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Skip to comments.I'm not seceding!If any one leaves the USA it will be the Blue states! (vanity)
Posted on 11/14/2012 5:20:19 AM PST by ReaganÜberAlles
I voted for Constitutional Government. It was the Blue states that have betrayed America and voted to sustain, maintain and increase the Welfare state and apologize & surrender to our enemies. The Red states are the havens for patriots, the Blue are the dens of traitors.
It's important that we frame this issue with the truth and correctly. Winning the odd election here and there doesn't confer patriot or constitutional status upon you. It's standing by those principles, win or lose, that made this nation the greatest ever to arise on the face of the Earth in human history that does that.
Why should we leave? It's the traitors who should leave, willingly or unwillingly. I suggest we let them know this.
We'll be back, don't worry about that. My powder is dry yet at the ready.
Don't Tread On Me...Indeed.
The "blue" states amount to about 5 or 6 northeastern states.
No! No! Let the Blue States "stay" in the Union. That way, they can keep their Obama, fiat money, debt, unfunded liabilities, entitlement programs, the EPA, and Roe v. Wade.
ILL-ANNOY seceded long ago and has devolved into a third-world kingdom with a few fiefdoms layered into a family-run RICO scenario with complicit bi-partisan elite power caste known as The Combine. ILL-ANNOY is so blue, it is cyanotic and gasping its last economic breath. Secession seems moot.
GOP is in panic mode as if it was worse than 2008.
Invite them to join Canada, while inviting Canada's Alberta to join us.
How about the opposite of secession? That is, expulsion.
Kick the blue states out of the union.
Because there isn't, I will stay and fight for what is left of the dear, departed USA.
Heck, a petition can be started in the Red States to vote out the Blue States. Should be no problem. I agree.
The basis of this union is the Constitution. If it is not to be followed, then the reason for union is void.
These states did not unite just to have a pretty map to look at or to wave a flag with 50 stars on it. Other nations have dissolved and have done just fine.
Not saying that now is the right moment, bit this option does not go off the table out of pride.
It ought to become Cook-Lake and South Illinois.
It would be a "de-facto expulsion".
We'd secede, then re-form with the exact, original Constitution+10. Ladies, if you really want #19, speak up, will make it #11.
The end result would be the new United Free and Sovereign States of America, and the non-seceding USA would be referred to as the USSA.
To do that we will have to physically remove them. I'm afraid it's going to get ugly.
You'll need the support of the Legions to do that, and a number of powerful foreign allies for economic recognition. The former would be easier to get than the latter. Otherwise it is a great plan.
This election worked out great for,DC...the Inside the Beltway crowd, while preoccupied with voter disenfranchisement in the 60s ...could no longer care about the peons and peasants in Flyover Country.
Direct disenfranchisement refers to actions that explicitly prevent people from voting or having their votes counted, as opposed to indirect techniques, which attempt to prevent peoples votes from having an impact on political outcomes (e.g., gerrymandering, ballot box stuffing, stripping elected officials of their powers).
In fact the DC crowd made sure we all knew about this just prior to the election...
Which was basically their watcha gonna do about it . Threat.....
DC is basically dissolving the compact between these United States. At some point each of them may chose to start negotiating with some of the others to form a more reasonable compact.
"As go the legions, so goes the Republic." If the legions side with you, it will not be too difficult. If they do not, or if they have divided loyalties, it becomes either insanely difficult or impossible, depending on how much of an optimist you are (or, alternately, how ruthless you are willing to be).
If Texas and or other states secede, Broncho will likely call for them to pay off the deficit.
I completely agree. I wish someone would make a map showing "The People's Socialist Republic of America" and the "United States of America (occupied)".
That is the reality.
You really want to be left holding the bag for $100 TRILLION in unfunded liabilities run up since FDR? It seems much smarter to let the Socialist states be stuck with the bills they've run up, while the sane states start over with sensible government.
Can we give California back to Mexico too?
What did Mexico ever do to deserve all those Democrats?
you do realize the physical land doesn't go anywhere... right?
those states 'leaving' the current administration's interpretation of the United States will just form the actual United States
in theory....
ObaMao even lost counties he won last time such as Cambria (dominated by what's left of the Murtha machine) and Centre (home of Penn State). Excluding the eastern border of the state clustered around Philadelphia and the New Jersey line, he managed to win three total counties in the rest of Pennsylvania.
