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I stopped buying Madden years ago. I like the NCAA game and have bought it the last few years even though I have a few problems with it. The new screenshots look spectacular.
I stopped buying Madden years ago. I like the NCAA game and have bought it the last few years even though I have a few problems with it. The new screenshots look spectacular.
And now his fires have gone out.
Here's a link that will show you every single picture of NCAA 12 to date. It's much easier than clicking on links to take you to individual plays.
Here is a bunch of news screenshots that seem to focus on the presentation as well as the small details that make the game accurate (bowl patches, team pregame stuff, footsinking into snow, etc.)
The developed also released a new blog updating everyone while at the same time not revealing anything. They did say that you can now customize your in game music much like NBA 2k11, MLB: The Show, and many other new sports games. JCane I know you'll like that cause you can play Kanye as your team comes on the field.
Here is the cover art:
Looks like Madden might actually be pretty reasonable. I think I'm going to be sucked back into it this year. Bunch of screenshots over on operationsports if anyone is interested.
For anyone interested the NCAA Football 12 demo comes out on June 28th. I'm a little disappointed that it's coming out so late, as I expect it to be released this Tuesday, the 14th. I'll be out of town from the 27th until the 4th so I essentially won't get the demo until a week before the game comes out.
Agree with all the posts here. I've bought madden throughout the years and i think the last time i was amazed with it was in 2002... until today, it hasn't really changed much. Obviously if we take madden 2002 and compare it with madden 2011, they must have huge differences i guess.... but between years it just hasn't caught my eye as much as those back then. Sadly enough there are some people who still dare to say Madden 11 is worse than Espn 2k5, which i don't really disagree much... so that just gives you a hint of what madden has been progressing..
Last year i bought NCAA 11 and went over a year of franchise playing, which hasn't happened to me with madden for ages, so that made me get more excited about the next ncaa game, which is about the only football game available to play that has decent playability.
tough times for me right now, but im working overtime tomorrow night so i can afford to buy ncaa 12 when it drops. yes i lead a rather sad life


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OK second try....Happy Thanksgiving to you. And I think that I can smell the turkey all the way from here.
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Happy Thanksgiving Lori! I hope you have a great day and eat waaaaayyyyy too much-enjoy:@)
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Happy Thanksgiving to you Lori. I am very excited about our family dinner tomorrow, its at my place. With everyone in the family inviting their friends ect, I may end up with half of Ontario in my dining room! Diane
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Hope your Thanksgiving is wonderful and filled with family and friends. Ours is about 40 days away and I'll get to see my grands! Soooooo excited!
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Sweet Lori To you and your close ones, Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy Belated Thanksgiving! Did you manage to come down to the greenhouse for your giant mums this year??!!
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And I hope yours was great too !
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There is nothing more exciting than getting together will all your friends for the big event, Selection Sunday. You wait all season for it, watching your favorite teams going from on the bubble to large contender in the elite March Madness tournament.
Coincidentally, this year March Madness' Selection Sunday also falls on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, a day known for crazy shenanigans and of course green beer. At Valley River Inn we decided that this was something to celebrate so we are hosting a Selection Sunday/ St. Patrick's event where Widmer Brewery is cosponsoring with us to offer a March Madness bracket with all proceeds going to KIDSPORTS Basketball Camp. We are offering amazing prizes such as a brand new 40in flat screen TV and a Date Night Package to the individuals who can guess the bracket most accurately.
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When you create a shortcut to a resource on a mapped network drive, and then remap the same drive to a different network resource, Windows attempts to connect to the original network resource when you access the shortcut.
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(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/132658/EN-US/ )Shortcut to Deleted NetWare File May Open Wrong File
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Windows 95The Shortcut.exe tool is included in the Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit and is also located in the Admin\Apptools\Envvars folder on the Windows 95 CD-ROM.
Windows NTThe Shortcut.exe tool is included in the Microsoft Windows NT Server Resource Kit Version 4.0, Supplement One, in the I386\Desktop folder, MIPS\Desktop folder, and ALPHA\Desktop folder on the Windows NT Server Resource Kit CD-ROM.
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NOTE: If you want to disable only the automatic resolution, and you are not concerned about deleting the UNC path information from the shortcut, you should perform only steps 1 and 2. The shortcut must contain both a UNC path and a static path.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/134401/EN-US/ )Windows 95 Resource Kit Readme.txt File
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If shortcut resolution has been disabled, it is resolved to the specified static path. Note that the original UNC path information is still contained within the shortcut.
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(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/161100/EN-US/ )File May Be Truncated When Copied to a Full Network Drive
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/138014/EN-US/ )File May Be Truncated to Zero Bytes When Copied Onto Itself
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/136834/EN-US/ )Error Copying Read-Only Files to Core SMB Server
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/160807/EN-US/ )Cannot Connect to Windows NT Server with Many Shares
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I am a very new TIGer and decided that a cart for the Dyn200 would be a good starting project. Well, sort of. I also wanted to go "water cooled", but objected to $400-$600 for a cooler. Why not build one, I think. So I did.
The reservoir for the liquid is two pieces of aluminum rectangle box tube approximately 3in. X 6in. X 15 inches long. They are 1/4 in. thick. The end plates are 3/8 thick. A bit of overkill, I think. I live in Anchorage, Alaska, & metal (other than rebar & big box store crs) is pretty darn scarce. So I use what I can locate. I welded that reservoir with an aircooled 17 torch. Yepper, got pretty warm. 'bout maxed out the Dyn, also. This was my first attempt at Aluminum, & I would classify the experience as "humbling". Many of the welds look like a big seagull pooped on it, but it doesn't leak. The actual cooler is a heater core from a pickup and the pump is a regular Procon pump from EBay. The pump came with a 220V motor, so I hunted for a 220v fan to go with it. That wasn't all that easy, either. The one in the pic is rated at 300 CFM. I am not sure that the reservoir would even be needed with that baby, it really moves some air.
