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Nuts diss other's spiritual beliefs. So, in this case ... you're the nut, and a witch.<quoted text>
Off topic but here who cares. Libs hate to work and all the other nonsense you spout reminded me of just why the Republican Party is in such shambles. Compare it to the Catholic Church and it becomes obvious!. In a 2009 report by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life estimated that one in 10 adults in the U.S. was raised Catholic but has broken with the church. Its teachings on abortion, homosexuality, birth control and treatment of women were often cited as reasons.
Sounds just like the Republican Party, out of touch with the majority of its members. In the news today is a possible compromise between parties on a few gun laws. And the idiot wing of the Republican Party is already talking about filibuster. Considering a large majority of Americans wants something done its just another nail in the coffin of what was once the party of Lincoln. With nuts like you taking the way you do, its doomed.
Who do you support for U.S. Senate in Georgia in 2010?
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#6667 Apr 10, 2013
Too funny, you advocate that Intelligent Design is a theory worthy of scientific consideration, but state that the implied agent behind the Intelligent Design is irrelevant.
"Evolution has never been observed."
Biologists define evolution as a change in the gene pool of a population over time. One example is insects developing a resistance to pesticides over the period of a few years. Even most Creationists recognize that evolution at this level is a fact. What they don't appreciate is that this rate of evolution is all that is required to produce the diversity of all living things from a common ancestor.
The origin of new species by evolution has also been observed, both in the laboratory and in the wild. See, for example,(Weinberg, J.R., V.R. Starczak, and D. Jorg, 1992, "Evidence for rapid speciation following a founder event in the laboratory." Evolution 46: 1214-1220). The "Observed Instances of Speciation" FAQ in the talk.origins archives gives several additional examples.
Even without these direct observations, it would be wrong to say that evolution hasn't been observed. Evidence isn't limited to seeing something happen before your eyes. Evolution makes predictions about what we would expect to see in the fossil record, comparative anatomy, genetic sequences, geographical distribution of species, etc., and these predictions have been verified many times over. The number of observations supporting evolution is overwhelming.
Science requires that observations can be replicated. The observations on which evolution is based, including comparative anatomy, genetics, and fossils, are replicable. In many cases, you can repeat the observations yourself.
Repeatable experiments, including experiments about mutations and natural selection in the laboratory and in the field, also support evolution.
The difference in predictive power between evolution and other sciences is one of degree, not kind. All theories are simplifications; they purposely neglect as many outside variables as they can. But these extraneous variables do affect predictions. For example, you can predict the future position of an orbiting planet, but your prediction will be off very slightly because you can not consider the effects of all the small bodies in the solar system. Evolution is more sensitive to initial conditions and extraneous factors, so specific predictions about what mutations will occur and what traits will survive are impractical. It is still possible to use evolution to make general predictions about the future, though. For example, we can predict that diseases will become resistant to any new widely used antibiotics.
The predictive power of science comes from being able to say things we would not have been able to say otherwise. These predictions do not have to be about things happening in the future. They can be "retrodictions" about things from the past that we have not found yet. Evolution allows innumerable predictions of this sort.
Evolution has been the basis of many predictions. For example (see link)...
#6669 Apr 10, 2013
During Romney's run, a few things were said about Mormanism ... and many have mentioned Wright, Obama's pastor of 20+ years ... never have I heard ANY person on this forum talk negatively about Judiasm, Buddhism, Protestants, Hindus nor Catholics. As a practicing Catholic, you take very low blows. Why not call out the Kansas, Westboro Church? Or Wright? They're obviously hate filled?
#6670 Apr 10, 2013
You points:
1. Has nothing to do with anything.
2. Has nothing to do with anything.
3. That was already understood.
4. That has nothing to do with anything. This is just an example.
5. I'm already aware of the prebate idea.
6. Lower taxes does not equate into jobs. That claim has been disproven over and over again. Nobody cares what the the guy does with his money as long as he's not screwing anybody else.
7. That's understood. You're OBVIOUSLY dodging the issue of percentage of income that I brought up. The whole plan is just another way for the wealthiest to dodge more taxes.
8. Nor will I waste time on that. It's a different issue completely.
Wealth envy and hating? Hardly. That's just a typical BS response those who oppose the wealthy getting preferential treatment over and at the expense of the middle-class and poor. It's an old and tired retort. You should probably remove it from your bag of retorts at some point. It's making you look old.
You know damn well that the "fair tax" is not equitable in the slightest. You like it because it suits your agenda. But Fair? Even you know it isn't.
#6671 Apr 10, 2013
"And by the way, who designed the intelligent alien?"
So, which is it, are we to be concerned with who the Designer is, or is it irrelevant?
Biochemistry is not chance. It inevitably produces complex products. Amino acids and other complex molecules are even known to form in space.
Nobody knows what the most primitive cells looked like. All the cells around today are the product of billions of years of evolution. The earliest self-replicator was likely very much simpler than anything alive today; self-replicating molecules need not be all that complex (Lee et al. 1996), and protein-building systems can also be simple (Ball 2001; Tamura and Schimmel 2001).
This claim is an example of the argument from incredulity. Nobody denies that the origin of life is an extremely difficult problem. That it has not been solved, though, does not mean it is impossible. In fact, there has been much work in this area, leading to several possible origins for life on earth:
[snip, see link]
Emerging hypercycles: This proposes a gradual origin of the first life, roughly in the following stages:(1) a primordial soup of simple organic compounds. This seems to be almost inevitable; (2) nucleoproteins, somewhat like modern tRNA (de Duve 1995a) or peptide nucleic acid (Nelson et al. 2000), and semicatalytic; (3) hypercycles, or pockets of primitive biochemical pathways that include some approximate self-replication; (4) cellular hypercycles, in which more complex hypercycles are enclosed in a primitive membrane; (5) first simple cell. Complexity theory suggests that the self-organization is not improbable. This view of abiogenesis is the current front-runner.
The iron-sulfur world (Russell and Hall 1997; Wächtershäuser 2000): It has been found that all the steps for the conversion of carbon monoxide into peptides can occur at high temperature and pressure, catalyzed by iron and nickel sulfides. Such conditions exist around submarine hydrothermal vents. Iron sulfide precipitates could have served as precursors of cell walls as well as catalysts (Martin and Russell 2003). A peptide cycle, from peptides to amino acids and back, is a prerequisite to metabolism, and such a cycle could have arisen in the iron-sulfur world (Huber et al. 2003).
Polymerization on sheltered organophilic surfaces (Smith et al. 1999): The first self-replicating molecules may have formed within tiny indentations of silica-rich surfaces so that the surrounding rock was its first cell wall.
