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Reward increased in Las Cruces animal cruelty case
Police seeking info on cat set on fire, killed
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - A family in Las Cruces is traumatized after someone set its cat on fire. The cat had to be put down. A month later, police are still searching for whoever is responsible.
The worry is that every day the person or people are free, they will abuse another animal or even a child.
"There is no way it could have been anything but an intentional act of cruelty and the people who saw her on fire heard what they described as men or boys laughing as she was trying to get away on fire. So these are people who are obviously very sick as far as I'm concerned," said Patty Walters, the mother of the woman who owned the cat.
Walters wants justice for her daughter, who is devastated by the death of her cat Rosie.
Rosie was a 1-year-old declawed Calico.
She ran out of her apartment on Oct. 11 when her owner opened the door.
"Of course we thought someone would find the cat and return her because she was chipped. Never in our wildest dreams, her wildest dreams did she think that something this horrible would happen," Walters said.
A few days later, a neighbor found Rosie crawling toward her, engulfed in flames. Her white fur was black and charred.
Dr. Beth Vesco-Mock, the director of the Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley, is the one who had to euthanize Rosie.
"It was very difficult and I actually had tears in my eyes. I don't cry over many euthanasias because I've been doing them now for nearly 20 years. It's a very sad situation and it's very hard on another human to make a decision to take a life of another creature," Vesco-Mock told ABC-7.
Many worry this is just the beginning for whoever could set a cat on fire.
"They will do it to someone else's animal and if they get away with it then, definitely, they will progress to doing it to a human," Vesco-Mock said.
Walters and her daughter will never forget what was done to Rosie.
"I have friends who tell me not to think about it so much, that she probably went into shock and didn't feel as much but it breaks my heart," Walters said.
Vesco-Mock said this is one of the cruelest animal abuse cases she's ever seen.
Las Cruces Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,600 reward for information that leads to an arrest. The incident happened at 2250 Missouri Ave. on Oct. 15.
An account for donations to increase the reward has been set up at US Bank in Las Cruces.
Anyone with information is encouraged to call 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or send a tip via text message to CRIMES (274637), keyword LCTIPS.
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I'm not in charge of the exchange and I don't want to be. But, I would like to see it get moving. In an effort to push this thing along, let's post our names here if we are going to sign up. That way, Rou or whoever is running it has something to start with when they are ready to match up the names. Please post whether or not you are willing to receive a curly from another country, and begin stating your likes/dislikes.


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In my truck or RV, the sometimes overwhelming challenges of outdoor painting are largely overcome by painting inside looking out a window. With this arrangement, outdoor painting becomes, in effect, studio painting. My portable studios have the advantages of reducing setup time, eliminating palette glare, providing a more constant light on the painting and palette and they allow me conveniently to listen to music, (white sound). Painting inside also keeps me away from interrupting onlookers (Hey, that's pretty good!). Unless conditions are too severe, I'm able to work despite wind, rain, heat and cold which provides more frequent painting opportunities. The idea came from an old photograph of an early Taos painter who was painting inside a huge old Packard. He had removed the floor in the rear and was standing on the ground, straddling the drive shaft, and painting by looking out of a rolled down window. Artists!
Current RV mobile studio (2014).
The added windows out of which I paint may be seen above the large dark existing windows at the rear of the vehicle.
Interior studio with an easel which I constructed for the purpose. I sit to paint. There are two dust-free boxes (not shown) which hold gessoed masonite of various sizes.
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Deflation, Not Inflation, Might Dominate Headlines Tomorrow (Euro Open)
This is article is released weekdays under the heading Daily Fundamentals at 5pm EST on www.dailyfx.com
Euro-Zone Consumer Prices might actually come in less than the consensus forecast of 0.2%. A deflationary figure may be a reality after Germany, the 16-nation bloc's largest economy, saw its own respective consumer price number publish 0.2 percentage points lower than the surveyed expectation. Jeane-Claude Trichet and his European Central Bank may be pressured to act more aggressively if a deflationary figure alerts
Key Overnight Developments
• Japanese Unemployment Hits 5.5 Year High
• Japan's Industrial Production Jumps By Most in Six Years
Critical Levels
Euro price action traded to pivot resistance before heading back down, but failed to break the 1.39 mark. Sterling confined itself to the upper 1.59 mark, showing topping-out characteristics that could see the Dollar move ahead at the start of next week's trading.
Asia Session Highlights
The price of Japanese Consumer Goods fell for a third straight month in April, by 0.1%, which was better than economists had forecast. March also saw the figure fell by 0.1%. Retail Sales may have contributed to the fact that the CPI number did not accelerate in a negative direction. In fact, data for April showed that consumer increased their appetite by 0.6% after having plummeted 1.1% in the month prior. This upward pressure on prices might not hold steady in future months if the island economy continues to dwindle.
Japan's Jobless Rate rose by to the highest level since late-2003, by 0.2 percentage points to 5.0% in April. In line with expectations, the figure rose as the economy continued to drag the labor market down. The much watched jobs-applicant ratio tanked to a 10-year low of 0.46 from 0.52. In a sign that workers might be turning a bit optimistic, the number of new applicants as a percentage of the total work force rose a tick to 0.77%. This coincides with the nation's consumer confidence number, which rose to 33.2 in April, from 29.6 in the month prior.
Japan's Industrial Production in April soared by the most in at least six years, when the data first began being compiled. Indeed, the key metric, rose 5.2% in the month after economists had forecast it to rise by only 3.3%. The 12 months through the end of this period saw such production fall 31.2%.
Australia's Private Sector Credit, the amount that banks loan to business and consumers, rose by 0.1% in April from the month prior. The steady increase may be as a result of a monetary policy reluctant to continue a rate-cutting campaign.
Euro Session: What to Expect
Euro-Zone Consumer Prices are expected to to have risen only 0.2% in the year through the end of May. If Germany, the zone's largest economy, is of any indication, CPI data might actually come in lower than the surveyed figure. Germany's inflation rate underscored estimates by 0.2 percentage points and may see its own data heavily weigh on the broader Euro-Zone's published number. Just yesterday we saw that the Unemployment Change number came in significantly under that which was surveyed. At only 1,000 new jobs created, as opposed to the expected 64,000, the upward pressure that would normally be felt on the price of goods might not actually be completely there. Indeed, as more people are unemployed, the less cash there exists to be spent on various items included in the CPI basket.
Such developments may also lead German Retail Sales to come in largely under that which is expected. The overly optimistic 0.5% expected number might actually continue to be a negative one. But as a recent revision have shown, March's spending data was actually not as bad as what the government had originally reported.
The Swiss KOF Leading Indicator will likely continue to be in the negative region, but may show signs of relief by reducing the rate of deterioration if not actually showing an upward tick. With the number of exports surging ahead by 8.3% in April alone, and the unemployment level rising in line with expectations by only a 0.1 percentage point we may see the Swiss economy somewhat stabilize.
