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Family and friends of Doug and Todd Cromley, victims of a plane crash that occurred on October 4 at the Selinsgrove airport, are holding an indoor yard sale to raise funds to assist with expenses associated with ongoing rehabilitation and surgery.
The sale will be held on Wednesday, November 20, Thursday, November 21, Friday, November 22 and Saturday, November 23rd from 8 am – 4 pm each day. The sale will be held in the basement of Trinity United Methodist Church on Route 15 in Winfield.
Donations for the sale can be dropped off at the church on Saturday, November 16 from 10 am – 2 pm, Sunday, November 17 from 6:30-8 pm, and Monday and Tuesday November 18 and 19 from 6-8 pm. Clothes, toys, games, and home items, are requested, but please no large furniture, broken items, or books/magazines.
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The Canisius College swimming and diving team will compete in its final regular season contest of the season on Saturday when the Griffs square off with longtime rival Niagara.
Canisius comes into the meet having swept two-straight dual meets, with the men boasting an 8-2 overall record and the women at 6-4. The Niagara women are 0-6 in duals and the men are 3-3.
The Griffs are seven days removed from sweeping Gannon, a meet which led to freshman Wyatt Sintay and junior Marissa Oakey earning MAAC Swimmer of the Week honors.
Oakey and Sintay were two of five Griffs to win multiple events in the meet. Sophomores Spencer Bray, and Clare Battaglia as well as freshman Hannah Graesser were the other Griffs to claim multiple wins.
The meet will also serve as the Griffs' senior day, with 13 members of the program being honored during their final regular season meet.
Canisius has swept Niagara in each of the last two meetings between the teams, and will look to continue that at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the Burt Flickenger Center.

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Film as a photographic medium may soon be gone. Photographer Ed Wargin has embarked on an endeavor to capture the Great Lakes on film before it disappears forever. According to industry reports we could see the demise of film in the next few years.
Come to the Marshall School on November 20th and 21st for the Banff Mountain Film Festival to see and sign up to win Ed Wargin's photograph "Granite Island Lighthouse." This wonderful piece was captured as part of the Fresh Coast Project. The lighthouse sits on an island in Lake Superior approximately six miles north of the city of Marquette, Michigan.
The Great Lakes were given to us as a gift and it is our duty to be responsible stewards of these waters. Mr. Wargin is assembling a body of artistic work that will serve as tangible evidence of their importance in our lives. Here's hoping we all gain knowledge and awareness of the Great Lakes through this project.
I hope you will join me in this attempt to capture our Great Lakes on both the American and Canadian shores in The Fresh Coast Project." • Ed Wargin
Now that the Banff Mountain Film Festival has come and gone you may sign up to win the photograph attached above by leaving your name and email in a comment below, or by emailing me at: [email protected] Drawing will be held on December 16th, 2011.
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Delaware Field Hockey Head Coach Rolf van de Kerkhof Agrees to Five-Year Contract Extension
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Van de Kerkhof, who joined the UD athletics staff in 2011 after a successful five-year tenure as head coach at Michigan State, led the Blue Hens to an outstanding campaign in 2013 as the team posted a record of 17-5, earned a national Top 20 ranking, captured the Colonial Athletic Association regular season and tournament titles, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.
"We are excited to announce this five-year extension for Rolf that will formalize our commitment to his leadership of our field hockey program," said Ziady. "While we were all excited about the on-field success that our program achieved this past season, we are even more thrilled that the program will continue advancing our mission of developing leaders academically, athletically, and socially. Together we have great goals for the future of our field hockey program on a national level and I look forward to partnering with Rolf and his staff in the pursuit of those goals in the years ahead."
"My family and I are very happy and excited with the extended opportunity given by Eric and the University of Delaware," said Van De Kerkhof, who owns a three-year record of 34-28 at Delaware and an eight-year collegiate coaching mark of 108-62. "As a young family we are enjoying Newark and especially the relationships we have made with our Delaware friends and area organizations. We are looking forward to strengthening those relationships, and to continue creating new ties in the community. As a coach, I am very excited to further provide leadership to our Blue Hen field hockey student-athletes and program, to contribute to Team Delaware, and to represent the University of Delaware for years to come.
"Upon my arrival in January 2011, I mentioned that our field hockey program was a sleeping giant," added Van de Kerkhof. "Now, three years later – and thanks to the commitment and hard work of many – the future of Blue Hen field hockey looks promising. Our program is improving and becoming more consistent in pursuing academic and athletic success; in fostering community involvement; and, above all, contributing to the bigger picture of developing young people through athletic education. With the renewed commitment between the university and me, I am excited to further recruit and welcome great young Blue Hen field hockey student-athletes and their families as well as new fans to our program as we continue our journey together."
A native of the Netherlands, Van de Kerkhof led the Blue Hens to records of 9-11 in 2011 and 8-12 in 2012 before the breakout season in 2013 that saw Delaware set a school record for wins, capture a conference title for the first time since 2009, and advance to the national tournament for the ninth time in school history. After defeating Liberty 1-0 in an NCAA play-in game at home at Rullo Stadium, the Hens fell to No. 3 North Carolina 6-2 in the first round.
For his efforts, Van de Kerkhof was named National Field Hockey Coaches Association Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year and CAA Co-Coach of the Year. The winner of the national NFHCA Coach of the Year will be announced on Jan. 6.
Including the 17 wins, Delaware set or tied the school record in six total categories in 2013 with 22 games played, 57 assists, assists by a freshman (Meghan Winesett with nine), points by a freshman (Esmee Peet with 32), and attendance at Rullo Stadium (4,493).
In addition, Peet and Michaela Patzner each earned All-American honors; Peet, Patzner, and Winesett were All-Region selections; Peet was selected as CAA Player and Rookie of the Year; and Peet, Patzner, Winesett, Sarah Scher, Clare O'Malley, and Allie Mikelson garnered All-CAA mention.


