. Sold by E. B, Doll, Geo. Simmons started the brick work for John Euler's new building on Walnut street Tuesday morning. John Denniston and John Hill, of Sardinia, were here one day recently with a drove of cattle for ! jink Adkins. We would like to ask Otto larms about the blackberries, Tom down on the farm, that he received by mail? A. B. Baas, ot Morgantown, had to get up ten or twelve times in the night and had a serve backache and pains in the kidneys. Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by £. B. Doll. J, F. Brennan and wife and diss Mary Peel, of Memphis, Tenn., are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Martin Gaughan, near town. Mrs. L. L. Hall is here from Cherubusco to spend the remainder of the summer. Her husband Prof. Hall will join her in a few days. Brolley & Orr commenced excavating for the new First National Bank building Monday morning and will push the work as rapidly as possible. NEW TRIBE OF RED MEN INSTITUTED AT NEBRASKA THURSDAY NIGHT. Last Thursday evening Mus-catatuck degree team accompanied )y several other members of the ocal tribe went overland to braska, a little town 14 miles of this city, and there under direction ot David Neeley, stituting Chief, conferred team, Chas, in a three degrees upon the palefaces that were presented. Old Muscatatuck degree under its able team master, Schwake, put the work on creditable manner. The wigwam in which the braves had to work was small and very warm making it quite uncomfortable for all in the way of heat, but considering all surroundings the team worked under the new tribe should feel jroud of the start given them by Muscatatuck tribe. The new tribe has chosen "Nebraska" as its name and has upon its roster nearly all the best men in that neighborhood, and those not there, soon will be, for, the braves are scouting the forests for palefaces and but few will escape. After the work the wives and daughters of the members of the new tribe served a lunch in the ansy Club hall. Below we give a list of officers and members: And Let The Euler building which was moved to Buckeye street from Walnut and Madison streets, is being remodeled and it will soon be ready for occupancy. The Southwestern Book, published by J. C. Kelly, Advertisin Agent of the B. O. S-W. reache our desk Wednesday brim full of good things. The book, like the road, is the "best ever" Try a pure virgin olive oil for that stomach and liver trouble There is as much nutriment in ; oz. as there is in one pound o beef, besides its great healing qualities. Don Davis sells the right kind in any quantity. Misses Tillie Moncrief, Pear Rice, Minnie White, Georgia Amos, and Messrs Carl Wildey Wairen Huckleberry, Marshal Woolery and Plat White, Jr. picnicked near Brewersville lasl; Thursday afternoon. The report that Frank Jarvis, of this city, had killed Will Koontz, of Butlerville, while in a fight in Illinois where they were both employed proved to be without foundation. Thev had a fight and Koontz was hurt but was able to go to work in a few days. US 24 CHARTER MEMBER. ^ed Men Are Fast Pushing To The Front In This County. Ne-east the In-the James Gordon O. S, Orrell Morris Wildev R, D. I^an ' -Archie Reese J. M, Howard Harry Grinstead, Adam Steinmetz S. G, Hardesty, J. A. Ralston. C. D. Baldwin, S, Jackson, Samuel Moore, D Orrell, Lafe Ellis, Jack Elliott. Prophet, Sachem. Senior-Sagamore. J un ior-Sagamore. C, of R. - - K, of W. J A. Jackson, and - - Trustees. F. G, Woolf, E. C. Smton, G. W. Underwood, H. Brown, M. Johnson, James Toole, A. P. Graham,LET'S WAKE UP!Folks Know Earth. We Are On Council Proceedings. The benefits to be derived from a city or town advertising its advantages as a location for the establishment of manufacturing concerns employing small or large numbers of working people cannot be overestimated. If a merchant can sell his goods by advertising, an I of course he can, there is no reason why a city or a town or even a wilderness cannot attract ; )eople and factories to it by a judicious advertising of its special advantages. Many cities throughout the country are now engaged in adver-ising their peculiar advantages "by means of books, pamphlets and circulars and even by newspaper advertising. The business men of Fort Wayne, Ind,, are following this )lan with remarkable success, lecognizing that they have a splendid city, they propose to spend some money placing the act before others, using such suitable mediums as will lead to the results desired. In