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Israel Piedra
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(603) 883-0797 Milford, NH 03055
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My practices focuses on all aspects of the civil litigation process, including appeals. Specifically, I handle matters in the areas of personal injury, real estate, land use, and commercial litigation, among other things. I'm admitted to practice before the state courts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts, as well as the federal court in New Hampshire. I am a lifelong New Hampshire resident born in Nashua and raised in Milford. ***"Answers on this website are for information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice, nor do they form an attorney-client relationship***. ...
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Nashua, NH 03061
Nashua, NH 03061
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Manchester, NH Appeals & Appellate Lawyer.
(603) 369-6465 1650 Elm Street, Ste 202
Manchester, NH 03101
Manchester, NH 03101
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(603) 775-7570 100 High Street
Exeter, NH 03833
Exeter, NH 03833
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Northeastern University School of Law
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Richard Samdperil has been a New Hampshire trial and appellate lawyer for over 20 years. During that time, he has: - Tried more than 100 cases before judges or juries - Won cases in almost every court in southern New Hampshire - Argued and/or briefed more than 50 cases at the NH Supreme Court The lawyers at Samdperil & Welsh, PLLC regularly appear in all courts in Rockingham and Strafford counties, and maintain a state-wide criminal practice. For a detailed biography, please visit our website: www.swnhlaw.com.
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Durham, NH 03824
Durham, NH 03824
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Portsmouth, NH 03801
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Portsmouth, NH Appeals & Appellate Lawyer. 19 years experience
(603) 427-5500 266 Middle Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Appeals, Criminal, DUI and Family
Widener University Delaware School of Law
Widener University Delaware School of Law
Attorney Hansen's practice areas include DWI and criminal defense, divorce and family law, as well as civil litigation, including court-approved factoring transactions. He graduated from Bates College in 1991 and Delaware Law School in 1996. He is licensed in NH, ME, and MA. As a former prosecutor and criminal contract attorney for NH and ME, Al has extensive courtroom experience with numerous jury and non-jury trials under his belt. He is a member of the NH, ME, and National Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers, National College for DUI Defense, as well as the NH Bar Association's...
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(603) 893-0074 5 Manor Parkway
Salem, NH 03079
Salem, NH 03079
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Concord, NH Appeals & Appellate Lawyer. 22 years experience
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Concord, NH 03301
Concord, NH 03301
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University of Connecticut School of Law
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Dr. John Hittinger and Dr. Ted Rebard, two University of St. Thomas philosophy professors, met the Holy Father, Pope Francis, during the 13th plenary session of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome. The conference, "Believing, Loving and Living Truth," was held at the Casina Pio IV from June 21-23 and was tied to Emeritus Pope Benedict's Year of Faith.
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-Brooklyn...On Tuesday morning, NY Scanner tweeted NYPD officers were responding to "mobs who are looting storefronts in several neighborhoods," throughout the borough.
-Coney Island...Buzzfeed reports that on Tuesday, "@nycarecs an account that posts updates from city radio communications and is part of FEMA's National Preparedness Coalition tweeted that NYPD was 'responding to looters in Coney Island right now, going into stores. Seveal [sic] cases of this, also, many cars broken into last night.'"
-Manhattan...Around 3:45 a.m., Tuesday, a security guard at the South Street Seaport reportedly caught about a dozen looters taking items from the Brookstone store on Fulton Street. The guard, Maurice Alinton, told The Gothamist: "I shined my flashlight on them, and they scattered."
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'Rookie winger Thomas Vanek scored two goals, Paul Gaustad added a goal and goalie Ryan Miller stopped 29 shots.'
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Vanek staying positive despite early struggles
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Rochester Vs. Cincy Tonight
"I'm not sure really. We can speculate the answer, maybe thinking the league was going to be easy," stated Cunneyworth. "I think that's how we came in to the season, but now we realized how tough this league is going to be. I think it's time to get working and get this team headed in the right direction."
Hockey's back, for a few nights
'It's the first of two scheduled games for the Amerks in Buffalo — the second is set for Dec. 28.'
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'Vanek also could be the poster boy for Rochester's poor start. There are many reasons why the Amerks head into their 7:30 p.m. game against the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks with one of the three worst records in the 28-team American Hockey League.'
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Re: picking up a vacant mooring
ActiveCaptain is a good way to find the mooring protocol for any particular anchorage.
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
Originally Posted by zboss View Post
So - no, I don't like it when people use my balls
I agree with you. I don't even like other touches my balls, let alone using or licking them. Absolutely NO way.
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
Zboss I think many will find it is inappropriate for you to put out 3 moorings for 1 boat in a high traffic area. What circumstances justify this in a high traffic area? Why cant you get by with 1?
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
I own several private moorings in a highly trafficked area. Personally, I don't like it when people pick my moorings up. The reason is that the extra wear and tear is quite extreme. I have three moorings but only use one at a time depending on tides, weather, etc. They are spaced and set accordingly to use in various situations.
This is leased property (I don't own it) and it covers a 70 foot radius around the mooring ball. While my chain is big enough to hold the queen mary, I have often found very large vessels on the mooring, sometimes they have not picked it up right and the mooring twists around the vessel or rides up under the vessel, for example. This can rip the buoy itself but the bigger problem is the chafe on the pennant. Often, a user will not set it correctly and when I go to use it, it's destroyed. I go through a lot of pennants each year. Sometimes people try just motoring off without letting the pennant go. Sometimes people run over it while leaving. Some steal them! Some get pissed that it's not public and actually try to sink it. The list goes on and on.