The body of the cart is 1 inch square aluminum with 0.125 walls. Yep, that is pretty heavy also. I figured that the heavier stock would be less prone to burn through while I was learning. Some of the welds on it are actually OK. I had the cooler finished by the time I started on the actual cart and had acquired a CK Flex Loc torch in the 9/20 size. I REALLY LIKE THAT TORCH.
The Dyn has round rubber feet that set in homemade aluminum "washers" which are welded to the cross pieces. The cooler is bolted to the lower cross pieces from below.
I really had a lot of fun with these two projects. It will be pleasant, in the future, to look back at the welds, & (hopefully) think that I have improved over the years.
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New TIG Cart
great job.
your going to have a lot of fun with the Dyn200. and looking back at the first welds will be fun, or they may inspire you to rebuild it. aether way will be fun.thanks for the help
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Very nice! I'm working on my first cart this week.. I'm about 80% done..The bottom is 4130 tubing while the platformm for teh TIG it's self is just some 6061 strap and angle..Should look pretty neat when done, but probably not as clean as that cooler setup you builtDynasty 200DX
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Thanks for the kind words.
I appreciate the kind words about my cart. Too bad the pics are such low quality. I took to heart the guidelines about the size & resolution when creating them.
Back to the cart.
That cooler was a lot of fun, although in the final analysis, it could have been just cheaper to have purchased one. But then, I would not have gained the experience with the welding. It really does work well, though.
I am really enjoying this forum. Lots of knowledge here. So far, everyone has been helpful, & supportive. That is the way it should be.
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The Vans Warped Tour has announced the first group of performers that will be on the 2014 circuit. They are as follows: For Today, Stray from the Path, Air Dubai, Mixtapes, and Teenage Bottlerocket. The tour begins June 14, 2014 in Salt Lake City. You can view the dates below. Tickets are available…
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Kevin Lyman of Warped Tour recently addressed the prohibition on using terms like "mosh pit." Lyman took to Twitter to explain and discuss it over the past few days: If you [join a mosh pit, it's] fine. [But] if the bands do…
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Oliver Sykes, vocalist of English hardcore outfit Bring Me the Horizon, took to Twitter to claim that Warped Tour officials are apparently prohibiting bands from using terms like "mosh pit" or "wall of death." The singer explained: By…
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Fully embracing the increasingly younger audience that frequents the Warped Tour, organizer Kevin Lyman has decide to provide free access to the festival for parents. He explained: Patrons can pick up the ticket at the Vans tent out front. We've been noticing on our boards lots of fans without transportation. We decided everyday for 2013 should be Mother's and Father's day, so we will celebrate by giving any parent who is bringing someone [under 18]…
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Kimi Raikkonen: "I'm very happy for the team, and for myself also. You never know what's going to happen during the race; the safety cars made it quite tricky, but I've had similar races many, many times this year. Today we had a clear circuit to be able to use our speed. Perhaps we were not the fastest at the end, but we were quick enough and consistent enough to win so it's great for the team. We've had some difficult races in the second half of the season so it's fantastic to come back with a win."
Romain Grosjean: "I am very happy for Kimi as it's the win we were waiting for and it's an unbelievable result for the whole team. For myself I'm disappointed as I was running pretty well. It was a tight battle with three of us in a row at turn eleven, then Sergio [Perez] went off track at turn thirteen and came back on the inside at turn fourteen leaving me with no room to go anywhere else. Mark [Webber] then came from behind and we touched; it was a big shame. A great day for the team, but an unlucky one for me."
Fernando Alonso: "I'm happy with the way this weekend turned out. It's true that with Sebastian last, there was an opportunity to reduce the gap more significantly but it's equally true that our performance and our grid position could have seen us lose points in this Grand Prix. I repeat, they have the quicker car, we have the better team. Everyone fights with the weapons they have at their disposal: we will not manage to turn our car into the quickest of the pack with a wave of a magic wand, but we will counter their performance with the perfection of our team. The simulation put us somewhere between fourth and sixth and we finished second, therefore once again this was a more than perfect race, running at the maximum from start to finish. Sure, there were a number of unexpected retirements and two neutralisation periods that did not really come at the right time or suit us, but these are things beyond our control. We just had to stay focused on our race and that's what we did. Now we go to Austin, a new circuit for everyone: we have just had a taste of it on the simulator, but the track is something else. Let's hope we can get a good result and put on a good show in an important country like the United States. Tonight I will go to sleep thinking the glass is half full rather than half empty. We must be proud of what we have done, the work of the mechanics at the track and the engineers who tried to fine tune the car. I fought from start to finish: first with Maldonado, then Jenson and, in the end I tried to go and catch Kimi. I could not relax for a single lap. The best race of the year? It's still to come..."
Felipe Massa: "It was a difficult race for me. In particular, I suffered on the Softs because of more degradation than we had expected. On Friday, the long run seemed much better: we must understand what changed compared to two days ago. I had problems with the balance: understeer in the fast corners and oversteer in the slow ones. The duel with Webber was the vital moment, as it meant I lost a lot of places at a crucial point in the race. He tried to go round the outside of me and we touched. Then he cut the chicane and came back across the track, forcing me to spin to avoid hitting him. A shame, because I could at least have finished ahead of Kobayashi. In any case, I managed to bring home some points which are important for the Constructors' championship, as we have increased our lead over McLaren. At the next race, I too will have the technical updates that Fernando had here and we hope there will also be other ones to improve the car's performance. However, it's true that the track characteristics can alter the balance of power: here we saw that McLaren and Lotus were very strong, apart from Red Bull of course, but it's not certain that elsewhere it will be the same."