Something that no one has thought of yet.
see also...
"Liberals are closet raaacists!"
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#6672 Apr 10, 2013
There you go again with your double standard. YOU, of course, don't LIKE to read articles that support YOUR agenda. Laughable.
Again, you give passes to Obama. No cred.
#6673 Apr 10, 2013
The word theory, in the context of science, does not imply uncertainty. It means "a coherent group of general propositions used as principles of explanation for a class of phenomena" (Barnhart 1948). In the case of the theory of evolution, the following are some of the phenomena involved.
All are facts:
Life appeared on earth more than two billion years ago;
Life forms have changed and diversified over life's history;
Species are related via common descent from one or a few common ancestors;
Natural selection is a significant factor affecting how species change.
Many other facts are explained by the theory of evolution as well.
The theory of evolution has proved itself in practice. It has useful applications in epidemiology, pest control, drug discovery, and other areas (Bull and Wichman 2001; Eisen and Wu 2002; Searls 2003).
Besides the theory, there is the fact of evolution, the observation that life has changed greatly over time. The fact of evolution was recognized even before Darwin's theory. The theory of evolution explains the fact.
If "only a theory" were a real objection, creationists would also be issuing disclaimers complaining about the theory of gravity, atomic theory, the germ theory of disease, and the theory of limits (on which calculus is based). The theory of evolution is no less valid than any of these. Even the theory of gravity still receives serious challenges (Milgrom 2002). Yet the phenomenon of gravity, like evolution, is still a fact.
see also...
When non-biologists talk about biological evolution they often confuse two different aspects of the definition. On the one hand there is the question of whether or not modern organisms have evolved from older ancestral organisms or whether modern species are continuing to change over time. On the other hand there are questions about the mechanism of the observed changes... how did evolution occur? Biologists consider the existence of biological evolution to be a fact. It can be demonstrated today and the historical evidence for its occurrence in the past is overwhelming. However, biologists readily admit that they are less certain of the exact mechanism of evolution; there are several theories of the mechanism of evolution....
#6674 Apr 10, 2013
I should have said ... As a practicing Catholic, I see you stoop to low very blows .
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#6675 Apr 10, 2013
Ah, thank you for the clarification, I thought that was only for seniors - my bad.
#6676 Apr 10, 2013
I don't have an agenda, other than a desire to apply common-sense and equitable responsible solutions to the problems that affect our country and the people who live here.
I DON'T like to read things that support my "agenda" if they are just pure made-up crap and gibberish. It's just a waste of time and an exercise for the weak-minded.
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#6677 Apr 10, 2013
Actually, YOU are a prime example of what's wrong period. You libs speak in terms of MOST, LARGE MAJORITY. According to the left wing media, MOST of the citizens did NOT WANT Obamacare, but it was passed anyway. HOW do you know MOST want ANYTHING????? You referenced a report from 2009. Just curious. How exactuly do you think "control" of ANYTHING is going to stop it from happening? Do you honestly think that if someone wants something bad enough, they won't be able to get it? SERIOUSLY? Explain that. It's nothing more than lip service and sucking up and playing into the government NEEDY liberals. You can't control yourselves, so you need the government to do it. And it won't change anything except CONTROL law abiding citizens who probably don't even need control. So, explain how you and your fellow lib's ideas of control will control the criminals. I can't wait! While you are at it, are you going to jump on the bandwagon for KNIFE CONTROL now? Don't tell ME that I'M the problem with the republican party. If you're so smart, why aren't YOU running for office?????? YOU are the NUT.
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#6678 Apr 10, 2013
lol He brought what is going on to the forefront and put it in black and white and YOU CAN'T STAND IT! You're right about one thing. It's NOT NEWS. We are well aware of how the taxpayers are being fleeced by the emperior and his empress.
#6679 Apr 10, 2013
On the fundamental issues of the theory of evolution, such as the facts of common descent and natural selection, there is no scientific controversy. The "teach the controversy" campaign is an attempt to get pseudoscience taught in classrooms. Lessons about the sociological issues of the evolution-creation controversy may be appropriate in history or other nonscience classes.
If the object is to keep bad science from the classroom, the same standards should be applied to the counterarguments from creationists, which are all bad science.
There are controversies over details of evolutionary theory, such as the relative contributions of sympatric versus allopatric speciation. These controversies require a great deal of background in biology even to understand what they are about. They should not be taught to beginning students. They should be taught to graduate-level students in biology, and they are.
Evolution is almost certainly the most hated scientific theory in history. Many people think it threatens morals, civilization, and their very souls, and virtually nobody wants it to be true. Starting from the first day that Origin of Species was published, it has faced constant challenges from some of the most powerful politicians and religious leaders, not to mention incessant disapproval and attacks from the general public. The only thing evolution has going for it is the evidence. If that evidence were not extremely strong, evolution would have been torn to irreparable shreds decades ago.
Like all theories, evolution is subject to scientific attack, too. Achieving a major revision of established theory is something that many scientists dream of. Plus, many scientists feel the same emotional opposition to it that so many non-scientists do. If a credible alternative to evolution appeared, biologists would race to publish it. Indeed, scientists have made some significant revisions of details to the theory of evolution, but there has been no such race to overthrow the basic theory.
The theory of evolution is stronger than ever, accepted around the world without a hint of informed scientific challenge to the basic theory. The controversy surrounding evolution has made it one of the most scrutinized theories of all time, and evolution has withstood that scrutiny with flying colors.
Should teaching the controversy be expanded to include so-called alternatives to evolution? There are many mutually contradictory creationist positions, with disagreement on such fundamental issues as how old the universe is and which religion's book best describes the creator. Since the basis for creationism is its emotional religious appeal, and since such attraction varies between cultures and individuals, creationism will always be hopelessly controversial. Surely any lesson on the controversy should include the whole controversy.
see also...
Analysis of the Discovery Institute's Bibliography
June 1st, 2002
2002 Ohio Board of Education Science Standards
"Liberals are closet raaacists!"
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#6680 Apr 10, 2013
Obama following Bush's timeline, I believe. They are still brave soldiers being killed in Afghanistan. He has been in office almost five years. The killing continues. What do you think about that? Does Obama get a pass? Are those lives not as important?
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#6681 Apr 10, 2013
Of course you have an agenda. You have an extreme left wing aganda. Of course.
The article wasn't made up. It just didn't support your agenda of Obama is all good. Simple. It's no secret that Michelle, in particular, is taking advantage of the taxpayers money. You just don't like it in black and white. If you libs weren't so drunk, you'd be at least a little embarrassed.
