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Don't know how it happened but this year I shot more geese than ducks. Well I guess Hurricane Sandy had something to do with that but thanks to the Dutch brothers and a couple of very successful goose hunts with other members of the DHC community I was able to contribute 34 sets of wings or tail feathers to the Dept of Interior's Wing study program. Interestingly enough one of the black ducks was reported back as a male MallardXBlack Hybred mix. I did not see any indication when I cleaned him and clipped his wing, I did take pictures the day of the hunt and he looks like a Black duck but he must have had some white around the wing patch. I usually notice these sort of things so I was a bit surprised when I received the report. I have shot a handful of hybreds over the years and most are fairly difficult to notice, the changes are usually very subtle but easy to spot to the trained eye. I must have been asleep when I cleaned him....
In other news the brant have finally vacated the Brigantine area, I saw my last flocks May 11th with a few stragglers here and there the next couple of days but have seen none for about a week. It is amazing that we get to enjoy their presence for almost 8 months of the year! I always look forward to October and their arrival, usually mid month. The bay is looking good and clean, the fishing has been excellent for bass and with flounder season open the boats are showing up. I "winterized" the duck boat and have got the Whaler up and running, and am going to do a little clamming for a Memorial Day party this weekend! Put your order in now! LOL
Cabelas had a sale on some snow goose floaters and I couldn't resist so I have 8 new decoys to add to FFT's original 4 and the single floater I found years ago, since I now chase them on land as well as "sea" I have more decoys and even less room then before. I swear its an addiction!!! FFT, When everything settles down after the "storm" you have got to come back down and bring ding-dong with you.
Jack is going through withdrawls as he enjoyed driving by the brant scattered around the island and now only has a few groups of Canadian geese with their newborns along RT 30 to stare at. We spent everyday on the beach over the winter until dogs were denied the right to freedom on the beaches here in Brigantine so he has a lot of pent up energy even though we run thru retrieving drills every evening for 1/2 an hour or so. I know he can't wait for summer to be gone.
Don't know if any of you check out Snow Goose Central, another site owned and operated by Chris Hustad but for those of you who aren't familiar with it, it is dedicated to snow goose action and I was hired by Chris to write the weekly guide reports. The action has ended now but the boys out in the Midwest had a pretty wild spring season, what with the crazy weather and all. It was a neat experience to speak with all those guides and hear of day afield shooting over 100 geese!!! Not the norm, but definitely not all that rare this year. In all my years of hunting I don't think we ever topped 25 birds in a one day hunt, and the majority of my hunts consisted of one black duck and 2 brant, if I felt like shooting a brant, which most of the time I pass on.
Anyway, I just thought I'd put something up and see who's out here in cyberspace thinking about ducks at this time of year. Keep the faith, the season will be here before we know it and we'll hopefully see each other then!
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MIDWEST (INDIANAPOLIS) EAST (WASHINGTON, DC) Dayton – March 22nd/24th Philadelphia – March 22nd/24th 1) Indiana (24-4) 1) Duke (24-3) 16) Charleston So. (16-10)/Southern (20-8) 16) Northeastern (18-10) 8) Oklahoma (18-8) 8) UCLA (20-7) 9) Colorado (18-8) 9) Wichita State (24-5) Lexington – March 21st/23rd Austin – March 22nd/24th 5) Saint Louis (21-5) 5) Oklahoma State (20-6) 12) Boise St. (18-8)/Tennessee (17-10) 12) Kentucky (19-8)/Villanova (18-11) 4) Marquette (20-7) 4) Wisconsin (20-8) 13) Davidson (21-7) 13) Akron (22-4) Dayton – March 22nd/24th Austin – March 22nd/24th 6) UNLV (21-7) 6) Notre Dame (22-6) 11) Saint Mary's (24-5) 11) La Salle (19-7) 3) Louisville (22-5) 3) Florida (22-5) 14) Northwestern State (19-7) 14) Valparaiso (23-7) Kansas City – March 22nd/24th Auburn Hills – March 21st/23rd 7) Illinois (20-9) 7) San Diego State (20-7) 10) North Carolina (19-8) 10) California (18-9) 2) Kansas (24-4) 2) Michigan State (22-6) 15) Montana (19-6) 15) Stony Brook (21-6) SOUTH (DALLAS) WEST (LOS ANGELES) Lexington – March 21st/23rd Salt Lake City – March 21st/23rd 1) Miami, FL (22-4) 1) Gonzaga (27-2) 16) Norfolk St. (18-10)/Robert Morris (20-9) 16) Mercer (20-9) 8) VCU (22-6) 8) North Carolina State (19-8) 9) Cincinnati (19-9) 9) Missouri (19-8) Kansas City – March 22nd/24th San Jose – March 21st/23rd 5) Ohio State (20-7) 5) Butler (22-6) 12) Belmont (22-6) 12) Middle Tennessee (25-4) 4) Kansas State (23-5) 4) Syracuse (22-6) 13) Bucknell (23-5) 13) Louisiana Tech (24-3) Philadelphia – March 22nd/24th San Jose – March 21st/23rd 6) Colorado State (21-6) 6) Pittsburgh (21-7) 11) Iowa State (19-9) 11) Temple (19-8) 3) Georgetown (21-4) 3) Arizona (23-4) 14) Harvard (17-7) 14) South Dakota State (21-9) Auburn Hills – March 21st/23rd Salt Lake City – March 21st/23rd 7) Oregon (22-6) 7) Minnesota (19-9) 10) Memphis (24-4) 10) Creighton (22-7) 2) Michigan (23-4) 2) New Mexico (23-4) 15) Niagara (17-11) 15) Long Beach State (17-10) ———————– Last Four In Boise State The Broncos were one of the only bubble teams not to lose last week. Even though wins over Air Force and Fresno State don't knock your socks off, it was enough to keep them in my field. Boise State is now 6-6 in the Mountain West with six Top 100 wins and a 7-7 mark in road and neutral games. Following Wednesday's home date with Nevada, the Broncos enter a critical three-game stretch to end the season with home games against Colorado State and San Diego State sandwiched around a road trip to UNLV. Villanova Jay Wright's club continued its Jekyll and Hyde act last week with a huge win over Marquette followed up with a late-game meltdown