With three moorings, four, five, sometimes 8 a year per mooring... this adds up.
I have certain responsibilities to the government as an lease. For example, I must make sure the mooring is marked and maintained accordingly. I must make people aware that the mooring is private by marking it as such. This is problematic because I need to repaint it several times a year.
Overall, between the lease cost, the maintenance costs, what I have to pay a diver for inspection, the time I spend painting it, shopping for parts, whatever... I guess $1200 per year per ball.
Besides - just because you are not parked in your driveway doesn't mean that anyone can pull in and park there.
So - no, I don't like it when people use my balls
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
FWIW the Canadian government is paying attention here.. a friend with a buoy in Degnen bay received a letter last year instructing him that the buoy must be marked in accordance with the regs (posted above by Delite - which he had not done) and be marked with identifying information, which he had.
Whether or not that will lead to removal of 'non complying' buoys remains to be seen. And of course those that fail to mark with name and address obviously won't be getting those letters.....
I suspect there are many buoys, esp in certain areas, that will not comply with the clearance distances.. Degnen with its random currents is a tough spot because boat pull in all directions, not necessarily together...
We've hooked onto the odd 'private' buoy for a lunch stop, but have never spent a night mostly because of having no idea what's on the bottom, or the shape of the tackle. I'd certainly be prepared to leave if the 'owner' showed up...
It would make sense to mark a buoy with a maximum displacement... The parks buoys around here have a 'one boat' rule... but you might see a 60' power boat there one day, and a 25 foot weekender the next.. if it's good enough for the 60 footer why not allow a couple of smaller boats to share on a busy summer day.. esp if both are willing to pay.
That just seems rude.
So I can go put a mooring down and build a field of fakes to keep people from anchoring?
Bizarre. Infestation would seem to be the right word, I can understand a mooring to store the boat or live on, but moorings to claim parts of the ocean for whenever the owner feels like a visit preventing others from anchoring, then chasing off the other boats and then asking people to move?
Seems less like parking on a lawn, more like putting cones to block off your favorite parking spot at any mall you might visit, then scolding anyone who parks there...
Taken to it's logical extreme, what do we do once every nice spot is full of them? Isn't a weekend on the water what anchors are for?
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Re: picking up a vacant mooring
Originally Posted by Brent Swain View Post
In BC, the government told me they dont give water leases for private morings, so anyone is free to use any mooring they please, legally. I certainly do, after giving it a good shot of reverse to check it out. If no one hassles me, I feel obliged to clean the growth off it, and put a coupler of peel and stick reflectors on it, so it can be easily found after dark. The growth is an indicator of how little use it has had.
Here is what Transport Canada has to say:
7.1 The placement of a single point mooring buoy by a proponent will not require the submission of an application for approval under the provisions of the NWPA (Navigable Waterways Protection Act) subject to meeting the criteria specified in Annex A"
Annex A
The placement of a single mooring buoy meeting the following criteria will not require further review by the Navigable Waters Protection Program and the project may proceed.
The mooring buoy must be:
Secured by a single anchor line,
Marked as per An Owners Guide to Private Buoys 8.4
The mooring buoy including swing area must be:
Placed no less than 20 meters from any existing docks, boathouses, swim platforms, other mooring buoy or other structure located within limits of waterway,
Placed at least 50 meters from any public launch ramp, marina, known navigation channel
Where free swinging moorings are utilized, they shall require a circular area having a radius equal to three (3) times the length of the vessel
Moored vessels must comply with the Collision Regulations.
Mooring Buoys - Transport Canada
Our mooring in 75 feet of water has a 1000 lb block of concrete attached to 60 feet of 1/2 inch chain and 100 feet of 1 inch rode. I dont care if someone wants to use it when its unoccupied, especially if they do as you do and clean it but if I show up and ask you to leave you will be leaving.
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
"IF I had a ball and returned from a day sail to find a boat on it I'd just raft off it...No big deal. Leave a note saying "
Chuckles, you must really be slumming it. A true yachstmen always has his mooring steward remain on watch, with a chilled bottle of champagne and the offer of fresh hors d'oeuvres from the galley to entertain you, while you are waiting for them to cast off and return your mooring to you in a prompt manner.
The note of thanks is of course delivered by post, or messenger, along with a dinner invitation, not more than 48 hours afterwards.
Really, you've just got to stop associating with those riffraff in boats, and take up yachting.
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
Originally Posted by azguy View Post
See, that's just not right, fake balls....lol....
Re: picking up a vacant mooring
Originally Posted by chucklesR View Post
Within sight of my pier there are 23 mooring balls, only 5 of which are used on a regular basis, the rest are intended to keep others from either dropping their own ball there - or to keep people from anchoring there (none and mine).
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February 26, 2013
VAIL, Colorado – People want Vail's stories, and that's what they'll get Thursday.
History is stories and the thing about a place like Vail is that those stories are told by people who lived them.
And that's why, during Vail's 50th anniversary, we begin to understand that there's no place quite like it.
The Vail Symposium is hosting a Founders of Vail panel. Rod Slifer, Elaine Kelton, Merv Lapin and Terry Minger will tell most of the stories fit to tell.
For example, in May 1962, before there was a Vail, Rod Slifer moved here from Aspen to help Morrie Shepard start the ski school. Slifer was to be paid the princely sum of $500 a month for his efforts, which did not begin or end with the ski school.
There were no job descriptions. Everyone did everything.
Slifer, you'll be interested to know, was not only Vail's first Realtor and mayor for 16 years, he took Vail's first pay cut. In May 1962 before he even arrived, on that original, short Vail Associates corporate roster, someone erased Slifer's $600 monthly salary and penciled in $500.
