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You enter a gallery and are confronted by the startling sight of a three-year-old boy apparently balancing a life-size polar bear on his nose. The polar bear is huggably fleecy and the little boy is winsomely dressed. What is your response? Do you – audibly or inwardly – make that universal cooing sound that is the standard response to the cute? Or do you contemplate the delicate balance between the natural world and human appetite – the fact that, possibly for the first time in history, the fate of polar bears rests on what three-year-olds will be doing 20 years from now? If it's the latter, then I congratulate you – because you have anticipated the gentle nudge provided by the gallery label. If it's the former, don't beat yourself up too much, because I suspect you've got a lot of company. And you may not have much choice in the matter anyway. Cuteness – of which there is an awful lot in Facing East, Manchester Art Gallery's exhibition of works from the Frank Cohen Collection – has a tendency to short-circuit the thinking part of the brain and drive straight at your hard-wired instincts. Takashi Murakami's manga-style statuette does it, with its oversized head and infantile features, as do the drawings of Yoshitomo Nara featuring a large-eyed little girl.
The zoologist Konrad Lorenz first suggested that there might be an evolutionary origin for our response to such features – arguing that the ability of infants to stir their parents' protective instincts had obvious survival advantages. Stephen Jay Gould followed up the idea in a famous essay about the cultural evolution of Mickey Mouse, charting his progression from the rodent-like creature of his first films to today's baby-headed icon. Both would have recognised, I think, what is going on in quite a lot of the work in Facing East. Cuteness is being employed because it presses a psychological button that we can't lock – even if we wanted to. And this isn't a retreat from the real world, but a commentary on it – since Japan has been the world capital of cuteness for several decades now. The Hello Kitty culture – childish and marshmallow-sweet – is sufficiently entrenched there to have generated sociological studies. Some people suggest that it is a psychological response to defeat in the Second World War (we may be weak, but just look how cherishable weakness can be), others that it represents a self-conscious holiday from rigid social norms and economic pressure (if I'm a baby, then for a while at least I don't have to behave like an adult).
As a subject, it's a great one. Something's obviously going on in a society which paints cuddly toys on the side of its passenger jets. But Facing East left me wondering whether cuteness can successfully be explored by artists rather than merely be exploited by them. The differing etymologies of "cute" in English and Japanese are telling in this respect. Our word derives from the Latin acuere, "to sharpen", which blunts to its current meaning (kittens in teacups) by way of a long period when it was used of the keen-witted, incisive and clever. The Japanese word kawaii, by contrast, evokes ideas of parental protectiveness and vulnerability – that biological, hard-wired surge that a certain proportion of eye-to-face, and certain degrees of fluffiness, will invariably provoke. What you expect from contemporary art, I would suggest, is cuteness in the first sense – a cutting edge that reshapes how you see the world. What you get from the cute works in Facing East, I fear, is cuteness in the second sense – a shape that is intended to sidestep thought in favour of feeling.
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I enjoyed the almost hourly broadcast of the old Tomorrow's World theme tune last weekend, which accompanied the BBC's reports on the death of Johnny Dankworth. But it wasn't nostalgia for the jazz, so much as the 1960s technological optimism that he managed to encapsulate in that composition. The future always sounded as if it would be bright, clean-edged and upwardly-inflected. I found myself nostalgic too for a time when the BBC had a mainstream technology programme, which was essentially devoted to the ways in which human ingenuity might make the world a better place. And it seems odd, bordering on perversity, that at a time when technological change is as rapid as it has ever been and when revolutionary changes in technology will be required to survive peak oil/global warming (delete according to your political prejudice) that the BBC has nothing on air to fill the hole that Tomorrow's World left behind. There is a programme called Click, which addresses some of these issues, but it is almost defiantly geeky and goes out on BBC News Channel. Rory Cellan-Jones also does good work as the Technology Correspondent, but has only limited access at a general audience. What's really needed is something that aims at Top Gear qualities – inventive, irreverent and driven by enthusiasm.
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Book your room at Viva Wyndham Azteca Resort - All Inclusive
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Get an overview of this hotelAll-inclusive Resort on the Riviera Maya, near Playa del Carmen
Beachfront serenity
Set on a white-sand beach facing the sparkling Caribbean Sea, the Viva Wyndham Azteca is 3 km (2 mi) from the center of Playa del Carmen and a 10-minute walk from Playacar Golf Club.
