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"Written at a children's level, Roswellness is the story of my experience as a bone marrow donor. My sister, two years younger than myself, was diagnosed with CML in 1989 at the age of 12. Later that same year, I donated bone marrow for her transplant.
Written in 1992, Roswellness was my way of showing support and sharing information to younger donors. Roswellness is a book for everyone; children, adults, patients, and their friends. Roswellness is also a book for the donors involved.
I am currently working on a sequel, being that eight years after, my sister has currently had a relapse. She is now being treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering and Roswell Park Cancer Institute. I have giver her 2 white cell transfusions, which of yet, are not working.
I would very much like to see my story, Roswellness, be of comfort to others who have gone or are going through a similar situation. Please contact me with any questions. Thank you!"
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The gift that is the perfect size every time; two amazing Islamorada restaurants
...Kaiyo Grill and Green Turtle Inn
gift cards are available by contacting
us directly at 305.664.5556
Est. 2002 Kaiyo
Since 2002 Kaiyo has become a landmark, heralded for its fresh Sushi, inventive Asian cuisine and a Connoisseurs' wine list featuring specialty Sakes with inviting names like 'Dreamy Clouds' and 'Star Filled Sky'.
Beckoning locals who appreciate great food and exceptional service, travelers making their way through the Florida Keys and tourists enjoying their Islamorada vacation, Kaiyo Grill is lauded for the "freshest Sushi in all the Keys!"
Reinvented 2010 Kaiyo Grill
Have you heard? Kaiyo, Islamorada's haven for the best sushi in the Florida Keys, has just morphed into something even more special.
Join us to celebrate the new Kaiyo Grill...it's the Kaiyo you've loved - showcasing the freshest sushi and Island fare - but now...with a grilled twist. It's Still Kaiyo, but oh so much more. Our Islamorada Florida restaurant and our celebrated chefs continue to create menus worthy of rave reviews now showcasing Island-influenced, Asian and Wood-Fire Grill cuisine.
Imagine: Sushi, like Yellow fin Tuna and Sea Urchin; classic Thai Green Curry; and heartier fare, like Wood-Fire Grilled Filet Mignon with gorgonzola and shiitake mushrooms and hardwood grilled Rack of Lamb finished with a honey and brandy glaze.
It's a little cool and a little hot...just like you.
So find yourself at Kaiyo Grill.
One of the most popular Islamorada restaurants for Global Flavor and Cool Vibes...
The atmosphere is casually hip, with no pretense. Vivid colors mirror the kaleidoscopic menus. The aromas of a bounty of seasonings and sauces simmer in the air surrounding cozy tables filled with quiet laughter; enveloped by soft music, soft lighting and whimsical local Keys art. An utterly alluring atmosphere awaits...
Step outside, where a comfortable wrap around porch offers cool breezes and garden scents for al fresco dining as the sun slips behind the mangroves in Florida Bay just a stroll across the street.
Join us at our Islamorada restaurant -now known as Kaiyo Grill- while on your Florida Keys vacation, as an indulgent respite on your way through the Keys or as the new local spot you want to make your own.
Dress Code Our restaurants favor the "Keys Casual" standard. You're on vacation or you live here...either way we want you to be comfortable and have a great meal here.Shoes (flip flops count) are required at all times. For men, shirts or T-shirts with sleeves are appreciated. No tank tops.For women, Please no cover ups.
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Our restaurants favor the "Keys Casual" standard. You're on vacation or you live here...either way we want you to be comfortable and have a great meal here.Shoes (flip flops count) are required at all times.
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5 Blatantly Corrupt Politicians America Reelected Anyways
In today's 24/7 news cycle, every politician is under a microscope: An accidental yawn during the "Star Spangled Banner," a picture capturing a glance at a passing woman's cleavage, a summer in college spent performing panda abortions; the public is willing to hamstring you for even the slightest, most well-intentioned violations. So when it's revealed that a politician has a legitimately reprehensible history--the kind of past that no one, regardless of political affiliation, could defend--surely their career is over. Unless, you know, the voting public just straight doesn't give a shit.
