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Please HELP, 3 month old Puppy does NOT sleep
Hello everyone my girlfriend and I are in desperate need of some expertise. We have a 3 month old German Shepherd that we got at 8 weeks from a breeder, and he has been amazing at everything, EXCEPT sleeping at night. Currently we are crating him in the plastic kennel, we leave it right next to our bed. Its a perfect size for him, he has plenty of space, but not enough room to go to the bathroom and still have a clean space. We also have the standard wire style crate as well. We may switch to that depending on the responses we get here.
My girlfriend and I are running very thin on patience. We've literally averaged 3-4 hours of sleep per night since we got him because he howls, barks, and paws at the gate, and floor of the crate.
We let him out before we go to bed around 10:30, he goes pee and poop, then we let him walk around just a little more, his last outing is probably 10-15mins Then we bring him back inside and put him in the crate. Within 10 minutes he starts howling, barking, etc. I am 100% serious when I say this, he will bark from 10:45pm to 2:00am non stop, then sleep for 10 minutes and then bark, and howl for another 2 hours, this is how it is the entire night, I'm not exaggerating.
We feed him at 5:30pm, and pull his water bowl at 6:00pm. He gets plenty of exercise during the day, but he does take several naps throughout the day, lasting anywhere from 1-3 hours.
Sometimes when he is barking and crying we will let him out of the crate, and put him on our bed, or he will just pass out right next to the bed on the floor. I know this is probably a bad idea, but he its the only way he will sleep. Once he falls asleep, we pick him up and guide him into the crate. Sometimes he will fall asleep (If we are lucky). Other times he will just sit there and howl and bark.
We also feed him in the crate, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We have tried putting toys, no toys, Kong filled peanut butter, chew toys, etc and none of them help. We leave a blanket in the crate to lay on. It honestly feels like its getting worse.
If ANYONE can give us some advice it would be greatly appreciated because we are almost at a point where we can't function haha.
Why not try a night without closing the crate door? Shut your bedroom door, close all the closets, make it puppy proof, leave the crate in your room with the door open and see what happens. You may want to leave a small bed on the floor, next to your bed and you can reach down and pet him. Set your alarm to wake up and take him out for a pee in the middle of the night. Probably not the best advice, but I know what its like to be sleep deprived.
When our first dog was about 4 months old, she started doing a similar behavior in her crate, we couldn't sleep either so we let her out and she never peed or bothered us or destroyed anything. It was like she was telling us she was ready to be on her own.
She grew to be a very good dog in every way.
Maybe you're taking the water away too early and he's thirsty? When Zoe was 12 weeks she needed water until bedtime around 9pm and I'd let her out around 11pm and then she'd sleep until morning. If I noticed she didn't drink a lot of water she would always wake up crying in the middle of the night and run right to her water bowl.
We also used a larger wire crate with a blanket over the top of it. If he's doing okay making it out to potty then maybe he's ready for more room?
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I can think of a couple of things.
You mentioned that your dog gets plenty of exercise. May I ask how much you think is "plenty"? I have found that people have widely different viewpoints on what is "plenty" of exercise.
Whatever the level of exercise, I suggest you double or triple it for a couple of days. If he likes fetch, keep throwing until his tongue is hanging--being careful not to overheat him or cause injury. Wear him out really, really well. See if he sleeps better after been completely and totally exhausted.
Also, is it possible he is getting rewarded for the noise he is making in the crate? Even negative attention like scolding can be rewarding enough for the dog to keep on doing it. I suggest covering the crate with a blanket, totally ignoring the barking and only letting him out when he is calm and quiet.
Best of luck and hope all of you can sleep better soon,
It's really hard not to give in to his complaints but by doing so you are making the problem continue.
A good friend of mine from Brazil has a saying that roughly translates to "Love me, hate me, just don't ignore me!"
Nobody likes to be ignored...it's worse than being loved or hated. That includes dogs. Ignore the behavior you don't want and reward the ones that you do. It's much easier said than done but good advice nonetheless.
Sounds like you are really trying, but some pups can be exhausting when it comes to crate training. Your first mistake was to put him on the bed- unless that's where you want him all the time- think about it, how comfy that must seem to a puppy. I will say he may indeed need some more water later at night, but you can limit what he drinks. If you want him crate trained, an alternative method is to put a crate in an ex-pen at the foot or next to the bed. Only put a pad or blanket(if he wont chew it) in the crate. I wouldn't put anything else in there, just maybe a cover over the top of the crate(makes it a den-like area for him, a safe zone). If you set it up like this, he will come to know this is den is for sleeping, nothing more. Now, you can try leaving the door open. No toys, chews, etc., this area is JUST FOR SLEEPING. I know it's VERY HARD, but be consistent, no putting on the bed, or next to the bed, etc. I hope this helps, it's worked for us for many, many years. IMHO, Bob
try to put a blanket over the top, back and sides of the crate. and face the opening NOT looking at the bed. Seems to work for my pup.. i did that but i also have it in another room while we sleep.. i only slept next to create the first week to let him know it was ok.. also i leave crate door open during the day and throw treats in there so he know he can go in and out and its ok!
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Maybe gate off a section near your bed, so he's not "crated per say?" he also jsut might like seeing you.. the wire crate may be enough.
When I had my girl, I had a plastic crate, and in order forher to stop crying, I had to be in physical sight of her. The first few nights I even draped my hand in the front of the crate to comfort and she would fall asleep.. but if I was out of sight she would scream!
Or you can move the crate into another room and completely ignoring his requests. Just like a baby they have a way of barking differently when something is actually wrong. You come to learn how to read that
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"That's a God given gift. I can't explain it, so you'll have to ask God," Chris Rainey quipped after Saturday's game. "It was just a stretch play, and I just read the tackle. I guess I read it right and scored a touchdown."
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The players have been talking about the transformation of Brantley since the end of last season, but Saturday night was the first glimpse of the type of quarterback he can be.
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All cats vary in size. Some can weigh as little as 5# while others can be 15#. Each cat is different. Since DSH are mixed breed cats and it's difficult to know what breeds are in the mix, it's difficult to give and exact range.
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I'm currently 11 lbs and still growing, mind you I have ragdoll in me so i grow pretty slow. My vet called me fat though, I don't like her very much. She said domestic average weight is about 9lbs. pfft yeah maybe if I were a top model and not eat any yummy mice cat!
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My Tomino when he was a younger boy weighed 18lbs. I think he's just a regular ole' Tabby Cat but He is Huge! He is soo big he would scare all the other kitties in the neighborhood!!! Truth is he is more like a gental Ben. He now weighs only 16lbs.
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It does range quite a bit. For example, Nya weighs 7 lbs on a fat day (she's usually around 6), and Buddy weighs 12. He's not overweight, he's just bigger than Nya.
