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This week we make the trek down to the Canon Photomarathon to gather a special question for our very first episode. And it involves two things very near and dear to our hearts: Phones and Cameras. In a hyperkinetic display of Red Bull and sheer willpower, we blast the answer at your mindgrapes! Keep on watching for the rest of the season. With exciting thrills and a lot less spills.
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Chimanlal Girdharlal Road
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|Chiman Lal Girdhar Lal Road
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|Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
|2.23 mi (3.59 km)
|South end
|Mahalaxmi Crossroads, Paldi
|North end
|Sardar Patel Stadium Crossroads, Navrangpura
Chimanlal Girdharlal Road, colloquially the C. G. Road, is one of the major roads of Ahmedabad. It has been ranked as the costliest retail location in the city.[1]
It is named after Chimanlal Girdharlal, one of the major businessmen of the 1960s in India.
C.G. Road was redesigned in the 1990s, which turned the road into a major financial hub of Ahmedabad. In 2010, it was ranked in "Main Streets Across the World 2010" by real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield on 3rd position for its strongest growth in Asia Pacific region behind Linking Road, Mumbai & Central, Hong Kong with annual Rental Growth 18.2%.[1]
It starts at Mahalaxmi Crossroads and ends at Sardar Patel Stadium Crossroads, in turn connecting Paldi to Navrangpura.
- ^ a b Cushman & Wakefield, "Main Streets Across The World", June 2010
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Lara scored only 56 runs in five innings during the recently completed Super Series, when a World XI was thrashed by Australia in three one day internationals and a Test match.
But King was hopeful Lara would get among the runs playing for his national team, rather than the International Cricket Council's much-criticised collection of superstars.
"Hopefully he's saving them all up for us against Australia," King told reporters on Thursday after arriving in Australia for the three-Test series.
"I think he's copped some pretty harsh criticism in the press and people forget what he's done -- he's one innings away from being the class player again that we all know that he is."
Lara holds the record for the highest Test score, 400 not out against England, and is only 315 runs behind former Australian captain Allan Border's record of 11,174 runs scored in Test cricket.
The 36-year-old is expected to be a mainstay in a side King admits lacks experience.
"Eleven of the players are 25 and under, there's only two that are over 30 and they're our most experienced players," he said.
"(But) the players to a man, they're really dedicated and they work hard and I've been really happy with the progressions that have been made to date."
The first Test of the tour starts on November 3 in Brisbane.
The West Indies has brought a full strength team to Australia after a sponsorship dispute resulted in a second-string side being sent to Sri Lanka last July where they lost two Tests.


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I am keep getting Alert from SpiceWork everyday, every 5 min to my email address.
dc1 was offline on 2008-12-30 @ 10:40 am.
How do I stop it? Server was has been working fine all this time...
Jan 9, 2009 at 12:30 UTC
Hey there,
Go ahead and check out this post. It expands on some other settings that may help resolve the issue:
This topic was created during version 3.2.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Dec 30, 2008 at 3:55 UTC
Choosing Settings, then Monitors and Alerts. Uncheck the box under the Email column for any device is offline. This will stop the notifications to your email. However, I would recommend troubleshooting your server to see why this may be happening. Unchecking this box will eliminate all notifications for any device that may go offline and if you are offsite one day and a Server goes down, you will not know until the BOSS calls you.
Dec 30, 2008 at 4:02 UTC
Go ahead and give the following steps a try. You won't need to disable the alert. Usually when devices are showing Offline and they are actually Online (and Pingable) the Spiceworks ping timeout for detecting Online/Offline devices needs tweaking.
To tweak the ping timeout for the online/offline alerts follow these steps.
- Exit Spiceworks via the systray icon and stop the following processes in Windows Task Manager if any are running.
Browse to the C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\data directory and make a backup of the settings.yaml file.
Edit the settings.yaml file and find the following entry.
:socket_timeout: 3250
Increase the socket_timeout number if you want it to have a longer threshold; 3250 = 3.25 seconds.
Restart Spiceworks.
Please let me know what happens.
Dec 31, 2008 at 7:52 UTC
I am going to follow your suggestion this afternoon.
I still don't understand why would you want me to tweak it.
I don't have this problem with other machines and servers.
Will update you.
Thanks for the help...
Jan 9, 2009 at 8:40 UTC
I am not running Spiceworks as a service, so there were no services.
I changed the time to 6250 = 6.25 seconds.
Restart Spciceworks.
It is still doing the same things. I think Spiceworks has some issue with Domain Controller.
Jan 9, 2009 at 12:30 UTC
Hey there,
Go ahead and check out this post. It expands on some other settings that may help resolve the issue:
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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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
We stayed in this hotel twicw and we received a great welcome and taken to a spotlessly clean comfortable well equiped room with spacious shower room each time. We received personal service for dinner which was a gourmet delite and cooked fresh to our choice accompanied with a bottle of excellent local red wine. The family and staff are so friendly and happy to show us the kitchen and the chef and his staff chatted about the food they were preparing for a big wedding party the following day. From what we saw it is a pity we could not join in. All in all a great place to stay and very convenient close to the main road to Southern Italy.
We were offered a free bottle of Spumante by the owner as he was celebrating 25th wedding anniversary a few tables from us. No swimming pool.
Staff were very helpful, nothing was too much trouble
It is a nice old house converted into a very luxury hotel at a very convenient price. The staff is nice, food is excellent and the view is remarkable. Maybe the breakfast service could improve a little bit in terms of variety of food to eat
The hotel is nice, but unfortunately the staff speaks very little English. In the restaurant no-one spoke English. The restaurant staff seemed not to be too kind nor very service-oriented, perhaps because of language barrier.
Quiet, good location, and very nice building.
There's nothing not to like. The hotel is romantically beautiful in a charming village. Every room was different and special. We'll come back anytime. Breakfast could be a bit more expanded.
Wonderful hotel! Staff went out of their way to make our stay a pleasant one. I can't imagine a better place from which to explore this interesting region of Italy.
This is a wonderful hotel, elegant and comfortable with friendly helpful staff, it is like stepping back 100 years but with all the modern conveniences. The town is charming and like going back several hundred years with narow winding streets and residents who actualy greet you and seem happy to share their home. The cusine at the retaurant is world clas as is the service. The prices reasonable as in any large city both the room and food would easily cost 4 times as much. Easy to get to off highway if driving. We only had one night to stay there.
