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- $549,900
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- Beds: 4
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This classic Hollywood home, with many beautiful original detail throughout and in a wonderful location full of families and kids. Elementary students walk to and from school and on the weekends kids play in the circle while parents socialize - at the same time you have a quiet, private backyard. Located on a low traffic but super convenient street just 1 mile from Downtown Homewood, 1. 2 miles to the Homewood Central Park and a quarter mile from 280. The first thing you will notice when you walk in is all of the natural light, more than most homes this age. The layout is traditional but fun and functional. The bedrooms are nice sizes and the dry basement storage is a huge plus. This home is the perfect blend of location, charm quiet and convenient. NEW ROOF, NEW HVAC UPSTAIRS, NEW FRONT PORCH. Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 2 Full
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- Master Bathroom
- Whirlpool
- Dining Room
- Yes
- Kitchen
- Yes
- Dining Area
- Yes
- Living Room
- Yes
- Basement
- Yes
- Breakfast Room
- Yes
- Appliances
- Cooktop-Gas, Dishwasher, Range, Refrigerator
- Flooring
- Carpeted, Tile, Wood
- Features
- Brick Exterior, Deck, Porch, Stucco Exterior
- Cooling
- Central Air, Central Cooling, Central Heat Pump
- Heating
- Gas
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $46,560
- Tax Amount
- $3,421
- Last Transaction Date
- 06/23/2017
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $520,000
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 7
- Floors
- 2
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 2,980
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 7,620
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.17
- Year Built
- 1935
- Units
- 1
- Fireplace
- Single
- Heating System
- Forced Air
- Cooling System
- Central Air
- Exterior Type
- Brick/Wood
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- Shades Cahaba Elementary School
- 3001 Independence Dr
- Mt Brook Elementary School
- 3020 Cambridge Rd
- Islamic Academy Of Alabama
- 1810 25th Ct S
Nearby Middle Schools
- Islamic Academy Of Alabama
- 1810 25th Ct S
- Our Lady Of Sorrows
- 1720 Oxmoor Rd
- St Rose Of Lima School
- 1401 22nd St S
Nearby High Schools
- Islamic Academy Of Alabama
- 1810 25th Ct S
- Arlington School
- 1312 22nd St S
- Ramsay High School
- 1800 13th Ave S
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Evergreen is proud to showcase the Duthie Hill Mountain Bike Park. This park is located on the Issaquah Plateau, just north of Grand Ridge Park.
The park is a nicely wooded 120 acre forest with rolling terrain and well draining soils. There is a 2.5 acre clearing in the middle, surrounding by second growth forest. On the south end, Duthie Hill connects with Grand Ridge Park, which already has a 6 mile singletrack trail that connects all the way to I-90 in the south. On the north end, Duthie Hill can connect to Soaring Eagle Park via a 1 mile ride up Trossachs Boulevard.
High Level Trail Summary:
- 4 flowy XC trails that can be connected into a ~5 mile loop
- >2 miles of flowy and technical freeride trails of varying difficulty levels
- Progressive jump lines / flow lines, tons of practice and skill-building features
- Connects to the Grand Ridge Trail System Grand Ridge
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- The XC trails are mostly smooth, buff, flowy, contoured singletrack with bermed turns (particularly Bootcamp and Step It Up). Some are a bit more technical than others (Movin' On and Braveheart). All XC trails have advanced and challenging optional features including logrides, ladders, drops & skinnies.
- Beginner to Extreme Expert Freeride trails with tables, gaps, drops, step-ups, step-downs... a bit of everything.
- The Flowpark has the biggest concentration of freeride trails and features in any public riding area in the state.
- 3 pump tracks... 2 in the clearing and 1 at the top of the flow park (entrance to Rehab).
- Practice area with drops of varying height, skinnies, and beginner tables and step-down jumps.
You can typically expect Duthie to be in good riding shape 365 days a year, thanks to the solid design, low elevation, and hard work from Evergreen staff and volunteers.
King County has provided Community Partnership and Youth Sports Facilities and Youth Athletic Fund Grants to help fund the project. Evergreen corporate supporters, private donors and volunteers have contributed over $50,000 and 20,000 volunteer hours to the Park. How cool is that?! Thanks very much to everybody for this awesome place to ride and just hang out!
Duthie Hill Park was designed and built by the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance with grant money from King County and aweseome financial and volunteer support from Evergreen members and the mt biking community. We'd love your financial support to continue to improve and maintain Duthie Hill!
- Grand Ridge Park- immediately south of Duthie Hill; connect for a much bigger ride.
- Soaring Eagle Park - 1 mile north of Duthie Hill.
- Hop Jack's in Klahanie - Burgers & brews, family-friendly. Tell them you came to ride your bike at Duthie Hill Park!
The new Duthie Hill parking lot is located at 26150 SE Issaquah-Fall City Rd, Issaquah WA 98029 (click here for a Google map). It's on Issaquah-Fall City Road just west of Issaquah Fall City Road and Duthie Hill Road intersection. Overflow parking on busy days will be the old parking lot on the north side of the park (south side of Duthie Hill Road) and also at Cascade Ridge Elementary School (east side of Trossachs Boulevard, just 1/3 mile north of the main Duthie Hill parking lot).
Note: All trails at Duthie Hill are ONE-WAY, except the access trail that leads from the paking lot to the clearing!
Cross Country Trails
Bootcamp (SE) XC Trail - Green Circle
- One-way CW (clockwise) - find the start at the top of the array of drops, head back and to the right.
- Flowy, mostly buff with no significant climbs, mostly wide turns with a couple tight climbing turns.
- Beginners will be challenged, but will have fun riding the entire 1.5mi main line.
- More advanced riders will find challenge by learning how to pump and carve the entire line without braking... improving turning skills.
- There is an optional long, skinny logride to the right of the entrance.
- There are four optional ladders - the middle of which has a challenging exit - to the left of the main line in the first part of the trail.
- The high point of this trail features the optional Mother Of All Logrides - a (very!) long, twisting, multi-segment logride that can be very challenging to clean in one pass. There is a second entrance to it at the midpoint for beginners to build skills.
- There is an advanced optional line to the left towards the latter end of the trail, featuring some small jump/drop options and a ladder.
Movin' On (SW) XC Trail - Blue Square
- One-way CW (clockwise) - find the start directly across from the end of the Bootcamp trail (across the maintenance road).
- Flowy but with more technical sections and some tighter corners.
- Optional sequence of elevated ladders with steep rollout/drops to the left in the first section.