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Terrence Austin Puckett
January 20, 1940 - March 1, 2003
Photo taken in 1960
"Terrence Austin Puckett, 62, of Las Cruces, died in his sleep Saturday, March 1, 2003 at the Las Cruces Gospel Rescue Mission.
The Reverend Lester Heinzman will hold a memorial service for Terry at the Mission Chapel, 1050 West Amador, on Wednesday, March 5, 2003 at 7:00 p.m.
Terry served our community as Mission Manager from 1995 until he suffered his fourth stroke last November. He was slowly regaining his speech and physical skills through weekly therapy, but chronic congestive heart failure seems to have brought his life on earth to an end. Those who worked with him at the mission will sorely miss him. There are countless homeless whose lives were also blessed by knowing him.
Five children now living in Aurora, Colorado, and a brother who resides in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, survive him.
Final arrangements by Baca's Funeral Chapel are pending."
Terry's brother in Oklahoma writes, "My brother, Terrence (Terry) Austin Puckett's Obituary in the March 5th, 2003, edition of the Las Cruces Sun - News. Terry was the great-grandson of Richard and Mary (Polly) Ann Brooks Puckett, and grandson of Travis and Nancy Catherine Mayo Puckett, son of Richard Gerald and Mary Lillian May (Boteler) Puckett and my beloved brother!"


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No Dogs, Other New Rules At Manitou Incline
Signs To Be Posted Saturday
MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. - Some changes are coming to one of Southern Colorado's most popular hiking trail.
Signs with new rules will go up Saturday at the Manitou Incline and some trails will close.
The rules say hikers will no longer be allowed to take dogs on the Incline, that hikers must go down Barr Trail instead of back down the Incline, and that the Incline will only be open between dawn and dusk.
"Everything we're asking people to abide by, the underlying premise is safety," said Sarah Bryarly, landscape architect for Colorado Springs.
The new rules are part of the process of making the Incline legal. Currently, it's still trespassing to use the trail. It's expected to be legal by the end of the year.
"It's become so popular that we have to have some guidelines," said Sandy Yukman, with the group Incline Friends. "We're really doing what we think is best for the trail to make it sustainable."
Those involved with legalization efforts said dogs off their leashes can be dangerous, and long leashes can get wrapped around parts of the trail and become a hazard.
"We also have a huge issue with (dog) waste," said Bryarly.
Planners said running down the Incline can be dangerous, and the same for doing the Incline in the dark.
"If you trip over a hazard, a first responder can trip over a hazard," said Bryarly.
She said there's also an issue with traffic noise for those who live on Ruxton Avenue when people are coming to do the Incline at all hours.
Crews will meet Saturday morning to put up the new signs and also to close some trails that lead from the Barr Trail parking lot to the Incline. A new path will be constructed that leads from the parking lot to the very bottom of the Incline trail.
Some hikers weren't happy to hear about the changes.
"That kills a lot of what I do," said Chris McGuy, who used a trail that will be done away with. "Because I usually come up at night, and (going) up and down (the Incline) makes it easier. It's kind of a shame, actually."
But others said the new rules will be beneficial.
"I like them," said hiker Lawrence Evans. "I think coming down the Incline is dangerous for people who are going up it. Same thing for dogs. I think if you can't pick up after your dogs, you shouldn't bring them here."
There will be no one policing the Incline, the hope being hikers will respect the rules and hold each other accountable.
"Right now, we're really relying on peer pressure to help enforce the rules," said Bryarly.
One thing that won't be changing is that people will not have to pay to use the Incline, an idea tossed around during planning meetings.
"We're going to put in a donation tube that will be at the very bottom of the Incline," said Yukman. "That's going to allow users to help us maintain it by just dropping a dollar in. That's how we're going to avoid having a fee for use.
Crews will meet at Manitou High School on Saturday at 7 a.m. and go on to the Incline. They're looking for any volunteers who want to help with the work. Those who want to volunteer can show up at 7 a.m.. Check here to see if the work will be postponed due to rain.


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Students studying Marine Biology at Roger Williams University explore the unique challenges faced by organisms living in the marine environment and the methods by which they meet these challenges. Students begin the program by obtaining a broad understanding of oceanographic principles, and through lectures, laboratories and field work, build on this knowledge for a more complete appreciation of the aquatic world.
Marine Biology is housed in the state-of-the-art Marine and Natural Sciences (MNS) Building. Located just a few hundred yards from Mount Hope Bay, the MNS Building is complete with a 4,000 square-foot wet lab, nearly 200 ocean tanks, a greenhouse and a vast array of scientific equipment from plankton nets to a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. Roger Williams is also home to the state's only shellfish hatchery, and thanks to a recently expanded facility, we now have three times our original space for shellfish production, student and faculty research and an expansion of our tropical marine ornamental program for which we partner with the New England Aquarium in Boston.
Student-faculty collaboration is the hallmark of a Roger Williams University education. Research projects undertaken in Marine Biology have resulted in countless articles, publications and presentations. Students are encouraged to join an ongoing research project in areas that include biological oceanography, coastal and wetland studies, marine environmental physiology and marine biotechnology and aquaculture.
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Anyone else having a difficult time logging into their email accounts?
I think it related to the holiday, but I can go through forums with no problem but as soon as I go to Yahoo and hit the email page button, it pretty much freezes up and can't go into mail. I can't even get Aol.com to load. If I try logging in through the messengers it goes right in...Anyone else experiencing that?


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dont worry this video has as much shooting sitting ducks and too close to each others heads as the last one had and it was filmed in mn!
to lazy to post in all the different state forums like the ohio guy.
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watch it in 1080p if possible. it looks much better and in order to view on mobile you need to change youtube to the "desktop version" i think its because of the music copyright that its not allowed on mobile.
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We will be hosting our 3rd cruise to Southern Worthersee this year.