Dallas, Tex , a club has been organized to use its efforts to increase the population to 150,000, This organization has 300,000 pieces of advertising matter concerning Dallas ready for dis-liribution. It also proposes to use space in Texas newspapers to tell about the city's advantages as a Dusiness and residence center. In Rostbern, Canada, the town council has appropriated $500 to assist a local organization in Dooming the town. At 787 Eighteenth street. Denver, is an association called the Colorado Press Bureau, formed for the purpose of telling the world about the great state of Colorado and its daily advancement. This bureau sends out printed matter once a week to leading newspapers presenting interesting occurrances connected with the state's growth. The city of Williamsport. Pa,, has one of the most energetic publicity bureaus in the country, and so has Niagara Falls, N. Y. Miss Bertha Gaus returned to her home at Anderson, yesterday after a visit with relatives here and at Weston. Only one bid was received for building a fish ladder, that was Neely & Schwake and was for $150.00. The bid was not accept-ed as it was hoped there would be some competition in the bidding. Bills to the sum of $632.39 were allowed. The Auditoring committee reported some slight errors in the Treasurer's report which have been corrected. A petition signed by thirty-six business men was presented asking that the city give a bonus of $250.00 to the glass factory and make the factory a loan of $250. to enable the men to make some needed improvements while the factory was closed. The petition was granted. The loan is to be paid back in installments of $15.00 per week commencing the fourth week after the fires are started. Liquor licenses were granted to John Burke, John Keichle, Wm. Stein and Barney Eder. The street committee was directed to find out how much stone would be required to metal South Gum streei from Walnut street to the corporation line and to see if a crusher could be obtained. Street to be metaled for a width of 9 feet. Building permit was granted Miller Bros, for a residence on lot 538 in block R. R. The petition of the ' property owners on the North side of West Hoosier street from Washington street to Romines comer for a four foot side walk and curbing was granted. Bond ordinance was passed for payment of assessments for those who applied for payment on the installment plan on Pierce and South Gum streets improvements. The contract was awarded Harry Hicks for building the foundation for the new pump and for making connection. His bid was $60.00. Mayor Meloy was authorized to enter into a contract with Fred W. C. Bailey for making some necessary improvements at the electric light plant. Bernie Kay was here Monday. Paul Meloy spent Sunday here, Rev. P. O. Duncan has returned home. has gone ta photograph 1000 Grades and prices White. Wanted—to babies in 1905. to suit all. White's customers receive the benefit of his constant endeavor to keep abreast of the limes. You get the latest and best at his studio. The best photos are made on Aristo, Aristo Carbon, and Platine. White finishes his best work on these papers. Miss Lena Gumble, who has been in St. Louis for several weeks will arrive home this evening. The Happy Eight met with Miss Hazel Tripp Friday night, Mabel Fitzgerald being an additional guest. Called Home. Mrs. Vincent McAllister, better known as Lena Frisz, died Wed-nesday noon at the home of her parents, Jacob Frisz, jr., and wife. She was brought here several weeks ago from her home in Indianapolis suffering from (juick consumption. Her married ife was brief but happy. She was married about two years ago, and is survived by her young lusband and a four months old daughter. She was hopeful of recovery until a couple of days be-ore she passed away. Tuesday morning she called all of her ; amily to her bedside and told them goodbye. Soon after she passed to unconsciousness from which she never rallied. She was well loved by her family and rriends being a girl of noble character. The funeral will be leld tomorrow at nine o'clock rom St. Mary's church. For Trade. I have $800 worth of stock groceries and general Mdse. with building and living rooms total $1,600 clear. Will trade for a farm. W. W. Olcctt. The Fair. The fair with all of its noise and bustle will be with us Tuesday. It is an event eagerly looked 1 'orward to each year and this one will prove no exception to the rule. ''The fair" means a great deal to all of the people