Good location. Good meal Access and directions on the ground
Clean room. Good bed.The hotel is good for one or two nights, but not longer. Good heating. Poor TV (smaller than laptop). No internet. The atmosphere is cold because no carpets, no decoration, everything is stone, you step out of bed on cold floor. Very noisy. You hear everything because there is no sound absorption materials.
The staff was very professional and accommodating, the rooms clean, and the breakfast excellent.
The tranquility of the farm and the surrounding countryside. Not great roads to get there, but you can't have everything.
Mammarella has truly and completely won my heart! The whole of the property is well kept and amazingly well appointed. The guest rooms are clean, large, and comfortable. The dining areas, both inside and outside are welcoming. The staff is friendly and helpful and make guests truly feel at home. The meals, we had full board, were all amazing. My partner and I are both Le Cordon Bleu trained chefs, we have high standards for food. Each meal was magical in flavor, substance and truly authentic and true to seasonality. We ended up staying an extra day because we were enjoying ourselves so much. Not only will we be back, but we're planning on adding this to our culinary tour itineraries. I would highly recommend Mammarella! There are only two things I don't like about Mammarella and its staff. First is that it's too far away from our home for us to go there more often. Second, we could only squeeze in one extra day due to our fixed itinerary. Seriously, I would love to tell everyone that it was the worst place ever just out of selfishness so it's never crowded. I guess we'll have to share.
Fabulous views from the room. a clean room and reasonably comfortable beds. a large evening meal. They sorted us out a breakfast about 1 hour earlier than they normally would as we had to be away. The directions to the hotel were awful and it took us ages to find the place. The evening meal was fine but rather confusing. Food kept appearing - it turned out this was just the antipasti! It was also rather heavy on the mozzarella it got a little wearing after a while - in general it was nice though. Unfortunately no white wine or beer for the meal.
Great! - Lovely location (much nicer than the coast for visiting Paestum), Clean and modern room (with a/c), Very freindly and accomodating family (Dad speaks good English), Fab food - and lots of it. All at a great price - we paid 80 Euro for b&b + Evening meal (in February) for 2 people and a dog (No the dog didn't eat!). Highly recommended!
Nice place for one or two day to visite the contry side good diner and very friendly poeple
The cuisine was truly exceptional . Good value for money. No negative points to mention.
Very friendly and hospitable family running the hotel. Excellent food, very nice room. Great value for money.
A very nice B&B. Easy to find. The owner and the staff was very helpful and polite.The dinner was very nice and tasty.


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Why Are Dogs Man's Best Friend? 14,000 Years of Companionship
Evolving With Dogs
"Dogs are our link to paradise. They don't know evil or jealousy or discontent. To sit with a dog on a hillside on a glorious afternoon is to be back in Eden, where doing nothing was not boring--it was peace." - Milan Kundera
When humans emerged from the evolutionary process, they were greeted by a wag of the tail and a lick on the face. It seems like that sometimes. As though we emerged from the primordial ooze and there they were. In fact, we evolved together, and our special relationship with canines has existed since prehistoric times. According to Darcy Moray, zoo archaeologist from the University of Tennessee at Martin, the oldest convincing case occurred "In Germany, about 14,000 years [ago]. Not only was the dog buried, it was part of a human double grave," (Archeology, November 8. 2006). Furthermore, Moray continues, the oldest evidence of this human/canine bond in North America is between 9000 and 10,000 years old, with dog burials documented from every major land mass in the world except Antarctica.
Talk To The Animals
There's more to it than just growing up and evolving together. "It looks like dogs really do understand what we are trying to tell them, they are thinking about what we want, and they understand that we are trying to communicate," said Brian Hare of Harvard University. A study was conducted by Hare comparing dogs, puppies, wolves and chimpanzees' ability to understand human communication methods. Since wolves have bigger brains than dogs, it was thought they would do better, and since chimpanzees are biologically closer to humans, it was thought they would do best.
The dogs surprised scientists by doing much better than wolves or chimpanzees, and even puppies as young as 9 weeks old outperformed them as well.
"Dogs have a talent for reading social cues in a very sophisticated way," Hare said.
A Working Relationship
There has also been a long standing working relationship between dogs and humans, which further cements our symbiotic relationship . "We know that dogs were useful for lots of things in Stone Age culture, as draft animals, in hunting, for warmth, and for protection," said Jennifer Leonard, a postdoctoral fellow at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History. Herding dogs, hunting dogs, tracking dogs and sled dogs have been joined by a plethora of modern day working dogs. From rescue dogs to assistance dogs, from war dogs to cadaver dogs, our best friends have made themselves indispensable.
In many ways, we have become as dependent on them as they are on us.
The Hero Dog
There have been many news stories detailing the bond between dogs and humans, and tales of dog heroics enter the public consciousness, capture our imaginations, and fuel our assertions that a dog's loyalty is unwavering. No mere animals these, but trustworthy companions who well deserve our praise and pampering.
Deep in a forest in Kenya in 2005, a baby was abandoned by her mother and left to die. A stray dog, herself a new mother, heard the baby's cries and dragged her to her own litter, caring for her, nursing her, and treating her like one of her own pups. Eventually the baby was discovered, the dog still watching over her, and was taken to a hospital and is now growing up a healthy baby girl.
This begs the question, "Just how deep is the tie between humans and dogs? Did the dog know instinctively how to care for a human baby, even though she was a stray and may have had little human contact?
On the infamous 9/11, blind computer technician Omar Eduardo Rivera was at his desk on the 71st floor of the World Trade Center north tower, his guide dog "Dorado" lying under the desk. Then the plane struck. It seemed impossible to get down the stairs, so Rivera unleashed "Dorado" so he could escape to freedom. The dog refused to go, but soon was swept up in the tide of people and disappeared down the stairwell. As people pushed him, knocked him aside, and spun him around in their panic, Rivera was constantly becoming disoriented. Several minutes later, he felt the familiar lick on his left hand. Dorado had returned - fighting against the massive exodus - and spent the next hour guiding Rivera to safety. A very short time later the building collapsed.
One autumn day in late October, 2006, Michael Bosch and his dog "Honey" were just heading out from their isolated 70 acre property, with the nearest neighbor ¼ of a mile away. Bosch was recovering from a heart attack only 2 months before. Suddenly, blinded by the sun, Bosch drove his SUV into a ravine, rolled over 5 times and dropped 50 feet, landing upside down. Bosch hung upside down for 8 hours, pinned by a tree that had come through the roof. Realizing that "Honey" - only 5 months old at the time - was his only chance for escape, he managed to get her out through a gaping hole in the windshield, urging her to get help. "Honey" made her way through the thick brambles of the forest, finally arriving at a neighbors door. In a scene right out of Lassie, "Honey" led the neighbor to the accident site and Bosch was saved. Bosch, remarkably, had saved "Honey" from a shelter just two weeks before the accident.