- Numerous optional low-lying logrides and skinnies throughout the trail.
- Larger Schleyer-style optional drop and elevated ladder sequence to the right at the mid-point - don't cut the corners between this optional line and the main line!
- Optional pair of roller coasters on the right.
- There is a break in this trail between the first main section and the last climb back up, at the bottom of the flowpark. Follow the gravel trail back into the woods to the right (don't go up the wrong-way of the flowpark lines!) and take the switchbacks back up to the clearing.
Step It Up (NE) XC Trail - Blue Square
- One-way CW (clockwise) - find the start directly to the right of the toolshed area in the clearing.
- Flowy and very fast, with a number of banked turns and undulations. Some drops.
- Start of this trail features a few small non-optional drops.
- Watch for an optional skinny log drop to the right after you flow down a ways.
- Large, well-elevated optional ladder to the right - hit this to build up speed for the clockwise berm at the bottom!
- On the first climb, there is an optional ladder to the right, that transitions to a skinny.
- Watch for a series of three optional downhill logrides to the left, each of increasing challenge. You can bail at the end of each segment, or hit all three and skip the switchbacks.
- Towards the mid-point of the trail, watch for an optional detour on the right, featuring a tight ladder to elevated logride - this can be tricky.
- The end of this trail has been routed to wind through the bottom section of Big Tree, flowing under some decked gap jumps; stay on course.
Braveheart (NW) XC Trail - Black Diamond
- One-way CW (clockwise) - find the start to the left of the advanced HLC ladder drop across the WTA trailhead in the clearing
- Tough climbs with technical sections, tight corners and fast downhill flow.
- Start of this trail features an optional rock garden waterfall!
Beginner and Intermediate Freeride Trails
Do not stop on anywhere on any of these lines, and do not ride uphill!
Jabulani (aka 2Hi) - Blue Square
- One-way downhill - find the start at the top of the Luna Air Zone, behind and to the left of the elevated platforms.
- This line features alternating switchbacks and traverses, all descending.
- The traverses feature jumps ranging from knee-high to waist-high. All jumps can be rolled over or rolled around, and the maximum speed is not high.
- The key to this trail is to maintain speed through the turns, and then accelerate out of them, so that you can carry enough speed into the jumps to clear the tabletops and land smoothly on the transitions.
- The trail ends at a clearing on the west side of the park, near the ends of the Semper Dirticus and Paramount trails.
- To return to the main clearing ride up the service road to the right. Or, if you prefer singletrack, take the last segment of the SW XC trail (Movin' On).
Ryan's Eternal Flow FR Line - Blue Square
- Do not stop anywhere on this line; riders will be moving fast.
- One-way downhill - find the start from either the NE XC (Step It Up - about 2/3 down the line) or from the walkup to the east of SE XC (Bootcamp) entrance.
- Gateway feature is an elevated ladder drop-in (lefthand fork of the ladder) with rollin option.
- This line features a table, step-up, small and medium-sized drops, and ladders. All drops are optional.
- The middle of the line swoops up and down the sides of a gully, for maximum flow and speed - very fun!
- There are two optional step-down jumps / drops, and at least one optional step-up.
- At the bottom, head left to get back into the clearing, or right to pick up on the NE XC 1/3 from the start.
Voodoo Child - Blue Square
- One-way downhill - find the start to the left of the pumptrack at the top of DWB, Semper D, and Rehab.
- Gateway feature is three drops of varying heights (the Three Little Pigs) onto a steep slope leading to an optional step-up. Roll in option to the right.
- The line continues to several jumps, most of which are simple table tops. There is an optional, larger drop (The Big Bad Wolf) to the right on the second jump.
- There is a medium-sized wall ride in the middle of the line.
- The end of the line features several larger tabletops and a few optional gaps.
- To return to the main clearing ride up the service road to the right. Or, if you prefer singletrack, take the last segment of the SW XC trail (Movin' On).
Rehab - Blue Square / Black Diamond
- Do not stop anywhere on this line; riders will be moving fast, and visibility is limited.
- One-way downhill - find the start at the back side of the pump track between the Semper Dirticus and Paramount trails.
- To find the upper pump track from the main clearing, head to the service road (near the trail map kiosk) and look for the sign that marks the "Flowpark Walkup" trail on your right, opposite the beginner pump track.
- There is no gateway feature per se, but the first three turns are twisty enough to get your attention.
- This line features a series of quick, tight, steeply banked turns, and a few jumps in the knee-high to waist-high range.
- All jumps are easily rollable. If you are not ready to jump over them, try to manual them instead - let your rear wheel stay on the ground, and try to lift your front wheel from lip to lip, without pedaling.
- The key to this trail is to have faith that after each corner, around the bend, where you can't yet see... there's more trail. The more you believe, the less you will need to brake.
- The trail ends with a 180 degree sweeper which deposits you at the base of a walk-up trail that leads back to the pump track and the Semper Dirticus and Paramount trails. Alternately you can coast a short distance to the west clearing, and return to the main clearing via service road or SW XC (Movin' On) singletrack.
Advanced Freeride Trails
The trails above can be safely explored by novice riders, at low speeds. The trails below cannot - these trails demand commitment, speed, and expertise. The turn-by-turn guides here are provided to help advanced riders find trails that are suited to their skill level, but it would be unwise to ride them based on these descriptions alone. Riders are advised to walk these trails from top to bottom before riding them, to get familiar with the speed and skill required by each feature. Failure to do so may result in serious injury, particularly in the case of large jumps and even moderately-sized "gap" jumps.
The gateway features on these trails indicate the degree of skill that is necessary to ride the rest of the trail. Do not circumvent them.
All of the advanced freeride trails are one-way, downhill. Do not stop on these trails.
Gravy Train - Black Diamond
- When you are consistently clearing all of the jumps and optional features on Ryan's Line and Jabulani / 2Hi, this is your next step. The jumps are all gap jumps, and they get bigger as you make your way down to the end of the trail. On a dry (fast) day, you can do the whole trail without pedaling, but on a wet day you'll need your legs to keep your speed up. You'll want to look two or three jumps ahead, especially when you get to the last section of the trail.
- The entrance is behind the platform at the start of Ryan's Line. After you pass the platform you'll see signs pointing left for Gravy Train and right for Big Tree. (The Double Trouble and GHY trails start near here as well.)
- The walk-up trail is just off to your right, so feel free to stop at any point and just do laps on as many jumps as you're comfortable with, and slowly work your way down the line.