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Millwall are confident home advantage will help when they face Aston Villa in tonight's FA Cup fourth round tie at The Den.
The south Londoners are currently ninth in the Championship, five points behind the play-off places and with just one defeat in 2013 so far – at home to Burnley – do not consider themselves underdogs against the Premier League strugglers.
Although Aston Villa's confidence will be low following their shock League Cup semi-final defeat to League Two Bradford, Millwall manager Kenny Jackett is wary of the Premier League side's attacking threat.
"Cristian Benteke is a very good signing and added to the likes of N'Zogbia, Agbonlahor, Bent, Weimann, whichever players they choose they have some attacking options," the Millwall boss said.
"We want to handle their attacking threat and then hopefully going forward have enough to exploit any inexperience or lack of confidence that they may have.".
The Den is a never an easy place to play and Millwall believe their fans can make the difference. Something Captain Danny Shittu knows well, having joined Queens Park Rangers from Millwall before returning this season.
"This is not the place you want to come to after [Villa's defeat]…these fans are going to make the Villa players really feel it," said Shittu.
The game is being played tonight due to a demonstration over staff cuts at Lewisham Hospital tomorrow and Shittu believes that will be an advantage for Millwall. He said: "It's good for us because obviously they played on Tuesday so I'm sure they won't be happy they're playing on a Friday."
When asked about marking Benteke the strong Belgian striker, Shittu joked: "I'm a physical player as well so I look forward to matches like this and playing against players like that."
"I believe in the whole of the football world there's not really that many people that can be as physical as me striker-wise so they might be getting away with it week-in-week-out but I'll try and show them a thing or two when they come here.".
Part of Villa's undoing against League Two Bradford was their weakness defending set pieces, something that has not gone unnoticed in south London. "They are a bit weak on set pieces and it's something we hope to capitalise on," said Shittu.
Millwall will be without Nathan Tyson, Scott Malone and Shane Lowry (all injured) for the game. Darius Henderson missed training this morning after being given permission to hold transfer talks with Nottingham Forest, prompting Jackett to admit: "We want to be attacking the top half of this league and to do that we do need to strengthen."
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There's a new romantic comedy coming out called Jewtopia. As far as I can tell from the trailer, it's about two best friends, one who is Jewish and marries a Jewish woman and one who's not Jewish but desperate to marry a Jewish woman so that "he never has to make decisions again" (charming). Jamie-Lynn Sigler (who is actually Jewish) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (who is not) play the respective female leads. I didn't laugh once during the trailer, but I'll consider putting it on my Netflix list if … [Read more...]
The New Romcom 'Jewtopia' Appears to Have One or Two Actual Jews In It
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Love, the Gospels say, makes all the difference. Supernatural love. Agape love. That kind of love present only when there's been a supernatural impartation of DNA from the Father to His children.Agape is the DNA that changes the heart and begins the process of making a person human as God intended. That's because God is Agape, therefore in search of man desiring to begin this eternal relationship in the now. Agape is love, the mystery of what allows us to love, the ability to imitate God and … [Read more...]
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Faith Without Humility is Going the Wrong Way by Robert Ricciardelli
One of the greatest indicators of spiritual maturity is to realize that there are things that you just do not know. It is the understanding that the more you learn of God, the greater His majesty and mystery becomes. People living in the divine ways of the Spirit are always humble and forever beginners. Those who are pride filled "know it alls", always right and never wrong, are far from the heart of God. If you are not humble, one knows you have not experienced the Holy One which utterly … [Read more...]
Be Present for Every Moment of Your Life by Robert Ricciardelli
Ambassadors for God do not focus on end time perspectives because they are engaged with the NOW times with God and His eternal Kingdom. They know they are not promised tomorrow, they have no fear of the future, and they view each day as an opportunity to love, to serve, and to presently manifest the substance of heaven on planet earth. They know there is no turning back, they know that their future is yet to unfold, and they know that they have been prepared and empowered to fully be present in … [Read more...]
Desires, Dreams & White Walls by Tricia Exman
It's fascinating that the heart is the container of those desires the Lord wants to give us when we delight ourselves in Him, and it is also the place from which flow the springs of life (Psalm 37:4; Proverbs 4:23). I have an incredible interest in studying the connections between our heart, our emotions and our brain – it's something that has intrigued me for the past few years and the Lord has shown me so many ways that science has proven the Truth of His Word. Imagine, the God Who created us … [Read more...]
Being You For the Audience of One by Robert Ricciardelli
Believe in how much God loves you. Give God permission to love you today. Simply close your eyes and whisper, "Father, I give you permission to work in my life, and to illuminate the very best steps for me to take." Do not worry about competing with others. Do not worry about what the rest of the pack is doing. You are an amazing creation that has been designed for great things, and designed for the glory of God that shines uniquely through you. You do not have to run faster, work harder, or be b … [Read more...]
Passionate Self is the Seed for Glory by Robert Ricciardelli
It is God's desire for us to enjoy the life we have been given and the fruits of our labor all the days of our lives, for it is our inheritance. God has given us the power to run the uniquely designed race that He has called each of us to run. When we truly understand and embrace this, we won't be tempted to compare or wish we had what someone else has. You won't think, "If only I had what they had in talent or opportunity." Be thankful for what you do have, and in the power of God through you, m … [Read more...]
What's in Your Hands Today? The Joy of Letting Go by Richard Dahlstrom
I'm always intrigued by the stories of mountains in the Bible because so much that's transformative happens among them, or at their summits. Encounters with God in the mountains are nearly always time of transition: From this….to that. We're between two mountains when Moses says that each one represents a choice that is yet ahead: life or death. Then he shouts "choose life" to the whole nation before dying. We're on a mountain, with Jesus, when we see him transformed into the essence of glor … [Read more...]
God is Always in the Here and Now by Robert Ricciardelli
The willingness and ability to live fully in the present moment eludes many people. Don't let your precious and present moments in life get used up by thoughts that aren't about the here and the now. You have a past but the past is not now. You have a future, but it has not made itself available for you today. Thoughts of "then" and "maybe" will never allow you to experience the peace of God in this very moment. Living and having your being in God can only happen by being consciously present of H … [Read more...]
You Cannot Turn Off the Light by Robert Ricciardelli
Dualism remains a problem for many Christ followers. They compartmentalize their lives and miss the presence and light of God in every moment, breath, and context of life. Here are some scriptural truths on the matter:Matthew 5:14 - You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden.Proverbs 4:18 - The path of the righteous is like the first gleam of dawn, shining ever brighter till the full light of day.John 8:12 - When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, "I am t … [Read more...]


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Tony Gonzalez has talked about retirement for a few years, but he was always talked out it. Last year felt different. Gonzalez was firm that his 16th season would be his last, even as he was having his best season in five years. Everyone felt we had reached the point when Gonzalez was finally going to retire.