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#6682 Apr 10, 2013
What I said was that "who the Designer is" is not relevant to THIS discussion. The point is that there needs FIRST be a recognition of the need for an "outside" designer. The debate over who that designer may be is secondary to THIS discussion - and this is not the forum for that secondary topic. And to repeat, you apparently missed the irony of Crick's supposition of an "alien designer" - the same questions would apply to where that alien came from - another alien race??-which amounts to an infinite regress until finally one must recognize the need for an "outside" designer.
Your examples discuss microevolution, which most (probably all) do not dispute. As I stated, macroevolution is vital for support of evolution and has yet to be evidenced.
Regarding the origin of life - again, the supporting argument is full of "can occur" "might occur" "could occur" - again suppositions, but no factual evidence.
I repeat - THIS is not the forum for this. I only responded to your dismissive post about Rick Santorum and his beliefs.
Let's agree to disagree and quit taking this down a rabbit hole - In the interest of intellectual integrity and discussion, I affirm that Intelligent Design should be presented as should the Theory of Evolution. You disagree - fair enough.
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#6683 Apr 10, 2013
For the umpteenth time under various names, your lack of understanding gets documented again...
Wrong on so many fronts, not worth the time trying to explain in detail (I've done that many times already to you under different names)...
1-3. Your (lousy) example. You "set" the table with your socialist views...
5. How does it work and what is it's % impact on the poor?
Your big lack of understanding related to #8 (do some research about unrecorded income).
#7 is your typical straw man argument. Makes no sense. The person that makes more money does something with it (spending, investing, whatever), or they leave it sit in the bank (which then loans it out. So what? BTW, we'd all be paying the same rate, isn't that fair?
"You know damn well that the "fair tax" is not equitable in the slightest."
NEVER has there been a more inaccurate statement than the above. You are 100% wrong.
You have it out for rich/wealthy people. Face it. It's OK. I have envy of people that can run a 4.4 second 40 yard dash or can throw a fastball 100 mph. I'll get over it.
And, you don't understand the FairTax. It's OK, it likely will never see the light of day, just like your answers to questions posed you almost a week ago about your tax ideas...
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#6684 Apr 10, 2013
One has to care and be aware to be a little embarrassed...
An uneducated and clueless voter is a dangerous thing. They tend to vote Liberal
I dont want someone who doesnt pay ANY federal income taxes voting to determine how much I pay.
"I'm not going to let half the country that doesn't pay income taxes be burdened by the other half that doesn't pay their fair share."
Wealth envy is an ugly thing. They have it. You don't.
Somebody else got all the breaks. You didn't.
They got an education. You didn't.
They worked their a$$es off, including long hours and weekends. You didn't.
They took risks, including investing their own money if necessary, to build a business. You didn't.
"Shared prosperity" = Socialism...
If youre not a liberal at 20, you have no heart, and if youre not a conservative at 40, you have no head. Winston Churchill
Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery. Winston Churchill
Common sense is a flower that doesnt grow in everyones garden
#6685 Apr 10, 2013
What kind of a deal did Bush make with the middle east on the oil? Surly must have done something. He is an oil man and Cheney was too. Like foxes in the hen house.
#6686 Apr 10, 2013
^^^ Very low blows.
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This article is about the basics of dog grooming. For more details about specific dog grooming topics, click a link below:
|Bathing Your Dog
|Brushing Your Dog
|Cutting Your Dog's Nails
|Dog Clipping
|Dog Dental Care
|Dog Ear Cleaning
|Dog Eye Problems
|Flea & Tick Control
No matter what breed of dog you have, everything I'll talk about, both on this page and in the above links, is mandatory. This dog grooming information applies to every breed of dog. Here are a few words to justify each of them:
- Bathing your dog on the right schedule kills odors and improves the health of their skin and coat.
- Brushing your dog stimulates blood flow to the skin, controls shedding, removes ticks and fleas, and prevents skin infections.
- Cutting your dog's nails prevents several health problems. This includes infections in their paws, lameness, and joint pain. It also protects your furniture.
- Dog clipping prevents matting in longer-haired dogs, and by extension that means it prevents skin infections.
- Dog dental care, where the main factor is brushing your dog's teeth. Dogs need their teeth brushed just as much as we do! Tooth brushing prevents gum disease, tooth rot, and bad breath.
- Dog ear cleaning prevents infections, which can happen very easily. Also, basic ear wax can cause a dog to hurt themselves as they desperately claw at their ears to remove it.
- Dog eye problems can arise if you don't clean your dog's eyes every day – eye problems are another very common health concern in almost every breed of dog.
- Flea and tick control is also essential to preventing diseases and, of course, itching. Prevention is the best way to deal with fleas and ticks.
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Dog grooming is simply part of being a humane dog owner. Once your dog is used to his grooming routine, it'll be quick and painless to maintain your best friend. Compared to dealing with hot spots and flea infestations, even the first dog bath will be a cinch.
This level of dog grooming isn't "above and beyond" what the dog would get in the wild. Wild wolves do most of that stuff I've just listed above, for each other, every day.
Before Starting With Dog Grooming…
The first time I sat in a barber's chair, I cried and wanted to run away. Didn't everyone? Keep that in mind when you start your first dog grooming sessions.
And, with that in mind, here's some advice you should take before you begin your dog grooming routine, either at home or at a professional groomer's:
- Obedience training and puppy socialization are both key to gaining your dog's trust.
- Spay or neuter your dog to reduce aggressive tendencies and anxieties.
- Part of socialization training is to get your dog used to all the "normal" kinds of physical contact, and also used to meeting and being approached by new people. Play with your dog's paws and toes, ears, and mouth. Lightly scratch and pick underneath his fur. Put a toothbrush in his mouth without doing anything – maybe even flavor it for him. And, let your puppy make new friends as soon as he's vaccinated.
- Get your dog used to whatever sink you'll be bathing him in. Start just by running warm water in it, then introduce him to touching and finally being in the water.
- Consider obedience classes, to teach your dog to obey more than simply your own family members. Dog grooming will go much easier if your dog knows how to respect strangers.
If you do use a dog groomer, the best way to make sure it goes well is to drop your dog off and leave without a fuss. Don't reassure your dog, or he'll assume there's something to worry about. If you're doing the grooming yourself, just keep yourself cheerful and sunny before and during the session.
Also, if you get your dog grooming done by a professional, make sure the puppy's vaccinations are all complete first. Then, tell your groomer about all your dog's health problems before the appointment.
