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Catuaba Bark
Catuaba bark is an extract found in the forests of the Amazon, located in the northern portion of Brazil. Catuaba bark is one of the most popular and famous herbs used for sexual enhancement in Brazil. Many native people of this area have utilized Catuaba bark as a treatment for enhancing libido. It is used for both male and female sexual enhancement. While for males it assists with providing erections, it may also assist in enhancing the flow of blood to the penis. Catuaba bark is most known for being a stimulant to the central nervous system that has aphrodisiac characteristics. It also finds use in aiding such ailments as poor memory, nervousness, fatigue, erectile dysfunction, and other sexual shortcomings.
The natives of the Amazon produce tea taken from the bark of the extract. Many people from Brazil believe that following the consumption of a couple of cups of the tea consistently, they begin to feel the effects of experiencing erotic visions — and later a boost in the desire for sex. It is perceived to be able to relax and dilate the blood vessels. By doing this, it aids in acquiring and conserving erections. The tea bark is mostly utilized for sexual dysfunction, impotence, exhaustion, and nervousness.
Japan researchers may have found that Catuaba can also be an effective antibacterial and antiviral mixture. Catuaba has exhibited signs that it can attack the HIV virus. Additional research is required prior to Catuaba actually being utilized as a treatment for HIV cases.
In Brazil, infusions of bark tea and alcohol solution are used. The recommended dose is one to three cups of this mixture a day, or two to three milliliters of the alcohol solution two times a day. Pills are also made ranging from five hundred to one thousand milligrams. It is advised to take one to two grams a day.
– may be a libido enhancer for both men and women
– may provide the user with more energy and vitality
– users may experience headaches
– users may have some issues with focusing
– catuabine A, B, and C
– tannins
– aromatic oils
– fatty resins
– phytosterols
– cyclolignans
Collected on December 23, 2010
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09. Nov, 2013
i want to know more about this catuaba and its side effects
09. Nov, 2013
i want to know this catuaba is mainly for sexual problems
09. Nov, 2013
just fooling the people
16. Mar, 2014
Gave me a stomach ache. Didn't notice any erectile or libido boost whatsoever.
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i want to know if it works in woman?
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Works great. Takes at least two weeks to notice its positive effects.


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Bullet Brief: A Guide to Key Second-Quarter Investment Trends
Lord Abbett experts discuss the developments that could influence the performance of key asset classes in the second quarter of 2016.
For this special edition of Market View, we asked Lord Abbett experts to offer their views on the trends that might shape the global economy and major investment categories in the second quarter of 2016—and beyond. Featured here are Zane Brown, Partner and Fixed-Income Strategist; Brian Foerster, Equity Strategist; Harold Sharon, Partner and Investment Strategist, International Equity; Timothy Paulson, Investment Strategist, Fixed Income; Brian Arsenault, Investment Strategist, Leveraged Credit; Leah Traub, Partner and Portfolio Manager; and Daniel Solender, Partner and Director of Municipal Bonds.
Global Economy and Policy
Zane Brown
- Global support for risk assets—The global environment for investments in the second quarter will be influenced by U.S. central bank policy, economic improvement in the eurozone, and policy decisions in China. With China avoiding both a hard landing and disruptive policy mistakes, the coming quarter seems poised to benefit from supportive monetary policies and persistent (if underwhelming) economic improvement in the eurozone and the United States. Economically sensitive assets also could benefit.
- The Fed targets growth—The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) has realigned its policies and its projections toward economic growth, a shift that seems unlikely to change quickly. Recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics support continued progress toward Fed-determined full U.S. employment, but at a slow enough pace to justify delaying a rate hike until at least June—and possibly later. A Fed policy supportive of growth builds confidence in economic strength and the risk assets that should perform well in that environment.
- A quantitative-easing boost for the eurozone—In the eurozone, European Central Bank (ECB) policy is likely to provide support for economic expansion in the second quarter of 2016 and beyond. Expansion of quantitative easing should boost credit markets, and the resulting lower interest rates should promote financing throughout the eurozone. While the longer-term consequences of negative interest rates, and other central bank policies, may be less constructive, ECB president Mario Draghi seems to have "done what it takes" to support the economy, and risk assets, in the second quarter and for the balance of 2016.
- China's cautious path—Policies in China should continue to support consumption and economic growth during the second quarter, even though longer-term imbalances may continue to build. We expect the government to proceed slowly with reforms that may compromise growth, such as cutting excess capacity and forcing deleveraging, while concentrating on programs and incentives to create jobs and promote consumption. Avoidance of controversial policies, combined with some success in maintaining economic growth, should assuage investors and support interest in risk assets.
U.S. Equities
Brian Foerster
- Pockets of opportunity—Our general view is that while the "easy money" has been made during the unprecedented period of quantitative easing by the Fed, there are distinct pockets of opportunity in the equity markets, requiring investors to be more selective. For instance, identifying the next group of disruptive, transformative companies (like the so-called FANG stocks of 2015) that can deliver outsized growth despite the slow-moving U.S. economy is one place to start. Innovation in secular growth industries, such as biotechnology, cloud software, and e-commerce, continues to thrive, fundamentally speaking, despite a sluggish economy and the fact that stocks in those sectors have been sold off in recent months.
- A big preference—Small- and mid-cap stocks appear underappreciated in a market where investor preferences have favored the durability of mega-cap stocks. Notably, since the end of the Fed's quantitative easing program in mid-2014, the trailing price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of small-cap growth stocks (as represented by the Russell 2000 Growth Index) fell 13% through February 29, 2016, despite double-digit sales growth.1 Meanwhile, the P/E of mega-cap stocks (as represented by the Russell Top 200 Index) rose slightly (even as sales declined), from 7% to less than 3%, during that same period. In short, investors have been willing to pay up for stability over growth.
- The U.S. consumer looms large—Despite the slow growth of gross domestic product (GDP), the U.S. consumer is demonstrating resilience, and may be strengthening. In March, we saw the sixth consecutive month of increases in the labor market-participation rate, based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics—a phenomenon that eluded the first six years of the current U.S. recovery. In addition, the housing market continued to exhibit strength, as did monthly nonfarm payrolls data. In particular, an improving labor market suggests that U.S. GDP—of which nearly 70% is driven by consumer spending—likely will not turn negative.
