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I have seen home made brackets welded to the I beam.. questionable because of unknown welding ability and the alloy of the axle and rod used to do the welding .. I have seen brackets that bolt to the 4 bolt holes . some one does sell weld- on brackets but I didn't save the info ...short quarter elliptical springs can work on a lowered rat truck...Zipper motors in Colorado makes neat lakester buckets using that style suspension
|I think you would be $$ and safety and performance and looks and all other ways way ahead buy buying a transverse front axle. Check the ones offered by Speedway Motors. They have all the hardware you will need to install a great looking and safe front end for not that many shekels.
Front suspension help, parellel to transverse spring?
I am using the search function, I swear! Found a lot there, but could someone give me an answer from experience?
I am getting (would have gotten today if the gas station safety bars wouldn't have swerved in front of my trailer) a 1950 pickup rolling chassis with two cabs which I have high hopes of making a rat rod out of.
Finally the question, the chassis has parellel leafs in the front, and I want a transverse spring set up. Anyone modified a parellel leaf front for a single transverse spring? I think I almost have it figured out, but I am not sure about how to mount the spring perches.
My idea is to weld batwings on for hair pins, between the old spring perches on the axles and the spindles. I would probably have to grind away some of the "flat" that makes up the spring perch on the axle currently. Could I use some type of a u bolt arrangement as spring perches utilizing the flats where the springs used to fasten? Would I be able to have the axle bored for a common through the axle spring perch or would that weaken it?
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Not works or too difficult, neither reason for use.
After installation, I went in to http://www.aftonbladet.se/. The addition blocked nothing. The page looked like usual.
I like this adblock, it works and it doesn't usually slow down Opera. It works much faster than adblockforopera's Adblock, that one made Opera super slow.
But there is one occasion when also this adblock makes Opera slow: It happens when I have the mouse near the bottom right corner in the Opera window. It causes a popup telling about what's being blocked. This causes a HUGE lag! I don't want a popup just because I happen to have the mouse near the corner.
It does most things very well. But the popup lag, the very confusing preferences, and the difficulty of re-enabling adblock once disabled, are the reasons why I don't give 5 stars.
Why "content block helper" dosen't work sometime?
Javascripts of page are not listed.
Thank you Gemorroj and others for updating this adblocker to Opera 12, unlike adblock plus and adblock for opera you didnt give up this version, i'll keep using Opera 12 till the newer versions get some reseamblance to what they looked/feel before.
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I found the plugin preferences and the details for a page (Site Preferences) totally bewildering. What am I supposed to do with all that?
Incidentally, I used to design websites. I can only guess what other people would make of it...
Seems the malware subscription at http://malwaredomains.lanik.us/malwaredomains_full.txt is no longer available. Would be great if you could update the extension to point to the new location for this list (whatever it may be) or remove it as an option.
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The Canisius swimming and diving team will swim in its first meet in nearly a month when it hosts Gannon on Saturday.
The Griffs last competed against Fredonia on December 14, and swept the Blue Devils, winning 173-110 on the women's side, while the men took the meet 175-116.
In the time between the two meets, the team embarked on a training trip to Florida, where the team worked on strength training as well as scrimmaged the University of Arkansas Little Rock.
"We put a lot of work in during our training trip, mostly strength work," said head coach Scott Vanderzell. "We're looking forward to seeing how it pays off in terms of our power during the races. I thought the team came together and bonded real well. It gave us an opportunity to get out of our comfort zone and challenge ourselves."
The Knights come into the meet with the women holding a 7-2 record and the men sitting at 3-3 in dual meets this season.
"Like every other team this time of year they're coming off a training trip, so you don't know what to expect," Vanderzell said. "I know they've got some kids who are trying to get to their conference championship times, so hopefully we bring our A game."
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a few weeks since i posted. i managed to pass, and was accepted, onto the CELTA at 'lewis school', barcelona
however, with much further research and consideration with regard to my degree-less situation, i have decided to defer to such time a i might have a degree. all of the countries i had dreamed of teaching in, require a degree and it was quite the eye-opener to discover that it would be the same if i had the CELTA and a *hitload of experience
so, with that in mind, i have been looking into the prospect of taking an online degree. 'the open university' seem to be very highly regarded as it shows great application, motivation and determination to study while also working to support oneself
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How did it go, Vicente? Looks like the weather held out. My sis ran 3:52 for a big PR. Hope your race went well.
Yes, he won. Actually his feet landed on the timing mat so it's not even a technicality. His body was laying ON the finish line and his feet hit the timing mat to record his time, so when his head hit the pavement he had won the race.
Now for the fun part... where we get to talk about it for weeks on end and take in the awe of our friends.
As you should! My friends are in awe that I am doing a HM.
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Wardle, Sykes and Brown Claim Top Horizon League Honors
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Two days after finishing off the regular season with a 24-5 record overall and a 14-2 mark in league play, the Green Bay men's basketball team was rewarded with numerous accolades as the 2013-14 Horizon League postseason awards were announced on Monday.
Head coach Brian Wardle was named Coach of the Year, junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) was named Player of the Year and senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) was named Defensive Player of the Year. Green Bay becomes just the second team to claim each of those three honors in the same season (Butler, 2009-10).
Sykes and Brown were each voted to the 2013-14 All-Horizon League First-Team while Brown was joined by sophomore Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) on the Horizon League All-Defensive Team.
Wardle is the third Phoenix coach in its Division I history to earn Coach of the Year accolades (Dick Bennett, 1990-91 and 1991-92; Mike Heideman, 1995-96). Likewise, Sykes becomes just the third player (Tony Bennett, Jeff Nordgaard) in Green Bay's Division I program history to earn conference player of the year honors and the first since Nordgaard in 1995-96. Brown joins Terry Evans (2007-08) as the only two Phoenix players to win Defensive Player of the Year.
In his fourth year at the helm of the program, Wardle guided Green Bay to its first Horizon League regular season title in 18 seasons. The 24 regular season wins by the Phoenix are tied for the most in the program's Division I history. The team is also currently receiving votes in both top-25 national polls.
Under the direction of Wardle, Green Bay went 10-3 in non-conference play with a 75-72 victory over Atlantic Coast Conference champion Virginia. The Phoenix then claimed the regular season conference crown with a 14-2 record, including victories in its past five contests. Holding the No. 1 seed, Green Bay earned the right to host the 2014 Horizon League Championship.