in old Jennings and to many in adjoining counties. The attractions this year are up to the standard and a good fair may be expected. Lots of Attractions. Jay Cook has been very success-: 'ul in securing attractions for the Bir. He has more shows and amusenents than ever before, things that will please every one. You can see an electrical show. The fat woman, The Hand Cuff King, The Bailey Sisters, the great song and dance artists and other attraction too numerous to mention. There will be an immense number of horses entered or the races which will be of unusual interest. Taken all in all the prospects for a good fair fine. John Holmes Rushville to work. Forrest Harrington, of Columbus, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Emmogene Leonard has been very sick this week. Chas. Everett has been at West Baden for the past ten days. Jud. Gorman and wife have returned home from Cincinnati. George Shuck, of Findly, III,, has our thanks for a renewal. Mrs. B. A. Butler, of Wadena, is a new subscriber this week. A party of young people enjoyed a horse back ride Tuesday night. W. S. Shepherd and wife, spent Sunday with relatives in Lovett township. Ed Holland and Ed Whitcomb spent Sunday and Monday in Greensburg. Miss Myrtle Jackson, is stayinjr with her aunt who lives on south Gum street. Ethel Benham, of Columbus, spent Sunday here with Mrs. John Norris. Miss Carrie Becker is visiting with friends in Chicago and Springfield, 111. Beer & Barth handle the best watches made—Hamilton, Illinois, Elgin and Waltham. S. C. Whitcomb is expected home in a few days from Washington, D. C. Letha and Helen Wetzel returned home Monday after a visit with relatives at Weston. Aggie Norris will return in a few days from an extended visit to friends in Indianapolis. Richard Beer and mother ar rived from Louisville Wednesday to vist Robt. Beer and wife. Mrs. Harry Reeves and children have returned here from Ohio where they had been visiting. Miss Josie Campbell entertained the Happy Eight with a slumber party one night recently. If you have an old worn out farm you can't use. I can give you good value. W. W. Olcott. Don't suffer with headache when you cau get a pair of glasses of E, C. Barth that will stop it. The Tuesday Afternoon Cinch Club met this week with Mrs. E G. McClure. Mrs. Mose Gumble won the prize Dr. Stemm went to Madison Wednesday night and attended banquet given by the Jefferson county Medical Association. While attending the fair drop in and order the rural route edition of the Indianapolis News or Morning Star of Don Davis—offers only good till August 15th. are Letter List. Following is a list of letters remaining in the postoffice at North Vernon, Ind., for the week ending July 15,1905. Dever, Mrs. Carrie Foreman Miss Florence Scott, Mr. George letter Applicants for above please say "advertised" giving date of list. If not called for in two weeks will be sent to dead etter office. JosBPH S. Smith, P. M. Complimented. Otto White received quite a compliment at Winona this season. In his exhibit list year was a photo of his s jn, Leslie, taken with a straw hat pushed back on his head and a sheaf of wheat and a sickle in his arms. This picture appeared this year in the souvenir program, was reproduced in the Winona official paper and permission was asked and the re-guest granted for it to appear in the Indiana Farmer. J. E. McQuaid and wife entertained at their beautiful new home, south of town the following guests, Misses, Anna McBride, Anna and Alice Murphy, Inez Bland and Isabella Beason, Messrs, Charles and Joe McBride, Ray Marsh, Ernest Fitzgerald and Mike McDonald. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent in various games, boat riding was)!the chief amusement of the day, ice-cream, cake and lemonade were served. The uests departed at a late hour each oping to spend many more such pleasant days. Real Estate Transfers. Jennie Jordon to J. A. Daugherty 80 acres $1200. MaryC. Lester to John Hülse lot Vernon $650. P. C. McGinty to Harry S. Wetzel lot No. Vernon $800. Henry Fisher to Rebecca Worland lot No. Vernon $1500 Henry Fisher Rebecca Worland lot North Vernon $1. John R. Collins to Wilder Young lot No. Vernon $1200. J. A. Daugherty to Emmett T. Carson 100 acre $1060. Mary Buchanan to Ellen Smith 40 acres $200.Seed For Sale. tfapenese Buckwheat for sale address. John Amos North Vernon Ind., R. R. No. 4. The New Baptist Church Is now being built, and when completed will be a neat and commodious house of worship. The ladies of the church have pledged themselves to raise one thousanc. dollars toward the payment of the amount the building will cost, and in order to help meet this obligation will serve regular meals and other refreshments, on the grounds during each day of the Fair next week. City cream, lemonade and cake will be served at all hours and the best of meals will cost only 25c each. Will you kindly extenc to them your patronage and thus assist in the good work they have undertaken. By Order of Committee. NOTICE! Bring ns your grain. We pay the highest market price at all times. New 2 Red Wheat.... 