There is no blending of global socialism and the constitutional US Republic.
One has to die for the other to flourish.
Americans are divided and elitists benefit from it.
Divide as the people are divided. It's a divorce that has to happen.
This silliness has to stop. No one is going anywhere. Red states aren't seceding, blue states aren't being kicked out, and neighborhood warfare isn't happening.
I don't think any of the petition senders really meant this to be anything but a statement.
That's good.
They encourage illegal immigration to the US.
The overreaction being shown here and elsewhere are more telling than the e-petitions themselves.
And Washington, DC is issuing unicorns to the Army Cavalry.
I'd move to Texas if it secedes, becomes a monarchy, and chooses Sarah Palin as its queen.
Well, I'm sure you'd dig that job of royal handwasher, but that just ain't the American way Fiji. You keep hoping, but don't hold your breath waiting for a hillbilly queen in Texas.
Sarah Palin has her sights set well beyond Texas. She's going to get the Republican nomination and be elected president of the United States! You ought to get on the bandwagon before it rolls over you.
Melas, as the Royal Handwasher to Queen Sarah I, I will recommend to her that she send you a friendly lettre-de-cachet.
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Michael Morpurgo: The final straight
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When Michael Morpurgo paid a visit to the Museum recently, he had a look back on how War Horse: Fact & Fiction got started and let us know why he thought it was so important that people come to see the exhibition.
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Horse paper trail
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Part of our War Horse: Fact & Fiction exhibition has involved visitors decorating paper horses; we could never have imagined the path this would lead us down.
'Raggie' the real war horse
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Fifty years before Michael Morpurgo immortalised the story of 'Joey', another war horse put pen to paper and told his story – 'Raggie', the War Horse: An Autobiography.
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Labor unions developed to try and protect workers from the most horrible abuses, and led the fight for child labor laws. By the 1930s and 1940s a social compact was beginning to devlelop and more and more legislation was passed during the New Deal Era and shortly afterwards to make life better for the average American, the elderly, students, etc.
This all began to change and revert back to an industrial oligarchy during the Nixon years, but especially during the Reagan years. The seeds were sown for what has become a neo-conservatism. The conservatism of Robert Taft and William F. Buckley was fading. And out of the ashes of European fascism and Nazism [supported often by American industrialists like Henry Ford and du Pont] came a right-wing, greed powerhouse. This neo-conservatism is fueled by right-wing greed merchants of untold wealth who buy what they want....even nations.
The actions of these greed-capitalists are unknown to most Americans. They operate pretty much in their own self-made world. The horrible example of the greed on Wall Street that brought down the U.S. economy during the George W. Bush years goes unpunished. The United States of American more and more operates as a commodity of big business. And the big businesses want to keep costs down, and fight anything that might make them pay taxes.....not their fair share of taxes, but ANY taxes.
The malaise in Washington, D.C. is stagnated by this fight by big business for total control of our government, local to national. Even our foreign policy becomes a reflection of certain ethnic, religious, or greed groups. You are being told it is the fault of progressives, liberals, labor unions, etc. People like that are becoming less and less influential in America. We are owned by people like the Koch brothers, not by the voting public.
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Dalhousie wins 24th straight Atlantic Conference men's volleyball title
FREDERICTON – The Dalhousie Tigers eliminated the University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds in two straight matches winning Sunday's encounter 25-18, 25-12, 25-21 for its 24th consecutive Atlantic Conference men's volleyball title.
Sander Ratsep, named the series' MVP, led the number-two nationally-ranked Tigers with nine kills, three aces and four digs. The Tigers opened the best-of-three championship series with a 3-0 victory in Halifax on Friday. Devon Parkinson added seven kills and nine digs for Dalhousie. Ryley Boldon led the Varsity Reds with 10 kills and two digs and Tyler Veenhuis had seven kills and two digs.
In Brandon, Man., the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack won the third and deciding quarterfinal match over the Brandon Bobcats 25-23, 16-25, 25-21, 26-24. It was the third consecutive year the Wolfpack won their opening round series and the second time in three years it was against Brandon.
