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what are the requirements to pass the ccw class in ohio do i have to pass a writen exam and shooot a target so many times without missing?? im scheduled to take it the 30th of august and was just wondering
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what are the requirements to pass the ccw class in ohio do i have to pass a writen exam and shooot a target so many times without missing?? im scheduled to take it the 30th of august and was just wondering
You will want ot call your local State Police post. Or maybe they have a web site. That will get you all the info you need :smt023
It all depends on the instructor and you as to what you get from the class. If you are signed up I believe it was 4 hours class room and 2 hours range time if I'm not mistaken. The way my class went we sat in the classroom first, broke for lunch, came back to the range and shot at paper plates from 5 feet out to 15 feet, then took a short multiple guess test over the material we covered in the morning.
As far as the shooting goes you just have to show proficiency in handling and firing a handgun.
You will receive quite a bit of good information from the NRA instruction and they will inform you on the basic CCW laws. If you have questions the CCW class is the place to ask them. All of the NRA qualified instructors that I know are a wealth of information.
Good luck - I'm sure you won't have any problems.:smt023
Here's what is in the Ohio Codes...2923.125Quote:
I've looked into it a bit but can't find a whole lot of info on the web. Just pricing and schedules. Can anyone tell me what is covered in class other than the laws?
(G)(1) Each course, class, or program described in division (B)(3)(a), (b), (c), or (e) of this section shall provide to each person who takes the course, class, or program a copy of the pamphlet prepared by the Ohio peace officer training commission pursuant to section 109.731 of the Revised Code that reviews firearms, dispute resolution, and use of deadly force matters. Each such course, class, or program described in one of those divisions shall include at least twelve hours of training in the safe handling and use of a firearm that shall include all of the following:
(a) At least ten hours of training on the following matters:
(i) The ability to name, explain, and demonstrate the rules for safe handling of a handgun and proper storage practices for handguns and ammunition;
(ii) The ability to demonstrate and explain how to handle ammunition in a safe manner;
(iii) The ability to demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to shoot a handgun in a safe manner;
(iv) Gun handling training.
(b) At least two hours of training that consists of range time and live-fire training.
(2) To satisfactorily complete the course, class, or program described in division (B)(3)(a), (b), (c), or (e) of this section, the applicant shall pass a competency examination that shall include both of the following:
(a) A written section on the ability to name and explain the rules for the safe handling of a handgun and proper storage practices for handguns and ammunition;
(b) A physical demonstration of competence in the use of a handgun and in the rules for safe handling and storage of a handgun and a physical demonstration of the attitude necessary to shoot a handgun in a safe manner.
Hey when your old like me you forget how long things take - the wife reminds me regularly :smt082 Thanks for the updates.
Now let me see if my memory works again here we talked about everything - handgun safety being the utmost of the conversation as it should be. Everything listed in the post by Bruce and there were alot of questions and discussion on where you can carry a concealed weapon.
I took the basic CCW and advanced tactical course at LAUHORNER INDOOR ARMS AND ARCHERY, Springfield OH. Just visited their web site and they have the 1 day course 10a.m. to 10p.m and a 3 day course 4 hours a night. They did a great job and the instructors were top notch. Plus they were cheaper than anyone else in the neighborhood $89.00.
Man it didn't seem like I was there that amount of time but when I went I think the class started at 8a.m.
The previous post cover what it takes to get your CCW. After that, you need to make sure you get some trigger time. And getting comfortable with carrying a firearm. Best advice I was given was wear the firearm around your house as much as possible even if it is unloaded. This will help you get used to carrying the firearm and not feeling like you have an elephant attached to your hip and everyone sees it. Just some advice.
well guys i took the class about 2 months back at commence fire and would recommend them to anybody in the cleveand area looking to get there ccw. they make the 12 hour long class very interesting and very fun. i still haven't gone to actually get the license yet i just haven't had time with school and work but hopefully by summer i will have it. thanks for everyones advice
Hey congrats Austin - I did enjoy my class also.


