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I met the housekeeper with whom Arnold Schwarzenegger allegedly sired a love child. And let me just say that while she is well-endowed, she wasn't much of a cook.
Let me explain: When Schwarzenegger announced his candidacy to replace California Gov. Gray Davis in the historic recall election of 2003, I had been trying to pump iron with Schwarzenegger or ride motorcycles so I could write a profile about him for The New York Times. I worked for the paper then as its junior man in the Los Angeles bureau.
But his camp held me at arms distance since I would often refer to him in print as the "sagging action hero." Getting no attention, I would arrive at his news conferences in biker boots, big silver ties and my goatee brushed up with mascara to make it look like a tarantula. I freaked them out.
Then there was the matter of a half-dozen women claiming he had groped and manhandled them while he was in his Hollywood prime.
Despite the womanizing scandal, he easily won the governor's chair and now an aide called me to say Schwarzenegger would grant me the interview, motorcycle and all.
I showed up on Pacific Coast Highway as instructed on my Harley-Davidson with oil leaking from the crankcase and waited. Seven o'clock, no governor. Eight o'clock. Nine o'clock. Nothing. By 10 o'clock I was cursing him up and down.
At noon, back at home in Hollywood and painting my porch, I got another call: "The governor wishes to apologize," the aide said. "He just plumb forgot. You can understand that, considering?"
I said: "I guess so."
"To make it up to you, the governor would like to invite you and your wife to his home tonight to watch the Golden Globes. Say seven sharp?"
My wife and I dressed in our best. I wore the black suit. She wore pearls. But when we walked into the foyer of his mansion, Maria Shriver was wandering the marble halls in her sweat pants.
The housekeeper, reported to be Mildred Baena , whom I recognized this week from the tabloid photographs, had a buffet laid out of warmed-over tacquitos, nachos and hot dogs.
This was no Hollywood party. This was watching TV with the Schwarzeneggers!
The governor gave me a Cuban cigar (considered illegal contraband under the Trading with the Enemy Act). He poured me Scotch. And then we sat down with the children to watch the red carpet show. Baena sat behind us on a stool at the counter. My wife sat stiffly next to me.
On the television, a starlet pranced down the carpet. The bottom half of her dress looked like the bottom half of an ostrich. The top of the dress was nothing more than two straps criss-crossing her breasts. Schwarzenegger, fresh off his groping scandal -- and with an East Coast reporter sitting in his living room no less -- barked out: "Look at her! Some queer told her she looks good in that but her t--s look like s--t!"
That was Schwarzenegger in a snapshot. Funny. Assured. Raunchy. Self-destructive. Not only did he have a reporter mingling with his family, he had his nanny/mistress.
We eventually went on that motorcycle trip. There was one unwritten rule. You were not allowed to pass the Governator. I didn't know he didn't have a motorcycle license until he crashed his bike into a car. I would have asked. Just like I would have asked about the love child had I known. It's my job after all.
Or at least it was. Then I walked away from The Times to stay at home with my newborn. Nobody from my old life called. Not my journalism colleagues. Not the Hollywood phonies I had come to know. But Schwarzenegger sent me a letter. He wrote in part:
"If you ever start to feel unimportant, you're wrong. But you can always relive the glory days, tell people about your buddy who can lift you up with a finger and runs the biggest state in the world, or give me a call."
I appreciated it. And I called this week to tell him so. As you might imagine, I can't reach him.
I'm not Schwarzenegger's wife, thankfully. And I feel bad for her. That's as far as I'll delve into their relationship. But she had to know what she had in him -- an outsized man with a powerful will and enormous appetites.
Those appetites made him and those appetites ruined him. But if I were a gambling man, I'd make this bet: He'll be back.
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I also baked a bunch of tofu to take to my kids.. and caramelized some onions.. I kept enough here to make a good sandiwch for dinner... Open faced sandwiches are a great way to reduce the calories in a meal. I find them more satisfying because I can pile them high with veggies.. and I can justify using vegenaise! oy.. how I wish the stuff wasn't so high in calories!
On a non-food related note, I totally indulged myself in Tori Amos: The Piano Collection...
I received it today and I'm sooo happy! I love Tori.. she is a genius.
On another note.. I am moving June 1st and am cutting the cable.. TV...! I love me some TV, so this will be a change... I will miss Food Network the most I think... but all of your food blogs will totally take the place of them!.. plus, I am going to be doing my Raw Challenge.... so I imagine I will bury my nose in so many raw cookbooks for inspiration..


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Jenise wrote:Oh man, I am so all over that! Let's all make, and report back.
Robin Garr wrote:I'm on it tonight. I'm leaving out the pig flesh, though.
Bill Spohn wrote:As it doesn't take a long time to zip a tater or two through the mandolin (my trusty Benriner) that's what I normally do for frittatas. Interesting to hear that although a decent idea, it doesn't make that much difference to taste.
And I have to say that when I did za'atar dusted hard boiled quail eggs for a champers accompaniment at one of my dinners, Jenise stepped up and gave them a try. Keep on eggztending your culinary horizons. Maybe some day you'll be willing to sample my oeufs en Meurette!
Jenise wrote: When it comes to hard boiled eggs, it's the white part I actually like. I 'peck' at the yolk just to be polite.
Bill Spohn wrote:Jenise wrote: When it comes to hard boiled eggs, it's the white part I actually like. I 'peck' at the yolk just to be polite.
Everyone knows that you are an inveterate yolker!
Jenise wrote:And if I eat two, then it's a double yolker?
Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:On deck for tonight. I plan to add a little asiago.
Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:Jenise wrote:And if I eat two, then it's a double yolker?
Don't let him bedevil you, Jenise.
Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:On deck for tonight. I plan to add a little asiago.
This was quick and yummy. Like everyone else, even Pumpkin, we think the texture is too firm or spongy. Perhaps add some more liquid next time?
Jenise wrote:Update: Today for lunch we had the rest of the tortilla made the other night. I reheated it on the exposed rack (no pan underneath, that is) of the toaster oven. It crisped up beautifully top and bottom, and texturally we both enjoyed it more this way than we had on the first go.