And now, he's not. Gonzalez has told FOX Sports' Jay Glazer that he is coming back for one more year.
"After discussing it with my family and really, truly struggling with this decision, I informed the Falcons I would like to return for one more shot," Gonzalez told Glazer.
Gonzalez caught 93 passes for 930 yards and eight touchdowns last season.
Update: Actually, Gonzalez might be coming back for two more seasons. He signed a two-year contract with the Falcons on Friday worth $14 million.
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I mean, I understand when a man wants to spend time with his family after spending so much of his life traveling around the country and punishing his body ... but Gonzalez was so good in 2012, it felt like he had to come back when it was obvious that he still had plenty left in the tank.
Now, I probably won't draft Gonzalez, 37, because I like my tight ends younger and to have more upside. Plus, as good as he is, it would be surprising if Gonzalez matched or surpassed last year's numbers at his age. But he is still an easy top-7 tight end for fantasy purposes, and his presence is very good news for Matt Ryan .


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Bryant must appear in court
EAGLE, Colo. - A judge rejected Kobe Bryant's request to skip next week's initial court appearance in his sexual assault case, his attorney said Thursday.
Hal Haddon said the request was filed Thursday morning and rejected a few hours later by Judge Fred Gannett. Haddon commented during a break in a hearing on a media organization request to see sealed court records in the high-profile case.
Chris Beall, representing several media organizations, argued the NBA superstar waived his right to privacy when he declared his innocence at a newsconference hours after the sexual assault charge was filed.
Beall said the presumption of public access to court records is ''a hallmark of our judicial system.''
''Every day that goes by when the public doesn't have an opportunity tounderstand the evidence is a day lost under the Constitution,'' he said in acourtroom filed with reporters.
''The defendant has asserted that the release of the arrest warrant and search warrant affidavit will harm his right to privacy,'' he said. ''However, the defendant has made admissions on international TV of a sexual relationship he says was consensual with the victim. That statement is a waiver of his right to privacy with respect to those facts.''
Webb shares early lead
LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England - Karrie Webb made an eagle and five birdies in a 5-under 67 Thursday to share the clubhouse lead with Wendy Ward at the Women's British Open.
Annika Sorenstam, a three-time runner-up in this event, shot a 68 while U.S. Open champion Hilary Lunke struggled to a 78 in her first visit to the Lytham links. Lunke will need a much better score Friday to make the cut.
Webb, the defending champion and three-time winner, had just one 5 on her card. She bogeyed the par-4 10th - one of two bogeys in the first 10 holes. After that the Australian picked up five shots in the last eight holes to tie Ward's early lead.
''The weather conditions are a lot more favorable than we thought, although the wind seems to be picking up,'' Webb said. ''Anything under par is going to be a great score.''
She eagled the par-5 455-yard 15th, thanks largely to a 3-wood that landed 25 feet from the flag. The Aussie then made a 40-foot putt at the 17th for her fifth birdie.
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Lincoln Center is one of 15 schools statewide to receive an inaugural grant from Washington STEM, a new non-profit organization that is looking to pool resources for education funding in a tough economy.
Washington STEM recently invested $10,000 into Lincoln Center at Lincoln High School to jumpstart a new Science and Engineering Club for students.
Science teacher Lee Ann Love applied for the grant funding as a way to offer increased science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curricula to her students. The money will be used to fund a four-day a week club open to all students, which will increase exposure to the fields as well as connect students with career opportunities.
Lincoln Center's extended day model offers club options daily, but most are available just one day a week.
"We have been looking to add more academic rigorous clubs at Lincoln Center," Love said.
The first round of STEM grantees represent leading edge ideas in Washington education, according to Dean Allen, Washington STEM board president.
"We chose Lincoln Center as one of the first grantees because we thought of the early success of Lincoln Center, and we wanted to be able to add to that. We want to invest in programs that are making a difference already."
The new STEM club at Lincoln Center started two weeks ago and is open to freshmen through juniors.
Love noted so far about 20 students have come on a regular basis, most of them sophomores.
"We're really lucky to get this grant, " said student London Hughes, an aspiring nurse. "We have a lot of students at Lincoln Center who are interested in science and engineering. And it gives us a good reputation, too. With Lincoln Center, and now STEM, people will know Lincoln's doing good."
The $10,000 grant is a one-time "entrepreneurial" grant, which emphasizes helping promising programs, like Lincoln Center, further develop. In the future, the STEM club could be eligible for even larger grants if their STEM curriculum continues to grow and prosper.
"I'm really looking forward to learning new things…I learned so much the first day alone," Lincoln Center student Naaujan Knight said.
Plans for the STEM club include additional supplies for in-class labs and projects, and field trips to sites such as the University of Washington Lab, and Bonneville Power Administration's high-voltage lab in Portland.
The club will also foster internship connections for the students with various organizations within STEM fields.
So far, Washington STEM has been funded through private organizations such as Microsoft, Boeing and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Washington STEM aims to raise $100 million over the next 10 years to increase the quality of STEM education throughout the state, particularly for students who have been historically underserved. Find out more about Washington STEM at www.washingtonstem.org.


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If Ouray and its ice park are starting to feel like Boulder West, consider a trip to Lake City and its low-key ice park and superb backcountry climbs. It's no closer to Front Range cities than Ouray, and there aren't as many climbs to choose from, but Lake City is uncrowded and the vibe is more Cicely than Sayulita.
The fun climbing in the Lake City Ice Park is just southwest of downtown along Henson Creek. (Follow Bluff Street or 1st Street to Engineer Pass Road, aka County Road 20.) The park has up to 15 routes, with 60- to 100-foot pitches, from WI3 to WI5, plus some mixed routes. The base area is unbeatable—it's flat and in the sun much of the afternoon (assuming it's not snowing), making for pleasant belays.


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Denver -- And you thought John Elway and Peyton Manning won a lot of games?
Broncos Vice President of Corporate Communications, Jim Saccomano, won his 333rd game for the Denver Broncos on Sunday, putting his win total 147 games above that of previous record holder, Brett Favre. League officials are currently discussing the validity of Saccomano's record, given that he has not coached or played in a single game since his time with the Broncos began in 1978.
A source inside the league office, who chose to remain anonymous for this story, said of Saccomano's claim, "We've never seen a PR guy claim wins before, so it's new territory. Either he's got some big brass balls or that much hubris. We're looking into the issue."
Favre, who was informed of Saccomano's claim this morning, seemed more astonished than angry. "Who is this guy, Saccomano?" he asked. "I've never even heard of him. Does he work for Woody Paige or something?"
The fear from other league sources seems to be that if the NFL credits Saccamano with the wins, it leaves open the potential for others to make similar claims, even fans.