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posted at 11:14 pm on September 14, 2012 by Matt Vespa
The Chicago teachers' strike is an awkward dinner conversation between President Barack Obama and his former chief of staff Rahm Emanuel. Many of the policy prescriptions in the new Chicago teachers' contract designed to create more accountability are supported by the Obama administration.
As the Chicago teachers' strike continues, we've learned that they make $71-76,000 a year and they turned down a 16% pay increase, which amounts to $11,360. They work nine months out of the year, but say that this strike is benefits oriented. However, given that ABC World News didn't even air this story last Sunday and most of the media, with the exception of CBS, failing to mention the compensation statistics in their broadcast – suffice to say that the media will probably ignore the fact that almost 40% of Chicago's public school teachers send their kids to private schools.
I'm not against public education, but the fact that these teachers make enough to send their kids to private schools shows that Chicago's public teachers are aware of the serial failure within the system. Second, it shows that these teachers have zero confidence in their own respective school district. Why are the teachers going on strike? Aren't the contentious measures they're squabbling about aimed at enhancing accountability that will make their institutions of learning better for the students? It appears this strike, like most union strikes, are defined by these three words: give. me. more.
However, given the state of public education and that of Chicago, it's not alien for public school teachers to ship their kids to private institutions. According to The Washington Times in September of 2004, they quoted the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, which found that:
More than 1 in 5 public school teachers said their children attend private schools.
In Washington (28 percent), Baltimore (35 percent) and 16 other major cities, the figure is more than 1 in 4. In some cities, nearly half of the children of public school teachers have abandoned public schools.
In Philadelphia, 44 percent of the teachers put their children in private schools; in Cincinnati, 41 percent; Chicago, 39 percent; Rochester, N.Y., 38 percent. The same trends showed up in the San Francisco-Oakland area, where 34 percent of public school teachers chose private schools for their children; 33 percent in New York City and New Jersey suburbs; and 29 percent in Milwaukee and New Orleans.
John Stossel at Fox Business reiterated this point on September 11:
Union teachers know that many of their colleagues aren't great teachers. Only 12% of American students attend private schools, but, 39% of Chicago public school teachers send their children to private schools. Anti school-choice politicians are no less hypocritical: President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Jesse Jackson, Hillary Clinton and Al Gore (to name just a few) all send or sent their children to private schools.
Now thousands of Chicago children are kept out of school. Your supermarkets and movie theaters aren't closed because of strikes. That's because private companies have competition. Government monopolies don't.
Moreover, for all the teachers' complaining, when will the media report that Chicago teachers instruct less than any other "large metro area" in the country according to Illinois Policy Institute?
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Jordan has since swapped Sunderland for Arsenal and has made a big impression during her first year in Laura Harvey's squad. So much so that she is expected to start against Bristol Academy on Saturday.
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Fifty years ago while a student in Paris, a young right wing nationalist named Jean Marie-Le Pen, burst on the scene in a nation convulsed by the debacle in Vietnam and the outbreak of civil war in Algeria. His National Front Party has been around for over fifty years spouting an ultra-nationalist, anti-immigrant, anti-European, anti-semitic, and anti-Muslim rhetoric of hate and violence. The world wide recession has been a shot-in-the-arm for those who find a cause of economic decline such as the presence of immigrants. His daughter, Marine Le Pen, and her running mate topped the poll in Sunday's municipal by-election in the depressed industrial area of northern France. Unless moderate and left wing parties can form a coalition to defeat Ms. Le Pen she might well win her party's first town hall in years.
If all French parties of the center and left agree to cooperate they can defeat the voices of hate and division, but if they continue squabbling the National Front party will gain a foothold in the industrial area of France. Ironically, Marine Le Pen is viewed as the most moderate of the right wing leader's daughter. Heck, she is even willing to support the right of abortion and wants to downplay racism.