My parents cat boots weighs 17! He might be a touch overweight, but he's also a VERY large cat. His head is twice the size of Buddy's, and he's solid muscle.
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(Reuters) - Seminal American author Philip Roth, whose novels explored modern Jewish-American life, has told a French magazine that he will write no more books because he has lost his passion for it.
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Roth, 79, one of the world's most revered novelists and a frequent contender for the Nobel Prize for Literature, said he had not written for three years.
"To tell you the truth, I'm done," Roth was quoted as telling Les Inrocks. "'Nemesis' will be my last book," he said of his 2010 short novel set against a fictional polio epidemic in Newark, New Jersey, in 1944.
The novella "Goodbye, Columbus" catapulted Roth onto the American literary scene in 1959 with its satirical depiction of class and religion in American life. Published along with five other short stories, it won the National Book Award in 1960. He again received that award in 1995 for "Sabbath's Theater."
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Air Force Football Hosts UNLV in Home Finale
Nov. 14, 2011
Complete Release in PDF FormatAir Force (5-5, 1-4) vs. UNLV (2-7, 1-3)
Saturday Nov. 19 4 p.m. MT
Falcon Stadium (46,692) USAF Academy, CO
GAME FACTS: This week is the final home game for 28 senior players ... The seniors have posted a 30-19 overall record and a 16-13 mark in conference play ... The class has led Air Force to back-to-back Commander-in-Chief's Trophy titles and has a 6-2 mark against Army and Navy ... The class has gone to three straight bowl games, winning two straight ... Air Force leads the UNLV series 11-4 overall and 11-3 in conference games ... The Falcons are 6-1 at home vs. UNLV and have won four straight home games in the series dating back to 2001 ... Air Force is 22-8 at home overall under head coach Troy Calhoun.
Year by Year
LAST YEAR vs. UNLV: Air Force defeated UNLV, 35-20, to close out the regular season with an 8-4 overall record and a 5-3 MWC mark. Tim Jefferson opened the Air Force scoring with a five-yard touchdown pass to Zack Kauth to give the Falcons a 7-0 lead following an interception by Andre Morris. UNLV recorded 17 unanswered points to take a 17-7 lead in the second quarter before the Falcons closed the half with the first of three Jefferson touchdown runs to make it 17-14 at halftime. The Falcons out-scored UNLV, 21-3, in the second half while holding the Rebels to just 96 total yards, including 18 yards rushing. Jonathan Warzeka scored on a 54 yard run and Jefferson added two more TD runs. Air Force finished with 454 total yards, including 343 rushing. Asher Clark rushed for 82 yards to top the 1,000-yard mark for the season (1,001). Warzeka and Jefferson added 64 each while Nathan Walker chipped in with 60. Jefferson hit seven of nine passes for 111 yards and a TD. The defense was led by Austin Niklas, who had a career-high 14 tackles. Jordan Waiwaiole added 11 tackles and Morris chipped in with 10.
LAST TIME AT FALCON STADIUM: Air Force defeated UNLV, 45-17, in Falcon Stadium to win its third consecutive game. Asher Clark led the team's best offensive effort in a conference game with career highs of 160 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Clark opened the scoring with a 24-yard run to help Air Force take a 24-3 halftime lead. He added a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown runs, including a season-long run of 40 yards. The Falcons had 557 yards of total offense, including 431 yards rushing. Quarterback Tim Jefferson added 63 yards rushing and hit eight of 13 passes for 126 yards. Kevin Fogler caught three of the passes for a game-high 73 yards. The defense was led by John Falgout, who had eight tackles. Myles Morales added seven and Chris Thomas had six, a tackle for loss and an interception.
AIR FORCE/UNLV TIES: Air Force doesn't have any players from Nevada on its varsity roster. UNLV freshman offensive lineman Alex Novosel is from Littleton, Colo., and attended Chatfield High School. UNLV junior defensive back Corbin Brown attended the Air Force Academy and played football in 2009. He played in five games, collecting three tackles and a blocked kick.
PLAYING BEST WHEN IT MATTERS MOST: Air Force is 20-10 under head coach Troy Calhoun in games during the second half of the season (last six games), including a 2-2 mark this season. The Falcons were 3-3 last season. Air Force was 5-1 in 2007 which is the best mark since the 1998 team was 6-0. Prior to Calhoun's arrival in 2007, the Falcons were 12-24 over the last six games of the season from 2001-06.
FALCONS TOUGH IN NOVEMBER: Air Force is 11-4 under head coach Troy Calhoun in the month of November, including a 1-1 mark this season. The Falcons had a four-game November win streak snapped last week with a 25-17 loss at home against Wyoming. Three of the four losses have come at the hands of nationally-ranked teams, including two on the road.
HOME SWEET HOME: Air Force is 22-8 at home under head coach Troy Calhoun since 2007. The Falcons posted just the third undefeated home mark (6-0) in 2007. Air Force combined for 10 wins at home in 2009 and 2010 which is the third most in two seasons in school history.
LOOKING AT UNLV: UNLV coach Bobby Hauck was head coach at Montana for seven seasons prior to taking over the Rebels ... He led Montana to 10 or more wins five times, including his last four seasons ... Montana played in two straight national championship games under Hauck and won the conference champion all seven seasons ... UNLV doesn't have a senior starting on its offensive line and is one of just seven teams nationally without one ... The Rebels have nearly 30 percent (29 of 100 on opening day roster) of its roster from Nevada which is the most in the program's history ... UNLV has four teams on its 2011 schedule that finished in the top 11 of the final AP poll last year (No. 2 TCU, No. 7 Wisconsin, No. 9 Boise State and No. 11 Nevada), plus three more that received votes.
LAST WEEK: Wyoming defeated Air Force, 25-17, to snap a series-long five-game losing streak. Quarterback Brett Smith rushed for 75 yards and two touchdowns and hit 17-of-30 passes for 139 yards and another score to lead the Cowboys. Smith opened the scoring with a one-yard run on Wyoming's opening drive for a 6-0 lead. Air Force answered with the first of two Mike DeWitt touchdowns run to take a 7-6 lead. The Cowboys took a 12-7 halftime lead when Smith hit Chris McNeill with a six-yard toss. Parker Herrington opened the scoring in the second half with a 35 yard field goal to cut the lead to 12-10. DeWitt added a one-yard TD run to give Air Force the lead, 17-12, late in the third. Smith added a two-yard TD run to make it 18-17. The Falcons were driving late in the fourth quarter when a fumble ended a drive deep in Wyoming territory. Marqueston Huff returned another fumble on a desperation lateral play in the final seconds to make up the final margin. Air Force was out-gained by Wyoming, 351-311. Air Force rushed for 312 yards behind a game-high 85 from Connor Dietz and 84 from Asher Clark. Brady Amack led the defense with a game-high 13 tackles and a forced fumble.