Friends Who Play Together...
The usefulness of dogs does not alone account for the unique bond between us. We like them. We pamper them. We buy them balls and squeaky things and stuff to chew on. We play fetch with them, teach them to catch a Frisbee, and train them to sit, stay, lie down, and heel. We take them for walks, but often they take us. They will follow us anywhere if we let them. They sleep in our beds and sit on our laps. Americans alone now spend $41 billion a year on their pets, more than the gross domestic product of all but 64 countries in the world.
The Ties That Bind
We interact with each other as social organisms. We feel for each other. We share in each others joy, and suffer in sympathy with each others pain. Their feelings are hurt when we yell at them, but they cheer us up when we are down. They know how we're feeling, and they let us know if they're angry with us or if they're feeling sick. And we rush them off to the vet or the animal hospital or wherever and dear, God, please help my dog. He is like a son to me and I've raised him from a puppy and he is loyal and true and damn it I love him. And we weep when we bury them. And they are sad when we are buried. Unbearably, heart-breakingly sad. It is this emotional attachment, this un-dissolvable bond, that puts dogs over the top. This is what, ultimately, makes the dog - a simple creature but not so dumb after all - man's best friend.
Dog Stuff
So this is the hub you've been working on that didn't have a single smidgen of humor? :) Nicely done and you brought tears to my eyes with the hero stories.
I agree with you that dogs seem to have a knack for understanding humans. I just wish I understood THEM. Everything looks the same to me and I feel like I should be the one to go to training.
Great hub! Loved it as usual!
When I was 8 years old my father gifted me a cute puppy. I used to feed through milk bottle and also slept with it. It was a Pomeranian with big eyes. The moment I came from school it used to start jumping up and down wagging its tail, licking my face. It knew when I was happy and when I was not. It was really cute dog and when it died a part of me died with it. I am not sure if I can go through the pain again. Your article bought back those memories and tears in my eyes. Great hub.
Christoph.Nicely written Hub, brought back fond memories of the many dogs I've had over the years. Well done mate!
Christoph, I too had a tear welling up in my eye. When I think about what lenghts dogs will go to for their human companions it amazes me. It also amazes me that there are so many people who abuse their pets, I just don't understand it. All dogs want it love, food and attention, probably in that order. My chihuahua Bella is what I call my soul puppy. She is the perfect companion for me, and I just don't know what I would without her. She is also known as my furry daughter. I just can't Imagine someone looking into the eyes of a pet and being able to do something cruel to it. It really just Pisses me off!
Thank you Christoph for writing such a touching story.
Yeah it was a hoot, I'm surprised that it was allowed to happen, probably happened all to fast! I lost track along the way somewhere.
G'night! (Its only 4.30pm)
One theory about the dog's evolution centers on approach-avoidance behavior toward humans: the wolves who didn't run away from the presence of humans while scavenging in the town dump bred with each other and eventually produced dogs. This change may have happened in as little as ten years. If you are interested, here's the fascinating background to the theory:
Now to say something really nice about your writing. A good writer meets the reader's expectations, so that the question "So what?" never comes up. Anyone striving to improve their writing should pay attention to the transition sentence between *A Working Relationship* and *The Hero Dog*. This sentence works so well that I found myself panting (almost) with anticipation...*OK! I'm going to get a real example of a human depending on a dog.* And I wasn't disappointed. I got that bone! In fact, two of them.
Thumbs up, as usual!
awww...Christoph this is such a nice hub....I really mean that....I love doggie and kitty stories. I grew up with many beagle dogs because my father loved to hunt. We must of buried a dozen or more which seemed like my family. After the dogs we went to cats which me and my sister brought home all the strays and again we had to bury more of my family so to speak. The story of Rivera and Dorado from 9/11 touched my heart like any 9/11 story will always do for the rest of our lives had such a happy ending. The tears and the love I felt from your beautiful hub of Man's Best Friend was perfect. Thank you. (I'm off to get some tissue)
Great hub Christophe! I love our dog. He's been here almost a year now. When Bill first got him back from his ex I thought, oh dear. What if the dog hates me? Who gets pitched then? Me or the dog? But it's been wonderful. We walk every day and he's so affectionate (the dog)--there is nothing like unconditional love when you've had a bad day. So it looks like both me and the dog are staying. Whew!
Thanks for another great article. Keep 'em comin'!
This is such a wonderful hub. Thank you. It's always nice to know there are people who truly care for and appreciate dogs and animals in general. In my area, there are so many abandoned, stray and abused dogs and cats that it's sickening. I've personally worked hard to try and do what I can to feed and rehome as many as possible, but it's difficult and very sad. It makes me wonder why and how some people can be so heartless. So thanks big time for showing the flip side of this. :)
What an excellent hub! I'm always touched by what dogs will and can do. I'm more a cat person but I do love dogs also.
We quickly become blind to our own creations. You described well the difficulty in looking at our own writing critically. When that feeling of not knowing how much is on the paper as opposed to what's in the head sets in, it's time to do one of four things...put the piece aside and come back after a few days (as you say), ask a trusted writer friend for feedback, take the leap and publish, or toss the piece in the freezer or the fireplace.
It's also easy to be one's own toughest critic. But I assure you, you seldom have left me with that *So what?* question.
This hub was lovely Christoph, and so touching. I am a real animal freak as you may have guessed, and it warms my heart and brings a tear to my eye when I read of how animals have saved their owners lives on so many occasions :)
Beautiful and amazing stories (especially the 9/11 one), and again I have to say: Dude, you write so F-ing well. Your prose style simply vanishes and the story unfolds on its own. The physical act of reading is lost to actual experience of the story itself and your reader is unaware of what he or she does until reaching the end and suddenly discovers that it was in fact only reading after all. Your hands lay as lightly upon your work as the atmosphere upon our skin, undetectable yet essential for everything. You, sir, have skillz.
Wonderful Hub on dogs you have here. I love dogs and always had a couple of them in my home. They are the best friends and companion one can get.
You weren't selling anything, so pathos is fair and the strength of this piece. I'd tell you I teared up too, but that would make me weak and chicklike, which I am clearly not, so obviously I did not tear up at all and remained unmoved by your story entirely.
sniffle, yes please Christoph, a hanky would be helpful.