In Quebec City, the Université Laval Rouge et Or, ranked number-one in Canada, remained undefeated this season winning the opening match in the best-of-three Quebec Conference final 25-22, 25-21, 25-23 over the Université de Montréal Carabins. The Rouge et Or went 18-0 in regular season play and received a bye to the championship final.
Frédéric Desbiens led Laval's offence with 17 kills while Frédéric Mondou, the conference's rookie of the year, added nine. Emmanuel André-Morin was Montreal's top scorer with 15 kills.
''It was important for us to win this match in straight games,'' said Laval's coach Pascal Clément. ''We didn't play to our full potential. It was a first provincial final for several players and we were more nervous than usual.''
Game two is Friday in Montreal at 7 p.m. (local).
Meanwhile the CIS announced the seedings and schedule for the 2010 women's volleyball national championships at the University of Alberta in Edmonton March 5-7. The top-two seeds, two-time defending champion UBC and the Université de Montréal, enter the championships with perfect 22-0 regular season and playoff records combined.
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Every pixel matters. That's what William Albert, executive director of the Design and Usability Center at Bentley University, wants attendees at the Internet Retailer Web Design & Usability Conference 2013 to understand. "There's a very fine line between a very good and a very bad user experience," he says. "The details really matter."
Albert will co-present a session titled "Top 10 usability challenges—and how to solve them" on Feb. 12 from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. at the conference in Orlando, FL. He will break down the biggest usability challenges to e-retailers: the pre-checkout process, meaning the general presentation and merchandising consumers encounter when browsing a site; the checkout process; and post-purchase processes, such as the usability of order confirmation notices and returns.
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His co-presenter, Ryan Hennig from specialty e-retailer Miles Kimball, will talk about the usability challenges his team has faced and how they've solved them. Miles Kimball sells kitchen gadgets and home goods.
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By Bill and Shirley Huntington and familyCleveland
Dear Editor,
I have noticed over the years people are quick to write letters when they are displeased or angry about something, but seldom take the time to express appreciation for the good things people do. It is time for me to step up.
Recently my husband's favorite aunt passed away. Although her three children are grown with families of their own they were at a loss as to what to do. Her son called me from the hospital and said, "What do I do now." I went over to the hospital and instructed the nurse to call Fausett Mortuary.
There the story begins. Over the next few days Steven and Michael Furner became not only our funeral directors but also friends in a time of great need. They saw to the smallest details, constantly changing and redoing plans, programs etc. as the family changed their minds again and again. Always with patience and compassion Steven and Michael would see that the changes were made.
Just to relate two of many incidents. The daughter wanted to do her mom's hair. When we arrived at the mortuary she was very apprehensive about seeing her mom and going through with it. Steven with a loving compassionate arm around her shoulder gently lead her to her mother's side constantly whispering words of comfort and encouragement. That time spent doing her mom's hair (laughing and crying) is a treasured memory that will never be forgotten. When we finished her two brothers showed up one refusing to go near his mom. Again Steven stepped up with his gentle persuasion and lead him to his mom. Then again at the funeral, there was conflict between members of the family, again with that loving compassionate arm around their shoulders Steven whispered words of encouragement to each of them. It didn't end there. They were there days after the funeral to help with all the things that need to be taken care of after a death. What a relief for the family since they didn't know what all had to be done. We were not the only ones to lose a loved one that week. So while caring for our family they were also taking care of other families with the same love and compassion.
Now this same week I had another experience with the Furners. I am compassionate service leader in my ward at church and have the privilege of putting together luncheons for families after the funerals. Three days after our aunt's funeral there was a large funeral in my ward. The Furner brothers also handled this funeral. As the service was going on they saw us putting up the tables etc., off came their jackets and they helped us with the set up. Then after their return from cemetery and finishing their duties, again off came their jackets and they helped with the cleanup. If this is not above and beyond I don't know what you would call it.
For many years I have attended many funerals in many states for friends, relatives and personal family deaths, I have also had the opportunity to serve in compassionate service callings and although most funeral directors have been kind and respectful none have ever showed the level of sincere compassion these men have shown to our family and many others in our counties.
I would also like to commend their parents for a job well done in raising these two men. They have surely been taught by kind and loving parents.
How fortunate we are to have these two gentlemen, Steven at the Castle Dale Fausetts and Michael in Price to take care of our every need with love and genuine concern in our times of sorrow.
