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- "Good reformist energy in NYC to decriminalize student misbehavior. Big, unreported obstacle? School security guards are all NYPD personnel." [Chase Madar on Twitter]
- "What is Obama's big idea regarding day care? Well, to make it even more expensive" [Nick Gillespie citing Abby Schachter]
- "Why no one, but no one, trusts a campus sexual assault proceeding." [Judith Shulevitz; Volokh (16 Penn Law profs)] Remarkable story of student investigated because he reminded woman of man who had attacked her thousands of miles away [Janet Halley/Harvard Law Review, see text between footnotes 23 and 24 near end, but interesting throughout] Two views of new advocacy film The Hunting Ground [David Edelstein, New York; Lizzie Crocker, Daily Beast]
- We never followed up at the time on what happened in the 2008 Billy Wolfe bullying story out of Fayetteville, Ark., but suffice it to say it's not flattering to New York Times coverage [Eighth Circuit 2011 opinion; earlier here, here, and here]
- Quaker schools in United Kingdom resist mandate that all schools teach "fundamental British values" [Guardian] Non-Oxbridge universities to be brought into line rather sharply on teach-against-terror agenda [Chris Bertram, Crooked Timber]
- How does your pension compare? "Nearly 5,000 [New York] teachers cashing in on six-figure pensions" [New York Post]
Posts Tagged 'colleges and universities'
Free speech roundup
- "Victory for 'Caveman' Blogger in Free Speech Fight – the right to give advice about what to eat" [Institute for Justice, earlier]
- "Is an academic discussion of free speech potentially traumatic?" Given campus trends, it might soon be [Wendy Kaminer]
- Logic of rejecting heckler's veto points likewise to rejecting its savage cousin, terrorists' veto [Ronald Collins]
- Someone tried to yank a Minnesota urbanist's engineering license because of things he wrote on his blog. It didn't work [Strong Towns; compare first roundup item]
- Departing NPR ombudsman would take free speech law back to '50s, and that means 1850s not 1950s [Volokh, earlier]
- The last time I saw Paris, it was making a fool of itself in litigation [Mediaite, Huffington Post, earlier on city's threats to sue Fox]
- Argentina: state uses control over soccer broadcasts to beam propaganda denouncing opposition [David Kopel] "Dissenting voices silenced in Pakistan's war of the web" [Jon Boone, Guardian]
Schools roundup
- "Teacher keeps job despite 'unsatisfactory' rating 6 years in a row" [New York Post; and one reaction that speaks volumes about attitudes at Media Matters for America]
- Cathy Young interviewed the accused (cleared by university and police) in Columbia "mattress" case and reports on the message traffic between him and accuser [The Daily Beast; Daniel Garisto, Columbia Daily Spectator ("we, the members of the campus media, failed specifically with Sulkowicz's story by not being thorough and impartial" in part because of social pressure against pro-due-process viewpoints)]
- Redouble whippings till morale improves: Obama seeks big hike in Department of Education Office for Civil Rights (OCR) budget [Robby Soave, Chronicle of Higher Education, Hans Bader] Theory assigns big role to OCR: "the resurgence of P.C. has actually been orchestrated from the top down." [Jason Willick, Stanford Political Journal]
- Faculties have resigned governance questions to "University Life" bureaus, which often place less value on academic freedom [Todd Zywicki, Pope Center] "Graduate school eliminates use of titles like 'Mr.' and 'Ms.' in salutations and correspondence" [Alexandra Zimmern, The College Fix on CUNY Graduate Center]
- NLRB ropes religious institutions' faculty into federal labor law regime [Joseph Knippenberg, Law and Liberty, parts one, two]
- "Students of 'predatory' school to get loan forgiveness" [Miami Herald, Everest U.]
- When researchers interview jihadis, should they get a "project funded by the U.S. Department of Defense" disclaimer/warning under human-subjects-protection rules? [IRB Blog]
Schools roundup
- Illinois school district warns parents that in doing investigations under new cyber-bullying law it may require students to hand over their Facebook passwords [Vice Motherboard; earlier on "cyber-bullying"]
- Powerful, from Christina Hoff Sommers: how a shoddy NPR / Center for Public Integrity campus-rape study fueled legal fury of Department of Education's Civil Rights Division [The Daily Beast; more, Bader] Nancy Gertner, retired federal judge and prominent progressive voice, on due process for college accused [American Prospect] Questions for New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand [KC Johnson, Minding the Campus]
- Smith College: "the word crazy was censored from the transcript, replaced with the term 'ableist slur.'" [Kevin Cullen, Boston Globe]
- "Community College Courtesy of the Federal Taxpayer? No Thanks" [Neal McCluskey, Arnold Kling]
- "Families Of Two Newtown Victims Sue Town And School Board" [CBS Connecticut via Skenazy; recently on suits against gun businesses]
- More coverage of open records requests as way to go after ideologically disliked professors [Inside Higher Ed, our take last month]
- Washington Post piece went viral, but it's dead wrong: "No, A Majority of US Public School Students are Not In Poverty" [Alex Tabarrok] Look, a not-yet-published paper that claims to confirm something many of us want dearly to believe about school finance. But will it have the staying power of Prof. Hanushek's? [WaPo "WonkBlog"]
College trademark dispute ends peacefully
Both Oklahoma State University and New Mexico State University use a version of "Pistol Pete" as a mascot. OSU found that although NMSU had agreed to use a variant, some items sold in connection with its school continued to use the version infringing on OSU's. Suit was filed, but rather than expensively shooting it out in court, the two have now agreed to let a token fee cover a small leeway for infringement, and leave it at that. [Trademarkologist]
When the family is the last to know
The doctor legally couldn't tell him his son was in drug trouble. Nor could the college. Maybe time to rethink federal privacy laws? [Tony Christ, DelmarvaNow]
"The data also shows 6 of every 1,000 students are victims."