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Arsène Wenger and his side face Coventry City in the Capital One Cup third round at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday so, to find out more, tactical expert Michael Cox and local journalist Andy Turner gave their pre-match views.
Coventry manager Mark Robins has been in charge for less than a week, so it's difficult to predict precisely how the Sky Blues will play at the Emirates on Wednesday evening. Robins had very little time to prepare for the match against Carlisle on Saturday, and with the benefit of an extra few days on the training ground, he might send out a very different starting XI.
Andy Thorn started the season as Coventry boss, generally preferring a system featuring a diamond midfield. After his dismissal, assistant Richard Shaw took temporary charge and experimented with a couple of different formations, but kept the starting XI and overall approach similar. Robins, meanwhile, was a 4-4-2 man at Barnsley.
Robins hasn't wasted time in recruiting new players. Arsenal loanee Conor Henderson [ineligible on Wednesday] brings guile to the midfield with his great vision and delightful left foot, Jamie Reckord has been borrowed from Wolves to provide defensive cover, while free agent Franck Moussa offers dynamism and pace. Clearly, Robins wants to put his stamp on the side immediately - although he rightly stated that this set of players should have achieved better results before his arrival.
Before Robins arrived, Coventry's approach play had a clear pattern, generally based around width. Steve Jennings dictates the game from the centre of the pitch, spreading the ball out wide to the full-backs Jordan Clarke and Chris Hussey - both are young, energetic and decent crossers. Hussey likes to hit long balls towards the forwards, who move across into the channels, drawing the centre backs into unfamiliar areas. It's also notable that Coventry get plenty of men into the box when the ball is wide, which will test the aerial ability of the Arsenal centre backs.
A combination of Stephen Elliott and David McGoldrick has been the regular striking duo this season, and they have built a good understanding featuring clever link-up play. They work nicely as a duo, moving across the pitch together as Coventry attack into the channels. McGoldrick often drops deeper when Coventry don't have the ball, making up the numbers in midfield.
Coventry also offer a threat at dead-ball situations. Robins' arrival might mean a different style of football in open play, but some of the set-piece plans from Thorn's tenure will have remained, and there's a couple of routines to watch out for at corners. The first involves a few players standing along the edge of the six-yard box, then some running towards the ball and some peeling away to the far post, with centre backs Richard Wood and William Edjenguélé swapping positions to find space for a header.
Another involves four players drifting away from goal shortly before the corner is taken, before charging suddenly towards the six-yard box. Against the two previous clubs that have offered a notable set-piece threat so far this season, Stoke and Sunderland, Arsenal managed to prevent the opposition winning a single corner - and something similar would be useful on Wednesday.
Mark Robins has just taken over at the club and I think he's impressed most people. He's come in and asserted his authority very early on. He's let the players know in no uncertain terms what he expects from them. He's got a big job on his hands to turn things around.
Formation-wise, I think he'll probably line up in a similar way to Saturday, in a 4-4-1-1, at the Emirates. That will mean one of the strikers has to drop into midfield to help out.
Coventry's brightest spark so far has been David McGoldrick, who is on loan from Nottingham Forest. Unfortunately, he is cup-tied for tomorrow's game. Cody McDonald has got some pace about him, and Gary McSheffrey is a seasoned professional who can turn it on.
I would have thought Arsenal will win comfortably. Coventry are desperate for their first win of the season, but I don't think they'll get it here. Having said that, they are one of those funny teams who can produce something spectacular just when you expect them to fail miserably.