All-Inclusive resort
Included in the room rate at this Playa del Carmen resort are nightly live entertainment; all meals and snacks; unlimited cocktails, beverages, and wine; daily activity programs, and the Viva Kids' Club.
French balconies
Guestrooms at Viva Wyndham Azteca have satellite TVs, phones, in-room safes, and private French balconies with views of the sea or of vibrant tropical gardens.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
All-Inclusive Details
This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included
- Meals and beverages at companion properties
Activities and facilities/equipment
All non-motorized water sports are included.
Water activities
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Surfing/boogie boarding
- Windsurfing
Land activities
- Bicycling
- Climbing wall
- Fitness facilities
- Soccer
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Aerobics
- Dancing
- Pilates
Kids' club
- Supervised activities for children between 4 and 12 years old
- Access to offsite clubs
- Onsite live performances
- Theme parties
Not included
- Motorized water sports
- Scuba-diving certification
- Snorkeling excursions
- Premium food items
- Premium or imported alcoholic beverages
- Airport transfers
- Childcare
- Laundry/dry cleaning services
- Wireless Internet access
- Offsite tours
Hotel Amenities
3 km (2 mi) from central Playa del Carmen, Viva Wyndham Azteca is situated on a white-sand beach within the exclusive Playacar complex. Guests have full privileges at a companion resort, Viva Wyndham Maya, which is one hotel away (approximately 500 meters).
The All-Inclusive package offers all meals and snacks; unlimited cocktails, beverages, and wine; daily activities program with unlimited non-motorized sports; live nightly entertainment; and Viva Kids' Club, a program for children 4-12 years old. Guests will also enjoy all facilities in Viva Wyndham Maya at no extra charge. Among the numerous activities are group windsurfing, kayaking, sailing, and tennis lessons. The outdoor pool and spa tub offer handy snack and bar service. Renova Spa, at the Viva Wyndham Maya, offers moonlight beach massages and other services (surcharges).
In addition to buffet dining, the resort offers Asian, Mayan, and Italian dinner restaurants. Nightly entertainment is presented in the 350-seat theater, including cabaret acts or other productions.
Two kids clubs serve ages 4–12, and children also have access to their own pool, playground, and clubhouse.
- Free self parking
- Restaurant
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Health club
- Children's club
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Rooftop terrace
- Business center
- Conference space
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Multilingual staff
- Wedding services
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Porter/bellhop
- ATM/banking
- Shopping on site
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 335
- Tennis on site
Family Friendly Amenities
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Balcony
- Minibar
- Satellite TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Free bottled water
- In-room massage available
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Free toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
Where to Eat
The majority of meals and beverages, plus all gratuities, at the following restaurants, snack spots, and bars are included in the room rate for this resort (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
Guests can also enjoy dining facilities at a companion resort, Viva Wyndham Maya All Inclusive, one hotel away (reservations required).
El Nopal - International buffets. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Il Palco - À la carte Italian cuisine. Reservations required. Nightly dinner.
Bamboo - À la carte Asian cuisine. Reservations required. Nightly dinner.
Xul Ha - À la carte Mayan cuisine. Reservations required. Nightly dinner.
The resort also provides a cocktail and snack bar, lobby bar, and a poolside bar. All are open from early morning to late evening.
Nearby Things to Do
The majority of recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate for this resort (scroll up to the All-Inclusive details section for more information).
Viva Wyndham Azteca resort in Playa del Carmen offers an outdoor pool, spa tub, tennis courts, and volleyball. Most of the daily activities and watersports take place at companion resort, Viva Wyndham Maya, one hotel away along the beach. Guests have a vast array of activities to choose from, including paddle boarding, water aerobics and beach volleyball. Personal training in the fitness center is complimentary.
Complimentary group lessons are offered for windsurfing, sailing, tennis, Caribbean dance, and introductory scuba diving. In the evening, guests choose between two theaters with live entertainment, and have access to a disco located at Viva Wyndham Maya.
