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You and I know this is not an exhaustive list (we could add books, blogs, websites and more webinars another day — for this I focused on resources that are available and mostly free). Aggression and conflict are not all that straightforward, and hearing about it from another person, especially in the form of a Webinar, can make the topic a lot more manageable.

When #SPARCS2014 Day 1: Aggression and Conflict comes around, I hope people show up open to the idea that there are many ways to learn about aggression and conflict, and that “knowledge about aggression may only be gained through experience” won’t serve anyone, dog or person.

Oh, and why is the post titled, Dog Loses Ear at Dog Park and There Was Nothing We Could Do About It? Check out The Science Dog post Dog Park People for more on those unfortunate details. If you follow my blog at all you’ll know that I’m often critical of how some behave when online. As a staunch believer and practitioner of Wheaton’s Law myself, I’m surprised when others can’t follow this simple adage. Young Mr. Crusher entreats us all to follow the simple mantra of “Don’t be a dick” in all of our online interactions. While this seems as though it would not be hard to follow, we all know that something happens to people when they get behind a keyboard. They seem to grow 6 inches while simultaneously losing an equal sized chip off of their shoulder. People lash out at others whether out of frustration with their lives, anger at society or sometime just to be mean. Without the accountability of having to face someone, modern civility, which is already suffering, seems to be put entirely to the side. Today I’m not here to lament the evils of modern internet acceptability however. Today I’m here to tell a story that should make you smile, that should bolster your hope about humanity.
Last night I found myself on the road, traveling to Knoxville, TN for the wedding of a good friend. As an IT guy with a wife that loves to drive, I naturally found myself on my laptop, tethered to a hot spot and logged into, among other things, my favorite IRC chat. Amongst the idle chatter, ramblings and juvenile humor, a single line proclaimed that a member of our community was attempting to save a life. This line of text stood out starkly
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 You and I know this is not an exhaustive list (we could add books, web log, web site and more webinars another sidereal day — for this I focused on resources that are available and mostly detached). Aggression and conflict are not all that aboveboard, and hear about it from another person, especially in the kind of a Webinar, can make the topic a draw more manageable. 

 When # SPARCS2014 Day 1: Aggression and Conflict do around, I hope people show up open to the idea that there are many way to learn about aggression and conflict, and that “ knowledge about aggression may entirely be gained through experience ” wo n’t serve anyone, dog or person. 

 Oh, and why is the post entitle, Dog Loses Ear at Dog Park and There Was Nothing We Could Do About It? Check out The Science Dog post Dog Park People for more on those inauspicious details. If you follow my blog at all you ’ll know that I ’m often critical of how some act when online. As a steadfast believer and practitioner of Wheaton ’s Law myself, I ’m surprise when others ca n’t follow this simple adage. Young Mr. Crusher entreats us all to follow the childlike mantra of “ Do n’t be a cock ” in all of our on-line interactions. While this seem as though it would not be unvoiced to follow, we all know that something happens to citizenry when they get behind a keyboard. They seem to grow 6 inches while simultaneously lose an equal sized chip off of their shoulder. People lash out at others whether out of frustration with their lives, anger at company or sometime just to be mean. Without the accountability of having to face someone, mod civility, which is already suffer, seem to be put entirely to the side. Today I ’m not here to deplore the evils of modern internet acceptability however. Today I ’m here to tell a story that should make you smile, that should bolster your hope about humanity. 
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W he n # SPA R CS2014 Day 1:  Aggression and  Confl ic t c o mes ar ound,  I hop e people sh ow u p open to  the i d ea that there a re man y w ays  tol ea rn  ab ou t  ag g re ssi o n a nd confl ic t,  andthat “ k n owle dge  abo ut ag gression mayonl y be gai ned t hroug h ex pe rienc e” won ’t se rv e anyone, dog o r pe rson.

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L ast night  I f o un d m y selfon t h e road, t r av eli n g  t o Knoxville , T N f or th e w e ddingof a  good friend. Asa n IT guy witha wi f e  th atl oves  t o drive, I nat ura ll y found my se lf on my la ptop, te th e red t o a ho t spot  and lo g g ed into,amon g o ther thin gs,  m y  favori te  I R C chat . Am on gst th e idle chat t e r, ramblings and  juve n i le hu m or,  a si ng le line proc laimed tha t a memberof our  com munit y was a tt emptin g t osave a lif e . This li ne of  text s to od o utstarkl y
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You and_I know_this is not an_exhaustive list_(we_could add_books,_blogs, websites and_more webinars another_day — for this_I focused on_resources_that are available and mostly free). Aggression and conflict are not all that straightforward,_and_hearing about_it_from_another person, especially in the_form of a Webinar, can_make the_topic a lot more manageable.

When #SPARCS2014 Day 1:_Aggression_and Conflict comes_around, I hope people show up open to the_idea that there are many ways_to learn about_aggression_and_conflict, and that “knowledge_about aggression may only be gained_through experience” won’t serve anyone, dog_or person.

Oh, and why is the post_titled, Dog Loses Ear at Dog_Park and There Was Nothing_We Could_Do About It? Check out_The Science Dog_post Dog_Park People for_more on those unfortunate details. If_you follow my_blog at all you’ll know that_I’m_often critical of_how_some_behave when_online. As a_staunch_believer and_practitioner_of Wheaton’s Law myself, I’m surprised_when_others can’t follow this simple adage. Young_Mr. Crusher entreats us_all_to follow the simple_mantra of “Don’t be a_dick” in all of our online_interactions. While_this seems_as though it would not be hard to follow, we all_know that something happens to people_when they get behind_a keyboard._They_seem to grow_6_inches while_simultaneously losing an equal sized chip off_of their_shoulder. People lash out at others_whether out of frustration_with_their lives, anger at society or_sometime just to be mean. Without_the accountability of having to_face_someone,_modern civility, which is already_suffering, seems to be put entirely_to the side._Today I’m not here to lament the_evils_of modern internet acceptability however. Today_I’m_here to tell a story that_should_make_you smile, that should bolster_your hope about humanity.
Last night I_found myself on the road, traveling to Knoxville, TN_for the wedding_of a good friend. As_an_IT_guy with a wife that loves to drive, I naturally_found myself_on my laptop,_tethered to a hot spot and logged into, among other_things, my favorite IRC chat. Amongst the_idle chatter, ramblings and juvenile humor, a single line proclaimed that_a member of our community was attempting to_save a life. This line of text_stood out starkly