86C New Oats (No. or better) 25C Sou»dCorn (any color) 55C ^ee us before selling. EBERTS & BRO., Tription Mills. TVortli A^eriion.Notice, Rev. P. O. Duncan will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening.Counterfeit Money. While walking along a path in a piece of woods on the old Haines farm, west of this city, Neal Clark discovered several pieces of counterfeit coins, which he picked up and brought to Cashier Fall, of the First National Bank, who promptly reported the matter to the Federal authorities. An investigation is now in progress.To Have NevT Outfit. A representative of an Indianapolis regaha house was in this city Monday night with a large line of suits which were looked over by Muscatatuck Tribe of Red !!d!en. The tribe expects to purchase new parphanalia soon, and if an opportunity is presented will go to Indianapolis in October and put on several degrees during the Great Council meeting.A Good Record. But few if any, persons in town realize what good work our police do. Since January first, Marshal Suddith has made 28 arrests and the night police have made 31 making a total of 59 arrests in six months. The vigilance of thf> police has a great deal to do with breaking up lawlessness and they are to be commended for their work. - " • ^ • ■ ■ A select crowd had a swell little dance in the Whitcomb opera louse Tuesday night. The music was furnished by colored musicians from Madison. Those who enjoyed the dance were: ' Misses Blanche Rubottom, Mabel Rash. Mabel Fitzgerald, Merle Stemm, Hazel Tripp. Messrs. Lawrence Olmsted, Curtis Russell, John Green, Oliver L'ttle, Joe Verbarg. Ed Holland, Frank Robison, Myron Bettman.Madison Chautauqua. The attractions for the Madison Chautauqua this year are almost iirresistable. The Chautauqua lasts for 11 days from August 10 to 20 and each day has such a good program it is hard to divine which one will be best. William Jennings Bryan wilF give address. The Prince of Peace, Aug. 17. Sam Jones will entertain the people Aug 14. Frank R. Robertson, Frank Vaughn and many other noted men will lecture during the Chautaugua. Tents for camping can be rented at reason able rates. Address for further particulars. L. V. Cravens, Sec'y. Madison, Ind.Quietly Married. Miss Ida, the youngest daughter of Robt. Beer and wife, and Joe Roseberry, were quietly married last Tuesday evening at half past eight o'clock by Rev. Yount at his residence. The happy couple left on the Big Four train at 9.25 for a trip to the Lakes. Both are well known young people of excellent standing and their friends wish for them a happy life. Announcement cards were sent out Wednesday. They will be home to their friends after July twenty-first at 218 Sixth street. The Plain Dealer extends good wishes.FRANKLIN PROVED EASY- The Reds administered an awful beating to the Franklin club at Midway Sunday before a good crowd. The visitors attributed their poor showing to the effects .of a hard game the day before and the intense heat cut a verdict of the "bleacherites" taken after the eight inning would have dubbed them as cellar champions in a "Prairie League." Figure the dope from any angle and the team which now represents the college town can not be classed with the Reds. The local bunch played fast ball in the field, on the bases and hit like big leaguers. As a result of their defensive work Franklin made a single tally and barely escaped a shut out. On the inside they bagged twelve safties for a total of twenty-one bases which with some loose playing on the part of their opponents netted them thirteen runs. Owing to the heat Mgr. Davenport decided to use both of his pitchers and to Hutchings was given the task of working the first half. He was a complete puzzle during the time he officiated on the rubber, «llowing two scratch singles while his control was perfect. Derringer took up the running in the sixth and