Individual Notes
Team Notes
DEFENSE CATCHING ITS STRIDE: Air Force has allowed just 13.6 points per game the last three weeks. The Falcons shutout New Mexico, 42-0, defeated Army, 24-14, and lost to Wyoming, 25-17. The Falcons have held their opponents scoreless in the second half in two of the last three games and allowed just six offensive points in the second half last week vs. Wyoming.
TIME OF POSSESSION MOVING IN AIR FORCE'S FAVOR: After losing the time of possession battle in the first four games of the season, the Falcons have won it in five of the last six games. Air Force had a 4:52 advantage at Notre Dame, a 6:40 edge vs. San Diego State, a season-best 12:36 advantage at Boise State and a :46 edge at New Mexico. Army held a slight edge of 3:30. Air Force held a 2:14 edge last week against Wyoming. The team's TOP for the season is up to 29:09 which is a season high.
FALCONS IN THE RED ZONE: Air Force leads the Mountain West and ranks eighth nationally in red zone offense, scoring 90.9 percent (40-44) of the time. The Falcons have 29 touchdowns and 11 field goals. Air Force had a streak of 25 straight trips inside the red zone with points snapped last week vs. Wyoming. The Falcons had scored 18 TDs and kicked seven field goals during the streak.
AIR FORCE LEADS THE WAY WITH ALUMNI COACHES: Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun is one of 18 FBS head coaches that is leading his alma mater. Calhoun, 1989 Academy graduate, is in his fifth year. The Falcons have eight Academy graduates as coaches on the staff which is more than any other school in the nation.
Academy graduates on coaching staff
FBS Head Coaches at Alma Mater
FALCONS AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS IN APR: The Air Force Academy football team's APR score of 978 for the 2009-10 academic year ranks 10th nationally, according to data released by the NCAA. The Air Force football program, along with women's cross country, wrestling and women's track were recognized by the NCAA with Division I Academic Performance Public Recognition Awards. The APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete on scholarship. The APR accounts for eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team's academic performance.
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF'S TROPHY: Air Force won its second straight and record 18th Commander-in-Chief's Trophy this season. The Falcons defeated Navy, 35-34, in overtime in Annapolis Oct. 1 and Army, 24-14, in Falcon Stadium Nov. 5. Air Force's back-to-back CIC Trophy titles are its first since 2001-02.
Individual Notes
START CHART: Several Falcons have significant streaks going in terms of consecutive games started. Senior DB Anthony Wright leads the way with 46 straight dating back to 2009. Senior DB Jon Davis has the second-longest streak with 36. Senior RB Asher Clark is third at 29 followed by senior QB Tim Jefferson with 28. Wright leads the way in overall games started as well with 46. Jefferson is second with 41, Clark is third with 37 and Davis is fourth with 36. A look at both lists follows.
WARZEKA CAREER RECORD HOLDER FOR KICKOFF RETURNS: Senior Jonathan Warzeka set the Air Force career record for kickoff return yards in Air Force's victory over Army. Warzeka recorded 44 kickoff return yards to move past Reggie Rembert (2007-10), who had 1,388 yards on 65 returns. Warzeka has 57 career returns for 1,449 yards and ranks fourth in school history with a 25.4 career return average.
AMACK AMONG MW/NATION'S BEST: Senior LB Brady Amack is second in the Mountain West and 11th nationally in tackles with an average of 10.7 per game. Amack has led the team in tackles in five straight games and seven of the last eight this season. He has hit double figures in tackles in five of the last seven, including two straight. He had a game-high 13 tackles vs. Wyoming last week.
Amack has 107 tackles this season and is the first Falcon since John Falgout in 2009 to reach the 100-tackle mark. His 107 stops are the most in a season since Ken Lamendola had 118 in 2008.
DAVIS AMONG MW'S BEST: Senior safety Jon Davis ranks ninth in the Mountain West in tackles with a 7.3 average. Davis has 73 total tackles, including 37 unassisted. He is third in the conference in tackles by defensive backs. Davis is third in the conference in interceptions with a team-best three and ranks ninth in the league with .60 pass breakups per game.
WARZEKA ON HORNUNG WATCH LIST: Air Force senior WR/KR Jonathan Warzeka is one of 50 players on the 2011 Watch List for the Paul Hurnung Award presented by Texas Roadhouse, announced by the Louisville Sports Commission and football legend Paul Hornung.
COOKS MOVING UP CAREER BLOCKED KICKS CHART: Sophomore LB Jamil Cooks is tied for fourth in Air Force history with four blocked kicks. Cooks recorded his fourth career kick this season with a blocked field goal vs. San Diego State. Last year, Cooks blocked three kicks, a punt and a field goal vs. Navy and a PAT vs. Colorado State. His four blocks are the most by a Falcon since Robert Kraay, who had four from 2004-06.
JEFFERSON WINNINGEST QUARTERBACK IN SCHOOL HISTORY: QB Tim Jefferson set a new school record for most wins by a starting quarterback in Air Force's win over Tennessee State. He passed the record of 22 set by Dee Dowis (1985-89), who was 22-13-1. Jefferson has a 26-15 career record as a starter. His 26 wins ranks fourth all-time in the Mountain West. Jefferson is 6-1 in his career against service academies, posting a 4-0 mark vs. Army and a 2-1 mark against Navy. He is the only quarterback in Air Force history to have six service academy wins.
JEFFERSON PASSING: Senior QB Tim Jefferson has hit 82-of-137 passes for 1,129 yards on the season with eight touchdowns and six interceptions. His 59.9 completion percentage is fifth best for a single season at Air Force and best since Shaun Carney had a .642 mark in 2007. Jefferson's 141.37 career QB rating is the second best in school history.
HERRINGTON LEADS THE MOUNTAIN WEST: Junior kicker Parker Herrington leads the Mountain West in field goals with a 1.30 average and in field goal percentage with a 92.9 mark. He is a perfect 11-of-11 inside 40 yards and has hit 10 straight field goals since his only miss from 49 yards vs. Tennessee State. Herrington is fifth in the conference and second among kickers in scoring with a 6.8 average. He kicked a career-high three field goals against Army and hit his only attempt against Wyoming to improve to 13-of-14 on the season. He has kicked two or more field goals in a game five times this season. Herrington's 92.9 field goal percentage is the second-best in school history, trailing only Jackson Whiting's perfect 1999 season (12-12).
FULLBACK FORCE: Air Force fullbacks Wes Cobb and Mike DeWitt have big shoes to fill. The Falcons lost their top three fullbacks last season to graduation -- Jared Tew, Nathan Walker, Ryan Southworth. Gone with the trio went 1,117 yards and an 85.9 per-game average. Cobb and DeWitt proved they are up to the challenge providing the kind of tough running that the Air Force fullback position is known for.