Mike Filigenzi wrote:Made this last night. Used diced Spanish chorizo instead of the ham and added milk. Unfortunately, I got sidetracked and overcooked it a bit. It was still pretty tasty. I'll make it again. It agree that it's not as good as using potatoes instead of chips but the reality for me is that I need a range of nutritious dishes that go together (start to finish) in less than an hour.
And hell, how often can you come home from work at 6 and have a Ferran Adria dish on the table by 7?
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Revisiting Fake Service Dogs
A growing problem which has no easy solution.
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Submitted by Beth Finke | January 29 2013 | Permalink
I am blind and rely on my magnificent Seeing Eye dog to help me get around safely and efficiently. I've always thought the best way to alleviate this problem is to lean on the airlines to provide safe and affordable air travel options for medium to large dog breeds. I appreciated your writing this post but was disappointed when you were so skeptical about the possibility of the airlines coming up with safe and affordable air travel options for medium to large dog breeds ("which I doubt will be any time soon, if ever"). With an attitude like that, you're right, it *will* never happen. But maybe if all these people faking disabilities would rally together and try to change the airplane rules, there'd be power in numbers.
Submitted by Michele | January 31 2013 | Permalink
Without my service dog, I'd likely be dead. But to be honest, traveling with him is a huge pain. It was much easier to travel before I was disabled. I'd give up taking my dog everywhere with me in a New York minute to have my health back. People should count their blessings that they are healthy.
As for having your large dogs fly safely, an airline specifically for transporting pets recently went under because no one was using it. Maybe carpool with a bunch of other show dog handlers to reduce the cost or use one of these services. A simple Google search pulled these up, I'm sure there are more.
Submitted by Sapphire Stanton | January 31 2013 | Permalink
This is such a tough subject for me. Here in the UK there is a register for Service animals and in most places they wish to see your documents. My Raven is a Service dog. I rely on him for soo many things. If I drop things he retrieves them, He helps me up if I fall and probably most importantly he helps me regulate anxiety in crowds and when travelling. However the charities in the UK that register Dogs will not accept him because following two vicious attacks by uncontrolled dogs he is frightened and screams when confronted. If we had a system like that in the States, my Raven, who is my life line would have more rights. He has been through training, it is just policy and a poor trainer that has put me in often dangerous situations, for example, I have to go away to my sisters wedding and I cannot have him with me because he does not have registration papers. On the flip side of this, I have an acquaintance with a fully qualified and registered guide dog for the blind that is a total menace, which has gone for my dog. The only reason I have not reported it to the authorities is because I know only too well how dependent the handler is on the animal.
I fully appreciate that the US system is open to abuse which is reprehensible, I personally would rather have that and be able to have my Raven with me doing the vital job he loves and does so well.
I am lucky in that within my home town we are a well known team, myself, Raven and Dusty who is a registered visiting dog for Pets As Therapy, who goes into nursing homes and hospitals to visit patients, and as such are welcome into a great number of places. I cannot however take him out of town.
Submitted by Anonymous | January 31 2013 | Permalink
It is not entirely accurate to state that "most people with service dogs oppose any sort of registry.."
Submitted by Kevin | January 31 2013 | Permalink
I think that both education of pet dog owners, and better airline accommodations, for pets, is the way to reduce this problem. Perhaps regulations, on how much an airline can charge, for accommodating a pet would help too. I am thinking that maybe they could not exceed 75% of the passenger's ticket price, or something like that. It probably should be a felony to fake a service dog, or ESA, on an airplane too.
There is no absolute solution. Some people are going do it, no matter what. To reduce the number of fakers, the best solution is for people to realize that it's wrong, and make it less socially acceptable.
Submitted by Debbie | January 31 2013 | Permalink
Education is the best solution! I am a service animal education consultant, with a primary goal of educating employees, of businesses dealing with the general public, in the proper etiquette when interacting with a service dog handler and their dog. Having worked in the service dog industry for 16 years, I witnessed so much.
Submitted by Debbie | January 31 2013 | Permalink
Looks like my last comment was sent off before it was supposed to!! oops!
Submitted by Toneya | January 31 2013 | Permalink
Oh my tell me about it I have a service dog for Epilepsy and all the proper identification and tags we travel quite a bit and actually love when airlines and Hotels ask us for her identification that is what they should do there certainly needs to be stricter rules not just having a vest with patches, shoot anyone can get that so I vote stricter rules.
Submitted by M-Monica | February 1 2013 | Permalink
I, too, think the only solution is for airlines to provide safe transit for medium and large dogs. I would like to clarify one thing. A main reason there is no certification for service dogs is that there is no certification of trainers of service dogs. There are a great many fly by night training organizations and some people with legitimate disabilities who would benefit by having a properly trained service dog end up getting poorly trained (and in some cases untrained) dogs from these schools. Assistance Dogs International, an organization of legitimate service dog training entities, has been working on this problem for a number of years. Another issue is how do you determine criteria for a service dog. You might say a dog needs to be told to stay and to not move until being told to. But a hearing dog, if presented with an unusual noise, will properly (for this kind of trained dog) break a stay to alert his human deaf partner of the noise. It's a complicated issue.
An interim thing that airlines could do is train their staff to recognize that dogs that cause disruptions are allowed to be denied the access normally offered to properly trained service dogs. Even a properly trained service dog can be ousted if that dog is disrupting people. I, personally, have removed a service dog that was once properly trained but whose partner allowed the training to lapse from a university campus. It was final exam time and the human partner allowed her dog to bark, making no attempt to quiet the dog or remove the dog from the building. She was told she could return with the dog once she could show that she had control of the dog and would keep the dog quiet.
The American Kennel Club should work through its partner clubs to educate their people on why they should not bring their dogs into the cabin of an airplane at this point in history. They should also work to change airline policy on safe transit for dogs, especially show dogs that are worth a lot of money. Too often you hear about dogs that have died in cargo holds. I have never heard of a horse dying in an airplane, so airlines do know how to safely transport animals.