- Dividends and durability remain highly prized—That said, overall U.S. economic growth likely will remain sluggish, as severe weakness in the energy sector continues to weigh on corporate earnings and decelerating global growth puts pressure on U.S. exports. These factors, along with election-year uncertainty, may dampen investor sentiment. As a result, the preference for "dividends and durability" could continue into the fall. Since late summer 2015, for example, the disparity in performance between mega-cap stocks and small-cap stocks has deepened, as has the gap between high-dividend payers and non-payers. Dividends remain an attraction for staying invested during uncertain times, though the need for selectivity here is paramount, in our view, as the hunt for yield has created bubbles in some low-growth stocks and industries.
International Equities
Harold Sharon
- Hope for Europe, concern for Japan—Even though global growth is still expected to remain below average, current policies of major central banks should keep the developed economies out of recession and provide the short-term support needed to weather the manufacturing slowdown that has spread globally. We see increased signs that the eurozone's economy is on the mend, with positive movement in both consumer and credit indicators. Japan continues to be the primary market that concerns us the most, as corporate confidence has waned and a potential tax hike next year could once again dampen overall economic growth.
- Emerging from divergence—It appears that capital markets are finally moving away from many of the popular investment strategies supported by divergent monetary policies, and growth prospects, among the U.S. and other major economies. The U.S. dollar and high-growth stocks all benefited over the past few years from the view that the Fed would increase interest rates amid a strengthening U.S. economy, while other central banks would loosen policy, thus shifting the locus of economic growth outside the United States. The rotation away from these strategies has become quite evident in 2016, and the unwinding should continue, with equity valuation becoming increasingly important to investors.
- A test for Europe—Looking forward, the June referendum on the United Kingdom's continued membership in the European Union (EU) will be a major focus for European markets. In the event that U.K. voters decide to exit the EU (the so-called "Brexit"), it likely would trigger investment flows into the perceived safety of U.S. dollar-denominated assets, thus reversing some of the trends we've seen year to date. While we do not believe that the United Kingdom will leave the EU, the prospect that it could happen, and any attendant negative reaction cannot, and should not, be ignored—so investors should be prepared.
- Dividends gain importance—Given the myriad political issues facing capital markets here and abroad, and the fact that economic growth worldwide is slack, the importance of earning dividends has become paramount for one's investment strategy, in our view. Historically, high dividend yields provide a quality source of return, while we await clarity on many of the policy issues worrying markets, such as the direction of monetary policy. In addition, a focus on identifying high-quality business models that can succeed even in tough market conditions should be rewarding.
Investment-Grade Bonds
Timothy Paulson
- The doves have their day—As we have seen time and time again in the post–financial crisis era, the Fed's dovish activity has helped boost a spectrum of asset prices and reconfirmed the sensitivity of risk assets to global monetary policy. This trend is likely to continue. The Fed's move in March to scale back its rate-hike projections and its shift to include "global economic and financial developments" as a policy consideration have proven critical to the investment outlook, as has apparent cooperation among major central banks. Continued strength in risk assets will depend on continued cooperation among the world's policymakers.
- Policy remains paramount—Central bank behavior will be the key factor within the current market environment. Risks to the bullish case for risk assets include another round of policy divergence, as the differing trajectories of global economies may put continued pressure on central bankers, driving differing policy responses. Also, if U.S. growth or U.S. inflation surprises to the upside, we could see more Fed hikes than currently expected, which could rattle markets globally.
- Finding opportunities—We are positive on U.S. fixed-income risk, and favor 'BBB' rated corporates and some 'BBB' rated commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS), both of which still have considerable room to recover from widening spreads versus higher-rated assets. We also believe that there is a turning in the real estate cycle that will negatively affect some CMBS issues, particularly those related to suburban office space and many suburban strip malls; so, we favor urban office space and prime retail.
Leveraged Credit
Brian Arsenault
- More volatility possible—The volatility in the credit markets that characterized the second half of 2015 continued into early 2016, as markets digested the Fed's interest-rate increase in December 2015. We believe volatility may continue as markets assess further potential rate increases, economic data from China, and supply/demand fundamentals among key global commodities.
- The view on high yield—We think two sectors of the U.S. high-yield market—health care and telecom—will continue to face challenges, and may prove less attractive to investors in the second quarter. Issues relating to the pharmaceutical industry (including M&A concerns and slowing profit growth) and a loss of earnings momentum in hospitals could have a negative impact on the healthcare sector, while competitive pressures could weigh on telecom issuers. Meanwhile, another recently out-of-favor sector, energy, may hold some appeal. In particular, select exploration and production companies may represent attractive opportunities based on current valuations.
- The view on leveraged loans—In leveraged loans, consumer-oriented sectors, including food and drug, retail, and gaming/leisure, may be well positioned to benefit from increased consumer spending resulting from savings derived from the decline in energy prices. We note that spreads on the representative benchmark Credit Suisse Leveraged Loan Index are still above long-term averages, and the average dollar price of loans remains at a discount. Thus, we believe there remains the opportunity for both current income and some capital appreciation in the loan market in 2016.
Emerging Markets
Leah Traub
- Emerging markets rebound—After a challenging 2015, emerging market asset classes—including currencies, sovereign and corporate bonds (denominated in hard currency and local currency), and equities—received a substantial boost in the first quarter of 2016 due to a number of supportive factors.
- Commodity and currency support—In the commodities market, crude oil prices stabilized, providing some relief to emerging markets that rely on the export of crude oil as a chief commodity, such as those of Colombia, Malaysia, and Russia. In the currency market, the Chinese yuan regained strength against the U.S. dollar, as the People's Bank of China intervened in March to back the currency and to assure investors that support would be ongoing, as needed.
- Easier times—Continued quantitative easing by both the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank also supported emerging market currencies, as abundant liquidity and lower rates domestically in the eurozone and Japan encourage outward investment in the higher-yielding emerging markets. In addition, the U.S. Fed's decision to scale back the pace of rate hikes based on "global economic and financial developments" helped further reduce U.S. and global interest rates.