The Viva Wyndham Maya's diving center offers PADI certificate courses for scuba divers (surcharges for diving courses, certification, and trips). The staff can help arrange other opportunities, such as archaeological site tours, fishing, horse riding, and sport fishing charters (surcharges apply). Designed by Robert Von Hagge, the 18-hole Playacar Golf Club (surcharge) is a 10-minute walk from the resort.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Snorkeling on site
- Volleyball on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
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- Upgrade to a higher room category, based on hotel availability
- Bottle of champagne/sparkling wine
- Fruit basket
- Hors d'oeuvres tray
- 7x4-inch picture
- 2 t-shirts
- Hotel's all-inclusive package
Borboleta Infant Program Package
Book a stay now for travel anytime, and enjoy the "Borboleta Infant Program". The package includes:
- Changing station
- Baby bathtub
- Feeding chair (in restaurants)
- Bottle sterilizer
- Bouncer
- Walker

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Red Work Button Mouse
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I love to draw and I make many small designs, just like this one, to add to projects as I need them. This is a great little pattern to add a little cuteness, to any of your projects.
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From soy hot dogs to vegan cheesesteaks, feast on a variety of veg food while watching fastballs fly.
Prince Fielder, this year's winner of the Home Run Derby, proves that animal protein isn't required to knock one out of the park. If you don't need meat to hit a home run, you certainly don't need it to watch a home run—with all the veggie dog options available today, you're sure to find one to tantalize your taste buds. But are these soy-based savories available at your favorite baseball stadium? You can bet your season tickets they are, and they'll make those crummy nosebleed seats a bit more palatable. Grab that faded baseball cap and sample these eats at the next game.
Bleacher-Seat Eats
Starting with the West Coast, AT&T Park, home base for the San Francisco Giants, has veggie dogs at three vending locations—this means less running around and more time spent in the bleachers, willing that fly ball to meteor down into your open glove. Portabello mushroom sandwiches, Macho Nachos with beans and grilled veggies, veg pot stickers, and vegetable sushi rolls will sustain you through any extra innings. Or, for an extra-big bite, head to Dodger Stadium for a Lightlife Jumbo Dog, sold at four different concession stands. Add some Mediterranean flare with a side of veggies and a heaping helping of hummus.
Team veg reigns supreme on the East Coast as well. Citi Field, where the New York Mets reside, has a dream lineup of veg dogs and burgers as well as vegetable rolls and edamame. Two different Subway locations also offer veggie subs. Though, the biggest, baddest vegan smorgasbord has to be at Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. We're talking flame-grilled Gardenburgers, Lightlife Smart Dogs, and—wait for it—crab-free crab cakes and veggie cheesesteaks. Ditch the bun on these last two treats for dairy-free deliciousness.
Stadium Staples
Of course, several traditional stadium sips and snacks fall into the I-can't-believe-it's-vegan category. Cracker Jacks, for example, won't surprise you with animal ingredients, and pretzels and peanuts are always in steady supply. Brew go-to's such as Miller Genuine Draft and Bud Lite are good to guzzle and won't compromise your ethics.
Get in the Game
The odds are favorable that meat-free fare is available at any stadium you choose, just be sure to check SoyHappy.org to see if your chosen chow is vegan. If cruelty-free grub isn't available, muster up some courage, contact the stadium, and politely inform them of all the business they're missing—there is more profit to be made and vegan bellies to fill. It's like feeding two birds with one hand, people. Johanna McCloy-founder of Soy Happy, a group that works to get veg options into baseball stadiums—advises veggie ambassadors to be persistent: "The Mets are a perfect example for this season. It took a year of persistent calls and e-mails and ongoing effort before they added veggie dogs to their new stadium's menu. And they added them all over the stadium, too."
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Thanks for that Mick. Some very relevant info for the HW35 nuts amongst us - me included.
I've just read today that Weihrauch made the change from leather to Nylon piston seal on HW35s at serial number 843636 in 1980.
Just thought I'd post it here for reference.
All the best Mick
Thanks for that Mick. Some very relevant info for the HW35 nuts amongst us - me included.
Demic, miserable, grumpy old git! Feinwerkbau Sport Appreciation Society.
I don't mind what sexual, religious or political persuasion you are, just don't impose them on me!!