Disclaimer: I have worked as a professional dog handler for AKC sanctioned shows, I am now disabled and have a service dog.
Submitted by H. Lewis | April 9 2013 | Permalink
I am a 3x Combat veteran who has a diagnosis of PTSD due to combat as well as Military Sexual Trauma. I have a dog that was prescribed to me as my service dog, she did not come from an organization. Having trained other people's dogs for more than ten years, I have trained my service dog myself for my specific needs. I have specifically trained her (among other things) to bark so as to alert me to specific things and situations and not allow me to dismiss her off hand. She has been trained to do this for my safety. I would hope that you, airlines and others would at least verify that a service dog is going what they're supposed to be doing before you think to throw them out because of an assumption that they're misbehaving. All I ask of anyone is that they ask questions. Safe journeys to you and your service dog.
Submitted by Christie | February 4 2013 | Permalink
Is it true that it is illegal to ask a person if they have a service dog with them? I have heard that a few times (I knew a woman who almost got a server fired and threatened to bring down a restaurant in her stories because the server asked for something to prove the dog was a service dog).
I will not fly with Lulu unless she can come in the cabin, and since she can't Lulu, doesn't fly. But it is a huge issue in Florida with the theme parks as well. Many touristy places don't allow dogs, and people try to get around the rules.
The law on what can and cannot be asked of a person with a service dog is explained on the US Department of Justice's web site here: http://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm. According to this site: "When it is not obvious what service an animal provides, only limited inquiries are allowed. Staff may ask two questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability, and (2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform. Staff cannot ask about the person's disability, require medical documentation, require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog, or ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the work or task."
Yes and no. It is absolutely not illegal to ask "Is that a service dog?" It is however illegal to insist on papers or an ID proving this. You can ask three questions: "Do you have a disability?" You can not ask what disability it is. "Is that a service dog?" They must answer yes, and they must not slip up and say companion dog, therapy dog, emotional support dog, working dog, search and rescue dog, police dog, etc, as these are not protected statuses, and any real handler knows this. Finally "What specific trained tasks does the dog perform to midigate your disability?" Answers might include, guiding, providing space in crowds, alerting me to medical epesodes, interupting compulsive behaviors, alerting to sounds, body blocking to preserve personal space, tracking an autistic child who wanders off, pulling a wheelchair, turning on lights, opening doors, carrying and retrieving objects, going for help, providing stability, providing trafic safety work, performing obsticle clearance, checking a room or corner before handler enters or turns it, and so on. They should have at least two or three small tasks or at least one major task. Unacceptable answers include "grounding me" "Keeping me calm" "Protecting me" or "helping me with social interactions." I hope that clarifies some things for you. Also, please remember that a psychiatric service dog for someone with PTSD, TBI, BiPolar, ADHD, etc has specific tasks they are trained to do, and are real service dogs, different from therapy dogs and emotional support dogs who just provide comfort, which is not a lidgitimate trained service.
I think one of the most important parts of this issue is the ways in which we identify service dogs. I raise guide dogs and the organization provides me with a vest, however I also work at a Petco and one day a woman came in and asked if we sold service dog vests, I said no, because there would be lots of frauds, she said she would just go and get one online then.
Intrigued I looked online and I was able to get to the point of purchase on a vest claiming my dog was a service dog without any form of proof or paper work! I believe websites like the one I was on make it easy for forgeries. Vests and ID's should be more closely regulated, perhaps include an official ID when applying for a service dog stating that this person uses one.
The ID can be tied to the person instead of the dog, so that it won't need to be renewed every few years but then airlines and such can simply ask to see this one ID (almost like a drivers licence type thing). The harder we make it to pass off fake dogs, the fewer there will be, a regulated way of identification is the first step!
Submitted by Elliot | October 20 2013 | Permalink
I think that an ID system would be the best way to regulate service dog handlers. Just as Social Security has a responsibility to keep private medical/disability information private, maybe the department that regulates the ID system could be bound to the same hard-and-fast privacy policies as the SSA.
This issue is very similar to dogs or other animals being called 'therapy dogs or animals'. When in fact, they do not have the license to provide any type of therapy, only a licensed human service worker can do legally provide therapy.
As an individual with the best ( yes, my opinion) seizure alert Pomeranian in the whole wide world, I get questioned about his legitimacy as a service dog all most every time we are out and about. I get the " you don't look disabled" every day.
It is so important that people with all kinds of disabilities be permitted to bring them ANYWHERE. It is reprehensible that people trivialize the importance of LEGIT service dogs by saying their pets are!!
There is no easy solution other than folks like me, taking one for the team & letting people know that , yes they are disabled & providing proof
Submitted by Stephen Kuusisto | February 6 2013 | Permalink
There's a blog post over at The Bark's website by JoAnna Lou entitled "Revisiting Fake Service Dogs" which is a follow up to an earlier post by the same author. Ms. Lou's issue is with non-disabled people passing off their dogs as service animals, largely to bring them aboard airplanes. Service dogs fly in the cabin and can't be put in cargo. As a guide dog handler who has flown hundreds of thousands of miles over the past 18 years, I want to weigh in on some of the contentions in Ms. Lou's posts.
One of her assertions is that dog show people routinely cheat by passing off their pets as service dogs while traveling to dog related competitions. I have no doubt that people do this. As Ms. Lou correctly points out, the Americans with Disabilities Act does not require people with disabilities to provide documentation for service animals when accessing public places. By way of analogy ask yourself what it would be like if, as a non-disabled individual, you had to produce your Passport every time you went into a grocery store or movie theater or restaurant, or wanted to board a bus. Clearly you'd find yourself without the documentation because you changed your handbag, left your briefcase on the desk, or forgot the Passport in the pocket of your other coat. The ADA is a Civil Rights law and not a "hall pass" to the bathroom in Junior High.