WALLERSTEIN EARNS ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS: Air Force senior offensive lineman A.J. Wallerstein has been named to the District VII College Sports Information Directors of American academic all-district team. Wallerstein will appear on the nation ballot for Academic All-American honors which will be announced next month. A native of Canyon Country, Calif., Wallerstein has a 3.47 grade point average and is a double major in Physics and Mathematical Sciences.
WALLERSTEIN ON AFCA GOOD WORKS LIST: Air Force senior offensive lineman A.J. Wallerstein is one of a record 132 nominees for the AFCA Good Works Team, announced by the AllState Insurance Company and the American Football Coaches Association.
Wallerstein has been active in his Academy cadet squadron in leadership positions of element leader and academic officer and was on the cadet leadership team during Basic Cadet Training last summer where he was responsible for leading basic cadets in various areas of military training. He was also active in a community service project that donated over 50 man-hours to the Black Forest Animal Sanctuary in Colorado Springs.
WALLERSTEIN SEMIFINALIST FOR CAMPBELL TROPHY: Air Force senior offensive lineman A.J. Wallerstein is among the 127 semifinalists for the 2011 William V. Campbell Trophy, endowed by HealthSouth, and announced by the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF). Each of the 127 individuals is also a candidate for the 2011 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Award, presented by Fidelity Investments.
CLARK ON DOAK WALKER LIST: Air Force senior running back Asher Clark is one of 51 candidates for the 2011 Doak Walker Award, according to an announcement by the PwC SMC Athletic Forum. Ten semifinalists will be announced on Nov. 11 and the recipient will be named live on ESPN on Dec. 8. Clark was a second-team all-Mountain West selection last season after rushing for 1,031 yards, becoming just the 13th player overall and fourth tailback in Air Force history to hit the 1,000-yard mark in a season. Clark was third in the conference in rushing with a 79.3 per-game average. A native of Lawrenceville, Ga., Clark became the ninth player in Air Force history to hit the 2,000-yard mark for his career.
CLARK CAREER RUSHING NUMBERS: Senior tailback Asher Clark ranks third in career rushing yards in Air Force history with 3,300. Clark passed Chad Hall (2005-07), who had 2,606 career rushing yards, against TCU to become the school's career leader for a tailback. Clark recorded his eighth-career 100-yard game with 148 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries vs. Tennessee State to move past fullback John Kershner (1980-83), who had 2,726 career yards, to become the all-time leader for a non-quarterback. Clark added his ninth-career 100-yard game with 102 yards on 11 carries at Notre Dame to become just the third Falcon player to surpass the 3,000-yard mark for his career.
CALHOUN EARNS HERBIE AWARD: ESPN/ABC Analyst Kirk Herbstreit ranked Air Force head coach Troy Calhoun second in his top five underrated coaches in college football. Herbstreit listed Utah's Kyle Whittingham first, Les Miles of LSU third, Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald fourth and Bret Bielema or Wisconsin fifth.
WALLERSTEIN, AMACK EARN MID-SEASON HONORS: Senior OL A.J. Wallerstein and senior LB Brady Amack were each named Midseason All-American honorable mention by Phil Steele's Magazine.
HONORS: Honors won by Air Force players in 2011 follow.
Season Notes
AIR FORCE'S BRUTAL OCTOBER STRETCH: Air Force defeated New Mexico, 42-0, Oct. 29 to conclude a brutal stretch of games. The Falcons played four of five games in October away from home. The Falcons played at Navy Oct. 1, defeating the Midshipmen, 35-34, in overtime and at Notre Dame Oct. 8 (ND 59-33). The one home game was a Thursday night tilt with San Diego State Oct. 13, a 41-27 Aztec win. Air Force played at No. 5/7 Boise State Oct. 22 (L 37-26). The stretch is widely considered one of the toughest in school history.
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Feminism | Posted by Alec A on 04/1/2011
Why Homosexuality Is Perfectly Natural
A miniature Wild West town served as a backdrop to a very interesting thought. There is a scene in Rango where the eponymous character kisses his love interest, the sassy lizard named Beans. The two perform a perfectly heteronormative act in a theater packed with young children, and I thought about how they were all passively learning to recognize this as suitable conduct. I realized that I had been taught the exact same thing. Then I realized:
As a young boy, I was never taught to be attracted to men as a child. And yet now, as a teen, I identify as gay.
This may not seem particularly insightful in its condensed state, but this led me to ruminate further on how attraction could be taught to young children. Within …


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Canadian Curators Present 99 Ways To Better a City
The Canadian Center for Architecture is exhibiting Tools for Action: What You Can Do With the City through April 19, 2009. The exhibit presents 99 recent events from around the world in which simple acts of walking, recycling, painting, playing or gardening has transformed some aspect of urban negativity into a place for positive change. International contemporary architectural projects, design concepts, research studies, and other ideas are conveyed through a range of materials including architectural drawings, photographs, videos, publications, artifacts, and websites. Rather than using traditional tools associated with urban planning and design, the instigators of these actions offer an intensely focused personal engagement. The exhibit's website provides not only photos of the installation, but also lists all 99 actions, such as #4: Reclaim Vacant Lot with What City's Got (see photo) in Seville, Spain, and #79: Paint Grows Soccer Field in United Arab Emirates.
CCA Director Mirko Zardini, writes in the exhibit catalog's introduction, "A New Urban Takeover":
A true and proper cultural revolution is necessary to replace traditional development with the alternative hypothesis of calm degrowth, voluntary simplicity, a livable—indeed, a lively—society. The deterioration of contemporary society reveals a crisis of meaning accompanied by a "decline of the individual-personal ability to do or to make." What is needed is a shift from the passivity in which we comply with what is offered up every day, to an active posture, not so much of resistance, but of a quest. If we observe the contemporary urban world attentively, we see new forms emerge, "microbe-like, singular and plural practices" that develop outside the rules and regulations that inform our current urban system.