easily blanked the visitors until the ninth when he momentarily lost control. He passed Polk as a starter and Stack singled sharply to right. F. Pool hit to the rubber and Howard's throw to catch Polk at third was late, filling the bases. Baty scratched a hit past first scoring Polk, but that was all, for Derringer applied the brakes and retired the side. While the Reds only scored in three innings thf»y made enough while they were at it. Duke started the game for Franklin and got off all right in the first but was batted viciously in the second, the Reds scoring twice. They continued the onslaught in the third and after six runs had been sent across Duke was replaced by Poole who did better. He gave out in the sixth however and Duke was sent back for another drubbing. The score: R H E 1 1 U 3 X 13 13 2 Franklin 00000000 Reds 02600005 Earned funs, Reds 9; three base hit«. Hatchings 3; two base hits, Trit>p i. C. Darrineer: base on balls, off Darringer 1, off Dnke 4. off Fool l;strackout, by Hutcbingsl.bjr Damnger 8, by Duke 2, by Fool 1; hits off, Hatchings in 5 inning8 2, off Darringer iu 5 innings 4, off Dake in 4 innings 11, off Pool in 4 innings 1; umpire King; time 1:50.Assaulted an Officer. Amos Griner, of Columbia township, came to town Saturday and after tanking up began to show off. He struck some young boy and when Clifford Eckstein interfered told Glif a few things he could do to him. Marshal Suddith was told of his action and hunted the fellow up and told him if he did not behave he would arrest him Grner answered insolently "I don't know whether you will or not" where upon Suddith immediately placed him under arrest and as he is a husky sort of a fellow quietly put nippers on him. He went along all right until they were almost to the jail, and where there were no passers by when he threw up his free ¿and and struck at the Marsh«»l who dodged and pulled his club and struck at Griner who warded off the blow. Finally both men were thrown and by that time help had arrived and Griner, bleeding profusely, was landed in jail. Marshal Suddith was not hurt as the fellow never got in a lick at him. When his supper was taken to him later he threw the dishes against the wall breaking them into pieces. Monday morning he was up before Mayor Meloy who fined him $55.00 which he promptly paid, He comes from a fine family and is all right when he is not drinking. The heavy fine was partly for resisting an ofiicer.NOTES. Indianapolis Mets is billed at Midway for next Sunday. With good weather they should draw a good crowd. Bloomington follows on the 30th coming here from Rushville where they play a series of games. Hutchings carried off the batting honors with three triples. "Old Hutch" bats in a class by himself. Tripp injured his foot sliding to third in the sixth and was forced to retire. Will Smith and Charley Doyle, the two Reds, who are out with the Marion Owls on a trip have forgotten what a victory looks like. Perhaps it is because they are only worth "fi^ pents novr." __ Up to the ninth inning of Sunday's game the Reds had made a run of 19 successive innings without being scored on. That means real ball playing.For Trade. $3,000 to $5,000 worth of general Mdse. For farm. W. W. Olcott.For Sale. Two residences. Each large lots. Address City. one has E vaia Jones,For Trade. $3,000 to $4,000 stock of shoes. Wanted farm in Jennings county. W. W. Olcott.Surprised Her. Mrs. J. F. Davis, who lives between here and Vernon, was completely surprised Tuesday evening by about twenty of her friends from both towns going in on her to spend the evening. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were taken down by the ladies. Those who went were: Mrs. G. W, Bantz, Mra. J, B. Miller. Mrs. J. 8. Smith, Mrs. Wm. Stein, Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald, Mrs. O, Gautier, Mrs, C. Westover, Mrs. Wolf Gumole, Mrs. Ed Beck. Mrs. W. Bichardaon, Mrs. C. Brenner, Mrs. C. Everett, Isabel Overmyer, Hanna Gumble, Kathryn Yater, Hattie Gautier, Carrie Miller, Edith Hmith, Caroline Bantz. ;
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ROCCAT Kone[+] Gaming Mouse & Isku Gaming Keyboard Review
ROCCAT may not sound like a familiar name to you, but in time, that could change. The company has been in the European market for a number of years, and has just broken into the US scene earlier this year. To get a good idea of what the company has to offer, we're taking a look at its Kone+ gaming mouse and Isku gaming keyboard.