At this time of Thanksgiving, on behalf of the families in Emery and Carbon counties you have helped with countless hours of loving service in our behalf, we thank you, Steven and Michael and look forward to having you with us for many years to come.


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Bath won comfortably but failed to score a try bonus-point in their simple 24-6 win over struggling Newcastle Falcons at The Rec.
Bath won comfortably but failed to score a try bonus-point in their simple 24-6 win over struggling Newcastle Falcons at The Rec.
Bath headed into the match in fine form, having won their last four matches in all competitions, while Newcastle were seeking to build momentum following last week's win over Newport-Gwent Dragons.
The game was played in tough conditions meaning try-scoring opportunities were difficult to create, and there was little between the sides for the majority of the first half.
George Ford opened the scoring midway through the first period with a penalty goal, after he'd missed an earlier opportunity.
Five minutes from half-time Phil Godman levelled the scores for the Falcons, after the visitors had initially gained ground with a penalty from the scrum.
Godman then put Newcastle in front early in the second half after Bath were penalised for holding on in the tackle.
The score gave the visitors a narrow lead, but the concession sprung the hosts into action and they quickly gained a stranglehold on the contest.
Horacio Agulla scored a converted try after Ford's footwork had carved open an opportunity, and then Nathan Catt laid the platform for Leroy Houston to dive over.
That made it 17-6 with time ticking away for the visitors, and they were unable to narrow the gap in the minutes that followed. Francois Louw added the exclamation mark in the final minute with Bath's third try of the afternoon, which was converted by Ford with the last kick of the game.
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Tries: Agulla, Houston, Louw
Cons: Ford 3
Pen: Ford
For Newcastle:
Pens: Ford 2
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Anthony Watson, 13 Ollie Devoto, 12 Kyle Eastmond, 11 Matt Banahan, 10 George Ford, 9 Peter Stringer, 8 Carl Fearns, 7 Francois Louw, 6 Matt Garvey, 5 Dominic Day, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 Juan Pablo Orlandi, 2 Rob Webber, 1 Nathan Catt
Replacements: 16 Ross Batty, 17 Anthony Perenise, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Alafoti Fa'osiliva, 20 Leroy Houston, 21 Micky Young, 22 Gavin Henson, 23 Horacio Agulla
Newcastle: 15 Alex Tait, 14 Noah Cato, 13 Gonzalo Tiesi, 12 Jamie Helleur, 11 Sinoti Sinoti, 10 Phil Godman, 9 Warren Fury, 8 Mark Wilson, 7 Andy Saull, 6 Will Welch (c), 5 Fraser McKenzie, 4 Scott MacLeod, 3 Oliver Tomaszczyk, 2 Matt Thompson, 1 Rob Vickers
Replacements: 16 George McGuigan, 17 Franck Montanella, 18 Kieran Brookes, 19 Sean Tomes, 20 Ally Hogg, 21 Chris Pilgrim, 22 Rory Clegg, 23 Adam Powell
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth
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Brinkerhoff said she had been sitting outside of the elementary school in the cold wind since 7 a.m., and she will be there until 7 p.m. asking voters to fill out exit poll forms.
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Poll manager Marie Thurston said voters have been turning out in good numbers at the East Elementary voting station in Cedar City.
"We feel like they have been pretty good compared to other years," Thurston said.
She said there are 11 voting stations in Iron County for today's electoral race; nine voting stations in Cedar City, one in Enoch and one in Parowan.
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A fireworks show and a streaker may have stolen the spotlight at Friday night's halftime show in Castle Rock, but it was without a doubt the Trey Smith show that people will be talking about for some time to come.
The Douglas County senior ran for four touchdowns and returned an interception for another, helping the Huskies streak past crosstown Castle View, 43-10, in just the second meeting between the two schools. Make it Huskies 2, Sabercats 0.
"When a kid runs a 10.6 (100), there's not too many people that can stop him," said Douglas County head coach Jeff Ketron. "He'll be the first one to tell you though it's his offensive line doing that blocking, and on that pick, he never would've gotten to the end zone if it wasn't for good blocking there too."