Wardle has compiled a 71-54 record in his four seasons at Green Bay. Establishing his program's mantra of Compete, Defend and Rebound, Wardle's teams have led the Horizon League in field goal percentage defense and blocked shots in each of the past two seasons.
Keifer Sykes, Junior, 5-11, Chicago, Ill.
2013-14 Horizon League Player of the Year
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Sykes has been the frontrunner for Horizon League Player of the Year accolades for seemingly the entire 2013-14 season. The 5-foot-11 guard burst onto the scene with 32 points against Wisconsin in Green Bay's second game of the season, and then was named to the All-Tournament Team of the Great Alaska Shootout before returning to Green Bay to lead the Phoenix to an upset win over Virginia with 21 points and 10 assists.
In Horizon League play, Sykes has taken his game to an even higher level, averaging 21.1 points per game. He has scored at least 14 points in every league game and totaled 20 or more seven times.
For the season, Sykes is averaging 20.4 points per game while adding five assists and 4.4 rebounds per game. He joins Billy Baron of Canisius as the only players in the country averaging 20-plus points, five-plus assists and four-plus rebounds per game. Sykes' 593 points in 2013-14 are the fifth-most in a season by any player in program history.
The two-time All-Horizon League First-Team selection has scored 1,467 points and dished out 391 assists in his three-year Phoenix career, ranking 10th in program history in each category. He has won six Player of the Week awards in 2013-14 and 10 in his career, both league records.
Compiling the best season of his career, Brown was named to an All-Horizon League team for the third time in his career and for the second time to the All-Defensive squad. The 7-foot-1 senior is averaging 15.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.3 blocks per game. In addition to points and blocks, Brown is posting career-best numbers in field goal percentage (.492) and three-point field goal percentage (.441).
Brown has been exceptional in leading Green Bay to its best record in road games since 1995-96. In 10 road games, Brown is averaging 19.1 points per game while shooting 55.5 percent from the field and 51.4 percent from long range.
Defensively, Brown broke his own single-season program blocks record with 91 and has helped the Phoenix shatter the Horizon League record for team rejections in a season (215). With Brown as the defensive anchor, Green Bay ranks second nationally in blocks per game and 11th in the country in field goal percentage defense (.389).
Brown has won Horizon League Player of the Week accolades four times during the 2013-14 season, including twice during league play. His senior campaign also included two milestone performances. On Nov. 23, Brown recorded a triple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots, and on Dec. 21, he tallied a career-high 40 points in a win over Fairfield.
The only player in Horizon League history to accumulate 1,500-plus points, 750-plus rebounds and 250-plus blocks in his career, Brown ranks seventh in Green Bay history in points (1660), third in rebounds (790) and first in blocks (306). The senior's 790 career rebounds are a program record at the Division I level.
Fouse earned a spot on the five-person Horizon League All-Defensive Team for the second-straight season. In 2013-14, the lockdown defender has helped Green Bay boast one of the top defenses not only in the conference but in the nation.
In 11 games, Fouse and Green Bay held the top-six opposing scorers in the Horizon League to 9.8 points on 28.9 percent shooting.
Statistically among Horizon League leaders, Fouse ranks third in rebounds per game (7.7) and steals per game (2.2) and fourth in blocks per game (1.6). With 65 steals, Fouse needs just three more to break the program's single-season record of 67 set by Terry Evans in 2008-09. With 47 blocks, Fouse ranks in a tie for sixth all-time behind only Brown's four seasons and the 49 rejections he has as a freshman.
While starting all 63 games of his young career, Fouse has accumulated 120 steals and 96 blocks to already rank ninth and fifth, respectively, in Phoenix history.
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Men's Soccer Takes Back Chancellor's Cup with Thrilling 2-1 OT Victory
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – In an intense match for the Chancellor's Cup, an offensive touch by Green Bay's Sam Krenzien (Wauwatosa, Wis.) in the 106th minute propelled the Phoenix men's soccer team to a 2-1 triumph over undefeated and nationally-ranked Milwaukee on Tuesday evening at Engelmann Stadium.
The win was head coach Dan Popik's first Horizon League victory of his career and helped improved his squad to 6-2-3 overall and 1-0-1 in the league. It also returned the Chancellor's Cup to Green Bay for the first time since 2010. No. 24 Milwaukee dropped to 9-1-1 overall and 2-1-0 in the conference.
Krenzien's game winning touch came in the 106th minute when he collected a loose ball near the right corner of the goal box and directed it toward the net. As it headed on goal, the ball took a deflection off a Panther defender and bounced into the back of the net. Scored as an own goal with the defensive deflection it made no difference as it sealed the win for the Phoenix.
It was a battle from the opening kickoff as the Green Bay offense held possession in the early going. However, it was a defensive play in the 15th minute that helped set the tone for the rest of the match. A handball by the Phoenix defense gave Milwaukee a PK with 14:57 showing on the clock. Laurie Bell stepped up to take the kick, but Kyle Ihn (Wales, Wis.) came up with the big save, diving to his left to gobble up the low kick.
A turnover by the Phoenix defense allowed Aaron Horvat an open shot at net, but Ihn again stepped up and made the save in the 42nd minute as the match went into halftime scoreless. At the break Milwaukee owned a 10-4 advantage in shots, while Green Bay led corners, 4-2.
The Phoenix was able to hold the Panthers scoreless until the 71st minute. With traffic in the box, Rami Younes found Laurie Bell with a short shot in front of the net to give Milwaukee a 1-0 advantage.
Coming out of the Milwaukee goal Green Bay took back the momentum, as Lawrence Talery (Coon Rapids, Minn.) put a shot on goal that bounced off the crossbar just over a minute later. Two minutes passed before the Phoenix was able to capitalize on an opportunity that the Panthers were unable to connect on in the first half. After a Panthers player was called for a handball in the box, Sabastian Xiong calmly stepped to the line and connected on his second PK of the season to bring the score even, 1-1.
Both teams saw opportunities to put the match away in the closing minutes, but extra time was needed for the fourth-consecutive matchup between the two squads.
For the match Milwaukee led in shots, 27-14, and corners, 8-5. Ihn played the entire match, finishing with 13 saves.