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I've been using the Kone+ and Isku since reviewing it since I wanted to see how they both stand up to typical surfing and gaming. Sadly the Kone+ has started to act up. As I move from right to left the cursor hangs up...badly. I've reinstalled the driver and tried a few other little tricks but nothing has fixed it.
It's so bad that I'm likely going to go back to my CM Storm Sentinel Advance since it has been rock solid for years.
It's acting up a mere three or four months after the review? That's ridiculous.
Yep. By comparison, my Sentinel mouse has lasted several years and has been put through more than the Kone+. We're talking pre-parenthood gaming marathons. ;)
Might be something as simple as dust. Sometimes, typically with dual laser mice, if dust settles or catches under the lens, it'll prevent it from moving along a single axis. That or it really is dead...
Give that man a cookie!
I will never understand for the life of me why companies insist on putting a sticker around sensor. Cloth pad + sticky/rough edges of the sticker = fibres that build up.
It was so minute that I didn't see it until I put the mouse under bright light.
Someone didn't read my R.A.T.7 review, :p.
Last picture. Those silly disks around the sensor are nothing but problems. I've tested several mice with a ring around the sensor, and all have had issues with dust, hence my loathing.
Glad to see it's fixed.
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Exclusionary rules in comparative law
- Responsibility
- Stephen C. Thaman, editor.
- Language
- English.
- Imprint
- Dordrecht ; New York : Springer, c2013.
- Physical description
- xv, 454 p. ; 24 cm.
- Series
- Ius gentium (Dordrecht, Netherlands) v. 20.
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- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Contents
- The United States : the rise and fall of the constitutional exclusionary rule / Mark E. Cammack
- Ireland : a move to categorical exclusion? / Arnaud Cras and Yvonne Marie Daly
- Scotland : a plea for consistency / Findlay Stark and Fiona Leverick
- Israel : the Supreme Court's new, cautious exclusionary rule / Rinat Kitai Sangero and Yuval Merin
- Germany : balancing truth against protected constitutional interests / Sabine Gless
- France : procedural nullities and exclusion / Jean Pradel
- Belgium : from categorical nullities to a judicially created balancing test / Marie-Aude Beernaert and Philip Traest
- The Netherlands : statutory balancing and a choice of remedies / Matthias J. Borgers and Lonneke Stevens
- Spain : the Constitutional Court's move from categorical exclusion to limited balancing / Lorena Bachmaier Winter
- Italy : statutory nullities and non-usability / Giulio Illuminati
- Greece : from statutory nullities to a categorical statutory exclusionary rule / Georgios Triantafyllou
- Turkey : the move to categorical exclusion of illegally gathered evidence / Adem Sözüer and Öznur Sevdiren
- Serbia : courts struggle with a new categorical statutory exclusionary rule / Snežana Brkić
- England and Wales : fair trial analysis and the presumed admissibility of physical evidence / Andrew L.-T. Choo
- Taiwan : the codification of a judicially-made discretionary exclusionary rule / Jaw-Perng Wang
- The European Court of Human Rights : the fair trial analysis under Article 6 of the European Convention of Human Rights / F. Pınar Ölçer
- Balancing truth against human rights : a theory of modern exclusionary rules / Stephen C. Thaman.