Thanks for that.
'Every day is .'
Sec of Rivington Riflemen UKHFT indv. & Team Champs 2014. Their website: http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu
Oh Lord - if you want me to be a school crossing patrol man, give me a sign.
It's from a book I've probably read a thousand times and never noticed the info before.
And on page 162 under HW35EB we find this.
I found this by accident when I was trying to find out when the HW77 was introduced.
Autumn 1983 is the nearest I can find on that one ?
All the best Mick
Excellent bit of work Mick. I am off to check my "never been apart 35E" which is from around that period. Mind you whatever seal its got, leather or nylon it does 10.8ftlb to 11ftlbs in .22 with a slightly tired spring.
While we are on the subject of HW35 trivia Dennis Hiller [looks to the east and bows very low] writes - 'Up to serial number 754999 they have 12mm (*) scope groove and from 755000 they have a 9mm groove".
* I always understood it as 13mm but who am I to argue with God.
Sec of Rivington Riflemen UKHFT indv. & Team Champs 2014. Their website: http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu
Oh Lord - if you want me to be a school crossing patrol man, give me a sign.
And noted.
First HW rifle produced: 1951
5100 Manufactured 1955
5138 Manufactured 1955
31151 Manufactured 1955
44485 Manufactured 1956
51322 Manufactured 1956
58446 Manufactured 1957
72243 manufactured 1959
76244 Manufactured 1960
120662 Manufactured 1962
142447 Manufactured 1964
149423 Manufactured 1965
195863 Manufactured 1965
200000 manufactured 1966
241065 Manufactured 1966
395231 Manufactured 1968
296000 Manufactured 1969
309345 Manufactured 1969
322960 Manufactured 1969
332966 Manufactured 1969
333015 Manufactured 1969
333219 Manufactured 1970
346900 Manufactured 1970
357053 Manufactured 1970
373816 Manufactured 1970
375788 Manufactured 1970
400000 Manufactured 1972
401391 Manufactured 1972
423452 Manufactured 1972
469655 Manufactured 1973
480574 Manufactured 1973
496842 Manufactured 1973
512990 Manufactured 1974
583245 Manufactured 1975
600000 Manufactured 1976
612502 Manufactured 1976
613000 Single sided safety introduced ?
623997 Manufactured 1976
624554 Manufactured 1976
670138 Manufactured 1977
671143 Manufactured 1977
702045 Manufactured 1979
741394 Manufactured 1979
755000 HW35 changes from 12mm to 9mm scope rail
778058 Manufactured 1980
785538 Manufactured 1980
800000 Manufactured 1980
843636 HW 35 changes from Leather to Nylon Piston seal and double sided safety.
890268 Manufactured 1980
902189 Manufactured 1981
902315 Manufactured 1981
926011 Manufactured 1983
1000000 manufactured 1983.
1000375 manufactured 1983
1001845 manufactured 1983
January 1984 MK 1 HW 77 released in UK
1003486 was delivered in 1984
1003582 was delivered in 1984
1003986 manufactured 1984
1007970 manufactured 1984
1011026 was delivered in 1984
1011108 was delivered in 1984
1016650 was delivered in 1985
1016823 manufactured 1985
October 1985 MK2 77 anounced
1021358 Earliest known MK2 so far
1023310 manufactured 1985
1037060 Purchased new 16th July 1985
1032802 purchased new 1986
1036521 was delivered in 1987
1036528 was delivered in 1987
1041261 was delivered in 1987
1139541 was delivered in 1988
1139761 purchased new 1988
1178259 born 1989
1181401 was delivered in 1989
1181555 was delivered in 1989
1181588 was delivered in 1989
1182580 manufactured 1990
1183140 bought new in 1990
1186081 manufactured 1990
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1233526 Manufactured in 1991
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All the best Mick
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Singled sided safety introduced around 613000 and double sided by 915000 but may have been in the late 800000. Anyone got a double sided safey in the high 800000's? It may have happened at the same time as the switch to nylon washer corresponding to the intro of the HW80.
Scope rails were 13mm to 11mm, I think Hiller got his dimensions muddled.
The safety dates were going to be my next question as I was wondering today whether they coincided with the scope rail change and piston seal change.