That's National Public Radio, summarizing a new report from the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics that tells a very different story from the "1 in 5″ campus sexual assault slogan heard from the White House on down. Earlier here, etc.
P.S. Cato has now posted my Commentary article from last year on federal pressure for universities to reduce the procedural rights of accused students and faculty.
Does the AAUP approve of FOIA-ing professors' emails?
Should we cheer or boo when outspoken professors at state universities become the target of public records demands filed by antagonists seeking their emails and correspondence? As we had occasion to note during the Douglas Laycock controversy in May and June, there's plenty of inconsistency on this question on both left and right. Some who cheer FOIA requests when aimed at scholars supportive of the environmental and labor movements, for example, later deplore them as harassment when the tables are turned, and vice versa.
If there's any group you might expect to take a consistent position on these questions, it's the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), its members being prospective targets of such requests and thus at the very center of the issue. So what's their opinion?
In 2011, when politically liberal University of Wisconsin historian William Cronon was the target of a FOIA request by state Republicans, AAUP sent a strongly worded letter on its letterhead denouncing the move as a threat to academic freedom. The group likewise came to the defense of environmentalists targeted by conservatives.
This spring, an AAUP document on "Academic Freedom and Electronic Communications" (see pp. 12-14) was moderately critical of FOIA requests targeting University of Texas sociologist Mark Regnerus and his journal editor over a much-criticized study providing social conservatives with ammunition against changes in family law favorable toward gays. Since no one suspects the AAUP's leadership of sympathy with the content of Regnerus's work, this suggested that the skepticism toward FOIA might be founded on principle.
Not long afterward, however, when prominent (and politically unclassifiable) University of Virginia law professor Doug Laycock came under FOIA attack from gay rights activists who disapproved of his courtroom work on religious liberties, the AAUP was quoted in the press talking in a more vague and reticent way of "balance" and saying it weighs in on particular controversies rather than taking general stands.
Now turn to the University of Kansas, where Art Hall, executive director of the Center for Applied Economics at Kansas University's business school is under FOIA attack, accused of being too close to the free-market economics favored by donors from the Koch family of Wichita (who have also given much support over the years to the Cato Institute, which publishes this site). So what do you know? The state AAUP chapter is actually leading the charge against Hall, its members have raised funds to support the public records demand, and its state president vocally insists that there's no danger whatsoever to academic freedom in allowing, as a group once put it, "fleeting, often casual e-mail exchanges among scholars to be opened to inspection by groups bent on political attack."
You might start to wonder whether the AAUP is going to hold to any consistent position at all beyond the convenience of the moment. (& George Leef, Phi Beta Cons; reprinted at Minding the Campus) Update: Judge halts process to review proposed email release [Will Creeley, FIRE]
Schools roundup
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- Not everyone in academia admires the federal law entitling tenured professors to stay on "until they're carried out of the classroom on a gurney" [Laurie Fendrich, Chronicle of Higher Ed; my earlier]
- Montgomery County, Md.: "The School Religious Holidays Problem is Really a Public Schooling Problem" [Neal McCluskey]
- "Concussion Lawsuits Hit High School Level" [AP; Cook County, Ill.]