I am getting ahead of myself. But the Civil Rights aspect of service dog travel is important. I was recently in Japan where I visited the Kansai Guide Dog training school. I learned there are not equivalent access guarantees for guide dog handlers in Japan. What this means is that blind people with professionally trained guide dogs can only travel to places that will admit them on sufferance. This is precisely what the ADA's documentation clause is designed to avoid. Your disability doesn't have to be "proved" if its invisible; you don't need to show them a letter from your eye doctor proclaiming your vision loss; you don't need to tell the professor how you got PTSD; you don't need to show your service dog's official license to get in the door.
Not long ago I was denied access to a tony restaurant in New York City. The doorman and the night manager wanted me to "prove" that the yellow Labrador beside me, wearing a leather harness that says "Guiding Eyes" across the back strap, was really a service dog. We had a frank conversation and I told them they were violating the law. Later the owners apologized. They offered me a free dinner but I won't go back. I did have an ID card from Guiding Eyes for the Blind in my wallet. But the doorman is not permitted to demand this and frankly he shouldn't be permitted to demand this. Civll Rights are "rights" and they are not conditional on having the proper paper work.
Ms. Lou believes that legions of people are cheating the system by pretending their tricked out pets are service dogs. But if you watch enough courtroom dramas on TV you will likely notice her evidence is what they call "heresay" on "Law & Order"--which means she's getting her information second hand. Back in 2009 she wrote:
"The legitimacy and training of service dogs has come up a lot recently, and many of the cases do not have clear solutions. But what about when someone is consciously taking advantage of the privileges granted to service dogs?
With the USDAA Cynosport World Games coming up in Scottsdale, Ariz., I've been talking to many of the local competitors about how they're traveling with their dogs. Some are caravanning in their RVs and others are reluctantly putting their pups in cargo.
One of the more seasoned competitors mentioned that while she dutifully puts her dogs in cargo, she always sees fellow competitors passing their pups off as service dogs on the plane."
I have no doubt that Ms. Lou's source did in fact see dog show competitors bringing dogs on an airplane by asserting they were service dogs. But what I DO doubt, is the rhetorical device whereby a general truism is asserted based on limited evidence. Usually that limited evidence is framed as a leading question--one that's designed to trigger strong emotions. One of the best ways to do this is by asserting that someone is cheating the rest of us honest folk. The device is almost always a fallacy. Ronald Reagan's famous stump speech about "welfare queens" was entirely made up.
Let's slow down. Let's breathe.
Are non-disabled people passing themselves off as having disabilities. Yes. Just drive to your local pharmacy and try to find a handicapped parking space. Then hang around and watch the exceptionally fit college kid come out and hop in the car that's hogging the reserved spot. This makes your blood boil. Mine too. One of my best friends is a wheelchair user. He struggles with this issue all the time. In general terms people like to cheat. They will use disability status as a means to an end just as they'll pretend to be working for a charity or raising money for a youth group. As all veteran cheaters know, the best gambit involves stealing from kind people. Back in the very early days of American film making one of the most popular plots involved "fake" beggars who pretended to be blind. Those early movies were little morality plays and the villain always received his due. We know of course that even today there are beggars faking disabilities. What I mean to suggest is that this idea of falsifying disability is one that is both venerable and loaded with pathos--the Greek term for ungoverned emotion. Pathos will always cloud better judgment. Or as the great Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai once wrote: "People who live in houses in fog believe the whole world is covered in fog."
Once you imagine the world is filled with cheaters you will see cheaters everywhere. Still, emotions aside, is it possible that Ms. Lou's "source" who saw people bringing dogs on a plane was actually seeing dog show competitors who had invisible disabilities? This is indeed possible. Ms. Lou's source cannot know by default that the people she saw were cheaters. And perhaps they were. But its also possible some of them weren't. In the arena of human rights I like to side with individual and collective dignity. I don't want people to be required to prove their disabilities just because there's a lurking scofflaw around the corner. Let me be more specific: I fly at least twice a month. I am not seeing large numbers of dogs on planes. In fact, 99% of the time I'm the only one with a service dog on the flight. The sheer numbers of flight attendants who tell me they've never seen a guide dog before is rather telling. In truth there are only about 10,000 active guide dog teams in the United States. Guide dog teams are a very very small minority group.
While there are no requirements that a person with a disability must produce doggy documentation there is a subtext in the ADA which states rather clearly that a service dog can be denied access to a public space if its not under firm control. One needs to think about that. If a cheater did get on an airplane with a fake service dog, he or she could still be denied a seat if the dog wasn't really a working dog. What I'm getting at here is that fakery or not, there are controls. Perhaps they are not perfect. A person pretending to have PTSD and pretending to have a trained service dog could indeed get on an airplane. But they wouldn't stay long if the dog had no manners. And I for one wouldn't want to humiliate a person who actually "has" PTSD. While I respect Ms. Lou's umbrage that dog show people may be faking that they have disabilities I'm not at all convinced this is a real epidemic. Moreover, I believe that suspicions tendered toward people with invisible disabilities do a lot more harm than the occasional dog show cheater. I think perspective is crucial in all areas of public life.
I also think that the Bark's decision to use a photograph of a legitimate service dog alongside Ms. Lou's latest post is unfortunate.
I like "The Bark" and I have written for them on occasion. Still, when writing about disability and public access I expect more than pathos. Much more.
Originally posted at http://www.planet-of-the-blind.com/.
Submitted by Anonymous | March 5 2013 | Permalink
VERY beautifully written. Thank you for your words! As someone with an invisible disability and a small-breed service animal, I thank you for writing this. I wouldn't mind seeing 1000 fake service animals to every 1 legitimate team if it means that the 1 disabled person was able to have assistance from his or her service animal without the ridicule and skepticism of the public.
Enough with the "fake service dog" stories. They're causing people to think that every team is fake, creating havoc in the lives of people like me. These stories are causing far more harm than good.