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Sebastian Vettel: "It was a good race for us today, a big chance for Ferrari and Fernando, but we didn't allow it. I enjoyed it a lot today, more than anything. I damaged the front wing pretty early with Bruno, which was not ideal, but we were able to carry on and not lose too much. Then, during the safety car, maybe I didn't pay enough attention. Daniel was slowing down, just as I was warming the tyres and I got surprised. I had to move to the right and hit the DRS board, which damaged the front wing. It was the worst time to have to pit from P13 and start again at the back of the field, then I had to do it all over again, passing everyone from the back. In the end, to finish third on the podium is just fantastic."
Mark Webber: "Nothing really worked out for us today. I think we were strong, but we never got free air and it's difficult here with traffic; we saw quite a few incidents where people were trying to pass. Ultimately, in the incident that ended my race, I tried to go down the inside when the cars ahead made contact, I thought there was an opportunity, but then Grosjean made contact with my car and that was the end for us. Whatever we tried today, it just wasn't working out."
Jenson Button: "Congratulations to Kimi [Raikkonen] - he's a man of few words, but he's all about racing. He deserved this victory today. For me, it was quite a fun race. I had a few good battles out there - with Mark [Webber], Sebastian [Vettel] and Pastor [Maldonado] - and they were particularly good fun. But, unfortunately, I didn't have the pace in the car to take the fight to the leaders today. The car felt very different from how it had on Friday - I just couldn't find the grip, which was strange. And, at the end, I couldn't have kept Sebastian back - he was on newer Options [tyres], so it was impossible to get the same amount of traction from my older Primes as he was getting from his newer Options. Lewis's retirement meant we dropped more points to Ferrari in the constructors' world championship. That was a great pity, but we have two big races remaining in which to make up the balance."
Lewis Hamilton: "I'm gutted; I'd had really good pace all weekend and I feel certain we could have won today. I had a fuel pressure problem - it was very sudden, I was just entering a corner and the car just died on me. The only mistake I made all weekend was having a brief moment on lap two, when my brakes weren't fully up to temperature and I locked up into Turn Eight. After that, however, everything was going really well. The car was a dream to drive - I was cruising and still pulling away when I had my problem. Nonetheless, we'll have more opportunities in Austin and Sao Paulo. I hope we can get back to the front - I'd love to take a win or two more for Vodafone McLaren


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So out of the blue I see that Innova released the Krait, DisCraft released Ti, and Innova has Blizzard Champion plastics in crazy light plastics. Maybe I am out of the loop, but does anyone know where to go online to get information on what the companies are working on next? I would like to be excited about what is coming up for the future of the sport.
Also, what are some of your FAVORITE disc golf related web sites? Have any that you visit everyday?
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Like Innova and Innova Factory Store on Facebook. Also, "Ask Dave" on the PDGA Discussion board.
Yeah like Rob said, most of the time the Innova factory store is the first one you here from for Innova. I think they have twitter also if you're into that. Discraft Isn't big on announcing stuff early but every now and then they drop hints of the facebook page.
You could check out Discraft.com, the upper left hand corner usually has latest releases. The right hand corner gives info on those. Don't forget to check out the video clinics available there also. As a rule manufacturers may drop hints here and there, but nothing is for sure until all the testing is done. That's why some discs never show up in certain types of plastic, or some models can't ever be made in super light wieghts. Hope that helps.
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I like this one the best, all you have to do is ask a question and you'll get any info you need.
I am not here very much, but when I do stop by, and can offer some help I do try to do so. One of the biggest things I continue to see, and have replied to before is still talking about the putting game, and in all honesty, buy the book Zen Golf, read it, re-read it, then read it again. I still have a quote on their site from 3 or 4 years ago..it was just below Kristi Mikelson's at one time. I have a new "novella" so to speak on my Discraft bio page that I think, is worth reading. It all stems from the book Zen Golf. I have taught the philosophy at an NT Clinic, but it's hard to express "thought" in 13 inutes or less.
Let me know how it changes your game, and life if you decide to give it a try.
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what is your favorite quote from the book? Right now in the book in my head I got stuff like; you are a robot must make putt, and come on.
I have Read and Re-Read and Re-Read Zen Golf on Sheila's recommendation. It has helped me IMMENSELY with my Mental game over the past 3-4 months. THANK YOU for the Recommendation Sheila. :)
I guess what stands out to me right now is pg 54, and "avoid the any ways". It's so easy to get sucked into making a poor shot because you didn't prepare and commit to a shot. Yes, there are a lot of books out there to help your game. As much as I enjoyed Bob Rotella's books. He tells you, you need to settle down, but, doesn't actually give you the tools to difuse the situation. But, even more important, Zen Golf not only gives you the tools, it helps you catch your thoughts, and emotions BEFORE it becomes a situation. I have pointed out that some things will be more pertinent to your game in April, versus November. That's why you need to continue reading it.
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"The best scampi ever. Will melt in your mouth. Serve with a rice pilaf and salad for a wonderful meal."
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fresh shrimp, shelled and deveined without tails
1/2 cup
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4 cloves
garlic, minced
shallot, chopped
1/2 cup
fresh parsley, minced
1/2 teaspoon
dried oregano, crushed
2 tablespoons
white wine
2 tablespoons
This was absolutely the best shrimp scampi ever! it was simple, yet fantastic! If you follow the recipe its great. I threw some feta cheese on top of the shrimp before broiling it. You shouldn't rate the recipe based on your experience with it after changing the recipe. Its unfair for those who haven't tried it yet to consider it with a bad rating based on your recipe instead of the original one.
This wasn't bad but I have had better. I added more garlic. I also thought it needed some lemon and maybe a little butter. I will not make again.