- Reminder: much-quoted "one in five college women is raped" statistic is not real [Christina Sommers, Time; the Washington Post's contribution (not to forget this); and a very important new piece by Emily Yoffe in Slate]
- Ousting bad cops, ousting bad teachers: parallel obstacles [RiShawn Biddle, Dropout Nation]
- George Leef on federal pressures behind Minneapolis school-discipline initiative [Forbes, earlier here and here]
- DoJ "feigning concern about access for disabled children" in suit challenging Wisconsin school choice [George Will]
Schools roundup
- UCLA admins grovel, humiliate veteran profs over charges of "microaggression" [Heather Mac Donald, City Journal] Meanwhile, this piece on overuse of disability card/trigger warnings in academic settings has already gotten labeled #AbleistAbuse so read at own risk [June Thunderstorm, The Baffler]
- Toughened D.C. truancy laws "flooding schools with paperwork and pushing tardy students into the criminal justice system" [WP]
- Polite opinion beginning to turn in favor of procedural protections for accused in campus sex cases? [Ruth Marcus, Washington Post] Richard Painter: accused minorities may be at disadvantage under new house rules [Legal Ethics Forum]
- Schoolboy hurts himself opening emergency exit at back of bus, lawsuit follows [NY Daily News]
- Union fines Nassau Community College adjuncts for not "supporting" strike, including one who was on leave at time [Newsday] P.S. Union situation over at Rockland Community College has its own problems;
- Before registering for classes, students at some universities must submit to Title IX training with wildly intrusive personal questions [Susan Fruth, FIRE]
- Summary of Eric Hanushek's expert report in Texas school finance case [Texas Public Policy Foundation]


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Preheat oven to 350°F. Rub beets with 1 teaspoon olive oil and season with 1/4 teaspoon salt. Roast on a baking sheet until tender, about 50 to 60 minutes. Let cool, then peel. Cut the beets into medium chunks and set aside.
Toast the cumin seeds in a dry skillet until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes, then grind into a powder, preferably with a mortal and pestle.
In a small sauté pan over medium low heat, heat 2 teaspoons olive oil and sweat garlic and shallot until tender, 4 to 5 minutes.
In a blender or a food processor, combine the beets, 1/4 cup olive oil, 1/2 teaspoon salt, cumin, garlic, shallot, yogurt, and lime. Continue pulsing until very smooth. This recipe yields about 2 cups.
Spoon borani into a serving bowl. Sprinkle with feta, sesame seeds, and finishing sea salt and drizzle with extra virgin olive oil. Serve with baguette or crackers.


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Queso Panela with Oregano and Olive Oil
Queso Panela with Oregano and Olive Oil
This is a popular Mexican appetizer that is easy to put together and simply delicious. The recipe calls for Mexican oregano, which does have a distinct taste than Mediterranean oregano. Of course, you can use either variety, but just keep in mind that you should try both to get to know their differences.
1 package queso panela
1 tsp Mexican oregano
1 tablespoon Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Sprinkle the cheese with the oregano on both top and bottom. Heat up a skillet with the olive oil. Place the cheese in the skillet and heat through. After a few minutes, flip and heat through on the other side. You are not looking to gain any color on the cheese, but just gently heating it through so it is soft.
Transfer to a platter and serve with crackers.
1 round of cheese is enough for a party of 12 or more.
My dad makes a different version of this with Garlic, a few more spices, olive oil, then marinates in the refrigerator for a day and bakes until beautifully soft and delicious. One of my favorite dishes :-)
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Americans like to think that when it comes to science fiction, we're the world's cultural epicenter. We're home to Area 51, Roswell, N.M., and Comic-Con. We were the culture that created everything from Star Trek and The X-Files to Coneheads and Plan 9 From Outer Space. We surely have more geeks per square mile than anywhere else on earth.
But they've never created a franchise to match the once and future king of sci-fi television: the aged yet nearly ageless Doctor Who.
Before Captain Kirk set his first phaser to stun or HAL 9000 sent his first innocent man into the vacuum of space, the good Doctor was cruising through the airwaves of Britain. The show's mammoth BBC run began in 1963 and continues to this day—though it did take about 16 years off, from 1989 to 2005. This isn't just a television show. It's an institution. The only thing that has reigned longer in Britain is the queen herself.
It's somehow fitting, then, that the centerpiece of Doctor Who is an ever-changing yet nearly ageless character known, simply, as the Doctor.
The Doctor is, ostensibly, a "Time Lord," a being capable of hopping through space and time with the help of a contraption known as a TARDIS. (It looks suspiciously like a 1950s London police box.) And while he can be killed just like anyone else, he doesn't "die," precisely, but undergoes a Phoenix-like transformation and becomes an entirely "new" Doctor—one who looks and often acts much differently than his predecessor, but one who still retains all his memories.
When your show lasts half a century, you've got to be able to recast your lead at least two or three times. And, in fact, there have been 12 such incarnations who've traveled time and space with an always growing list of companions (most of them human). The Doctor has saved the galaxy countless times with a curious combination of wit, derring-do and (looking back) laughable special effects.
It's hard to see the older shows now and imagine anyone getting frightened by, say, the evil Daleks (which look like taller, punked-out versions of R2-D2). But back in the day, Doctor Who was considered by many to be fright-night television. Though designed as a family show, in the 1970s Doctor Who came under fire for being too scary and gory for children. British activist Mary Whitehouse declared it "teatime brutality for tots," and she may have had a point. It featured bloodthirsty dolls (Chucky's forebears?), murderous daffodils and plenty of violent mayhem—including the offing of a Doctor or two. The show supposedly spawned the British phrase "behind the sofa"—as in hiding behind the sofa during its especially scary parts. No less than The Economist suggests that "hiding behind the sofa whenever the Daleks appear" is as quintessentially British as teatime.