- Reasons for optimism—Reflecting these developments, the representative Barclays Global Emerging Market Strategy Index rallied sharply: as of April 4, 2016, it was up 7% from its low on January 21.2 We believe that there is still room for additional appreciation, and we remain cautiously optimistic, as continued stabilization in global growth, especially in China, will be supportive for emerging markets that depend largely upon exports and foreign investment for growth.
Municipal Bonds
Daniel Solender
- The supply/demand picture—For the municipal bond market, the first few months of 2016 have seen moderate new issue supply complemented by strong investor demand. Year to date in 2016, the supply of new issues has trailed the pace of the year-ago period, while inflows into municipal bond funds have been positive in each week. As U.S. interest rates remain historically low, issuers will have opportunities to refund outstanding bonds, which could lead to an increase in supply. Demand from retail investors has been consistent, but needs to remain steady if supply increases.
- Puerto Rico and Chicago are not systemic issues—The bond market will be watching headlines regarding Puerto Rico and Chicago. Congress is developing a bill in response to Puerto Rico's troubled fiscal situation. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to render an opinion in June regarding the ability of Puerto Rico's public utilities to restructure their obligations that could affect the commonwealth's financial strategy. Meanwhile, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled against Chicago's plan to reduce its pension liabilities, so the city needs a new strategy soon. Even though these issues only apply to these issuers for now, they will receive considerable attention.
- Munis versus Treasuries—Some investors choose between taxable fixed-income investments and municipals. An important relative value indicator is the ratio of yields on municipal bonds to those on U.S. Treasury securities. For long maturities, municipal yields are more than 100% those of comparable maturity of Treasuries without even calculating the tax-equivalent yield. Ten-year municipal yields are 96% of Treasury yields, before any calculation of tax-equivalent yield.3 Both ratios currently suggest that the muni market remains attractively valued compared with historical levels, and these conditions should continue to create demand for municipal bonds. Yet if they were to decrease, the municipal market may experience some pressure, but it would take a significant downward move to have any effect.
1Source: FactSet.
2Source: Barclays.
3Source: Thomson Reuters Municipal Market Data.
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Statements concerning financial market trends are based on current market conditions, which will fluctuate. All investments involve risks, including the loss of principal invested.
The value of an investment in fixed-income securities will change as interest rates fluctuate and in response to market movements. As interest rates fall, the prices of debt securities tend to rise. As rates rise, prices tend to fall. Investing in the bond market is subject to risks, including market, interest rate, issuer, credit, inflation risk, and liquidity risk. Longer-term debt securities are usually more sensitive to interest-rate changes. The longer the maturity date of a security, the greater the effect a change in interest rates is likely to have on its price. High-yield, lower-rated securities involve greater risk than higher-rated securities; portfolios that invest in them may be subject to greater levels of credit and liquidity risk than portfolios that do not. The municipal bond market may be impacted by unfavorable legislative or political developments and adverse changes in the financial conditions of state and municipal issuers or the federal government in case it provides financial support to the municipality. Income from the municipal bonds held could be declared taxable because of changes in tax laws. Certain sectors of the municipal bond market have special risks that can affect them more significantly than the market as a whole. Because many municipal instruments are issued to finance similar projects, conditions in these industries can significantly affect an investment. Income from municipal bonds may be subject to the alternative minimum tax. Federal, state and local taxes may apply. Investments in Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories, commonwealths, and possessions may be affected by local, state, and regional factors. These may include, for example, economic or political developments, erosion of the tax base, and the possibility of credit problems. The value of investments in equity securities will fluctuate in response to general economic conditions and to changes in the prospects of particular companies and/or sectors in the economy. Small-cap and mid-cap company stocks tend to be more volatile and may be less liquid than large-cap company stocks. Small-cap companies also may have more limited product lines, markets, or financial resources and typically experience a higher risk of failure than large cap companies. Mid-cap companies typically experience a higher risk of failure than large cap companies. Investing in international securities generally poses greater risk than investing in domestic securities, including greater price fluctuations and higher transaction costs. Special risks are inherent to international investing, including those related to currency fluctuations and foreign, political, and economic events. The securities markets of emerging countries tend to be less liquid, especially subject to greater price volatility, have a smaller market capitalization, have less government regulation and may not be subject to as extensive and frequent accounting, financial and other reporting requirements as securities issued in more developed countries. Further, investing in the securities of issuers located in certain emerging countries may present a greater risk of loss resulting from problems in security registration and custody or substantial economic or political disruptions. No investing strategy can overcome all market volatility or guarantee future results.
References to specific securities and issuers are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended and should not be interpreted as recommendations to purchase or sell such securities. Due to market volatility, the market may not perform in a similar manner in the future.
Forecasts and projections are based on current market conditions and are subject to change without notice. Projections should not be considered a guarantee.
Gross domestic product (GDP) is the total value of all the goods and services produced within a country's borders. When that figure is adjusted for inflation, it is called the real gross domestic product, and it's generally used to measure the growth of the country's economy.
Price-to-earnings ratio: Stock analysts calculate a forward price-to-earnings [P/E] ratio by dividing a stock's current price by estimated future earnings per share. Some forward P/Es are calculated based on estimated earnings for the next four quarters, while others use actual earnings from the past two quarters with estimated earnings for the next two. A forward P/E may help you evaluate the current price of a stock in relation to what you can reasonably expect to happen in the near future. In contrast, a trailing P/E is based exclusively on past performance.
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The 2007 Honda Civic wiper motor is located under the cowl. It's attached to a tubular windshield wiper linkage support bracket. The wiper linkage uses replaceable plastic bushings to secure it to the wiper motor lever. Replacement of the motor is not difficult, but alignment of the parts is important. Honda has issued a service bulletin concerning the wiper motor on this car. If the wipers fail to park or stop when switched off, especially in cold weather, the wiper motor top plate is defective. Replace the plate to correct this.
Things You'll Need
- Small flat-head screwdriver
- Ratchet
- Set of sockets
- Torque wrench
- Marking tool such as whiteout or marker pen
Turn the ignition key on. Turn the wipers on, then off, to set the wipers in park. Turn the key off. Remove the cap on the wiper arms and remove the nut using a socket and ratchet.