Choosing a Dog Groomer
My first piece of advice for those of you who'll hire-out your dog grooming is this: don't just pick one at random from the phone book, or based on the most convenient location. Getting a recommendation from a veterinarian, a breeder or a friend is a great idea, but if you lack such a contact, then here's what you do.
Go visit each of the dog groomers you can list in your area, and give each one of them a grade for:
- Having a clean grooming area. Use both your nose and your eyeballs for this.
- Organization and lighting. Is there enough space and light for groomers to do a good job?
- Table-side manner. How are pets treated before and during dog grooming?
- The results. How do the dogs look after visiting this dog groomer?
- Specific results. Grooming a Poodle is not the same as grooming a Sheltie.
- Vaccination safety. If the dog groomer doesn't require proof of puppy vaccinations, run away!
- Other basic info. Find out about long appointments last, waiting times, costs, etc.
What Does Dog Grooming Cost?
On average, a professional groomer will charge between $40-100. The higher end of that range is for mobile groomers, groomers in the bigger cities, and dogs with the most dire need of grooming.
Mobile Dog Grooming
There are many advantages and benefits to mobile dog grooming – which is why it costs a bit more.
- Your dog's grooming will take place near home, avoiding car sickness and saving time.
- Owners without the time for two trips to the groomer, love mobile dog grooming services.
- It's easier to supervise the dog grooming session when it's happening right outside your house.
- Your dog gets 100% personal service during the session when using a mobile groomer.
- You'll have no worries about the behavior or health of other dogs.
- Mobile dog grooming is available anywhere that has a legal parking space.
Do-it-Yourself Dog Grooming
Grooming at home is the preferred choice for dog grooming. Like I said above, wild dogs and wolves groom each other daily. Family dog grooming is a major factor in pack unity. And, naturally, doing dog grooming at home saves you money, and only costs you about ten minutes a day on average.
Here are a few words about each of the dog grooming tasks. Whether you do them yourself, or hire a professional groomer, it's good stuff to know.
Brushing your Dog's Coat
Almost every breed of dog requires brushing on either a daily, or twice a week basis. (If you're not sure how often to brush your dog, visit my page about dog breeds and check the "Appearance" section of your specific breed's page – or ask your veterinarian. Other information, like grooming cocker spaniels will help too. When in doubt, brush your dog daily or every two days.)
Aside from being important for skin and coat health, your daily brushing habit will help you find any skin infections or parasite infestations right away. You'll also notice any mild symptoms that can be a sign of malnutrition – so dog brushing is a way to learn whether it's time to improve your dog's diet.
Make sure to always remove mats, using a mild oil and multiple combs of varying tooth-widths, or scissors for extreme matting. Repairing or removing matted fur is a very important part of dog grooming, because matted fur leads to pain and skin infections.
In general, the longer your dog's fur, the more thorough brushing it needs. With a short-furred dogs, you're mainly looking to stimulate the skin and inspect for burrs, ticks and fleas. Medium-length coats should be groomed thoroughly, and longer-furred friends need "the works."
For more information about brushing your dog, read the full article: Brushing Your Dog
Bathing Your Dog
Most dog breeds should only be bathed once monthly – any more than that, and you risk stripping all the protective oils off his skin. If, for any reason, your dog needs more-frequent baths than this, talk to your vet about special shampoos to protect his skin. Likewise, dogs with skin problems may need special shampoos. Don't use shampoo made for human hair, when bathing a dog – this, too, will damage their skin.
Basic instructions for bathing your dog:
- Get all your supplies together – towel(s), shampoo, washcloths, and perhaps treats.
- Brush your dog thoroughly before you bathe him.
- Put your dog into the tub or sink before you start running the water.
- Add the shampoo beginning at his neck – don't use the soap on his head.
- Lather and get your fingers deeply involved in your dog's skin health.
- Always work from the neck to the tail.
- Rinse very thoroughly; soap residue can cause infections, or, at the very least, chapped skin.
- Drain the water from the tub while doing the next step.
- Use a wet, non-soapy washcloth to clean his face and the inner ears.
- Put a dry towel over your dog, including his head, and escort him to somewhere he can shake.
- Remove the towel and get to a safe distance before he shakes off!
- Dry your dog thoroughly once he's done his best to dry himself.
In case you didn't know, there are dog washes where you can give your dog a bath. Doing this dog grooming step on someone else's property is a dream come true for some homeowners, especially with bigger, more energetic dogs. These places usually provide all the equipment and supplies such as soap, clean towels, etc, and some of them are even 24-hour businesses! It costs between $10 and $20 to bathe your dog at one of these facilities.
For more information about bathing your dog, read the full article: Bathing Your Dog
Dog Ear Cleaning
With big ears, come big vulnerabilities. Dog ear problems come in many shapes and degrees of severity, but they all have one thing in common – preventing a problem is better than dealing with one. No matter whether your dog is a house potato or an avid swimmer, you need to tend to his ears.
Aside from your dog bathing schedule, you need to check the ears at least once a week. Wax is a breeding ground for bacteria, and your dog's attempts to shake the wax loose can lead to permanent ear deformities.
Once you notice a nasty smell in your dog's ears or see him shaking his head obsessively, it's already time to call the vet. If you want to avoid that, then dog ear cleaning needs to be a regular habit.
Here are some basic instructions on regular dog ear cleaning:
- Trim the ear hair until you can actually get at the wax and other build-up. Make sure to use blunt-nosed scissors and keep the tips pointed away from the dog's eyes. Don't trim too deep; your dog needs some of this hair to prevent ear damage.
- Inspect the ears for sores, foreign objects, and any kind of build-up. Remove objects with a wet cotton swab.
- Use a wet cotton swab to wash the whole inner ear, including the inner flaps. Don't go into the ear canal; only wash what you can see.
- Don't stop your dog from shaking his head during ear cleanings; he's helping you when he does.
For more detailed information about dog ear cleaning, read the full article: Dog Ear Cleaning.
Cutting Your Dog's Nails
So long as you're careful and competent, there's no risk in cutting your dog's nails yourself. There are blood vessels in the nail, but once you know what you're doing, you'll be fine carrying out this dog grooming step yourself at home.
Your dog's nails should be cut very two or three weeks. Without regular trimming, the nails can become a nuisance to your dog at the least, and health risk at the worst.