Now, with special effects being so much better, Doctor Who may be more frightening than ever. But in an age when televisions are littered with serial killers and worse, the creatures here still have a B-movie quality to them: kinda creepy, kinda campy. Are they a little freaky? Yes. Will they force the average adult into years of counseling? Probably not. The violence they perpetrate shouldn't be excused or ignored, but it's only fair to say that their visceral impact is, for the most part, PG.
The show has a few other issues: Sexual allusions and situations (including references to same-sex marriage) are sporadic but still present. Mild profanities (including the British curse "bloody") and misuses of God's name tag along occasionally. More significantly, the series has been known to dabble in religious themes—not always to the comfort of Christians. Its current worldview is essentially humanist, and it sometimes mocks or dismisses certain religious ideas or ideals. And the mere presence of a Time Lord who, essentially, raises himself from the dead every few seasons does in itself provoke a host of theological issues.
Even so, Doctor Who usually feels rooted in a more genteel past. It's a fun, witty show with geek-friendly charm. And there are certainly far worse ways to spend a Saturday night these days than taking a trip on the TARDIS. But as the Doctor would surely warn anyone who glibly steps through its doors, you ride at your own risk, and there are no guarantees of what you might see.
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"The Impossible Astronaut"
The Doctor invites some of his old companions—Britons Amy Pond and Rory Williams, and mysterious time traveler River Song—to America for a new adventure. But before he can tell them about it, he's killed—and dies in such a way that he can't regenerate. Luckily, he invited a previous version of himself to help solve his own murder. Unluckily, that Doctor has no idea why he's there. Or is it here? Neither can his companions tell him, because if they did so the universe would be destroyed.
One of those iconic creepy aliens blasts an innocent woman to smithereens. (The remains look like shreds of a burst balloon.) Amy appears to accidentally shoot a little girl. The Doctor hides underneath the voluminous skirt worn by a 17th-century lady. "This isn't nearly as bad as it looks," he says, and he appears to be at least partly undressed. River Song offers a sexual double entendre. Characters say "h‑‑‑," "bloody" and misuse God's name. Everyone drinks wine. River mentions that The Doctor was once worshipped on Easter Island and says that a Time Lord's body is "a miracle."
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The alien is mainly encased in armor, but we do see his grotesque claws on occasion—often grasping the heads of human victims. Off-camera screams and a bloody arm sticking up hint at the beastie's shred-full behavior. We hear about how the Martian's enemies "respected" him enough to carve his name into their skin before he killed them, and the alien himself threatens to turn the earth into another red planet with the flow of their blood.
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A dinosaur goes up in flames. A man is apparently killed (off camera) for his eyeballs. (We hear the scream.) A vast balloon is said to be made of human skin. The blade-wielding cyborgs are made partly of human parts culled from unfortunate patrons to their restaurant. The cyborg leader has just half a creepy face (the rest is a mass of metal and gears), can take off his hand (revealing a gas torch) and eventually falls a great distance, getting skewered on Big Ben.
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1. Offensive Line If the Chicago Bears could pull it off, they would love to tear down the offensive line and start over in 2013. Even 2011 first-round pick Gabe Carimi's job is in jeopardy, as he may be moved inside to guard in the near future. They have to come away with at least one starting lineman in free agency and another within the first three rounds of the draft. 2. Tight End The Bears have some of the best blocking tight ends in the league in Kellen Davis and Matt Spaeth, but with Mike Martz long gone it's time to find another pass catcher. Tyler Eifert would be a great addition in the first round. 3. Linebacker The Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs era is nearly over, and no one on the current roster is ready to fill their shoes. Both could be back in 2013, but youth and depth are definitely needed.
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I hope you can find some peace soon! ;)
Hi! I feel for you!
As far as the 'moring sickness' coming out the other end...welcome to pregnancy ;) Everything and anything strange that can happen to your body is possible and normal when you are preganant. It should pass.
As far as the meds go before I was preganant I took Lithium and Seroquel. I had to go off of the lithium but after many dr visits and reseach I decided to stay on the Seroquel. I am now 28 weeks pregnant and have had a happy, healthy preganancy but most imporatantly my little guy is perfectly healthy as well. Seroquel will help you sleep and for me it has really worked wonders on my mood. I can't say that it is for everyone but it will cover you on both ends of the spectrum and a safe option for pregnancy (as well as breastfeeding! That is a whole other topic though).
Though the Seroquel has helped me tremendously I can say there is no escaping the danm hormones. Those weepy days come and go and I notice I am just not as tough and able to take stress as I usually would be. Then again welcome to pregnancy. Whether you are bipolar or perfectly healthy we are all the same in that respect. That is why I suggest you find a dr you are comfortable with. Its a long, intimate journey and you need a good dr on your side.