Mark the wiper arm and drive shaft so the wiper arm can be installed in the same position relative to the drive shaft. Lift the wiper arm off the drive shaft. Remove the rubber insulator at the front edge of the cowl by gently peeling it off.
Remove all the plastic trim-fasteners securing the cowl using the small flat-head screwdriver. Lift off the cowl. Remove the six bolts securing the bracket that contains the wiper motor and drive shafts using a socket and a ratchet.
Lift the bracket up and unplug the windshield wiper motor. Mark the windshield wiper linkage and the wiper motor lever for alignment when installing it later. Also mark the rear of the motor lever opposite the linkage and the motor mounting bracket. If you look closely, there are three straight hash marks on the mounting bracket and one on the lever. Mark them to be sure that future alignment is no problem.
Remove the drive shaft nut securing the lever using a socket and ratchet. Lift off the lever and linkage. Remove the three bolts securing the motor to the mounting bracket using a socket and ratchet. Remove the motor.
Install the motor to the mounting bracket on the wiper assembly bracket. Torque all three bolts to 7 foot-pounds. Plug the electrical connector into the motor. Lay the assembly in place. Turn the ignition key on and turn the wipers on for a second and then off. Turn off the key. This will park the wiper motor.
Unplug the wiper motor. Roll the motor over so you can see the drive shaft. Install the motor drive lever, making sure the end mark aligns with the three hash marks on the mounting bracket. Install the nut and torque it to 13 foot-pounds.
Position and install the assembly. Plug the electrical connector into the wiper motor. Install the cowl and rubber insulator. Install the wiper arms, making sure the previously made marks align. Install the nut and torque it to 71 inch-pounds. Install the cap over the nut.
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This week in videos: Local act Altos' awesome new video and more
Eight minutes is a lot to ask for a song, and really a lot to ask for a music video. I get it. Time is finite. But seeing the music from one of the year's best local releases perfectly integrated with the work of some of Milwaukee's finest film talent is eight minutes well worth spending.
Below is Sean Williamson's video for "Sing (For Trouble)," from the thrilling 12-piece Altos' self-titled debut album. If you see only one video from this edition of This week in videos, make it this one. The song itself is thrilling enough-yes, even with the eight minute length-and the absorbing music video, gorgeously shot by Erik Ljung and Jon Salimes, heightens the excitement and sense of adventure.
If you really dig the work, Williamson's got a Kickstarter going for his feature film debut "Heavy Hands," produced by Frankie Latina ("Modus Operandi"). The deadline for helping Williamson raise $15,000 for his film is May 6.
Who: Altos
What: Music video for "Sing (For Trouble)" from Altos' self-titled debut album. Directed by local filmmaker Sean Williamson.
Milwaukee Connection: The homegrown Altos' next local performance is April 14 at Riverwest Public House.
ALTOS, ALTOS, SING (FOR TROUBLE) from Sean Williamson on Vimeo.
Who: Andrew Bird
What: Performance of "Effigy" off 2009 album "Noble Beast"
Milwaukee Connection: Video's taken from Bird's set at Riverside March 24th.
Who: Shinedown
What: Performing "Bully" and "Unity" from new album "Amaryllis" (released this week) on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" March 26
Milwaukee Connection: Shinedown's Avalanche Tour makes a stop at The Rave April 13.
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- Top of the Charts: Drake makes nine weeks at number one
- Top of the Charts: Drake reaches eight weeks on top
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- Saturday Summerfest country pick - Cam
- Friday Summerfest country pick - Phil Vassar
- Thursday Summerfest country pick - Frankie Ballard
- Wednesday's Summerfest country pick: Hunter Hayes
- Tuesday Summerfest country pick - Michael Ray
- Sunday Summerfest country pick - Kane Brown
Piet Levy is the Journal Sentinel's music writer. He has also been published in USA Today, the Chicago Tribune and the Washington Post.
Erik Ernst is a freelance music writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He blogs for Tuned In about country, folk, jam and American roots music.


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Enter: The Hard-Assed Bounty Hunter
Derek Bentley stood in the shadows of an old council block of flats rolling himself a cigarette as he watched the building opposite. It was a silly habit, he knew, having given up smoking the things some time ago. But in moments like this, when there was little else to do but wait, it kept his hands busy and an edge off the the boredom. He smiled wryly to himself as he slipped the cigarette in a pocket. Maybe he should take up whittling instead.
Just then a twitch of movement from the flat he was watching caught his eye. Derek straightened, placing a hand inside his leather jacket to rest of the weapon in it's concealed holster. Even though guns had been outlawed several years ago in the UK, this sort of place was always lawless and there was no point being unprepared, especially in his line of business.
There was another twitch of net curtain and Derek drew the weapon, sliding further back into the shadows. As he watched, the door opened and a dark figure stepped out, moving quickly along the uncovered walkways of the block. Derek followed with his eyes until the figure vanished out of sight down a set of steps. It was only then that Derek began to move towards his quarry.
As the figure came down the last few steps, Derek positioned himself behind the figure. Lifting his gun he said calmly, "Stop right there or I will shoot. James Smith, you are under citizen's arrest." The figure paused for just a second before taking his chances and running away. Derek cursed and took aim. The first shot went wide and took a chunk out of a concrete flower pot, but the second struck true and the figure fell with a yell, blood leaking from the wound on his leg. Derek holstered his weapon and strode over to the figure now moaning on the ground.
"You shot me! You wanker! You bloody well went and shot me!" the figure squealed. Derek knocked the man's hood back and hauled him to his feet by the collar.
"You were given fair warning," Derek said dispassionately, as he hauled the man's hands behind his back. "James Smith," Derek continued, snapping a pair of hand cuffs on the man, "you are under citizen's arrest for the theft of eighty six pounds from McColl's newsagent. Keep your trap shut and you might get a lawyer."
"You bastard! What about my leg?"
Derek looked down. "What about your leg? You're not going to die from a scratch like that. Come on," he said, pulling on the man's collar again and walking him towards the edge of the estate. As they walked along, Derek pulled out a mobile phone and dialled a number.
"I've got him," he said after a while. "There was a small incident... No it's not bad... Sure, we'll see you soon," he finished, and put the phone away. They finally reached a car, which Derek unlocked and pushed his prisoner into the back seat, before getting in himself.