Even most human's may not remember their loved ones for so long. This is a true story of a loyal dog Hachiko :- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hachiko
Christoph -
There are some hubwriters that just don't appeal to me. Does this make them a bad writer. Nah. It's just the lack of a connection...sort of like if you had written this piece in Swahili and I don't understand Swahili. I just consider myself very fortunate that you and I speak a similar language when it comes to writing and so I'm able to enjoy immensely your talent.
So whether you hit that publish button quickly or linger over it a while, just trust yourself. Some pieces in my opinion tend to be a bit overconstructed and like over-brushed hair it actually becomes a bigger mess with all the fuss. I think you have a good sense of when to stop and hit that button...and I'm a true fan.
And now...I'm still trying to unclog my breathing apparatus. My fault...I sat in front of the television and watched a "Pretty Woman" "Forrest Gump" double header.
Hi Christoph,
A wonderful hub. Your examples brought tears to my eyes as well. I have owned many pets in my life, dogs and cats, and loved each and every one of them. It is always heartbreaking when their time on earth is up. My reasons for having a pet is the pure and simple joy they bring to my life, and I can sleep at night knowing that there may be one or more animals on this planet who have a quality life. I currently have a 16 yr old cat and a 5 yr old cat. I know my oldest one's days are numbered, and I will mourn her loss deeply. I will never in my lifetime be without a pet. I, at this point, have come to know that any pet's life is short, relatively speaking. So, while they are here and breathing, I want to be a part of their life, as they are of mine.
I used to be addicted to Animal Cops, and at first couldn't watch it much. But, I persisted and grew to love the show. I still do even though I don't watch it like I used to. Certainly, the sad parts of the show always brought me to tears, but I continued to watch because of the tears of joy that would come when they showed their success stories.
As far as putting my hubs together, I too, have that urge to just go ahead and publish. I haven't done that in quite a while ever since I enlisted the help of my best friend. She'll read the draft and ask me questions that never even occurred to me, and then I go edit. I can say that some of the ones that I did just go ahead and publish did quite well, while others did not. Generally, once I know what I want to put out here, I tend to stick with it till I can hit that publish button. Instant gratification, ya know? Well, let me re-phrase that, same day gratification LOL.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful hub.
/blows the dust off his old Forrest Gump impression: Shrimp soup, shrimp salad, shrimp tacos, shrimp bouillabaisse...
orange shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp...
Of course my favorite line of all time in Forrest Gump is: "Sometimes there's just not enough rocks."
Oh man I gotta pee!
No, not me gump, thats my favourite line!
btw whose the handsome dude in your avatar?
Wait, don't let him pee in the shrimp bucket
OMG is that a shrimp bucket?
Woah, I thought you asked me if that was a shrimp in my pocket and I was trying to decide if I was mad or not. Sometimes reading and drinking don't go well together.
Christoph... lol, I can see the baby's hair now ROFL That's awesome.
Coffee and reading don't go together too well either...I read Shade's comment on the other hub and seriously thought he wanted to embrace all of you, Christoph.
I'm so behind in everything, so this comment is way late. Christoph, I'm shocked that the humane society wouldn't value the skills of a private detective over traditional police experience. How wonderful that you tried to do that, and it's their loss.
I agree with Spryte, you connect so well with the reader and your writing appears to be so effortless. It's a gift for sure. My background (way back) is in technical writing, and I tend to avoid clicking the publish button for days because I'm out of my comfort zone. But that's ok, I'm learning so much from everyone here. :)
VERY interesting hub! There's a lot of great insight here. I love the part about the comparison of chimps, wolves, dogs, and puppies and their responses to human signals. Who would've predicted those results???
Although I am definitely not a "dog person", I am becoming more convinced of the value of the human - dog special relationship. Evidently, it is kind'a tilted with dogs giving more and humans giving less.
Your hub somewhat puts it together. Nice job - - even makes me think of getting a pal - - maybe a dog like a terrier that can jump into the back of a pick-up when he sees me get in the cab.
I love dogs, I hope to get them soon from a dog shelter. Glad to see they have a long history with humans.
I swear I'm going to get a dog one of these days...my girlfriend is going to see to it. Thanks for being an awesome HubMobster!
Thanks Christoph, it sounds like you know exactly what I'm talking about. :) It's not easy writing about technical things, and it sure doesn't leave much room for humor. Somehow cracking a joke in the middle of detailing how to set jumpers on a motherboard doesn't go over very well. lol!
Have a great day. :)
Setting jumpers on a mother board? What is that a kind of flea race? On Your Mark>Get Set>Go.......I can just see all those little fleas running all over the motherboard. I think the chinese have got the humour thing all tied up with technical manuals!
Talk about the unbearable lightness of being with a dog - and told so touchingly well too! Thanks for an incredible hub!
Yes Christoph - a wonderful book!
Sorry cobber just weird OZy humour!!!!.
Back in your foxhole . you you you fox!
Hi Christoph, that was a really great hub.
I just never understood dogs and the joy they brought to people's lives till I actually got my kids a dog. It was then that I saw how like humans they are. my little pup came to us when he was barely 4 weeks old, so we fed him all the baby stuff, he was just so adorable as a baby. He grew really fast, full of mischief, fun and frolic and he just barged into everyones hearts. The book- 'Marley and me' described my dog perfectly! But the point I want to make here is that while we give a dog a home, we should also realise that dogs have a life of their own too. My free spirited Labrador- we call him Casper, took to wandering off on his own. He just loves to go for a jaunt on his own in the neighbourhood. He's gone missing once,and we found him after 3 days. They were the worst 3 days of our lives. Everyone at home, right down to the domestic help, was upset. Eachone searched High and low-till we found him in a slum nearby. We thought that the best thing to do to keep him safe was to keep him confined, but that only made him unhappy, so we let him be in the yard. and he's taken off again. I think he is in our lives to teach us a lesson to us in detachment. Love something unconditionally, wholeheartedly but you can't keep it chained or confined just because it brings you so much joy and you're scared of losing it!
Casper has not yet returned home, its been a week since he took off- we have spread the word around that he's missing, we've searched for him in his usual spots, we just hope nobody has done him harm, he is just so innocent and lovable. My friends who have had their dogs stray and return have assured me that he will come back. He'll find his way home. I pray that he does, because I don't think I can take up responsibility for another dog again if something has happened to him!
If only dogs could be taught to say "Ngyaeow," what a wonderful world it would be. [wink!]