I understand COMPLETELY about the weight gain! For all the good Seroquel did me I gained 25 lbs on it before I got pregnant which resulted in me getting pregnant at my highest weight. I have gained my fair share of weight during the pregancy as well but I stopped worrying about it months ago! I was only able to do that bc my dr doesn't harp on me about my weight and at this point I'll deal with it when the baby is born.
You can feel free to send me a personal message as well, anytime you need to talk. I wish you luck on your journey and give yourself credit for starting to address your worries and fears from the begining! You will be a great Mommy!!
Ugh. I'm so sorry. I wasn't medicated when I had my DD, but I was before I got pregnant with DS. I chose to go off of the meds, but I encourage people to find a doc, who understands bipolar and meds.
My doc was ok, either way. She didn't push the meds, but she did say if the benefits outweigh the risk, than she was ok with it and going through horrible anxiety, depression or a manic high is a pretty big risk when you are in that state. I wonder if smaller doses, or switching to other meds, might help.
One thing that did happen to me is after I had DS, I had a helluva time with PPD, in fact I probably had PPP (Post Partum Psychosis). I don't know if it was because I didn't have the meds in my system, or if it wasn't related, but even back on my meds, I went through a year of hell.
I didn't bond with him until he was about 6 months old. I was detached, just plain severely depressed.
I always say that what is best for mommy, is usually best for baby as far as that goes. I know that when I am in a mood swing, I do not do healthy things at all.
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'The Walking Dead' Season 4 Recap, Episode 14: 'The Grove' [Spoilers]
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This week on The Walking Dead: nothing. Nothing happens. Carol and Tyreese and all three kids just have a nice, chilled-out episode where they point out shapes in the clouds and stuff. Literally nothing at all happens, so we can talk about something else now. Something pleasant and uplifting, like Darfur, or terminal cancer.


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A winecup flower in TX
I got back home Monday afternoon. Had quite an eventful trip heading to Louisiana before we even got out of TX., then because of that incident, got stuck in traffic twice, moving nowhere, for a bit of time, and consequently didn't get to Louisiana till evening of last Thursday, when it should have been afternoon.
I really had a great time getting to see my nieces and nephews. My brother & I went and visited for several hours my mom's cousin and best friend. She's 95, in a skilled nursing place right now, & I guess it's up in the air whether she will get to go back to her Little Garden Home, as she calls it. I sure hope she does, as she has always been sharp as a tack, independent, but I think the fall she had, a little over a week before I got to Louisiana, hitting her head pretty hard, has affected her somewhat. It was a great visit, and it really, really made her day.
I brought home a big bag of boiled peanuts for me and the kids to share. My husband doesn't like them. Also brought home a container of chicken gumbo, & one of seafood gumbo.
The weather was great whole time there, getting only a little bit too hot one time, and that was when my SIL & I went to a nice sized open flea market, but it didn't last that long.
Night before I left, we had a yummy feast of catfish, shrimp, fries and hushpuppies. It was soooo good.
I'm fixing to leave to take my son to a Dr. appt. then we're going out for lunch together.
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Hi everybody. I'm kind of depressed tonight so this will be short. My dog Angel is acting wierd and she made a couple of strange noises. Please pray that she will be okay. She is such a sweetie. Sherry, it's good to see you made it home safely. Wow, I can't believe you left Louisiana 5 days ago. Boy time flies. It was great talking to you on the phone. Maybe one day we all can meet up somewhere. TAS I love your quote graphic....very beautiful. I think I will post it on my Facebook page. I also like your 'friend' one as well. June cute little graphic you posted, too...I love frogs and turtles. Marie, I think I will snag your 'love' graphic.
Well, let me go and open a new Medicine Path thread. Good night.
My dog Angel.
I agree with you tas - We are talking to move wher the man didn't touch nothing, Mother Nature. Hope you are feeling better dear friend Vicky and you dog. Sending Reiki to both of you at my medi tat ion lol... you will get better if it is not now. Hello Gabra and don't see the nice Kaya, hello. and June and all who will read me, and Sherry, wish you have good healing for your son. Dave applied to be volunteer as music therapist, at the hospital where he had his detox 1 year ago, time past so fast. He will have to go to Brklyn if so. He is at Day 3 now, this Saturday and all is fine. Just hope it will continue. Was very sunny and warm day yesterday. I did NOTHING, NOTHING. -- dk made 3 Juices and I ate around 21:00. I will go to the garden for smoko and Good everything to each one of you. Be well,
Vicky, you can snag all you want and everyone too. This is what I am doing now. xx
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Vicky, it was good talking to you too! My time was short in louisiana, and running the nroads and visiting while i was there, but I had such a good time with my brother and family. I hope i will get to go back before way too long, and have a longer time to spend so I can come into Misssissippi, and visit you and Preston too.