and loss at Seton Hall. The Wildcats now boast four Top 30 wins, but they also have an ugly loss to Columbia and were swept by Providence. Still, I think their quality wins will be enough to get them in, but splitting their final two regular season games (at Pittsburgh, vs. Georgetown) certainly wouldn't hurt. Kentucky After getting steamrolled by Tennessee, the Noel-less Wildcats bounced back and finished the week with arguably their best game of the season against Missouri. At a minimum, it proved Kentucky can still beat tournament-caliber teams. The other thing working in UK's favor is the fact that the Wildcats have no sub-100 losses against a solid schedule. Following a very winnable game against Mississippi State at home, Kentucky heads to Arkansas and Georgia before the season finale versus Florida. Anything less than 3-1 over that stretch would probably push the Wildcats out of the field. Cuonzo Martin's Volunteers are surging in February. Is it enough to get them in the field of 68? Tennessee It came down to Tennessee and Virginia for the final spot in the field following UT's critical win over Florida on Tuesday night. While the Cavaliers do boast a head-to-head win against Tennessee, I have a hard time believing the committee will overlook UVA's six sub-100 losses. The Volunteers have one such loss to go with eight Top 100 wins. Cuonzo Martin's squad needs to take care of business in their next two road games against Georgia and Auburn, and they host Missouri to close out the regular season. A 3-0 finish would give the Vols nine straight wins while bolstering their at-large profile. First Four Out Virginia As mentioned above, I gave Tennessee the slight nod over UVA for the final spot. To my knowledge, there is simply no precedent for a team with so many bad losses getting in the field. The horrific non-conference strength of schedule (and consequently their RPI) would look much better had the Hoos knocked off Delaware to get to the NIT Semi-finals. But the harsh reality is that they lost that game and deprived themselves of that chance. Virginia is also just 3-7 away from home, but the Cavaliers have a huge opportunity when Duke comes to Charlottesville this week. They would then need to take care of business at Boston College and Florida State before a season-ending bubble battle against Maryland. Mississippi After a 17-2 start, the Rebels have now dropped five of eight, including last week's road loss against a terrible South Carolina squad. Ole Miss has just one Top 50 win, which came in mid-January over Missouri, and 10 of its 17 wins have come against sub-200 teams thanks to a poor non-conference schedule. For bubble purposes, a sweep of Tennessee certainly helps the Rebels' case. But while the Volunteers have stepped up their game in recent weeks, Ole Miss will finish February without a Top 100 win if they can't beat Texas A&M this week. At this point, the Rebels would be well served to win out with games at Mississippi State, home versus Alabama, and a road trip to LSU following Wednesday's matchup with the Aggies. Arizona State The Sun Devils can't seem to get out of their own way, and Saturday's home loss to Washington pushed them out of the field. As it stands, ASU is 88th in the RPI with a really poor non-conference strength of schedule. The good news is the Sun Devils have four Top 50 wins and actually boast a winning record away from home. That mark will be tested though, as Arizona State closes out the year with road games at UCLA, USC, and Arizona. Going 2-1 during that stretch is an absolute must at this point. Maryland The fact that the Terps are still in the discussion tells you all you need to know about the bubble. Maryland has a pair of key wins over North Carolina State and Duke, but they have just three Top 100 wins. The Terps didn't really challenge themselves in the non-conference, and they have yet to prove they can win on the road. That certainly doesn't bode well for Maryland's hopes since three of their last four games are at Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, and Virginia. 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Winning at least three out of those four and making a deep run in the ACC Tournament are musts at this stage of the game. ******* Here is how the bids broke out by conference: Big East (8): Cincinnati, Georgetown, Louisville, Marquette, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Villanova Big Ten (7): Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Wisconsin Atlantic 10 (5): Butler, La Salle, Saint Louis, Temple, VCU Big 12 (5): Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Mountain West (5): Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV Pac-12 (5): Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, UCLA ACC (4): Duke, Miami (FL), North Carolina, North Carolina State SEC (4): Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee Missouri Valley (2): Creighton, Wichita State West Coast (2): Gonzaga, Saint Mary's America East: Stony Brook Atlantic Sun: Mercer Big Sky: Montana Big South: Charleston Southern Big West: Long Beach State Colonial: Northeastern Conference USA: Memphis Horizon: Valparaiso Ivy: Harvard MAAC: Niagara MAC: Akron MEAC: Norfolk State Northeast: Robert Morris Ohio Valley: Belmont Patriot: Bucknell Southern: Davidson Southland: Northwestern State Summit: South Dakota State Sun Belt: Middle Tennessee SWAC: Southern WAC: Louisiana Tech ********** Follow me on Twitter (@andybottoms) for more thoughts on college hoops. 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Elizabethtown Mayor Tim Walker, who was in his first term as mayor, was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at Elizabethtown Memorial Gardens.
Walker, who spent 14 years on city council before winning the mayoral seat in 2010, died Friday morning of a heart attack. He was 54.
First Christian Church was packed for the funeral at the 900-seat North Miles Street facility. Extra seating was set up outside of the sanctuary for attendees to watch the funeral on monitors.
FCC Pastor Stuart Jones said "this has been shocking for so many because it is the loss of a wonderful man.''