93-year-old Jimmy Rob Frank Thomas, of Farmington, New Mexico, recently claimed to have been a Bears fan since 1919, and would like to take credit for all 722 of the franchise's wins. "I was cheering in my mother's womb," said Thomas. "Halas ain't got nothing on me."
John Elway, whose wins actually count as part of his record, recently said of Saccomano: "Jim's been an outstanding member of our football organization for a long time. We couldn't have reached 13 wins without him. His tweets keep improving each game. He's just trying to get better as a PR guy and put in the work. I'm pretty sure he had something to do with the touchdown passes this year. And when I figure out what that is, I'll get back to you."


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Hi guys, I'm new to jeeps I have always had muscle cars and I just recently traded my 06 gto for a new hemi gc. I obviously like speed and i habe a vision of making my gc comparable to a 1st gen srt. I was wondering if anyone had any idea I f the factory srt8 suspension can be swapped to a hemi gc or does it need major modifications. I work for a jeep dealer so parts are at cost I just want to know if it is possible I think it would be sweet. Any input is appreciated.
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For best performance Graphics Card Quadro 600 or geforce GTX 560 ?
I have to choose the video card of the computer that I will use with
Mathematica 8. Which of the two cards video following is the best?
nVidia Quadro 600
nvidia geforce GTX 560
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Day 2 of new dog... have we botched it already?!
Today was the second day of Angel, a 5 year old spayed GSD, being with us. We have another dog named Sora who is a 1 year old unaltered GSD mix.
Angel and Sora are kept separate when we are not home and/or unable to supervise them together. When I got home from work today, I took them out individually and spent one-on-one time with them playing fetch and doing some basic obedience work. Angel has very poor impulse control, and has the tendency to want to snatch things out of my hand. She thinks it's her way or the highway!
After playing fetch, I fed them both separately near the baby gate so that they could associate each other with good things. After eating and they had settled down, I decided to give them some time together. Sora, our boy, is completely smitten and obsessed with her. He follows her wherever she goes. Well, he decided to try to mount her, and that's when all heck broke loose. She was NOT having that. A fight broke out between them--mostly verbal with a ton of noise. A stern no broke them up, and I separated them immediately.
After they calmed down, I decided to try to give them some time together again. Now, Sora is completely wary of her. You can tell he wants to run up to her and hang out, but he hangs back. There was a point where she stretched out on the floor, and he wouldn't even walk past her to get to his water dish. Angel ignores him completely and does not attempt to initiate play at all. Since she has poor impulse control, she also tends to snatch toys right out of his mouth. I have since picked up all of the toys after witnessing her doing this.
Now, I know, I know. It's only day 2, and I realize these things can take lots and lots of time! This is my first time introducing two dogs, so I am not sure if compatibility is typically 'love at first sight' or 'we will like each other when we feel like it, darn it!' We are doing a trial run with Angel, so if she's not a good fit, she will go back to her owner. She seems to be a great dog for the most part, other than her lack of impulse control (today she snatched a Kong out of my husband's hand and nipped his hand in the process, as an example.)
Have I already completely botched their chance at bonding? Is there anything I should be doing differently? I do practice NILIF with Sora, and I practice it with her as well. :help:
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Honestly, it sounds like Sora got called on being a jerk and behaving innapropriately. The way he is acting now is as expected when a younger dog gets a firm correction. If angel is not obsessing, and it does not sound like she is, I would not be worried.
I would still do with them separate, but I would also start walking them together. Get them to bond that way.
Sora, is young. He needs to be taught how to behave. She did it this time, you need to do it from here on out. Do not allow him to be a pest. Make him behave.
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Some one here pointed it out but an issue "I" had was the front door. It doesn't matter if you go out first or second but it does matter to the dogs which one of "them" goes out first!
I always used the old "Le Mans" type start..running start from a sit every dog for himself!:D
Yeah that didn't work out to well in the long run!:eek:
To the OP - No y ou didn't blow it. He got put in his place. Leave it be. (but help him STAY in his place as in not mounting her).
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On Dec 16, 2010, at 5:48 AM, Daniel Lockhart wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have been a long time Mathematica user, but have always had problems
writing Mathematica code using rules from existing algorithms that
utilize loops.
> Suppose I want to write a simple smoothing filter, but not use any
built-in Mathematica algorithm. Just to make the point, I want the
smoothing gain/coefficient to be a nonlinear function. So, I want this
> x_{1} = u{1};
> for i = 2 to N
> alpha = f(x, u);
> x_{i} = x_{i-1} + alpha * (u_{i} - x_{i-1});
> end for;
> if u is the input data, and f(x, u) is a nonlinear function of x and
u. If alpha was constant and 0 < alpha < 1, x would be some sort of
moving average of u.
> How can I do this in Mathematica without writing an explicit loop? I
am guessing some from of recursive Map, but I am at a loss on how to
> Thanks!
You didn't specify u_{i}, I assume u_{i} = u_{1}, otherwise just use
Nest[#+f[#,u] (u-#)&,u,n]
Note, don't use capital N as a variable name, in general don't use
variable names with initial capital letters to avoid name collision with
predefined functions.
PS - If u_{i} /= u_{1} use Fold,
Fold[#+f[#,#2] (#2-#)&,First[u],Rest[u]]
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08-S-132, filed 12/5/08; Thomas Colvin of Wooleyville Road in Campbellsville v. Harold Young Jr. dba JCY Cattle of Hereford Lane in Campbellsville. Plaintiff alleges defendant owes for wages earned, $1,150 and $91 in court costs. On 12/8/08 the plaintiff filed a letter stating that the claim has been paid in full.
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The annual Christmas Wish List hasn't changed a whole lot from last year's. I'm not quite sure whether that's a good thing or a bad thing.
For those who might be unfamiliar with the "list," each year at Christmas I publish a tongue-in-cheek wish list for various individuals and groups in the community. It's gotten to be such a regular thing that it almost wouldn't seem like Christmas without it.
So, here goes...
Dear Santa,
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.
(And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David.)
The holiday season is supposed to be a time for good tidings and joy. But, as we all know, that is not always the case.
All too often, the holidays bring sadness and depression. Those who have lost a loved one are often reminded of that pain as Christmas, a time for spending time with our families, draws near.
To that end, local support group GriefShare is offering a "Surviving the Holidays" meeting tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Andrew United Methodist Church. For more information on this program, see today's Calendar page.
Merger. I have always considered that to be a dirty word when it comes to our local schools.
I am a proud graduate of Campbellsville High School myself ('82), and I also pay tuition for all three of our children to attend Campbellsville Schools.
Taylor Countians can soon turn on their televisions and watch one of their own participate in a reality show.
Emily Cox, the reigning Miss Kentucky and a Campbellsville native, will participate in the reality show "Countdown to the Crown," airing in four episodes beginning Jan. 2.