Smith, who finished the night with 232 yards on 22 carries, ran for 51 yards on his first three touches, finding pay dirt 3 minutes, 49 seconds into the contest. Just 53 seconds later, he took the first of four Sabercat interceptions back 25 yards for a score. The Colorado State commit then made it 21-0 as he ran another one in from 22 yards out on the first play of the second quarter.
"That's the one team on our schedule, I told the kids, that we don't want to lose to," said Castle View coach Ryan Hollingshead. "They made a couple big plays early and we never got out of our funk. I think our defense stepped up and made some good adjustments (in the second half) but offensively we just kept making silly mistakes."
Castle View junior Chris Linnin (8-for-11, 185 yards, 1 interception) – who split time with Trevor Smeeton at quarterback (3-for-11, 55 yards, 3 interceptions) – gave the Cats a glimmer of hope with a 57-yard pass to junior Parker Strahler (3 catches, 112 yards) early in the second quarter, setting up a first-and-goal at the Husky 8-yard line. County's defense held the Cats to a field goal, however, and refused to let them set up inside the Husky 10-yard line again on the night.
County built its lead to 28-3 a mere 30 seconds after the field goal as Smith scampered in again, this time from 45 yards out. Smith then added a 12-yard score midway through the third for a 34-3 cushion.
"It wasn't all me. The line opened up holes for me, and we just came out as a team and scored touchdowns," said Smith, admitting the Huskies didn't like being considered the visiting team on their home field.
"It definitely got under our skin. This is our home stadium and we wanted to come out and show them whose field it was," he said. "During the week there is a lot of talk going on around the town, so it definitely feels good to win by a good number. ... I'm friends with some of them, but when we come out here it's a battle."
Castle View junior Erik Taylor trimmed the lead to 34-10 with a 46-yard touchdown run early in the fourth, but the Huskies were quick to answer once again, as junior quarterback Ruel Rope ran a 6-yard option keeper in 48 seconds later, snuffing out any momentum the Cats had found. Senior Bryan Wyatt added a 49-yard field goal with seconds remaining to ice the game for County.
Next up for County (2-0) is a big early-season test as the Huskies travel to Cherry Creek (2-0) on Sept. 12 for a non-league matchup. Castle View, meanwhile, will look to get back on track with a homecoming win as the Sabercats (1-1) host Doherty (2-0) in the Pioneer League opener for both teams Sept. 13 at Douglas County Stadium.
"If you are going to have a rebound week, you might as well have homecoming, because the kids are all jacked," Hollingshead said. "High school kids have pretty short memories when there is something to look forward to. I think we are going to be alright. Our goal is to win the league and that starts next week."


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Cummins&partners has created a new service focussed advertising campaign for Virgin Blue, based on the proposition "If Only You Got Virgin Blue Service Everywhere". Launching nationally on Friday, 1 February 2002, the campaign includes 4 x 30 second television commercials, outdoor and press.
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All the staff portrayed in the new campaign are real Virgin Blue people. After weeks of casting with staff around Australia, a group was selected who could convey the sentiment in the scripts.
Virgin Blue has a policy of recruiting people from diverse backgrounds and experience resulting in service at the highest level. The airline refers to all customers as 'guests' because they believe that they are actually more in the hospitality business than the transport business.
Reflecting on the campaign development, Huttner concluded. "At the end of the day, the outstanding performance of our team, not only in the advertising campaign, but also in our everyday operations speaks for itself. Our team has an innate flair in delivering service. Virgin Blue management doesn't need to send out memos telling people how to look after our customers, they know it intuitively".
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Classic arcade action for a new generation, Pythentene is Super-Python-Enhanced Serpentine 2011! Battle for survival across 25 levels like we did in the early 80's. You'll pick up the gameplay quickly -- expect to have a hard time putting it down!
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Sunday, July 14, 2013 3 PM
Cost: See brochure on website
Category: Kids & Families, Community Event
Contact: Carmen Knutson 701.777.3103
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Website: www.undsports.com//ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=13500&ATCLID=204781192
Ralph Engelstad Arena
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Grand Forks, ND 58202
Girls 10U, 12U, 14U, 18U
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Half-Day Camp
Our hockey skills center features a state-of-the-art, multi-tasking skating treadmill, synthetic ice for shooting and stickhandling drills, specialized goalie stations and a speed lane for explosive stride develoopment. Former UND All-American and professional goaltender Karl Goehring serves as the director.