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Elaine was involved in many local activities, including starting the Montessori school. She later married Art Kelton.
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Merv Lapin was a Harvard Business School student on his way to Aspen in 1966. He stopped at the Vail Village Inn for a quick breather and they hired him.
Lapin launched Vail's first accounting firm, first securities company, first trash company, and first venture-capital fund.
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"We are not la la land, but we are a slice if heaven," Kelton said when the Symposium celebrated its 40th anniversary.
Change comes with growth and during those early years Vail was growing 25 percent per year.
"If we were still charging $9 for a hotel room and $7 for an all-day lift ticket, none of us would be here," Kelton said. "Nothing remains constant but change."
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I adopted a 6 year old female german shepard last week. She is very gentle, well behaived and obedient. Except when around other dogs.
If we are near another dog while on a walk she will bark and pull on her lead.
There was one incident when she slipped past me and ran accross the street of my house to a passing dog, she barked rather aggressivly and was all over the dog but did not bite (which I am taking as a good sign).
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Socialization with other dogs might not fix the issue. It might make it worse depending on why the dog is reacting. If it was reacting out of fear it could help but maybe not even then if the behavior has become operant. If it was reacting out of frustration and desire to get to the other dog then socialition will definitely fail.
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She has been with you for a week. She is in a new environment, with humans she doesn't know and has no bond with. Spend time working with her, bonding, and just getting the house routine down before introducing a lot of new things. Some swear by the 2 week shut down . As she settles in her new home, you will see more of her personality and temperament show. It can take a few weeks up to months for a rescued dog to show all of their quirks. During this time, locate a good trainer, experienced with GSD and working breeds. A second set of eyes on your dog and her actions will be invaluable in determining if this is excitement, FA or something else.
As for dog parks; many GSD just aren't candidates for them. Personally, I am not a fan of them simply because to many are just uncontrolled chaos and a set up for an fight/accident waiting to happen.
Congratulations on the new dog.... and thank you.
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posted at 12:38 pm on October 25, 2012 by Libby Sternberg
Is this ad a) an act of desperation, b) good campaign strategy, or c) a public service announcement about the need to vote?
Narrator: 537, the number of votes that changed the course of American history.
News announcer: Florida is too close to call…
Narrator: The difference between what was and what could have been. So this year if you're thinking that your vote doesn't count, that it won't matter…well, back then there were probably at least 537 people who felt the same way. Make your voice heard. Vote.
The president: I'm Barack Obama and I approved this message.
The Huffington Post reports that the president's team is running this ad in swing states. The campaign, according to the article, is not worried about voter enthusiasm but decided to run the ad because…. Well, maybe because they're really what the president thinks Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is.
Coming on the heels of the "I finally have an agenda" move, this latest message seems like one more desperate attempt to nudge tepid Dem voters, perhaps turned off by the president's negative campaigning but leaning his way, to go ahead and hold their noses but still vote for Obama.
However, this ad is a double-edged sword. Just as it reminds Democrats of the 2000 vote-counting debacle in Florida, it also probably sends a shiver down Republican spines, too, prompting them to get out and cast their votes before ballot-counting nightmares recommence.
So my answer to the question posed at the outset of this piece: This ad is — a) an act of desperation and c) a public service announcement that will surely jazz up GOP sentiments, as well.
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Wojciech Szczesny believes Poland have their "strongest team for years" and could cause a surprise at Euro 2012.
The co-hosts have been pitted against Russia, Czech Republic and Greece in Group A and will open the tournament against the latter on Friday.
Poland have only featured once at the European Championship - failing to progress past the group stage in 2008 - but Szczesny believes people are finally beginning to take notice of just what they are capable of.
"I think Poland have a chance of doing well," the goalkeeper told the Official Arsenal Magazine. "The atmosphere around the national team has changed a bit and people have realised that we actually have world-class players.
"The three players from Borussia Dortmund are as good in their positions as anyone in Europe – Lukasz Piszczek is a right back and I'd easily put him in the top three in Europe, his fitness levels are something I've never seen before.
"Jakub Blaszczykowski, the skipper, always steps up for the national team while Robert Lewandowski is just a natural goalscorer. We've got plenty of others who can make an impact too - Ludovic Obraniak in midfield is a fantastic player and we have some solid defenders.
"It's all there for us to go and have a successful tournament - I think it's the strongest Poland team the fans have seen for years so hopefully we won't let them down."
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Definition of out
1a (1) : in a direction away from the inside or center went out into the garden (2) : outside it's raining outb : from among othersc : away from the shored : away from home or work out to lunche : away from a particular place
2a : so as to be missing or displaced from the usual or proper place left a word out threw his shoulder outb : into the possession or control of another lend out moneyc : into a state of loss or defeat was voted outd : into a state of vexation they do not mark me, and that brings me out — William Shakespearee : into groups or shares sorted out her notes parceled out the farm
3a : to the point of depletion, extinction, or exhaustion the food ran out turn the light out all tuckered outb : to completion or satisfaction hear me out work the problem outc : to the full or a great extent or degree all decked out stretched out on the floor
4a : in or into the open the sun came outb : out loud cried outc : in or into public circulation the evening paper isn't out yet hand out pamphlets the library book is still out
5a : at an end before the day is outb : in or into an insensible or unconscious state she was out coldc : in or into a useless state landed the plane with one engine outd : so as to end the offensive turn of another player, a side, or oneself in baseball threw him out fly out
6 —used on a two-way radio circuit to indicate that a message is complete and no reply is expected
Examples of out in a Sentence
He went out to the garden.