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Great recipe for scampi. Tossed the brandy/wine mixture with some angel hair pasta, parmesan, red pepper flakes and poured the olive oil/shrimp over the top. It turned out great! The key with the shrimp is to fully butterfly them, dry them out using a paper towel, flour them and refrigerate before sauteing. Good luck and happy eating
I have ordered shrimp scampi in restaurants plus I have also made it myself several times, but this recipe, by far, beats them all!!! It really does melt in your mouth. Subtle crispness on the outside and sooooo tender inside....yummmmmmmmm! :)
This was delicious! Instead of the brandy, I added a little half & half, white wine & flour. Topped w/ fresh parmesean cheese.
I wasn't overly impressed with this recipe. It wasn't bad, but I felt like it was missing something. I will try it again, and maybe tinker with it a bit.
Update (9/10) - I made this again, adding green onions and some lemon juice (1/4 lemon), and loved it. I also let the shrimp sit in the flour mixture about seven minutes before sauteeing, and added one small diced roma tomato to the garlic mixture - to imitate the scampi made at a restaurant famous for it's cheesecake. Thanks for the recipe!
Good but not the absolute best. I made no changes to the recipe followed it percisely. It has great texture and flavor. I suppose I was hoping for something more garlicky and buttery (shrimp scampi served at Red Lobster). I'll keep searching though. I won't add this to my regular rotation but I will keep it handy.
Very delicous. We added 1 T lemon juice at the end. We used butter instead of olive oil. No brandy in the house, but still very yummy. How to chop fresh parsley??? Trim stems and cut parsley using kitchen scissors in a small, tall sided bowl. Makes the chopping process so much easier. Will make again and again!
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Wuthering Bites
Author: Sarah Gray
Pub Date: August 31, 2010
Imprint : Kensington
'Is he a ghoul or a vampire?' I mused. I had read of such hideous incarnate demons. And then I set myself to reflect how I had tended him in infancy, and watched him grow to youth, and followed him almost through his whole course; and what absurd nonsense it was to yield to that sense of horror. 'But where did he come from, the little dark thing, harboured by a good man to his bane?' muttered. (Wuthering Heights, Chapter XXXIV)Nelly Dean's explicit exposition of Heathcliff's vampiric trends in the final chapters of Emily Brontë's novel mark one of the many layers with which Emily Brontë wrapped Wuthering Heights. This one, bordering on the Gothic horror stories is not entirely inconsistent with the nature of a novel which, at times, seems closely associated to Romanticism (and, of course, John Polidori's novella The Vampire (1819) comes to mind(1)) and particularly the German Romantics, where the liebestod and the Vampiric tradition (explicit or not) were quite present(2).
In recent years there have been several explorations of the vampiric intertext in Wuthering Heights(3) which are contemporary of the vampire mass media invasion in which we are still immersed. From the pioneering New Romantic approach of John Badham's film Dracula (1979) (later maximised and given seal of critical approval by Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula 1992) to the recent boom of teenage drama with Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series as its flagship, vampires have appealed to the inner fears and interests of audiences and considered a particularly effective way to convey discourses about integration, tolerance, growing up, violence ... you name it.
Mash-up novels could not be an exception and since the beginning of this recent 'golden age'(4) vampires have been used to subvert (or pervert) with more or less fortune the original texts. After the above introduction it seemed pretty obvious that Wuthering Heights could have been an ideal playground to reinterpret the story and put the vampire inside Heathcliff in the foreground. Regrettable as it is, Sarah Gray's garlic-packed Wuthering Bites is very far from being that novel.
Sarah Gray's(5) intentions in a way do not seem so far from it. She maintains the basic structure of the novel and the main events and characters are unchanged. She even manages to respect the most iconic dialogues and situations of Wuthering Heights which are attached to the collective memory. The novel nevertheless fails in the characters' delineation and in is tiresome in the description of the fantastic 'elements' which try to maintain a difficult equilibrium between the horrorful (for instance, the extraordinary scene which Nelly Dean sees from a window in Wuthering Heights in which Heathcliff is the protagonist which is a perfect example of what this novel could have been) and constant black humour (often gallows humour) which are in a way funny (in a silly way) but anticlimatic. But we will return to this later, as this reviewer is not quite sure about if this mixture is to his taste or not.
Sarah Gray's Wuthering Bites unavoidable problem, in its relation to Wuthering Heights, is that Emily Brontë's characters are beyond recognition. Heathcliff is the tortured fiend of the original novel, but that unexplainable fascination which Emily Brontë was able to integrate in her narrative is untraceable here. Maybe Sarah Gray explains too much about the reasons behind his behaviour (although the supposed late discovery has been anticipated so early that it lacks any kind of surprise element) or more possibly, Emily Brontë's narrative is not so easily replicated. Catherine is probably the character that survives the change more or less unaltered but Linton and Isabella are basically depthless characters and Hareton and Cathy are unrecognizable. The case of Lockwood deserves special attention as his evolution parallels in a way the distance between the paths taken by Wuthering Heights and Wuthering Bites. In a superficial fashion this Wuthering Bites Lockwood accomplished the same role that his counterpart in Wuthering Heights. He acts as a kind of distorted filter to Nelly Dean's narration and the story of Heathcliff and Catherine and behaves as a parody of the city's gentry in an escapade among the wild Yorkshire natives. But Sarah Gray's Lockwood is more exaggerated, erratic in his behaviour and concludes with a coda to the story which is the perfect metaphor of the way in which Wuthering Bites should be addressed, as a gigantic joke (whether funny or not is a matter of discussion) which is, nevertheless, neither consistently built nor coherent with the rest of the plot.
Nevertheless, this final joke brings us back to the question addressed above. Is the tone of the novel well-adjusted or is it its biggest mistake? This reviewer has to admit that he has not a definite answer. The first chapters read as if this novel was a Wuthering Heights horror retelling and the disappointment is notorious. But a few more chapters into it I realised that the problem was probably mine and I was not addressing Wuthering Bites in the correct way. Sarah Gray's novel is a literary exploit and it should be treated as such. The same way in which we don't judge, let's say Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead using the same parameters as a George A. Romero or a John Carpenter movie even when it covers the same subgenre. Exploitation is often synonymous with anarchy, silly nonsense and enormous quantities of fun. And Sarah Gray's novel is justly defined as an exploit of Wuthering Heights... more equivalent to a Joe D'Amato exploit than to a Lucio Fulci one though.