Vicky, my niece & her husband in Louisiana have two dogs, and one of them looks like your pic of yours! Isn't that like a Red Heeler w/out the cropped ears? I don't like the idea of cropping dogs ears either. I do hope she is going to be okay. keep us informed. Another big dog down there is those Catahoulas. Some are okay, but I think it depends as usual on the owners, as we used to have a couple that lived next door that had 2 of them, when I used to live in Gonzales. Not the most desirable of people by far, so the dogs were unfortunately the same. They do come in some interesting combo of colors too though.
My brother sent me some papers to file a complaint if I want, over the incident I told you about driving to Louisiana, but i don't know if I really want to do that or just call the right people & tell them about it. That officer by his own doing, if he had had someone to be worried about, could have put his ownself in jeopardy. I can't fault him on his attitude or personality a bit, which would make it alot easier to file, it was just all so odd.
Gotta run take a shower as my daughter will be here by 11:30 to pick me up to go to the grandson's baseball game. Then when i get back hubby and I will probably be going to the gun show. The old antique ones they have are really cool, and not everybody's thing, but it's interesting seeing things from the past old days, and different styles and types plus other things they sell.
My son and daughter will be coming over one day here to have some seafood gumbo I brought back, also chicken gumbo. I took a small ice chest. And I brought home a big bag of boiled peanuts too. My husband doesn't like them, but me, son and daughter had a feast, & I sent them home some. Also brought home some boxes of Beignet mix.
Have a good trip,Marie. Sherry,I wish I could have eaten with you,that stuff sounds fantastic.Just checking in,saying hello,blah,blah,blah......hahahaha....have a good "hump day",everyone,lol.
^5 to you Gabra. I hope your life is going better.
Hi Sherry, TAS, Marie, June, Gabra and Kaya. Wow, it's been 5 days since I stopped in. I'm slacking. lol The weekend is upon us again....time is flying. Oh, Angel is doing lots better....thanks for all that prayed or inquired about her.
Sherry, did your daughter have her baby yet? I forget when you said it was due. Angel is a Red Heeler and her ears used to stand straight up. However while she was still an outside dog living in someone else's yard she must have got ear mites and shook her ears a lot. That's why her ears look like they do and I didn't have the money to get them to make them stand up straight again. I think she looks cute though; of course I could just be partial. lol I once owned a Catahoula dog; he had gorgeous blue eyes. Unfortunately I couldn't keep him in my yard or a pen; he would climb the fence and always get out. Sadly I had to get rid of him. I need to make some gumbo this winter; it's been a while. I love Chicken, Andouille gumbo but mainly seafood gumbo.
June I sure like your 'hello friends' tag....hope you don't mind that I snagged it.
Marie, beautiful pictures of the mountains, the wooded land and the one of the ocean. Looks so peaceful. I went to the coast yesterday and laid on the beach for about 30 minutes listening to the waves and gulls. I had so much fun feeding them....you can start with 1 gull and when you turn around there are dozens. lol I'm glad you are happy now with d.k.
Good night ladies.
I thought that was a Red Heeler, Vicky. The ears are cute down.
My daughter had my granddaughter, Tatum MaeLynn, on January 26th, on my Mother's birthday. My Mother is passed. Mae was my Mother's middle name. She would have been delighted with this one too. Tatum laughs now, and yesterday when I took her when they came in, her little eyes lit up, she got the biggest smile and laughed with delight. Today my daughter drove up to get something, I went out to the car, reached in and started talking to her. She didn't see my face, as she was facing bacward in the car seat and I had to reach across my older granddaughter to take her fingers and started talking to her, but she lit up right away and got that big smile to hear grandma.
I tried a few songs with her too, like I did my grandson when he was a baby, and guess what is the only one that tickles her to pieces? She just loves "Camptown Races." You know "Camptown ladies sing this song.. Doo Dah, doo dah...." LOL
Well, going to bed. I'm going to school lunch with my grandson tomorrow.
Hope everyone is doing well, and life is good for everyone!
Hi everyone,
I tried to send a message a few days ago and it 'loaded' forever and never posted so I finally gave up. So much going on and notes to read, I skimmed through most of them, sorry.
Our grandson, Cade, was born on May 1st, emergency C-section for our daughter, Laurie, and Cade did not breathe for over 3 minutes. Rushed to UCSF NICU where he was put in a special cooling bed for 72 hrs. We were told on the night he was born that he may not make it but he did. After the cooling period he was given an MRI which showed no damage or injury to his brain. He was kept in the NICU and finally came home on Mother's Day. My hubby and I have either been at the hospital or watching our other grandson while our daughter and her hubby were at the hospital. Cade saw his pediatrician yesterday and the ped called it a 'static' event that will have no lasting consequences, which is the best news yet. and we are all more than thankful. BTW, his name means 'small battle' and 'spirit of the battle' so had picked a perfect name without knowing.