- After the last jump, the trail bends right, climbs a few feet, and comes to a T. Turn right to get onto the walk-up trail, and do it all again.
HLC - Black Diamond
- When you are consistently clearing all of the jumps and optional features on Gravy Train, this is your next step. The jumps are considerably bigger, but since they have case guards, you can safely attempt them with less speed than they were designed for. Then, gradually increase your speed until you are clearing all of them.
- The entrance is on the north side of the main clearing - the elevated ladder drop is easy to spot.
- If you are comfortable with the drops in the upper clearing, next to the trick step-up, this drop is your next logical step. It is only slightly more challenging.
- The drop is followed by a 90 degree left berm, then a step-up onto a wood platform (the Banana Hammock), and a step-down back to dirt.
- After two more berms you'll reach two table-top jumps, both with wood case-guards. Carrying speed from the hammock and through the berms is critical to clearing the case-guards and landing gently.
- After a very mild climb you'll reach a step-down. This may be the most intimidating feature on this trail, since you can't see the landing until you're airborne.
- The step-down is followed by a step-up and two small table-tops.
- Then you'll take a sharp left, bomb straight down the hillside, and sail over the largest jump on this trail (the Happy Ending).
- After one final berm, you may return to the main clearing by way of a walk-up trail on your right, or take a left and follow the access road to the west clearing and then to the main clearing.
Semper Dirticus (aka Dirt Corps) - Black Diamond
- When you are consistently clearing all of the jumps on the HLC trail and Gravy Train, this is your next step. Some of the jumps are similarly sized, some are considerably bigger. You'll also find some gaps, which require 100% commitment to survive unharmed, and hip jumps, which add a little bit of difficulty and a whole lot of fun.
- This trail starts from an elevated platform at the top of the flow park, on the left side of the upper pump track.
- To find the upper pump track from the main clearing, head to the service road (near the trail map kiosk) and look for the sign that marks the "Flowpark Walkup" trail on your right, opposite the beginner pump track.
- The gateway is of course the elevated platform, which is followed by two small table-tops. Pedal hard to clear them.
- The small table-tops are followed by a much larger step-down, which has case-guard.
- The step-down is followed by a step-up and a ladder drop. Be warned, the drop is taller and the landing is less steep than HLC's gateway or the practice drops, which makes it somewhat harsh by comparison.
- The ladder drop is followed by a hip with a gap, which has no case guard. Do not attempt this unless you are certain that you will clear the gap. The ladder drop will give you just enough speed to clear it, but a crank or two couldn't hurt.
- The gap is followed by a wooden roller coaster or step-down (your choice). The step-down has no case-guard. Look before you leap.
- Next is a table-top with an arched top, followed by a wall ride.
- Next you'll find a series of mid-sized hip jumps and a step-up / step-down platform with gaps on either end (no case guards).
- After another hip jump you'll find yourself in the west clearing.
- To return to the main clearing, ride up the service road. Or, if you prefer singletrack, take the last segment of the SW XC trail (Movin' On).
12-step - Double Black Diamond
This trail begins at the back of the pump-track above Semper Dirticus, DWB, Voodoo Child, and the Deepwater Horizon platform. The jumps on this trail are smaller than those on Semper Dirticus, but there are three things that make this trail more challenging overall. First, there are no straight sections between the jumps in the first half of the trail (other than a short straight between #3 and #4). Second, the jumps in the lower half of the trail require course-corrections in midair in order to land aimed at the next jump. Third, the features on this trail are relatively close together. There is very little room to regain your composure if you land slightly off-balance.
If you bail out early, there are walk-up trails to the left and right of the bike trail. Which trail is easier to reach depends on how far down the trail you are when you come to a stop.
You'll probably want to make your way down this trail one jump at a time, bailing out after each new jump, to get familiar with the unique requirements of each jump and (in the upper section) with the berms between the jumps. It generally helps to stay low through the berms so that you can more easily correct your path without losing your balance.
These jumps are relatively steep as compared to most of the jumps at Duthie. They are "kickers" not "senders." That gives them a learning curve of their own. The dirt jumps at Greenlake and the Burlington indoor bike park may be helpful to get familiar with this style of jump.
- After you head down from the pump track, the trail will fork - turning right at the fork takes you to Rehab, an intermediate trail. Turning left takes you to 12-step.
- To avoid overshooting the first jump, apply some brake immediately after turning left.
- After jump #1, the trail turns right. Stay on the berm to carry speed through this turn and into jump #2.
- For jump #2, aim to land on the right side of the trail, on the berm, to carry speed into jump #3.
- Jump #3 is easy if you did well on the preceding berm, but you do need to be aimed straight down the trail as you come over #3 because there is little room for error.
- It's a straight shot from jump #3 to jump #4. This is the only section of trail where you have a moment's breathing room in between features.
- The landing of jump #4 immediately becomes a right berm and turns into jump #5. You'll want to land on the left side of the trail as you come over #4, to take full advantage of the berm and carry lots of speed into jump #5.
- For jump #5 you'll want to turn left in the air, so that when you land you are aimed at jump #6. There is very little time or distance to make course corrections after you land.
- For jump #6 you'll want to make a slight right turn in the air, so that when you land you are aimed at jump #7.
- You'll notice as you head toward #7 that there is a tree directly in your path on the far side of #7. Aim the bike left as you go over #7, so that when you land you are pointed directly at the next jump - and pointed away from that tree.
- Jump 8 requires a slight turn turn, jump 9 requires a slight left, and as you go over #10 you'll want to turn to the right so that you'll be aimed at the 180 degree right berm that steers you up the walk-up trail.
Paramount (aka DWB) - Double Black Diamond
- Starts from the elevated platform at the top of the flow park, on the right side of the upper pump track.
- To find the upper pump track from the main clearing, head to the service road (near the trail map kiosk) and look for the sign that marks the "Flowpark Walkup" trail on your right, opposite the beginner pump track.
- The gateway feature is the elevated platform, which ends with a drop to a steep landing.
- This trail contains very large jumps, most of which do not have case guards.
- Really, very large. Crazy big.
- To return to the main clearing, ride up the service road. Or, if you prefer singletrack, take the last segment of the SW XC trail (Movin' On).
Project Info
Evergreen's biggest and highest profile mountain bike park project, King County's 130 acre Duthie Hill Park is located at 27101 SE Duthie Hill Rd., on the Sammamish Plateau, 30 minutes from downtown Seattle. It includes six miles of cross country bike trail, two miles of free-ride trail with jumps and built features, a central clearing with a shelter, kids' biking area, opportunities for skill building, and more. Trail users range from tots on push bikes and first-time riders to expert mountain bikers.