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There has never been any public admission about Jay-Z cheating on Beyonce by either of them ever. There have been no public statements that the marriage of the two is in trouble. I don't know if there will ever be a divorce unless the cheating just gets so out of hand that Beyonce can't handle it any longer or if Jay gets caught on film or in a photo or copies of texts. It would have to be something which would require Beyonce to have to give some type of statement before any divorce happens. I just think they would muddle through. I think that is why everyone was kind of shocked at the Goopster announcement. I think maybe Gwyneth thought she was going to be exposed and made a little preemptive strike. It is not as if their public relationship has really changed. It is just that if one of them gets busted, they have the separation to fall back on to make them look better.
Over the weekend, while performing at a show, Beyonce changed the lyrics to her song Resentment. While belting out the track, which is about a woman who was cheated on, Beyonce sang "been riding with you for 12 years" instead of the original words "been riding with you for six years." Beyonce and Jay have been together for 12 years. Maybe she busted him again before she went on stage.


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Canisius senior guard Billy Baron has been honored as the MAAC's Co-Player of the Week, the conference office announced Monday afternoon. Baron matched a career-high with 33 points in a road overtime loss at Notre Dame Dec. 29.
This marks the first MAAC Player of the Week honor for Baron this season, who started the 2013-14 campaign as the conference's Preseason Player of the Year. The East Greenwich, R.I., native had 33 points at Notre Dame on Sunday after he went 10-for-20 from the field, 4-for-8 from 3-point land and 9-for-9 from the free-throw line. Baron also had six rebounds, a career-high six steals and five assists in a career-high 43 minutes against the Fighting Irish. The 33-point effort in the loss for Baron marks his fifth career 30-point game in 48 games as a Griff. In those games, the Blue and Gold is 3-2, including Sunday's loss at Notre Dame in overtime.
For the season, Baron is averaging 21.0 points per game, which ranks fourth in the MAAC and 23rd in the nation. Baron is also averaging 4.7 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game, with his 4.7 helpers per contest ranking him second in the MAAC. He also leads the conference in free-throw shooting percentage at 92.3 percent (72-for-78), which ranks him ninth in the country.
Canisius (8-5, 2-0 MAAC) will return to action Saturday, Jan. 4, when the team plays at Saint Peter's. Game time is set for 2 p.m.


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Griff017 wrote:Thanks for the responses guys. I think I am going to get a guide service and try up near wheeler lake or where ever the guide recommends. Anyone know of any good guides services for Alabama?
Griff017 wrote:Well here is my plan currently. I am going to go up to the Mallard Fox Creek WMA. Looking on Google Earth I have seen a few nooks around some of the islands. I am going to take the boat there get out on the island, throw a dozen mallard decoys out there and hope something shows up.
Anyone have any suggestions as to how to improve this plan. I am pretty to new to this, I guess at this stage I am hoping I can at least see some ducks, maybe if I am lucky get one in range to shoot at.
Griff017 wrote:Yeah I did not realise blue bill was scaup. And I still dont see where it says Gadwall. Unless Gadwall is what is meant by 'duck.' Sorry, once again I am new to this.
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Breckenridge Ski Resort opens today
November 9, 2012
Chatter about a possible weekend storm has heightened at the same time Breckenridge Ski Resort kicks off its season, with the Colorado SuperChair and Rip's Ride starting to turn at 9 a.m. today to whisk skiers and riders onto the hill.
The ski area opens with an 18-inch base on Peak 8 for its 51st season, the first part of the mountain to open, with approximately 40 acres of skiable terrain on two trails: Springmeier and Trygve's.
Last season, Breck opened with man-made packed-powder conditions and an 18-inch base. But with three lifts – Rip's Ride, 5 Chair and the Colorado SuperChair – and 127 acres on four runs to start the season, skiers and snowboarders weren't complaining.
Though this season's starter couldn't compete with the 2010-2011 opening day, which followed a 30-inch storm that would set the tone for a record snowfall season, ski area officials anticipate a busy day. "We are really excited," said Kristen Petitt-Stewart, spokeswoman for the ski resort. "We'll be partying all day to help Ullr usher in this storm. Opening day is all about ski season being back, but it's nice to see a storm in the works."
Opening day festivities
All guests can enjoy free parking in the gondola lots today and signature cinnamon rolls are free for the first 2,000 guests, starting at 8 a.m. on the Ski Hill Grill patio, according to ski area officials.
KSMT will be broadcasting live from the base of Peak 8 with opportunities to win prizes throughout the day from on-site promotions.
The Gold Run Coaster opens at 11 a.m. and will be free for guests with a lift ticket or season pass. It offers 2,500 feet of coaster track winding down the resort. Guests can ride alone or with a friend on the two-seater coaster cars, and control their own speed through the turns and twists around Breck's ski runs.
Located adjacent to the brand new Peak 8 Plaza at One Ski Hill Place, the T-Bar will offer drink specials and live entertainment until last chair at 4 p.m.
Ullr, the infamous Norse god of snow and the North decides first on season opener chair lifts.
Breckenridge's Find Ullr promotion concluded Thursday in Denver with the winner securing first chair at today's opening.
Kicking off the celebration of Breckenridge during opening week and starting Nov. 2, the promotion had the snow god popping up at various Denver landmarks.
"We chose Denver as the place where Ullr is going to be to drum up the excitement for opening day," Alysa Hetze said. "Anyone can participate but they have to be in Denver to track him down. This is a great way to encourage people to drive up from the Front Range for opening day."
Second chair is reserved for Kelly Ozinga, with Breckenridge Grand Vacations, who spotted Ullr hiding out at Starbucks in Breck Thursday morning while participating in the Wake Up Breck promotion that took place at various coffee shops around Breck.
Ozinga, dressed as a "Bookie" super hero promoting discounted lodging with her team, started their day earlier ringing cow bells throughout town getting people excited for opening day.
"We made sure we were out of the door at 6:30 this morning," Ozinga said. "Our first stop was at Kava Cafe. It was a total surprise and added bonus when we won second chair. We're ecstatic."
Ozinga and the rest of the Bookie team will be outfitted in matching super hero gear at the head of Breck's opening lines today.