#5. Wilbur Mills
As chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Arkansas Congressman Wilbur Mills, 65, savored his reputation as the most powerful man in Congress. He also savored a nice cold drink and some pipin' hot stripper-crotch:
On October 7, 1974, Washington D.C. police stopped a car for driving with no headlights. Mills emerged from the vehicle, bleeding and intoxicated--standard fare for a politician these days. Hell, we'd be concerned if there was a politician who didn't periodically emerge from vehicles drunk and wounded. It's the same reason why Disneyland is creepy: if the facade is that squeaky clean, they must be really good at hiding the seriously dark shit.
But things jumped to Andy Dick-levels when a local stripper booted open the passenger side door, sprinted out of the car and leapt into the nearby waters of the Tidal Basin and began fucking swimming away in an attempt to escape.
The woman, who performed under the stage name "Fanne Foxe, the Argentine Firecracker" was arrested and taken to the hospital for the two black eyes that she had received from Mills in a prior escape attempt. That's right, the epically panicked suicide-fleeing wasn't from the cops, it was from the politician!
Obviously, she later admitted to a sexual relationship with the married, 65-year-old congressman. That's par for the course for a politician, but the beatings and implied whore-napping are what really set Mills apart from the pack.
Voters' (Ill-Advised) Response:
Mills was reelected to Congress with nearly 60 percent of the vote. Less than a month after reelection, Mills rewarded the voters' trust by drunkenly joining Foxe (yes, they got back together; you just can't keep star-crossed lovers apart, even if those stars are from the repeated punches to the face she gets for trying to exit his Corvette) onstage at The Pilgrim Theatre in Boston, a burlesque house where Foxe was performing. He then held a press conference from Foxe's dressing room.
Usually strippers aren't afraid of shit.
Ha ha! Seriously?! That's so ballsy we can't even condemn it. You've got our vote, you shameless bastard.
#4. Buddy Cianci, Jr.
Buddy Cianci, Jr. is a prominent Rhode Island political figure. As a young, charismatic ex-soldier running on an anti-corruption stance, Cianci was first elected mayor of Providence in 1974. Over the next decade, he would become so popular that he was considered as a candidate for national-level political positions as prestigious and high-ranking as the role of Vice President. All the more impressive when you realize that this could have had absolutely nothing to do with physical charisma:
In 1984, Cianci was forced by law to resign after pleading guilty to kidnapping and assaulting a contractor. His motive? He thought his wife was cheating on him... so he beat the man with an ashtray, burnt him with cigarettes and pummeled him relentlessly with a fireplace log. Vote Buddy Cianci! Because he totally wanted to burn that guy to death, but managed to restrain himself!
Voters' (Ill-Advised) Response:
In 1990, Cianci was elected back to his position as mayor. Deciding to stick with the theme, Buddy would again disgrace the office roughly 10 years later. In 2001, he was indicted and convicted of racketeering conspiracy (running a corrupt criminal enterprise) and sentenced to five years in jail. He was released in 2007; earlier this year he indicated that he intends to run for a seat in the House. That's right; he's setting his sights higher now that he's been imprisoned twice.
Buddy Cianci apparently thinks political ambition works like gangland status; you've gotta spend significant time in the joint before anybody takes you seriously enough to promote, and on your first day in office you either become somebody's bitch, or beat a man half to death with a Duraflame.
#3. Alcee Hastings
Originally appointed to the lifetime position of U.S. District Judge by Jimmy Carter in 1979, Alcee Hastings soon faced allegations that he was accepting bribes in exchange for favorable decisions in the court room.
Dammit, Carter!
Here's what went down: Two brothers, Frank and Thomas Romano, were accused of stealing a million dollars from a union pension fund (because it's always a good idea to steal from the unions; no way they have backup). The brothers were to be convicted in Hastings's court, when a friend of Hastings, serving as the go-between for the parties, approached an associate of the brothers and asked for a $150,000 bribe. An undercover FBI agent posing as Romano paid Hastings's representative a $25,000 down payment, because apparently bribing the US Justice system has the same payment plan as buying a used Kia.
When it became clear the agent was not Romano, Hastings quickly threw out the judgment and made a big show of making the brothers give the stolen million dollars back. Regardless, the FBI moved in and arrested his associate. Hastings, after hearing of the arrest, fled to Florida--which every good criminal knows is a lawless wasteland where life itself struggles to exist.
Even still, the FBI managed to arrest him shortly after.