(1) It is plausible that the Brontës knew the novella as their interest for Lord Byron's works is well-known and for some time The Vampire was thought to be Byron's own work. Anyway it is a fact that the sisters were familiar with the term and the tales behind it as Charlotte Brontë also uses it when she describes Bertha Mason in Jane Eyre.
(2) For further information, see Allen, Maggie, Emily Brontë and the Influence of the German Romantic Poets, Brontë Studies, Vol. 30, March 2005 (and references therein)
(3) Nelson, Gillian, Vampiric Discourse in Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, Victorian Network, Issue 1, No1 (Summer 2009); Krishnan, Lakshmi, Why am I so changed? Vampiric Selves and Gothic Doubleness in Wuthering Heights, Journal of Dracula Studies, No 9 (2007); Stone, T.L., 'Is Heathcliff a Vampire?', The Kudzu Monthly, 1.4 (2001); Twitchell, James. Heathcliff as Vampire. Southern Humanities Review, 11:355-362 (1977).
(4) For an in-depth development of the mash-up phenomenon in relation to the Brontës, see our review of Jane Slayre.
(5) Sarah Gray is the pseudonym of Colleen Faulkner (aka Hunter Morgan, aka V.K. Forrest), prolific author of more than forty "historical romance, contemporary romance and suspense novels", according to her website. In her incarnation as V.K. Forrest she has published a vampire trilogy: Eternal, Undying and Inmortal.
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2 1/2 cups
1 cup
red lentils
1 teaspoon
vegetable oil
1 small
onion, chopped
3 cloves
garlic, minced
fresh tomato, chopped
1/3 cup
chopped celery
1/3 cup
chopped carrots
1/3 cup
chopped zucchini
1 (8 ounce) can
tomato sauce
1 teaspoon
dried basil
1 teaspoon
dried oregano
1 teaspoon
ground cumin
salt and pepper to taste
I LOVED this dish. I'm sure it would have been great as written, but I made a few changes and it came out really well: I diluted a can of garlic & basil pizza sauce to use in place of the tomato sauce, doubled the oregano, basil, and cumin, and added a few drops of hot sauce to the vegetable mixture. I also cooked the rice in vegetable broth instead of plain water and added 1/2 tsp. of onion powder to the broth for even more flavour. Thanks for the great recipe!
I followed the recipe to a "t" with the exception of the zuccini and celery and it came out dry. Im not sure what I could have done to keep it from getting dry during the baking time. :/
any suggestions? It was ok. not as good as I was hoping it would be.
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This was good, but nothing spectacular. I cooked the rice and lentils in the same pot, and instead of sprinkling the second half of the spices over top, I mixed them into the remaining tomato sauce. Instead of a fresh tomato, I used half a can of petite diced tomatoes. This has a great combination of vegetables, but I think it could benefit from a little extra tomato sauce on top, or perhaps some cayenne pepper in with the spices. Still, I thought this was pretty good, very healthy and I'll probably make it again.
I was soooo tempted to add cheese to this final product, but resisted that urge to keep it healthier. Like others suggested, I used canned tomatoes. I also put in a whole mix of veggies - broccoli, carrots, zucchini, summer squash, green beans and the onion & canned tomatoes.
Super simple & tasty!
Pretty nice, but if you're using red lentils, don't cook them this long! Cooking them for 15 minutes will turn them into an orange-ish paste. 5-7 minutes of cook time in boiling water will usually suffice.
This was really nice! I didn't have the vegetables mentioned in the recipe because I've been running low, so I just used some frozen mixed vegetables in the freezer and this still turned out so well! Instead of one tomato and the tomato sauce, I just used one whole can of chopped tomatoes - half cooked with the vegetables and half on top. I also added some cheese inside and on top. It was gooo-oood!
After a weekend away I was looking for a recipe to use the lentils and rice that I had in the refrigerator. This was perfect! Obviously I modified the recipe using lentils and rice that had been precooked and that were left-overs from a previous meal. In addition I had left-over vegies from fajitas, and asparagus from an omelet, spaghetti sauce (homemade), and some crisp bacon. I sauteed onion, garlic, celery and carrots...added them to the lentils and rice with the chopped bacon. I seasoned them with hot sauce and dried red chili peppers since the fajita vegies weren't "Italian" seasoned. Mixed in the leftover vegies and put about 1 cup of spaghetti sauce ('gravy' in our family) on top. It was great! My husband said, "This is another one of those dishes that we can never duplicate....darn it!" Thanks for helping me clean out the refrigerator, and get dinner on the table without going to the store!!
I left out the celery and added in some mushrooms, I also cooked the rice in vegetable stock instead of water. I am compiling a folder of easy vegetarian recipes for when my daughter goes to university in September. She has requested that this one definitely be included. Thankyou so much Allison.
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Lentil Rice and Veggie Bake
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 187
** Calories from Fat: 13
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En español | If your house is damaged by fire, it's a pretty sure bet that your homeowners insurance policy will cover the cost to repair it. But what if the damage results from something less common, such as mold or a meteor falling from the sky? Chances are you're also covered. Homeowners insurance policies vary, as do state laws, but typical policies cover many atypical claims. Here's a look at five of the more unusual things for which your homeowners insurance should foot the bill.
Dog bites
More than 4.7 million people are bitten by dogs each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, resulting in around 800,000 injuries that require medical attention. More than 50 percent of the bites occur on a dog owner's property.
"Dog bites are probably the single most common cause of liability claims on a homeowner's policy," says Bill Wilson of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America. The Insurance Information Institute (III) estimates that dog bites account for one-third of all liability claims.