Hillier could have measured the scope rails in the cutout instead of their widest point which would explain the difference in dimensions.
All the best Mick
I got it slightly wrong in my last post. HW intoduced the safety around serial no 611 to 613000, well before the change to 11mm scope rails. Beeman states the change was made around 76 and his guide of that year shows the "new" safety fitted to a HW35 so ties in with your dates. Shortly after this time the full serial number moved from the trigger block to under the barrel.
The earliest double sided safety I have seen was an HW35 advertised on Gunmart with a serial number of 851***. So possibly double sided safety and nylon washer introduced at the same time.
Since HW were using the same trigger block for the new 80 (all of which I've seen have had the double sided safety) it would be fairly reasonable to assume that both these changes happened at the same time? If thats the case then a purchaser of a HW35 should be able to tell at a glance at the trigger block, as to which washer is fitted with final confirmation being the serial number.
Despite mine and many peoples love of the HW80, the 35 is the better sub 12ftlb (and a bit above in some cases) air rifle.
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I have here HW35E in .177, serial number 751271 with single sided safety and leather piston washer, bought new from Optima Leisure in 1980 or 1981. I believe this ties in with your information.
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Thanks for the added info and I have penciled in the 613000 to the list.
Your info on the double sided safety makes perfect sense as well, when Weihrauch fitted the nylon HW80 piston seal to the HW35 then they surely would have used the 80 trigger housing as well to simplify production.
I still have a few dates to find such as
Introduction of the 80
When was the 77 breach opened out
Introduction of the MK3 77
Introduction of the 97 MK1, MK2, MK3
Thanks again for the info
All the best Mick
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As of May 21st, Florida will implement its new Animal Welfare Rules for greyhound racing. They will improve life for thousands of dogs. Had they been in place in 2011 they could have saved the lives of dozens of abused greyhounds.
The new rules require trainers to notify the state whenever a dog dies at a racetrack or kennel. Trainers have only 18 hours from the time of death to make the notification, and it has to be in writing. "This is an important provision that will increase transparency in the dog race industry," Carey Theil, GREY2K USA Executive Director, writes on his blog.
Greyhound haulers will have to be licensed. This is a mild and possibly ineffectual response to what greyhounds endure in haulers' trucks. En route between racetracks 60 dogs may be packed into one truck, two to three dogs in each small crate, with no air-conditioning. During the summer they can die from heat exhaustion in the trucks, and many have died this way, just like pet dogs left in cars. But as Theil points out, activists and the general public will know the identities of hauler-licensees, which should create some accountability.
The new rules will promote accountability in other ways. Trainers must maintain a roster identifying every dog in their kennels and listing the dog's name, tattoo number, owner, trainer, dates of arrival and departure, and the name and license number of the hauler transporting the dog.
At the racetrack, trainers pack multiple dogs into one cage, much like haulers do in trucks. The new rules prohibit trainers from locking more than one dog in a cage. Those cages are small even for one dog, but the rules don't require anything larger.
Saving the best for last, and quoting Theil's blog: "Racetrack officials will now be required to 'complete a weekly documented walk-through' of occupied greyhound kennels." This is the provision that, as I mentioned at the top, could have saved dozens of greyhounds a few years ago when some 39 greyhounds were found dead in a kennel at Ebro Greyhound Park. They had suffered starvation, dehydration and asphyxiation. Their trainer served about six years in prison.
Mandatory weekly walk-throughs could have identified problems early on and prevented these painful deaths.
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Welcome though they are, Florida's new racing laws do not fix the whole system. Nothing short of abolishing greyhound racing would truly protect these dogs.
According to the ASPCA:
• Greyhound breeders greatly overbreed, and many puppies never make it to a racing career. The unwanted pups, those who don't measure up to racing standards, are simply destroyed.
• At each track, approximately 1,000 dogs live in cramped conditions at any given time. They live in cages so small that a larger Greyhound can't even stand up.
• Dogs stay in their cages for up to 23 hours a day. At some tracks, lights are left on all day and night in the Greyhounds' kennel.
• At some tracks, Greyhounds are forced to wear their racing muzzles at all times—even when they eat and sleep—because it's just too much work to take them off and put them on again.