"We'll be noticeable – if anyone recognizes us, we encourage them to come up and say hi," Ozinga said. "We're ready for the season to start."


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Arsène Wenger admits he is worried by the gap that has opened up between his Arsenal team and leaders Manchester United.
The Premier League champions are setting the pace this season with five wins from their five games so far, including an 8-2 victory over the Gunners at Old Trafford.
Wenger's side are already 11 points adrift and, although they will try to cut that gap when Bolton visit Emirates Stadium on Saturday, the Frenchman is concerned.
"Of course I am worried," he said. "It is absolutely not realistic not to be worried when you have a team like Manchester United in front of you.
"The only thing we can do is focus on our performances, win our games and hope they will drop some points at some stage. For us, at the moment, we have to be realistic. Let's not look too much at Manchester United and win our next game.
"Of course we want to go back and win our games. I feel that we just want to focus on playing our game and finding our collective play as quickly as we can.
"There were some good signs at Blackburn, especially in the first half, and we just want to extend that kind of performance for 90 minutes. I am very positive about our ability and on a longer term that will come out."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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- Debugging msvc-built command-line ASL test apps from the command line:
- To keep bjam from destroying test executables build with bjam --preserve-test-targets
- For adam_smoke under cygwin: "C:/Program Files/Microsoft Visual Studio 8/Common7/IDE/devenv.exe" /DebugExe bin/adobe/test/adam_smoke/adam_smoke_test.test/msvc-8.0/debug/asl-dev/link-static/threading-multi/adam_smoke_test.exe ./adobe/test/adam_smoke/rtd
- F10 (to stop on first line of main), or F5 to let it rip
- Towards natural display of any_regular and poly<> in msvc and xcode debuggers.
- C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\Packages\Debugger\autoexp.dat can be extended, but not sure how useful it is. Perhaps http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8fwk67y3(vs.71).aspx would be more useful for some common types.
- Xcode has Debug > Variables View > Edit Summary Format and ~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/CustomDataViews/CustomDataViews.plist , but I haven't explored it much either.
- XCode uses Custom Data Formatters to display information about a variable during the debug process. These summary expressions can be entered in at the time you are debugging a variable. For example, to get the type of a value held by an adobe::any_regular_t, put this into the summary expression:


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I have to explain to my students why we say "She has a brown jacket." (We use the verb to have in third person present tense.) But we say "Does she have a brown jacket?" (We use the infinitive to have because it's a question.) What is the name for the grammatical construction "Do you +infinitive?" and "Does he +infinitive?" What do we call it?
It happens with future questions too: "Are you going to +infinitive?", and "Will they +infinitive?". What is that structure called? How can I best explain it to them? They are Spanish speakers.
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'"You look at his achievements and it tells us as an organization he's ready to turn pro," Regier said.'
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Miller giving pros the old college try
Bassin group sorting out financial details
'Alan Maislin, one of the chief financial backers of the Bassin group, said Monday they were in the final stages of funneling the capital into one account. That account information will then be presented to the NHL as part of the bidding process.'
'"Ted Nolan is a winner, and the people of Buffalo know he won there,'' Bassin said. "We went to three straight (Memorial Cups) together, and when you consider our players graduate, that's incredible. Who else to come in here and speak, and let the people in Erie get to know him.'''
Goalie Miller graduates to Amerks
'Ryan Miller's days as a college student are over. Now the real education process begins.'
Finally, Spartans can look ahead
'As much as they'll miss Miller – and who wouldn't miss the NCAA's career leader in shutouts? – the Spartans should feel relieved to finally know his skates will be empty when practice starts Sept. 24. "There was going to be life after Ryan Miller," Comley said. "Now it's here."'
Miller agrees to deal with Sabres
'"Every player in college, there's going to come a time when the opportunity to further his pro career will take precedence over finishing his college career," said Mike Liut, Miller's agent and a former NHL goalie. "It's not a decision that's made cavalierly, you have to weigh it out, and much of it has to do with how they've performed."'
Sabres sign G Ryan Miller
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The ultimate goal
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Is this common practice in Finland or Sweden?
If I read your link correctly it sounds like you don't see much gain from the 15watts until the Willows bloom. Then you keep running your 15watts until the days are above 15C.
A sudden prolonged cold snap/snow that prohibits the beekeeper from continuing to feed his bees plus the fact that the bees most likely won't break cluster to move stores or feed on what was placed in the hive can mean disaster. Especially considering that with the feeding, the bees began a large commitment to and expanded brood nest. This uses up a lot of the feed and stores the bees had and could prevent them from going into a tight cluster needed to survive the sudden cold spell.
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(8/25/2010) NEW HAVEN- This week, the City of New Haven partnered with various municipalities, State agencies and private organizations in the submission of three separate federal grants. Each of these grants seeks funding for projects that will grow the economy, create new job opportunities for residents and support New Haven as a livable community.
The City�s Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking, with the support of the State of Connecticut�s Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) and the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) and a private developer, submitted an application for a $21.3 million �TIGER II� grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). If awarded, this grant will support the first phase of infrastructure improvements for Downtown Crossing, the City�s plan to convert Route 34 from a limited access highway to an urban boulevard that will reconnect City neighborhoods as well as support the growth of the medical district.
The first phase of Downtown Crossing includes the conversion of North and South Frontage Roads to boulevards with road, streetscape, bike and pedestrian enhancements, as well as the reconstruction of College Street to grade level. All elements of this conversion follow the City�s Complete Streets standards, a rigorous set of criteria that ensures City streets and sidewalks are safe for all forms of transportation.
The grant will allow for the development of 100 College Street, a 400,000 square foot health sciences building, located adjacent to a growing cluster of research and development facilities associated with Yale-New Haven Hospital and the Yale School of Medicine, including Smilow Cancer Center, 55 Park Street and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. The development of 100 College Street will result in approximately 2,000 construction jobs and up to 1,000 permanent jobs.
The City of New Haven has also submitted two grants to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Both of these grants would support the planning and redevelopment of the areas around Union Station. Specifically, these applications address the six livability principals established by the Partnership for Sustainable Communities, an initiative of HUD, DOT and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The livability principals include: (1) provide more transportation choices; (2) provide equitable, affordable housing; (3) enhance economic competitiveness; (4) support existing communities; (5) coordinate and leverage federal policies and investment; and (6) value communities and neighborhoods.