"Where are we going?" asked Smith.
"Cop shop," Derek said, as he pulled off.
"What? You some kind of community policeman?" Derek looked at Smith in the rear view mirror.
"Not exactly," he said.
They drove the rest of the way to the police station in silence. When they arrived Detective Harding was waiting for them.
"He's all yours Detective," Derek said, giving the prisoner a gentle shove in her direction.
"Thanks," she said catching hold of Smith with one hand and fished in the breast pocket of her suit with the other, pulling out a folded slip of paper. "Your payment," she said handing it over. "Oh yeah, some woman was asking about you, said she needed a word and would wait in Fred's for you."
"Really," Derek said in a dead-pan tone, noting the amused flicker in Detective Harding's hazel eyes. "What's she look like?"
"Red dress, heavy on top. Stands out like a sore thumb." Detective Harding outright smiled now, as Derek cocked an eyebrow. "You won't be able to miss her." Derek gave her a curt nod and turned away.
Leaving his car in the council car park, he crossed the road to Fred's Diner and pushed open the door. He'd always had a soft spot for Fred's. Opposite the police station and main council offices it had long been a hangout for cops and bureaucrats both. Plus, he though as he nodded to Dot - one of the ageing waitresses - in true greasy spoon fashion they always made the best bacon sarnies. Derek looked around and spotted the girl. She was sat at a corner table, and just as Detective Harding said, she could not be missed. Dressed as though for a cocktail party, the red dress accentuated an ample bosom and, he guessed, bottom but hid the slightly pudgy waist. At her neck she wore an expensive looking silver pendant and her dark hair set off the dress and her pale complexion nicely. She was looking out of the window at the moment, toying with an empty mug. Derek walked to the counter.
"Two cups of tea please Dot," he said and pulled out a fiver. "Milk and one for me, the other's for her." He added nodding in the girls direction.
Dot gave him a briefly curious look, then nodded. "Just be a moment love," she said, taking his money and passing over the change.
"Thanks" Derek said and walked towards the girl.
"I hear you want to talk to me," Derek said, putting the two mugs on the small Formica table. The girl jumped.
"Oh sorry, I didn't see you there." She said, and stood holding out her hand. "You must be Bentley," Derek glanced at her hand and ignored it, pulling out his chair instead. With only a small facial twitch the girl lowered her hand and sat as well.
"What's with the get up?" he asked.
"I had to be sure you'd notice me," she said. "Also I'm told in situations like this, the red dress is a tradition." Derek lent back in his chair, a thoughtful look on his face.
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We have just returned from a wonderful Italian trip where we spent a week at Rosanna and Francesco's beautiful Bellagio apartment. Bellagio is one of the prettiest villages on the Lake and we are so pleased that we chose to stay a full week there.
Rosanna and Tania met us in the square on arrival and had even contacted the company that were transferring us from Malpensa Airport to ensure they knew where to drop us. They kindly helped us up the steps with our luggage and explained the amenities of the apartment along with a suggestion of sites to see, ferry timetables, restaurants etc. Our favourite was Risorante "Bilacus" - on the terrace and for pizza and pasta La Grotta Ristorante - Pizzeria.
The apartment is very well appointed and in a great location, everything at your doorstep – the lake and ferries, restaurants, bars and shops. It is spacious and has everything to make your stay very comfortable, the terrace is a lovely spot to enjoy the chilled Prosecco kindly provided by Rosanna and Francesco (a nice touch thank you).
After our fabulous week exploring the lake, the beautiful villas and villages Rosanna was back to help us get our luggage down to the pier. She gave us nice little gift of Bellagio and farewelled us with a coffee and some photos boarding the ferry.
We highly recommend this apartment if you are looking for somewhere to stay in Bellagio.
We enjoyed a wonderful week in Bellagio. Rosanna and Tania met us at the ferry and escorted us to the apartment. The apartment had all the amenities we were looking for during our stay. We enjoyed sitting on the patio having our wine in the evening. We were close to restaurants , shopping and ferry. Thank you Rosanna and Francesco for your hospitality.
We spent a great day in Bellagio. Rosanna and Tania care was excellent. The apartment is very well equipped, located opposite the pier, in a classic pedestrian path with steps and surrounded by restaurants and cafes. Bellagio is a town worth visiting and we recommend Rosanna department because is located in an amazing area. Thanks a los to Rosanna for your warm hospitality, she accompanied us and helped us with our luggage when boarding our ship to return to Milan.
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Rosanna and Tania met us at the ferry in the pouring rain and helped us carry our luggage up the famous Bellagio steps to our new home for the week. The apartment is superbly equipped with little luxuries such as a towel warmer and big luxuries such as the most secure triple door locking system I've ever seen.
Tania and Rosanna went over in detail the big information book they've put together about Bellagio and area, explaining the ferry system,
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The terrace provides a lovely spot for a glass of wine or a good read. We loved the location, close to restaurants and the ferry. We felt very cared for by our hosts. Rosanna was on hand when we left, helping us carry luggage down the hill and treating us to a last cappuccino in beautiful Bellagio.
I have been renting places almost non-stop since retiring a few years ago and I must have stayed at at least 30 rentals thus far. This one was very simply the best yet. Why? Communication was easy, clear and responses were very timely. The meeting up at the flat...always the most stressful part, isn't it?...went like clockwork. The information, kindness and items provided were all VERY much appreciated. Prosecco was a lovely gift, but more importantly, basic toiletries were provided. Nothing is more annoying than arriving in a place you've likely never been after what could be a very long journey only to discover no toilet tissue or soap for a badly desired shower.
The beds were great and the pull-out couch room was very private and separated by two doors from the equally private bedroom. The shower was great as was the supply of hot water. The kitchen, though we didn't use it much, was nicely stocked and comfy as well.
But for me, the main things I look for are location and, ideally, a terrace. This place was perfect in both regards. Literally a two minute walk from the ferry, right in the heart of Bellagio. The terrace, complete with a large motorized awning that covers all of it...and it is large enough for four to sit out there comfortably...makes this place extra-special.
I cannot recommend this flat more wholeheartedly and I certainly hope to make this stay the first of many more, as the flat and Bellagio itself are perfectly positioned, charming and I literally cannot offer any suggestions for improvement. It was that perfect. Thank you!