• Dogs are sometimes fed performance enhancing drugs, even including cocaine and steroids.
• Thousands of dogs are hurt each year at racetracks, and many are subsequently euthanized. Others are killed racing. These casualties of racing often go unreported.
• Racing dogs eat 4D meat—meat that has been deemed unfit for human consumption.
• Greyhounds often don't get the veterinary care they need and often suffer from infections and parasites.
• Dogs are forced to run on the hottest and coldest days of the year.
• When the industry has deemed Greyhounds no longer fit to race, usually before the age of six, they face an uncertain fate. While some are retired and sent to rescue groups, others are simply killed or returned to breeding facilities to serve as breeding stock.
Ending Greyhound Racing: Reporting Injuries and Decoupling
Florida could adopt two measures that would help racing dogs significantly and might even lead to the end of dog racing in the state.
One is to require trainers to report greyhound injuries. The new rules require reporting deaths, which is an important step forward. But, as Theil reports, reporting injuries can also help. He cites the example of Massachusetts, which adopted a requirement that trainers report injuries. The public and the state government learned for the first time the physical toll training, racing and poor treatment took on greyhounds. Massachusetts later banned greyhound racing entirely.
The other is to decouple greyhound racing from other gambling. The need for decoupling results from a strange "Florida law that requires dog tracks that have card room licenses, which permit them to run poker games, to run almost as many races — 90% — as they did the year they got the card licenses. Decoupling would sever the connection and free Florida's 13 dog racing tracks to hold fewer greyhound races," as I wrote at Care2 Causes last February.
Race tracks are generally losing money on greyhound racing. They make their money from their card room licenses, and in Florida, that means they have to keep racing dogs. Two state committees are considering decoupling dog racing from card room licenses, which would drastically reduce the number of dogs involved and suffering in the racing industry. The earliest they might act is 2014.
What You Can Do
The media, including online outlets and local Florida sources, have generally not reported on the new rules. GREY2K USA, the primary advocate for greyhounds' welfare, is nearly the only source of information. But these rules should be publicized: they highlight past and continuing abuse in the greyhound racing industry, but they also represent progress. There should also be public attention to the state's enforcement of the new rules; without that, they are just words on paper and of no use to the animals. The officials responsible for improving the welfare of Florida's canine racers deserve some acknowledgement, and some positive reinforcement that may help motivate them to enforce the rules.
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A small but positive step in the right direction...
My husband and I currently are parents (yes parents, not owners) of 2 wonderful greyhounds. As such, we certainly agree with everyone that has stated that greyhound racing is cruel and would not be sad to see it end. However, I hope that all these compassionate people will seriously consider adopting one or more of these sweet dogs. Hundreds, if not thousands of them will need forever homes when this "sport" goes away. Are you ready for the responsibility and the joy that comes with letting a grey into your life? I hope so. They need love, not just words.
It is about time. This is not a sport!!
Good news. It's a small step, but it is a start.
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I used to clean house for a lady who had adopted a greyhound that had been used for racing. Peaches was a sweet, loving dog. She was a sort of service dog for her owner, who had fibromyalgia, and who told me the dog made her get out of bed and go for walks every day. Otherwise, she said she probably would have stayed in bed and gave up. Far too many of these dogs get killed here after racing, or even before if they don't measure up. More needs to be done about this situation.
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Could Kevin Garnett be with the Brooklyn Nets beyond his playing career? One person tied in to the organization thinks so. In an interview released Saturday with CLNS Radio, Nets play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle sees Garnett having a role in the Nets organization after his retirement. "This could be just the start of a long-term relationship," Eagle said. "Kevin's got a lot of interests outside of just playing basketball, as we know, and I think he saw Brooklyn as an opportunity to try to capitalize on a number of those interests. When the smoke clears, I wouldn't be surprised if Kevin Garnett has some role moving forward beyond his basketball-playing years, whether it's within the Nets organization, whether it's with ownership, whether it's within the marketing aspect of this team, whether it's just within Brooklyn. That could be something to keep an eye on down the road. Kevin sees a bigger picture here than just playing one more year with the Nets." Eagle admitted that Garnett ...
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Montana claimed victory in a sudden death playoff at the Bobcat Invitational at the Riverside Country Club in Bozeman.