The park was built through a partnership between the non-profit Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance and King County. It officially opened for mountain biking after the completion of Phase 1 construction in 2010, and has since seen approximately 100,000 rider visits per year. Phase 2, the final phase of construction, was completed in May of 2012.
Funding came from a combination of grants and overwhelming community support including $225,000 of private donations and thousands of hours of volunteer labor. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office also funded a portion of the project, and recently awarded King County Parks an additional grant for a much-needed parking lot, estimated to be completed in November 2013.
Duthie's trail system is connected to trails on more than 2,000 acres of public open space, including King County's Mitchell Hill Forest, and Grand Ridge and Preston Ridge parks.


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We bound Spiceworks few days ago to our AD, but of course, because we did not defined any base DN nor any filter, ALL our users, even the servcie users now appears in Spiceworks.
I noticed now there is a field to define base DN, so I can filter a bit using this.
But is there a way to filter by OU name too ?
For example:
So... I'd like to get all users that are in the 3 USERS OU, using the base DN DOMAIN (to avoid the built-in OU Users, where we find default domain admins, etc....
2nd question related to this:
If that filter can be applied, will this remove already imported service users, or will this only make them not to be imported in next scans, letting the ones that are already imported ?
thanks for your answer !!!
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Jun 30, 2011 at 5:44 UTC
Unless something has changed that I'm not aware of, you can only use one base DN path. So in your case, you could only point to one of your Users OU or the entire domain. I'm stuck in the same boat. What you can do at this point is go to each account that you do not want visible in Spiceworks and remove them. This will move them to the Inactive group. This is all done from within People. If you ever want to put one back you can go into Inactive and add them back.
For your 2nd question, if you change the path it will automatically take anyone out of the path and move them to Inactive.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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July 31, 2015
[wp-svn] [33526] trunk/tests/phpunit/tests/customize/nav-menu-setting.php: Customizer: Fix failing tests on PHP 5.2 after [33488].
[wp-svn] [33525] branches/3.7: Backport r33469 and r33470 to 3.7.
[wp-svn] [33524] branches/3.8: Backport r33469 and r33470 to 3.8.
[wp-svn] [33523] branches/3.9: Backport r33469 and r33470 to 3.9.
[wp-svn] [33522] branches/4.0: Backport r33469 and r33470 to 4.0.
[wp-svn] [33521] branches/4.1: Backport r33469 and r33470 to 4.1.
July 30, 2015
[wp-svn] [33520] branches/4.2: The 4.2 branch is now 4.2.4-RC1.
[wp-svn] [33519] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-upgrader-skins.php: Fix PHP notice after [33492].
[wp-svn] [33517] trunk/src/wp-includes: Editor: word count: Remove indentation from the translator comment.
[wp-svn] [33516] trunk/src/wp-includes: TinyMCE: update to 4.2.3, changelog: https: //github.com/tinymce/tinymce/blob/master/changelog.txt.
July 29, 2015
[wp-svn] [33515] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/customize-nav-menus.js: Remove debug cruft from [33511].
[wp-svn] [33514] trunk/src/wp-includes/version.php: 4.3-RC1-33514
[wp-svn] [33513] trunk/src/wp-includes/version.php: 4.3-RC1
[wp-svn] [33512] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wptextpattern/plugin.js: TinyMCE: wptextpattern: stop propagation on undo
[wp-svn] [33511] trunk: Menu customizer: More clearly separate search results from available items.
[wp-svn] [33510] trunk/src/wp-admin/css: Customizer: Improve focus styles for screen option and help toggles.
[wp-svn] [33509] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php: TinyMCE: remove the spare string for the keyboard shortcuts modal.
[wp-svn] [33508] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wptextpattern/plugin.js: TinyMCE: wptextpattern: undo on esc after enter
[wp-svn] [33507] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wptextpattern/plugin.js: TinyMCE: wptextpattern: reorder undo
[wp-svn] [33506] trunk/tests/phpunit/tests/media.php: Fix a unit test failure after [33489].
[wp-svn] [33505] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-panel.php: Customizer: Switch buttons to match the focus order with the visual order.
[wp-svn] [33504] trunk/src/wp-includes: TinyMCE: fix (again) the text in the keyboard shortcuts modal for the changed patterns.
[wp-svn] [33502] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/nav-menu.js: Nav menus: Make the selector for the edit menu item link more specific.
[wp-svn] [33501] trunk/src/wp-includes: TinyMCE: fix the text in the keyboard shortcuts modal for the changed patterns.
[wp-svn] [33500] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/customize-nav-menus.css: Customizer: Stack the menu gear icon below the help icon for more text breathing room.
[wp-svn] [33499] branches/4.2: Fix `do_shortcode('<[shortcode]')` edge case.
[wp-svn] [33498] trunk/src/wp-admin: About: Second pass at 4.3 about page.
[wp-svn] [33497] trunk/src/wp-admin: Press This: properly add Open Sans to the editor, using the `mce_css` filter.
[wp-svn] [33496] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/customize-nav-menus.js: Customizer: Update `nav_menu_locations[...] ` controls to remove placeholder menus from the dropdown options upon Save & Publish.
[wp-svn] [33495] trunk/src/wp-admin: Persist (and mask) the password on the install screen if the install does not proceed due to errors.
[wp-svn] [33494] trunk/src/wp-admin/network: Make the multisite new user messages reflect that reset links are sent, not passwords.
[wp-svn] [33493] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-nav-menus.php: Customizer : Remove redundant translated string.
[wp-svn] [33492] trunk/src: Themes: Remove legacy theme preview.
[wp-svn] [33491] trunk/src: Twenty Fifteen: Only re-initialize the main navigation in the Customizer when it is specifically updated.
[wp-svn] [33490] trunk/src/wp-admin: Comments list table: Display that cute lil comment bubble.
[wp-svn] [33489] trunk/src/wp-includes/media.php: Ensure the caption shortcode outputs a valid HTML ID.
[wp-svn] [33488] trunk: Customizer: Ensure that all existing menus are shown in the Custom Menu widget' s dropdown.
[wp-svn] [33487] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-upgrader.php: Upgrade: Lowercase the "s" in `remove_all_filters()`.
[wp-svn] [33486] trunk/src/wp-includes/user.php: Change send_pass_change_email to send_password_change_email (better name) .
[wp-svn] [33485] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/user.php: Make the " using default password" nag more accurate.