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damn, i locked in at 4.5% a month ago thinking that would be the bottom, but wow, rates are wayyy down.
great time for anyone on the fence about going into a mortgage
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Jim for every good one there is 10 bad ones its never a good idea to listen to them, IMO most mortgage brokers I have dealt should not be giving financial advice to anyone. Its always best with any financial decision to research and understand on your own. And then find terms that you are comfortable with. A big problem in this market is the lender wants to give people more than they can afford and the people think since they got approved for X amount of dollars they must be able to afford it. Thats wrong on so many levels! Plan your monthly expenses accordingly and then you have to figure a monthly $ your are comfortable with and work within your budgets. Its very easy to find mortgage calculators online to do this for you given the market rates.
These commission workers, especially in a tough market which we are facing today are trying to squeeze the most income out of every deal. The truly sad thing about that is they are doing it to people that don't deserve this kind of treatment. Fortunately for people that can think for themselves there are plenty of other people that will give them sound advice. IE financial planners, wealth managers etc. I always suggest you find a trustworthy financial person to help with decisions you do not know enough about. As if sounds like in your case at least you were smart enough to see she/he was a crackhead.
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keep in mind the deal isn't done until you sign the paperwork. You have every right to walk away anytime before then. Otherwise another good suggestion is to see if your lender is willing to renegotiate your lock. Most will to a certain extent to save your deal
ruetzal, this thread is extremely informative, so thanks for that! I've got a considerable amount of debt, mostly in the form of student loans. Could you comment on how this could affect my ability to be approved for a mortgage? Specifically, does a bank just look at how much I have coming in each month vs. how much is going out to determine if there is enough extra coming in to pay the new bill? Or do they look also at on time payments, paying more than minimum, etc? I know credit score is an important factor as well, but I have no idea how it is determined. It seems to me to be smoke and mirrors.
Any help you can provide is much appreciated. My girlfriend and I are trying to move into a first home and considering the possibility of a fixer-upper or starting from scratch with a piece of empty land. We're weighing all options and trying to take our time to be thorough in understanding all the possibilities, while also trying to expedite the process because we're sick of throwing money away by renting. Thanks in advance.
Debt is used to figure out your Debt Ratio or Gross income vs. the amount of your monthly bills. There is a Max Debt Ratio that we have to adhere to. Right now our Debt Ratios cannot exceed roughly 45% of gross income. You can figure this out on your own really. Just take you & the wifes monthly gross income and then add up all your note (loan) debt per month and divide by the gross. This should fall decently under 50% of gross income. Whatever the difference is you can afford in a home. So IE if you have 5000 gross income and you only have 1000 in loan payments per month then you can spend roughly 1500 per month on a mortgage payment. Now we only look at the Principal & Interest in debt ratio of the new home mortgage amount so you don't have to consider escrows in this calculation. Although be aware that you have to consider escrow (Taxes & Insurance) in your final mortgage payment amount. Some people forget they have to pay these
On a side note. Since I don't know if you are renting currently but I would sit down with the wife and take a look at the previous 6 month expense you are paying and add up all your bills on a monthly basis and take out rent if you are paying and then figure out what you could afford per month on a home. Take in consideration any furniture and utility bills/cable etc. and if you are saving money with after tax dollars you most likely can afford that home and get approved. Most advisers say that outside of investment dollars you should be saving anywhere from 700 and up per month. I like to keep it north of 1k. With family life things come up (kids) and other things that you should account for as well.
In the end if you add up everything you pay for monthly, take out any rent and put in the new mtg + taxes and insurance (monthly figures) and subtract from your take home pay. If you are saving money at those dollar amounts most likey you will qualify for a home. There is a few factors that you have to consider as well. Credit reports and things like that but if you are a good payer and have no problems you should be able to get a mortgage just fine.
so to answer your question yes thats all we do is take your loan payments and divide by gross income to figure out your debt ratios. You can probably google that to provide some more info on this but all we need to determine your ratio is the required mimimum payments of your debt divided by gross inc. also we do look at monthly minimums on credit cards as well. So everything you are required to pay monthly but obviously outside of utility bills/cable and things like that
Good luck to you guys! let me know if I wasn't clear enough or if you need anything else.