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text: ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Stereotaxis, Inc. (NASDAQ: STXS) today announced the completion of the first 50 clinical procedures using the Company's new Niobe ES™ system to treat patients with a variety of complex cardiac arrhythmias. A majority of the first 50 cases were performed to treat atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common type of cardiac arrhythmia(1). Positive initial results with the Niobe ES system in Europe demonstrate that the average time for completion of mapping and ablation for the initial AF patients was 69 minutes. The data will be featured at the Boston Atrial Fibrillation Symposium 2012 to be held on January 12-14, 2012. The Epoch™ platform, which encompasses the Niobe ES system, is the Company's new generation comprehensive solution for the electrophysiology (EP) laboratory. It is designed to improve efficiency with a fully-remote, networked and modular robotic, magnetic system that enables greater surgical precision and improved catheter control while reducing the risk of complications. Stereotaxis began initial shipments of the Epoch platform in mid-December 2011, including six system upgrades from the Niobe ® II navigation system at leading medical centers in the United States and Europe. Professor Carlo Pappone of Villa Maria Cecilia Hospital, Cotignola Italy, said, "My vision was to click on the map and for the catheter to quickly and precisely move to that spot. Today with the Epoch platform, this is a reality. I believe the Epoch platform is one of the most important innovations for the EP practice to date. With the Epoch technology all physicians can successfully and consistently perform high quality AF procedures with the assurance of superior patient care." THE HEART HOSPITAL Baylor Plano in Plano, Texas was the first North American site to install the new Epoch platform, and the first hospital in the world to perform an EP procedure using the new system. "Interventional physicians want to leverage advanced technology that minimizes surgical risks to the patient while increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome," said Brian DeVille, M.D., FACC, eletrophysiologist on the medical staff at THE HEART HOSPITAL Baylor Plano. "The new Niobe ES system will enable electrophysiologists on the medical staff to deliver therapy in a precise manner, while reducing X-ray exposure and procedure time for our patients." "The initial feedback and interest in our new Epoch platform has been very favorable," said Michael P. Kaminski, President and CEO of Stereotaxis. "We look forward to continuing to build on the momentum of this milestone and have commitments for 12 additional system upgrades to Niobe ES which will be installed over the next few months." About Stereotaxis www.stereotaxis.com www.odysseyexperience.com Stereotaxis designs, manufactures and markets an advanced cardiology instrument control system for use in a hospital's interventional surgical suite to enhance the treatment of coronary artery disease and arrhythmias. The Niobe ® Remote Magnetic Navigation System is designed to enable physicians to complete more complex interventional procedures by providing image guided delivery of catheters and guidewires through the blood vessels and chambers of the heart to treatment sites. This is achieved using computer-controlled, externally applied magnetic fields that govern the motion of the working tip of the catheter or guidewire, resulting in improved navigation and reduced x-ray exposure.


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Safety at plant 'totally chaotic'
BEIJING (AP) — A top Chinese official says safety standards and preparation at a poultry plant were "extremely chaotic" before a deadly fire that killed 120 workers.
State Administration of Work Safety head Yang Dongliang confirmed earlier reports that safety exits had been blocked at the Jilin Baoyuanfeng Poultry Co. plant.
An administration statement today quoted Yang as saying that plant management neglected to hold required safety drills or educate workers, while local government departments failed to carry out proper inspections. The plant's top management has been detained.


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Well fortunately the other wheel turned up, it was actually a practical joke, not exactly funny in my opinion but oh well
One wheel had been professionally repaired after a 2x4 flew off of the truck in front of me and rolled under the car, but it balances fine and only under very very close examination can you tell its been repaired, its actually the front passenger side wheel (was repaired before the pics were taken )
These wheels are extremely light weighing in at only 16.8lbs per wheelweights.net and i can attest to this after picking them up myself.
These retail at $640 a piece per SSR's website, now i know thats retail but it just gives you an idea of how nice these wheels are. The 3 are literally perfect with MAYBE one knick in the paint, i'll get close ups when i get a chance, but there is absolutely no curb rash on any of them, these wheels are MINT. The only reason i wont call the 4th perfect is because it did get repaired
Here are some pics on my car, they really are a good looking wheel
These are 5x100 Bolt patter 18x8.5 with a +48 offset. I had 235/40/18 Nitto NT 555's on it, also lowered. They will fit with coilovers or stock struts, the fitment is tight but they fill out the fenders great and didnt rub anyhwere. Even when my just got lowered and 5 deep (doing axis spins hehe) i didnt rub AT ALL. Great wheels that someone will be getting for CHEAP in comparison to new
I guess i'd like $900 + shipping or wouldn't mind some trades either, I'm keeping them for sale because i caught the bug after looking for new wheels and its hard for me to change my mind after looking at something new again haha.


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I finally went to the inspector today and decided to build my own place. I went to a architect thru a mutual friend and he told me he don't normally do small projects but he will draw up the 3 plans(electrical, wind, and floor/foundation) for $1500, $500 each for a 1500 sq. ft. house....is this a good price? Also, does these plans constitute how to build everything like my foundation?...i mean.......will these plans tell me to do a slab or crawl space or do I have to tell the architect...or is that something that I decide on my own?
You should tell your architect that you want a complete set of plans that the Bld Dept will accept. What state do you live in. In N Y you must have County Health Dept approval BEFORE you do anything. check wilt the Bld Insp see what his requirements are.
$ 1500 is real cheap make sure it meets the inspectors requirements. good luck
I actually went to the architect after leaving the inspector. He said all i needed was a wind and floor print....so i guess i'm set?
That price is reasonable.
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Two of the most beautiful women I have "ever" seen anywhere in my entire life, in person, on TV, real life, or anywhere else.... work here on the Police force. And, they are partners..... and on patrol all of the time.


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text: I love these clothing organizer for a young child. So much time can get wasted in the morning picking something out to wear. This way they could help create their week's outfits on laundry day and cut out the hassle in the mornings. I would add this feature into the built in cabinetry for the baby's room.


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November 16, 2009
Over time, nobody beats the market. This basic premise of efficient capital markets theory has been confirmed in numerous academic studies. The only important exception to the rule traditionally has been corporate insiders trading in their own corporation's stock. The obvious and generally accepted explanation for insiders' results is their access to and use of material nonpublic information about the company...


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Hola Search is a browser hijacker, which is promoted via other free downloads, and once installed it will add the Hola Toolbar, and change your browser search engine and homepage to holasearch.com.
Hola Search will display advertisements and sponsored links in your search results, and may collect search terms from your search queries.
Hola Search got on your computer after you have installed a freeware software (video recording/streaming, download-managers or PDF creators) that had bundled into their installation this browser hijacker.
For example, when you install VPlay, you will also agree to install Hola Toolbar, and change your default browser home page to holasearch.com. However, when you uninstall VPlay from your computer, your web browser's default settings will not be restored. This means that you'll have to remove holasearch.com from your favorite web browser manually.
You should always pay attention when installing software because often, a software installer includes optional installs, such as this Hola Homepage. Be very careful what you agree to install.
Always opt for the custom installation and deselect anything that is not familiar, especially optional software that you never wanted to download and install in the first place. It goes without saying that you should not install software that you don't trust.
Hola Search – Virus Removal Instructions
STEP 1 : Uninstall Hola Search programs from your computer
Hola Search is installed on users computer with other free programs like video recording/streaming, download-managers or PDF creators, and in order to protect itself from being removed, it will also install a program (BrowserProtect) to stop you from resetting your browser to its default settings.
- To uninstall Hola programs from your computer, click the Start button, then select Control Panel, and click on Uninstall a program. If you are a Windows 8 user, you can right-click on a bottom left hot corner (formerly known as the Start button) and select Control panel from there, then select Uninstall a program.