In 2010, we led a small organized cruise with a handful of local enthusiasts that turned into a small adventure: Water and Wagens
Last year, the cruise grew even larger. We were joined by some new faces along with some old ones: Jetta Down
If history repeats itself, then this year will undoubtedly be another cruise to remember.
Here is the info:
When: Wednesday Night / Thursday Morning, May 17, 2012 @ 12:00am
Where: Applebee's Parking Lot. 640 Promenade Boulevard Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Departure: The cruise will leave at 1:00am sharp.
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Through the mountains and into Helen.
We have also included scheduled stops along the way. Unfortunately, we cannot stop every few miles to pick up people, so we ask that you organize a cruise down from your area to meet up with us at any of the following areas:
Pilot Travel Center: ETA 5:00am
16921 Halfway Boulevard Hagerstown, MD 21740
Exxon Mobile Gas Station: ETA 8:45am
345 Brughs Mill Rd, Fincastle, VA 24090
APPCO Service Station: ETA 1:00pm
2004 Temple Hill Road, Erwin, TN, 37650
Follow us (literally) using Google Latitude on your smartphone by adding firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also check out the Sowo Road Trip thread to add people in your area. We ask that the cruise leaders meeting up with us along the way please coordinate with your local folks to get connected and make sure no one gets left behind!
A few things to remember:
Have a Full Tank!
We will be making a gas stop every ~200 miles. Have your cars topped off.
Bring Walkie-talkies with Extra Batteries.
Communication is awesome. C'mon, who doesn't like messing around with walkie-talkies anyway? . We'll be broadcasting on channel 8.
Snacks and Drinks.
Have some Redbull, coffee, soy milk, or whatever keeps you up with you before heading out. Don't drink too much or you will be bursting at the seams if you know what I mean.
No Racing!
We cannot stress this enough. Since there will be a good amount of cars on the road, the last thing anyone needs is an accident. Respect your fellow cruisemates.
This is a cruise designed to get together with old friends and make new ones. We hold camaraderie in high regard. We all stay together and more importantly, no one gets left behind.
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Post up what you're driving, how many you're bringing, and where you're meeting us! You can also confirm your attendance on FB here: http://www.facebook.com/events/333242303397856/
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Basford, H. V., 2013. The Isle of Wight in the English landscape: Medieval and Post-Medieval rural settlement and land use. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University, School of Applied Sciences..
Grant-Braham, B., 2012. Motor racing at Thruxton in the 1970s. Dorchester, England: Veloce Publishing.
Poppy, P., 2012. Queen Anne Commands: clothing the kettle drummer to the Ordnance 1706-1709. Costume, 46 (1), pp. 1-14.
MacGregor, P., 2011. Journalism, sociology and charisma. In: Half a Century of Communication Research in Egypt and Internationally: Current and Future Trends, 13-17 December 2011, Cairo University, Egypt. (Unpublished)
Grant-Braham, B. and Britton, J., 2011. Motor racing, tobacco company sponsorship, barcodes and alibi marketing. Tobacco Control, pp. 1-7.
Staelens, Y., 2011. Cecil Sharp was not a controlling manipulator. The Guardian, 1 Apr.
McQueen, D., 2011. A very conscientious brand: A case study of the BBC's current affairs series Panorama. Journal of Brand Management, pp. 1-11.
Lynch, P., Germann Molz, J., McIntosh, A., Lugosi, P. and Lashley, C., 2011. Theorising hospitality. Hospitality & Society, 1 (1), pp. 3-24.
Chignell, H., 2011. Book Review: The BBC and national identity in Britain, 1922-53 Thomas Hajkowski. Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2010, ISBN: 9780719079443;. Reviews in History.
Watson, T., 2011. The evolution of evaluation – the accelerating march towards the measurement of public relations effectiveness. In: International History of Public Relations Conference 2011, 6-7 July 2011, Bournemouth University, Poole, England, pp. 398-412.
Allan, S. and Thorsen, E., 2010. Journalism, Public Service and BBC News Online. In: Meikle, G. and Redden, G., eds. News Online: Transformations and Continuities. Basingstoke, England: Palgrave Macmillan.
Kretschmer, M., Bently, L. and Deazley, R., 2010. Privilege and Property. Essays on the History of Copyright. Cambridge: OpenBook.
Bearman, C. J. and Staelens, Y., 2010. The Hampshire Folk Map. Project Report. Poole, England: Bournemouth University.
Street, S. and May, J., 2010. At Cupid's Cove. Radio. BBC Radio 3: UNSPECIFIED. 17 January 2010.
Wray, E. and Stoller, T., 2010. 1984 and all that: the impact of political change on UK Independent Radio. In: MeCCSA conference 2010, 6-8 January 2010, London School of Economics, England.
Poppy, P., 2010. Ann Saunders: A Bibliography. Costume, 44, pp. 10-11.
Wray, E., 2010. British Commercial Radio in the 1980s: Responding to the AIDS crisis. In: 'There's No Such Thing as Society' A Symposium, 29 January 2010, Talbot Campus, Bournemouth University, England.
Hough, B. and Davis, H., 2009. The Wicked Machinery of Government: Malta and the Problems of Continuity under the New Model Administration. Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 37 (4), pp. 555-573.
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Parry, K. D., 2009. A History and Comparison of Sporting Heroes. In: 'Communicating Experiences': 3rd International Conference for Qualitative Research in Sport & Exercise, 10 - 12 June 2009, Roehampton University, London.
Grant-Braham, B., 2009. An investigation into motorsport sponsorship: a comparative analysis of two and four wheeled sponsorship. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Harris, C., 2008. The consumer experience, a study of Southampton. In: CHORD Conference: Clone Towns? The High Street in Historical Perspective, 10-11 September 2008, University of Wolverhampton, England. (Unpublished)
Street, S., 2008. A World in Your Ear - Digitising Commercial Radio Archives. BUFVC Yearbook 2008.