He looked out at the snow.
She poured the tea out.
The girl stuck her tongue out.
His shirttail was hanging out.
I heard a noise in the bushes and out jumped a cat!
He waited out in the hall.
I cleaned my car inside and out.
A car pulled up and two men got out.
He grabbed his coat and out he went.
Origin and Etymology of out
Middle English, from Old English ūt; akin to Old High German ūz out, Greek hysteros later, Sanskrit ud up, out
First Known Use: before 12th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of out
Examples of out in a Sentence
a gay actor who was outed in a magazine article
He is threatening to out other players who have used steroids.
First Known Use of out
before 12th century
Definition of out
—used as a function word to indicate an outward movement ran out the door looked out the window
First Known Use of out
13th century
Definition of out
1a : situated outside : externalb : out-of-bounds
2 : situated at a distance : outlying the out islands
3 : not being in power
4 : absent
5 : removed by the defense from play as a batter or base runner in a baseball inning two men out
6 : directed outward or serving to direct something outward the out basket
7 : not being in vogue or fashion
8 : not to be considered : out of the question
Examples of out in a Sentence
he's out to get even with the guy who beat him last time around
half the staff is out with the flu
First Known Use of out
13th century
Definition of out
1 : outside
2 : one who is out of office or power or on the outside a matter of outs versus ins
3a : an act or instance of putting a player out or of being put out in baseballb : a player that is put out
4 : a way of escaping from an embarrassing or difficult situation
on the outs
: on unfriendly terms : at variance
Examples of out in a Sentence
The play resulted in an out.
With two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, he hit a home run to win the game.
He changed the wording of the contract to give himself an out.
First Known Use of out
Definition of out-
: in a manner that exceeds or surpasses and sometimes overpowers or defeats outmaneuver
Origin and Etymology of out-
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Definition of out for English Language Learners
: in a direction away from the inside or center of something
: in or to a place outside of something (such as a building, room, etc.)
: away from home or work
Definition of out for English Language Learners
: to tell people that (someone) is a homosexual
: to tell people that (someone) is or does a particular thing
: to become publicly known
Definition of out for English Language Learners
—used to indicate that a person or animal is looking at something that is outside of a building, room, etc.
—used to indicate that a person or animal is moving from the inside of a building, room, etc., to the outside
Definition of out for English Language Learners
baseball : the act of causing a player to be out or the situation that exists when a player has been put out
: a way of avoiding an embarrassing or difficult situation
Definition of out- for English Language Learners
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Definition of out for Students
1 : in a direction away from the inside, center, or surface The boy looked out at the snow.
2 : away from home, business, or the usual or proper place I went out for lunch.
3 : so as to be used up, completed, or discontinued Our food supply ran out. The patient filled the form out. He blew the candle out.
4 : so as to be missing or moved from the usual or proper place You left a comma out.
5 : in or into the open The sun came out in the afternoon.
6 : aloud The dog cried out in pain.
7 : beyond control or possession She promised not to let the secret out.
8 : so as to be or make unsuccessful in reaching base in baseball Our catcher threw the runner out.
Definition of out for Students
1 : outward through The boy looked out the window.
2 : outward on or along We drove out the road by the river.
out of
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2 : beyond the limits or range of The bird flew out of sight. The patient is out of danger.
3 : because of They obeyed out of fear.
4 : in a group of I only got one out of five right.
5 : 1without 2 The store is out of bread.
6 : from 3 We made a table out of some boxes.
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2 : no longer continuing or taking place The fire is out. School is out.
3 : not confined : not concealed or covered The secret is out. The sun is out.
4 : absent 1 I can't use a basket with its bottom out. The teacher is out today.
5 : located outside or at a distance The island is 20 miles out.
6 : being no longer at bat and not successful in reaching base
7 : no longer in fashion
8 : out-of-bounds
Definition of out for Students
: the act of causing a baseball player to be unsuccessful in reaching base
Definition of out- for Students
: in a manner that goes beyond outnumber outrun
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|That was the best thing I heard all day !!! Thank you for that. I kind of had the same ideas but wasn't positive. Misha used to be in Schutzhund but lost interest all of a sudden last summer and we still don't know why. Change of harness, her feeling my anger, who knows but she didn't make the cut. So as far as obedience she's awesome. Just a little rusty because I got lazy. Shame on me ! As far as her being so neurotic, well they kind of encourage that in Schutzhund so we will have to work on that. But I believe she's still young enough that I can make an impression hopefully.
I don't doubt you love your dogs, or else you wouldn't be here asking for help. Your female shepherd needs obedience. Stay with the basics.
While the new pup is there, Misha belongs on a lead at all times. It's a pain in the butt, I know this because my dog had to be on a lead when we got our new rescue.
Having her attached to you offers several things (a) the pup will learn to trust you because you can make the "bully" stop when she's mean (b) ginger will be happier knowing Misha is controlled and (c) by controlling situations yourself Misha will be relieved of being in charge.
Misha needs her own OB time. It too is a pain. I'm trying to do it with my two, and Sabo had extreme seperation anxiety when removed from Kia, so I'm dealing with that too. Everyone needs their own time with you.
Walks can be done in tandem with Misha and ginger. This let's them learn to be quiet and together. My two do very well on walks, Sabos dog reactivity is GONE when he's with Kia.
Seperation right now its smart, but do you really want to live like that for the next 10 or more years? Teach now for peace later.