The only risky part is making sure to avoid cutting the quick of the nail. The quick has both nerves and blood vessels, and if cut, the nail will bleed a lot. If your dog has light-colored nails, then this is easy to avoid, because you can see the quick. However, most dogs have darker nails, so here's how to avoid injury when cutting your dog's nails:
Clip off tiny amounts, looking into the cut edge after each clip. If you start to see grey or pink in the middle, you're seeing the quick, so stop cutting. In the future, now that you're learning where your dog's nail quick is, you'll want to stop a little ways before seeing the quick.
What to do if you cut the quick: First, expect your dog to tell you there's a problem. Second, expect a lot of blood. Cover the bleeding just like you would with any other injury; cover it and apply some pressure to the tip. Put the whole paw in corn starch or flour, and leave it there for several minutes. This will speed the clotting process. After about ten minutes, the wound will completely clot, and you can wash the paw in warm water. There are also products made specifically for stopping the quick from bleeding, so you might consider buying that before you cut your dog's nails for the first time.
For more information, read the full article: Cutting Your Dog's Nails.
Dog Dental Care
Brushing Your Dog's Teeth
Eww, dog breath! Once you smell it, there's already at least some level of an infection. You want to prevent this, because it's not just disgusting, it's a sign of a problem. So, here's some information about dog dental care.
Getting your dog used to dental care is the first step. I recommend using a flavored toothpaste for dogs, and using your fingers for the first brushing. Make sure your dog likes the taste of the toothpaste before you proceed beyond offering him a dab to lick. Once he likes it, use your toothpaste-coated finger to feel around inside your dog's mouth and around his teeth.
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WHO was that young man in the Royal Box? Washed and scrubbed, suited and booted and proudly wearing his All England Club members' badge. Could it be Andy Murray?
Could the world No.2 now be a part of the establishment, part of the fixtures and fittings at the venerable old club, accepted and loved by one and all? Oh, yes. This was Murray and he was in his element.
It is now part of the tradition of Wimbledon that on the middle Saturday the Royal Box is stuffed with sporting legends. This year, unsurprisingly, the place was awash with Olympic heroes, all of whom were cheered to the rafters. But, when Sue Barker saved the best for last and brought on Murray, the crowd rose to its feet and roared. This was their man, their champion and the bloke they really believe will win them the title this year.
"That was good, it was a nice thing to do," Murray said. "I am surprised how many athletes managed to come and to co-ordinate them all at once was a good effort.
"For me, the Olympics was the best ten days of my career, I don't think it will ever really be topped. Yes, it was ahead of the US Open, because the whole experience was just great. Obviously having it here, that was never going to happen again, but with the way the 10 days went it was great.
"It was a nice feeling [to get that reception]. Normally when you go out there and you are just walking out to the court, you don't really get the chance to enjoy that so much. You are obviously quite nervous and trying to concentrate on the match. Going in as a spectator is a bit different."
Getting out as a national hero and Olympic superstar was slightly more problematic. The etiquette of the Royal Box is exceedingly strict and asking for autographs, taking pictures and generally acting like a star struck celeb-watcher is simply not the done thing. No matter – everyone wanted their photo taken with the Scot as he struggled manfully to get out of the spotlight. He was stopped at every turn by another grinning club member or sports star wanting a snap of themselves with him.
There is a different look to Murray this year. There is a new confidence, a new sense of belonging and a distinct feeling that this is his time. Even before the draw imploded following the early losses of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, Murray's general bearing and demeanour was that a man in complete control of his own destiny. He was fit, he was ready and he was in top form.
The way he obliterated Tommy Robredo on Friday was not only impressive but a joy to watch. He barely put a foot wrong, he hardly hit a duff shot. He was on top of his game from the very first rally and Robredo did not stand a chance. This was a marker. He had planted his flag on the Centre Court grass and claimed the place as his own.
"This is probably my eighth time here and you start to feel more comfortable," he said. "The first few days are still tough, quite stressful. You are quite anxious to get out there on court, but Friday was a good sign for me. I played well and hit the ball cleanly from the first point till last. I was very happy with that."
Tomorrow he will face Mikhail Youzhny, the volatile but talented Russian who, at the age of 30, reached his first grass court final two weeks ago in Halle (and lost to Federer) and reached his first quarter-final at SW19 last year. That said, Youzhny's greatest claim to fame of late is the way he pulverised his racket at the French Open last month, mangling it with nine vindictive strikes as he was losing to Tommy Haas in the fourth round. He can be a bit of a hothead.
"It is important to remember those things, especially if you are behind in matches," Murray said. "Always a chance you could come back and he might get upset about something, but you can't go into the match kind of banking on that because he also can play some great tennis. He has played some of his best tennis in high-pressure matches before, like Davis Cup and stuff, where he has had some big wins, so he can cope with pressure. He does like the grass as well."
And, if Murray comes through that match unscathed, there is only one other seed left between him and the final – Jerzy Janowicz, the huge man from Poland who stands 6ft 8ins in his tennis socks and hits the ball as if he hates the thing.
After years of watching the big four at the top of the rankings make stately progress to the latter rounds of every grand slam, the draw at Wimbledon this year is a shambles, yet Murray must ignore the wreckage around him and just concentrate on the match in front of him. And, if his new gang of friends on Centre Court can help him, as they helped him to Olympic gold last summer, so much the better.
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Mikhail Youzhny
Seeded: 20
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Fernando Verdasco
Spaniard has failed to maintain level of 2009, when he defeated Murray in the Australian Open en route to a titanic semi-final loss to Rafael Nadal, but punishing lefty forehand makes him a tricky player on his day.
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It's the lie that won't die: the Democratic National Committee 'coronated' Hillary Clinton, so that St. Bernie Sanders, the disruptive outsider with a heart of gold and a record of purity, couldn't crash their insider party.
Damon Linker of The Week, who is obviously very pleased that his content-cow Clinton hasn't yet retreated from the public spotlight, makes the latest case (emphasis mine):
Hillary Clinton was a deeply flawed candidate who ran an atrocious campaign and should never have been anointed as the presumptive nominee by the Democratic National Committee in the first place. If Clinton wanted to run for president while under investigation by the FBI, that was her business. But why on Earth would the DNC and the party's "superdelegates" decide so far in advance that a candidate running with that kind of baggage should be considered the inevitable victor? Aside from the obstacles it placed in the way of her one serious challenger (Bernie Sanders), it helped to discourage many others (including Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren) from jumping into the race. Why bother when you know the party is standing against you?