The HUD Sustainable Regional Planning Grant application was submitted by the Regional Plan Association of New York on behalf of the NY-CT Sustainable Communities Consortium. The Consortium is a bi-state collaboration that includes various municipalities and agencies throughout Connecticut, New York City, Westchester County and Long Island. This grant will allow the Consortium to network the region�s innovation capabilities as well as connect the next generation of mixed-income housing to the Metro-North and Long Island railroad systems,
The City of New Haven and the Town of Meriden partnered with DECD in submitting a $2 million HUD Challenge Grant application. The requested grant will support the planning and redevelopment of communities along the rail corridor and will help to increase the viability of the proposed New Haven-Hartford-Springfield rail line; facilitate the development of affordable and workforce housing and economic development projects; promote planning efforts that will foster development of mixed-use, walkable, more dense and transit-oriented communities; and improve the state as a place to live, visit and work. In New Haven, this grant will cover the area around Union Station and will include initial concept plans for Church Street South and the Robert T. Wolfe development, with a focus on connecting these areas to Union Station and the rest of the Hill neighborhood, the Medical District and Downtown.
�As a leader in smart growth and transit-oriented development, New Haven�s epitomizes the livability principles outlined by the EPA, DOT and HUD,� said Kelly Murphy, Economic Development Administrator for the City of New Haven. �Funding from these grants would allow us to continue to build the City�s economy with a focus on transportation options, affordable housing opportunities and job growth.�


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I was wondering if anyone has any experience with Seik Badi? Mala use in Theravada both interests and confuses me, and any input on the subject would be much appreciated.
cooran wrote:Hello PSS,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu-Budd ... #Seik_badi
They seem to be Burmese and used to keep track of mantra recitations in Samatha meditation.
I'm not certain how widespread their use is in other Theravadan countries.
With metta,
bodhigrind wrote:I also was pretty confused what the Theravada perspective was on malas and mantra beads like Seik Badi.
I found this page informative
http://www.usamyanmar.net/Buddha/Articl ... beads1.pdf
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Electrician found dead in Atlantic Beach
Raymond Adams, 56, was last seen alive by co-workers the day before.
ATLANTIC BEACH - Investigators are looking into how a man died while working on a dock in Atlantic Beach.
Jeff Harvey, Deputy Chief at the Atlantic Beach Police Department, says a body was spotted in the water around noon on Wednesday. The body was floating near a dock in the 200 block of Bayview Boulevard in Atlantic Beach.
Investigators say Raymond Adams, 56, of Beaufort, was last seen alive by his co-workers the day before. According to police, a construction crew was working on rebuilding a dock. Adams, an electrician, was working on a boat lift.
"He was the last one to leave the work area yesterday," said Deputy Chief Harvey. "When they came back this morning, everything looked like it was still in the same place."
Co-workers called 911 when they spotted the body. Atlantic Beach Firefighters say Adams was deceased at the scene. Authorities say the cause of death is unknown at this time, and it's unclear whether this was a health-related incident or a work-related accident.
"From what we could see overtly, it didn't look like any foul play," said Harvey.
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Sources: Rangers still in contact with Lohse
Kyle Lohse went through this as a free agent once before. Five years ago on Thursday, he signed a one-year, $4.25 million contract with the St. Louis Cardinals.
This time, Lohse is taking even longer to find a new team.
Lohse, 34, is working out both near his home in Arizona and at a facility operated by his agent, Scott Boras — the Boras Sports Training Institute in Aliso Viejo, Calif. He is facing hitters at the institute, and threw 85 pitches in his most recent outing, Boras said.
The Texas Rangers remain in contact with Lohse, according to major-league sources. Boras said only that multiple teams are interested.
"He's doing his workouts, and we've continued talking with a number of teams," Boras said. "A lot of teams are evaluating their existing situations, but have called and have interest in Kyle."
Lohse's market is slow in part because he is subject to draft-pick compensation, but executives also cite his high asking price — a three-year deal with a "big" average salary, according to one exec.
The Rangers, though, continue to make sense for Lohse on a couple of levels.
Two of their starting pitchers, left-hander Martin Perez and righty Colby Lewis, are expected to be out until early May with injuries. Another of their starters, righty Alexi Ogando, is converting from the bullpen to the rotation.
The Rangers also are in better position than most clubs to forfeit a draft pick for Lohse. They select 24th – a relatively low position – and gained the 30th choice when they lost free-agent outfielder Josh Hamilton to the Angels.
Draft-pick compensation for Lohse would be eliminated if he waited to sign until after the draft, which takes place between June 6 and 8.
Boras continues to express confidence that the pitcher will sign before then.
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I have been reading about different stuff that can be put in the traps. I currently use vegetable oil. I would rather use something dry like DE, Boric Acid or Activated LimeI was afraid that the dusted beetle might crawl back into the hive and harm the bees. Once in oil nothing comes out. Anyone out there use these dry materials?
I am using the "Green Bee" type of trap. It uses #6 mesh screen with an aluminum tray underneath. The tray removes from the rear of the hive. The guy offers the plans for free. The design made sense to me. I bought 6 from him and they really knocked down the small hive beetle. I just wanted to try an alternative killing agent. Do a search for "Green Bee" they work well. I have to change the oil biweekly.
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I don't have any SHB here yet, thank the good Lord.What about water with a few drops of dish washing soap like Dawn? Breaks the surface tension of the water so even the small light weight bugs fall through and drown. :) Like I said, I've neverdeal with the little devils, so don't know if it would work on SHB or not.
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Arsène Wenger believes Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain can learn his trade on the training pitch while he waits for first-team opportunities.
The 18-year-old summer signing from Southampton enjoyed a stunning start to his Arsenal career with goals in his first two starts against Shrewsbury Town and Olympiacos. But he has not featured since the last round of the Carling Cup when Bolton were beaten at Emirates Stadium.
Oxlade-Chamberlain recently told Arsenal Player that he improving all the time and Wenger believes that patience will be a virtue for the talented teenager.
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Cell showing overproduction of the ARTS protein (red). ARTS triggers apoptosis, as shown by the activation of caspase-3 (green) a key tool in the cell's destruction. The nucleus is shown in blue.