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Welcome to the forum, glad you're here! New guy buys cigars.
Oops, I almost didn't notice this section of the forum. I've added a few posts already but I thought I'd drop in here as well and say hi. Any other metro-atlantans on the forum?
The range I shoot at right now is www.GeorgiaRangeandGuns.com in Forest Park, GA near the airport. If anyone else on here goes there to shoot maybe we can meet up. I will be buying a Glock 19, XD9, or a Ruger P95 in the near future for my first gun and I plan to spend alot of time at the range.
I'd also like to find out about any leagues or competitions that I could get involved with too.
Welcome to the forum, glad you're here! New guy buys cigars.
Welcome from down in the swamp. Enjoy.
Hey, I'm in Atlanta. Ga Range and Guns is on the opposite end from me. I have heard that it is a really good place, though. I have been to Pannell's in Woostock and Nick's Guns in Marietta.


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Blog post - new resubmission policy
The NIH recently issued a new resubmission policy for grant applications. After an unsuccessful A1 submission (or A0 submission) investigators may submit a similar application as a new (A0) application. NIH will not review the new submission for similarity to the prior application. In a new blog post, Robin Barr, director of the NIA Division of Extramural Activities explains what this means for the National Institute on Aging and invites comments from researchers in the NIA community.
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Hey all. Our Garrison Titan, up here in Seattle, WA. recently attended Norwescon, a sci-fi/fantasy con. We set up a table for our group, and our Death Star backdrop, and took photos with attendees for a charitable donation to the Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center.
The event was a blast, and we raised almost a 1,000 dollars in about 4-5 hours time! Great time was had by all who attended.
Thought I'd share the pics of the event. Thanks for lookin'!
(I love these first 3 without the camera flash, and the jedi/trooper pic a little further down. They look kinda movie set-ish )


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Situation Room reported on purported Clinton "power grab" at State, but Obama wants to strengthen State Department
CNN's Wolf Blitzer teased a segment by saying, "Hillary Clinton's power grab -- at least some are calling it that. The secretary of state wants to take back resources that she feels rightfully belong to her department." During the report, Jill Dougherty stated: "Hillary Clinton is back on the campaign trail, this time to take back power and resources for the State Department." However, neither noted that President Obama and Defense Secretary Robert Gates have both supported expanding the role of the State Department.
The January 23 edition of CNN's The Situation Room aired a segment featuring the on-screen text "Hillary's Clinton's Power Grab: Secretary of State flexing her diplomatic muscle." Host Wolf Blitzer teased the segment by saying, "Hillary Clinton's power grab -- at least some are calling it that. The secretary of state wants to take back resources that she feels rightfully belong to her department." During the report, foreign affairs correspondent Jill Dougherty stated: "Hillary Clinton is back on the campaign trail, this time to take back power and resources for the State Department." However, neither Blitzer nor Dougherty noted that President Obama -- both during his campaign and since assuming the presidency -- has supported expanding the role of the State Department, as has Defense Secretary Robert Gates. Indeed, during the presidential race, the Obama campaign proposed establishing "an [e]xpeditionary [c]apability" in order to deploy civilian personnel from the State Department and other agencies to "help move troops out of civilian roles."
Dougherty quoted Clinton's statements during a January 23 speech [1] to U.S. Agency for International Development employees that "[m]y goal is to make sure we match the mission and the resources" and that "[c]aptains and majors and lieutenant colonels are given unfettered resources through the Commander's Emergency Response Program to spend as they see fit -- to build a school, to open a health clinic, to pave a road. And our diplomats and our development experts have to go through miles of paperwork to spend 10 cents."
During Dougherty's segment, the following on-screen graphic was displayed:
In fact, Obama himself has expressed support for increasing the State Department's capabilities and responsibilities. For example, the Obama campaign released a document, "A 21st Century Military for America [2]," that stated [3]:
One of the best ways to support the brave men and women in our armed forces is to address the great imbalance in our executive branch capacity for dealing with 21st-century challenges that aren't of a purely military nature. While many of these policies are detailed in Obama's foreign policy initiatives, some demand inclusion in Obama's vision of national defense. An Obama administration will:
- Establish an Expeditionary Capability: within non-Pentagon agencies (State Department, US Agency for International Development, Homeland Security, Justice, Treasury, Agriculture, and Health and Human Services, etc.) to deploy personnel where they are needed. These civilians will be integrated with, and sometimes operate independently from, our military expeditionary capabilities. This will help move troops out of civilian roles, as well as bring in the experts with the right expertise and skills.
Furthermore, both Obama and Vice President Joe Biden echoed Clinton's call to strengthen the State Department in speeches [4] they gave alongside her at a January 22 State Department event. Biden said:
I believe -- and as I know you do, Mr. President, because you chose her -- that she has the knowledge, the skill, the experience, as well as that sort of intangible commodity of having personal relationships with many of these world leaders, which makes her uniquely -- in my view, uniquely qualified to put diplomacy back in the forefront of America's foreign policy.
For too long, we've put the bulk of the burden, in my view, on our military. That's a view not only shared by me, but by your secretary of defense, as well. And our military is absolutely, to state the obvious, absolutely necessary, but not sufficient, not sufficient to secure the interest of this great nation.
Obama said, "My appearance today, as has been noted, underscores my commitment to the importance of diplomacy and renewing American leadership." He later added:
You are carrying on a vital task in the safety and security of the American people.
And part of what we want to do is to make sure that everybody understands that the State Department is going to be absolutely critical to our success in the years to come, and you individually are going to be critical to our success in the years to come. And we want to send a signal to all kinds of young people who may be thinking about the Foreign Service that they are going to be critical in terms of projecting not just America's power, but also America's values and America's ideals.
The inheritance of our young century demands a new era of American leadership. We must recognize that America's strength comes not just from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from our enduring values. And for the sake of our national security and the common aspirations of people around the globe, this era has to begin now.