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Het huis is gelegen in het hart van het beroemde dorp van Bellagio, dicht bij winkels, commerciële en toeristische activiteiten, van de inscheping, het busstation en het VVV-kantoor.
Bellagio, bekend als "de parel van het meer" is gelegen op de landtong die verdeelt in twee takken van het Comomeer, werd gekozen als de woonplaats van tal van beroemdheden. Onder hen opvallen: Rockefeller, J. F. Kennedy, Madonna.
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GOODY,Ky – The Belfry Lady Pirates played steady against the Pike Central Lady Hawks on Thursday evening and pulled off a win with a final score of 9-4.
The rain held off and the weather made it a beautiful day for a ball game, with the exception of a few wind gusts. The victory was an important one to the Lady Pirates as they moved into a perfect 5-0 district record. The Lady Hawks were the first to bat but Belfry kept them scoreless in the first.
The Lady Pirates got the scoring action rolling when Kendra Gannon hit one deep into center field and made it all the way to third. Savannah Wilson hit a grounder to the pitcher and darted up the baseline, with all the action happening at first base Gannon crossed the plate safely. The Lady pirates jumped ahead 1-0 at the end of one inning.
The Lady Hawks fired back in the second after senior Taylor Sowards was knocked in by Abby Branham on a 2-out RBI to center field. Belfry senior, Kyra Stafford stepped to the plate and knocked one deep into right field. Stafford rounded all the bases and recorded an inside the park home run to keep the Lady Pirates ahead by one score.
In the bottom of the third inning Haley Howell got on base for the Lady Hawks after hitting a shot into left field. Howell then stole second and scored when there was a mix-up on an infield fly to Belfry's shortstop; Stafford. Stafford made up for the mix-up when she recorded an unassisted double play off of the infield fly.
At the top of the third inning Gannon hit a shot deep into left field and rounded the bases to third. Wilson hit another to left field, knocking in Gannon for another score. The Lady Pirates recorded two runs in the fourth when Kayla Christian was knocked home by Paula Dotson on an RBI double to center field. Dotson then crossed home plate after she was knocked in by teammate Emily Deaton on an RBI single to left field.
During the top of the fifth inning Stafford and Christian landed safe on base after Pike Central errors. Smith, Dotson and Gannon all recorded RBI's to give the Lady Pirates four runs in the fifth.
The Lady Hawks tried to rally in the bottom of the seventh but the Lady pirates held them to only two runs.
Gannon closed the game from the mound for the Lady pirates and recorded nine strikeouts and six walks. The Lady Pirates recorded 11 hits during the game.
The Lady Pirates improve to a record of 4-6 and proved they are better than their record shows. The Lady Hawks fell to a record of 5-5 on the season.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 30, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas WEDNESDAYNew Braunfels Middle School has girls on the gridiron. See Page 6A. 50 CENTS The Plaza Bandstand New Braunfels WW____|4 Herald S*0 5 Os,, <V> *0,, °<*> J f ^ 15 . 16 Pages in two sections ■ Wednesday, August 30,1995 PP'&C;9? r» . ** ^ Serving Comal County for more than 143 years ■ Home of JOEY MORALES Vol. 143, No. 208 Inside Editorial............................. 4A Sports Day........................ 6A Comics.............................. 8A Marketplace..................... 4B-8B I Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Gordon Kniffin, Chris Slusser (four years), Benjamin Sanchez, Joey Morales, Shelly Cole, Gregory Bueche and Micaela Zoelier. Happy 15th anniversary to Jose and Diana Garcia. River and aquifer information Comal River -258 cubic-feet-per-sec., same as yesterday Edwards Aquifer — 624.58 feet above sea level, down .02. Guadalupe River — 108 c.f.s. Quarter Moon closes concert series Country band Quarter Moon will perform the free Concert in the Park Thursday, Aug. 31. The concert starts at 7:30 p.m. at the dance slab in Landa Park. Bring lawn chairs, but no glass containers allowed. This is the last concert of the series this year. Hermann Sons gather Members of Hermann Sons Albert Kypfer Lodge #106 are reminded of the meeting and social Friday, Sept 1. The lodge will furnish hamburgers and hot dogs. Members are asked to bring something to go with the meat. Polio Survivors Support Group to meet The New Braunfels Polio Survivors Support Group will have its next meeting at 11 a m. Saturday, Sept. 2 at Landa Station restaurant, 381 Landa St. For information, call Debbie at 606-5556, Rena at 620-4473 or Raymond at 625-1363. Tejano dance at Civic Center A Pre-Labor Day dance with three bands, featuring Jay Perez will be held at the Civic Center Sept. 3. A portion of proceeds will benefit Project Learning. Presale tickets available at Ruben's Jewelers or call Dora at 606-0433 or Gloria at 625-8753. Toby's School of Banco registration continuos Toby's School of Dance has exDanded its registration until September. For more information, call 629-7974. Mooting cancelled The Main Street Transportation Committee meeting set for Thursday has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled. Young bowlers to register New Braunfels Young American Bowling Alliance will sign up youth bowlers for fall leagues Saturday, Sept. 2 from 10 a.m. to noon at Comal Bowl (1202 Huisache - behind the new HEB). Leagues bowl on Saturdays at 9:30 a m. for ages 4 - 8 and 10:30 a m. for ages 9 - 20. Call Donald or Kim at 625-6263 for more information Scholarships are available through these league sessions. U.N. forces bombard Serb targets This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint New apartment complex opens The ribbon was cut yesterday for Grand Cypress Apartment Homes. The 164-unit complex at 453 Elliot Knox Boulevard was built by San Antonio's Schuparra Properties.Pictured, Dale and Helen Schuparra and Chamber of Commerce Blue Coats perform the ceremonial ribbon cutting. Jack Davis is a free man again By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer The man accused of murdering a Comal Independent School District teacher is out on $250,000 bond, pending a new trail. Jack Warren Davis has been accused of killing local school teacher Kathic Balonis in November 1989. The murder and sexual mutilation occurred at The Oaks apartment complex, where Balonis was a resident and Davis was a maintenance man. Davis stood tnal for the murder, was convicted and sentenced to life in pnson in 1990. However, several years after the trial, the verdict was overturned by a court of appeals due to an illegal search regarding the obtaining of blood samples, and a new trial was ordered, said special prosecutor Ray Taylor. Davis' attorney further questioned the conviction because Fred Zain, a former serologist for the Bexar County Medical Examiner handled the blood samples. Zain has been accused of lying on the stand in several cases. Davis' bond was lowered to $50,000 and he posted it. The case then went before the Court of Appeals in Austin, to determine if Davis could stand trial Davis a second time or if the double jeopardy clause applied. The corp said he could sfenci trial, but Taylor said this ruling is still being