I also want to mention for anybody thats underwater on their mortgage to consider the DU Refi + program. So many americans do not know that this gov't program allows good borrowers to refi up to 125% Loan to value. This is to keep foreclosures down and to allow good americans to lower monthly payments. God Love America
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4.25% on a 30 year, 3.375% on a 15 year and 3.0% on a 5/1 ARM
4.25% on a 30 year, 3.25% on a 15 year and 2.875% on a 5/1 ARM
unfortunately the ARM my loan runs on keeps going down. its at 3% right now and adjusts in March.
its a hard pill to think about going from 24 yrs back up to 30 to get a higher rate of 4.25...
and even harder to take the payment increase of a 15yr loan to STILL have the rate go up a little bit to 3.25
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The comfort of the fixed rates make them attractive. Although I think you are safe for the next few years. I would set a point for a fixed rate interest rate and if you start seeing them rise consistently you could think about refi'ing into a fixed then. Run some #'s on what point you would want to switch to a fixed rate to save some face if interest rates jump on your arm
4.125% on a 30 year, 3.25% on a 15 year and 2.75% on a 5/1 ARM
Hey ruetzal,
Can you tell us something about short sales? My girlfriend heard that it's possible for the seller's lender to come after the buyer for the forgiven amount. I don't understand how this is possible.
If Joe owes $200,000 on his home which is worth $150,000 and he decides to short sell it, he will be forgiven $50,000 (we're assuming all parties involved on Joe's side of the deal agree to this, for the sake of argument). I want to buy Joe's house for $150,000, so I sign a contract and get my mortgage for that amount. I have not signed up for any of Joe's debt, so how am I legally obligated to pay it off? Does his lender have a leg to stand on in coming after me for his money? Or perhaps part of the short sale deal DOES involve signing up for some of his debt. I'm just beginning to look into this as another option. I just want to be aware of any risk involved for myself.
No the lender cannot come after you for someone elses debt. In a short sale the lender agrees to satisfy the mortgage at a reduced amount. Once the short sale is agreed upon the lender provides a payoff for the shorted amount and once they receive payoff they satisfy the debt with the county recorder. They have lost that money and know it will never be repaid to them.
On a side note forgiven debt is always taxed by the IRS. So in this ex. the seller would have to pay taxes on the 50k forgiven. What a kick to the nuts! LOL
Okay so it sounds like there was some misinformation. It didn't make sense to me the way it was explained, so I had to raise the question.
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On another side note I picked up a '09 A3 in boston and drove it back to WI on tuesday. What an upgrade from a 03 GTI. LOL
Awesome choice. So we'll be seeing you over in the 8P forum? 2.0t or 3.2?
Yep thats where i noticed you hung out as well
09 s line with panaramic roof, 2.0t (love my turbos) navi, stick 70k for 18k pretty good price unfortunately I had to drive it 1100 miles back home, but well worth it!
The debt forgiveness act of 2007 gives a loophole for personal residences short sold under certain situations (I had $223k written off for last year all forgiven). The mortgage company can come after the seller after the short sale to recoup losses, but if they were in an extenuating circumstance (i.e. like me being reduced) then it's unlikely they have anything to get outside of garnishing future wages.
Good thread though... I still got another two years before we will qualify for something we can afford
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Not really a build but., I purchased a Yugo M77 recently.
It is an export model modified for USA import.., Yugo DMR chambered in .308.
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Comes with two 10 round mags, polymer thumbhole stock and slant cut receiver. The muzzle nut is tack welded in place but the barrel is threaded 14mmx1 underneath.
I removed the spot weld at the muzzle nut and removed the FSB front pin to add the plunger and spring.
I used an old receiver stub piece to make a cover plate for the slant cut rear. This will get welded into place later.
USA M70 furniture I had from a previous buy.
Adding a Yugo M76 scope to the rail on the rifle.