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Not enough info for me. Here's more: "ARTS is an unusual septin-like mitochondrial protein that was originally shown to mediate TGF-beta-induced apoptosis." - The mitochondrial ARTS protein promotes apoptosis through targeting XIAP http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC391065/?tool=pubmed
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No school bus to catch. No tardy bell to beat. The teachers bear a remarkable resemblance to…Mom and Dad. These are the instantly recognizable hallmarks of home schooling—a growing trend in the United States and the K-12 experience of Sarah Ashour, a junior in the UST Honors Program.
At home in Grand Prairie, Texas, Ashour's mother, an English major, and her engineer father served as educators.
Now working toward a major in theology, Ashour said, "It was convenient for me because I could go to my mom for liberal arts help and my dad for science and math. It gave me a really good balance."
According to the website for National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI), which conducts homeschooling research, 1.73 to 2.35 million children in all pre-collegiate grades were educated at home during the spring of 2010. The tide continues to surge by 2 to 8 percent annually.
Home-schooled students tend to score higher than public-school pupils on standardized tests. Ashour, one of six siblings taught by her parents, completed high school with a 4.0 grade average.
"I was enrolled in accredited homeschool curriculum, so I would send in my papers to the company where they had teachers who would grade them," Ashour said. "That meant I had official transcripts that allowed me to apply to universities."
UST welcomed Ashour's application, admitted her to the Honors Program and awarded her the V.J. Guinan Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship.
She explained that her rigorous home schooling prepared her well for the academic challenge of UST.
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Her older brother graduated from Texas A&M University. Together, they are leading the way for four younger home-schooled siblings.
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From her perspective, Ashour believes home schooling brought her family closer together.
"We have a strong family bond, and a strong Catholic faith, and both were fortified because we were together so much," she said.
Success stories like Ashour's are pushing home schooling ever closer to the academic mainstream. In the meantime, she sees it as a personal badge of honor.
"Having been homeschooled has become part of my identity, so it's something special I can say about myself," Ashour said.
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I am hosting a Halloween party for my company & I'd like to do so dressed as Boba Fett.
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Got a desk job? Move it! (Not the desk, dummy, yourself!)
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After sitting on my derriere for about 8 hours today, I came across this unsettling news:
Dallas – July 7, 2014 – Cardiologists at UT Southwestern Medical Center found that sedentary behaviors may lower cardiorespiratory fitness levels. New evidence suggests that two hours of sedentary behavior can be just as harmful as 20 minutes of exercise is beneficial.
Yarg! Time to pace around the office.
Pace. Pace. Pace.
OK, now what? Since I don't have Google glasses, I guess I'll return to my computer and my comfy deep-vein-thrombosis generator, formerly known as my desk chair. Herman Miller though it is, it apparently won't be keeping the grim reaper at bay. At least I'll perish in an ergonomically correct position At the funeral, everyone can comment about how wonderful my posture was…until the end.
But wait! There must be something we desk workers can do. Scanning past the academic details (c'mon, you do it too)…2,223 participants… low levels of energy expenditure activities… determinant of cardiorespiratory fitness… submaximal treadmill test…Mary had a little lamb…I find what I'm looking for, solutions.
Dr. Jacquelyn Kulinski, a recent graduate from the UT Southwestern Cardiology Fellowship Training Program and first author of the paper, suggests that you don't just sit at your desk like a piece of clay.
Her suggestions:
Shift positions frequently; get up and stretch in the middle of a thought [or possibly at the end of a thought; but that's our thought intruding on her thought]; pace while on a phone call, host walking meetings or even fidget.
You also could get a standing desk or a treadmill desk (see photo). Like that's going to happen! They're already laughing about that requisition request in the back office.
So you'll probably have to make do with some cheaper ideas: Brief hip-hop dancing, say top of the hour. Standing jumping jacks. Tai chi. Yoga. Tumbling. Juggling. Reciting poetry with arm flourishes. Your moves will depend upon your personal style.
But excuse me, I'm taking the dog for a walk.
(You can find this study, "Association Between Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Accelerometer-Derived Physical Activity and Sedentary Time in the General Population", published in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings.)
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Braxton began playing music as a teenager in Chicago, developing an early interest in both jazz and classical musics. He attended the Chicago School of Music from 1959-1963, then Roosevelt University, where he studied philosophy and composition. During this time, he became acquainted with many of his future collaborators, including saxophonists Joseph Jarman and Roscoe Mitchell. Braxton entered the service and played saxophone in an Army band; for a time he was stationed in Korea. Upon his discharge in 1966, he returned to Chicago where he joined the nascent Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM). The next year, he formed an influential free jazz trio, the Creative Construction Company, with violinist Leroy Jenkins and trumpeter Leo Smith. In 1968, he recorded For Alto, the first-ever recording for solo saxophone. Braxton lived in Paris for a short while beginning in 1969, where he played with a rhythm section comprised of bassist Dave Holland, pianist Chick Corea, and drummer Barry Altschul. Called Circle, the group stayed together for about a year before disbanding (Holland and Altschul would continue to play in Braxton-led groups for the next several years). Braxton moved to New York in 1970. The '70s saw his star rise (in a manner of speaking); he recorded a number of ambitious albums for the major label Arista and performing in various contexts. Braxton maintained a quartet with Altschul, Holland, and a brass player (either trumpeter Kenny Wheeler or trombonist George Lewis) for most of the '70s. During the decade, he also performed with the Italian free improvisation group Musica Elettronica Viva, and guitarist Derek Bailey, as well as his colleagues in AACM. The '80s saw Braxton lose his major-label deal, yet he continued to record and issue albums on independent labels at a dizzying pace. He recorded a memorable series of duets with bop pioneer Max Roach, and made records of standards with pianists Tete Montoliu and Hank Jones. Braxton's steadiest vehicle in the '80s and '90s -- and what is often considered his best group -- was his quartet with pianist Marilyn Crispell, bassist Mark Dresser, and drummer Gerry Hemingway. In 1985, he began teaching at Mills College in California; he subsequently joined the music faculty at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, where he taught through the '90s. During that decade, he received a large grant from the MacArthur Foundation that allowed him to finance some large-scale projects he'd long envisioned, including an opera. At the beginning of the 21st century, Braxton was still a vital presence on the creative music scene. ~ Chris Kelsey
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What controls aging? Biochemist Cynthia Kenyon has found a simple genetic mutation that can double the lifespan of a simple worm, C. elegans. The lessons from that discovery, and others, are pointing to how we might one day significantly extend youthful human life.