questioned. He said the case could go back to trial within Five or six months. "It's hard to say when the courts can go as quick or as slow as they like,'' he said. Taylor said a higher bond was requested when the prosecution found out he could be retned, and Davis was put back in jail with a bond set at $250,000. Davis posted the bond around Aug. 14, and is believed to be living and working in Mississippi. "He pretty likely went to Mississippi because he got a job there," said Taylor. New Braunfels Police Department Det. Sgt. Basel Boatright said he has been in close contact with law enforcement officials in Mississippi. He said the police will keep an eye on Davis, and he will be kept updated on arty happenings. He said it is an infor-ira' method of keeping tabs on Davis, ba it is all local authorities have to work with. "That's one of the problems with this case. There's no method to ensure the judge's orders are followed," said Boatright. Louise Balonis, the victim's mother, said the idea of Davis being out of jail "is disgusting,'' and he should not have even been given the opportunity to get out on bond. "Everyone's treating it too casually. They're treating this guy like he stole a hub cap. He murdered my daughter," she said. Balonis said she is "fed-up and outraged" with the way the case has progressed so far. She said she has seen a change attitude when it comes to the victims of crimes. However, she has not seen this change in Comal County. She said she is hopeful that Davis will be convicted a second time. "November 17 will be six years. I don't see any closure to this, lf he had gotten the death penalty the first time, and was already executed, there would be closure," she said. SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Answering a deadly Bosnian Serb mortar attack on Sarajevo that dared a reluctant world to act, NATO warplanes and U.N. rapid reaction forces today unleashed a bomb and artillery assault on Serb targets around the besieged city. A senior U.S. Defense Department official, speaking on condition of anonymity, called this morning's attacks "Round One," and said more strikes were planned over the next several days. In the biggest NATO action yet since the organization's founding in 1949, three waves of warplanes struck between 2 a.m. and 9 a.m. (8 p.m. Tuesday and 3 arn. today EDT). U.N. sources said NATO jets also targeted Bosnian Serb air defenses near the towns of Mostar in the west, Gorazde in the east, and Tuzla to the north, but there was no immediate NATO confirmation. The United Nations said there were no NATO or U.N. deaths. The first explosions were heard from the direction of the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Pale, to the southeast. The sky over the northern suburb of Vogosca, home to a Bosnian Serb munitions factory, also glowed red with bright flashes and smoke could be seen billowing there after a series of explosions. Detonation flashes also were seen to the south, and the rumble of artillery could be heard. The international rapid reaction force also opened up from Mount Igman, southwest of the city, sending more than 600 shells toward Serb positions between 4:45 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. (10:45 p.m. Tuesday EDT and 1:30 arn. EDT), said Lt. Col Pierre Briere, a U.N. spokesman. He said a "very important" ammunition depot was destroyed southwest of Sarajevo. Serb counter-fire was immediately returned, he said. The attacks had gone "a significant way" toward eliminating the Serbs' ability to bombard Sarajevo, said another NATO spokesman in Naples, Maj. Panagiotis Theodorakidis. A U.N. official in Sarajevo said the aim of this morning's attacks was to reimpose a weapons exclusion zone around Sarajevo. A 12 1/2-milc zone around Sarajevo was imposed last year after a mortar attack that killed 68 people, but it gradually eroded. More than 60 NATO aircraft from several countries flew from bases in Italy and the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt to conduct this morning's strike, Theodorakidis said. There were no indications any allied planes had been hit by Serb air defenses. NATO targets initially included air defense sites, missile sites and communications facilities, he said. Attacks were later extended to ammunition depots and local command posts. President Clinton, vacationing in Jackson Hole, Wyo., called the anack "an appropriate response to the shelling of Sarajevo." He predicted the show of force would not derail the delicate peace negotiations in the former Yugoslavia. The Western allies had demanded retaliation after U.N. investigators concluded the Serbs were responsible for the mortar attack near a crowded Sarajevo market Monday that killed 37 people. Bosnian Serb radio, in its first commentary, called the NATO assault a "criminal attack on civilian and some military objects." It said initial assessments indicated there were civilian casualties and "significant material damage." To prevent the Serbs from retaliating by taking peacekeepers hostage as they did after previous airstnkes, the I anted Nations had pulled its troops out of Serb-held areas. The only peacekeepers remaining on Serb-held territory were about 450 Russians, officials said. They were thought unlikely to be taken hostage because of Moscow's traditional ties to the Serbs. Serb-led Yugoslavia has endured more than three years of U N. sanctions for inciting Serb rebellions in Bosnia and Croatia that have left more than 200,000 people dead or missing. Rushed presentation paid off with news that convention is heading here By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Teamwork, creativity and enthusiasm — and quick, intense work — made New Braunfels the first small city to hold a Texas Downtown Association convention. Main Street Director Karen "K. C." Crandall got the official word Monday that New Braunfels will be the site of the Nov. 1997 Texas Downtown Association convention. "We had four days to throw the presentation together," Crandall said. "Our theme was and will be "Rivers of Progress, Rivers of History,". Rivers have brought people to the New Braunfels area for thousands of years, and they form the backdrop for a multicultural mix that includes Native American, Spanish and German, Crandall said. Using a Chamber of Commerce video, a presentation by Convention and Visitors Bureau Director Jim Scheele, and a musical skit, the New Braunfels team beat out stiff competition for the convention. "We did it in a humorous way," Crandall said. Scheele, Cathy Talcott and Melissa Medrano of the Compania de Danza Folklonca portrayed the Native American, Spanish and German cultures in the skit, Crandall said. "It was really fun and they loved it," she said. "They gave us a standing ovation." 