This uses a standard length 1.5mm Yugo M70 type receiver but with the mag well, center support and trigger guard set back a bit to accommodate the longer .308 cartridge. The bolt is pretty standard to M70 but beefier locking lugs.
Gas system is adjustable valve type and same tube & piston as the M76.
The shorter receiver was a little surprise., unlike the M76 which has the longer milled receiver .
I shot it only about 30 rounds for function, general zero and straight sights etc. All good.
I was contemplating building a M76 kit I have in .308 but tis was much easier and for $802 shipped I just threw down the money. I have a small supply of maybe 400 rounds of .308 but this will not be a cheap shooter.. But I wanted one for some time.
I believe that M14 mags can be modified to fit the rifle for 20 round capacity.
Front end with nut removed, weld cleaned up and plunger added>
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Receiver piece in place and next step is welding>
Mocked up with furniture and scope etc>
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I see that a new Stila Convertible Color has some out, so I'm dying for that! I have Lillium and I love it so much!! I remember the Givenchy lipsticks...their 05 candy shine was my go to for a long time, went through 2-3 tubes of that color alone. I need to get it again
@lylysa - I love the original Flowerbomb too, so I'm super interested in this one! I do most of my shopping online (for obvious reasons), but this might requre a special trip to the store.
@sephoramusthave - The packaging on the Givenchy lipsticks is SO lush, I love it when my lip products feel expensive, lol. That alone makes it worth a try for me. And the colors look beautiful.
Also there are so many girls here who SWEAR by Stila Convertible Color (I've been running Daily Obsessions for over 2 years now, so I know).
Those Givenchy lipsticks look GORGEOUS, I love the packaging and the colors look fabulous!
I really like the new Givenchy palette "Private Felted Nudes" which have super soft earthy tone with one pearly pink pop of color:
ooh Diana. That's purrrrrty.
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@diana- I just ordered the Givenchy palette. I'm pretty excited I loooove those colors!
@Candace- I got those too!
I really want to try the variation on Flowerbomb! Just to sate my curiosity, otherwise I've already gone for the Givenchy and it's AMAZING, curious about the Stila Convertible (coming as a deluxe sample), and I like the Smashbox palette, but I'm kind of reserved when it comes to eye shadow palette since I don't use eyeshadow very often. I also am enjoying the Aqualillies color from Tarte, but I know that despite loving turquoise it does not look good on my face.
@MoreGun- You will lovezzz those Givenchy shawdows.Theyz are sweeet.
@beautylovingirl maybe, but I meant I ordered the lipsticks! I'm a little finnicky with buying eyeshadow since it's used so infrequently, I'm sure that the Givenchy eye palette will look lovely on you though, beauty buddy
Omg Just had to make an order for the 100 pointers
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It's amazing how if you are using the RIGHT treats and giving them out fast fast fast, with short training sessions, SITTING ON THE FLOOR... even with other dogs around (if you can keep them away) your pup can learn.
Have you seen this? http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...s-puppies.html Specially the last TWO videos I put on in Feb 2 of this year.
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It's amazing how if you are using the RIGHT treats and giving them out fast fast fast, with short training sessions, SITTING ON THE FLOOR... even with other dogs around (if you can keep them away) your pup can learn.
Have you seen this? http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...s-puppies.html Specially the last TWO videos I put on in Feb 2 of this year.
Great advise!! I have had Moose since 6weeks old and worked with her one on one so much. But failed to take her in public often, since I work from home it is difficult...
You are so right though, I fully have "one" dog right now...I call moose, both come running. I say Kennedy sit and moose sits lol I have never had 2 dogs in training mode at once! Heck I have never had 2 dogs that I was working with at all!
I am realizing quickly I need to socialize them in different situations often cause pets mart is like a trip to **** right now! Hahaha...I laugh now but really it's driving me nuts!
I feel Kennedy is doing well for 15 weeks and only has been with us for 2. Still, they need to learn their own identities and commands or I'm going to have a melt down.