According to a TLC network press release, TLC and Miss America first gave Miss America pageant contestants a "Reality Check" during last year's reality show and to teach them what it really takes to become Miss America.
A Campbellsville man has been sentenced to serve 10 years in prison on burglary and other charges.
Brandon Phillip Edelen, 21, of Anna Court, Apt. 14 appeared before Taylor Circuit Court Judge Doughlas M. George on Tuesday, Dec. 16 during regular motion hour proceedings.
Edelen pleaded guilty in four separate cases to second-degree burglary and 28 counts of second-degree possession of forged checks. He originally faced a charge of first-degree burglary.
He was ordered to pay $2,785.34 in restitution.
I have always believed in karma - both good and bad.
I know it may be a bit naive, but I honestly believe that when you do some selfless deed out of the pure goodness of your heart, whether it's large or small, something good will happen to you in return.
That's not to say you should only do good deeds in anticipation of receiving something in return.
Nevertheless, my karma has been a bit out of whack lately.
I went to a movie theater a few weeks ago on a Friday night, and apparently, my karma was so off that it came back to haunt me.
With the holidays just around the corner, family and friends come together to share family traditions and the joy of the season. As you gather and exchange gifts with loved ones, the American Red Cross asks eligible individuals to remember to share the gift of life with those in need this holiday season by giving blood.
It wasn't as bad as many had feared. Though it leaves SEEK funding intact, Gov. Steve Beshear's 2008-2009 budget proposal still doles out cuts in education.
Initial rumors predicted a 4 percent reduction in Support Education Excellence in Kentucky, the main funding source for public schools.
"The conversations concerning SEEK made me very anxious," said Campbellsville Independent Superintendent Diane Woods-Ayers. "The big question was how [the Kentucky Department of Education] was going to make this reduction."
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The Festival of Trees is the annual event ushering in the holiday season statewide. Hosted by Delaware Hospice to support its programs, the Festival features a magnificent display of decorated trees and wreaths, offers special holiday events, and hosts thousands of visitors each year.
The Festival is made possible through the support of the community. Hundreds of volunteers help organize and run the events; businesses and individuals sponsor trees and wreaths, which are decorated by artisans who donate their time and talent. At the close of the Festival, the trees and wreaths are then delivered to the sponsor's selected destination, which is often another nonprofit organization.
FESTIVAL OF TREES– NEW CASTLE COUNTY Cokesbury Village, 726 Loveville Road, Hockessin, Delaware Sponsors include: Delaware Today, WJBR, and Hopkins & Sons, Inc., Hockessin Community News, and Middletown Transcript
General Admission November 16-18, open 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. each day for general admission. $6 Adults, $4 Seniors & Students (Ample Parking, Shuttle Service, Candy Cane Café, Vendors, Bake Shop, Raffles) Information: Call 302-479-2577 or visit www.delawarehospice.org.
Bubbles and Bidding Friday, November 16, 6:30-9:30 p.m. $40 per person until November 9, $50 after Silent and Live Auctions , Champagne Drinks and Wine, Entertainment, and Raffles. Celebrate the season among beautifully decorated trees.
Holly Jolly Holiday Wine Tasting Presented by Deerfield Fine Wines & Spirits Saturday, November 17, 5:00-7:00 p.m. $30 per person until November 9, $40 after A Toast to the Season! Visit the Festival of Trees Wine Tasting and enjoy a selection of fine wines and delicious hors d'oeuvres. Visit the wine store where you can purchase a bottle to bring home. Must be 21 to attend.
Family Fun Day Sunday, November 18, 12:00-3:00 p.m. Children $8; Adults $6 Family and friends are invited for a fun-filled day of craft-making with our friends from the Brandywine Traveling Zoo, Delaware Museum of Natural History, Hagley Museum and Winterthur Museum. Games and entertainment. Family photos or photos with Santa. Raffle items just for kids.
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TV Announcer Brent Musburger Being A PERV during the Alabama/Notre Dame Game
A few days ago, several NFL players tweeted that they wanted to go out with AJ McCarron's girlfriend, Katherine Webb. During the BCS Championship game last night, ESPN announcer Brent Musburger went on--and on--about the Alabama quarterback's lady...and how beautiful she is. Even his color analyst, Kirk Herbstreit said "wow." In case you missed it, here's Brent. Keep your pepper spray handy, Katherine.


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You could argue that the single most compelling factor that induced A.J. Christoff to change Stanford to a 3-4 defense in the winter of 2004 was Jon Alston. The then-redshirt junior was the odd man out as the fourth linebacker for the Cardinal, but his explosive speed and athleticism were screaming to get onto the field. Alston unfortunately was a smaller athlete, built more like a safety than a college linebacker. With a dearth of depth on the defensive line, Christoff transformed the Cardinal such that Alston was always on the field at a fourth new "rush" outside linebacker position in place of what used to be a fourth defensive lineman. The "rush" position in Stanford's defense plays on the weak side of the field, away from the tight end. Operating in space, Alston was able to terrorize quarterbacks and run to the ball. Despite some injury and a transition to a new defensive coordinator and altered scheme in 2005, Alston racked up 16.5 sacks and 24 tackles for loss in his two years with the 3-4 defense.
Christoff has returned, and the Cardinal are hoping to reclaim the playmaking pop at Alston's position of 2004, when he notched 10 sacks and took the Pac-10 by storm. Alston is gone, leveraging his athleticism now for the St. Louis Rams. Stanford has to find new fireballs for the "rush" outside linebacker position, and the top two on the depth chart are brand new faces. Last fall, Clinton Snyder was playing on the scout defense for the Cardinal. Peter Griffin was a strong safety and special teams contributor. Without apologies, these two have to fill Alston's shoes and take hold of a position imperative to the success of this Stanford defense.
"They have to be the playmakers of the defense," explains outside linebackers coach Jeff Hammerschmidt. "They have to be the guys where you're confident saying, 'Let's bring them off the edge, turn them loose and sack the quarterback.' But also be skilled enough and drop in coverage."
"If we keep coming along with Clinton, he's close to what we're talking about," the coach continues. "With Griff, we're hoping that he's that solid backup who can get in there and keep doing that stuff we want to do. That will help us."
Though just a redshirt freshman, Snyder has a lock on the position. As we have talked to numerous players this summer and training camp, we ask the question of what will happen when several young players like Snyder fill so many spots on Stanford's defense. Consistently the answer we heard was that Snyder should not be viewed as any kind of freshman. 'He's ready.' 'He plays like a veteran.' 'We have all the confidence in the world in him.'
"Even though he's younger, he plays like an upperclassman. He doesn't play like a freshman," Griffin echoes. "He has really been great at showing me some things and giving me some tips, like the 'Snyder spin move' he likes to use... I haven't mastered it yet, but it's his signature move."