Gates has also advocated for increasing the State Department's budget, citing the need to "focus our energies on the other elements of national power that will be so crucial in the coming years." During a November 26, 2007, lecture, Gates said [5]:
Despite the improvements of recent years, despite the potential innovative ideas hold for the future, sometimes there is no substitute for resources -- for money.
Funding for non-military foreign-affairs programs has increased since 2001, but it remains disproportionately small relative to what we spend on the military and to the importance of such capabilities. Consider that this year's budget for the Department of Defense -- not counting operations in Iraq and Afghanistan -- is nearly half a trillion dollars. The total foreign affairs budget request for the State Department is $36 billion -- less than what the Pentagon spends on health care alone. Secretary [Condoleezza] Rice has asked for a budget increase for the State Department and an expansion of the Foreign Service. The need is real.
What is clear to me is that there is a need for a dramatic increase in spending on the civilian instruments of national security -- diplomacy, strategic communications, foreign assistance, civic action, and economic reconstruction and development. Secretary Rice addressed this need in a speech at Georgetown University nearly two years ago. We must focus our energies beyond the guns and steel of the military, beyond just our brave soldiers, sailors, Marines, and airmen. We must also focus our energies on the other elements of national power that will be so crucial in the coming years.
Now, I am well aware that having a sitting Secretary of Defense travel halfway across the country to make a pitch to increase the budget of other agencies might fit into the category of "man bites dog" -- or for some back in the Pentagon, "blasphemy." It is certainly not an easy sell politically. And don't get me wrong, I'll be asking for yet more money for Defense next year.
Still, I hear all the time from the senior leadership of our Armed Forces about how important these civilian capabilities are. In fact, when Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen was Chief of Naval Operations, he once said he'd hand a part of his budget to the State Department "in a heartbeat," assuming it was spent in the right place.
After all, civilian participation is both necessary to making military operations successful and to relieving stress on the men and women of our armed services who have endured so much these last few years, and done so with such unflagging bravery and devotion. Indeed, having robust civilian capabilities available could make it less likely that military force will have to be used in the first place, as local problems might be dealt with before they become crises.
From the January 23 edition of CNN's The Situation Room:
BLITZER: Hillary Clinton's power grab -- at least some are calling it that. The secretary of state wants to take back resources that she feels rightfully belong to her department.
BLITZER: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is settling in on her new job, rallying her diplomatic troops, and revealing her priorities. Let's go to the State Department. Our foreign affairs correspondent, Jill Dougherty, is monitoring this Day Two of Secretary Clinton's tenure.
DOUGHERTY: Wolf, Secretary Clinton has been doing some intensive telephone diplomacy today, reaching out to allies in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia even as the administration is beginning some intensive reviews of foreign policy hot spots.
[begin video clip]
DOUGHERTY: Hillary Clinton is back on the campaign trail, this time to take back power and resources for the State Department.
CLINTON: My goal is to make sure we match the mission and the resources.
DOUGHERTY: The message drew cheers from staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development. The U.S. military is now doing jobs that used to be done by diplomats, like handing out dollars to support small business in Iraq. Clinton says that that should stop.
CLINTON: Captains and majors and lieutenant colonels are given unfettered resources through the Commander's Emergency Response Program to spend as they see fit -- to build a school, to open a health clinic, to pave a road. And our diplomats and our development experts have to go through miles of paperwork to spend 10 cents.
DOUGHERTY: Just two days on the job, Clinton is flexing her muscles. Traditionally, a new president visits the Pentagon first. Instead, he visited the State Department. And a verbal slip by the vice president showed how the new team is putting diplomacy and Hillary Clinton in the lead.
VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: In a moment, Mr. President, you're going to announce two new powerful weapons in our -- I guess the secretary is going to announce -- two very powerful weapons in our diplomatic arsenal.
[end video clip]
DOUGHERTY: But Hillary Clinton also knows that if she wants to get more resources for State, she has to make that case. And that means making a more efficient operation and one that can react quickly in times of crisis or in other hot spots around the world. Wolf.
BLITZER: Let's see how she does, Jill. Thanks very much.
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Hey everyone, I'm looking for a wrx, anywhere from 02-05. Anything newer is out of my 10k budget. I found one that I'm interested in, but after reading some threads I'm starting to wonder if I really want to get it or not.
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Like it says, the engine has 36k on it and is under warranty but the rest of the car has 172k. He told me today that he has replaced a lot of parts and put a lot of money into the car because he wanted to keep it for a long time but he's having a kid. It clearly has some performance parts on it because he thinks it's making 300hp.
I'm just concerned because if something goes wrong with this car I will not have the funds to repair it since I'm going to college next year.
What I'm really getting at is does this look sketchy or legit? I have no experience with subarus, but I do know my way around mustangs and 240's and could pick up most of the basics of working on a subaru I assume.
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Homecoming: The Kansas City Symphony Presents Joyce DiDonato
PBS Arts Architect Moshe Safdie's extraordinary new Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts provides the stunning backdrop for a performance-documentary profiling the Grammy Award-winning musicians of the Kansas City Symphony, their vibrant artistic director and conductor Michael Stern, and the radiant, internationally celebrated mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato. A concert wrapped by documentary narratives, this Arts Festival special tracks Ms. DiDonato's nostalgic return to her hometown, and her thrilling Kauffman Center debut, after a triumphant appearance with Placido Domingo at The Metropolitan Opera in New York. Together, Joyce DiDonato, Maestro Stern and the Kansas City Symphony create a musical program as grand and ambitious as the Kauffman Center itself. Produced by Kansas City Public Television (KCPT) in association with veteran PBS music producers James Arntz & John Paulson.
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Terrible. Joyce is great, but this edited piece of junk doesn't let you listen to even a single piece of music through or without interruption by commentary. The editors/producers should be ashamed. They are denegrating the arts as they pretend to to promote them.