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|Ginger is a golden retriever and gets lots of love...trust me...she's not miserable although I feel that her life would be better without Misha because she'd finally be able to play and retrieve things without them being snatched out of her mouth. I got the pup thinking things would be different and Misha might enjoy playing with a puppy but so far I don't see that. It has only been 2 days so really too soon to tell. I can handle the situation just wanted some advice on how. Ginger loves the pup a lot and wants to play so maybe just put Misha away while Ginger and the pup play ? Haven't figured out a name for him yet.
Why would you get another dog when according to you, your shepherd's making your other dog miserable? Not trying to be mean, just trying to understand your view point, or reasoning.
Here is a rambunctious video of my two for reference.
Try googling german shepherd behavior. See if what they say matches what you see.
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|To be honest with you, I don't even think Misha knows what playing with another dog is. And she doesn't seem interested at all. Her goal is to win at everything. She's very competitive and really has a bad attitude about everything. Yet she is extremely loving to people and will play ball all day long. Very good with people just not so good with other dogs. Maybe it's something I'm going to have to accept ? I don't know.
|Oh wow llombardo ! Your poor golden haha ! That's how my golden ( Ginger) and GSD (Misha) play sometimes but Misha doesn't want us petting Ginger or any other dog at all. She doesn't bite Ginger as much but will get in front of her and push her out of the way. She is hardly ever relaxed and I'm just concerned the pup won't learn anything and become a sissy dog because of her. She scares him and he cowers down. It's sad. I will try to catch some stuff on video this weekend for you guys
|My 17 month old intact male GSD plays very roughly with my older neutered male. There is a lot of "viscous" growling involved, as well as bearing teeth. Despite how it sounds, he is just a puppy playing. They are actually great with each other.
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This is a sample of how my dogs play, this is actually quiet and on the calm side!
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My four - year old shepherd did this with my shepherd puppy when I brought him home at eight weeks. She would "ground" him every two minutes. He could simply be trying to walk across the room and she'd run and tackle him and pin him on the ground growling, every time. I always corrected her, and it helped the frequency of it. If I noticed her about to, I would correct her before she even started. I never left them unsupervised and watched her body language to stop her BEFORE she did it. She is also VERY dominant, and I would assume she was trying to make an imprint on him now that she is the head dog in the house. She tends to do this to every dog she meets (INSIDE my home only! Outside she is perfectly fine). However, the difference is mine only lasted a week or so. So it's possible yours is doing the same?
I've noticed the older he got and the more I corrected her, she left him alone (unless he bothered her, which he did often as she *looked* like a good playmate for some odd reason). Now, at six months, she only grounds him when he does something unacceptable. For example, if he doesn't listen to me say "down" when I'm coming home and jumps on me, she pushes him to the ground and then releases him. It's actually a very hand tool, because he no longer jumps on me and I hardly had to do anything !
However, mine never tried to bite him, it was always just a push down until he settled and then shed let him back up. So that is where I'm stumped!
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No, you don't have to always use a 3-guard lineup silly....
Saw that...wondered what he told Stuckey....."you're trying to hard kind"??? Knew he would be ready to step in as I saw him dressed when Mason introduced him before the game. Maybe with Rip being out tonight, he get some burn, but I doubt it unless we are up 20 with 5 to go....
OLDSKOOLHQ'S BLACKBOARD (spent last night watching Young frankenstien and Munsters marathon with my family while eating a Fish, Smrimp and fries meal): - Dont like BBBBBen introduced before Tay, thats tom wilson butt kissin influence there..or keepin BBBben down a peg... - Stuckey can get to hoop anytime he wants but he has to stop that doublepump hang in the air crap - Ben's efforts on D are so missed...When was the last time we saw ANYONE take a charge the last 2 years? - CV does thinks Sheed cant do..When he RELAXES , he will be something..I'll give 10 games to get warmed up -Bynum cant call his own number every play - Daye has quick feet - KB has been told to use his quickness..too bad he was never taught to play basketball by not going to college - Westbrook gets NO FREE CHILI with BBBen on the court -Stuck taking too many damn shots..Trying to act like a star when he aint - Serge? LOL..i think GB meant Ser-jay! Serge was in Beverly Hills cop! - Gordon gets wiped out at the half buzzer NO CALL and 3 stitches!!!!! -Im upset with stuckey. Like the old Billups days but worse-kinda Flip murray territory - Tay has slowed the tempo by holding the ball TOO MUCH - At least CV attacks the rim, Sheeda shot 8 3pointers in 8 FGattempts the other night - Somebody guard kristicks!! - too many unforced errors...these OKC kids have gotten too full of themselves - Eton Thomas >>>>>>> than Cwilcox...Does Coach know hes on the bench?????? - Half court offense has left us - why is evryone named Kwame so weak????? - 7:00 left-Its Durant time...Game over now - Stuckey PLEASE STOP it!!!!! - bad loss...Like I predicted , we cant have MORE than 12 of these games: 60 good games, 22 bad ones-but must win 10 of the 22 bad ones!
Atkins was not dressed. Due to two players being suspended, we only could dress 10. As I have said in this tread already, someone had to play the last five minutes. If you keep out Ben Wallace, Ben Gordon, Tay, and Rip, that would have left Stuckey, Bynum, CV, Wilcox, and JMAX. See the problem - yep, this coach could not for the life of him understand that its ok to play 3 bigs. (Espcecially in garbage time.) Lets say the coach thinks CV is one of his stars. Then Kwame could have been out there instead of CV. Basically, no excuse to have Rip out there except the very poor one of not having 3 bigs in at once, something, with this roster, must be done to ever get many wins.