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"The collective gratification experienced when architects, clients, builders, and allied craftspeople are passionate about realizing a project."—David Jameson, FAIA, David Jameson Architect
"The blank-canvas aspect each project offers. The inherent scale of residential work allows us to explore fundamental architectural issues and reshape the paradigm of housing."—Brian Johnsen, AIA, Johnsen Schmaling Architects
"My favorite clients become my friends."—Craig Steely, Craig Steely Architecture
"Having the opportunity to help individual people improve the quality of their domestic lives. There is an intimacy and directness with residential projects that is absent when the client is a corporation or business."—John Brown, RAIC, housebrand
"Repairing damaged buildings and sites and collaborating with smart, passionate clients who want to rework their relationship to the built and natural environments."—Alan Organschi, AIA, Gray Organschi Architecture
"Walking through a just-completed home with a satisfied client, discovering and enjoying the intricacies that were once just small drawings on a piece of paper."—Jim Strickland, Historical Concepts
"The clients and the landscapes, whether urban, suburban, or rural. There are so many variations and idiosyncrasies."—Tom Kundig, FAIA, Olson Kundig
"Residential scale is almost instant gratification in architectural time, the cast of clients keeps changing, and you're never far from that material cultural tradition."—Brian MacKay-Lyons, FRAIA, Hon. FAIA, MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
what is the most frustrating aspect of residential practice?
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"The fact that there are so many products on the market to choose from. It's difficult to get clients to focus and restrain themselves."—Zoltan E. Pali, FAIA, Studio Pali Fekete architects
"Because each project becomes something personal, something that you put your heart into day after day, it is those few drawings that end up in a file, never built, that are the most disappointing."—Terry Pylant, Historical Concepts
"In the entitlement process, trying to convince people that design innovation is an essential part of a city's growth. It's also a struggle to be considered in the same league as firms owned by men."—Anne Fougeron, FAIA, Fougeron Architecture
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After a slow start to the game, the Canisius College women's lacrosse team dominated the remainder of the first half to cruise to a 16-13 win against Marist on Senior Day. With the win, Canisius improves to 12-4 and completes a perfect MAAC regular season at 6-0, earning the top seed for next weekend's conference tournament. The loss drops the Red Foxes to 8-9 and 4-2 against league foes.
"It's always nice to send the seniors out with a win in their last home game and it was extra special to win the regular-season title outright and clinch the one seed for the MAAC Tournament," said Canisius head coach Scott Teeter. "I thought we responded well after a slow start and then really dominated the first half. We now need to continue our strong play into championship weekend as we look to secure the NCAA bid."
Senior Morgan Leonard led the Griffs with a career-best five goals in the winning effort, while classmate Lindsey Morgan was right behind with four tallies. Junior Maria Kotas also chipped in four points for the Griffs, scoring one goal to go along with three assists.
Sophomore Tori Quinn netted a hat trick with classmate Meghan Cuddy adding two goals. Senior Meghan McGunigle rounded out the scoring for the Griffs with one tally.
Sophomore Kayla Scully and senior Gina Molfetta split time in net for Canisius, combining to make seven saves on the afternoon. Morgan also helped anchor the Canisius defense with a game-high five ground balls and four caused turnovers.
The Red Foxes got off to a strong start in the contest, scoring three goals in the opening 4:54 of action to force an early Canisius timeout. The Griffs, however, would respond after the timeout to take control of the game and earn the program's first outright MAAC regular-season championship.
Morgan ignited a Canisius run by forcing a turnover on the defensive end, collecting the ground ball and racing toward the Marist goal with the finish for the end-to-end tally to finally get the Griffs on the board. Leonard then scored two unassisted goals before Kotas gave the Griffs their first lead, 4-3, with 14:33 remaining in the half.
Both teams netted two goals for a 6-5 Canisius advantage but the Griffs pulled away with the final five tallies of the period. Morgan scored her second and third goals of the game to give Canisius a three-goal lead and Cuddy then netted a pair of goals just nine seconds apart with less than two minutes remaining for a 10-5 advantage. Quinn then finished the run by scoring with 19 seconds left as the teams headed into the intermission with Canisius leading, 11-5.
When all was said and done, the Griffs dominated the final 25 minutes of the opening half, outscoring Marist, 11-2. Canisius also finished with a 20-9 advantage in shots during the first 30 minutes of action.
The tempo slowed in the second stanza as Canisius held onto its lead. The Griffs' advantage grew to as many as seven goals on two occasions before the Red Foxes scored the game's final four goals for the 16-13 score.
Overall, Canisius finished the game with a slight edge in shots, 26-25, while Marist won the draw-control battle, 18-12.
Jamie Romano led the Red Foxes with six goals on the afternoon, while Ashley Casiano recorded five saves in net to take the loss.
Canisius now turns its attention toward the postseason. The top-seeded Griffs take on fourth-seeded Siena in the MAAC Semifinals, held on the campus of Marist. First draw between Canisius and Siena is scheduled for Friday at 4:30 p.m.
Game Notes: Saturday's game can be seen on Time Warner SportsChannel on Sunday night at 7 p.m. and on Monday night at 10 p.m. … The women's lacrosse team is the first Canisius team to go undefeated in a MAAC regular season since the softball team went 10-0 in 1993 … The Griffs earned the top seed for the MAAC Tournament for the first time after five times finishing second … Canisius defeated semifinal opponent Siena, 13-3, in the regular season … The Griffs defeated Marist in back-to-back games for the first time in the program's history … Maria Kotas matched her career high with three assists, also accomplishing the feat at Robert Morris on March 6 … Canisius won for the first time this season when allowing 10 or more goals in a game (were 0-4) … The Griffs honored their four seniors – Leonard, McGunigle, Molfetta and Morgan – before the game for appearing in their final contest at the Demske Sports Complex. The senior class has won 46 games, the most of any class in the program's history.