"Both guys are very talented I think," Hammerschmidt says. "Clinton is a very special player. He's one of those kids who plays like a veteran. His energy level and his motor are unbelievable. He's real young, so for the teaching part of it, everything is new to him. But he's one of those guys who whenever you tell him one thing, you never have to tell him again. It's fun to work with him."
Through more than one week of fall camp thus far this month, Snyder is proving his teammates and coaches correct. The 6'4" bullet is a terror in the offensive backfield and he breaks quickly on the ball. One question for the Spring Valley (Calif.) Monte Vista High School standout while being recruited was his size. Snyder was a skinny kid who somehow made armloads of plays and flashed terrific speed and explosiveness, ultimately earning him Player of the Year honors as a senior by the San Diego Union-Tribune. But could he transition physically into a player who could tackle Pac-10 running backs and fight through the towering tackles and tight ends? Though just starting his second year at Stanford, Snyder has already ably answered the question. At 233 pounds, he looks the part of a college linebacker and has the strength to couple with his speed.
His physical abilities are apparent, but Snyder also offers a playmaking knack and surprising consistency for an inexperienced college player. So much so that the defensive coaches are already entrusting him as an every-down player, before he has yet to play a single college game.
"I think with Clinton, he's a guy you don't want off the field," Hammerschmidt offers. "When we do a different package and if we do different stuff and take a guy out, he's not a guy we take out of the defense. We let him do something else. He's one of the three or four guys, I believe we think, who needs to be on the field all the time. With his energy level and conditioning level, he's going to be fine to stay in the whole time."
That is a rousing vote of confidence for the youngster from the Cardinal coaches, but the reality is that a starter in the "rush" position in Stanford's defense is likely to break down at times. Snyder, much like Alston, plays with an incredibly high motor - running hard and fast to every play. It is not reasonable to expect a player in today's game, with opponents boasting ever-increasing size and speed, to handle 80 plays each through 12 or 13 games. Set your expectations today for the occasional ankle or knee injury.
When Snyder has to come off the field, his replacement is slated to be redshirt junior Peter Griffin, who is in some ways an even more interesting study. The Memphis (Tenn.) Central High School man came to The Farm as a walk-on who escaped much of the public recruiting radar. Quietly in the spring of his senior year, Griffin had a slug-fest recruiting battle between Stanford and Notre Dame for his services. Though most of the faces on the Cardinal coaching staff have changed four years later, Griffin has consistently been praised as a promising playmaker and hardworker.
The challenge has been finding a place on the field for him. The 6'0" athlete made his defensive debut as a reserve strong safety last fall and proudly earned his first letter at Stanford. Shallow depth at several linebacker positions compelled the coaches to move him to the weakside inside 'backer during the off-season, where he worked on the second team through spring practices. Newer developments and an assessment of his fit have moved Griffin once again. On the eve of training camp, Griffin was switched to the "rush" outside linebacker position.
"I've had my ups and downs definitely, but I ended last year with a positive note. I lettered and got in on defense," Griffin says. "Now I'm just trying to improve from that. I'm definitely happy where I am now, and the coaches are really working on me. I think that this will be a great move for me."
"Peter is older and a guy who has been moved around to a couple different positions," Hammerschmidt states. "Sometimes guys react differently to different positions, and I think he's more of what we take at the 'rush.' He's more of a Jon Alston type - not quite yet, obviously - but he's more of a skilled 'rush' player, which is our open side guy, who has a chance to drop and be athlete and rush and do some different things. He brings that to the table."
Like Alston, Griffin is not a big guy. But he has athleticism and promise playing in open space. The hope for both him and the staff is that this spot will be his last.
"Outside linebacker is more similar to safety than inside linebacker was. I'm still kind of in the open field on a side of the ball and don't have to worry too much about what's going on the inside. It's a lot similar to safety," Griffin offers. "I'm on the edge, just set to rush the quarterback, to contain the edge and be physical and play ball. That's what I like to do."
"He was a physical safety, so we thought he could be an inside linebacker," Hammerschmidt details. He was a little bit out of place being a 'plugger' type of guy. It's a different view of the offense when you're back, an 'alley runner' and used to running inside-out on toss sweeps and all that. We made him an inside linebacker, where now you're a 'gap make it spill out to the alley' and it's a little bit different."
"You take a guy like that and move him to the outside 'backer," the coach continues. "Now he's more in the alley. He's more of that type of player again. I think that helps him. With the physical part, obviously people are going to line up with big tight ends, and he might not be in that game. But when people line up and we do what we do against personnel in this conference, I think you have a chance to have a guy like that be real successful."
At the same time, this is a dramatic set of moves that Griffin has made in the last eight months. He went from playing in the third level of the Stanford defense at safety to the second level as an inside linebacker. The "rush" outside linebacker plays much of the time hovering close to the line of scrimmage as the first level of the defense. The reaction time required for Griffin today as compared to where he operated his first three years on The Farm is night and day.
"I'm gradually moving forward in the defense. I'm just trying to get so that as quick as the ball is snapped, I know exactly what's going on. There is a lot less time," Griffin allows. "They understand that I've been playing this position for eight days, but I'm studying film trying to be the best that I can be."
Practices the last several days have given Griffin a lot of repetitions with both the first and second team defense. Late in Sunday's scrimmage, Snyder also was banged up and played limited snaps on Monday. That gave us a glimpse at what happens to the "rush" depth chart when Snyder is subtracted. Griffin played first team at the position, and newly converted safety Thaddeus Chase saw a few plays on the second unit. But on more plays, we saw two of Stanford's players from the "Sam" outside linebacker position (opposite "rush" on the strong side of the field) man the combined outside linebacker spots.
Redshirt freshman Will Powers and redshirt junior Emmanuel Awofadeju, who started this training camp tied in a battle for the second string "Sam" position, now took the field together.
"The positions are almost mirrored," Hammerschmidt explains. "Will Powers can go in there and finish a game, or play a season. So could Emmanuel. So could Udeme, so we're in great shape."
Udeme Udofia is the redshirt junior who started last fall as Stanford's "Sam" outside linebacker. Playing in all 11 games, Udofia amassed 36 tackles and five tackles for loss. He is a bigger physical specimen than either Snyder or Griffin, with not only a strong frame but also the long arms to neutralize a tight end on the line of scrimmage. And on the 2006 Stanford defense that has youngsters and new starters at seemingly every position, Udofia is now one of the more seasoned and veteran players.
"He brings a lot of energy to the field. A lot of guys like him; they rally around him. He's one of those guys," Hammerschmidt says. "He's around the ball a lot. At times he looks awkward here and there, but he makes plays. He's consistent. Once he gets his motor going the whole time, he's going to be great."
Udofia had two setbacks this off-season however. The first came in the spring, when in the first week of practices he injured his shoulder and missed the remaining three weeks. Then he had dental surgery that required wiring his jaw, which prevented him from eating quite what a player his size and age needs.