Submitted by Theresa | May 2 2013 | Permalink
Service dog handlers can sometimes be their own worst enemy. I have a legitimate service dog for an invisible disability. We have been followed and harassed by other "service dog" teams, ironically with badly behaving dogs, that my dog ignored as she should. Where did this "I got mine" attitude come from? I had to tell one woman with a marginally behaving "service dog" to step away from us or I would call the police - she accused me of "faking" because I didn't look disabled. To be honest she didn't look disabled, but that isn't my call to make, her medical history is her personal business, as is mine. In 10 years I've seen exactly one fake. One. A small white fluffy dog swirling around a woman's feet at the grocery store, defecating in the aisle. The rest have been well behaved dogs with appropriate public manners. I would never dream of accosting them and asking questions I have no business asking.
Fake service dogs are a huge problem, but its much more common in Walmart, Home Depot and at yuppy cafes, than on airplanes. Most people, quite frankly don't have the balls to risk faking on an airplane where the FAA is involved, and by the way the FAA regulations actually trump the ADA within the secure area of airports and on actual flights, and they can require documentation, unlike all other public situations which are covered by the ADA. I do think that the author has brought a real problem to our attention, however, its prevolence and the degree of damage it does is debatable. The biggest contributers to access rights violations are: service dog handlers themselves who do not demand excellent public behavior from their dogs, service dog handlers who show ID instead of standing their ground, service dog handlers who give in and give up and leave rather than calling the police, pet owners who insist on bringing their little ill-behaved yip dogs into stores and restaurants, business owners who do not speak or read English sufficently to read copies of the law provided by service dog handlers or to understand the verbal explanations of service dog handlers and police officers, and employees improperly trained by their managers and the business owners in the state and federal laws pertaining to service dogs, and service dog handlers and service dog trainers who are ignorant of and therefore anti-owner-trained dogs. These factors cause the bulk of access issues, and will not be solved by any national regestration process. To the non-disabled public. "No one requires you to produce shot records for your infant to take them to the supermarket, makes you produce citizenship papers when going to the movies, insists on seeing your medical history when you go into a restaurant, or asks for your driver's licence to allow you to even enter a cafe or amusement park. So do not so blithely suggest that disabled individuals should be required to do something equivolent."
Submitted by Anonymous | February 11 2013 | Permalink
This is why, in my restaurant, ALL service animals are banned except those for the blind. I have had a few psychos say they would sue, yet none of them ever do. NO more fakes in my place, ever.
Submitted by Anonymous | February 17 2013 | Permalink
you cant ban all service dogs because of a few fakes thats a horrible thing to do. You should just tell the people with fake dogs that are misbehaving that you simply cannot have that in your establishment and by law if its a service dog it should be well behaved you know? dont prosecute everyone
Submitted by Anonymous | February 20 2013 | Permalink
That's horrible. I have a legitimate disability and my service dog is currently in training. I know I'd be really upset and disappointed in mankind if I found out I couldn't visit a restaurant just because the owner didn't see my disability.
And just so you know, not all disabilities are readily visible. My service dog is being trained to respond to my Dysautonomia. I look perfectly healthy, except for the fact that at any time with very little warning I can pass out, lose my vision, develop breathing problems, and many other symptoms. My dog will be trained to respond in ways that can save my life and that's not possible if he's tied up outside (not that that would ever happen but I hope you see my point.)
It's not safe for people with legitimate reasons to have service animals to be without them. I'm always with someone right now, my service dog will allow me to go places alone and live alone. And as an otherwise healthy 23 year old woman who has to live with her family for safety reasons, that will be absolutely amazing.
What do you mean "couldn't" go to that restaurant? Disappointed? No, wrong, honey, it's pissed off, not disappointed, and it's not couldn't, it's go anyway then call the police on this misinformed excuse for a restaurateur. You need to learn to get justifiably angry, not just sad or disapointed, and there is nno can't, there is only, the agrivation of calling the cops on someone who is violating the law. I am glad that you will be getting a service dog to increase your independence, but if you can't or won't stand up for your rights, every time, in an assertive, but not agressive manner, than any independence use of this dog will get you will be tempered by the barriers others put in front of you and your dog that you are unwilling to fight. Good luck.
As a service dog user and trainer, I would love to visit your restaurant. When you try to kick me out I would call the police, as you would be violating my Civil Rights. If the police did nothing then I would turn them into the ADA enforcement unit. I like good food and I have every right to have it as an able bodied person does. My service dog is about the same as my wheelchair, both needed.
i hate confrontations... but i will tell you this; i do have a service dog and I'm not blind... i would definitely sue you and expose your business on media for breaking a state and federal law. its really sad that a business owner would have this position. Not every disability are visible. i would advise you to read the ADA law and be more careful with your judgments. ;)
Submitted by Maren | March 23 2013 | Permalink
I appreciate the gravity of fake service dogs is huge for store owners, but you are breaking Federal Law still.
The problem is that people with invisible disabilities, like myself, who have a REAL service dog, are paying a big price everyday because of fakers. Not just in airlines, its happening everywhere. Something has to be done to protect the ones in need who really need their services dog.
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Submitted by Anonymous | March 25 2013 | Permalink
This is true, there should be some type of identification card that does not reveal your disability, because some people do get offended. However, if you have nothing to hide, then it should not worry you. Even as a guide dog user, I still get plenty of ignorant people even though being blind is an obvious disability. It is amazing all the fake equipment you can get online. But that does not mean it is an excuse to deny someone with a disability access to your business. It is sad when you do have to go as far as threatening to sue people. I've had to do that many times, and surprisingly it works just threatening to call the police Or the department of justice and then the person gives up. Sorry, but as a blind person or any type of disabled person, you should not have to leave your dog because of the ignorance out there. Quite frankly the fake service dog handlers are not helping. I love how people give us that attitude, yet they can just hop into their car and go where ever they like without an issue. Of course as someone already mentioned taking handicap spots as well. Must be nice! And for the idiots out there who tell us to mind our business, sorry but you bringing your fake little pets as a service dog into a restaurant is our business, because where the once we have to put up with that. Don't get mad or jealous just because you can't bring fluffy with you. You don't have to go and apply for a job and get denied because you're in a wheelchair or some other issue. Quite frankly those people are probably just insecure if they feel like they need to have fluffy everywhere with them. Of course we love our service dogs, but at the same time I am sure some of you feel awkward in public when you realize that you are in a store with a dog. Someone did already point that out, but You know that you are waiting for someone to come up to you and pick a fight about it. It really is irritating!