However, Hastings subscribed to the Barry Bonds school of avoiding justice: His friend and associate chose to go to prison himself rather than testify against Hastings. After a jury found him not guilty, the Senate decided to take another look, and ultimately convict him and remove him from office.
Voters' (Ill-Advised) Response:
In 1992, just three damn years after Alcee Hastings ran from the cops to Florida, he ran and was elected to the Florida House of Representatives. Because shit, it's Florida: Voters were just happy to finally be voting for something that wasn't a serial rapist or an alligator.


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Military Pensions Cut
Published: Sunday, December 29, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, December 28, 2013 at 10:14 p.m.
Congress recently passed a budget bill and buried in that bill were measures to cut pensions of military retirees, including those wounded in defense of this country.
Our active and reserve military totals about 3 million, less than 1 percent of our population. It is a voluntary defense force committed to defense of the other 313 million Americans.
Many of our legislators have either forgotten about the sacrifices made by our military or just don't care. Either way, it is a dereliction of duty.
President Barack Obama is also the commander-in-chief of our military. I would like to see him exercise his presidential authority and recommend changing this portion of the bill.
He seems to have no problem taking care of his friends and donors. Why not these heroic men and women?
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NEW CUMBERLAND - Hancock County Sheriff Ralph Fletcher admits it "sounds strange," but he's having fun being sheriff.
"I enjoy what I do," Fletcher said in an interview in which he reflected on his first six months in office.
Since taking office Jan. 1, Fletcher, 60, of Weirton, said he has worked hard to engender good will for his department, increase patrols in unincorporated areas, boost drug enforcement and keep his deputies trained and outfitted with the best equipment.
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LOOKING BACK — Hancock County Sheriff Ralph Fletcher at his desk, cluttered with, among other things, "thank you" notes. -- Stephen Huba
Fletcher said the job is not dissimilar from being Weirton police chief, which he was from 1998-2002, but that it encompasses more territory and more responsibilities.
"It's been a challenge learning the new parts of the job," he said.
In the past six months, Fletcher's department has dealt with a bank robbery, a major multi-agency drug bust, a string of burglaries, an arson trailer fire and, most recently, flooding that required the rescue of several people.
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Hancock County Sheriff Ralph Fletcher has made numerous requests of Hancock County commissioners since taking office Jan. 1. They include:
July 18 - Adding two members to the Hancock County Sheriff's Reserves;
June 19 - Purchasing equipment and weapons for the Special Response Team ($5,800);
June 6 - Purchasing computer systems and a four-channel DVR for the interview room ($6,600);
May 16 - Hiring Dante Lamont Jeter as a deputy (to fill a vacancy);
May 16 - Applying for a matching grant to purchase bulletproof vests;
May 16 - Applying for a matching grant to hire three officers for Hancock County elementary schools;
May 16 - Purchasing a 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan ($20,595) with grant money for the Drug Task Force;
May 2 - Purchasing ammunition for training ($4,500);
May 2 - Purchasing a gun sight, LED foregrip light and replacement batteries ($1,250);
March 28 - Adding three members to the sheriff's reserves; and
Jan. 24 - Purchasing six new cruisers ($152,698).
Source: Hancock County commissioners' meeting agendas and minutes.
As sheriff, Fletcher is responsible not only for 26 sworn officers and 25 reserve officers but also for a process server, a jail administrator and five tax office personnel. On most days, Fletcher is a lawman and a politician, seeking to elicit the cooperation of Hancock County commissioners, courthouse personnel and his own ranking officers.
Fletcher said he's sought to improve morale and training in the department while also reaching out to community leaders, businessmen and educators. It's a balancing act that has kept him on his toes, he said.
"I've been busy," he said.
Most recently, Fletcher said he was instrumental in settling a five-year-old, interdepartmental lawsuit involving a deputy who said he was unfairly passed over for promotion to sergeant. The deputy, Dezso Polgar, recently was promoted to sergeant, bringing the department's complement of sergeants to six.
The settlement comes at a time when Fletcher is working with the Hancock County Civil Service Commission to restructure the department's rank system. Fletcher said he wants to introduce the rank of lieutenant and give his sergeants the opportunity to test for the position.
Having four lieutenants - one for each crew - would improve the chain of command and oversight of each shift, he said.
"Structural hierarchy is how you get things done," he said.