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Posted by Nigel Fenwick on the CIOs Blog on February 9, 2012
It seems everyone's obsessed with Facebook's IPO right now. And while CMOs are beginning to understand the possibilities of Facebook, and other social technologies, to connect and engage with customers, many CIOs remain unclear on the value of Facebook.
A question many business executives ask is this: "What's the value of having someone like your page?"
On its own, maybe not much. But the true potential lies in the ability to collect insights about the people who like brands, products or services – be it your own or someone else's.
For example, the chart below shows the percentage of consumers by age group who have "liked" Pepsi or Coca-Cola. These data suggest Coca-Cola is significantly more popular with 17-28 year olds than Pepsi, while Pepsi appears more popular with the 36-70 crowd. I pulled these data points directly from the Facebook likes of each of the brand pages using a free consumer tool from MicroStrategy called Wisdom. Using this tool I can even tell that Coca-Cola fans are likely to also enjoy the odd Oreo cookie and bag of Pringles.


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In the middle shot on top of the blue tarp; that looks like an adobe form - I plan to make some "adobe' like blocks - is that what i'm seeing?
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Well as some of you may remember (if you don't, I won't be suprised), I had a Jango costume that didn't look that great and was not complete. So I decided I needed to do some refurbishing ;) . After a few months and some cash I came up with this new and improved suit this past saturday night (completed 2/26/2005). I hope you all enjoy it!
Here's the OLD suit.
And here is the NEW Jango Fett Version 2.0!!!!
This was at MegaCon here in Orlando, Florida.
I stood by these statues/manniquins(sp?) for a little while and stood still. People started to think I was a manniquin until I startled this one kid trying to look into my visor. That was a pretty funny moment. Anyways, on to some more pictures.
This would have to be one of my favorited below mocking Anakin's pose.
I don't really like the way I was standing in this pic, but I figured I had to throw the femtrooper in there.
Now I know there is a fwe things I'm missing, such as the boot/shoe armor (which was alright at the beginning of the day, but began to come off so I just took it off), knee darts, the gauntlet dart, and some stuff was slipping down, but no one at the show noticed, so I am pretty happy. My jet pack also started to have some problems as the day went on so I had to take that off at about mid-day. But other than that, I am verypleased with this. Any questions or comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY - The Iona College women's water polo team advanced to the 2012 MAAC Championship game with a convincing 15-6 win over fourth-seeded Villanova in the first semifinal contest of the tournament.
Nine different Gaels found the net for Iona, with seniors Mackenzie Mone and Caitlin McGregor, junior Alyssa Turza and sophomores Amy Olsen, Erika Lauraitis and Hannah Cross each scoring twice. Senior Cecilia Leonard and freshmen Katie Stelnicki and Monica Stiles each had one goal in the win. Sophomore Marisa Gaynor had six saves while freshman Devin Green had six saves in a relief effort.
Iona will play third-seeded Wagner College Sunday for the championship title at 2:00 pm.
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Westpac has joined the Commonwealth Bank and the National Australia Bank in reducing its standard variable rate by 0.20 percentage points, the third of the big banks to make a move following yesterday's Reserve Bank decision to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points.
Westpac's new standard variable rate, 6.51 per cent, will take effect on December 17. CBA's new standard variable rate - 6.4 per cent - would be effective from December 10, CBA said. NAB's new rate of 6.38 per cent would also be effective from the same day.
ANZ is sticking with its tradition to not announce its decision until the second Friday of each month, which will be December 14.
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NAB's group executive for personal banking, Lisa Gray, said in a statement that the bank wanted to strike the right balance between the cost of funding and offering competitive rates to customers.
"NAB has offered the lowest standard variable home loan rate of the major banks for 41 months and our track record of being competitive speaks for itself," she said in a statement.
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UBank, NAB's internet-based subsidiary, followed shortly after, cutting its home loan rate by 20 basis points to 5.27 per cent.
CBA, Australia's biggest mortgage lender, said it has continued to balance the needs of 1.8 million home loan borrowers with those of its 11 million depositors and its shareholders.
"A significant factor impacting this balancing of needs has been the increased competition in the domestic deposit market which has benefited many customers, including those who rely on interest earnings to meet their living expenses," the banks said in a statement.
Yesterday, only two banks announced their response to the RBA's decision. The Bank of Queensland passed on 20 points and ING Direct passed on the full 25 points.
"They are sitting there at the moment desperately wishing their competitors show their hand first so they can undercut," Australian Bankers Association chief executive Steve Munchenberg told the ABC this morning.
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Hailing from the Ben Perkins Jr. barn is the likely favorite in the six furlong contest, Love That Dance, who has very good early foot. Coming from the Tony Wilson camp is No Mo Magic, a filly that is likely to be following Love That Dance early before coming after that foe in the lane for the winner's share of the $60,000 purse.
The referenced breeze was a :50 2/5 four furlongs at Monmouth on November 1. Two weeks before that No Mo Magic finished third in an entry-level allowance against open company. She broke her maiden on August 31 at Monmouth.
"This filly is pretty quick and she showed that last out," said Perkins of his charge, Love That Dance. "We were disappointed with her race in the Colleen and then at Laurel, but last out was what we were looking for."
Love That Dance began her career at Monmouth on June 25, crossing the wire first, but subsequently disqualified to second. She came back to break her maiden next out and then ran fourth in the Colleen. In the Laurel race she was second, beaten less than a length as the 1-5 favorite, before coming back to a dominating win at the Big M on October 18 - the same race that saw No Mo Magic finish third.
With some good-natured back-and-forth at the racing office on Wednesday, Wilson informed Perkins that on Friday night he would turn the tables. Perkins responded with a smile and a quick "we'll see."
The field for the fillies division of the New Jersey Juvenile, with rider and weight assignments, is:
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2. American Romance, Chris DeCarlo, 116
3. Seeking Glory, Eddie Castro, 116
4. No Mo Magic, Daniel Centeno, 116
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Originally posted by David Winners: I think that we need to understand that our definition of work, and that of the dog, are often 2 different things. Being engaged with the handler, and challenged mentally and physically doing anything, is work to the dog.