Submitted by Laura | June 14 2013 | Permalink
There's an excellent reason to restrict access by dogs.
Submitted by Edward Clark | June 19 2013 | Permalink
So it is illegal for even a police officer to as for certification even if the dog presents abosolutely no danger to human safety of property damage.
Submitted by Jaynah long | August 29 2013 | Permalink
I have cystic fibrosis but am not qualified to get a service dog. I want to get a vest that says she's in training but i don't want to disrespect real service dogs. I need her with me though because sometimes i cough so hard i almost pass out and she retrieves my inhaler for me.
Submitted by Cliff | October 11 2013 | Permalink
A growing problem with no easy solution?
How foolish are people? This is a growing problem because the EASY solution that would have prevented it to begin with is not allowed by law. That simple solution is simply this: PROVE IT'S A SERVICE ANIMAL! "No papers? No dog."
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I hope this is OK to post here -- it's unrelated to PE other than the fact that DS and I are PE survivors, and I think I'm especially jumpy/worried about DS being injured because of everything we went through during my pregnancy.
DS attends a church preschool, his class has 10 kids. He really loves his classmates, his teacher, and his school. The problem is that another boy with behavior problems seems to have singled DS out and plays really rough with him, and has now hurt DS twice. The first time, when I picked DS up from school, he looked like he had been crying hard and had bruises & raised bumps on his forehead & temple and around his eyes, and he told me that a particular boy had climbed on top of him when he was playing in a "tunnel" (plastic play equipment) in the gym on a rainy day, and the boy wouldn't let him get up. Two of the girls in the class came up to me independently to tell me that DS "hit his head." The teacher didn't see the incident & tried to downplay it, but the bruising looked worse by the time we got home, so I called the nurse and because of what the girls said & the raised knots on DS's head, they had me wake him up during the night & watch for signs of concussion. I told the teacher afterward about the nurse's advice, and told her which boy was involved, and asked her to please watch to make sure it didn't happen again & also talk with the other teachers watching the classes on the playground/gym. She assured me she would.
This time (5 weeks later), when I picked DS up, the teacher said DS came to her crying in the gym and told her the boy had been naughty. Again she downplayed it, but when I asked DS about it at home, DS got tears in his eyes and said that when he was climbing on *top* of this same tunnel, the boy pulled DS down onto the floor, and that DS's head hit the floor. That evening he suddenly started vomiting (no prior symptoms, no fever), so the pediatrician's nurse had us go to the ER, where the doctors insisted that we needed a CT scan (apparently the way he was vomiting & the timing was classic symptom of concussion). The scan was normal, so we just had a stomach bug and rotten luck on timing, but we are not happy about another possible injury (this time with CT scan radiation exposure). When we called to update the pediatrician's nurse, she said that we should tell the school that DS doesn't need any more CT scans because of that child, and that if DS were her son, she would have already done something about the other boy. So I feel absolutely horrible for not taking more action after the first incident.
DH & I notified the teacher we want a conference, and are meeting with her & the director on Wednesday, but in the meantime, she called, and I was disappointed with her reaction. She seems to think that it will be sufficient for her to watch the two boys more closely by herself (keeping them in the same class), and that she can keep them separate on the gym/playground. My concern is that she was supposed to be watching after the first incident, yet DS got hurt again (and no adults saw it happen), and I'm not sure how it's possible to keep 2 kids apart while watching 10 kids at once with 20 other kids running around (all age 3 classes have playground/gym time at once). I know I couldn't do it.
DS is developmentally on track, and is pretty articulate & accurate about telling us what happens to him, so we don't feel that we have a reason to doubt that the incidents happened the way he says they did. In addition, during a class party, I personally saw this other kid drag my son across the room by his wrist (the boy's hand was wrapped so tightly around DS's wrists that the boy's knuckles were white; the boy's mom walked over and asked her son nicely to stop, the boy didn't listen, and she didn't physically separate them, meanwhile my son is still being pulled across room). DS tells me regularly that this boy is too rough with him and that he wants the boy to leave him alone. Each time I talk with DS about staying away from the boy and telling the teacher when something happens, but I wonder how much DS can really be expected to assert/protect himself at age 3 - 4, and in the incidents where he got hurt, it doesn't sound like there's anything he could have done differently. When we invited the whole class to DS's birthday party, DS begged me to have someone keep the boy away from him so he wouldn't "be rough with me." The teacher has indicated that all the boys enjoy playing together, and it sounds like all the boys in the class can get rowdy at times -- but this boy seems to be the only one hurting other kids, and DS is the one getting hurt.
The teacher admitted on the phone that this boy has regular behavior problems and that she's talked with the parents "many" times and that it hasn't done any good (either talking to parents or attempting to discipline boy). So I was especially surprised when she suggested having my son go to play at a playground time with another age group. My son loves his friends, and some of these kids will be in his elementary school later on. I hate to see him punished / singled out because of another child's problem. I don't think the boy is doing it maliciously, I think he actually likes DS, but he doesn't seem to be able to understand (despite repeated warnings from the teacher) that it's not OK to physically drag/push DS around. And now we've had two possible head injury scares and a CT scan because of it.
I'm wondering if anyone has advice on convincing the school to take appropriate action to address the situation. DH and I feel that the teacher can't handle it on her own, especially given how soon the second incident happened after the first one (& that she'd been put on notice already about the issue). If the child remains in the same class / playground time as DS, we feel additional staff need to be involved in making certain the boy stays away from DS.
Pulling DS out of the preschool would be a last resort, both because DS loves the school and his friends, and because our options are really limited now that other preschools in the area have enrolled for next year (to the extent they had any 4 yr old openings to begin with). Preschools are frustratingly competitive around here, and we did dozens of hours of research (on safety, teaching styles, observing teachers, etc.) before picking this one. When we reenrolled in this school, we relied on the teacher's assurance that she would handle the situation and that things were OK -- I asked about it at DS's conference recently, I even asked if I needed to do anything else in helping DS about staying away from rowdy boys/play, and she basically said everything was fine. DS has continued to tell me about this boy being too rough with him, however, and I wish I'd listened to him instead of to the teacher. I believe that she hasn't seen DS getting beat up by this boy, but it seems like there are things she's not seeing.