Fletcher said he plans to meet with the civil service commission soon to schedule a testing date.
Restructuring also will involve reassigning the two deputies who currently work as court bailiffs and putting them back on the road, he said. To do that, Fletcher wants to create a civilian division in which retired law enforcement officers are enlisted to work as bailiffs and courthouse security officers.
The sheriff's department will provide security for the Hancock County Courthouse once the front entrance is redesigned and metal detectors are installed later this year, he said.
"We must be the last courthouse in West Virginia to go through this," Fletcher said, noting that he already has met with some interested retired officers.
"They're not that old that they can't continue to work," he said.
Fletcher also wants to increase the size of his detective division from one - Detective Matthew Harvey - to three.
"I've got to boost that to get better protection and more complete investigations," he said.
Fletcher said the department also is preparing to institute zone patrols and to launch a website that will enable the public, through a "Tip 411" feature, to make anonymous tips via a computer or smartphone application.
Reflecting on the past six months, Fletcher said, "I've got a lot done."
Fletcher said his accomplishments include:
Conducting three townhall-style meetings in Newell and Lawrenceville;
Opening the lines of communication between ranking officers and administrative staff and involving them in the decision-making process;
Re-establishing the Field Training Officer program to improve on-the-job training for new deputies;
Establishing an inspection and maintenance program for the department's fleet of vehicles;
Delegating authority to the sheriff's reserves to establish a lifesaver project and a community watch program, which is anticipated to go countywide; and
Improving communication lines between the sheriff's department and other law enforcement agencies.
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On OS X, Shift-Option-2 prints the Euro symbol €.
Is there a shortcut to print the Indian Rupee Symbol ₹?
This rebinds ⇧⌥2 to insert ₹
Quit and reopen applications for the change to take effect
You could use the Text replace function.
Now every time you type Rupee (or Rup, or what ever you like to use) in a text document it will be replace with the Rupee symbol.
This solution is my preference since there are No special finger breaking key combination, and nothing to remember.
There might be one if you are using a keyboard layout from around that part of the world (I don't know). Also, there might be an easier way to do this, I am not an expert.
For the last step I used "rupee" which caused that symbol to appear while I was writing these instructions. (I then deleted it which is why I was able to type "rupee")
Suggesting inserting a shortcut instead of editing the keyboard layout is IMAO a horrible suggestion.
Grab Ukelele and edit it properly™, instead.
i.e. if what you want to do is modify your keyboard layout, what you should actually do is... surprise surprise... modify your keyboard layout. Using workarounds such as those suggested is insane.


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Peeks Are Still Available for Some Key Economic Data
One provider has ended early looks at some market-moving figures, but other opportunities remain
A state investigator moved to clamp down on the early release to traders of a popular economic indicator, but the action leaves in place a number of other ways savvy investors can buy advance peeks at market-moving data.
Thomson Reuters Corp. TRI -0.45 % announced Monday it would suspend its practice of sending a two-second advance release to high-speed traders of the University of Michigan's survey of consumer sentiment, which can affect a variety of securities' prices. The move came amid an investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman into whether such activity distorts financial markets and harms investors.
The arrangements will receive more scrutiny soon. Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, plans to this week send a letter to the University of Michigan asking questions about the arrangement, a spokeswoman said.
A University of Michigan representative said ithe university will respond once it receives the letter. Contacted earlier about the New York investigation, the representative declined to comment.
Many high-speed traders and hedge funds pay nongovernmental organizations for early access to economic reports and other data that often affect financial markets, and details of the Thomson Reuters arrangement with the University of Michigan were featured in a page-one article in The Wall Street Journal last month. With the University of Michigan survey, the traders had received the market-moving data two seconds before other Thomson Reuters subscribers, who in turn got it at 9:55 a.m. Eastern time, five minutes before the public could access free it on the university's website. The five-minute advantage for traditional subscribers to Thomson Reuters news services remains in place.
Traders pay to use the early feed of the data with electronic-trading formulas to position themselves before the broader market reacts, aiming for a quick profit. Private groups can sell market-moving data to investors before it becomes public because there are no regulations governing such selective disclosures, unlike laws that apply to the release of some corporate and government data, legal experts say.
Thomson Reuters said in a statement that that it is cooperating with the New York attorney general's office and "made this change voluntarily" at his request while the investigation proceeds. The company said it believes it can "legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news through services provided to fee-paying subscribers."