Parking InformationUnless special parking arrangements have been stated above, off-campus guests for this event may use the pay-as-you-go option in the Parking Ramp (corner of 2nd Ave N and Columbia Road), the Visitor Lot (off Centennial Drive), or a Parking Meter. Parking in any other parking lot on-campus requires a parking pass which can be purchased directly through UND Parking and Transportation Services, 3925 Campus Rd Stop 9030 (8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday).
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- Swim North Dakota (10 AM)
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- Summer Performing Arts: Once Upon a Mattress (2 PM)
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- GFPL Animaga Club (3 PM)
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Marc Morrone was born in 1960 in the Bronx and, when he was 2, his family moved to Show More
Q: My cat, whom I have had for the last 17 years, just died. Her death was peaceful but it is still tearing me apart. My friends at work think I am crazy when they see me crying at my desk. I just cannot imagine how my life can feel whole again and yet I feel guilty in a way that I am grieving so much over an animal. Everyone says to get another cat and I will feel better, but I feel that by doing so I am not being loyal to the memory of her. Is there anything you can tell me to make me feel better, and should I get another cat right away? --A. A., Smithtown
A: This is a question close to my heart. This year I lost my hyacinth Macaw named Remus, whom I had for 43 years, my African Grey Parrot named Darwin, whom I had for 22 years, and my Flemish Giant Rabbit Harvey, who had been on TV with me hundreds of times. Plus my big 15-year-old mixed breed dog, Garfield, is on the way out.
Harvey, Remus and Darwin were all in the pet store I own, so every day customers ask me where they are and every time I answer it feels like a knife is twisting in my gut. But since I am in my place of business, I have to keep it all inside and show my happy face. It makes it all the worse as those animals were on TV with me for 15 years and, even though my shows are no longer filming, they are still all over YouTube and the Internet.
So what advice can I give you? Nothing really. The void in you will always be there, and non-pet keepers will always think you are crazy. That is just the way it is. People think I am nuts for weeping over a rabbit. However, the ability to endure grief and go on with life is universal among us, and in time you will deal with the situation better than you are doing now. Finding a support group or even just one kind shoulder to cry on helps.
One thing I can say with certainty: Get another cat ASAP. You will definitely feel better. Part of the void in your life is not having a pet to care for, and the new cat will fix that right away.
Please do not feel guilty or unfaithful about the new cat taking the place of your old one. Your lost cat is not looking down on you enjoying the fact that you are sad about her absence.
Q: I adopted a 3-year-old cat from a local shelter. I have been unsuccessful with transporting her to a veterinarian for a well visit. She refuses to be coaxed into a pet carrier. An at-home visit by a veterinarian was also futile. After each prospective attempt, she becomes terrified and will hide for a few days. I think early experiences in her life trigger these fears. I would appreciate any advice. --Kim Tuscany, Nesconset
A: You can never coax a cat into doing anything, as the cat has to feel that all is OK with the situation. Most carriers break down into a top, a bottom and a wire door. So break it down into these three parts and just leave the open bottom piece in the kitchen where the cat eats.
Place the cat's food bowl in the middle of the bottom of the carrier that is on the floor and forget about the situation for a couple of weeks. The cat is most likely going to climb into the bottom half of the carrier to eat every day and will quickly lose any hesitation about it. Then put the top on the bottom but leave the door off and keep putting the cat's food dish inside the carrier. After a day or two of hesitation the cat will crawl right inside to eat.
Then, when the cat is totally comfortable, you put the door on but tie it open with a bit of string so that it is not swinging wildly when the cat touches it. Then keep feeding the cat inside as you have been doing.
When the cat is going in and out of the carrier of its own free will, periodically close the door and carry the cat around the house or in the yard. Then casually put the carrier back down, open the door and act as if this were the most natural thing in the world. Gradually, you can start to put the carrier with the cat in it in the car for short trips and thus you now have a cat that will willingly go inside a carrier and then for a ride in the car.
On the day that you do take the cat to the vet in the carrier, it will just act as if it's one of life's random events -- but you have to keep feeding the cat in the box and acting as if all is well. You have to look at the world from the animal's point of view in these things: When the unfamiliar becomes familiar, then fear is no longer an issue.