- Search and uninstall HolaSearch Toolbar and BrowserProtect.
Because Hola Search is installed with other additional programs, we recommend that you search and uninstall any other unwanted or unknown programs from your computer.
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Hola Search has installed two browser extensions (BrowserProtect and Hola Toolbar), and has changed your search engine and homepage to holasearch.com.
Remove Hola Search from Internet Explorer
- Open Internet Explorer, click on the gear icon (Tools for Windows XP users) at the top (far right), then click again on Internet Options.
- In the Internet Options dialog box, click on the Advanced tab, then click on the Reset button.
- In the Reset Internet Explorer settings section, check the Delete personal settings box, then click on Reset.
- When Internet Explorer finishes resetting, click Close in the confirmation dialogue box and then click OK.
- Close and open Internet Explorer.
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- At the top of the Firefox window, click the Firefox button, go over to the Help sub-menu (on Windows XP, click the Help menu at the top of the Firefox window), and select Troubleshooting Information.
- Click the Reset Firefox button in the upper-right corner of the Troubleshooting Information page.
- To continue, click Reset Firefox in the confirmation window that opens.
- Firefox will close and be reset. When it's done, a window will list the information that was imported. Click Finish
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- Remove Hola Search extensions from Google Chrome.
Click the Chrome menu button on the browser toolbar, select Tools and then click on Extensions.
In the Extensions tab, remove Hola Toolbar and BrowserProtect extensions by clicking Recycle Bin icon at the end of the row.
NOTE: Hola Search may have added additional extensions which you will need to remove. We recommend that you remove any unwanted or unknown extensions from Google Chrome.
- Set Google Chrome default search engine from Hola Search to Google.
Click the Chrome menu button, then select Settings and click on Manage search engines in the Search section.
In the Search Engines dialog that appears, select Google and click the Make Default button that appears in the row.
Search for Hola Search in the Search Engines list, and click the X button that appears at the end of the row.
- Change Google Chrome homepage from htt://www.holasearch.com to its default.
Hola Search has modified your Google settings to open their webpage whenever you start your browser, so we will need to revert this change.
Click the Chrome menu button, then select Settings and click on One the New Tab page in the On Startup section.
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This is a good time of the year to talk about taking advantage of a winter bite. I'm originally from Florida and now call Alabama home so it might come as a surprise to some of you to see me writing about winter fishing. Let's face it: I'm not the guy who has a lot of experience sweeping snow out of his boat or having things freeze while he's out of the water.
But here's the thing about that: Sometimes you can see the forest better if you haven't grown up in the trees. It gives you a different perspective. You have no choice. You see new things because they're new to you. You don't look through them. There's no such thing as history or experience.
We're going to talk mostly about technique, and about finding them after we've found them. We'll talk about starting fresh another day.
The reason I'm doing these two columns is because of my experience last year at the 2013 Bassmaster Classic on Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. You will recall I didn't catch a bass on the first day. It was mind numbing, especially considering the fact that I had a pretty good practice. I honestly expected to catch fish and make a nice showing.
On one level, my problem was simple; I fished too fast. What caused me to do that is more complicated, however. Some of it was adrenalin and the excitement of fishing as the reigning Classic champion. But, on a deeper level, I didn't truly understand what was going on with the bass, and I didn't make the necessary adjustments.
One of the lessons I learned is that winter bass change from one day to the next, even if they're holding in the same general places. I had a productive practice in the sense that I located fish and was able to make them bite. When the tournament started, though, they changed. They wanted it slower.
The problem was I kept fishing fast. As the day went along and I didn't have any fish in my livewell, it got worse. I didn't recognize what was happening until the second day.
Of course, by then it was too late to make any kind of showing. I never give in and I never quit. I'm a positive man who'll fish to the last cast. I've also competed in several tournaments. I know when I'm in trouble and when it's going to take a miracle to pull things out.
I'm certain about the slower bait idea because that's the way I fished on the second day. My mental framework had changed. I just wanted to catch some bass so I could walk across the stage and weigh in something. I wasn't in a hurry and I had no reason to rush through things.
And here's another thing about that. I fished mostly the same areas — with some modifications we'll talk about next week — and used exactly the same baits, a Luck "E" Strike jerkbait and an orange Luck "E" Strike crankbait.
Chris Lane's column appears weekly on Bassmaster.com. You can also find him on Twitter and Facebook or visit his website, www.chrislanefishing.com.


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Is it me, or does anyone else find Toni Morrison novels to be a hard read?
I have had other people agree with me, to include my 11th grade high school English teacher who suggested that I read Beloved back in 92', I might add. I am curious if anyone else feels the same. Its not that I cannot finish her novels, I just find myself re-reading in order to make sense of some things.
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Has anyone installed a T5 trans. Into an early F1 (52) and can tell me how to wire the two harnesses? I assume the harness with the two wires (green and blue) is the back-up or maybe the neutral switch but how do I wire the two twisted wires in the second harness. Is this for an electric speedometer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I assume you are referring to a t5 manual transmission ?
If so there should only be 2 electrical items on that trans the backup light switch in on the top cover or main case side , the speed sensor is on the driver side rear tail section of trans :pimp:
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By Yang Dingdu, He Guanghai
TEHRAN, (Xinhua): Despite major differences between Iran and the world powers over the Islamic republic's disputed nuclear program during the latest round of talks, analysts say gestures for the continuation of negotiations are still resonated from both sides, which is favored to be the best choice.
The two-day nuclear talks between Iran and so-called P5+1 group (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany) in Almaty, Kazakhstan concluded on Saturday with both sides saying that the gap of views over the key points could not be bridged.
Iran and the P5+1 group remained "far apart" on key issues, Catherine Ashton, the European Union's head of foreign policy, said at the end of the meeting.
Echoing her words, Iranian chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili side as far as Iran's nuclear issue is concerned, "differences in the views of the parties exist."
While Iranian officials stressed that any mechanism to settle Iran's nuclear issue in the talks should take into consideration the recognition of Iran's right to enrichment activities, the revised proposal by the world powers asked Iran to suspend its uranium enrichment and shut down its underground Fordow enrichment facilities in return for limited sanction relief.
"Either 5 percent or 20 percent uranium enrichment is part of Iranian nation's right," and as a means to building confidence, the West should give up its "hostile attitude" toward the Islamic republic, Jalili asserted, implying the torrent of sanctions that have been imposed against the country for years.
Calling the sanctions as a tool to press Iran to refrain from its suspected nuclear activities, Ashton said that "the purpose of sanctions is to put pressure on Iran to see if this process works."
Still divided on the main topic of the meeting – uranium enrichment – the two sides disinclined to leave the talks closed- ended.