I would be grateful for thoughts from anyone who's been through anything like this! Please feel free to message me privately too. I'm sorry for the long post... I'm just so stressed about the situation and the teacher's reaction, partly because I'm upset about the CT scan, partly because it would break DS's heart to have to leave the class/school. Both DH and I feel that we just can't take any more chances with head injuries.


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Submitted by Judith McNeel | January 6 2010 | Permalink
"A Poem for Cammy Jane" brings back the smiles and tears as I remember Cammy Jane, the puppy and the Great Golden Hunter of Toys. I remember her romps in our yard, her first swim in the creek, and her love of life. We have a glimpse of the joy of living by remembering Cammy Jane.
Oh, Cammy, there you are, in these beautiful lines! :-)
"I inhale deeply as if life depends on it", "your delight is a shadow". Your words here are music that we can all relate to. Thank-you for sharing this poem about a most beautiful companion. Happy to hear that the pheasant and you have a new friend.
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I read your tribute with tears in my eyes. I lost my beautiful 10-year old rottweiler/lab mix, Harley, to hemangiosarcoma in June 2007. She was diagnosed after discovering internal bleeding and undergoing a splenectomy. She was sent home with a prognosis of 2-4 months. After 3 months, she had another internal bleeding episode and I chose to euthanize her rather than put her and myself through the fear and agony of waiting for her to die in her sleep (or whenever). It was almost 2 years before I felt the blanket of depression receding. Already having a second dog at the time of Harley's death, it seemed necessary to have a companion for her, even though I wasn't ready. Six months later I acquired Roscoe and he patiently waited until I was ready to let him love me. He is a great addition to our family and I can now remember Harley with smiles and affection (and only a few tears).
Submitted by Judith Vander Weg | January 17 2010 | Permalink
Through misty eyes I read and appreciate your saga, too, and I'm sorry. Beyond Harley's tragic passing I am touched by your words that Roscoe "patiently waited until I was ready to let him love me". About 6 months after Cammy died we brought 8-week old Zena home. Of course you're head-over-heels for a new puppy but it took many more months for me to let go of Cammy and give myself to this adorable, loving creature - who was waiting for me all along! I am always sad when I hear people say they could never love another dog...
Submitted by Lynn | January 29 2010 | Permalink
I, too, lost my beautiful Golden Retriever mix, Maple, to hemangiosarcoma, on December 23, 2009. Four days earlier, without warning, she went into near collapse. A visit to the vet (and an x-ray and an ultrasound) revealed that she had internal bleeding and masses in her spleen and liver. Surgery and chemo were offered, but we were told they would give her no more than another two months. We didn't want to put her through the pain and fear of the treatment for such a short extension to her life, so we just took her home. She rebounded from the initial episode and we had a beautiful, magical couple of days (you wouldn't have known she was sick) before she had another internal bleed and collapsed. With the heaviest of hearts we took her to the emergency vet in the middle of the night and said goodbye. She was the most beautiful dog ever, and my soul dog if there ever was one.
Submitted by Lynn | January 30 2010 | Permalink
After re-reading my post, I regret that I sank into my own grief and forgot that my original intention was to extend my condolences for your loss of Cammy and to thank you for sharing your story. I can tell that your Cammy was a beautiful gift from heaven like my Maple, and they're both there on the other side of the rainbow bridge waiting for us! The suddenness and shock of losing a dog to hemangiosarcoma is like a sucker punch in the gut for those who loved the dog, but on the other hand, at least the dog does not have to go through a long, painful illness or suffer the decline of old age. Thanks again for your story.
Submitted by Judith Vander Weg | February 6 2010 | Permalink
It made me smile to read that you enjoyed several "magical" days with Maple. Perhaps she was celebrating your love and the wisdom of your decision to not prolong any suffering. I had never heard of hemangiosarcoma and began reading everything I could find for several weeks after Cammy's death. There was only a little comfort in knowing that since the mass was in her heart there was no saving or extending her beautiful life. My condolences to you and your family.
Submitted by Anonymous | February 2 2010 | Permalink
Yesterday, I lost my majestic rotti named Rex. It is believed that his passing was due to hemangiosarcoma. He was eight and a half. I understand how you feel. It's pure torment. But the joys our dogs bring to us during their lives are among the strongest love I have ever felt.
Submitted by Judith Vander Weg | February 6 2010 | Permalink
Thank you for your comments. This is a devastating time for you and I am filled with understanding. Hemangiosarcoma is dreadfully fast and often without warning. Hang on to the joy and memories of your soul-mate, Rex. Perhaps you will be moved to write down some of your memories. I am NOT a writer but doing so brought a great deal of comfort and order to my grieving.