I guess you are right. Dogs are lousy in pronouncing words of "foreign" origin. :)
Yes Christoph, I do understand the responsibility of owning a dog, and when he went missing it was like one of my kids had gone missing, and yes we HAVE tried all means of finding him, even made a police report with a picture, and sadly they do not really do anything to help beyong writing a report. The last time we got him back from the slums- the person who kept him, came looking for my dog again saying his kids wanted one like Casper. We told him where he could get one, but unfortunately good breeds do cost money which the fellow did not want to spend. We even went looking for Casper to that person's house- but if he has taken my dog, he is smart enough not to keep him in the same place as he did last time.
Where do lost dogs go? Other than possibly being hit by cars, or ending up in dog pounds and shelters, I've been told there are people waiting to get their hands on healthy dogs, for various reasons. My gut feel- my dog has not gone off on his own this time, he was "taken-out" of the yard, there was no way he could have gotten out on his own. It is only after having tried everything, that I said- even dogs have a life of their own! Maybe I should have said- a "destiny of their own". Think about it, why do some dogs have a happy homes while others are doomed to being strays? The futility of my search has brought me to the point I've arrived at in this situation of my life - let go and let God!
Okay Christoph, let cats be cats and let dogs be dogs! Probably you would have guessed by now that I am an ardent cat fan!
Wow, you got really younger and scarier looking since last time I was here. Now I forget what I came to say. I'm outta here!
Great hub!!,,,,you would make a good ambassador for dogs!
I love Dogs and Cats, Rats and Pigs elepahnts etc, but find kitty the easist to look after so for that reason i have a kity!
I don't know what I would do if someone dognapped a dog of mine. I would definitely break my heart wondering what ever became of my beloved pet. In Tenerife (when I lived there) many larger breed dogs were stolen as bait for fighting dogs to train with.
On a lighter note, an English friend of mine's Boxer dog was stolen in Tenerife, and just when they had given up hope of ever getting their pet back, the women who had stolen him took him into a vets for treatment. The vet recognised the dog from the 'lost' flyer, and quietly phoned the real owners to tell them to come and identify their dog. Of course when they turned up they knew it was their dog and immediately confiscated it back again, in spite of much abuse in Spanish from the thief in question.
I would be exactly the same Christoph. I am bad enough when my cats go missing for more than a day, and that is what cats do!!!! I have had dogs go missing before now, and it is terribly stressful wondering if they are okay and if they are frightened,lost, or worse still, stolen.
i love my bichon frise!!!
Yes! Dogs are definitely nicer than those scratchy cats! The King Cavalier is the best!
Thanks for sharing. I would think this is great hub for people who consider to have dog. Which dog type is better for the old man who stay alone in his house? Herding dogs?
Well written,
As with others your stories bring back memories both joyful and painfull. When they are painfull I have my dog for comfort. Your article indirectly points out something interesting. hy is it so hard to explain exactly what it is a dog gives us just by being a dog, in our lives. Thanks for the dog tales
I love my dogs 2 naughty little cockers with the warmest personalities they are such a blessing and I am certainly glad that we have them.:)
having dog as a pet is a common thing in most of the homes but how many people really take time to care for them. they do not expect much from us just a friendly touch and a friendly relation ship will make them to give their lives for us. they do not have any ego feelings like humans. they are the best friends who can be trusted always as they do not know the meaning of cheating.
i really love dogs and i like the way you highlighted them. hope people will change their attitude towards their pets and be free with them.
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CR - This article is certainly a winner among articles. Not only are you a superb writer, you research exceedingly well and write with compassion and understanding. I wish you lived next door ! Gus
I really like this site my comps. my motto is "There are more bad people then bad dogs" Like I have written "Kids fly the coupe, significant other may dump you but your dog is always by your side. Two way loyality!
Thank you for your kind comments. I can see everyone here at your site are dog lovers as I am. In an effort to bring more Dog Lovers together I have placed a link yo your site on my home page. You deserve it after all the fine work you have done here. If you object I will remove it at your request. Vecchio
very nice hub!
thank you for my grandmother taking care my best mate (daisy), my dog xd!
A very beautiful Hub! Great job!
I loved the talking part by the way, and the rest is very cool too. Dogs will remain our companions for life ahead too.
Wonderful hub topic and content.
An amazing artile Christoph! I have posted a link to your hub on my Dog tails blog on blogspot.com (hope you don't mind, but I couldn't resist!)
I agree dogs are great
How I miss my dogs.... So true we weep when they die and their little hearts break when their loved one dies. This brings to my mind the movie "Hachi: A Dog's Tail". It's an "autobiography" of the real Hachi and is great movie for all dog/animal lovers to watch. "Give a dog your heart, and he will give you his life". As always, enjoyed reading this.
Loved this hub. Can't wait to read more of your work!
What an intelligent and informative hub. I was expecting something humorous for some reason, but it grabbed me by the collar. But it needn't have; I lapped it up. Sorry about the dog analogies. (At least I refrained from writing that I enjoyed it so much my tail was wagging.)
I think most of us have intimate dog stories, but your descriptions here, although not sentimental, but by virtue of their statements being so matter of fact, were even more riveting, heart warming and thought provoking.
Where is there, on this site, a little button I can press to say, "Superb writer"? I need it when reading your works, Christoph.
Chris, I have had a bugger of a "missing my dog" day and then I stumbled on this again. It made me laugh and yap away to myself like a performing seal, and cry a bit too much for comfort. But it worked wonders... I loved reading it again, and also, I have just read your last comment. Thank you so much, but I don't deserve it.
Shortly, Chris, I will post a poem about my dog, Semi, who left me, without permission, twenty months ago, and I still miss her. I've wanted to post it for so long, but I still haven't had the heart.
Christoph, You got me with that first picture and I was hooked right to the ending paragraph. Very enjoyable and informative. Thanks from one animal lover to another.
And back to Forrest Gump, my favorite line was, "You can tell a lot about people by their shoes: where they been, what they been doing, where they goin'."
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great hub Christoph, have you seen the movie Dean Spanley? An On The Road movie for dogs and their temporal owners :0)
One of the best hubs i read. Great stories and i bet there are much more incredible episodes like that between man and dog. Voted up
Wonderful Hub, it warms my heart that there is someplace I can go and get beautiful feed back on others like myself that love their dogs so much. I don"t know what i would have done without my dogs Charlie and COCO when my father past away, he was my best friend. I do believe that "DOGS" are truly a mans best friend now that my father past.
Thank YOU, Christph
A brilliant hub and thank you for sharing;take care and enjoy your weekend.
this is old information, recently the daily mail reported they have found 33,000 year old domesticated dog bones in belguim and siberia. they know they were domesticated because they have shorter jaws, less suitable for hunting. this means that dogs were domesticated before any other animal, including goats, sheep and cattle.