According to Wilson, most homeowners insurance policies will cover the medical bills for someone bit by a dog — or a cat or snake or other domestic animal, for that matter — and even pay lost wages if the person can't work. On a typical homeowner's policy, liability coverage maxes out between $100,000 and $300,000. If you get sued and a judgment exceeds that amount, you're on the hook for the difference. The III says the average dog bite claim totals about $25,000.
For many homeowners, mold is a four-letter word that conjures up fears of illness and expensive cleanup. Indeed, the cost of mold remediation can run into the thousands of dollars. Whether your homeowners insurance policy will cover mold damage largely depends on the underlying cause of the mold.
In general, homeowners insurance will pay out for mold damage that's a direct result of a peril that's covered by your policy. Let's say mold, which needs moisture to thrive, is caused by water from a burst pipe, a covered peril. In that case, any resulting mold damage should be covered because the source of the water is covered by your policy.
But if mold is due to long-term neglect or overdue maintenance, rather than a sudden and unexpected covered peril, then homeowners insurance is unlikely to cover the damage. Possible scenarios include excessive humidity in an attic, seepage into a basement or leaky pipes and appliances. You usually need separate flood insurance to cover damage from flooding.
Even if mold is covered, check to see if your policy caps damage at a certain amount. If so, it's possible to buy additional coverage. Wilson says an extra $50,000 in mold coverage costs about $47 a year. The average annual premium for a homeowners insurance policy is $791, according to the III.


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The Rolling Stones
News about The Rolling Stones, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
May. 26, 2015
Rolling Stones begin 15-city ZIP Code North America tour in San Diego's Petco Park with concert of songs spanning their long history, joined by guitarist Gary Clark Jr and chamber choir from California State University at Long Beach, MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column profiles Kevin Gleeson, graphic artist for the New York Police Department who has been moonlighting as impersonator of Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards for 40 years. MORE
Jan. 18, 2015
Photography book The Rolling Stones features about 500 pages of photos and illustrations from band's earliest days through present. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
The Rolling Stones have postponed all seven concerts planned for a tour in Australia and New Zealand. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
The next leg of the Rolling Stones 50th-anniversary tour will take them to Australia and New Zealand in the spring. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
Workspace column; Chuck Leavell is director of environmental affairs for the Mother Nature Network, and he plays piano for the Rolling Stones; his office reflects his work with both the environment and his music--and his love of family. MORE
May. 22, 2013
If a library in England wanted to collect, Keith Richards would have to pay thousands of dollars. MORE
Apr. 3, 2013
The band will play several cities in California, as well as in Las Vegas, Toronto, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia. MORE
Dec. 10, 2012
Ben Ratliff reviews performance by band The Rolling Stones at the Barclays Center. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Rolling Stones, who have gone from radical hooligans to symbols of stability in the public's eye, celebrate their 50th anniversary with concerts in London and Newark as well as a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. MORE
Apr. 16, 2012
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood amends his original announcement that the band would be heading into a recording studio to work on some new tunes, saying that no plans had been set. MORE
Feb. 5, 2012
Rolling Stones, the Chieftains, the Beach Boys and El Gran Combo have all managed to stay relevant 50 years after they formed; all four bands, as a whole, have become standard bearers for pop music, and its surprising importance. MORE
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Only Rock 'N' Roll, but They're Still at It
As the director of the documentary "Shine a Light," Martin Scorsese is a besotted rock 'n' roll fan who wholeheartedly embraces its mythology.April 4, 2008 moviesReview
Swaggering Past 60, Unrepentant
Four decades ago, the Rolling Stones made their name by defying propriety. Now they are defying age. They opened their latest tour Sunday night at Fenway Park with an audience of 36,000 filling the stands, the outfield and balconies overhanging the stage for the first of two shows here. Age can be cruel to musicians, eroding voices and stamina. But yes, the Stones can still do it.August 23, 2005 artsNews
Rolling Stones Revel in the Act of Survival
In rock 'n' roll, idealism gets old pretty quickly. Angry young frontmen seem a lot less vital once they mature into middle-age earnest frontmen. Maybe that's why Mick Jagger still puts on such a great show -- because that seems to be the only thing on earth he really cares about. He stands for nothing, he falls for nothing, and it's starting to seem as if he -- and his band -- might last forever.September 27, 2002 nyregionReview
Stones Back to Classic Beat in New Tour
After youth, after sex appeal, after shock, after spectacle, after arrogance and long after guaranteed top-10 hits, what is left for the Rolling Stones is a simple thing -- music. The music of a classic rock backbeat, of two guitars tangling like strands of barbed wire, of a singer whose voice is a leathery bray and whose body twitches in syncopation from head to toe.September 4, 2002 usReview
Heart of Stones
The Stones' pirate-like swagger, their unsentimental view of sex, their shimmering ballads of longing and loss are all rooted in the blues tradition, as are their gritty, unvarnished meditations on love and death - qualities that help explain why the band's work continues to endure.October 12, 1997 magazineNews
Keith Richards: Stones Icon, Rock Survivor
Watching Keith Richards work is a little bit like seeing a piece of rock-and-roll soul in action. Now 48 years old, he remains one of the genre's central movers and motivators.October 18, 1992 artsBiography
The Rolling Stones Emerge in an Evocative New Edition
The Rolling Stones never even looked innocent, as one can see on their early album covers. They were making grown-up music from the beginning, and the rocking blues on their early albums has held up almost as well as original blues recordings by Muddy Waters or Jimmy Reed. It retains its gritty integrity, whether it's blasting from a tinny portable radio or heard through earphones on audiophile pressings.October 21, 1984 artsNews
Keith Richards Releasing a Solo Album
The solo album from Keith Richards will be his first in 23 years.