That decision on the part of the DNC had fateful consequences…
This is an utterly bizarre rewrite of history — one which has gained currency because it is unfathomable to people like Linker that anyone could actually like the Worst Woman In the History of the Planet, or actually think she would have made a good president. In their minds, St. Bernie was so obviously a superior candidate — and superior person — that only manipulation from on-high could explain her nomination, and that her voters must have been brainwashed, or the victims of Donna Brazile-engineered propaganda — or maybe voting with their vaginas or something. It would be too much to suggest that any of this can be interpreted as white men and college kids lashing out at the fact that women and non-whites had the decisive role in determining the outcome of the primary. But it certainly is an astounding case of bad memory.
It is easy enough to forget now, after the more-competitive-than-expected primary season, but Hillary entered 2015 with a 30-50-point lead in the polls. The reason that every other Democrat with a marquee name declined to run against her is not because the Democratic National Committee was coronating her, but because she was crushing the competition democratically. The field wasn't cleared for her. She cleared the field herself — because she came in a very close 2nd place in the 2008 contest against President Barack Obama and went on to serve under him for four years, during which time she routinely registered approval ratings in the 50s and 60s. It would not be too much to say that Hillary Clinton, detached as she was from the major political battles of the day, was the most popular politician in the country during most of Obama's second term.


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Two soldiers were killed during the battle for Basra when one British Challenger tank mistakenly opened fire on another in the darkness after the crew were wrongly told there were no other friendly forces nearby.
The coroner conducting the inquest issued a withering rebuke to Lieutenant Colonel Lindsay MacDuff, commander of the Black Watch infantry battalion.
Oxfordshire Assistant Deputy Coroner Andrew Walker accused him of failing to pass on vital information to his men which he said might have prevented the "completely avoidable tragedy".
He effectively accused Lieutenant Colonel MacDuff of lying to cover up his blunder.
In a tearful statement, the widow of tank commander Corporal Stephen Allbutt, who was killed along with Trooper David Clarke, demanded the lieutenant colonel's resignation and urged the Ministry of Defence to prosecute.
Mr Walker accused Lieutenant Colonel MacDuff of having a "fatally flawed" grasp of the danger of friendly fire on the battlefield.
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The Ministry of Defence ruled out any action, however, saying he had already been cleared following a Royal Military Police investigation.
Father-of-two Corporal Allbutt, 35, and 19-year-old Trooper Clarke, both members of the Queen's Royal Lancers and from Staffordshire, were among seven British servicemen killed by 'friendly fire' in Iraq in 2003.
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One of the Challenger tank crews spotted what they believed were Iraqi troops almost a mile away.
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A Royal Tank Regiment tank crew were given permission to attack and fired two high explosive shells. The second hit and destroyed one of the Queen's Royal Lancers tanks, killing Corporal Allbutt and Trooper Clarke, who were inside.
No inquest into Trooper Clarke's death was possible because his remains were never found.
Lieutenant Colonel MacDuff - since promoted to command the Black Watch battalion - was aware of the location of the friendly tanks.
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Other soldiers and fellow officers later gave evidence that they heard no such message, prompting the coroner to call the lieutenant colonel back to the witness box.
The inquest heard that the official log recording all radio messages had mysteriously gone missing.
Concluding the inquest, Mr Walker said: "Major MacDuff is clear that he sent his message and it was acknowledged.
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Mr Walker stopped short of delivering an unlawful killing verdict - although he said he had considered it - and instead recorded a narrative verdict.
Coporal Allbutt's widow Deborah said: "I want Lieutenant Colonel MacDuff to resign. He should be prosecuted now and removed from command. Maybe the mothers, fathers, husbands and wives of the soldiers in that regiment should question whether they want this man in charge. I wouldn't."
Last night, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said Lieutenant Colonel MacDuff would not be commenting on the findings.
He said an internal board of inquiry had "identified failings that contributed to this incident and it made recommendations, all of which were accepted and action taken to implement them".
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a number of people who have went through this program have gotten into good med schools such as maryland.
the 8 courses are General Chemistry 1 and 2 (CHEM 110 and 111)
Organic Chemistry 1 and 2 (CHEM 331 and 332)
Anatomy and Physiology 1 (BIOL 213)
Biology 1: Cell and Genetics (BIOL 201)
Physics-non calculus based 1 and 2 (PHYS 111 and 112)-numbers could be off.
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It says that u won't have to miss class for Bain hazmanim however the truth is that you have to stay in Baltimore till the day before erev pesach and come back right after and there is classes for most of summer bein hazmanim (elul zman is entirely off) the main drawback of ner yisrael however is that the mashgiach rabbi weisboard is going senile and is incredibly difficult to deal with however if you stay out of his way you should be alright


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Christian Aid: 'Bali agreement is deeply flawed'
Christian Aid has welcomed the last minute agreement at the Bali climate change conference that will enable negotiations to start on a new climate change agreement on a second phase of the Kyoto Protocol, which needs to be in place by 2012. But the agency said it is dismayed that crucial target figures for cutting carbon emissions in rich countries were removed from the final agreement. A reference to 25-40% cuts for industrialised countries by 2020 over 1990 levels was included in a draft agreement produced a week ago. The range reflected recommendations made in a report this year by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which said the cuts were essential to prevent global temperatures rising above two degrees. The cuts were also called for in a document agreed at an earlier meeting in Vienna of Kyoto Protocol signatories, including Britain. In Bali, however, the inclusion of a specific range of targets - even non binding ones - was strongly resisted by the governments of the United States, Russia, Japan and Canada. Instead, today's agreement merely makes a footnote reference to the IPCC report. Nelson Muffuh, a senior Christian Aid climate change policy analyst, said: "For most of the conference, the US delegation in particular proved a major obstacle to progress. They appeared to operate a wrecking policy, as though determined to derail the whole process. "We must praise the heroism of some of the developing countries who are far less wealthy and far less responsible for the problem than the US and yet came here with a desire to see a deal agreed. It was their bravery in standing up to the US that no doubt played a part in its u-turn. "But the way ahead will be hard. The Bush administration has said throughout that it wants to see developing countries agree to cuts in carbon emissions. A number of emerging economies put creative, flexible plans on the table, but will have little incentive to negotiate further until the industrialised world agrees deeper cuts. "Climate change is already having a devastating impact on the lives of some of the world's poorest communities through drought and flooding. The lack of clear targets in the roadmap leaves them exposed to further catastrophe." "Progress was made in Bali on the transfer of clean technology to poorer nations and the provision of additional money to help those most exposed to climate change adapt and defend themselves. A pledge was also made to protect forests in tropical countries. These developments, however, are eclipsed by the failure to introduce carbon cuts targets." "We were expecting a roadmap, and we've got one," said Mr Muffuh. "But it lacks signposts and there is no agreed destination."