I hope all of you are well. Marie, you are traveling and happy, that's great news. Vicki, I hope your dog is doing better. A quick hello to everyone else and I hope to be around more than I have been now that our life will return to normal, whatever that is!
Oh Carlene what a scare that was with your new grandson, Cade! I am so happy that he is okay with no lasting damage. How awesome is that that he was named Cade before this happened and that he came home on Mother's Day. What a gift from God. Angel (my dog) is okay...thank you for asking.
Hello to all the other ladies. Marie, that sure is a pretty picture with the conch shell, starfish and other sea creatures. It's starting to get real humid here.....it will soon be time to turn on my a/c and fill up my pool.
Hello everyone; I was at a pc that very complicated, Apple. S0 there is a very special Dave finnally sent to Youtube his song and a surprise,
on on Youtube too, go on Youtube and write 'deliotk' Now you will see him, he is so much better with so many songs he wrote lyrics and music. I like to see him on screen. We will go to his sister in Jersey, next Monday for a week. All is fine with the three of us. He gave his cat to his sister because she needs her, Puttytat. I will be happy to see her. It looks that everyone is good.
Carlene, I travel, 'we'. I'm not a routine woman. A fantastic mid-week to all.
trying to remember all the good news ,Sherry ,Carlene.Marie...CONGRATS.
have got a few minutes,not just to post and run,sorry if it seems like I am not paying attention...There are a few things going on with me,getting ready to head west to the boat for the summer,concerts have been added that are exciting,like Sarah Maclachlan, in June,,really looking forward.
What a darling picture TAS. Summer concerts will be real nice; I like Sarah Maclachlan.
Marie, typing in deliotk this is what I got; is it Dave? If so I like the song; he did a good job. I think you're saying that he wrote it, right?
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lThanks Vicky, yes Dave is a poet he can play many instruments. If you want to look at his profile it is Dave Kane. Did you see the Madam Gizmo? One of the 8 cats. Believe it I went to bed at 6;30. i just got up and have to dring some juice. Talk to you later. Like your pic, dear Tas and every one hugs.
thanks for that pic Marie
a friend joked at me by asking if there was going to be a slideshow of shelter dogs playing behind her,lol
That's funny TAS about the slideshow of shelter dogs. lol Precious picture June! Weather today was so beautiful! Enjoy your weekend everyone.
Come to think about it, WHERE IS EVERYONE? It's been a while since Kaya posted and haven't seen much of Sherry, Gabra, Carlene either.
In an effort to keep our threads on topic,and not hurt anyone's feelings,I made an off topic,topic thread...and reposted extraneous posts,and or petitions that do not pertain to the bison;our mission...
I have made a bit of a non sensical mess,and hope Vicky will help sort it out..
since she is unaware of my having done this,I just know she was unhappy as was i with all the offtopic/non bison related posts in the wrong place..
Hopefully she can help me relocate them properly,,, please don't be mad at me. just trying to keep things organized and everyone happy...Hope your weekend was great
I'm glad you like my hummingbird Marie....they are such entertaining birds and very territorial. I love the picture of your owl. Once in a while if we sit on the porch towards evening we can hear owls.
TAS, thank you for opening the other thread for chatting and non-bison petitions, crusades, etc. We don't want to miss signing them yet we want to keep the group focused as well. You did a great job coming up with the idea of a separate thread. I think I'll close this one and when we fill up the re-organized thread we will keep your name Yellowstone Cafe & add '& off topic petitions'. How does that sound?
Here is the link to the new thread:
Hello everyone. I got up and decided to visit you. I was tired when we arrived too long walking in downtown Manhattan and slept enough I think. I used to see Vicky here very late, not here, ok, next time. Tourlou!
This beautiful picture is in Austria, Autriche, Vienna.
Already Tuesday, May 20. Have a good one.
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Beautiful pics Marie. I don't think I've ever seen a pure black hummingbird. Beautiful! And the pic of Austria just reminds me of why I have wanted to go there, ever since I have seen The Sound of Music, years and years ago. The only musical movie I've ever loved.
I have come down with some sort of virus. My daughter said there are several, going around, once again. Hopefully it is only one of the ones that are short lived, but I'm really tired of these sicknesses going around, & some of the reasons for it. Doesn't put me in a happy mood.
Marie, the owl pic is neat. I haven't seen an owl for a long time, come to think of it. We used to see one, in the day, out in the trees, when we used to live in Port Orchard, WA. OH! I take that back......We did have a little owl come & perch underneath our front door eaves, last year. I thought it was a baby owl because it was so little. The neighbor informed me it was full grown owl. Forget their name, but they are so cute and tiny.
Beautiful Pride of lions, Tasunka. And that puppy pic is precious, June.