Look at back at what i said when he was signed..He is a good addition TO OUR BENCH, but thats it! We still need a Big up front with Ben that can score. Sorry, but YEs...I would trade Stuckey and max for amare stoudamire!
me too!!!!
me three!!!
The second half of this game sucked for the Pistons. I couldn't believe what I was watching. CV has to get better on defense and most of the time when OKC was running the floor, the Pistons were sprinting. I was really upset about that. KD35 took over the Pistons in the fourth by himself. Man, that just sucked for me to watch.
Portland was able to hold the Thunder to only 74 points tonight.(and Durant had only 16)...does that mean our defense isn't as good as the Trailblazers??
I really don't think our defense has been the issue so far (save the 3rd qtr against the Bucks). It's the offense that isn't getting it done.
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I am brand new to the forum as well as the sailing world. I want to introduce myself and get some feedback on a potential plan/dream that I have.
I am 26 years old and I am single. In about 6 months I am going to graduate Medical School in the United States and I am going to be doing an Emergency Medicine Residency hopefully somewhere in the South East. I am trying to do it somewhere in Florida (preferably Jacksonville FL, which puts me close to St. Augustine, they have a good training program there)... Anyways.. I am a very adventurous person and have always been close to the water. Residency Training is three years long and I thought it would be an awesome idea if I could live on a boat in a Marina close to where I am training at. I am the type of person who is more then willing to try to live on a boat. I have the drive to do it, and since I am single and young I am not tied down to anything. I live in a condo as of now, so downsizing is not an issue for me.
I just wanted some general feedback from you guys/gals (the experts) about what size sailboat and in general what brands of sailboats would probably fit me the best. I will probably for the first three years spend 90% of my time on it in the marina unfortunately due to the training hour requirements. But I would still like the boat to be able to cruise weekends as well as head to the Caribbean for holidays and longer vacations and such. I would need a boat that has probably two berths, 1 full head and shower, full kitchen and possibly washer/dryer? I was thinking along the lines of a 30 to 35 foot boat, and the only names that come to mind so far are Hunter, Catalina or freedom? Anyways... I have a lot of research to continue doing.. and I have only been reading for a month. But I have about 7 months to prepare. As for my budget! HAH! well.. I am basically have no funds saved due to the fact that I have been in school for the past 8 years, but will be making a salary during residency, I will have to finance the entire boat purchase, but this is no different then me going to finance the entire mortgage on a house if I chose to do that.
Sorry for such a long post.. just wanted to give enough info so I can get adequate response.
Anyways... Thanks so much for the advice, look forward to reading more and maybe someday running into some of you.
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hey steve - welcome to SN, dude. Here's a link to "The Salts Corner Table" thread where you'll find some really good stuff from some of the best guys on Sailnet.
It's still a work in progress, but it's a good shortcut. Click on the little arrow to the right of the poster's name and it will jump you into the original thread from which the post was pulled. That way you can easily see more discussion about that topic.
Then just start digging around for more.
In your case you are truly looking for a "condo on the water." Since you will be working 60 hours weeks, you will mostly be sleeping on the boat. You will not have much time for "house keeping." I am normally a smaller is better guy, but in your case, I think you need a boat a bit bigger. You need two spaces: A "private" space for your stuff, and a public space. If you get too small of a boat, you will have stuff everywhere. If this happens you will never actually sail it on weekends because getting ready for sailing will be too much.
You will have a reasonable income, so I think a smart plan would be something like:
Buy a 10 year old Catalina or Beneteau 36. There are a million of these on the market. You should be able to pick one up for about $75K. This would make your monthly payment (including insurance and slip fee) about $1500 / month (financed over 8 years). Add twice a month professional cleaning and electric and you are looking at a total outlay of < $1,800 month.
When you finish your residency, you can at least recover what you owe when you sell the boat, probably even do better than that. If you decide to keep it, you will be able to pay it off in short order.
A Beneteau 36 is a non-trivial boat for a beginner. Something that large, and he needs to be sure it's what he wants. I would really recommend going month-to-month with an apartment, getting in touch with some sailors in the area, and try to get permission to bunk over the weekend (or even a week) at port to see how you like it.
If you were buying a 22 or something, I'd tell you to drop the money in a heartbeat. $75K+ isn't chump change.
No personal experience with it but I have heard from quite a few people that Jacksonville is not the most boater friendly place in the world.
I agree about the smaller is better. My 30' keeps me plenty busy with the laundry lists of tasks and improvements I am trying to do. My boat is a weekender so the systems are very simple as well. If things were more complicated I am not sure I could keep up and I don't really work that much and have help from the girlfriend keeping things together.
If you do buy something and you are planning to do some serious remodeling do it before you move on because it doubles the work to do it while you are living on the boat. I learned that pretty quick and both of us agree that the next boat is going in the yard and we are getting an apt for a month.
I think something in the low to mid 30's would work for you. I would certiainly go for a production boat. You need to make sure you have some left over cash for maintenance. You may have difficulty financing the whole thing. They typically require 15-20% down, but your degree will make you a bit of a safe bet. Forget the washer/dryer. You will be like every other live aboard and will wash at the marina. All good marinas have nice wash facilities.
If you can avoid Ft Laud/Miami/West Palm area, then I can see live aboard as an option. Naples is possible, but you will have to live north in Bonita or Ft Myers Beach.