Submitted by Lucy's Mom | July 21 2010 | Permalink
Monday 6/19/10 We lost our beloved Doberman mix Lucy (Goosemonster)to hemangiosarcoma of her heart. My parents and I shared "custody" of Lucy after I left home to get married. My parents loved her just as much as I did and everyday Lucy and Nugget (their aussie mix) would play catch with their "bally" twice a day everday rain or shine with Nana (my mom). Lucy loved to play bally more than anything in life. But right now I'm sitting here 2 days later crying my eyes out trying to understand how a perfectly healthy and happy dog can be fine one day and lose it the next to this god awful angry disease....Sunday night Lucy would'nt eat her supper which never happens and threw up water all over which happens alot. The next morning my mom dropped Luce off to me at work (I own a pet boarding and grooming business) so I made an appointment with my local vet for 4pm. as the day went on she just wasn't herself at all she was very lethargic and not bouncing off the walls like she normally does. I just had a gut feeling that i should take to the emergency vet in Columbus Med vet. So I finished up work and got her there around 345 pm by 430 the vet came in and told me she had fluid in her abdomen and around her heart and he was going to go in with a needle and drain it. There was a chance she wouldn't make it through this so they rushed me into the operating room to see her flat out on a table fighting for her life to say goodbye if it didn't go well. About a half hour later they brought her back into the room i was in tail slightly wagging and I got a big kiss from my beautiful sweet angel. That was the last time I saw her standing. We sat down on the floor her head rested in my lap while they gave her IV fluids. The vet told me that she could hopefully go home with me if the bleeding has stopped by 730 they would re-check her. About 45 min later her breathing got heavy again and i knew the worst was here. I had them drain her again while i tried to make a decision about what to do. I thought i was bringing my dog in for an infection of somekind so i didn't have my husband or my parents go with me. He said if the bleeding would have stopped she may have 2 days 3 months or 6 months or only hours. They could do surgery to remove the tumor and cemo but for what? So she could maybe make it through the surgery to maybe live 3-6 months? What about "bally"? I wasn't willing to do that to her... I would have mortgaged the house to save her life but this just wasn't a good enough prognosis. It took almost 40 minutes to drain the blood this time. They brought her in to me on a stretcher. We laid her on the floor next to me with her head in my lap and i told her what a beautiful wonderful, GOOD GOOD girl she was and how much love, joy and laughter she brought to all of our lives and i had to make the hardest decision of my life...She was more peaceful than i have ever seen her and she looked up at me and i knew that she knew it was time. She went to sleep on her moms lap.....I loved her so much and i don't know what to do. I rescued Lucy from an abusive home when she was 6 months old because i had just lost my beloved Sam to cancer of the right kidney just days earlier. She was there for all of us during alot of hard times and I feel like she and we have all been robbed.I still have three other wonderfull furry children but theres a really big hole in our hearts....."Thank you my gorgeous girl for bringing so much love and joy to our lives and I can't wait to see you over the bridge someday...Fly Fly away my beautiful butterfly". Until we meet again, Mom, Nana, Dad, Brandon, Nuggett, Rosemary, Daisy and Newt XXOOXXOO
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DETROIT -- Judging by Bobby Ferguson's text messages, he was more than one of Kwame Kilpatrick's best friends. When it came to handing out contracts at the water department, he was the power behind the throne.In one text message, it sounds like Ferguson is the boss.Ferguson: I need Zeke to call Victor and tell him he wants to review recommendations for the downtown contractors prior to the final decision being made.Kilpatrick: Cool.Ferguson: You tell him sir, real soon. They are trying to move fast. Thank you. Not rushing the boss. Just don't want this to get by us.Federal agent Carol Paszkiewicz read several texts that prosecutors say show Ferguson, Kilpatrick and top aide Derrick Miller, known as Zeke, jousting with Mercado and scheming to get Ferguson more work.Pratap Rajadhyaksha testified Wednesday that he didn't like working with Ferguson, who he said often demanded more money, finished late and had some powerful friends.He said that after one dispute, Ferguson told him, "You don't have to worry about the director. You need to worry about me."While he didn't like it, Rajadhyaksha says he learned to live with it because even Mercardo worried about keeping Bobby happy.However, Ferguson attorney Mike Rataj got Rajadhyaksha to acknowledge that no one ever ordered him to hire Ferguson, and he tried to undermine his credibility by pointing out that the man who fired him from his engineering firm was his own brother.Outside the courthouse, Rataj said he would raise more questions about the prosecution's witnesses on Thursday."You'll hear from me tomorrow when I cross examine Agent Paszkiewicz. Can't wait," he said.While Victor Mercado is on trial, too, the text messages we heard made him seem more like a victim than a co-conspirator. Still, prosecutors have said he allowed Kilpatrick and Ferguson to rig contracts so he could keep making big bucks as the water department boss.
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We are in that phase of meteorological progression that long, long ago, gave voice to the admonition, "Make Hay While the Sun Shines." You younger folks might have heard that from a member of a more senior generation, and quite properly equated it to something like, "Get it While the Getting is Good.". That would be pretty close. The making of hay while the sun shines however had a more direct and specific meaning. It goes back, of course, to agriculture in the days before mechanization. The interesting thing about it, is it's still with us today, even with the incredibly advanced machinery of the 21st Century.
I came across an article the other day that dealt with haymaking, more now, than then, but I was so taken with it - - it's almost poetry - - that I decided to bring you some of it. It's by Jeremy C. Nagel, publications guru at Michigan Farm Bureau Headquarters. His article starts out with "Among agriculture's pantheon of unsung heroes and overlooked saints, hay surely ranks near the top." That could be expected to catch the attention of a farm kid of 50 or 60 years ago, whose job it was to follow the horse-drawn wagon and hay loader around the field, raking hay away from utility poles, stone piles and whatever other obstruction into the nearest windrow. Jeremy Nagel speaks almost exclusively about the modern haymaking practice of baling, either rectangular or rolled.
But, preceding that, the team of draft horses pulled a big wagon up and down the windrows of recently mowed hay. The trailing loader, looking something like a wagonwide, rolling ladder-like elevator, picked up the windrowed hay, carrying it up and over the top, to the wagon bed, where the adult farmer, like my dad, would spread that hay around the wagon bed for even distribution, until it was about fifteen feet high. Then it was off to the barn, where big forks descended on a trolley from the interior barn roof, stabbed into a big bite of that wagonload of hay, which was then trolleyed up to a track and across to the end of the barn.
A trip rope released the forks and the hay fell to the barn floor, or at least to the top of the stack already there. Unload the wagon and back to the field for another load, always one eye on the sky, alert for a possible rain storm. Hay needs rain to grow, just as any other plant; but mowed hay that gets wet loses a lot of it's nutritional value. Watching the sky won't keep the rain away, but we watch, anyway.
Cows need hay, whether beef or dairy breeds; all horses need hay, whether ponies, pleasure/saddle horses, thoroughbreds, or draft animals. So do most sheep and goats.
There's a ton more interesting information in Jeremy's article. I'm guessing a simple phone call would bring the whole package to you. Call 517-323-6585, and ask for Jeremy.
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