[wp-svn] [33484] trunk/src/wp-includes/js: TinyMCE: views: correct cursor position after paste
[wp-svn] [33483] trunk/src: Customizer: Add an `aria-expanded` attribute to Edit menu item toggles.
[wp-svn] [33482] trunk/src/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php: Press This: correct link on the post screens
[wp-svn] [33481] branches/4.2/src: Don't blindly trust the output of `glob() ` to be an array.
[wp-svn] [33480] branches/4.1/src/wp-includes/wp-db.php: WPDB: When checking the encoding of strings against the database, make sure we' re only relying on the return value of strings that were sent to the database.
[wp-svn] [33479] branches/4.1: WPDB: `::strip_text_from_query()` doesn' t pass a length to `::strip_invalid_text()`, which was causing queries to fail when they contained characters that needed to be sanity checked by MySQL.
[wp-svn] [33478] branches/4.1: WPDB: Remove some of the complexities in `:: strip_invalid_text() ` associated with switching character sets between queries.
[wp-svn] [33477] branches/4.1/src/wp-includes/wp-db.php: WPDB: When checking that text isn't too long to insert into a column, `LONGTEXT` columns could fail, as their length is longer than `PHP_INT_MAX`.
[wp-svn] [33476] branches/4.2/src/wp-includes/wp-db.php: WPDB: When checking the encoding of strings against the database, make sure we' re only relying on the return value of strings that were sent to the database.
[wp-svn] [33475] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/user-profile.js: Do not re-generate the password after pressing "cancel".
[wp-svn] [33474] trunk/src: Autogenerate passwords that more reliably fit within their inputs.
[wp-svn] [33473] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/user-profile.js: Re-work user-profile.js so the password meter works in IE8 and password managers can fill multiple times.
[wp-svn] [33472] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-oembed.php: Add CloudUp to our oEmbed provider whitelist.
[wp-svn] [33471] trunk/src/wp-admin/install.php: Omit the "(required)" text for password on the install screen.
July 28, 2015
[wp-svn] [33470] trunk: Use the `embed_maybe_make_link` filter to test WP_Embed:: autoembed().
[wp-svn] [33469] trunk: Protect newlines inside of `CDATA`.
[wp-svn] [33468] trunk/src: Fix updating of nonces on the Edit Post screen after the log in expires and the user logs in again.
[wp-svn] [33467] trunk/src/wp-admin/about.php: About: Remove translation functions until strings are final.
[wp-svn] [33466] trunk/src/wp-admin: About: First pass at WordPress 4.3 About page.
[wp-svn] [33465] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/user-profile.js: Lose the clunky `setTimeout ()` code and just track the password value changes.
[wp-svn] [33464] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/skins/wordpress/wp-content.css: TinyMCE: iOS: wrap long strings
[wp-svn] [33463] trunk/src/wp-content/themes: Themes: Update readme files.
[wp-svn] [33462] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/plugin-install.js: Plugins list table: Make selector for Details links more specific to prevent the Description header from being announced as "clickable".
[wp-svn] [33461] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wordpress/plugin.js: Fill empty TinyMCE paragraphs with a dummy `<br />` on all browsers.
[wp-svn] [33460] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-nav-menus.php: Customizer : Make a string translatable, see [33413].
[wp-svn] [33459] trunk/src/xmlrpc.php: XML-RPC: Don' t rely on `include_path` to include files, use `dirname()` instead.
[wp-svn] [33458] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wptextpattern/plugin.js: TinyMCE: wptextpattern: fix typo and make it faster
[wp-svn] [33457] trunk/src/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/style.css: Twenty Eleven: Fix "Skip to content" links appearance after [31464].
[wp-svn] [33456] trunk/src/wp-admin/themes.php: Replace empty table header with a table cell.
[wp-svn] [33455] trunk/src/wp-includes/wp-db.php: WPDB: When checking the encoding of strings against the database, make sure we' re only relying on the return value of strings that were sent to the database.
[wp-svn] [33454] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/customize-controls.js: Customizer: Hide empty space in footer on small screens since it is only populated on larger screens.
July 27, 2015
[wp-svn] [33453] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/colors/_admin.scss: Remove broken/ dead colour scheme code
[wp-svn] [33452] trunk: TinyMCE: wptextpattern: headings on enter
[wp-svn] [33451] trunk/tests/qunit: Add Initial JS Unit Tests for Menu Customizer
[wp-svn] [33450] trunk/src: Passwords UI: clean up the new JS in `wp-admin/js/ user-profile.js`.
[wp-svn] [33449] trunk/src/wp-content/themes: Bundled Themes: Bump version numbers and update POT files.
[wp-svn] [33447] trunk/src: Don't blindly trust the output of `glob() ` to be an array.
[wp-svn] [33446] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-site-icon.php: Site Icon: Minor cleanup for `WP_Site_Icon` after [33329].
[wp-svn] [33445] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/customize-controls.js: Customizer: Use correct spelling when instantiating `CustomizeImageCropper`.
[wp-svn] [33444] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/customize-nav-menus.css: Menus: Readjust screen options toggle icon.
[wp-svn] [33443] trunk/.travis.yml: Switch explicitly from `nightly` to `7.0` for Travis, for clarity.
[wp-svn] [33442] trunk/src/wp-admin/my-sites.php: Merge two similar strings about insufficient permissions.
[wp-svn] [33441] trunk/src/wp-admin/install.php: Move the translator note added in [33437] directly before the string it applies to.
[wp-svn] [33440] trunk: Editor: word count: better names for types.
[wp-svn] [33439] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/themes.css: Fix the padding for the feature filter box on the Add Themes screen.
[wp-svn] [33438] trunk/src/wp-admin: Toggle between dashicons-hidden and dashicons-visibility in the password hide /show button.
[wp-svn] [33437] trunk/src/wp-admin/install.php: Add a translator note for the fix in r33387
July 26, 2015
[wp-svn] [33436] trunk/src/wp-admin: Comment string tweaks:
[wp-svn] [33435] trunk/src/wp-admin/upload.php: Merge some similar media-related strings.
[wp-svn] [33434] trunk/src/wp-admin/users.php: Multisite: Introduce a singular string for user removal ( we already have one for deletion).
[wp-svn] [33433] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php: Merge two duplicate strings.
[wp-svn] [33432] trunk/src/wp-admin/includes/ajax-actions.php: Merge similar strings for plugin update permissions.
[wp-svn] [33431] trunk/src/wp-admin: Merge duplicate strings related to Trash.