'N you can throw in some fun, it shows you have creativity.' — Karen Crandall Competition between cities is hot to lure conventions and the tourist dollars they bring, Scheele said. It's becoming more common for cines to pull out all the creative stops to sell associations on the merits of their city. "Typically a group trying to get the convention puts together a manual or packet," Scheele said. "When they've seen four or five packets, you have to distinguish yourself and make it fun." Putting forth that extra effort worked for New Braunfels, Scheele said, "lf you can throw in some fun it shows you have creativity," he said. Crandall and company will do a repeat performance of their "Rivers of Progress, Rivers of History" skit at the next meeting of the local Downtown Association — at noon Sept. 5 at the Hummel Museum, Crandall said. The New Braunfels Downtown Association will celebrate its 30th birthday in April of 1997, Crandall said, "...since 1991 we've had a reinvestment figure in the downtown area of almost $10 million," she said. "We'll hit $10 million this year." City may change parade rules By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Stall Writer A new amendment will tighten up the ordinance on local parades — if it passes three readings in city council. An amendment tightening regulations on parade conduct, introduced at Monday night's meeting, passed its first reading by one vote. lf the amendment passes the next two readings it will go into effect in time for the Comal County Fair Parade. "This started out to be a housekeeping ordinance," said New Braunfels Police Chief Ray Douglas. "In the past some people have been offended by objects thrown from floats." "In some instances small children were running dangerously close to the moving floats," Douglas said. The amendment would make interfering with a parade's progress illegal. It would ban parade participants from using "silly string" and similar products and small explosive devices like "throwdowns." People on floats would no longer be able to throw candy or small gifts into the crowd if the amendment passed. "It's getting to where the 'don'ts' become larger than the 'dos,'" Councilman C. Ray Schoch said. After some debate, the city council decided to allow parade participants walking along the parade route to hand — not throw — treats to people in the crowd. As the amendment was introduced to Monday's meeting, it also prohibited marching bands from stopping to play. "What is the hor-nble travesty about a band playing at the plaza — the crowd on the plaza sure seems to love it," said Councilwoman Brenda Freeman. "lf you can't throw things and you can't play music, then what do you have?" said Councilman Tim Walker. When the city council passed the first reading of the amendment, the part prohibiting "marching units" from stopping was removed. Voting in favor of the parade amendment in its first reading were Councilman Juan Luis Martinez, Councilwoman Jan Kennady, Freeman and Schoch. Walker, Mayor Paul E. Fraser Jr. and Mayor Pro-Tem Chris Bowers voted against the amendment's first reading. "It seemed like there was so much in it that the council was debating that it would be more appropnate to send it back and rework it," Fraser said. "The problem is that there is a time constraint before the Comal County Fair Parade." 'lf you can't throw things and you can't play music, then what do you have?' — Councilman Tim Walker The parade amendment goes before the city council for the second reading Sept. 11. 71k* final reading is Sept. 25. In other business, the city council unanimously tabled consideration of the interlocal agreement between New Braunfels and Comal County about the restoration and maintenance of the Faust Street bridge. "I'd at least like to read and study it until the Sept 11 meeting," kennady said. The city council gave the Safe City Commission the go-ahead to hold a community gang awareness forum Oct. 16 at the Civic Center, waiving the usual rental fees. "The program will be similar to the one presented it the National Night out on Aug I," Safe C ity's proposal said. The October forum should take a mole serious tone than the National Night Out presentation, said Nora Morales of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.For subscription or advertising information, call the Herald-Zeitung at ;
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Pivot Legal Society is representing the BC/Yukon Association of Drug War Survivors in the case. Lawyer DJ Larkin spoke with CKNW's Jill Bennett this morning.
"It's a series of tactics against people that were very hurtful to them, and quite aggressive, including the use of chicken manure, and bear spraying and slashing people tents. Those are really, really serious actions taken against a group of people who really need the protection of their city and police and not to have them treated in an aggressive a really offensive way."
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Looking for quality Basset Puppy
Hi, I'm new at this forum, so I apologize if I'm posting in the wrong area.
We are looking to get a basset hound puppy. Our old basset girl, ladybug, passed away in Nov 2010 at 14yrs and we're ready to get a new addition. We have 4 kids (7-13), and I work from home, so our new girl will have lots of socialization and attention.
I have been looking for a breeder that is local to us in Maryland (just north of Baltimore), but have had no luck. I want to make sure we find a healthy dog, not from a puppy mill.
I am a casual dog trainer, and my ladybug was *very* well mannered in spite of stubbornness that can be common with bassets. I currently have an Akita (rescue through mid-atlantic akita rescue) who is also well behaved and very dog/kid/people friendly. I've also done a little training with search & rescue. All our pets are spayed/neutered and I can provide vet references and personal references and would sign a contract agreeing to spay our new girl.
I want to get a young (8wks) puppy to start, prefer female, tricolor or black/white.
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Go to the BHCA website - they list breeders by State and you should find a reputable one. You are quite right to do your research because as is always the case with breeds that become too popular, too many BYBs and worse jump in and start producing Bassets who are not only conformationally challenged, but often with poor untypical temperaments. You may have to wait, although with most of the bigger breeders, if they have stud dogs, they usually know where there is a litter on the ground, or due, even if they don't have a litter themselves.
About neutering, although I'm all for spaying, as soon as convenient, but I've seen the result of a male Basset castrated at under a year and it was very sad. He stayed a silly puppy for all his life. If this is necessary (other than for medical reasons such a retained testicles of course) it far better to wait until he's at least a year, to give him a chance to mature, and to decide whether castration is really needed, which in most cases, it's not. Poor behaviour is down to incorrect training. I believe that the soft Basset isn't a good candidate for castration - based on two oldies I had to have done for medical reasons and bitterly regretted.
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Open House on Friday November 25th from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
You can enjoy Christmas Caroling, bomfire, new train depot, wagon rides, cider and popcorn and the barn will be decorated with Christmas village theme.
Proceeds from all wagon rides through the month of December will be donated to the St. Judes Hospital.
We grow christmas trees here on the farm.
For Sale during spring and summer season organicly grown tomatoes and asparagus.
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Friday, November 25, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturdays, Sundays through December.
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