Although no specific date and venue was designated for the follow-up meetings, the Iranian chief nuclear negotiator said that his country stresses the continuation of talks and Ashton will contact him later to discuss the means of how to proceed with the negotiations.
Avoiding confrontation in favor of dialogue is an overwhelming trend not only among the P5+1 nuclear mediators and Iranian politicians, but also scholars and analysts who assert it will be instrumental for the interests of all sides.
"The reason for this approach is quite clear," said Sadeq Zibakalam, a professor of political science at Tehran University, adding "The West has two options to prevent Iran from gaining access to nuclear weapons. One is to threat Iran by the military attack and the other is to compromise via talking with Iran."
"An elementary school pupil in the United States will tell you that the choice of Washington in this regard is the second one," the Iranian university professor posted in a comment on the meeting via facebook.
Western states "never closed the doors for negotiations. They are even ready for the talks with Iran on June 13, one day before Iran's (upcoming) presidential elections," the Iranian university professor contended.
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Friday nights are pizza night at our house. This lighter version of the taco pizza at a place in town is a favorite! —Joanne Wiltz, Santee, California
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- 1 pound lean ground turkey
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies, drained
- 4 whole wheat pita breads (6 inches)
- 1 cup salsa
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded reduced-fat Mexican cheese blend
- 1 cup shredded lettuce
- 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped
- In a large skillet, cook turkey and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in chilies. Place pitas on an ungreased baking sheet.
- Spread 2 tablespoons salsa over each pita. Top with turkey mixture; sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 400° for 5-10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve with lettuce, tomato and remaining salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
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"We face two challenges this year: to rebuild this state better than Irene found us, and to continue to build our bright jobs future.
To those who say we can't do both at the same time, I say: we must."
Gov. Peter Shumlin, Budget Address to the Legislature, Jan. 12, 2012
Five months ago, when Governor Shumlin addressed the General Assembly in his state of the state and budget addresses, he described a state that had overcome unprecedented hardship in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene but still faced major challenges: continuing to rebuild the state's devastated infrastructure while focusing on creating a bright jobs future for Vermont. As the governor said in January, the legislature would make the tough decisions required this session to rebuild in Irene's aftermath while also investing in economic opportunities for Vermonters.
With the legislative biennium drawing to a close, the governor and the legislature have delivered on that promise. The governor's jobs agenda for the biennium - controlling health care costs and taking the burden of insurance off the backs of small businesses, invigorating our agricultural renaissance, extending broadband internet statewide by the end of 2013, claiming our energy independence, creating educational opportunities for our students, and rebuilding our state better than Irene found us - was delivered by legislative action. With few exceptions - most notably the legislature's disappointing lack of action to streamline permitting and curb our prescription drug epidemic - the 2011-2012 legislative biennium was a remarkable success:
Agenda: "Today, I present a budget that makes the necessary choices to match our spending with Vermonters' ability to pay. This is a balanced budget that protects our most vulnerable, strategically invests new dollars in making Vermont the education state, and builds on our strong jobs future. I remain determined not to increase broad-based taxes on Vermonters as we begin to see signs of modest economic growth."
Result: A responsible state spending plan that lives within available revenues and without raising any broadbased taxes. The budget we passed provides funding for a variety of Irene-related expenses, fully funds pension plans and the State's share of education funding, builds reserves to help offset the most egregious federal funding cuts and economic downturns, protects the most vulnerable Vermonters, and supports innovative efforts to increase jobs.
Agenda: "We will not return to the State Hospital, whose decrepit condition did not dignify our most vulnerable Vermonters or high quality of care provided by our state employees."
Result: Strengthened Vermont's mental health system, shifting care from an obsolete institution-based system to a more individual-focused, community-based focus. Under the new law, acute in-patient care will be provided at the Brattleboro Retreat, the Rutland Regional Medical Center and Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, as well as a new 16-25 bed secure facility to be located near the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin. In addition, services that enable individuals to remain in their communities will be increased, local emergency services expanded, and support for effective programs helping those with mental health conditions strengthened. The administration also brought the Agencies of Natural Resources and Transportation together in Montpelier to ensure cooperation on projects moving forward; and consolidated Education in downtown Barre and Human Services in downtown Waterbury, supporting those local economies.
Agenda: "Vermont's transportation infrastructure pre-Irene was crumbling before our eyes. We will take the lessons from Irene to rebuild our roads, bridges, and rail stronger, faster, and more affordably."
Result: A $658 million Transportation Budget -- the largest in the state's history -- that will repair and replace damaged and aging roads, bridges and railroads to ensure businesses, tourists and the public enjoy safe and smooth travel.
Agenda: "With over 600 historic buildings in our downtowns flooded by Irene, many Vermonters who were put out of work are counting on us. I am proposing an additional $500,000 in downtown tax credits. Each dollar leverages 16 additional dollars in job creation, and every million dollars creates 110 new jobs."
Result: A $500,000 tax credit program to help restore businesses located in historic downtowns damaged in Irene re-open and get Vermonters back to work. Also for businesses, imposed a moratorium on the "Cloud Tax' on internet-based services to help Vermont companies that rely on that delivery system, and eliminated the tax on packaging equipment to reduce costs on Vermont's manufacturing firms.
Agenda: "To the hundreds of Vermonters who lost so much -- lost their house, lost their belongings, lost the land that their homes rested on or the land they tilled, we stand with you in the long recovery that lies ahead, to help you close the gap between your hopes and dreams that were washed away and the paltry $30,200 maximum reimbursement afforded you by our federal government."
Result: Covered the entire cost of rebuilding for towns hardest-hit by Irene, provided half of the town match for transportation costs created by the storm, helped remove destroyed mobile homes and ensured those located in flood plains are able to move to a safer location through a buy-out program in partnership with municipalities, and created the VT Strong license plate to raise $1 million to help families impacted by Irene.
Agenda: "If we can turn the lights back on in just three days for over 70,000 utility customers, we can create jobs by harnessing the sun, wind, water, forests and fields to produce community-generated renewable power."
Result: Approved legislation to expand clean, renewable energy sources across the state -- creating quality jobs across the spectrum, including transportation, engineering, manufacturing, and more.
Agenda: "Building the best education system in the country will create jobs. However, we have to have the courage to do some things differently. We must start by elevating the Commissioner of Education to the Secretary of Education, appointed by the governor."
Result: As of Jan. 1, 2013, the Department of Education becomes an official state agency, with the Secretary of Education appointed by the governor -- a change sought by businesses across the state as they seek an educated, highly skilled workforce. This change will strengthen education and help prepare young Vermonters for the global economy. In addition, provided property tax relief by earmarking 50 percent of any surplus to the Education Fund. Increased funding to help high school students take college-credit courses, providing higher quality educational offerings, easing future college expenses for families, and encouraging young Vermonters to move on to higher education after high school graduation. In addition, provided $2 million to open Community College of Vermont and Vermont State College programs in Brattleboro, a town that has been devasted by recent flooding and a significant fire.