[wp-svn] [33430] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wordpress/plugin.js: TinyMCE: remove role=tab from the keyboard shortcuts help dialog.
[wp-svn] [33429] trunk/src/wp-includes: TinyMCE: fix accessibility for the keyboard shortcuts help dialog.
[wp-svn] [33428] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/mce-view.js: JSHint for [33426]
[wp-svn] [33427] trunk/src/wp-includes: Use explicit variable variable syntax
[wp-svn] [33426] trunk/src/wp-includes: TinyMCE: views: use media setting to get post ID
[wp-svn] [33425] trunk/tests/phpunit: Remove `svn:executable` from test files.
[wp-svn] [33424] trunk/tests/phpunit/tests/customize/nav-menus.php: Update `Test_WP_Customize_Nav_Menus::test_available_items_template() ` after [33413].
[wp-svn] [33422] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/comment.js: Comment status box: Move focus back to Edit link when changing the date.
[wp-svn] [33421] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-nav-menus.php: Customizer : Set a correct default for `nav_menu_locations` setting.
[wp-svn] [33420] trunk/src/wp-admin/user-edit.php: Update help text after [33368].
[wp-svn] [33419] trunk/src/wp-admin: Remove unused `pw-weak` ID attributes.
July 25, 2015
[wp-svn] [33417] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/skins/wordpress/wp-content.css: Editor: fit images
[wp-svn] [33416] trunk/src/wp-includes/css/editor.css: TinyMCE: inline toolbar: reduce size arrow
[wp-svn] [33415] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/skins/wordpress/wp-content.css: Editor: add space around aligned images
July 24, 2015
[wp-svn] [33414] trunk/src/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wordpress/plugin.js: TinyMCE: restore support for `<script>` tags.
[wp-svn] [33413] trunk/src: Customizer: Add missing text or labels to some nav menu UI controls.
[wp-svn] [33412] trunk/src/wp-admin/js/customize-nav-menus.js: Customizer: Hide inactive reorder buttons for menu items from assistive technologies.
[wp-svn] [33411] trunk/src/wp-includes/formatting.php: Pinking shears.
[wp-svn] [33410] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/customize-nav-menus.css: Menus: Account for browsers that set a default margin for buttons.
[wp-svn] [33409] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/colors/_admin.scss: Comments: Normalize button color on hover in alt color schemes.
[wp-svn] [33408] trunk/src/wp-admin/css/common.css: Comments: Align author form label with its field labels below.
July 23, 2015
[wp-svn] [33407] trunk/src/wp-includes/class-wp-xmlrpc-server.php: Docs: Fix incorrect indentation for the `wp_xmlrpc_server->wp_getPostFormats() ` DocBlock.
[wp-svn] [33406] tags/3.7.9/: Tag 3.7.9
[wp-svn] [33405] tags/3.8.9/: Tag 3.8.9
[wp-svn] [33404] tags/3.9.7/: Tag 3.9.7
[wp-svn] [33403] tags/4.0.6/: Tag 4.0.6
[wp-svn] [33402] tags/4.1.6/: Tag 4.1.6
[wp-svn] [33401] tags/4.2.3/: Tag 4.2.3
[wp-svn] [33400] branches/3.7: Bump 3.7 branch to version 3.7.9.
[wp-svn] [33399] branches/3.8: Bump 3.9 branch to version 3.8.9.
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Fifty years after he escaped Pentridge prison with Ronald Ryan, Peter Walker has again been sentenced to a jail term, for drug, firearms and deception offences.
Walker notoriously spent 19 days on the run with Ryan - the last man hanged in Australia - after they escaped from Pentridge on December 19, 1965.
While on the run Walker shot and killed associate Arthur Henderson. Ryan was convicted of the murder of prison guard George Hodson during the escape.
Despite leading a relatively crime-free life over the years since he was re-captured in 1966, convicted of Henderson's manslaughter and eventually released from jail in 1984, Walker was in 2014 arrested at
Perth Airport with more than $100,000, a fake passport and a one-way ticket to England.
At the time of his arrest, Walker was being investigated over the discovery, in 2013, of a clandestine drug lab and an arsenal of guns on a property in Yaapeet, about 100 kilometres north of Horsham.
He was extradited from Perth to Victoria and has been in custody since.
Walker, 74, was on Wednesday jailed for seven years and two months, and must serve four years and four months before he is eligible for parole, for pleading guilty to drug trafficking, deceptions offences, and possessing chemicals used to manufacture drugs, a quantity of the drug ice, weapons and ammunition and the suspected proceeds of crime.
The County Court heard Walker used the identity of a neighbour, who died in hospital in 2006, to purchase a disused post office in Yaapeet in 2012. He then had a shipping container delivered to the property and concealed the back of the block with shade cloth.
Chief judge Peter Kidd said a woman who noticed suspicious smells coming from the property alerted police, and a subsequent raid found chemicals used to manufacture methylamphetamine, 189 grams of the drug, and rifles, silencers, thousands of rounds of ammunition and electric-shock devices.
A submachine gun was also found at his Wyndham Vale home.
Judge Kidd said the chemicals could have produced "multiple kilograms" of ice, and although Walker was part of a group that manufactured and sold the drug, no one else had been arrested.
The weapons, the chief judge said, were being stored for criminal associates so they would not be found elsewhere.
Judge Kidd said besides a 2002 conviction for cultivating cannabis, Walker had made a success of his life after his 1984 release, having lived crime free and as a beloved stepfather to his wife's five children.
While concerned at Walker's entrenched sense of loyalty in assisting criminal associates, Judge Kidd said family life provided an incentive to retire from crime for good.
"Your advancing age is a powerful motivator, which I hope will keep you on the straight and narrow for your remaining years," the judge told him.
Walker has a criminal record dating back to the 1950s and endured a traumatic childhood, which included surviving bombing raids on England as an infant during World War II, his mother's suicide and being physically and emotionally abused in Australian orphanages after he and his brothers were sent here by their father.
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People toss around terms like liberal and conservative, but do we all know what these terms mean? What does a conservative American believe? What does it mean to be conservative? Why should we support conservatives? Many people think of "conservative" as a dirty word, almost a fringe element of politics…that comes thanks to a few goofballs in the public and a whole bunch of democrats in the media. They'd even have you believe, as Chucky Doll Todd suggests at MicroSoftNBC, that George W. Bush was a conservative! Not so.
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- Smaller government – not just eliminating scheduled spending increases, but finding failing and unnecessary government programs to eliminate completely, perhaps even eliminating entire federal departments. Fiscal responsibility. Conservatives believe in the power of the individual, not the power of the government.