Summs it up perfectly!
not sure why drivey would be intimidating? imo the real difference between a show line and a working line is that working lines are great at training. they are intense and focused and WANT that next command. you dont have to put much effort, if any, into motivating them. inside the house i find my working line to be just like any other dog. he'll nap all day if i'm napping all day (has happened plenty of times).
i think if a beginner gets a high drive + high energy dog then yeah that could be trouble. i think a beginner with any high energy dog (no matter work or show line) is a bad combination.
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Originally Posted by hunterisgreat View Post
What are you implying? A dog that has no off switch is bad for work, and bad for homes. Its just bad for all parties.
My point was more towards the OP being a "drop dead novice", as she said. The idea of a drivey working line dog can be intimidating if you've never had one before and aren't sure you're up to the task. I've been there, so I can relate to that. I had similar concerns. But no matter how drivey a dog is on the training field, that doesn't mean they can't settle down and chill around the house, just the way you describe your male.
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I think that we need to understand that our definition of work, and that of the dog, are often 2 different things. Being engaged with the handler, and challenged mentally and physically doing anything, is work to the dog.
This can be running daily errands if the handler is creative. Every time the dog looks to you, you interact. The dog is part of a team and goes through life interacting with the handler, not just along for the ride.
Working for meals, doing OB and tricks or having to find little piles of food in the house or yard is great. I use a treadmill to keep their cardio up if I can't run with them. We go to the park and do agility on the playground equipment. We play hide and seek in the woods. Around the house, there are lots of activities that they take part in. We make them part of every facet of life that our imaginations allow. This seems to be very rewarding for the dogs.
Actually doing something with your WL dog
My dog is a SL/WL cross so I don't know if you'd think your post would apply to me or not but I don't think this applies to just working lines... He is very drivey and has LOTS of energy but he has a very good off switch and is easy to live with(most of the time, he's in his adolescents stage ATM). I have chronic pain problems so there are times where he is in the house more and does fine, granted I will do a lot of training and mental exercises with him during this time which helps loads. I got him to be a pet but we ended up getting into sports and now participate in herding, agility, lure coursing and anything else we can find, barn hunts, etc... All the IPO clubs are too far away from me and I didn't want to spend the money when everything was so much closer... My next GSD will be a full WL though so we may try it then. Right now we're on a break from sports just because one of my pets is very sick and is racking up thousands of dollars in vet bills so we are doing a lot of hiking and outdoor stuff, and also just playing around with teaching different silly tricks and tightening up things he already knows. I'm not saying he's as high drive and intense as a full WL, he definitely isn't but he still LOVES to work but he also loves being with me up in the mountains just exploring nature... He also goes camping with us and on vacations, he pretty much is my constant companion and I don't think he'd have it any other way. He excels in herding and I know that if he had a more experienced handler he'd be able to go far in HGH style herding and sometimes I feel guilty that he probably won't accomplish things he could with someone else but I highly doubt he's ever given any thought to it or cares!
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Originally Posted by martemchik View Post
See...its not about an "off-switch" IMO. I don't think it matters how good of an off-switch a dog has. A dog that has drive...needs to do something. It can't just sit around for months. That's not really an off-switch. I look at an off-switch as something where I can get my dog working in drive, but then at home he's calm and collected and not just moving about at 100% 24/7.
The dogs need an outlet. You can't expect a dog, even with the greatest of "off-switch" to be able to lay around for weeks or months and not ever get out and expand the energy or use the drive in some way.
This also goes for all dogs IMO. Not just WL and not just GSD. It's more prevalent or necessary in WL IMO, but its not to say that getting a SL guarantees you that the dog will be happy laying around for months and never needs to do anything.
Originally Posted by martemchik View Post
I don't doubt you...but you probably haven't tested what happens to him after a week or two without any real exercise.
I believe my boy has a great off-switch. He's calm at home and will do sport work. But when I lived in an apartment, and it rained for 3 or 4 days, or was just too ungodly cold for a few days in a row and all he got was to go out to do his business, I could definitely see that he needed to do something more by day 3. There was more asking to play, more drive in the small amount of obedience practice we were able to do inside. He wasn't destructive or anything, but I could see that he had more energy than usual.
Now that I have a back yard...no problems at all with that. He gets exercise no matter what the weather.
Originally Posted by hunterisgreat View Post
I say to you that my male dog is perfectly content to lounge about the house all day for as long as I'd allow him to, and yet, he has more than enough drive to do sport and real work, both prey and defensive drives.
I believe my boy has a great off-switch. He's calm at home and will do sport work. But when I lived in an apartment, and it rained for 3 or 4 days, or was just too ungodly cold for a few days in a row and all he got was to go out to do his business, I could definitely see that he needed to do something more by day 3. There was more asking to play, more drive in the small amount of obedience practice we were able to do inside. He wasn't destructive or anything, but I could see that he had more energy than usual.
Now that I have a back yard...no problems at all with that. He gets exercise no matter what the weather.
It really sounds like you should be just fine. You're very honest about your intentions and possible limitations, you're working with a good breeder, I imagine you'll do fine.
That said: yes, both among sport acquaintances and in rescue, I do occasionally see people who got working-breed dogs with the intention of "doing something" with them, and then life intervened or it turned out their expectations weren't realistic, and they occasionally ended up returning or rehoming the dog. It is not an inevitable outcome. It really depends on the owner, the breeder, and the dog. Some can adjust, some can't.
But when they did end up rehoming the dog it was not because the owners couldn't do a specific sport or activity, but because their lifestyle was such that they really just didn't have time or energy to devote to a dog at all. In all but maybe two or three cases, the dog would have been just fine as an active companion, but the owners weren't doing ANYTHING -- they were crating the dog through the entire workday and then again at night, that kind of thing.
When we got Jake from the Breeder 3 years ago when he was 4 months old I realized a life long dream. He comes from a long line of European Working Line GSDs. He is our Best Friend and Protector. When we got him we had no intention of competing or working him. What we got is the best Dog a person could ever hope for. And just because he is a Pet/Companion Dog doesn't make him any less of a Dog!
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