July 9, 2015, Thursday
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The Man Who Saw America
Looking back with Robert Frank, the most influential photographer alive.
July 5, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Frank, Robert , Photography , Books and Literature , Art , Poetry and Poets , Leaf, June , On the Road (Book) , Rolling Stones , Kerouac, Jack , The Americans (Book)
Robert Frank on a Vanished Friend and Collaborator
In some of the only footage available of the reclusive photographer, Frank talks about losing a friend, the photographer Danny Seymour.
July 5, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Documentary Films and Programs , Photography , Frank, Robert , Rolling Stones , Seymour, Danny (1945-73)
Chris Squire Made Prog Rock Rock
The visionary bassist poured a Stones-like street fighting spirit into Yes's ethereal music.
June 30, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Bach, Johann Sebastian , McCartney, Paul , Squire, Chris (1948-2015) , Led Zeppelin , Rolling Stones , Spotify , Yes (Music Group) , Blues Music , Classical Music , Music , Musical Instruments , Rock Music
Art of the Rolling Stones: Behind That Zipper and That Tongue
Craig Braun, who became known in the '60s and '70s as the go-to inventor of elaborate album covers, reflects on the design of "Sticky Fingers" and the Stones' logo.
June 8, 2015, Monday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Music , Braun, Craig , Pasche, John (1945- ) , Advertising and Marketing , Sound Packaging Corp , Art , Rock Music , Nineteen Hundred Sixties , Design , Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones Start Themselves Up in San Diego
The Rolling Stones kicked off their 15-city "ZIP Code" North American tour in San Diego on Sunday night
May 26, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Music , San Diego (Calif) , California State University , Clark, Gary Jr (1984- ) , Jagger, Mick , Richards, Keith , Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones to Tour North America This Summer
Tickets for the United States tour dates go on sale on April 13.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Rolling Stones , Rock Music
Like a Rolling Stone
Kevin Gleeson performs in a Rolling Stones tribute band and also works for the New York Police Department.
March 1, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Gleeson, Kevin (1959- ) , Music , Richards, Keith , Rolling Stones
Jumpin' Jack Flash Bulb
"The Rolling Stones," a new book collecting more than 50 years of images of the band, contains previously uncirculated photographs from its own archives.
January 18, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Music , Books and Literature , Photography , Rock Music , Bailey, David , Corbijn, Anton , Jagger, Mick , Rolling Stones , The Rolling Stones (Book)
Bobby Keys, Hard-Living Saxophonist for Rolling Stones, Dies at 70
Mr. Keys was a self-taught musician who never learned to read music but recorded with a Who's Who of rock. One of his most memorable moments was a howling solo on "Brown Sugar."
December 3, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON THE ROLLING STONES AND: Deaths (Obituaries) , Keys, Bobby (1943-2014) , Rolling Stones , Rock Music
'It's Just a Shot Away'
More than 50 years of Rolling Stones images, collected.
L'Wren Scott's death a suicide
Medical examiner's office rules fashion designer L'Wren Scott's death a suicide. John Russell reports.
Rolling Stones cancel concerts
The day's top showbiz news and headlines including the Rolling Stones cancel their concerts following L'Wren Scott's death, Kanye West is placed on two-year probation.
L'Wren Scott's body removed
New York officials remove the body of fashion designer L'Wren Scott, Mick Jagger's longtime girlfriend, after she was found dead in her Manhattan apartment. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
L'Wren Scott dead, Chris Pine in court
The day's top showbiz news and headlines including L'Wren Scott is found dead at 47, Chris Pine pleads guilty to drunk driving, and Kermit the Frog hops to Wall Street. Bob Mezan reports.
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Monday, August 04, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 4, 2003) - East Tennessee State rising senior pitcher Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) threw a no-hitter Saturday night as the Wilmington Sharks defeated the Florence Redwolves, 4-0, in a Coastal Plain League game from Legion Field in Florence, S.C. Turner went the full seven innings, facing just two over the minimum, allowing just two walks and striking out five opposing batters. Turner is in the midst of his second consecutive stellar season in the Coastal Plain League. With Saturday's win, he is 4-3 on the season with a 2.39 ERA. He has pitched three complete games and has struck out 53 batters in 60 innings and held the opposition to a .219 batting average. Last season, Turner was voted as one of the league's top prospects after finishing the year with a 3-4 record and a 1.89 ERA for the Wilson Tobs. He led the league in strikeouts, fanning 95 in just 66.1 innings on the mound, threw two complete games and held opposing hitters to a .186 average. The Coastal Plain League is a summer college baseball league that began play in 1997. Providing top-notch instruction and playing conditions, the CPL offers a premier developmental environment for college players hoping to hone their skills and display their talents during the summer. Playing exclusively in the Carolinas and Virginia, the league utilizes several former minor league stadiums as well as first-class municipal facilities in the following cities: Asheboro, N.C., Durham, N.C., Edenton, N.C., Fayetteville, N.C., Florence, S.C., Hampton, Va., Manteo, N.C., Petersburg, Va., Thomasville, N.C., Wilmington, N.C. and Wilson, N.C.


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On 21 November 1953, the first Australian Grand Prix was held at Albert Park. To celebrate the heritage of motor racing in the park, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation announced that FREE entry will be given to all General Admission patrons on Thursday 14 March 2013. As a result, day one of the 2013 Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix has been renamed 'Heritage Day' for the occasion.
In addition to Heritage Day, a range of activities has been planned to celebrate the origins of what is globally recognized as one of the world's best Grands Prix. The 2013 Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix schedule will see the addition of a parade lap of historic cars travelling in a counter-clockwise direction around the Albert Park circuit. This is the opposite direction to today's Formula 1™ race but mirrors how the race was staged in 1953. Historic garages and car displays will be have a distinct 1950s theme and there will be a special exhibition featuring cars, images and film from the 1953 archives.