Agenda: "If we can rebuild our transportation infrastructure at 35 cents on the dollar, we can lead the nation in arresting the skyrocketing cost of health care that is hurting job growth and picking the pockets of our struggling middle class."
Result: the Legislature approved an "exchange' to offer comparable insurance plans at competitive prices to Vermont families and businesses with 50 or fewer employees. This was a critical step in Vermont's steady progress toward becoming the first state to provide universal access to affordable, quality coverage.
Agenda: "If we can reconnect hundreds of miles of washed out dirt roads in just days so that milk trucks can get to our dairy farmers who had to dump milk during the storm, we can create jobs by fueling the renaissance in locally grown Vermont food."
Result: An approximately $1.2 million Working Landscapes program to promote Vermont's working farms and forests, tapping the state's clean and green reputation to boost our growing value-added agricultural sector and bringing and keeping young Vermonters back into farming.
Agenda: "As a lifelong hunter, I know firsthand how important hunting and fishing is to Vermont's quality of life and economic success. That is why my budget includes an increase to $1.5 million to Fish and Wildlife, an investment that leverages nearly $8 million in federal dollars to ensure a bright future for Vermont's sportsmen and women."
Result: A $1.5 million increase -- more than double last year's budget -- to the Department of Fish and Wildlife to support Vermont's wildlife-based recreation, which accounts for $385 million of economic opportunity for our state. This sector not only attracts new visitors to Vermont, but is critical to our hunting and fishing heritage, with Vermont ranking third in the nation in wildlife recreation.
"Having witnessed what Vermont can do together, I have never been more optimistic about our ability to keep getting tough things done to help us grow jobs in 2012."
Source: http://governor.vermont.gov/newsroom-irene-and-jobs-a-record-of-results


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spring loaded hose clamps
Anyone know where to find these? I hate the look of the band/screw style clamps. I've checked auto parts stores in town and Amazon had some but had bad reviews... Google didn't lead me to much..
if your looking for what i think you are. they are dealer part. they have a tendancy to leak if re-used so aftermarket shops dont carry them
The last I bought were at the local hardware store in those cardboard bins.
Another way is to use some Gates shrink clamps. NAPA has them under their own name, but here's Speedway's cat
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I think you are reffering to Constant tension clamps.see photo.
They are superior to a gear drive clamp, when sized correctly. Lots available aftermarket.
They get there name because of the way they work. As a hose softens and gets a little deformed, they keep "constant tension" on the hose and will prevent leakage after a replacement hose is installed.
lots of myths surround these clamps, but they are mostly just that, myths.
Ever see one on hose you cant reach, like on the hose under the intake of a 4.6 liter ford moduler engine. If you change that hose, it will be with the intake off, as you cant do it any other way. Point is, if you use a gear drive clamp, after the hose softens and the clamp needs retightened as it will, or it will seep or leak, you cant reach it to tighten. BUT if you use a constant tension clamp, it will keep tension on the hose constant, so .. no leak.
There is a tool for installing them/removing them. Being a flat rate line technician I re use them whenever I can, as with the correct tool, they install so quick your head will spin.There are also many times where you wont be able to turn a gear drive clamp because of its proximity to other parts.
The tool is pictured below also. FWIW
Also last photo bump. :P
Now that i know why they are used (to keep constant tension as the hose shrinks to fit) ok, fine.
i don't like them because you often need a special tool to install/remove.
i would rather have to check often for leak (i don't) and re-tighten a screw clamp.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Yale and Princeton will play in NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship first-round games on Sunday afternoon.
Yale claimed the League's automatic bid with a 15-7 Tournament Championship win over Princeton on May 6. Princeton returns to the NCAA Championship field as a one of nine at-large selections after claiming the Ivy League title with a 6-0 Ivy mark in regular-season play.
The Bulldogs will travel to Notre Dame, Ind. to face fourth-seeded Notre Dame, while the Tigers will head south to Charlottesville, Va., to take on fifth-seeded Virginia. Both games will take place on Sunday, May 13, with Princeton playing at 1:00 p.m. (ESPN/ESPN3) and Yale taking the field at 5:15 p.m. (ESPNU/ESPN3).
Yale is returning to the NCAA Championship field for the first time since 1992 and the fourth time overall (1988 & 1990). Princeton is also returning to the NCAA Championship field after a one year hiatus. Prior to that, the Tigers had played in each NCAA Tournament from 1990-2010.
The Ivy League has now had at least two team in each of the last four NCAA Championships and in six of the past seven years. Should Yale and Princeton score upset wins over seeded opponents in the first round, they would then play each other at PPL park in Philadelphia on Sunday, May 20.


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Don't take young children to see "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," unless they're inured by heavy television watching to violence and cruelty. My opinion? The movie is for children 10 and up. Younger children should stick to the books.
Not that the brutality of the movie is literally depicted—on the contrary, nary a drop of blood is on view. The camera cuts away just before every lethal blow. But the tale, originally told by C.S. Lewis in his book series, concerns the battle between life and death. And the struggle between the forces of the evil White Witch and Aslan's army is thunderous and terrifying. My daughter, Isle Miller, 13, thought the battle went on too long. Overall, she thought the movie was good, not great.
For those of you unfamiliar with the books, the plot involves four British children during World War II. With London under siege, their mother sends them off on a train to seek sanctuary in the country—a wrenching scene in itself. Having arrived at the estate of a reclusive professor and his draconian housekeeper, the children soon discover a large, abandoned wardrobe in an unused room, which becomes a threshold to the land of Narnia, where the inhabitants have been imprisoned in an unending winter for the past 100 years. The resident fauns, talking beavers, centaurs and otherworldly creatures suffer at the bloodless hands of the evil White Witch, waiting for the return of Aslan, a powerful lion who will bring back warmth to the kingdom.
If this sounds like children's fare to you, be advised that Tilda Swinton, as the White Witch, makes the most frightening evil female ever portrayed in an adventure epic, with the serpentine hiss and hypnotizing stare of an albino snake. Whether or not your children are aware of the religious metaphor intended by Lewis, the scene in which the beloved Aslan lets himself be taken by the horrible, repulsive minions of the White Witch, then humiliated and ritually murdered, is profoundly moving.
But all comes out right in the end, and older children will appreciate the sweeping, swashbuckling adventure of this gorgeously rendered tale. Kristin Gehring
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Discussion in 'TV ALERTS' started by Iceman, Dec 21, 2012.
Any information? I think they already in progress. I have goggled but come up with nothing.
Yes they are in progress with the Short Dance and Men SP already completed
You'll find more information in these threads:
If you're looking specifically for schedules, I can refer you to this table: http://deep-edge.net/tv.php?key=2012+全日本
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