Ok, first of all, all of you are gonna think that this isn't my real name, but it is... no one ever believes me... :( Second of all, this is an awesome article!
Hi, you should add a facebook button to enable sharing
The style of writing and the context touches deep emotions. Im a person who love any kind of animal but i do have a special place for dogs. thanks very much for all the information :)
thank you for all the information I love it!
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Hi Sebastian, >> basic approach would be to package a version.properties file >> with each module (in different packages), then hard-code a list >> of modules in a version-detection class. > > An alternative might be to use the svn revision - there would then be > just one number to worry about. The version detection must tell us that someone is using httpnio.jar from release alpha5 with httpcore.jar from alpha4 and httpclient.jar alpha1. We need one number per module/jar. The advantage of using "$Revision: 54395$" instead of "alpha1" is that we don't need a build step to bring it into a property file. But it doesn't address my trickiest requirement. If we drop that requirement, revision numbers are a good option. If we do have a build step, I'd prefer the more readable version. > Would it not just be simpler to ask for the MD5 of the jar(s) if you > suspect that a local version has been created? That requires us to have a suspicion in the first place, which may take several round trips to build. Then we'd have to tell people how to generate MD5s (minor problem if md5sum is installed, but is it on a Windows box?). Last but not least, it assumes that people know which JARs are actually picked up from the classpath(s). But you are right, the trickiest requirement will be a rather rare case. If all other requirements can be satisfied with a simpler solution, this is an option to address the tricky one. > Indeed, why not generate the MD5s and log them in the debug output? Access the JAR file from somewhere in the classpath to generate an MD5 sum at runtime? I don't think that's an option, and in particular not for a class that's supposed to go into HttpCore. File access and a cryptographic hash sum just for debug output? >> If someone did a local build bypassing Ant, the properties would >> either be missing, or they would show the unreplaced filter tags. >> A local build using Ant would show version SNAPSHOT. > > What's to stop them using the release identifier? I'm not tryig to prevent anyone from deliberately stealing our time. It's meant for folks that forget to tell us that they've made local modifications, or think that their modifications are not related to the problem, or that don't even know about the modifications because somebody else gave them the JARs they should use. >> One option is to keep not only the version, but also a build >> timestamp in the properties files. Then we could see from the >> timestamps which modules are release JARs and which aren't. > > Yes, that would be safer. > > But MD5 hashes would work just as well? For MD5 hashing at runtime, see above. Putting an MD5 hash into a property file within each JAR requires postprocessing of the JARs. Oleg will like this idea no more than I do. I'll reconsider whether the trickiest requirement is really important enough to merit an extra step in the build. If not, I will give the $Revision$ option careful consideration. thanks and cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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As we all have noticed there is a large number of things that people would like to have added or fixed in FFXIV, what I'm trying to get is a list to prioritize all these issues and who knows maybe then make a post on the Feedback forum with a final result.
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To start I think that the most importatnt thing the game needs at this time is the inclusing of mid rank content, probbaly NPC quests in which characters can raise their fame or status with different factions with the game enabling more lore and imersion.
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Mascot Hotel is a heritage business hotel since 1930's. It has historical significance as it housed British army during the first World War.
Guests here can easily sense the amalgamation of business, heritage and luxury.
It covers an area of 5acres. Being the only heritage business hotel in Trivandrum, corporate guests always prefer Mascot Hotel.
The hotel is 4kms from Trivandrum bus terminal and the nearest railway station.
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Brendan Rodgers believes that Liverpool can qualify for the Champions League this season.
Liverpool slumped to an eighth-placed finish last year and as a result will have no European commitments to contend with.
"I think Liverpool this season have made some good signings and that, along with the possibility to work more, gives them a great chance of qualification for the top four," Rodgers told the Express.
"It reminds me very much of the season when we finished runners-up, 2013/14, where you want to be in Europe, but if you don't have European football you have the possibility to work even more on the training field and work with the players much closer."
Rodgers' time at Anfield was cut short last October due to their form and current boss Jurgen Klopp replaced him mid-way through the season, guiding Liverpool to two cup finals which they lost to Manchester City and Sevilla.
Klopp has already been busy in this transfer window securing Sadio Mane, Georginio Wijnaldum, Joel Matip, Ragnar Klavan, Loris Karius, Alex Manninger and Marko Grujic, whose £5million transfer was agreed in January.
Liverpool have never lifted the Premier League title since it's foundation in the 1992-93 season but came closest under Rodgers, finishing just two points off champions Manchester City in the 2013-14 campaign.
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Rich Homie undoubtedly gets Future comparisons but I think I fuck with him more than Future for whatever reason, I'm not sure. Anyways, this past week the ATLien dropped two new tracks, one which was taken as a Future diss "Another Me" and this one. While the latter got more views, this one I enjoyed more, as Homie spits about all the narcotics he sells. "Type Of Way" is catchy as hell, is he the next…Future?


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Just One Look Is All It Took by James Merritt
"Just One Look Is All It Took"
James Merritt
Numbers 21:1-9
1. It is very very rare that one gets to hold a miracle in his hand, much less see one. But may I say to you, that every time you pick up a Bible, you are not only looking at a miracle, you are holding a miracle in your very hands.
2. It is incredible that a book that was written over a period of two thousand years, by fifty different authors, could have the unity of a book that was written by one man in one day. You would think that the Old Testament, written in Hebrew, with a thought pattern and the cultural identification of the Hebrew; and the New Testament, written in common Greek, with a thought pattern, and the cultural identification of the Greek, would have absolutely nothing in common. Yet, there is a unity between these two testaments that is so natural that it has to be supernatural. Do you know what the relationship is between the Old Testament and the New Testament?
- The New is in the Old enfolded, and the Old is in the New unfolded.
- The New is in the Old contained, and the Old is by the New explained.
- The New is in the Old concealed, and the Old is in the New revealed.
- The New is in the Old foreshown, and the Old is in the New full grown.
3. You are going to see this beautifully illustrated in one of the greatest pictures of salvation, through the Lord Jesus Christ, in all of the Bible. Now the background of this chapter is as follows: Israel had wandered in the wilderness for thirty- eight years, but God had pledged that he would bring them safely into the promise land.
4. God had led them, and God had fed them. But the children of Israel had gotten sick and tired of both the leading and the feeding, and they began to murmur and complain, not just against their leaders, but against the Lord. God sent judgement upon them in the form of fiery serpents. But with the punishment came the pardon, and this is the ...