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Wayne Law Review to Honor Marian Faupel with the Richard J. Barber Alumni Achievement Award, April 10
DETROIT (April 10, 2008) – The Wayne Law Review is proud to honor Wayne State University Law School alumna Marian Faupel with the Richard J. Barber Alumni Achievement Award this evening, Thursday, April 10, 2008 at 6 p.m. at Mario's Restaurant Detroit.
The Wayne Law Review presents this award annually to an alumnus whose character, integrity, professional achievements, and contribution to the community represent the highest ideals of the Wayne Law Review.
Faupel served as the Survey Editor of the Wayne Law Review in 1982-83, and graduated from Wayne Law in 1983. While on the Wayne Law Review, Faupel published two articles, and has published more than 10 more articles since graduation. Currently, she is a principal in her own law firm at Faupel, Fraser & Fessler in Ann Arbor, and has been an adjunct professor at Wayne State Law School since 2002.
Faupel is best known for representing the biological parents Dan and Cara Schmidt who prevailed in the Baby Jessica case. After the Baby Jessica case, the Detroit News named Faupel as a "Michiganian" hero. Faupel was also recently honored by the Washtenaw County Bar Association as a legal "ground breaker" along with several other women lawyers in that county.
The Wayne Law Review is a student produced publication and Wayne Law's official scholarly journal. The journal is published four times per year and contains articles written by academics, practitioners, and students on current legal topics.
Wayne State University Law School has served Michigan and beyond since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized faculty, Wayne State Law School students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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I'll trade you The Boot #7 for Always, if that's okay with you. Just email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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I'd like to trade a copy of my random zine, BLACK HOLE BRAINS #2, for a copy of either Random, Really? Really #1 or #2, whichever has more yaoi/porn content. :op
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'Brown was injured when he blocked a shot with 8:22 left in the first period, but he was able to finish the game.'
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Brown out for season with broken ankle
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'"It was extremely productive, and an extremely efficient game," Biron said. "We skated, we got pucks to the net and I think in the second period, we took our speed to another level that really created a lot of room on the ice. I think we've been really consistent for six or seven games now, and that's the way we wanted to play for the whole season."'
Kotalik out while three Sabres plan to return
'Coach Lindy Ruff said Kotalik could miss Buffalo's upcoming two-game road trip, which starts Saturday in Carolina. Kotalik is second among rookies with 19 goals and is third on the team with 32 points. Meanwhile, Adam Mair, Jay McKee and Taylor Pyatt are expected to play Friday night against Montreal.'
Hey, 19 – Kotalik looks to move up against Montreal
'Kotalik is second among NHL rookies with his 19 tallies. He's third overall on the Sabres. But the red goal light hasn't sparkled for him since March 15 in Atlanta, a five-game skid that's weighing on the 24-year-old more than he wished.'
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'Season Series: Sabres lead, 3-1.'
Nolan optimistic
'"All of a sudden you hear rumours about drunkenness, affairs, just rumours that really attacked my integrity more than anything. People can say I can't coach, that's their prerogative. But when they start talking about things that they don't know, that's hard. I bet you 99 per cent of the people who said all those things don't really know who I am."'
Sabres add luster to their finish
'"We take every game by itself," said Sabres left wing Jochen Hecht, "and it's a great feeling when you come in the dressing room after you won the game. Whether it's at the beginning of the year or the end of the year, it doesn't matter. You want to have that feeling of winning."'
Sabres need to decide Regier's fate
'Smith, the architect of the Rangers' 1994 Stanley Cup champions, is eager to prove he can run a rebuilding, small-budget team. He would be an ideal choice. But other teams (San Jose, for one) might be interested in Smith, too.'
Golisano will pay ground rent for arena
'Golisano's pledge is viewed by city officials as an important step in gaining their approval, an essential piece to his purchase of the Sabres. The money reflects the annual ground rent the city is entitled to under the operating agreement for HSBC Arena. By agreeing to pay the rent, Golisano has done what previous bidder Mark Hamister failed to do and, in the process, paved the way for City Hall to approve his deal.'
Panthers lack clear goals
'Jokinen said Briere confessed to the Greg Louganis impersonation, which is punishable by a $1,000 fine from the NHL office, even if it isn't called.'
It gets worse for Panthers – Luongo injured
'"I thought diving was going to be called, and it wasn't," Keenan said. "It was a nose dive, a swan dive, a double gainer. I'm surprised he didn't flip backwards in the air while he was doing it."'
Sun-Sentinel's 3 stars
'1. Mika Noronen, Sabres: The young goalie was terrific as he made 29 saves.'
Sabres beat Panthers on 'swan dive'
'If the Buffalo Sabres could play as well as they act, they might be headed for the playoffs instead of battling the Panthers for 11th place in the Eastern Conference.'
Sabres 2, Panthers 1
It is just a pleasant surprise, Ruff said. They like playing together. They create a lot every game. Tonight they were in on five or six great chances.
Buffalo 2, Florida 1
Daniel Briere scored the go-ahead goal in the final minute of the second period as the Buffalo Sabres edged the Florida Panthers, 2-1, to register their first three-game home winning streak in nearly two years.


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You can always tweak crate training a bit. I know for me, I only crate at night or when no one is home or if I need to get a 'time out' from the puppy to get some work done that they are definitely in the way . I also keep the crate in the bedroom so pup is reassured at night and I get sleep! Crate right beside my bed in fact.
Otherwise, I use closed doors and baby gates everywhere to keep the puppy in the same area I am in so I can get the 'house rules' started for my puppy. TONS OF TOYS all over the house so I can easily switch out an appropriate toy for the inappropriate pillow/shoes/shirt that the puppy may THINK is a good 'toy'.