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IF YOU SEE a BLACK SCREEN please WAIT until SUNRISE in CALIFORNIA! Rosie is sleeping 🙂
Welcome to the busy and productive nest of the hummingbird called Rosie from La Verne, southern California located on a branch of a fig tree. Allen's hummingbirds on average have their breeding season between February and July.
Studies done on ringed hummingbirds have shown that they can live up to 12 years. According to Karl Schuchmann, an ornithologist at Germany's Alexander Koenig Zoological Institute and the Brehm Fund, a captive hummingbird lived for 17 years. In 2010, PBS Nature released an outstanding documentary called "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air". It is a must see prerequisite for a citizen scientist.
Hummingbirds have extremely energetic lives. Only females are involved in parental care and lay 4-5 clutches during the 7 month breeding season between late october and may. Normally each clutch has two eggs. It takes about 17 days for eggs to hatch and the chicks fledge at about 21-28 days afterwards. You can see another well monitored hummingbird Bella's breeding history starting from 2013.
Plumage pattern of Selasphorus sassin subs. sedentarius is quite different from that of the migratory species where only males have the distinct speckled gorget on their throat. In this species females also have a red patch of plumage.
Nature Documentaries has been paying attention to a number of live webcams including another hummingbird nest (which sadly passed away during the spring of 2014), red-tailed hawk cam of Cornell University who migrate away during winter. Hummingbird activities splendidly fill the gap for citizen naturalists during this dormant period.


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THE Irish Independent has once again teamed up with the National Parents Council (post primary) and Eircom to provide invaluable assistance to students and their parents when the Leaving Certificate results are issued on August 18.
Fully trained members of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors will answer queries that come in to the helpline, which has the official backing of the Department of Education and Skills.
The helpline will also be in operation when the first round of CAO offers is made on August 23.
A record number of applications was lodged with the CAO this year, which is expected to increase the number of calls to the helpline.
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Agnes de Mille
Agnes de Mille
An American dancer and author, Agnes de Mille's (1905-1993) creative contribution to 20th-century ballet was as remarkable as her choreography for Broadway musical theater. She inspired awe for her personal courage and determination in the face of declining health in later years.
Agnes de Mille was born on September 18, 1905, in New York City into a theatrical family. Her father, William Churchill de Mille, wrote plays for David Belasco on Broadway and later became a Hollywood film producer. His brother, Cecil Blount de Mille, was a famous Hollywood film director. De Mille's maternal grandfather was Henry George, a social reformer and political economist who was famous for proposing the single tax.
When she was a child the family moved to Hollywood. The family's values were shaped by prevailing emphases on success and glamour as well as respect for intellectual life. During her teens her parents divorced and de Mille was torn between becoming a dancer and actress or pleasing her father, who was unsympathetic to a stage career. Having seen performances of Anna Pavlova and the Ballets Russes with Vaslav Nijinsky, as well as American dance pioneers Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis, de Mille enrolled in ballet classes in Hollywood with Theodore Kosloff. While continuing ballet lessons, she agreed to attend college at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and graduated as an English major, cum laude. Later her mother gave support to her dance career, taking her to live in New York while her younger sister, Margaret, attended Barnard College and later helping to finance her trips abroad.
In New York she performed with the Grand Street Follies, choreographed a solo program (1928), and studied modern dance with Martha Graham, who opened her New York studio in 1927. In 1931 she appeared with Graham, Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman, and Helen Tamiris in Dance Repertory Theater, a short-lived attempt at collaboration among the early pioneers of American modern dance.
De Mille left for Europe in 1932, performing recitals of her work in London, Paris, and Copenhagen. In London she staged dances for Cole Porter's Nymph Errant starring Gertrude Lawrence. Marie Rambert, with whom she studied ballet, invited her to join the Ballet Club where she worked with Frederic Ashton and Anthony Tudor, then young and emerging choreographers associated with Rambert. She created a role in the premiere of Tudor's Dark Elegies (1937).
On occasional return visits to the United States she appeared in Leslie Howard's Broadway production of Hamlet (1936) and the MGM film of Romeo and Juliet (1937). With the outbreak of World War II in Europe in 1939 she returned to New York permanently.
For the first season of Ballet Theatre (now American Ballet Theatre) in 1940 de Mille choreographed Black Ritual to Darius Milhaud's Creation du Monde with an African American cast. She earned the credit for convincing the company's managing director, Richard Pleasant, to invite Tudor to leave England and join Ballet Theatre, an important turn for American ballet history.
De Mille's big breakthrough as a choreographer came in 1942 with her ballet Rodeo for Ballets Russe de Monte Carlo. The original score was by Aaron Copland; the set design by Oliver Smith. She originally danced the Cowgirl, the female lead. This ballet remains in the repertories of many companies and is among her best known ballets, along with Fall River Legend (1948), a psychological study of Lizzie Borden based on her murder trial. Rodeo, a down-home story about cowboys and ranch life out West, provided de Mille with the invitation to choreograph Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical Oklahoma in 1943. This collaboration led to a life-long career with the Broadway musical, perhaps most significant of her choreographic achievements. Oklahoma was a landmark in that de Mille introduced the dream ballet to further the story through dance. This changed the course of the Broadway musical, making dance an integral part of the theatrical experience.
De Mille always saw dance as theatrical, expressive. She used body movement and motivated gesture as a kind of speech and drew from the technical vocabularies of classical ballet, modern dance, and folk and social dance. Although inspired by many subjects, her ballets were essentially American and favored themes dealing with its social history.
Known also as the author of many books, which she claimed she wrote in her "spare time," de Mille was a tireless and outspoken advocate for dance and for federal support for the arts. Drawing from her own experience as a choreographer, she was concerned that dances be copyrighted and that choreographers receive royalties. She served as first chairman of the dance panel of the National Endowment for the Arts in 1965. She was also first president of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers in 1965.
De Mille founded two dance companies during her career: the Agnes de Mille Dance Theater (1953-1954) and the Heritage Dance Theater, a folk-oriented company formed in 1973, which used a lecture-demonstration format to present audiences with American dance history. The company toured widely until 1975, when de Mille suffered a cerebral hemorrhage just prior to a benefit performance at the Hunter College Playhouse in New York.
With extraordinary determination and courage, de Mille underwent extensive rehabilitation and learned to write with her left hand. She recovered sufficiently to resume her activities as a writer and choreographer, as well as spokesperson for dance.
De Mille was married to Walter Prude, a manager of concert artists, from 1943 until his death in 1988. (Her courtship and marriage are described in her autobiographical work, And Promenade Home, and in Martha. ) She died of a stroke on October 7, 1993, in New York City at the age of 88. She was survived by a son, Jonathan Prude, and grandsons David Robert Prude and Michael James Prude.