Despite Monday's move, there are numerous other ways big investors pay for early looks at market-moving data.
The Chicago Business Barometer, a survey of economic activity, is released three minutes early for a fee to clients including high-speed traders by a unit of the largest German financial exchange, Deutsche Börse AG DBOEF 0.65 % . The firm declined to comment. Previously, a spokeswoman for Deutsche Börse said subscriptions are "open to everyone."
Investors and others paying an annual cost starting at about $2,600 to Deutsche Börse can get "this market-moving data 3 minutes before public release," according to the website for the Chicago Business Barometer.
Markit, a London-based financial-data firm, releases its so-called flash purchasing managers' indexes—potentially market-moving indicators of business conditions—to both Thomson Reuters's high-speed-trading and regular customers two minutes before publishing its news release in various countries. In the U.S., Thomson Reuters customers get the data at 8:58 a.m., followed by a 9 a.m. news release.
Investors are charged $2,000 a month for a high-speed feed of a single country's business report and $5,000 for a global subscription, according to a quote from Markit to a prospective client seen by The Wall Street Journal.
In a statement, Markit said: "Thomson Reuters releases our PMI data to its extensive community of subscribers at the same time. This helps ensure the widespread distribution of our data." A Thomson Reuters spokesman said the Michigan release was the only one the attorney general's office asked the company to change.
The other advance releases are on the attorney general's radar, according to a person familiar with the investigation.
On Monday, Mr. Schneiderman said his office's investor-protection bureau is scrutinizing the distribution of the University of Michigan data. "The early release of market-moving survey data undermines fair play in the markets," Mr. Schneiderman said in a statement.
The attorney general's office began reviewing the consumer-confidence arrangement in April, after a federal lawsuit was filed in Manhattan by a former Thomson Reuters employee.
In the suit, the former employee, Mark Rosenblum, alleged he was fired for making a whistleblower complaint to the Federal Bureau of Investigation saying he believed the two-second advantage violated insider-trading laws. The FBI began investigating, a person familiar with the matter said. It isn't clear whether the investigation has concluded.
Jesse Rose, an attorney for Mr. Rosenblum, said his client had "pointed out that this was wrong, they shouldn't be doing this and they've taken steps now to stop that." Thomson Reuters denied Mr. Rosenblum's assertions that the arrangement violated securities laws or that he was fired for his complaint, and it has countersued. Securities lawyers say investors can trade using such information if it was legally purchased.
High-speed releases can generate significant profits for traders, who are willing to pay more for them than average investors can typically afford. The Journal previously reported all machine-readable news feeds, as such services are sometimes called, will generate $75 million in revenue for financial-news providers this year, up almost 50% in five years, according to an estimate by Paul Rowady of research firm Tabb Group, who studies the economics of trading.
Thomson Reuters charges $5,000 a month for the high-speed feed of Michigan's data, plus a $1,025 monthly high-speed-connection charge.
Journal publisher Dow Jones & Co. competes with Thomson Reuters in providing financial news. Dow Jones doesn't exclusively distribute indicators created by nongovernment entities but does send some exclusive content reported by its news staff to premium subscribers before it is published on general newswires or on its website. Most Journal articles are available only to subscribers.
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Independent Label Market: Berwick Street
We will be there along with R&S, Rough Trade, Heavenly, Domino, Bella Union and too many others to mention!
On our stall we will be selling the first batch of our 20th anniversary releases - classics repressed on coloured vinyl (limited to 300) including DBX, Neil Landstrumm and Theo Parrish releases + our recently available collectors 7" of Ritual Union (the title track from the forthcoming Little Dragon album) and the odd catalogue CD.
Come on down!
Jose Gonzalez & Tinariwen - a one-off joint headline show at The Shepherds Bush Empire
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Over 600 businesses currently contribute to the state's economic vitality as Lottery retailers. The Lottery recognizes ticket retailers as important
partners and pays retailers a 5 percent commission on the sale of each lottery ticket, plus incentive commissions.
Scratch ticket retailers have earned more than $19 million in commissions from selling tickets, and Lotto ticket retailers have earned nearly $17
million in commissions.
The following checklist will help you complete the application process. The forms must be printed, completed, signed, and notarized in some cases.