"He lost some weight this summer and is gaining it back right now. I think that's the biggest thing. He's getting his strength back," his coach comments. "He's smart. He's consistent. He doesn't have a lot of busts. He knows the defense. He's experience with the defense. There is a lot of upside to him. The downside for him right now is his conditioning level, and now we need to get him to where he needs to be."
Though he started 11 games last fall, there is no time for Udofia to leisurely recover and regain his physical condition. Competition is fast heating up at the "Sam" outside linebacker position, led by the young Powers, who is making a run at a starting job that could put a pair of bookend redshirt freshmen on the field at Stanford's outside 'backers.
"Udeme right now is in the lead at that position, with Will Powers closing in on him. And Emmanuel has his flashes. He has his good days and bad days. They all do," Hammerschmidt declares. "But I think more consistent right now is Udeme; the second most consistent is Will; and then you go to Emmanuel."
Powers was a consensus All-American out of high school and hailed as one of the top two overall recruits in the 2005 Cardinal recruiting class. His emergence on the Stanford defense is fast, coming during the fall of his second year, though perhaps not as fast as that of Snyder. Physical ability has not held Powers back, who is strong and fast and getting bigger. It has been a more intangible factor, according to his coach.
"I think his confidence is getting a little better," Hammerschmidt says. "He's more confident in himself. That's all he needs. He has all the talent in the world to do the "Sam", to do the 'rush.' He just doesn't have the confidence yet, but now I think his confidence is building and he's starting to play harder and starting to be more physical consistently. That's all that it is going to take of him. He has all the ability."
There is an exciting collection of ability across Stanford's outside linebackers, though varying levels of experience in college football or at their position. They will be important players to watch through this fall
More News & Notes
- It had to end sometime, and that time came for Trent Edwards on Monday. The fifth-year senior quarterback had in Stanford's previous three scrimmage sessions completed 100% of his pass attempts. A shot at the endzone to senior wide receiver Mark Bradford sailed a couple yards high. Bradford was open, and it should have been a touchdown. But we won't begrudge Edwards for finally failing perfection. At least, not yet.
- The big pass play of Monday's scrimmage connected with an unlikely target. Redshirt junior fullback Emeka Nnoli had a catch and run up the left sideline that racked up 28 yards, with the final few coming as Nnoli bowled through a pair of would-be tacklers. This fall camp keeps getting better for the fourth-year (and forgotten) fullback.
- Following his surprising appearance Sunday out of a yellow jersey and in limited work with the offensive line, fifth-year senior center Tim Mattran took a giant leap forward on Monday. He started at center with the first team offense during the end-of-practice scrimmage and showed no visible signs of pain or problem. That moved redshirt sophomore Alex Fletcher back to right guard, which in turn moved fifth-year senior Jon Cochran back to the second unit. It is noteworthy that Cochran remained at guard, despite the return of a veteran interior lineman. Right now, it looks like Cochran may take a utility role on the offensive line, backing up several tackle and guard positions, wherever he is first needed. Currently, there is better tackle depth healthy than guard, so Cochran may stay inside for a while.
- Also on the mend and back in action were a pair of wide receivers. Redshirt junior Evan Moore tore off his yellow jersey Monday and took full part in the practice, including all first team snaps during the scrimmage. Freshman Austin Yancy made his debut in full pads contact work, after previously sitting out since pulling his hamstring last Wednesday. Very early observations are encouraging for Yancy, and we are anxious to watching him closely in upcoming practices.
- Anthony Kimble made his scrimmage debut on Sunday with the opening carry for the first team offense, but that was it for the redshirt sophomore running back. On Monday he took not only the lead, but also the lion's share of first team carries. We should expect Kimble to look just okay in these early practices after his illness and late arrival to camp. Instead, the Louisiana athlete looks surprisingly good. He is clearly faster, quicker and stronger than a year ago. Kimble shredded the defense in this scrimmage both running and catching the ball out of the backfield.
- More surprisingly still was the work the second unit did running the football. Redshirt freshman Xxavier Carter is universally overlooked in the Cardinal running back corps, and nothing he did last year would argue otherwise. But give credit for quickly hitting holes Monday and picking up 35 yards on four carries. I do not see the "shake" of lateral quickness in Carter that is evident in Kimble, Toby Gerhart or Ray Jones, but the redshirt frosh is making gains with north-south running. Either this means that the second team offensive line is doing a whale of a job opening holes, or the second team defense is frightfully porous against the run.
- During Sunday's practice, fifth-year senior Matt Traverso suffered a concussion and sat out the scrimmage ending the practice. Traverso was out of action again on Monday. In his absence, who took the lead in first team repetitions at tight end in both scrimmages? Redshirt freshman Erik Lorig, who is fast making a name for himself as a terrorizing run blocker.
- Redshirt sophomore right defensive end Pannel Egboh was back on the field Monday, which provides a sigh of relief for those holding their breath after he wobbled off the field injured on Sunday.
- Freshman Tyler Porras was offered by the Cardinal as a cornerback out of high school, but thus far we have seen him at safety in Stanford's practices.
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Another car seat recall has hit the scene. Evenflo is recalling select models of their car seats that use a harness crotch buckle which may become resistant to unlatching over time, due to exposure to various contaminants (food and drinks). This is very similar to the Graco recall a couple months ago.
Essentially, this recall means if you have one of the selected seats you need to call Evenflo for a replacement part. Lucky for me – I have two Evenflo seats (I like to buy local and Evenflo is headquartered in Dayton – who knew!)
So here is what I did…
I went out to my car, heels and all, and found the model number and manufacture date on Mary's Evenflo Symphony. The Evenflo Symphony 65 is on the recall list only for those models beginning with a 345 or 346 manufactured between 10/2/2012 and 8/26/2013. Mary's seat was manufactured on 1/9/2012 – not between the given dates – safe seat!
Our second seat, an Evenflo Maestro is also on the list. Maestros on the list have a model number prefix of 310 and were manufactured between 8/22/2011 and 10/17/2013. Mary's seat was manufactured on 5/2/2013 – guess what – I need to get a new part!
So I went to the website that Evenflo has set up for this recall (http://safety.evenflo.com/cs/sc/cssc99_RD.phtml?rid=EFR36&src=WEB) and registered Mary's seat and requested the replacement part. Stay tuned for Part 2 of the recall adventure!
In the meantime, check your seats. This recall affects the buckle. The seats themselves meet all requirements for crashworthiness under the federal FMVSS 213 safety standard and can continue to be used to transport your child safely, if you are not experiencing difficulty unlatching the buckle. It's just a really good piece of mind that you are doing whatever you can to ensure your seat is functioning properly!


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His companions, after passing a third winter in Vinland, returned to Greenland, having been absent three years.
But this is not quite the only reference that Ari makes to Vinland.