If you have a huge house, you may want multiple crates. Ask your friends if they have a crate around. Specially the smaller sized ones cause you only will use them for a few months and then can return them. Also good for travel in the car to keep the puppy safe.
The partition should help though if you only have the one crate. That way it keeps smaller area and will help with potty training.
You find a puppy class yet? Big help to talk to others with puppies and get hints/tips/suggestions from people you see weekly and that are in the same situation!
I use two, one in the bedroom and one in a main part of the house. The bedroom is for sleeping only and the one in the main part is for chilling when needed or keeping them from getting underfoot.
Having the dog in the bedroom with you at night improves the chances of house breaking happening faster, the puppy moving around or whining wakes you up and the pup goes outside. It also usually calms them having you nearby and you avoid a lot of whining and fussing.
Delgado finally at 2 years old earned the right to be out of the crate 24/7. I never assumed that it would take that long but it did, so getting the largest crate keeps the dog comfortable regardless of size and age.
Questions on Crates
I have a puppy arriving in a week, and Ive been reading all that I can about various training. Im a bit confused about crate training because Ive read a few contradicting things.
One method says to have to crate near you, like in your bedroom. Another says to have the crate in a separate room so the puppy learns to be alone at times avoiding attachment issues when youre gone.
Another question I have is the size of the crate. I already bought the XL Kong brand metal crate with the partition for potty training. Im starting to wonder if I bought the wrong crate. I dont have plans to crate the dog when hes an adult, so Im wondering if I should have just bought a smaller crate to get him through the first (destructive) part of his life and potty train.
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New Hampshire takes a star turn in Madbury writer's latest movie
By APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent | November 25. 2012 8:50PM
Brittany Lambert of Salem applies makeup on Madbury resident Rick Dumont during shooting for the upcoming film
Madbury resident Rick Dumont, a former journalist who penned the script for the film, "Fraternitas," said the story is largely based on personal experiences during his college years and beyond. Dumont plays the role of Ken, the film's struggling protagonist.
"The script has elements of my life inside the walls of a fraternity in the 1980s, when decadence was a way of life," he said. "I lived, breathed, drank and sometimes even slept it each and every day, until my mind nearly turned to mush."
Expected to premiere in early 2013, "Fraternitas" tells the story of Ken Dumanski, a renowned entertainment journalist known for his partying lifestyle. After a surviving a drug overdose and completing a stint in rehab, Dumanski moves in with his family to the quiet community where he spent his college years.
Hoping to pursue a better life, he accepts a position as a film studies professor at his alma mater, but his past comes back to haunt him.
Dumont founded his Durham-based production company, Sweaty Turtle, about seven years ago.
Calling on the online fundraising site Kickstarter to help meet goals for the project, Dumont's $3,000 fundraising goal for the company's third feature film was surpassed over the weekend.
"We're about halfway through shooting right now," he said last week.
Shooting has taken place all over New Hampshire, including stints in Henniker, Hudson and Dover.
Jenny Butrym is assisting in the film's choreography, and also working as an extra in several scenes. A friend of Dumont's, Butrym said she had no problem letting the film crew shoot at her Hudson home on several occasions, though the experience definitely wasn't what she'd initially expected.
"Honestly, I thought it would be one or two people showing up at my door, maybe they'd have a couple Super 8 cameras with them," Butrym laughed. "So I was a bit shocked when an entire crew walked in with their bright lights, their heavy-duty digital camcorders, the whole works."
Butrym's daughter Nina, 13, plays Ken's angst-ridden daughter.
"I loved feeling like I was part of the process," Nina said of the experience. "My character is very headstrong and outspoken; she's a sullen teenager dealing with a bad family situation."
Producer Angela Sanscrainte, of Windham, has juggling multiple tasks on the set since hopping on board early last summer.
"I kind of fell into this project," Sanscrainte said, noting she'd initially learned about the film when working on another local production. As the film's script supervisor, Sanscrainte said some of her duties involve helping the actors rehearse their lines and organizing props for each scene.
"I do a little bit of everything," she said. "The best part of this project is the people involved. We're from all walks of life, but it feels like we've known each other forever. And Rick is the glue that holds all of it together."
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Under new bipartisan legislation co-sponsored by Barak Obama, Kit Bond, and other senators, active and reserve service m embers would be eligible for m ental health counseling from one of the 207 veterans' centers operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs. The bill would extend military survivor benefits in cases of suicides among service members with a history of service-related mental health problems, an unprecedented policy change that would extend active-duty survivor benefits beyond the end of service for those who are not receriving retired pay.
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(KFYI News) – Arizona Public Service Co. is giving $1 million to the Grand Canyon Association – a non-profit organization that works to raise money for Grand Canyon National Park – to help spruce up the park's trail system.
"(We) saw the condition of the trails, the state of disrepair... deferred maintenance... and something had to be done," said Don Brandt, CEO of APS. "I and many, if not all, of our employees, have had a passion for the Grand Canyon."
So he came up with the idea of a large gift to trigger restoration efforts at the Canyon, which former US Sen. Jon Kyl, who was also at the announcement, called "the crown jewel of our state".
The $1 million gift is one of the biggest private gifts in Grand Canyon history, and the largest-ever corporate donation, according to Grand Canyon Association CEO Susan Schroeder. APS' Brandt hopes that his company's generosity will inspire more gifts.
The money will be used not only for current trail and trailhead maintenance, but also to establish an endowment that will generate money for perpetual ongoing maintenance.
Also at the announcement, held at the Heard Museum, were US Sen. Jeff Flake and Arizona Congressman Ed Pastor.
David Uberuaga, superintendent of the park, said the Bright Angel trailhead has already been improved with permanent restrooms replacing the portable toilets that had been at the trailhead for over 20 years.