"It's really rewarding to see your players' hard work pay off," said head coach Emily Milberger.
The Grizzlies (306-303-304-913) tied with Utah Valley (311-301-301-913) for the top spot, but in a sudden death playoff where the four lowest scores counted, the Griz finished one-under-par to take the title home. Utah Valley completed the five-par playoff with a score of one-over-par.
Montana State (303-302-319-924) gave up their lead from the previous round to finish fourth behind Southern Utah (307-311-298-916). North Dakota (327-320-333) wrapped up the final round of the tournament in fifth with a overall score of 980.
"This wins shows our hard work," said senior Olivia Weber. "We really only had one week of practice before this tournament. It shows that we practiced hard and efficiently."
Weber (74-73-72-219) placed first in the tournament, a first in her collegiate golf career.
"I have never won in college," says Weber. "It's a great culmination of all my hard work and practice. I have wanted it for so long."
Sophomore Tara Green (77-75-75-227) claimed fifth place in the tournament.
Playing as an individual and not counting towards Montana's team score, junior Natalie Beard (76-79-78-233) finished the final round in tenth place.
Junior Lindsay Reeve (77-81-79) scored 237 to put her in seventeenth place. Right behind her, freshmen Haley Bingham (81-79-78) and Kyla Clancy (76-78-84) each put up a final score of 238 to tie for eighteenth.
"I think the players are really starting to see their potential, and we are building momentum as we head into our next tournament," says Milberger.
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Following the Pittsburgh Steelers 22-20 Thursday night loss to the Baltimore Ravens, head coach Mike Tomlin went over the long list of players injured in the game.
"Brett Keisel hurt his foot," started Tomlin. "Kelvin Beachum hurt his knee, Mike Adams hurt his ankle, [David] DeCastro hurt his foot, [Fernando] Velasco hurt his ankle. Don't know the status of those guys. Many of those guys are kind of being examined and obviously Le'Veon Bell sustained a concussion."
Things were so bad on the final few plays that Guy Whimper had to play left tackle and Cody Wallace came into the game at center.
Beachum tried to return to action earlier in the drive, but he had to give way to Beachum after just one play. Adams left just a few plays later with his ankle injury.
Wow. What a torturous game in so many ways. What an effort though on the short week on back to back road games. This season was lost earlier not tonight. Tonight was tremendous heart and effort Go steelers.
I hope Le'veon Bell is ok
Lord, that was scary to see when Bell's head got popped by 2 different helmets going 2 ways, causing his head to snap back and forth like that. Damn lucky that was only a concussion.
Lots of calls went the Steelers way, no sacks given up despite the patchwork O line, and they had their chances. It was not meant to be..
It was a good game, that could have gone either way. Can't ask for a better TNF Game on Thanksgiving, I just wish we lost because the ravens outplayed us, not because we outplayed ourselves.
All of these injuries were obligatory. 3 game winning streak and no lineman got hurt. Tonight made up or that. This team averages 1-1.3 Olineman per game. Been like this for 2 years.
I have never heard of one team having so many OL getting hurt year after year…just crazy. The team fought hard but didn't have enough. I am not bothered because I want a higher draft pick. Limping into the playoffs then losing doesn't do much for me.
I am now changing my call to take a Offensive tackle with the first pick. I now want a left tackle through free agency.
I'm not sure. Beachum has done pretty darn well over the last couple of games and he should get nothing but better with experience. Is it possible we already have our future left tackle?
I definitely agree though, based on the last few games, we have more pressing first-round needs than LT.
They were flat as hell. You could see it on their faces on the bench from the start of the game.
That scares me. I might go Rookie LT – but start Beachum next year until the rookie is ready. I flipped -I wanted a FA LT that could play from DAY1 but with Beachum playing so well -we can draft a rookie OT -but it better be pretty high round 1 or 2.
Bell looks smooth, I may be crazy and take this as intended but He reminds me a little of Eric Dickerson (running high and smooth) but also he has a lot of Eddie George in his game. It will be fun to watch his development. I hope he is ok -crazy train wreck of a hit.
More Eddie George, very patient, and also carry people for extra yards. Can't wait to see when Bell runs behind Decastro and a healthy Pouncy next year.