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Calling Francophones
Selling the First World War to French Canada was a challenge but this booklet, published as a recruiting tool, attempted to make the case in favour of participation.
Christmas Update
A Christmas newpaper to keep the troops stationed in Aldershot, Nova Scotia informed about the events going on around the base.
Conscription comes to Canada, 1917
This handbill, intended to be widely distributed and posted in public buildings, provided instructions for unmarried men between the ages of 20 and 34 to report for service or lodge a claim for exemption.
To the voters of New Brunswick
The New Brunswick provincial election of 20 November 1939 saw Alison Dysart's Liberals returned to power, after the premier pledged in a letter to voters to stay the course as the country went to war.
Another day at Ipperwash
Part II Orders dealt with personnel matters - appointments, hospitalizations, leaves, absences, courts martial, and any other change in status involving an individual in camp.
The Battle of Britain
The air battle over Britain in the summer of 1940 generated enormous public interest in Canada - in part because of skillful propaganda produced by Britain's Air Ministry.
Militia Orders 1917
Promulgated in Ottawa, the Militia Orders covered a wide range of subjects, including appointments and postings, stores and clothing, certificates gained by militia officers, administrative staffs, and cadet services.
Militia Orders 1914
Promulgated in Ottawa, the Militia Orders covered a wide range of subjects, including appointments and postings, stores and clothing, certificates gained by militia officers, administrative staffs, and cadet services.
National registration comes to Canada
According to the 1940 legislation, everyone over the age of 16 was compelled to register with the federal government, giving their personal information and employment history, to provide an inventory of the available skills that might be mobilized for the war effort.
Officer-like Qualities
The object of this manual was to give the inexperienced Temporary Officer a sense of the qualities - knowledge, loyalty, firmness, fairness - at which he should aim.
The application of infantry fire-power
This mid-Second World War manual reminded soldiers of the requirements for effective infantry fire, including accuracy, fire discipline, and the ability to judge distance.
Dad's Army in Canada
In 1939, men who were too old for combatant service could enlist in one of a number of auxiliary formations, such as the Volunteer Civil Guard, which performed ceremonial and security duties in Thorold, Ontario, when necessary.
Lost in the mail
Everything had to be accounted for in wartime - even chamois vests bought by Canadian soldiers that were lost in transit.
News for the Canadian forces overseas
Distributed free to Canadians in uniform, this digest included snippets of news from across the country, with a healthy dose of sports.
A camera at the front
One of the many publications of Lord Beaverbrook's Canadian War Records Office, this magazine featured the work of Canada's official photographers, and was billed as both propaganda and history.
"'Foreign' Canadians in the Present War"
This general-interest magazine, created by Polish-Canadian journalists in Toronto, was directed at Canadians whose ethnic heritage was neither English nor French.
The Allies at war
Published in England, this magazine highlighted the breadth of the Allied war effort, and particularly the wealth in natural resources of the British Empire, for French-speaking readers.
Constructing barbed wire defences
This manual, used for training purposes by the 215th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, was based on two years' worth of hard experience in defending captured positions.
Voting in Ontario
Wartime elections meant a new class of voters: those in uniform. In Ontario, the franchise was extended to men who were not normally allowed to vote, including those under the age of twenty-one and members of the First Nations, provided they were serving in the military.
Hockey dominates the news pages
The newspaper of HMCS York, billed as "Canada's No. 1 Navy Weekly", was dominated by sports news, with war bulletins and political news items thrown in for good measure.


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Suspect who claimed that he is from Nassarawa state but lives at Hausa quarters 9thmile and a herdsman with some cows at Affa Udi bush was nabbed on 29/8/16 by the combine efforts of the police and the members of the public from Affa acting on a tip off.
It was further gathered that the suspect before he was nabbed had expended about six shots on the air to evade being nabbed but failed to the superior effort of the police and members of the public who have gathered information about suspect's antecedents in relation to bearing of sophisticated weapon within Affa axis and its environs.
Suspect is now helping the police in their investigations in relation to how he came about the riffle.
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If anybody might be interested in pursuing the question of whether there might be a message (an actual message) where I currently think it's most likely to be found, the homeprime sequence of the repeating portion of the reciprocal of 147 looks pretty good for coincidences. This reciprocal is the probability of a whole number being divisible by 42 but not by 4, 9 or 49.
Obviously, the idea of a message here is apt to be seen as ridiculous by most, but it's not a theoretically unsound notion. It would entail some manipulation of our linguistic history obviously, as these numbers are not manipulable. If I were looking for something it would be from where and when, first of all, but then I don't know, and I would not have a clue right now about picking signal out of noise.
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Fukkatsu: 110 Film Reborn!2013-03-01 5 5 Share Tweet
Not that very long ago, almost at the same time as Lomography, a small company called Films Reborn developed a new colour negative film: Fukkatsu 110, with a film speed of 400 ISO. As the proud owner of a Pentax Auto 110, I became very excited, because Lomography Color Tiger 110 was completely sold out. The name of this film is no accident – Fukkatsu is Japanese for 'reborn'.
I was ecstatic when, after days of reading reviews on many different websites, I finally came across a new film that wasn't sold out and wasn't being sold for way too much. I often change brands, since I have half a refrigerator full of film. It is quite limited with this format, but old films will do just as well. I used to be a big fan of Ferrania Solaris 200, but 200 ISO is way too slow for shooting indoors and on dark days. My new Fukkatsu 110 film, with it's speed of 400 ISO, was ideal for these circumstances, because I hadn't tried this film up until then.
It looks very neat and basic, you could almost say cheap. Even the arrows were clear, because with most films it seems like everybody has got bad eyes. And very important as well: backing paper. I missed this with the first batch of Lomography 110 film (but still it was a good tip to use a mechanical counter).
My Pentax Auto 110 had a little defect with the shutter, which made it lose one frame. This is not a disaster at all with 110 film, because you'll only miss one frame when you take out the cassette in a lit room. Which in itself wouldn't matter, because nearly every Lomographer has a freezer full of film, right?
I expected few very overexposed pictures. Besides the fact that my Pentax Auto 110 lets in way more light than my Lomography Fisheye Baby 110, it was also very bright outside with no clouds. But what I got back were very blurred pictures, some even missed a piece, like the film didn't wind correctly. The pictures were very dark;
On a cassette with 24 exposures, only a handful came out right, but even those were verging on the edge of failure. I like them, but they also contain accidents;
I don't really know what to think of Fukkatsu. Is the film's quality really this bad? Was I drunk when I took those pictures? Did my camera not want to cooperate because of it's winter depression? I still have eight (!) more of these cassettes… But hey, one roll of film doesn't make a summer. This doesn't mean I'm taken aback by this cassette, because failed films are part of the deal that comes with analogue photography.