Great show. Good for Kansas City and good for the viewers who might not have seen the Kaufman Center. Glad to share it with my friends from other cities.
I love Joyce, have respect for the KC Symphony, and the new hall looks nice. But I had to stop watching once it became clear that we were not to be allowed to *listen* to the music and enjoy the performances. It wasn't a televised concert, it was some kind of "documentary," put together by people that had no regard for the performers, the composers or the listeners/viewers. What a wasted opportunity! Shame on you PBS.


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aren't they solitaire animals?
Great pics..It seems that big cat populations have been going up all over the country. Most of the big cats are also night runners and you wont see much of them in the daylight hours. We got panthers around here.. people report sightings now and then to the game and fish dept. Of course like any good government agency they deny there are any around here just like they denied any bear in the state and when a fella shot and killed one of those big black figments of his imagination they wanted to put him in jail :roll:


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Women's Soccer Entertains Michigan Tech on Sunday
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Green Bay welcomes Michigan Tech to Santaga Stadium on Sunday in non-conference action. Sunday's match will be just the second contest between the two squads in program history. The Phoenix won the first-ever meeting, 4-2, last season at home.
Green Bay is 3-2-3 this season, most recently seeing its match at Wisconsin cancelled on Wednesday. The Phoenix will kick off a string of three-consecutive matches at home where they are a perfect 3-0 this season.
Hekla Palmadottir (Akranes, Iceland) leads the team with seven points on two goals and three assists, and Heidi Hartmann (Plymouth, Minn.) has five points with a goal and three assists. In net, Katy Pilarzyk (Madison, Wis.) and Nastacia Behle (St. Paul, Mo.) have split duty, posting a combined 1.15 goals-against average and a .722 save percentage.
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Counter-intuitively, a growing number of females participate in Jihad. They martyr themselves for a religion that is so oppressive to women that it instructs them to wear burqas. Some women's beautiful eyes made even a burqa too immodest. Why would women want 72 virgins? Why would they want eternal erections? I think humor is one [Read More…]
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Inspired by beautiful textiles and a love of making things with her hands, Jess Brown made a commitment thirteen years ago to give her children handmade gifts that would have lasting heirloom significance. She crafted her first rag doll for her daughter out of old cashmere sweaters and antique scrap fabrics. Today she operates a small collaborative of friends in her hometown of Petaluma, CA making incredible rag dolls.
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Before every Arsenal fixture, we'll bring you a Scouting Report on the Gunners' next opponents.
Arsène Wenger and his players travel to Reading in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup on Tuesday, so to find out more we asked tactical expert Michael Cox and local journalist Jonathan Low for their views.
Many clubs battling relegation from the Premier League would field a reserve side in the Capital One Cup, but former Arsenal midfielder Brian McDermott has committed to the competition with a strong starting XI in Reading's previous two rounds.
Reading currently have the lowest pass-completion rate in the Premier League - they aren't necessarily a long-ball side, but there's a typically old-fashioned feel to their football. The ball is played out wide to a couple of pacy wingers, where Jobi McAnuff has collected four assists in his last four league games, and the wide players cross towards primary striker Pavel Pogrebnyak. In fact, Reading are not dissimilar in style to Schalke, who caused Arsenal such problems at the Emirates last week - even if they lack the raw quality of the German side.
McDermott can use two separate formations. When he wants to get a grip on midfield, Pogrebnyak is deployed up front alone with support from midfielder Danny Guthrie, but when Reading need to be more direct, the Russian is joined by Adam LeFondre. The former approach appears more likely against an Arsenal side that regularly dominate possession, but a 4-4-2 is a possibility if McDermott wants to go on the attack.
Defensively, Reading are rather passive, their forwards sometimes chase opponents, but the side generally sits deep in two banks of four and doesn't press as a unit. This will make it difficult for Arsenal to find space in the final third, and Arsène Wenger's side might be better off attacking the Reading defence quickly - their centre-backs aren't particularly fast, and through balls in behind them can cause problems. Having conceded more shots than any other Premier League side so far this season, Arsenal should get plenty of goalscoring opportunities, it's just a question of putting the ball in the net.
I think there will be a few changes from the side that drew with Fulham at the weekend. Adam Federici could come back into the side along with Noel Hunt if he's fit. I don't think Reading will be expecting to win the game. The pressure is off and anything other than a defeat is a bonus. They need to start picking up results in the Premier league and I think that's their main priority. I think that the majority of the players involved will be from the first team.
McAnuff has looked good in midfield, and Kaspars Gorkss has performed solidly at the heart of defence. He reads the game really well, though he is lacking a bit of face. Pogrebnyak has been inconsistent since he signed. There haven't been too many stand-out performers so far though.
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|Yea, I though Breck closing weekend was going to be a zoo so I hit basin and Loveland Pass that weekend. Really fun at the pass
Less craziness at Breck than Vail on Closing Day
Breck was a lot more mellow on closing day than Vail was last weekend on its closing day. Perhaps we just didn't know where to go, but there was no organized out of control partying at Breck like there was in Vail. Some costumed people at Breck, (the three boarders in business suits, one even carrying a laptop bag; Winnie the Pooh, a dude in a prom dress et al), but nothing like the freak fest in Vail. We knew people at Vail, and had an awesome time hanging with them, but we couldn't participate in the heavy drinking at Vail for our own safety's sake.
Also, Ski Patrol at Vail makes a pass at 4PM, let's eveyone know that they are on their own after that and allows people to stay on the mountain and party. At Breck the SP was shepherding us down after 4.
Either way, we had an awesome time closing out the resorts, but it is interesting to see the differences
Road conditions are much different now.
The drive home from Breck this weekend was drastically different from last weekend when we drove from Vail. Dry roads are a luxury. We made it home to Wash Park from Breck in 90 minutes, easy!
Sounds like a great finish.
The drive is super mellow now, and I am glad for it. It was pretty much a pain in the arse up until the main closing weekend.