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who needs treats when you have bowls full of food sitting around .
take the younger dog out and do your focus and attention there , away from the distraction, no conflict . Start making her see you as a worthwhile trustworthy leader . YOU . not your cookie . You will have to work on this because the dog has so much doggy contact with her housemate .
Then you come home . After having taught this dog "being with" you now teach her "being away" . Pop her into a crate without much fanfare and no treats on coming home because that puts a premium on coming home . Let her think about what she has just experienced .
Meanwhile you are now out with the older dog going through the same steps.
You should be able to have two individuals, two dogs, each responsive to you even in the presence of the other dog.
I do this with young pups . Each assigned a name from the earliest of times , 4 to 5 weeks , whether that name remains or not . It gives them an individual indentidy . By the time they are 7 weeks of age I can have a guest over and have the pups on the lawn and call over Gus , or Mila , or Fido and only the dog who I have called out will leave the bunch and come over .
What tends to happen when you have two young dogs, neither one with much direction is that you have both dogs responding as "one" . You call one , both come , or both not !
The sooner you can start the better all training will be because you have a dog that has been helped along in becoming biddable.
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We are working hard with Kennedy (15 weeks) on Control and Attention. It is especially hard with Moose (1 1/2) always distracting her unless treats are involved. Any suggestions on how to get Kennedy's attention and focus when there are distractions. Which I might add Moose doesn't even do consistently. Attachment 183610
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Re: C-pointers from Mathematica
Albert and Daniel,
Thank you for your replies.
The string pattern matching trick really does the job (and showed me several
mathematica typical expressions that I was not aware of... thanks for that
Concerning pointer arithmetic, I haven't been programming since long but it
was an habit I acquired in the past (if I well remember, that would allow to
manage allocated memory dynamically... correct me if my wrong).
Thanks and good luck,
On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Albert Retey <awnl at gmx-topmail.de> wrote:
> Hi,
> > I want to use Mathematica to transform a nonlinear PDE to its equivalent
> > finite difference expression under a particular discretization scheme,
> and
> > finally export the result to a C source file.
> > I manage to do the first part of the job but the problem arrives when
> > translating Mathematica variable to C-program pointers.
> >
> > I want to transform T[x] -> * (profile + i), meaning that the value of
> > at point "x" (inside Mathematica) is equivalent to the "i-th" value in
> > pointer "profile" (inside file.c).
> > Because Mathematica doesn't allow me to use the C-pointer sign * that
> way, I
> > thought replacing T[x] by a string would solve the problem (
> > T[x]->"*(profile+i)" ) but this does not work because, as soon as I apply
> > CForm to the result, the string symbol "..." is kept inside the
> expression I
> > would like to write in file.c :
> >
> > T[x]/.T[x] -> "*(profile+i)"
> > CForm[%]
> >
> > Does anyone know how to overcome this difficulty?
> I have done similar things, and for everything where the syntax is just
> not available in Mathematica, I found it easiest to work with string
> pattern matching of the resulting code. Here is an example:
> expr = T[5] - T[4]
> StringReplace[
> ToString[CForm[expr]],
> {
> "T(" ~~ x : (Except[")"] ..) ~~ ")" :> "*(profile + " <> x <> ")"
> }
> ]
> On the other hand I don't really see that why you want to address your
> array with pointer arithmetic, from all I remember from C you could just
> as well use array syntax, which would probably be easier generated from
> a Mathematica expression -- and create C code that is easier to
> read/debug. Here is an example of that approach (you need to change T[x]
> to T[[x]] to get T[x] instead of T(x) in CForm):
> CForm[expr /. T[x_] :> T[[x]]]
> You might want to suppress the warning messages with Quiet or by
> preventing the evaluation of the expression with something like this:
> CForm[Apply[HoldForm,{expr}] /. T[x_] :> T[[x]]]
> hth,
> albert