Most of the rest of the projects, Uberuaga says, will be the trails "in the back country" that make up about 90% of the trails in Grand Canyon National Park – many of which, he says, haven't had any maintenance in decades. He said eliminating the current backlog of trail maintenance would cost an estimated $20 million.
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255.8. Notices and form to be in English and Spanish. In counties having 10 percent or more persons who are of Spanish origin according to the most recent federal decennial census, claim forms and accompanying instructions required to be sent to homeowners by Section 255.3 shall be in English and Spanish. Claim forms and instructions in Spanish may also be sent or made available in any other county, at the discretion of the county assessor.
History.—Added by Stats. 1974, Ch. 1420, p. 3123, in effect January 1, 1975, Stats. 1975, Ch. 224, in effect January 1, 1976, renumbered the section which was formerly numbered 255.6. Stats. 1983, Ch. 1281, in effect September 30, 1983, substituted "of Spanish origin" for "Spanish surnamed or Spanish speaking" after "who are", substituted "claim forms and accompanying instructions" for "the notices required to be sent to homeowners by subdivision (b) of Section 255.3 and Section 255.4 and the instructions accompanying the claim form" after "census", and deleted "subdivision (c) of" before "Section 255.3" in the first sentence; and substituted "Claim forms and instructions" for "Notices" before "in Spanish" in the second sentence.
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Long-serving left back Dennis Evans was ever-present for Arsenal in 1955/56.
A former Wolves amateur, he played for Ellesmere Port before moving to Highbury for £1,500 in January 1951.
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Evans made his league debut in Arsenal's goalless draw at home to Huddersfield in August 1953 and represented London in the 1957 Fairs Cup.
The defender helped the Gunners win the Football Combination title in his second season of 1952/53.
He completed National Service with the Army, where he also played representative matches.
Helping the Gunners finish third in the top flight in 1958/59, Evans scored 10 goals in 189 First Division games until a broken ankle ended his career in May 1963.
It was the second of two fractured ankles for Evans, who also missed 10 months of the 1960/61 season with a similar problem.
He was briefly a coach at Arsenal, then a warehouse manager, trainer-coach at Luton Town and a private hire chauffeur. He died in February 2000.
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Grats again, Fable! Great Job with the shirt! 1032 votes!!! Awesome!
Well that figured.
No thanks. i like zelda and all, but not that much to profess it to the world.
I'd be all over this if it were a different color. :/
Aww... thanks guys!
no thanks. congrats on win.
Love the shirt. Trying to save a bit of money and I'm not sure how often I'd wear it, but I love it all over.
yukine wrote:I'd be all over this if it were a different color. :/
Same here. Cream makes me look washed out; I'm too pale as it is
Wait this is like Off Pink or white
i would but not that color
great shirt, i don't like the color.
Wow, I forgot the Derby winner would be up tonight. XD
In for 1!
Rock on! This is another great shirt fable. In for one (but don't tell my wife, she won't be happy about the money going by by to woot again...)
the power of nerds is truly frightening. you really tapped it fable. my god.
I love the design...I only wish "cream" was more creamy and less pinky
luiscott0 wrote:Wait this is like Off Pink or white
cream= off white.
Although the color is a little offsetting, finally having a decent Zelda shirt would be pretty awesome. Plus, it's got that 8-bit feel to it, and the coloring helps that out a lot. In for 1.
I agree.
Thank you
Congrats on a great design and on 1st place! I'll be buying it right after I post this.
Can't wait to show off my zelda-geekness, and I actually like the cream color, this shirt was perfect for it.
I wonder if I pick up more "pieces of heart" that the number of heart icons on the shirt will increase ,*giggles*
Hey, it's my year!
The color and hearts make it feel kinda girly, though...
hahaha, Its the legend of Zelda its really rad!
In for 2 (me and my brother)
Great design.
i have just the geek in mind for this
Probably the best shirt I've ever seen on woot.
bamf tee in for 1
this is awesome and I am in it for one
It was time someone did a cream shirt! Go you paisty people feel proud and wear cream!
Dudes. Wait. What? it's got hearts on it. Come on. Don't you see them?
I've been waiting for this night for a week! What a sweet shirt!
Congrats! I LOVE Zelda but couldn't see myself wearing this shirt.
I would have preferred a slightly different color (green perhaps), but this shirt is still awesome. Definitely in for one.
i was thinking the same thing, but i ended up ordering it anyway.
See. I mention Pirates yesterday... and look what they come up with. Something close to Pirates.
I'm off to the regular woot site to talk up Black and Decker Batteries.
its about zelda, dude, comeon
get one... your NES will thank you.
I am not afraid to show off my love for video games, and sorry it's not black and XXXXL.
fmriguy wrote:I love the design...I only wish "cream" was more creamy and less pinky
Cream is not pink at all IRL
If only the sword, bomb, rupees, etc were colored in. That or the shirt color was darker. Congrats anyways.
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As you are no doubt aware the Theravada monastic world is divided into Nikaya - sects and sub-sects.
In Thailand there are 2 Nikaya (and many subgroups which are not strictly speaking sub-nikaya).
The Sangha in Burma is divided into 9 Nikaya.
Sri Lanka has 3 main Nikaya, but these are split into more than 30 sub-nikaya.
Cambodia and Laos 2 I believe.
Generally monks from one nikaya will not perform legal kamma (such as ordinations) with monks of another nikaya.
However, there is a ceremony known as Dalhikamma which has been called a 'strengthening procedure'. Visiting monks from other nikaya can participate in Dalhikamma and thereby have their original ordination recognised without the need to re-ordain.
I would like to learn of the origin and textual basis for 'Dalhikamma' and also hear about contemporary applications of it in Theravada lands.