- Less Government Regulation – Government needs to find ways to help employers, not hinder their ability to succeed. Unnecessary laws should be eliminated. "Government is not the answer to our problems, government is the problem." – Conservative American President Ronald Reagan
- The Strongest Military in the World – the best people, technology, strategies and equipment providing peace through strength and wisdom. Providing security for our nation and our people.
- Honoring the Military – ConservativeAmerican.org believes most pay levels for the military are substantially out of date and too low. This is one area where the conservative American believes we should increase spending. ConservativeAmerican.org suggests we should double the pay given to our enlisted men and women, increase other wages and benefits, and take better care of our injured veterans. We need to provide insurance to those in the military that will provide substantial death benefits for those who pay the ultimate sacrifice, particularly those who leave families behind. Let's show these brave and unselfish people how grateful a nation can be. If we can afford "Cash for Clunkers," we certainly can afford "Cash for Heroes!"
- Energy Independence – Drill for oil on US territory now. Drill off shore, just far enough where the platforms can't be seen from the mainland. Drill in Alaska, Drill in the Gulf. Drill off both coasts. Find oil right here. Mine Coal. Encourage new coal power plants with clean coal technology. Use more nuclear power. We want clean air, water and land, but we don't believe in the theory of global warming and we know that people are part of nature too. We don't want public schools used to further political agendas like global warming and socialism. We believe in working with those who can help protect the environment, but who also realize we must use our own resources of coal and oil. Let private industry research and develop wind power, solar power and other methods of generating electricity if those things can prove profitable. Let the private sector determine if there is a way to make these methods work in the USA. If so, they will proceed with these ventures.
- A USA that is the Most Prosperous Country on Earth – a nation of people who keep us an economic superpower. A nation that offers the freedom to dream your own unique dream, to act on those dreams and to enjoy the fruits of your labors, a bountiful harvest. American ingenuity, creativity and prosperity that leads to charity, and people helping each other. Free market capitalism without socialist bailouts and government meddling. Not a nation that is a wholly owned subsidiary of the People's Republic of China. Not a nation of unlimited and unchecked government spending and entitlements.
- Freedom & Liberty– Freedom is our greatest gift to each other, a treasure paid for and maintained by our military, freedom and liberty to speak our minds, to bear arms and to pursuit the right to life, liberty and happiness. This is the most basic fabric of our nation, the cornerstone of our greatness. We cannot allow Socialism to creep in and begin to erode our freedoms and liberties. We don't call protesters "Nazis" or "Evil-Mongers."
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- The Sanctity of Human Life – protecting all citizens from the moment of conception until life's natural end, eliminating abortion and protecting the elderly from things like the ObamaCare Nightmare.
- The Awesome Power of God – We are a proud nation with a rich history based on our Constitution. We are a nation founded on Judeo-Christian beliefs and we don't apologize for that. It is these same beliefs that have caused us to welcome people of all faiths to join us in America where we celebrate freedom of (not freedom from) religion. We believe God has blessed the USA and has entrusted many gifts to us. We believe certain rights are inalienable because they were bestowed by God, not government.
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My husband and I are thinking of planning a New England trip the last part of October. We will be spending 5 days there. We are flying into Boston and renting a car. We were planning on driving up the coast and stopping in Salem and Gloucester one day. Portsmouth, Portland, and ending up in Rockland that night the next. Then, spending two days up in Bar Harbor and Acadia area. On the last day we will need to drive from Bar Harbor back to Boston to catch and evening flight. I know we are jamming a lot in but is this too much?? We have been to Boston several times and are not including this in our trip. Thanks so much for any advice!!
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Sounds like a reasonable plan and you will be in the middle and end of foliage season. The only suggestion I would have is to go to Bar Harbor first, about six hours drive from Boston. You could then work your way back. It will be colder in the north. There would be less tension concerning your flight if you ended your trip nearer the airport.
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Things get pretty quiet after Columbus day the further north that you go, and weather can also get quite chilly in late October, even snow maybe.
I wouldn't book anything with more than a 24 hour cancellation notice required. Just wing it, otherwise you might have reservations at a bunch of places you never make it to, arriving in Boston with snow and cold predicted for the next few days.
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This really depends on what you want to do at each stop The last part of October can be cold and dismal, like last year (snow on Halloween). If the weather is bad, Acadia might not be the place to be.
The Portland foodie tour is fun but it takes a good part of the day. If the weather is warm I would recommend either a Portsmouth harbor cruise or Portland mail boat cruise (probably need coats out on the water). It gets darker earlier but you're going to want to explore around Rockland. Check out the free wine tasting at Breakwater Vineyards? Tour Farnsworth Art Museum?
Foliage could be glorious in Camden and if it is, a trip to the top of Mt Battie via auto road is mandatory.
Your route will also miss some of the quaint harbors out on the peninsulas and some good places to stop for lobster.
Driving back to Boston in time for a flight on the last day would be nerve wracking to me and would depend on the day of the week.
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Great thank you all for your suggestions! Starting in Bar Harbor does sound like a great idea and less stressful. Maybe we will try and scoot the trip up if possible otherwise I hope with how the weather is so crazy maybe all the seasons will be shifted later. Thanks again!
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Keep in mind that Salem can get a bit crazy as Halloween approaches. It makes it fun (if you like that sort of thing) but also means bigger crowds, tougher to find parking, hotel rooms etc.
In Gloucester, Fort Stage Park is a nice place to get out and stretch your legs and climb on the rocks. Halibut State Park is another place to explore.
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Just want to note that, although we do get a couple of flurries in late October once in a while, anything thing approaching a snowstorm (much less a major once) is not the usual! According to a local weatherman in the Boston area, there's only a one in three chance of even having a White Christmas.
As already stated, expect major crowds in Salem in late October.
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I've been to Augusta, ME -- and I can tell you that unless you want to see the state history museum or (if you arrange a tour ahead of time) the state capitol building and governor's mansion, there's no really good reason to go there. Augusta's tiny downtown business stretch was pretty much empty when I went there a couple years ago, with what modest amount of business remains found in small strip malls outside the town center. For me, the town was rather dull and lacked charm.
I also found the capitol building to be rather underwhelming compared to several others around the US.
Personally, there are several other places in Maine I'd suggest a tourist visit, unless they're a capitol completist.
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Top Indian shuttlers, including world No 28 Parupalli Kashyap, are to take part in the Rs 5 lakh prize money NSCI All India Senior Ranking Badminton Tournament here from August 27-31.