- Publisher's Summary
- This book is a comparative study of the exclusion of illegally gathered evidence in the criminal trial , which includes 15 country studies, a chapter on the European Court of Human Rights, and a comparative synthetic conclusion. No other book has undertaken such a broad comparative study of exclusionary rules, which have now become a world-wide phenomenon. The topic is one of the most controversial in criminal procedure law, because it reveals a constant tension between the criminal court's duty to ascertain the truth, on the one hand, and its duty to uphold important constitutional rights on the other, most importantly, the privilege against self-incrimination and the right to privacy in one's home and one's private communications. The chapters were contributed by noted world experts on the subject for the XVIII Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law in Washington in July 2010.
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- Exclusionary rule (Evidence) > Congresses.
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- 2013
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- Ius gentium : comparative prespectives on law and justice ; v. 20
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- "This book ... grew out of excellent country studies on the criminal exclusionary rule prepared for the XVIII Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law (IACL), which was held in Washington, D.C., from July 25 through August 1, 2010."--P. xi.
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I killed my lemon tree. This was #3 in my quest to have my own lemons
and I've failed again. I'm not entirely certain what happened to it this
time. I had decided not to move its pot out into the veggie garden area
because last year squirrels bit off the lemons. So I moved it into the
front yard, where I have a little hose attached to the sprinklers that
could water it directly and I could just leave it. Well we were pretty
busy this summer, the front garden is totally overgrown, and because it
wasn't directly in my path every day I only took a look at it now and
again. It wasn't exactly thriving but I was so busy I kept telling
myself I would move it in a few days, didn't have time right now. Last
time I saw it was really waterlogged so I moved the little irrigation
hose away from it figuring the regular sprinklers would keep it moist
enough but let it dry out some. Saturday I looked and it's dead. So I
don't know if it was too much water, or whether I moved the hose just
before that awful heat wave we had around Labor Day and it didn't get
any water at all.
I'm not sure if I'll try it again. I keep remembering the Meyer lemons
from the dwarf tree my mom had and how good they were. But it's been
YEARS and I haven't managed one lemon, not one. Hmmm.
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So I have been trying to work with Titan on his excitement when company is over.. whether it is with maintenance workers or dinner guests.. he get SO excited. Barking when the door bell rings.. yipping and whining when I tell him to go to bed, barking the whole time in his bed even attempting to come out when he gets too excited. Well we have been working on his "stay" with distractions as well to aid us in fixing this issue. Which he's been doing very well on... we don't have people over very often so it's been hard to train down the excitement. but we've been trying!!
So we had workers over to fix some things and Titan, as normal, barked his butt off when the doorbell ring. I let him have a few seconds to bark, because I do want the alert. Then say "ok, enough" and said go to bed. Normally it takes him a while to listen to that part, but he went over, still whining, but he went. Normally, it's me and my BF home, so my BF answers the door and i work with Titan. This time it was just me so I was slightly worried how it would play out. Well in his bed I told him to "stay!" and he did... THE WHOLE TIME! he did whine at first but after breaking out treats and telling him "enough" a couple times he was silent the entire time the workers were there. I even brought him out of his stay to throw around a ball while the guys were working and he didn't pay mind to them really. Once he saw them, though, he did let out a bark.. he went right back to bed, in his stay and didn't make another peep.
Just made me happy that he did it, and now I know that he WILL do it if I stay consistent. This was a really awesome test for us and it went so awesome..
That's all, just wanted to share.. thanks to those that gave me advice, months ago when I was working on this. :rolleyes:
Good job!! :D
Very nice! Good work, both of you :)
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Thank youuuu :)
Impressive! C:
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