Q: There are several cats that use my yard as their litter box. The odor is strong and unbearable. I have tried applying ammonia and bleach to the area -- but no luck. Any tips you can give me would be appreciated. --Janet Wilson, Hempstead
A: One smell that cats hate is that of coffee grounds. I just get a big can of cheap coffee and spread the granules all over the ground in that area. Even when they get wet, the trick seems to work well. Of course there may be a cat here and there that grew up in a Starbucks and likes the smell of coffee. but that would be the exception rather then the rule.


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EU's EMA Balances Medication Approvals with Health Care Data Management
The equivalent of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the EMA (European Medicines Agency), based in London, is a public health agency in the European Union that approves drugs and provides guidelines for health care providers and pharmaceutical firms for a region spanning from the Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean Sea.
As the head of information and communications technology for the EMA, Hans-Georg Wagner oversees the IT operations of this regulatory agency. "The whole regulatory process of bringing drugs to market needs to be as sufficient as possible and as good-quality as possible so we can be sure that our scientific opinion stands," Wagner said.
Wagner spoke with eWEEK about how the EMA deals with the challenges of handling 100-plus information systems, aligning with worldwide standards, and storing and analyzing 70 terabytes of medical data.
How does the EMA approach health care IT?
We have what we call basic IT-financial and budget systems, human resources, electronic document management, record management, print and file serving, access control systems, etc. So that's standard stuff that anybody would need.
And going further out, there is a group of information systems directly related to the regulatory life cycle of medicinal products. So, for example, making sure that when a new application comes in, it's actually registered and there is a formal reply provided. That the tracking process starts, that we can follow who is doing what.
So everything to do with the internal and external processes that will eventually lead to a scientific opinion. And of course everything to do with the monitoring of risk benefit profiles.
There is a family of information systems and standards and technical specifications called eSubmission, which is everything to do with using information technology to make it possible for applications and sponsors to submit their dossiers electronically in a single-defined format irrespective of the procedure to all the regulators.
For these things to work, we understood not immediately but a few years into the program that to achieve interoperability across Europe, you do have to have a common data model, which in Europe is called the reference data model.
And of course you need what is called controlled terminology.
If you try and book a flight with one of the cheap or not-so-cheap airlines online and want to enter the departure airport and the destination airport, you don't have free text entry. You have to choose from a pick list. And that makes sure that you can't enter an airport that doesn't exist.
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And similarly controlled terminology in medical information systems is there to control the quality of input. If a doctor puts in a reaction that is suspected to have been caused by a drug, the doctor will select the description of this adverse event from a drop-down list he or she has access to.
We have in total now something like 4,000 organizations registered in one of our systems, and we have 8,000 individual users in that system. We have 21,000 users of our systems, of which 20,000 are external users.
Historical developments have actually led to de facto technology standards.
The European institution selected many years ago following an open call for tender Oracle as the database management system. As a result, we have Oracle as the database standard. There are a few exceptions, but mostly it's Oracle.
This is one of these interesting discussions that is being had within the network, how to make sure these various national systems work with the European systems and with the European databases.
What are the leading health care IT issues for the EMA?
The most urgent and challenging one is how to go outside the EU today. Pharmaceutical really is global. It is necessary but not sufficient to have EU-wide standards. We need to have our standards aligned with worldwide standards. And we're working very closely with colleagues at the FDA and within ISO and HL7 to create worldwide technical standards-for example, to describe a medicinal product, to describe the minimal information and the way it's structured about an adverse drug reaction so that we can understand, for example, if the FDA sends us information about something that happened to a drug which is also sold in Europe.
And they tell us about some real insufficiency or reaction so that a patient or a specialist here in Europe can actually see that information and understand it, and also use it in his or her data analysis. So that's by far the biggest challenge ... to align ourselves with worldwide standards.
Changing a standard has a massive impact on the existing information systems. You have to change processing logic, and this causes big problems through Europe because people don't have the money to do that.
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I have some visions: I'm working with some of my colleagues in Europe about offering a common portal for all applications and sponsors, not just with intelligent forms but also with software service providers. So that depending on the size of the pharmaceutical company, they can go there to get whatever they need so they can have quality good submission of dossiers to the regulators. And, of course, we also need to do this worldwide.