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I saddled-up to make my way to Lock Haven yesterday to see Wings Over Piper. WIP is an annual opportunity for radio controlled airplanes to take wing at the the birthplace of the Piper Cub.
Unfortunately, I was slowed down by having to dodge thunderstorms on my way there. By the time I arrived, everyone was stowing their planes because another storm was on its way.
So, for me, it turned into Wings Packing Up At Piper; but I did have a few minutes to snag some pictures. Maybe, I'll try again to see them in the air next year.
The first one pictured is my favorite. Which one is yours?
These are amazing!
Very cool! I like the first one the best too. Now I'm in the mood for some songs by Paul McCartney and Wings!


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The Lusty Men
|The Lusty Men
Original film poster
|Directed by
|Nicholas Ray
|Produced by
|Jerry Wald
Norman Krasna
|Written by
|David Dortort
Alfred Hayes
Horace McCoy
Andrew Solt
Jerry Wald
|Based on
|King of the Cowpokes
1946 Life
by Claude Stanush
|Susan Hayward
Robert Mitchum
Arthur Kennedy
Arthur Hunnicutt
|Music by
|Roy Webb
|Lee Garmes
|Edited by
|Ralph Dawson
Wald/Krasna Productions
|Distributed by
|RKO Radio Pictures
Release date
Running time
|113 mins
|United States
|Box office
|$1.5 million (US rentals)[2]
The Lusty Men is a 1952 western film made by Wald-Krasna productions and RKO Radio Pictures. The film stars Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum, Arthur Kennedy, and Arthur Hunnicutt. It was directed by Nicholas Ray and produced by Jerry Wald and Norman Krasna from a screenplay by David Dortort, Horace McCoy, Alfred Hayes, Andrew Solt, and Jerry Wald based on the novel by Claude Stanush. The music score was by Roy Webb and the cinematography by Lee Garmes.
The film's world premiere was at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas.[3]
When longtime professional rodeo competitor Jeff McCloud (Robert Mitchum) is injured by a Brahma bull he was trying to ride, he decides to quit. He hitchhikes to his childhood home, a decrepit place now owned by Jeremiah (Burt Mustin). Run down as it is, it is the dream home for Wes Merritt (Arthur Kennedy) and his wife Louise (Susan Hayward). They are painstakingly saving up the money to buy it from Wes's meager wages as a cowhand. Wes recognizes Jeff as a once-prominent rodeo rider, and introduces himself, then helps Jeff gets a job at the same ranch. Wes has competed in some local rodeos, but has the ambition to do more, and wants Jeff to help him improve his skills.
Wes enters a local rodeo behind his wife's back. When he does well, he decides to join the rodeo circuit, with Jeff as his partner and trainer. Louise is wholeheartedly against the idea, but goes along. She makes her husband promise to quit once they have saved enough for the house.
As Louise becomes acquainted with rodeo life, she becomes more and more disenchanted. Jeff's friend Booker Davis (Arthur Hunnicutt), once a champion competitor himself, is now a crippled old man with little to show for his efforts. When Buster Burgess (Walter Coy) is gored and killed by a bull, leaving a bitter widow (Lorna Thayer), Louise can no longer bear to watch her husband compete. However, Wes is seduced by his great success and the money he is winning. He refuses to quit when they have enough for the house.
Matters come to a head when Babs (Eleanor Todd) invites Wes to a party she is throwing, and makes a play for him. Louise fights back by putting on her only good dress and going to the party with Jeff. She pours a drink on her rival's head before leaving. In the hallway, Jeff asks her if she could love another man, but she is true to Wes. Coming on the tail end of the conversation, Wes tells Jeff that he is tired of taking all the risks and giving him half the prize money.
Jeff decides to go back to the rodeo, despite not being in shape. He gains back Wes's respect by doing well. Then, in the bronc riding event, his foot gets stuck in the stirrup after a successful ride, and he is fatally injured. Seeing this, Wes comes to his senses and quits.
- Susan Hayward as Louise Merritt
- Robert Mitchum as Jeff McCloud
- Arthur Kennedy as Wes Merritt
- Arthur Hunnicutt as Booker Davis
- Frank Faylen as Al Dawson
- Walter Coy as Buster Burgess
- Carol Nugent as Rusty Davis, Booker's teenage daughter
- Maria Hart as Rosemary Maddox
- Lorna Thayer as Grace Burgess
- Burt Mustin as Jeremiah
- Karen King as Ginny Logan, Red's wife
- Jimmy Dodd as Red Logan, another rodeo competitor
- Eleanor Todd as Babs
See also[edit]
- ^ "The Lusty Men: Detail View". American Film Institute. Retrieved May 31, 2014.
- ^ 'Top Box-Office Hits of 1952', Variety, January 7, 1953
- ^ Thompson, Frank. Texas Hollywood: Filmmaking in San Antonio Since 1910. San Antonio: Maverick Publishing Company, 2002.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to The Lusty Men.
- 1952 films
- English-language films
- American films
- American Western (genre) films
- American black-and-white films
- 1950s drama films
- 1950s Western (genre) films
- Film scores by Roy Webb
- Films based on American novels
- Films based on Western (genre) novels
- Films directed by Nicholas Ray
- RKO Pictures films
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Death Sentence for Cop Killer
A convicted cop killer is on his way to death row. A judge Monday ordered a death penalty for Joshua Russell. Russell was found guilty in the murder of Anniston policeman Justin Solluhub. The judge overrode the jury's recommendation of life without parole. Russell shot and killed the officer during a foot chase through the streets of Anniston. Prosecutors called deputies at the jail to the stand, who testified that Russell was unapologetic about the murder. A defense attorney claimed Russell was remorseful, and apologized to the officer's family. After the sentencing, the slain lawman's mother, Jennifer Morris, expressed relief. "It feels good to know this part's over," Morris said.


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Turkish prosecutors dropped the charges Celik in the murder of the Russian pilot
The lawyer said that the Prosecutor's office of Turkey decided not to indict the commander of the Syrian Turkomans to Alpaslan Celik in the murder of the Russian su-24 pilot Oleg Peshkov. According to the lawyer, the Prosecutor's office decided to drop those charges because of insufficient evidence.
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