Carlene, I can imagine the fear you went through about your grandson, a little bit anyway. I am so glad he is okay! How is he doing now? I was worried about my new little granddaughter, because there was only one artery in the umbilical cord, instead of the normal two, and that can cause different health complications as well. It is so scary, and gut wrenching, to go through the worrying about our kids, and is everything going to be okay with them and the baby?-- and you sit on pins and needles, praying, hoping, and such a relief when you get good news. Yes, Cade is a good name for the little man.
Hi Gabra. Good to see you. How have you been?
Vicky, I have been comptemplating, but think I will, fill out papers and send back in, about that incident with the officer in TX, on our way to Louisiana. It's been bothering me to just let it go, as my cousin wants to do, so I called & got the paperwork. When I can think with a more clear head, get rid of this virus, done. Like my brother said, people can either choose to live being scared all their life of what may happen, if, will they be singled out, if, or do what every American should do when something happens to them that is WRONG, and stand up and at least try and DO something about it, instead of just being placating, and therefore encouraging acts in our lives, and others, that are wrong.
Went to my grandson's baseball game Saturday, and that little buggar hit the ball out of the field. He has a good throwing arm too. He wants to go to the batting cages so he can get better. I may have a little baseball pro on my hands. LOL Other than that, I have been attending various meetings & get togethers, meeting people running for various positions. Will be gone for a few days into the beginning of June, at the State Convention. So, I've got to really work on getting rid of this virus!
A friend of ours is flying in today, to get his car he left here, so he can drive it back home to WA state. He was really sick before he left here, for a good week, something he picked up somewhere between Spain & Portugal, and it took him nearly a couple weeks to even get rid of it, after he flew back home, and that's with is taking all kinds of vitamins and natural herbs while he was here, and back home, and herbal teas to get rid of it! He said it was one of the worst feeling sicknesses he's had. Hope that's not what I have!
Hope all are doing well, and staying healthy, happy, and all around in high spirits.
Good evening Marie & Sherry and the other ladies if they stop in. I think after this post I am going to close this thread since TAS opened another thread for petitions and chatting. So let's meet over there next time.
Beautiful pictures Marie. The black hummingbird is beautiful that setting in Austria looks so peaceful. Sorry I wasn't here last night but I only got on the computer real early and not sure how many groups I posted in. I try to make it to Care2 everynight but don't always succeed.
Sherry I'm so sorry you have been ill. I'm not sure how long you've had the cold but I hope it doesn't last long. And I hope when your friend flies back in that he isn't carrying another virus. Hopefully his cold is gone. You must be so proud of your grandson hitting that ball out of the field; maybe you do have a future pro on your hands. Is Cade doing okay? If you feel in your heart to report that cop that stopped you all in Louisiana then by all means do it. It will give you peace of mind and maybe if it was an illegal stop that he won't do it again.
Well ladies I will bid you a good night.


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With a focus on fast, Arc'teryx designers took pains to create a lightweight, minimalist piece that still provides essential performance features. The hem is split and has a stretch insert to make it easier to stride without sacrificing fit and protection, and thumbholes hold the sleeves in place and provide extra coverage for hands and wrists. The single zippered pocket holds a media device and has a streamlined design that sits at the hip to minimize bounce and stay out of the way. Reflective blades add low light safety.
- Machine wash in cold water.
- Hang to dry.
- Do not use fabric softener.
- Do not iron.


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5 min from beautiful Lake Lanier! Up to 1,750 sf! Convenient to I985 & I85 & Mall of Georgia! Luxurious Gated Community !
We offer an outstanding lifestyle experience & opportunity to enjoy many amenities which include 3 swimming pools, upscale clubhouse with planned resident activities, large playground basketball, and tennis, volleyball & RV/boat storage. Well maintained gated entrance, lawn care at individual home sites & modern amenities create a living environment our residents love to call home. Our lovely tree lined streets add to the ambiance of country living - but close to all city conveniences. Skyline/Clayton Retailer.
Lease Terms Offered: 12 mos. Full security deposit required with pets. Dogs and cats permitted. 1 pet per lease home. An additional rent charge of $25/month applies. Noisy, unruly or dangerous pets are not permitted, including Rottweilers, Dobermans, Pit Bulls and Wolf Breeds. Contact management office with any questions regarding pet policy.
Cats Allowed. Dogs Allowed. Call for service animal policy.
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I have lived here for over 6 months I cannot ever get a hold of anyone in the office bc I work while there ope Read Moren,and they never answer a phone.i have work orders that I have put in and still have not seen anything at all,when I moved in they told me that they would change the locks bc I don't even have a key to my back door and it never happend....sombody has thrown things at my home and it has stain marks all over the front and it has not been taken care of....
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AKC registered, OFA certified Yellow Labrador Retriever puppies, whelped 04-13-15. Excellent family dogs and both parents are trained to hunt. 2 females and 1 male still available. These are great dogs, you will not be disappointed. Dew claws and first shots. Please call 303-501-6756 for more information.
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