Once you have completed the forms, please send all of the forms and your application fee to the South Dakota Lottery, PO Box 7107, Pierre, SD 57501. Call the Lottery at (605) 773-5770 if you have any questions or want more information about becoming a Lottery retailer.
Note: All Lottery retailers are required to sell both the instant tickets and the on-line "Lotto" tickets with the exception of retailers on Indian Reservations which are prohibited from selling the on-line games.
Retailers are charged $12.93 per week for communications costs. As an incentive, retailers who sell $5,000 or more in instant tickets in a quarter are credited $168.09 (13 weeks of communications costs) at the end of that quarter. Retailers who are part of a chain in which the chain's per store average is $6,000 in instant ticket sales for a quarter are credited the communications costs for that quarter. A chain store is defined as two or more stores under the same ownership or entity.
Pursuant to SDCL §42-7A-50, information provided in license applications is considered confidential information on file with the South Dakota Lottery except:
The South Dakota Lottery is a division
of the South Dakota Department of Revenue. You must be 18 years or older to play Scratch and Lotto games. You must
be 21 years or older to play Video Lottery. Please play responsibly. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the
winning numbers and prize payouts. The Lottery reserves the right to correct errors. In the event of a discrepancy the official and
certified files maintained by the South Dakota Lottery shall prevail.


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Staff from Ernst & Young, a Big 4 accounting firm, and members of Beta Alpha Psi, the Tippie College's honors organization for accounting majors, will join in constructing the Tippie Build home on Friday, April 13, 2012.
This build day is sponsored by Ernst and Young. We greatly value the time and resources that Ernst & Young provides to our Tippie College students and the Tippie Build.
In honor of the many hands-up we have received in our lives, Tippie Build partners with
Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity to give a hand-up to a family in need of safe and affordable housing.
We organize and execute many fundraisers to support this build. A list of those fundraisers is
found here.
If you would like to plan a fundraising event or help organize one that is already planned, contact email@example.com, or use the Volunteer Link at the top of the page to sign up in our volunteer database.
Can you help us lay the financial foundation for the Tippie Build?
We rely on hundreds of helping hands to meet our $50,000 fundraising goal. A donation of just $20 buys nails for our walls, $100 paints a room.
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Wheelchairs and assistance are available through airline representatives and should be arranged prior to travel. Visual paging and TDDs are available. Washington Dulles International Airport has disabled toilets and lifts with Braille signs. There are also car parking spaces designated for disabled passengers in the airport car parks, which are located either close to the terminal or close to the shuttle bus shelter. Airport shuttle buses, equipped with wheelchair lifts, can be requested to transport disabled passengers to/from the terminal building (tel: (703) 572 4558).


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Five Essential Commands for Your Dog
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"Stay" is a useful command. It tells your dog not to move from whatever position he's in, whether he's standing on the vet's examining table, sitting on the back seat of the car, or lying on his bed in the family room.
I start teaching Stay in the down position. It's the easiest position for a dog to hold, so if he learns to stay in the down, stays in other positions will be easier. Once your dog lies down on command, start to teach him this extension of the down. Have your leash on the dog. When he is completely down, praise and reward him; then tell him Stay. If he starts to get up, put him back in the down position and praise him, but don't give him a treat. Tell him Stay again. If he stays down a few seconds, praise, reward, and release. Start with very short stays—less than a minute—and stay close to your dog. Very slowly increase the time until he will stay about five minutes with you standing close to him.
When he's solid for five minutes, put him in the down stay, and take a step away from him. Shorten the time to 30 seconds, and slowly build the time up again to 5 minutes. Repeat this process, always reducing the amount of time and building it back up each time you increase the distance between you and your dog. If you hit a point at which he starts popping up before the time is up, shorten the distance for a few days until he's solid again at that distance and time. Then increase the distance by one or two steps, and shorten the time.
Always remember to release your dog from the stay when you're finished. Don't let him decide for himself that he's done. If he does that after 10 minutes, why not after 1?
When your dog seems to understand the idea of the stay when he's lying down, repeat the same process with him in a sit. Remain very close and keep the time very short to begin with. Slowly increase the time, then increase the distance and shorten the time, and then slowly lengthen the time again.