I was up riding Winterpark on Sunday and didn't get to driving home until about 5. No traffic issues what so ever, except for the occasional jerk semi, but that's just I70 for you.
|nice...sounds like a fun way to close out the season at breck. i'm thinking of hitting the basin this week since the drive up and down should be a lot more mellow now.
Mellow closing weekend in Breck
It was bittersweet in Breckenridge this weekend (4/19-20/08). Saturday was very warm, topping out in the 50's, but the snow pack was holding its own at the higher elevations with slight yellow snow patches occurring as you neared the lifts. Mrs. DBtv and I took a few runs down Peak 9 early in the day, then headed over to Peak 7 and had a great time. The snow was good with moderate spring conditions, but it made for very good riding.
We made it over to see Robert Randolph rocking out on Ridge street at the Spring Massive concert. The scene was packed and Robert was tearing it up.
Sunday morning I got up to the top of Peak 9 early and rode ice for a few runs until I spied the groomers at work on American run, and I took a few turns down that until Mrs. DBtv got us checked out of Great Divide and headed over to the Beaver Run Express where I hooked up with her and we headed over to Peak 7 where we rode all the runs a couple of times, until Ski Patrol closed that mountain for the last time this season. Conditions were starting to deteriorate by the end at the bottom but we had a super time all afternoon over there. Then we headed down Claimjumper to start heading home to Peak 9 via Peak 8. We stopped at the Vista Haus restaurant (top of Peak 8) for Mrs. DBtv to inspect the plumbing, and were honored to have Ski Patrol hustle us out of there as the season was officially over it being past 4PM. We slid down 4 O'Clock to Beaver Run and 07-08 at Breck was over for us. What an awesome season that began with the Snowboarding Grand Prix in December and progressed through some of the best snow in years and big time progression for me and Mrs. DBtv.
There's a lot of good snow left on the mountain in Breck but it is starting to melt fast.
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Recently, after reviewing and providing feedback on a student's business plan, the student responded, "I can launch my business without a business plan; all this planning seems like a waste of time." At first, I thought he was joking. However, I could read by the look on his face that he was serious. I am sure you can imagine the conversation that followed.
The next day when I reflected on the conversation, I had a moment of satori. I could see that startups share the same risk/reward profile as business process management initiatives. Just like startups, BPM initiatives promise huge returns to investors and stakeholders. Additionally, just like startups, BPM initiatives are fraught with risks such as inadequate funding, low adoption, and difficulty attracting skilled resources.
My conversation with the student about the importance of business planning seemed to parallel conversations I often have with enterprise architects and business architects launching or retooling their BPM initiatives. Most tend to overestimate the BPM's potential rewards and downplay — or do not fully understand — the risks involved with launching a BPM initiative. However, for the most successful BPM initiatives, I have found that their leaders tend to have a "lean startup" mentality.
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Water is less than 6 inches deep for 500 hundred yards or more at the "delta" and only way we made it through was with Mud Buddy cranked wide open running on top of mud and shells until bottomed out, then had to pull to deep enough for motor to get grip again.
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A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to review my shopping experience at my local Midlands Cooperative supermarket in Dibdale Road, Dudley, West Midlands. I planned an entire week of dishes purchased when we went shopping there. Now we have tried all the food, I am now ready to give you my verdict on our entire experience.
Shopping Experience: We arrived at the store at about 2pm on a Sunday afternoon. The store car park was quiet and we were able to get a parent and child car parking space with ease. We went in and got a trolley and put Thomas in it. Unfortunately, we discovered that the trolleys did not have a lap strap to hold Thomas in so all the round the shop, he was able to move about quite easily. I did not think he would fall out but I was a bit on edge as he was moving about quite a bit.
The store was well laid out and despite not being as large as some other supermarkets in the wider area, it had a good selection of products which were all easy to find and logically laid out. I was impressed to find Iberico Chorizo and some Dorset Cereals porridge which I have been looking for a while. The baby area was small but had everything you needed. The fruit and vegetables had some empty areas but staff were refilling the shelves as we went round the store. When we got to the till to pay, there was only one person on. We did not have to queue for long but the people behind us did. (We had a trolley load!!) I think they should of brought someone else onto the till to assist the people behind us quicker.
Food Experience: For a week, we ate every dinner and some bits in between from the store (see meal plan) and I have to say, we were generally very impressed. We loved the Hot and Spicy chicken breasts and the tear & share garlic bread. All the meat and fish was of the highest quality. We were slightly disappointed by the steak and ale pie and the chilli con carne sauce as they were lacked in flavour and slightly bland. They both have the potential to be improved and I am sure with a few minor tweaks they would be amazing. The fajitas were from Discovery and were are on offer at the time of our visit. They were gorgeous and we will have them again in the future.
Overall Experience: We were very impressed with our overall experience. The store had a wide ranging selection of products, was well laid out and all the food sold there was of the highest quality. I wish we lived closer to this supermarket as I would probably go there quite a bit if I did not need to do a big shop but needed more than a corner shop range offered. I am going to keep my fingers crossed that they open one nearer to me soon!