The organisers are also in talks with Commonwealth Games champion and world No 6 Saina Nehwal and are confident of her participation in the event, according to joint tournament director Ashish Kapila.
Around 250 players would vie for honours in men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles inside the air-conditioned courts at the Sardar Vallabhai Patel Sports Complex in Worli, a media release said.
Other top players who have confirmed their participation are Saurav Verma, Chetan Anand, Jishnu Sanyal, Anup Sridhar, Arvind Bhatt and Anand Pawar.
The tournament is to be organised jointly by the Maharashtra Badminton Association and NSCI, the release added.


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- A small-breed puppy reaches adult weight by 9-12 months
- A medium-breed puppy reaches adult weight by 12 months.
- A large-breed puppy reaches adult weight by 18-24 months.
Bringing him home: 8- 12 weeks
It is important that a puppy is not too young to be taken from its mother and litter. From 8 weeks old is the minimum age.
By the time you have welcomed your puppy home, his brain is ready to start soaking up all the new experiences you can give him. He'll learn fast, so it's important to make sure you're teaching him the right things. Learning basic manners and house training etc are very important. Remember your puppy is still too young to be taken out and socialised with other dogs as they still need their vaccinations.
It's also important to know that a puppy experiences it's first 'fear period' somewhere between 8 and 12 weeks of age. Your pup may show fear or apprehension about people, places or things that he was previously unafraid of. It's important to continue with socialization in a positive, upbeat way. But, also be careful not to expose him to situations or experiences that are unduly nerve-wracking for him. Its a big world for him to learn, take it easy and build up confidence with positive rewards.
Terrible Twos: 3 – 4 Months
Like the 'terrible twos' in humans, this is just the canine equivalent. During this stage of puppy development, your puppy will show increasing independence and may even occasionally ignore/challenge you. He'll also be teething at this time, and his sore gums will lead him to bite and chewing on anything and everything. This is one of the puppy stages where you'll probably find yourself saying "no" an awful lot! But, remember to use a firm conisitent tone and never use a harsh voice or physical punishments.
Socialisation is key: 5 – 10 months
Your puppy will continue to grow and develop at an amazing rate during this period. It's critically important to continue his training and socialisation experiences, as he'll be making assumptions and decisions about the world, and his place in it, during this stage of puppy development. He will continue to challenge you and test the limits too, so be prepared.
Get your puppy spayed or neutered during this period. These procedures have a positive impact on your puppy's future health and helps to reduce the huge number of unwanted puppies born every year.
Teenage Challenge: 10 months – 1 year
If a small breed your puppy will reach maturity during this time frame. Although your pup may look like an adult dog by now, he may still be quite immature in his behavior. He'll also have tons of energy, but not necessarily a lot of common sense – Hence the "Teenage" term.
Pups of some breeds may become quite challenging at this point, and may make subtle (or even quite 'in your face') attempts at dominance. It's important to continue obedience classes and socialisation and to insist on good behavior and compliance with your rules. Stick with firm and consistent voice commands and positive reinforcement, you will need to be patient.
All grown up: 1 year +
Somewhere between 1 and 2 years of age, most dogs reach full sexual and developmental maturity. Your puppy's growth will now taper off, although he will probably continue to 'fill out' over the next few months.
At this point you can start your pup on more vigorous exercise, such as jogging, agility etc. because his bones and joints are fully developed and less prone to stress injuries. You can now switch your pup over from his puppy food to a premium adult dog food, as his nutritional needs are changing. He should be obedient and well behaved by now, and all your hard work over the past months will have paid off.


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Melbourne City's former Premier League-winning winger Damien Duff, who also played 100 times for his country, Ireland, admits he hasn't watched a single Premier League game nor any of the Republic's impressive European qualifying fixtures since arriving in Australia a couple of months ago.
The time difference is only one reason. The other, he says simply, is that he is working hard and concentrating fully on his job with City in his first season in the A-League, and doesn't have the time.
Duff is one of the best-credentialled players to arrive in this country, having played for Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Newcastle and Fulham in England's top flight, winning two Premiership titles with the Blues, the League Cup with Blackburn and reaching a UEFA Cup final with Fulham.
Yet he says that on his limited experience so far the A-League is no picnic, and that any player who thinks they can turn up in Australia for a holiday and out of condition is wrong.
"I haven't watched any of the games. I looked on the phone when I got here this morning, it's great for John O' Shea scoring in his 100th international and I texted him," said Duff of his former international teammates, who had secured a shock 1-1 draw against world champion Germany in Gelsenkirchen courtesy of the Sunderland centre-back's stoppage-time leveller.
Duff, 35, has spent a lifetime at the top and played under managers like Jose Mourinho and England boss Roy Hodgson, but he says the A-League remains a big challenge for him – one that with hindsight he might have taken a few years earlier.
Duff impressed in his debut A-League match for City, setting up David Villa for his side's second-half equaliser in the 1-1 draw away to Sydney. Not having played since February, it was a relief to get through the game in one piece and to finally get into action after what seemed an interminable off-season.
"I enjoyed it very much, it was a long time coming [after] the longest pre-season known to man. I'm glad to get it out of the way, from the team's point of view it wasn't a bad result, we played well in spells and it's good to get an away point on the board. I feel good, I can get around the pitch and I did that.
"I knew it was going to be tough. Over here your fitness levels have to be through the roof. The quality of game impressed me and I have really enjoyed it [being in Australia]. From a football point of view it's great, It's something I had to try, a different experience in life, great for my wife and kids, no complaints.
"I am here two or three months now and you could possibly say I wish I came here a year or two earlier. It's an exciting challenge, it's not going to be a holiday. Life is short and a football career is even shorter, this is a taste of something different, something new. I am not getting any younger, I am 35, so maybe a year or two earlier [arriving in Australia] would have been nice, but I am going to embrace it."
Even though he has played in the pressure-cooker environment of the Premiership and in World Cups and European Championships, Duff says he feels as much pressure in his new position as he did earlier in his career. And, he says, his new teammate, Villa, ranks up there with all the top strikers he has played with at club level.
"He's top notch, you could see from his half-hour cameo on Saturday, the quality he has around the box, just the finish. It's a privilege to have him here, he's won everything in the game. I am not really seeing this as fun. I put pressure on myself. It's as much pressurised as any club I played for in England. I am not here for a holiday or [to] make friends. The plan was always to do a year here, go home, get the kids started in school, but embrace it while I am here, enjoy my football and do the business."