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"Now that guys know that I'm a threat out of the backfield, I got to use my hands a little more," Rice said Sunday, via the Baltimore Sun. "I get pushed a lot coming out of the backfield, and that's a sign of respect, but if I can get my hands and get out on pass routes and continue to get open for Joe Flacco."
Rice's 61 catches last season were his least since his rookie year.
Fantasy Analysis:
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Coil Springs have three types of ends: Square, Tangential and Pigtail. It is important that you select a coil spring that matches BOTH your end types, otherwise the coil spring won't fit. Your OE coil spring could have the same type ends, or a combination of both.
With a Squared end, the final coil is bent back to touch the coil before it. The easiest way to know if you have a squared end is to stand the coil spring straight up. A squared end will let the spring sit flat on the ground and stay standing.
A Tangential end looks like it would just keep on going forever if the spring continued. The last coil is not bent back and it is not the pigtail (see below). Instead, the tangential coil spring looks as though a normal coil was just cut, otherwise it would have kept winding on forever. If you tried to stand it up straight, it would fall.
The Pigtail is probably the easiest to identify. Its defining characteristic is the pig tail shape at the end. The final coil is squared off, but is a much smaller diameter than the rest of the spring.
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|Does this mean they can scan you post-op to make sure they didn't leave any tools inside?
People seem to forget or not know that a lot of what is spoken about and understood as end times prophecy actually took place already during the history of the early church and the severe persecutions by the Romans.
Of course it also has prophetic reference to things that have not yet happened, but I don't really see how a RFID tag could have anything to do with the mark of the beast if you actually study the scriptures.
It goes along with the same line of thinking that credit cards are the mark of the beast, or bank accounts, or a whole array of equally rediculous rubbish that some people get in thier heads.
People need to pull thier heads out of the sand and actually read, and not just read but study inductively, as well as keeping a church pew warm every Sunday.
Hey 4-Jaw, were the two Alanis albums you mentioned released before Jagged Little Pill?
Hmm, I guess I did take this off topic. Sorry about that everybody!
That is very interesting about using RFID's to identify a large amount of different instruments in one small area. I see what you mean about the lack of industry standards though. The system might be useful for library books -- they have unified numbers that refer to them (ISBN numbers). Or...maybe fruits and vegetables. The identifying codes for those are the same in most US supermarkets. Once RFID technology gets smaller, tiny chips could be inserted into common fruits and vegetables. Consuming an RFID tag wouldn't be any worse than accidentally eating the little number-label sticker on the skin of an apple. I wonder if those things pass through the digestive cycle without harm?
This stuff is being linked to the biblical concept of "the mark of the beast". I've even seen RFID tags being referred to as the "666 microchip"!
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This new "Morrisette" person is not the "Alanis" I know, funny how no one remembers her previous persona, try and find an album of hers before she became the greasy hair angry rock star. It appears her publicists have done a pretty good job of erasing her embarassing "nice pretty girl" persona, you can't even find her old albums for sale anywhere.
It's all about image isn't it.
Alanis Morrisettes biography.
Now where did I put that "Lucky Star" Madonna album.
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i agree this technology is the spawn of the devil.
but i recently implanted my micrometers with radio frequency tracking devices, and must say, i'm quite pleased with the results.
4Jaw, are you listening to alanis morrisette today?
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I have a similar application for RFIDs at the hospital, you can imagine the problems we have with keeping track of surgical instruments in a large operating floor. There has never been a accurate count of the number of instruments we have but I have conservatively estimated it at over 50 000 individual instruments. Throw in the fact that once a pan has been wrapped and sterilized you can't see inside the package to ensure all the pieces are accounted for and in the pan, imagine how a doctor feels when he opens up a patient to do surgery and all his instruments are either not all there or a small piece critical to an instruments operation was lost.
I proposed an RFID identification program about 3 years ago with each instrument receiving a unique identifier implanted in each instrument, it's actually quite easy to do since a grain of rice sized RFID can be placed with a simple hole drilled in each instrument and then sealed with epoxy. At the time the supplier I talked with quoted me a cost of $1 for each RFID, add the cost of a scanner in the wrap rooms and other key areas and the costs were estimated at $250 000 plus the labor for implementation.
Of course I was met with blank stares from those in charge and because the technology was not well known at the time there was zero support for such a project. Unless there was a standard set for the industry to follow with harmonic frequencies set aside for each type of instrument and without instruments being manufactured with imbedded RFIDs I'm afraid the idea is dead in the water.
I believe the bible predicts we will all be identified by our left hands from birth and when that happens it is a sign of the coming apocalypse, at any rate I will continue to wear my tinfoil hat for protection and keep my left hand in my pocket.
Its the devils work I tells ya!
My aunt in France drives a Renault Scenic. She doesnt need a key either. What she has is a little black square box that fits in your wallet (really thin) and as soon as your near to your car it unlocks it. And when you go away it locks it. Pretty sweet deal Her radio also automatically turns on the weather channel if there's a weather warning.
This is ridiculous. He's too lazy and irresponible to keep up with keys and use them?
biometric rfid keyless entry
There is some good information making the rounds of the net right now, involving a guy implanting an RFID tag in his hand so that he can automatically unlock his car door.
RFID (Radio Frequency ID) tags are very small (the size of a grain of sand) antennas that can receive and respond to radio-frequency calls from an RFID transceiver.
More info on RFID tags is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rfid . We've brought them up on the board before, in an "anti-Walmart" thread. Walmart inserts RFID tags into some of their products for tracking purposes, much to the dismay of consumer rights and privacy advocate groups.
Anyway, someone surgically implanted an RFID tag into his hand, so that whenever he reaches for his car door handle, it automatically unlocks.
This isn't the first application of biometric car entry devices. Car door locks that function on fingerprint identification are already in circulation. You might have recalled the recent news story in which a person had their finger removed, so that thieves could use it to bypass his fingerprint-identification door lock. More info on that is here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4396831.stm .