You can have your dog practice down stays and sit stays while you're doing other things. Just don't forget that you told him to do something and let him wander off two minutes later! If you want him to be reliable about following commands, you need to be reliable and consistent about giving them, enforcing them, and releasing him from them.
Leave It!
"Leave It" is a useful command in many circumstances. It enables you to tell your dog not to touch that pretty Poodle at obedience class, that tuna sandwich you set on the coffee table while you get the remote control, and that disgusting pile of what's-it just off the trail at the park.
To teach Leave It successfully, you need to make sure that following your command is more rewarding than getting "it" would be. So when you start to teach the command, you need to reward the dog for leaving the object of his desire, and the reward has to be worthwhile in his eyes (or mouth!). You also have to have enough control of the situation to prevent your dog from getting "it," because if he does, then he has been rewarded for ignoring you.
Begin with a setup. Put something that you know your dog will find interesting on the floor or a low table. It could be a ball (not one of his regular toys—something he's never seen before), a bit of food, a stuffed toy, or anything else he'll probably try to investigate or pick up. Have some especially yummy treats in your pocket or training pouch. Put your dog on leash. Walk your dog near "it," making sure the leash is short enough to let you keep him from getting it. As soon as he shows interest in it, say "Leave it!" and walk quickly away—he'll have to follow you because of the leash. (You can also simply give a quick tug on the leash and reward him, but at first I like to keep moving so the dog refocuses quickly.) As soon as your dog looks at you instead of "it," praise him and give him a treat. Make a big fuss about what a good dog he is. Repeat the process three or four times, and then quit. A couple sessions a day will soon have your dog responding to Leave It, but beware of a couple of pitfalls.
If your dog manages to get "it" before you get him away, you need to get it back if possible. If "it" is a toy, take it away from him, put it back where it was, and repeat the training routine—making sure he doesn't get it again! If "it" is food, you need to get it away from him if possible. Caution—do not try to take food away if your dog growls or has a tendency to guard food—in fact, if that's the case, don't use food for teaching Leave It. You could get bitten. Get some help to get the guarding behavior under control. Do not let a child attempt to take food or anything your dog guards away from him!
Eventually, you won't need treats to reinforce your dog for leaving things, but do always praise him and maybe pet him for obeying this command. You know how hard temptation is to resist!
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Andrew Solomon is an activist and philanthropist in LGBT rights, mental health, education and the arts. He is founder of the Solomon Research Fellowships in LGBT Studies at Yale University, and a member of the boards of directors of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and Trans Youth Family Allies. A frequent writer on gay marriage, his articles on the subject have appeared in Newsweek, The Advocate, and Anderson Cooper 360. He has lectured widely on depression, at Princeton, Yale, Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, and the Library of Congress, among other venues. He is a lecturer in Psychiatry at Weill-Cornell Medical College; a director of the University of Michigan Depression Center, Columbia Psychiatry, and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; a member of the Board of Visitors of Columbia Medical School, and the Advisory Boards of the Mental Health Policy Forum at Columbia Mailman School of Public Health and the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. In 2008, Solomon received the Society of Biological Psychiatry's Humanitarian Award for his contributions to the field of mental health, and in 2010, the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation's Productive Lives Award. In 2011, he was appointed Special Advisor on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Mental Health at the Yale School of Psychiatry.
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To Be, Or Not to Be, Excited: Ubisoft teases Prince of Persia news next weekWritten by: / / 4 Comments
Am I setting myself up for disappointment again? Should I or should I not start getting excited about some news related to Prince of Persia next week?
After teases related to a 'new' Deus Ex and a new rally racer from Codemasters recently, which both turned out to be iOS games and not fully fledged console entries to the series, I'm a little gun shy about getting my hopes up when publishers announce upcoming reveals, but the official Prince of Persia Facebook account just posted something interesting, writing:
"Get ready for some news about Prince of Persia, starting next week…"
What could this be? A brand new Prince of Persia game for consoles? Maybe something deliciously next generation? Or is it something related to a handheld iteration of the series, like on iPhone or iPad?
Hopefully Ubisoft doesn't follow the recent trend of getting our (READ: My) hopes up and delivers something truly exciting, although with two new intellectual property announcements at E3 (The Division and The Crew), as well as Watch Dogs, Rayman Legends and Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag all due this year, the publisher doesn't really need to drum up much more excitement in the industry for the foreseeable future.
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