In a battle with the Indians he was wounded and died, and was buried in Vinland, and his crew returned to Greenland.
We do not learn that any of them ever repeated Eric's experiment of searching for Vinland.
Nothing is known of their voyage till they came to Leif's booths in Vinland.
The country to which the merchant vessels sailed was Vinland.
There is a man there whose life I saved not long before we set sail for Vinland.
In the autumn they returned to Vinland, where they passed another winter.
And grapes in great abundance found, So named it Vinland all around.
Alfred does not even allude to Iceland, Greenland, or Vinland.


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Friends and Family Remember the Life of Christian Aguilar
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GAINESVILLE - It was an emotional evening for the family of University of Florida student Christian Aguilar, as they attended a special mass held in honor of their slain son.
More than a 100 came out to Saint Augustine's Church Monday night to celebrate the life of Christian, who went missing last month after spending time with a friend, Pedro Bravo. Bravo is now charged with murder, and is being held in the Alachua County jail.
Friends and family of the murdered 18-year-old came together to thank the Gainesville community for their help in the search. Christian's body was found by hunters over in Levy county on Friday, and was positively identified using dental records.
Christian's father says although they will never see their son alive again, just finding his body was a miracle.
University of Florida president Bernie Machen also attended Monday's service. The Aguilar family will now travel back to Miami as funeral arrangements are made for their son.
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Texas Downed 4-3 By Seattle - Pedro Strop Takes Loss
Seattle got a 4-3 victory over Texas on Tuesday, with David Pauley earning the victory and helping Mariners moneyline bettors cash out.
Seattle won as a +108 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played UNDER the total of 7.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
David Pauley earned the victory for the Mariners, throwing 1 inning of work, striking out 0, walking 0, and allowing 2 hits and 1 earned run. That effort was supported by 2 RBIs from Justin Smoak in the win.
Texas' starting pitcher Alexi Ogando worked 6 innings, giving up 5 hits and 1 earned run while striking out 0 in the loss. They got 1 hit from Ian Kinsler in a losing cause.
The battle of the bats favored Seattle as they had 10 hits, while Texas only had 5.
Brandon League pitched the final 1 inning for the save. He struck out 2 and allowed 1 hit in his outing.


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Salma Hayek Premieres "Puss In Boots" in NYC
Giving press to her latest project, Salma Hayek hit the red carpet for the New York City premiere of the family fun flick "Puss in Boots" earlier tonight (October 24).
Held at The Hearst Tower, the Mexican-born beauty shined in a brown and black frock with nude pumps as she promoted the much-anticipated "Shrek" spinoff alongside Redbook Editor-In-Chief Jill Herzig.
During a recent interview with ET, Salma dished about the excitement she felt after joining the cast, telling "I love the movie "Shrek." You know the cat steals the movie. I could not believe my luck when they asked me to play the part."
As for how she prepped for her vocal duties, Hayek explained, "For me it was more about creating the cat-attitude than the voice...I Just used my regular voice but just gave it the attitude."
Enjoy the pictures of Salma Hayek at the 'Puss In Boots' New York screening at The Hearst Tower in New York City (October 24).
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Quote from: Ross on July 13, 2008, 08:01:21 PM By the way, why did you ask?+1!! Never ask permission for a God-given right. My personal philosophy at any rate. 8-) That being said, zoning & land-use laws, etc., are truly thru-the-looking glass! So much for Constitutional Due-Process! (no jury of your peers to decide the guilt/innocence of, or nullify the issue). Best of luck!
By the way, why did you ask?
Quote from: Dane Bramage on July 13, 2008, 09:55:13 PMQuote from: Ross on July 13, 2008, 08:01:21 PM By the way, why did you ask?+1!! Never ask permission for a God-given right. My personal philosophy at any rate. 8-) That being said, zoning & land-use laws, etc., are truly thru-the-looking glass! So much for Constitutional Due-Process! (no jury of your peers to decide the guilt/innocence of, or nullify the issue). Best of luck!I'm gonna have to go ahead and agree on that one.I asked my town about having chickens on my 1/3 acre lot (FAR more than enough space) and they said no, now I am fighting the city for the right to have fresh eggs. Utter BS. I didn't ask about bees, I just got them, and if anyone gives me a hard time I'll let them know how fast the world would starve if everyone was a close minded as them :pOh and btw, I have chickens anyway they are just "indoor" birds. They live in my barn, err garage. ;)Couldn't you just get them and hide them behind your house or something? how would they even know they are there? A person walking/driving by would have no way of telling they aren't just wild bees if they can't see the hives. ;)
Great environment to get started pushing the issue. Spell out how honeybees are going extinct and there are only a few left and you want to save the environment by getting some bees.Save the bees, save the planet! Make your town a green town!Even if you may think it is all bunk...the ends justifies the means, right?Nectar sources...the bees can find plentiful sources around! Trees, bushes, whatever. May not be enough for 100's of hives, but there is more than enough for 5+ hives!!!Rick
Sorry for the correction but I dislike when people do this. It's Apis mellifera. Genus name is always capital, and the species name is always lower case. If you're going to abbreviate, it's A. mellifera but this is only appropriate after the full genus name has been spelled out once. This way people can talk about Apis whatever and Apis whoever and not be confused when they're abbreviate to Apis w. and Apis w. Sorry it just annoys me.
Well God Save the Queen, All it took was a little face time with the Borough manager, and pouring over the ordinances. Like I said before he heard from the previous person in his position they were not allowed. So I said "show me" and he could not prove or even show me what he said on the phone about "farming practices not allowed in residentially zoned areas" I told him I will starting my hives as soon as possible although that isn't true will wait till next spring I want to do it right. Plus start up costs. I followed up with the fact that PA requires all apiaries to be inspected and registered and that they could check up on me that way and gave them the address phone number of the state inspector. I will send off my permits asap. Thanks for the advice and support all! Very Very excited to be a bee-keeper soon
There is something to be said about verifying before doing. Everyone can exclaim that they have a right to beekeep. And you do, as long as it doesn't violate the law. If you have a problem with a law, then work to get it changed. Remember it is US and our represenatives that make the laws. And it is US and our petition that makes the changes to those laws. By just doing, you don't assert a right by violating a law. You assert a right by making sure the law preserves your liberty. And sometimes the absence of a law provides the liberty. If you just do, you raise the strong potential to cause a conflict. And if the law is on the books and its opposing you, you will loose. It is much better to research and preserve first. The outcome of this could have become much worse. The beekeeper could have made noise that would have motivated someone to outlaw residential bees. Beekeeping could have become a ag-zone only practice. I think eventually it could become that way nation-wide if we don't mind ourselves properly. Right-to-farm legislation and other means only protect so much. We need to be better educated to prevent unreasonible legislation. Shotguns in hand and "you ain't gonna keep me from doing it" isn't demonstrating much of an education. -Jeff


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