We're entering a period with very severe pressures on budgets. We have very strong pressure to reduce the cost of operation and also the cost of development.
How does the EMA's structural analysis software measure and scrutinize the 70 terabytes of data the agency stores?
We're using a product from a French company called Know and Decide, which allows us to monitor the consumption of actual storage used.
For us, this addresses two important issues: to understand where we have duplicates we can throw out, and the second, which in many ways is more demanding, I find myself at the beginning of every year signing purchase orders for what are large amounts of additional hard disk storage. My people assure me that that will be comfortably enough for the next two years.
What is Cast and how does it work?
Cast is a tool that analyzes source code. It looks at tables that don't have foreign keys.
If you have a source code versioning system, then you try to provision a project team for licenses for Cast and ask them to run against code produced at least once per iteration. And you would look at the results. It reports against a whole number of headlines to do with performance, maintainability, to do with several other issues. There are a total of six or seven headings. It will actually report to myself as the CIO-but more important to the project manager and the software architect-a state of health of that source code.
We are now moving into a better proactive use of the tool. At the moment we have 125 seats licensed for the use of Cast.
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We use [Cast] for somewhere around 10 to 12 of our applications. Increasingly, project group by project group uses the Cast tool at different levels of granularity. Obviously a project manager and a software architect will look into things in much more detail than I will as the CIO. I have a dashboard, then I just look at the dashboard and if I don't see red, I just concentrate on something else.
You have this information at your fingertip, and you can dig in to lower levels of detail.
Then I can drill down to see where Cast highlights there's a problem. If you use Cast systematically and regularly, the debugging becomes much easier.
What are the plans for Function Points? What does this initiative entail?
Function Point analysis is one of the ways people try to understand initially how much it will cost to build a software package. By doing function point analysis, you can have a measurement of the complexity of the program code.
Cast will tell me whether what I've spent for this Website is reasonable given the amount of complexity, whether I've paid too much or whether I've gotten away with paying little for it. You have the code written, and then you analyze for the number of function points. You have to have specialists that do this manually.
How does the EMA approach the security challenges of storing 70 terabytes of data?
We run standard state-of-the-art IT security. So we have the usual arrangement of cascaded firewalls. So it cannot be a systemic whole. We use specially certified consultants who are cleared at the military levels to check the design of our IT security systems.
We pay a specialized company to try and break into our systems. We have all of the required approaches.
What types of data breaches have you encountered?
We're running intrusion detection systems. Just before Christmas we spoke with the FDA on systems and what we do. Maybe because intrusion detection is not good enough, we have at the moment a very low number of attempted attacks-not aware of any successful attack. These breaches have all been passive insider threats. If you analyze the difficult IT threats, you can divide them into passive versus active.
I consider based on my own experience in IT, which now goes back 25 years, that by far the most dangerous threat is the active insider threat who you haven't promoted-a passive insider member of staff or insider getting code [or] information.


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The Ferron City Council along with the Ferron Youth council participated in the annual Christmas party for Ferron City. The event was held at the Ferron Elementary. Councilman Trent Jackson was in charge of the party along with Andria West of the youth city council.
A short program consisted of singing Christmas carols led by Pastor Tim Lacock. The cookie baking contest winners were announced. The crowd sang more songs and Santa arrived at the festivities. The judges for the cookie baking contest included Tim Lacock, Joanne Behling, Ronny Bloomer and Emily Nielson. The audience was divided into 12 sections that participated by standing when the line in the song reached their assigned section as the sang the 12 days of Christmas. The party goers also were treated to glazed rolls, doughnuts and apple cider.


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A Crawler Dozer is a tracked tractor equipped with a substantial metal plate, known as a blade, used to push large quantities of soil, sand and rubble and typically equipped at the rear with a claw-like device, known as a ripper, to loosen densely compacted materials. Crawler Dozers are great pieces of equipment for all your finish and grading work jobs, providing unrestricted visibility, which allows the operator to see the corner of the cutting edge and back of the blade. Dozers are the most productive machines in their class, due that the blade response is fast and powerful, making on-the-go tilt and angle adjustments easy. Equipped with a variety of operator-friendly features and attachments available, dozers are great at keeping your job on schedule and for this reason you can find them on a wide range of sites, mines and quarries, military bases, heavy industry factories, engineering projects and farms.
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