Regarding the carribean, forget it. You won't have that kind of time. You are looking at a very likely 2 weeks there and 2 weeks back. That may also be limited by weather windows. Take that deestination off your map until you are done with your residency (unless you do it in the Islands where they need docs, hint-hint). The Bahamas are a definite for you and close. It is also very boater friendly. You will see more there than you will know what to do with anyways and the passage is not as gruelling as the thorny path to the carrib. Even Sea Rays make it across, and if they can do it, any canoe with a stick and pillow case flying can do it!
I think your plan is great. I think LA for your lifestyle will be super because it will allow you a great break on the weekends or whenever you are free. You will find the dock environment fun for night life and the view off your back porch much better than any condo. Go for it. That is EXACTLY what I was giong to do too (I was a PreMed) and as I said, my neighbor already did.
Let me know if you need any other help/direction!
I would argue that if you're not already intimate with sailboats (i.e., nothing under 42' is likely to have room to install a washer/drier in the conventional sense) and the associated maintenance and update they'll need...You residency will consume all of your free time and you'd be better off buying into distressed Florida real estate (condo or home) and letting it appreciate as you finish, then using it either as a home or a great way to pay off med school bills.
Vacations? holidays? do residents get much of that? I'd expect a used boat to swallow up any free time that you might get as a resident. It could be a lot of fun, yes, but the odds are it would be exhausting--and that's not a good thing in the hospital OR on the water. Better to invest in a condo, and charter a boat for fun. (And that's from someone who doesn't believe in condos, but upkeeping a home might also be one more thing you don't need to be distracted by.)
Smaller is better, to a point
I agree that smaller is better, up to a point. My first true live aboard was a 28. That was a very dramatic change from a house. Took a while to get used to it, and never did get over the feeling of being a little cramped. There just isn't much room on any boat under 30 feet. Also, pay attention to the beam, and the layout. One of the roomiest boats I have been on, in this size range is an Almand 31. The designer has a bunch to do with interior space.
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smallest i ever lived on was 26 ft--i got tired of always having to sleep on the sofa--i lived on 34 and 35 footers also--not enough storage..now i have a 41 formosa---awesome live aboard ---will be a fine cruiser.....goood luck--there are as many answers to this question as there ae people living aboard and boats in this world.....
Forget the washer dryer just make sure you can run some serious A/C down here in Florida. Yeah 30 to 35 will do and consider ANY MAKE if you can get financing on it.
But why not go for something like this. 1974 Jensen Marine CAL 2-46 Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com even take a lodger.
You are not going to sail that often anyway but the Bahamas are possible and if you are doing it at short notice a big ole motorsailor will be more comfortable crossing the stream.
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St. George became the island's primary ferry terminal and railyard in 1885 when the Staten Island Rapid Transit project extended the SIRR from it's old terminal in Clifton up to St. George and along the North Shore to a new drawbridge over Arthur Kill leading to the mainland. The community was renamed St. George as a condition of the sale of the ferry and rail terminal property by George Law.
The former NSRR platforms at the St. George ferry terminal are still intact and track continues past a special-event station at the ballpark and about 1,000 feet north to a terminating bumper.
To the North of St. George is Kill van Kull and fuel storage tanks in Bayonne.
The Staten Island ferry is New York City's best tourist deal - a free one-hour cruise across New York Harbor. While its primary function is providing a connection to Manhattan for Staten Island commuters, it also represents an undercapitalized asset that could serve the millions of tourists that ride in from Manhattan and get right back on the return boat without experiencing what Staten Island has to offer them - which right now isn't much.
The long-abandoned railyard was converted into commuter parking lot and stadium for a minor-league affiliate of the New York Yankees baseball team in the late 1990s. Baseball was supposedly played professionally in St. George from 1886 to 1888, although it's hard to imagine how the comparatively small area was shared by a railyard and ballpark. The 7,171-seat Richmond County Bank ballpark opened on June 24, 2001 and a waterfront boardwalk park was also incorporated into the design. A 9/11 memorial was added in 2004 (SIYanks.com 2009). A station to provide seasonal service to the ballpark was added on a short section of the North Shore line.
The intact ROW (overgrown and with no track) continues directly alongside Richmond Terrace to the site of the (now-defunct) New Brighton stop at the foot of Jersey Street. Reactivation of the ROW would entail moving Bank Street (which runs parallel to the ROW and is used to access the parking lot from Jersey Street) around 20 feet away from the ROW.
The New Brighton station was located at Richmond Terrace and Jersey Street. No trace remains, although there are a couple of small derelict old buildings in the general vicinity.
The former U.S. Gypsum plant (561 Richmond Terrace) originally opened in 1876 as the Jerome B. King Plaster Mill. U.S. Gypsum bought the plant from Windsor Plaster Mills in 1924 (Lundrigan and Navarra 1999). Eastern Salt Company (a.k.a. Eastern Minerals) purchased the 10-acre property in 1976 and opened Atlantic Salt, a depot for road de-icing salt used across New York City, New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut. (Cleaton 2009)
The ROW is reputedly intact through the Atlantic Salt facilities, although no trackwork is obvious and there are massive piles of rock salt on the west side of the site over what presumably is the ROW. Restoring ROW through this area would likely involve relocating Atlantic Salt, demolishing the old plant, and/or elevating the ROW above whatever operations remain there. In the event of eviction, the proximity of this area to the densely populated areas around St. George make it an excellent potential site for a waterfront park.


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The Australian Teachers Council has taken a stand about a teacher who allows her students to see nude pictures of herself and is taking action to remove her name from the teaching register. Ms. Whitwell is now upset that she can not teach. I don't know about throwing her out of the teaching profession. She i one teacher who will have all eyes focused on her when she opens her mouth, and a lot more focused when she opens her blouse.