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|heres a small update guys so early this morning i took them both out around 640AM, i thought i saw Ares go pee but im not 100% sure because i dropped my keys. came in and ate at 7 and at 9 she pooped outside i was really happy so i praised her right away. took her to the vet and got her dewormed she goes back the 5th? or 7th for her first series of shots. then me and my gf played with them and i took them both out afterwards and she peed right away, starting to think she is getting the hang of this, she dont seem to be crying in the crate as much either when she is in there she sleeps, according to my gf sh cries a bit then sleeps when shes in there. but she is showing process it seems
|I have a 12 week old puppy that I crate. I crate her when we leave the house (no longer than three hours. I do work from home so she isn't in the crate all the time. It also helps that I have a doggy door all my dogs use during the day, and she is pretty much house trained due to our routine. When I first started at night, she would cry all night long for a few days. The past week she has consistently slept in the crate. She even goes in her crate voluntarily around the time I usually put her in the crate. I bought a drip waterer for her but I don't feed her in the crate. 1) Its not fair to feed her and then pen her up over night and she needs to go outside because I put food in there. 2) She needs the feeding routine as well and we don't feed at night. I feed her four to five hours before she goes to bed. She is fed on a schedule and eats plenty. She eats at 7am (1 1/2 cups each feeding - she doesn't eat it all but gets her fill), noon, and 6pm at the latest. I let her out around 8pm for her to go potty and then again at 10 just before I put her in for the night. She has had only one accident in the cage and did cry to be let out so it was my fault I did not recognize what she needed. I had been giving her things to chew on and eat at that time, and that is why I quit feeding her in the crate. Every time I put her in the cage she gets something to entertain her. At night, she gets a cow hoof and a toy. During the day, she gets a Kong with a treat in it because when I return she is let outside immediately to go to the bathroom. She sleeps in the crate from 10pm to 6:30am. In the beginning, she needed out at 1 or 2am (8 to 9 weeks of age) then she went until 4 or 5 (9 to 10 weeks of age), and now she goes until 6:30am (that's when everyone gets up). Once she went until 7 and I think she could have gone longer because when I came to open the cage, she just laid there wagging her tail sleepily. lol She knows her routine very well and even goes through the motions without being prompted. You have to be consistent and patient. The younger the less amount of time they can go without needing to go outside because their bladder and colon is little. As they age, they can go longer. She has quit crying at night for the past two weeks. Before that, she cried all night long for a few nights, then intermittently throughout the night, and finally stopped at 10 weeks. I would go up and check her when she would cry and make sure she didn't need to go out or water. However, I didn't go up right away to be sure it wasn't just wanting out of the crate. Once I am certain she is completely house trained, she will no longer closed up in her crate. The door will not be shut and she can come and go as she pleases just like my other dogs, but that is going to be awhile - i.e. past accidents in the house and puppy getting into things she shouldn't stages.
|Probably is crying to be let out to go potty? Doesn't want to go in her space. The crying/whining/yelping + the not going on the pad + the immediately peeing out of the crate points to that conclusion. It's a good thing. She will be an easy candidate to house-train.
|Love and patience, she's a teeny baby. Heck most of us don't even get our pups until they are 7 weeks old so you are really dealing 'puppy' issues.
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According to her previous thread, pup is 5 WEEKS old, not 5 months.
In this case...
1. Good that she will pee away and not in her crate. You want the crate to be a "you hold it while you're here" place, not a bathroom. So that is GOOD.
2. Whining, crying, and yelping are all normal. Make a schedule though during the night to take her out to pee, a puppy this age can not be expected to hold it the entire night. But ONLY let her out when she is silent. Otherwise, a hot water bottle in a towel and a ticking clock could help... And earplugs for the human household.
3. Don't take her out and start playing. Her coming out of the crate means bathroom time. Take her out immediately and don't bring her back in until she pees/poos, and make a huge happy deal over it. Don't punish for mistakes indoors at this age (some would say any age), as she is just doing what she needs to do. Playtime is after pee time.
4. Keeping the crate near you vs away is up to the individual. I had my pup's crate on my bed with me until she was sleeping through the night, and now she's in a larger crate on the floor, in my bedroom though bc that's the only place there's room and my older dog uses the crate as part of steps up to my/our bed.
5. Crate is a good place. Play with her in it. Give her a favorite toy in it. Feed her a few times in it, etc. You can dial back on this after a while, but at first, just promote how wonderful the crate is.
6. Don't worry. She's a baby. More a baby than people who bring home 8 or 10 week old puppies. Take it slow, make a pee schedule, and give her something to rely on. And she will make mistakes. But be proactive, and enjoy her.
BTW, did you ever take her to the vet? Not for shots, but a checkup and wormer and some advice from him/her is a great thing to go off of.
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It's GREAT she's not using the pee pad in the crate. The entire point of crate training is they do NOT want to pee where they live!
If she's 5 months old, how many miles of exercise is she getting each week? Off leash is best.
Are you able to socialize by taking her on car rides for a few hours of visiting new people/places/things each week?
How are the puppy classes going? She do well in class?
You able to get a good start on ---> http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...s-puppies.html
I know it helps me to review alot of training because I tend to rush and skip steps, causing a breakdown in the training. Have you gone thru this lately --> http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...uppy-cage.html
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I'd feed her in her crate...let her get use to it when she is in a 'tired' mode, but not overtired, and give her high value treats when you put her inside. Soon she will see the crate as her safe den.
I think many pups feel more secure in a plastic vari-kennel over the wire crates. I use a smaller one for the young pup kept in the bedroom right next to the bed...when pup outgrows it, then go to a larger one and then wire is more accepted, but I think wire can be dangerous in comparison to the plastic.
Wait, 5 months or 5 weeks?
Anyways, pee pads are incredibly counterproductive.
Keep her crate close to the door- as soon as she comes out of the crate, she goes outside until she potties- however long it takes. When you bring her back inside, she still needs to go out every 20 mins or so.
As for the crying, many puppies do it...especially that young. My pup screamed for quite a while. Initially, you have to just let them cry it out- no attention, no scolding, no nothing. Covering the crate with towels so they can't see out often helps.
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Hi guys, I have 2 concerns. Aries is 5 weeks old, I'm attempting to get her jump started on house training but lately she has been doing this thing where she cries and and yelps in her cage. I take her out to get some play time and she almost immediately pees somewhere. There is a pad in her crate so I don't know why she don't use that. What could I do abojt this? Also at night when everyone is trying to sleep she whines, cries, yelps, etc. I sleep next to her in the living room so this can help but she sleeps then randomly wakes up and starts all over again. How can I help this as well? Call comments and suggestions is appreciated
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