There's plenty of info on the keyless entry RFID tag guy. Here are some links:
RFID implant photo set:
Article on Body Modification Ezine website:
Detailed info from the implantee, including videos of the keyless entry unit in operation:
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Microelectromechanical systems, also referred to as MEMS, involve very small devices, such as actuators, sensors, and resonators for instance. Inherent to the design of these devices is the coupling of many physics. Therefore, if you are an engineer who designs MEMS devices, you are likely familiar with multiphysics simulation software. If not, you can learn how to model these devices in our upcoming free webinar.Read More
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The future of high performance computing (HPC) is in clusters and parallel computing. The last single processor computers on the TOP500 list disappeared in 1997 — more than 15 years ago. Clusters allow us to compute larger and more detailed models faster than ever before, but taking the step into the world of HPC can be a challenge. A lot of time, money, and research must be invested when building a cluster from scratch. What kind of hardware should the […]Read More
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In June it was time for the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) in Leipzig, Germany. Many of the largest hardware and software vendors for High Performance Computing (HPC) were there to present new equipment, and the latest TOP500 list, a list of the fastest supercomputers, was presented as well. In a world where we continuously demand faster computations and higher resolution in our models, it's not only necessary to have better hardware; we also need software that can handle the ever-growing […]Read More
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Recently, I was given a copy of the book Finite Element Modeling Methods for Photonics, by B.M. Azizur Rahman and Arti Agrawal. This book proved to be a good companion to the RF Module and Wave Optics Module for graduate students starting in photonics and new users of COMSOL who would like a very targeted introduction to the field. The website accompanying the book comes with some sample computer codes used by the authors in simulation that readers can use […]Read More
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Mathies Named Top-20 Midseason Wooden Award Candidate
Jan. 27, 2012
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky junior guard A'dia Mathies (Louisville, Ky.) was named to the John R. Wooden Award Midseason Top-20 list, as announced today by The Los Angeles Athletic Club on the nationally recognized "Women's Sports Central" podcast. The list is comprised of 20 student-athletes who, based on their performances in November, December and January, are the frontrunners for college basketball's most prestigious honor.
Mathies, an All-Southeastern Conference preseason first-team selection and contender for SEC Player of the Year, is leading the Wildcats to one of their most successful seasons in school history. Kentucky's 19-2 start ties its best start in program history through the first 21 games, and the Wildcats are riding a school-record 11-game conference winning streak dating back to last season. The sixth-ranked Cats are the only undefeated team in the SEC this season with an 8-0 record.
Mathies has been a key cog in the Wildcats' success as she leads the team in almost every statistical category, including scoring (15.6), steals (3.0), 3-point field goals made (35) and 3-point field goal percentage (.385). She is also second on the team in rebounding (5.5) and assists (2.5). She has scored in double digits in 15 of 20 games played this season, including eight games with 20 or more points.
Mathies put on one of the most impressive performances in UK Hoops history on Jan. 12 vs. No. 6/7 Tennessee when she scored a career-high 34 points, grabbed nine boards, one shy of tying a career high, and dished out two assists, blocked two shots and grabbed two steals. Her 34 points are the most points scored by a UK player since Dec. 20, 1987, when Bebe Croley scored 40 points vs. Morehead State. She became just the fifth player in school history to score 34 points or more in a game.
Overall, Mathies ranks third in the SEC in scoring (15.6), second in steals per game (3.0), fourth in 3-point field goal percentage (.385) and eighth in 3-point field goals made per game (1.8). In just 90 career games, she also ranks 15th on UK's all-time scoring list with 1,237 points and has climbed to No. 9 in both career steals with 223 and free-throws made (283).
Mathies is one of three SEC players on the prestigious Wooden Award midseason list, along with Tennessee's Shekinna Stricklen and Glory Johnson. Mathies also is on the watch list for the Naismith Trophy.
The 36th annual Wooden Award Gala, will take place Friday, April 6, 2012, and will honor winners, All-Americans and the Legends of Coaching winner Geno Auriemma of Connecticut.
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Created in 1976 and named after the Hall of Fame player, coach and teacher, the John R. Wooden Award is the most prestigious individual honor in college basketball. It is bestowed upon the nation's best player at an institution of higher education who has proven to his or her university that he or she is making progress toward graduation and maintaining a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA. Previous winners include such notables as Larry Bird ('79), Michael Jordan ('84), Tim Duncan ('97), Blake Griffin ('09) and Maya Moore of Connecticut ('09 and '11). BYU's Jimmer Fredette and Moore were the Wooden Award winners in 2011.
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Art, culture, and history of China, Japan, and Korea
The Peabody Essex Museum's education department has produced a set of original resources on Asian art and culture that feature the museum's collections of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean art. Comprised of sourcebooks, lesson plans, and art cards, these resources were written for K-12 teachers by museum educators with academic and experiential knowledge of Asia. The materials will help support the work of classroom teachers by providing succinct, relevant background knowledge of the art, culture, and history of China, Japan, and Korea; offering integrated curriculum units that coordinate with Massachusetts learning standards; and connecting museum visit lessons with pre- and post-visit classroom experiences.
These resources are available here on our Web site free of charge. A hard copy of these resources, consisting of all sourcebooks, lesson plans, and art cards in a three-ring binder can be purchased from the museum for $25.
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Using the Haiku Eye (Primary Grades)
- Lesson 6
Using the Haiku Eye (Middle and High School)
- Lesson 7
Buddhism in Japan (Primary Grades)
- Lesson 8
Commodore Perry in Japan (Grade 5 and Middle School)
- Lesson 9
Contemplating Space (Middle and High School)
- Glossary