50,000 Melburnians were estimated to have attended the first Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in 1953. These days, the Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix attracts an estimated crowd of more than 300,000 patrons over the four day event including more than 100,000 on main race day. Albert Park hosted two further races – the 1956 Australian Grand Prix and the 1958 Melbourne Grand Prix – after which there was a long hiatus until the Formula 1™ Australian Grand Prix came home to Melbourne in 1996.
Whilst much has changed in Albert Park over the past 60 years, clues to its early motorsports heritage still exist. Today's world famous Albert Park Formula 1™ track follows much of the original circuit. The exception to this is Aughtie Walk, once one of the fastest parts of the track, which is now a pedestrian thoroughfare.
Happily, safety provisions have been significantly improved. In 1953 the only safety barriers were hay bales placed intermittently around the track. Spectators stood perilously close to the edge of the road, often spilling over the curb to get an even closer look at the action.
Lining up in 1953 were drivers whose names became synonymous with the sport. Sir Jack Brabham, who went on to become Australia's first World Champion was on the entry list but did not start the race due to technical difficulties with his car. Meanwhile Stan Jones, the late father of former Formula 1™ World Champion Alan Jones, set the fastest lap time but had a podium finish snatched from him towards the end of the race when he too had technical difficulties. Alan Jones is proud to have been present at the launch of "Heritage Day" today at Albert Park and to reminisce about watching his father race.
"I have very fond memories of watching my father race at Albert Park. He inspired me to become involved in the sport and to go on to achieve a World Championship title. But perhaps what I remember most vividly is rowing to Gunn Island in the middle of the lake while my dad was racing. I was with the sons of Bib Stillwell and Reg Hunt, who were also racing, and we treated it as a huge adventure," said Jones.
"I'm genuinely delighted to see the heritage of motorsport in Albert Park being celebrated in this way. I hope people come from all around to Heritage Day and to take advantage of all the fun and excitement the event has to offer on and off the track.
Andrew Westacott, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, is thrilled to be able to share the history of the Australian Grand Prix with race goers this year.
"The Australian Grand Prix is firmly cemented as a major part of Australian sport and the amazing history behind the Albert Park circuit is something that should be celebrated," said Westacott.
"We are thrilled to be able to open the gates on Thursday 14 March and to provide free entry to all general admission patrons to show them why the Australian Grand Prix is one of our country's greatest sporting events," said Westacott.
We'll have more information on Heritage Day and the activities that have been planned to celebrate 60 years since the first Australian Grand Prix was held at Albert Park. This page will be regularly updated, so check back soon in for all the latest news.
Fast Facts on the 1953 Australian Grand Prix
- The grid comprised of 16 rows and 40 cars
- The race consisted of 59 laps
- Fastest lap was set by Stan Jones, 2 mins and 3 seconds and reached speeds of 147.2km/h
- The winner was Doug Whiteford who won by five laps driving a 'Lago Talbot'. He won in a time of 2 hours 24 minutes
and 50 seconds at an average speed of 131km/h
- The circuit was raced counter clockwise opposite to the direction they drive today
- Race control was a double decker bus
- The start/finish line was outside what is now the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
- A young Sir Jack Brabham was included in the entry list but was a non-starter due to an issue with the bearings on his Cooper Bristol 1971cc
- The only safety barriers were hay bales


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The new $20 million Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center in Derwood is slated to open on Nov. 1, Montgomery County Police Chief J. Thomas Manger said at a County Council Public Safety Committee hearing Thursday.
The county has contracted with the Montgomery County Humane Society to continue operating the current animal shelter on Rothgeb Drive until March 1, five months after the new shelter opens. Two shelters — old and new — will be open simultaneously during the transition months.
The Montgomery County Humane Society has run the county shelter since the 1960s, providing animal services such as adoption, neutering and licensing on a $1.6 million annual budget.
What role the nonprofit will play in the new shelter has not yet been decided, Manger said, but it will help with the move to the new facility.
"There's going to have to be some overlap during the transition," Manger told Chairman Philip M. Andrews (D-Dist. 3) and Councilman Marc Elrich (D-At large), both committee members. "We will likely be operating both shelters for some period of time. I don't think it's going to be months, by any means, but it could be a couple of weeks or more."
Councilman Roger Beliner (D-Dist. 1), a committee member, was not at the meeting.
One of the major changes at the new shelter will be the position of agency director. It no longer will be filled on a rotating basis by a sworn police captain. Instead, it will be a non-sworn permanent position in the police department.
The county is running a background check on "our best candidate," Manger said, and if all goes well, there will be a new director within two weeks.
The new, larger shelter will cost more money to run, but Manger and others in the police department said there were ways to recoup that money besides depending on taxpayers. One example would be to aggressively apply for more grant money. Another way to raise revenue would be to revamp the county's licensing program.
All dogs and cats, 4 months and older, that live in Montgomery County must be licensed. There are about 400,000 pets in the county, according to the police.
For pets under 1 year, there's no fee. After that, spayed or neutered pets cost $12 a year and unaltered pets cost $25 a year.
The compliance rate hovers at around 7 percent, said Bruce Meier, a county management and budget specialist, who called that number "woeful."
Other comparable jurisdictions are in the 25 to 30 percent range, he said.
The county has been taking in about $400,000 annually in licensing fees for the past few years, Montgomery County Police Capt. Michael Wahl said.
"There really has been basically no real outreach done in that area over the past years," Wahl said.
One way to make licensing easier would be to put the whole process online, which is happening across the country. Elrich discussed getting veterinarians involved in licensing animals, suggesting paying them for every pet license they help secure.
The new shelter will mean starting from scratch in many ways, Manger said. To help do that, he hired consultant Renee Harris of the San Diego Humane Society to help integrate "best practices" into the new facility.
Harris produced a report that Manger called a "great blueprint." He said the county will continue to get feedback from her over the coming months.


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