De Mille received more than a dozen honorary degrees. She was elected to the Theater Hall of Fame in 1973. She received the Handel Medallion, New York City's highest achievement in the arts, in 1976; the Kennedy Center Award in 1980; and the National Medal of the Arts in 1986. Other awards include: Donaldson Award, Antoinette Perry (Tony) Award, Dance Magazine Award, Capezio Award, and De la Torre Bueno Award for writings on dance.
Further Reading
The following are de Mille's ballets (listed chronologically): Black Ritual (1940); Three Virgins and a Devil (1941); Rodeo (1942); Tally-Ho (1944); Fall River Legend (1948), based on the Lizzie Borden murder trial; The Harvest According (1952), inspired by a Walt Whitman poem with material from the Civil War ballet in Bloomer Girl; Rib of Eve (1956); The Bitter Weird (1961); The Four Marys (1965), about Civil War slaves; The Wind in the Mountains (1965); A Rose for Miss Emily (1971), based on the William Faulkner story; Texas Fourth (1976); The Informer (1988), about the struggles between the English and Irish in 1917 and 1921; and The Other (1992), a symbolic depiction of the encounter between a young woman and death.
She choreographed the following Broadway musicals: Oklahoma (1943); Bloomer Girl (1944), a Civil War ballet; Carousel (1945); Brigadoon (1947); Allegro (1947), which she also directed; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1949); Paint Your Wagon (1951); Goldilocks (1958); Kwamina (1961); and 110 in the Shade (1963).
De Mille's major article on Martha Graham, first published in Atlantic Monthly (1950), was later a chapter in Dance to the Piper (1952). Her last book, Martha: The Life and Work of Martha Graham (1991), a lively biography of the famous American dance pioneer, also contains much about the author and her long friendship with Graham. Other personal memoirs include: And Promenade Home (1958); Speak to Me, Dance with Me (1973) about the years spent in London with Marie Rambert and the Ballet Club; Where the Wings Grow (1978), a recollection of her girlhood at the family's summer colony in Sullivan County, New York; and Reprieve (1981), written in collaboration with her doctor, dealing with her first stroke in 1975 and her courageous recovery. Other works by de Mille include To a Young Dancer (1962), an advice book; The Book of the Dance (1963), an illustrated history of dance; Lizzie Borden: A Dance of Death (1968), about her choreography for Fall River Legend; Portrait Gallery (1990); "Russian Journals" in Dance Perspectives (1970); The Dance in America (1971); and America Dances (1980). □
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de Mille, Agnes
Agnes de Mille (Agnes George de Mille) (də mĬl), 1905–93, American choreographer and dancer, b. New York City; granddaughter of Henry George, daughter of playwright director W. C. de Mille, and niece of Cecil B. De Mille. After her concert debut in 1928, she went to London and worked with Antony Tudor at Marie Rambert's Ballet Club. At the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, she created her first important ballet, Rodeo (1942), which included tap dancing and movements reminiscent of the American West.
De Mille brought ballet form to musical comedy, using dance to enhance the plot and move the story along, first in Oklahoma! (1943), and later in such musicals as Bloomer Girl (1944), Carousel (1945), Brigadoon (1947), and Paint Your Wagon (1951). She created dances for the American Ballet Theatre, notably Fall River Legend (1948), and for films. Choreographing some 15 musicals and 21 ballets, she was a significant force in a new American realism that mingled ballet technique, vernacular movement, and modern psychology.
Although there was more sentimental pleasantness than true originality in de Mille's choreography, her works did much to popularize serious dance with the public. In addition, she was an important spokesperson for governmental and private support for the arts at congressional hearings and other public forums. In 1973 de Mille founded the Heritage Dance Theater, which was based at the North Carolina School of the Arts. A talented writer, de Mille was the author of 12 books including To a Young Dancer (1962), The Book of the Dance (1963), and Martha: The Life and Work of Martha Graham (1991).
See her autobiographies, Dance to the Piper (1952), And Promenade Home (1958), Speak to Me, Dance with Me (1973), and Where the Wings Grow (1978); anthology of her writings, Leaps in the Dark (2011), ed. by M. Aloff; C. Easton, No Intermissions: The Life of Agnes de Mille (1995).
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De Mille, Cecil B.
Cecil B. De Mille: (Cecil Blount De Mille), 1881–1959, American movie director and producer, b. Ashfield, Mass. In 1914, together with Samuel Goldwyn, he made the first feature-length film in Hollywood, The Squaw Man. The following year he came into prominence with Carmen, the first of his
films. These were marked by their epic style and theatricality, by their mass crowd scenes, and often by their biblical themes. In 1953 he won an Academy Award for The Greatest Show on Earth. His biggest and most popular production, The Ten Commandments (1956), was a remake of his 1923 film. Among his other
films are King of Kings (1927), The Crusades (1935), Samson and Delilah (1949), and Union Pacific (1952).
See his autobiography, ed. by D. Hayne (1959, repr. 1985); biographies by C. Higham (1980), S. Louvish (2008), and S. Eyman (2010); study by G. Ringgold and D. Bodeen (1969); G. Ringgold and D. Bodeen, The Complete Films of Cecil B. De Mille (1985).
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A personalized CD of mixed children's songs, a package of
sidewalk chalk with a personalized label, a size-appropriate T-shirt with an iron-on transfer of Elmo; these are
all party favors that my children have received in the past couple of
years. This once simple party accessory
has evolved into a full-fledged contest of parental ingenuity. It is no longer acceptable to fill cheap
plastic bags with candy, kazoos and rubber balls. Party favors are a status
symbol and they are less about how expensive they are and more about
originality and creativity.
My friend, Jacquelyn, held a party for her son's third
birthday today and experienced a little stress as a result of party favor
planning. The goal of the party host
(in most cases, the child's Mom) is to provide the favor that will make the
best impression on the parents. The
more, "what a great idea!" and "where did you ever come up with that?" you
hear, the better. Jacquelyn managed to
set the bar pretty high with her plastic buckets of sidewalk chalk complete
with a personalized label that featured a picture of her son and said, "Thank
you for coming to my party." It was a
great idea and one that garnished a great deal of praise. As an added bonus, it was relatively inexpensive.
My daughter's birthday is less than two months away. I have yet to book a venue and I'm already contemplating clever party favors. If you have any ideas that would beat the
personalized sidewalk chalk, please email them to me privately. The party favor contest is one that I must