The Ravens looked ready and we did not but we did fight till the end.
We played well, we lost the game on ST. Pleased we're out of the running now rather fall out of contention than with a week or 2 to go (we'd have lost in GB vs Rodgers anyway, we all know that). I agree, with Ken, season was lost @ 0-4 not last nite. Ravens will win the division now, Bengals don't convince me at all. Ravens now v good SB outsider.
Although there were many poor executions and just bad plays, I don't think its fair to generalize and say they were flat. There were fights and aggressive actions and many players clearly played very hard. I do take exception to Tomlin goofing around on the sideline and smiling late in the game and after the game. This game not only had huge playoff implications, was a nationally televised night game, and was against the Ravens! But I'm sure he takes full responsibility for it. Obviously.
Are you talking about Eddie George at the end of his career. That's what his yards per carry and stats resembles. So far he is having a less than average year for a feature back . The Steelers have to be very honest about there roster and although Bell looks and runs like an elite NFL RB the end result isn't there yet. He has been running behind DeCastro all year and to little effect. If the Steelers don't properly evaluate there roster these 8-8 seasons will go on for a long time.Remember just because they are a Steeler doesn't make them good. From here on out they need to be good because they are. I know we have a patch work line but if you look so does every other team.
If you look at the primary run play it would answer your question. Ben takes the ball runs 4 steps back then hands it to a RB who is standing still he then takes the ball and slams it between the tackles. And every team knows it's coming. Pretty much explains all the ankle and knee injuries.
Relax, Bob. Were only comparing Bell's physical stature and running style. As far as production, I don't need to remind you that this is a patch work line. I'm sure you're an old school fan who's used to seeing durable O-Lines that were led by Dawson in the 90s and Faneca and Hartings in 00s in which no name RB like Parker, Staley, Morris, or Barry Foster had stellar years.
Next season, they get back Pouncey and along with Decastro would love to see how Bell performs.
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Lee County public health officials confirmed Monday the community's first case of chikungunya fever, a disease linked to infected mosquitoes outside of the United States.
The first case of imported chikungunya fever was confirmed in a 71-year-old man who recently traveled to the Dominican Republic, said Diane Holm, spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Health in Lee County.
The man has recovered from the disease after spending three days in a hospital in Lee County, she said.
"He is considered to no longer have the disease," she said.
Chikungunya (pronounced chick-en-gun-ya) fever is a disease spread by bites from daytime-biting infected mosquitoes. All cases in the United States so far have been "imported," where individuals were bitten in the Caribbean, Africa, Asia or elsewhere.
"It is not contracted domestically," Holm said. "The United States has not had a problem with chikungunya virus yet. The Domincan Republic is having a terrible problem with it and it is moving into Haiti. Florida, because we are so closely located here to the Caribbean, we are getting more than other states."
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Symptoms include sudden onset of high fever, severe joint pain mainly in the arms and legs, headache, muscle pain, back pain and rash. Symptoms appear usually three to seven days after being bitten by an infected mosquito.
The illness cannot be spread from person to person but it is possible for an infected mosquito to bite more than one person.
Treatment involves rest, fluid and ibuprofen or acetaminophen, Holm said.
People at risk for more serious illness include newborns, older adults and people with a chronic condition such as diabetes, heart disease and hypertension.
To avoid infection, people are advised to wear insect repellent at all times and to wear clothing that covers their skin, along with fixing any broken screens on windows and removing standing water, which can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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Chikungunya lives in daytime biting mosquitoes and people are advised to use insect repellent during the day, as well as at dusk and dawn.
"Avoiding mosquito bites is the key to preventing infection with chikungunya and other mosquito-borne diseases," said Jennifer Roth, an epidemiologist with tge Lee health department.
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TPL has acquired the farm from a commercial developer at a cost of $1.75 million and is temporarily holding it off the market. TPL and a local non-profit organization, the Webster Farm Preservation Association (WFPA), will now begin an effort to raise funds to permanently protect the farm, along with Webster's home and several historic buildings on the land. The total needed to complete the project is $2.4 million, which will include immediate stabilization of the buildings and ongoing stewardship funds for the land and buildings.
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