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Re: How to plot divergence of gradient as contour
Correction... a standard modern multivariable calculus text would show,
phi[x_, y_] := Sin[x + y]
Div[Grad[phi]][x, y]
On 1/6/12 4:19 AM, Murray Eisenberg wrote:
> You need to use the VectorAnalysis package (carefully!), remembering that:
> (i) the default coordinate system is Cartesian[Xx, Yy, Zz]; and
> (ii) the result of using that package's Grad, Div, Curl is _not_
> really a "function" of the variables (more about this later).
> In your example:
> Div[Grad[Sin[Xx + Yy]]]
> -2 Sin[Xx + Yy]
> ContourPlot[
> Div[Grad[Sin[Xx + Yy]]] /. {Xx -> x, Yy -> y},
> {x, -5, 5}, {y, -5, 5}]
> (* or first define a function *)
> f[x_, y_] := Div[Grad[Sin[Xx + Yy]]] /. {Xx -> x, Yy -> y}
> ContourPlot[f[x, y], {x, -5, 5}, {y, -5, 5}]
> I find the whole paradigm of the VectorAnalysis package to be
> aggravatingly annoying. After all, from a mathematical perspective, if
> you're given a scalar-valued function with vector inputs, then its
> gradient is just a well-defined vector field -- and that has nothing
> whatsoever to do with so-called "coordinate systems". That is, one ought
> to be able to do something like this -- just like any standard modern
> text on multivariable calculus would show:
> phi[x_, y_] := Sin[x + y]
> Div[Grad[phi[x, y]]]
> In Mathematica, with the VectorAnalysis defaults, you'd get 0 as result
> there, since you didn't override the default variable names Xx, Yy, Zz.
> Then there's the whole nonsense of the gradient other coordinate
> systems. That, to my mind, is a very odd way to think about things.
> Mathematically, given a scalar field, it has an associated gradient
> vector field. Period. If you want to "express the gradient in terms of"
> another coordinate system, you're no longer finding that gradient;
> you're finding a composite of functions where you go first from that
> other coordinate system to cartesian coordinates, next take the
> gradient, and finally go back from cartesian coordinates in the result
> to the other coordinate system.
> (I trust others will disagree with the preceding argument!)
> On 1/5/12 6:00 AM, Szymon Roziewski wrote:
>> Hello there,
>> I am concerning to plot something like that.
>> ContourPlot[Divergence[Gradient[Sin[x + y]]], {x, -5, 5}, {y, -5, 5}]
>> Plotting divergence of gradient scalar field.
>> How can I manage to do that?
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I recently completed a book called 40 Days to a Joy-Filled Life by Author Tommy Newberry. The book is rooted in Philippians 4:8: "Whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praise-worthy-meditate on those things."
This book is an easy read, but every day, it requires a thoughtful look at your life and how to become a better person. There is "homework" in each day's chapter and it encourages introspection that I had not taken time to do because I am always busy.
Although I consider myself a positive person, I have benefited from this so much that I wanted to share. It teaches you how to look at the best in everyone. I find myself always looking at the good in the people in my life, especially employees since I spend more time with them than my family. I encourage you to read this book and apply it in your business. It will show you how to embrace a brighter future in your relationships at home and work.
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I stop mashing before the veggies get too smooth because I like a chunky texture. But go ahead and keep mashing if you like them smoother in this dish. —Dana Balter, Naples, Florida
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- 8 medium Yukon Gold potatoes, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 6 medium parsnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 large celery roots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 2-1/2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 2/3 cup 2% milk
- 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- In a Dutch oven, combine the potatoes, parsnips, celery roots, broth and 2 teaspoons salt. Add water to cover vegetables. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook, covered, for 15-20 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
- Using a slotted spoon, transfer vegetables to a large bowl; reserve cooking liquid. Mash vegetables, gradually adding the milk, garlic powder, pepper, remaining salt and enough reserved cooking liquid to reach desired consistency. Yield: 12 servings (3/4 cup each).
Originally published as Autumn Vegetable Mash in Taste of Home October/November 2012, p77
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Reviewed Dec. 23, 2013
"Wonderful recipe. Followed recipe; no adjustments needed. Love this recipe."


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Hotel Do Colegio
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The main building where the Hotel is installed is a urban house from the 19th century. The main characteristics of the building are its frontispiece with two floors and a central turret, the simple and symmetric geometry, that make of it a good example of the urban architecture of the 19th century town Ponta Delgada. This art form is known for the richness and beauty of its windows, doors, stairs, arches and floor, all in basal.
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The hotel is located in the city of Ponta Delgada, on the Island of Sao Miguel in Archipelago of the Azores in Portugal. Its privileged location allows immediate access to the city's main spots for leisure and business. Simultaneously, it is an excellent point of departure for the discovery of the numerous natural beauties such as the famous Furnas Valley and the Lagoon of the seven cities. On the Island of Sao Miguel, also known as the Green Island because of its endless landscapes, visit the Matriz Church, the museums and monuments the city has to offer, and witness the handicraft and the cuisine of these religious people.


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Blanc Pintuck Flap Trouser Jean
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- Blanc. Our universal fit. Eased through the hip and thigh, sits just below the waist.
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- Medium wash indigo.
- Contrast stitching. Wide, pieced waistband with belt loops, signature shank closure; zip fly. Welt coin pocket; slant front pocket and button-through flap pockets in back. Soft goldtone hardware.
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- Inseams: regular 33.5", short 31", long 35.5".