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a composer of words or music for popular songs
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- Genetics
- Clinical symptoms of TTR amyloidosis
- Age of onset
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- Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Abstract. Suhr OB, Svendsen IH, Andersson R, Danielsson Å, Holmgren G, Ranløv PJ (Umeå University Hospital, Umeå, Sweden; Rigshospitalet, København Ø, Denmark; Örnsköldsviks Hospital, Örnsköldsvik, Sweden; and Hørsholm Hospital, Hørsholm, Denmark). Hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis from a Scandinavian perspective (Review). J Intern Med 2003; 254: 225–235.
Hereditary transthyretin (TTR) amyloidosis is a rare often fatal form of systemic amyloidosis, that until recently was considered intractable, with the patients dying from the disease 5–15 years after onset. The phenotype of the disease varies according to the type of mutation, but generally the heart and/or the nervous system is affected. Liver and in some cases heart transplantation has now been shown to stop the progress of the disease, but the outcome depends on the patients' status at the time of operation, as no substantial improvement of the patients' symptoms has been noted after the procedure. Thus an early diagnosis is of importance for the outcome.
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Posted on 05/25/2014 2:38:56 PM PDT by kingattax
Wow, its finally happening. Democrats are catching on and turning on President Obama, at the moment off-the-record, but that wont last for long if another midterm shellacking takes place in early November. Daniel Halper reports in The Weekly Standard.
CNN's John King reports that Democrats are privately calling President Obama "detached," "flat footed," and "incompetent."
If King is hearing about it, then it isnt completely private. Maybe off the record and not for attribution, but not private when a journalist gets wind of it.
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
They're not turning on Obama.
The first step to fixing something is being honest with one's self.
Please God.
So black voters remain loyal to their black president despite overwhelming evidence of incompetence, coupled with unprecedented corruption. But, Republicans are the racists.
They (other Democrats) did not leave Obama.
Obama left them. Choking and stumbling in the dust.
"Kicked to the curb" comes to mind.
Or, perhaps this is a ploy to distance Democrats from the mess Obama has created. They have to do it.
I'vee been saying for the last several years that Obama is going to go down hard, and that it will be the Democrats that finally take him down, not the Republicans
They are only displeased that he hasn't taken over
the government yet...
IMO if The Bamster ran again he would get at least 95% of the black vote.
I don't buy this story.
The Democrats have extraordinary Party discipline.
They NEVER turn on one of their own.
They have more than discipline, actually.
They also have wide scale agreement on Party principles and Party goals.
The democrats can't agree on how fast to declare martial law, suspend all future elections and start building ovens. They all know they're nazis, they just cant get that marching in step thingy down.
Pure theater to save them in the mid-terms; saw it two years ago when they did the same thing. No resounding support for the token Muslim fron any Dems except those in the safest of ditricts...
Any 'RAT Hugh Scott's around?
These clowns need to check their own 'detachment' issues if they're just now figuring it out, six years in! Morons.
The media and the democrats keep whining that the TEA Party is trying to drag the GOP to the right, but the Left is now chock full of the most rabid, left wing loonies this country has ever seen.
When Pelosi "drained the swamp" the moderate dems were gone and all that is left are the most vile bottom-dwellers and parasites that should never see the light of day
Don't you think those demonic-rats are just looking to protect their own butts?
I mean, the Marxist hasn't given them much, so no loyalty to him is owed and they're all power hungry regardless.
To each his own. They love D.C. and power, first and foremost.
Corrupt b#stards all.
HA. They will only appear to be mildly annoyed with The Won [pbuh] until the day after the mid terms.
right on target, onyx
Our first affirmative action president with his affirmative action wife....that's how she got into Princeton
+What do you expect? Delusional white liberal have been kissing their butts for years and telling us how brilliant they are mostly because Obama was black, young and hip. They could care lesds that Onama had zero executive and managerial experience. That he a zero résumé. All that mattered was that Omama was a good speaker (I thought he was an awful speaker)
D'RATs don't know right from wrong. They'll never go against him. He's still their God. Your racist if you don't worship him.
Not true, it's just been a really long time since they have.
They turned on Carter, and fractured themselves for quite a long time, much like the right has in the past decade.
It took a great man in the person of Ronald Reagan to do that, and if we're fortunate, it will happen again. It happened a bit after 9/11 as well, but they figured out how to roll W like a bowling ball pretty quickly.
Like a poster said earlier, it's to the point where the rest of the dems will have to distance themselves from him even though THEY WERE ALL COMPLICIT IN WHAT HE DID.
It will be up to those of us on the right to remind everyone that it wasn't just the bamster who made such a mess of things. It's their entire philosophy that made the mess.
Act now and avoid the rush!
I agree with your take.
The history is written on this, has been since 2008.
When he leaves office they'll start building his monument in DC.
Oh please. No one is turning on ODimwit. And even if they do, they will STILL vote Dim. They will never, ever vote Conservative or fail to vote for those fools.
Turning from Obama to Hillary.
To make the transition easier dontchaknow.
Hillary is their sacred cow now. In order to drag her across the 2016 goal line, in this dark atmosphere made by Obama, these Democrats stratigize, perhaps, that they need to cut Barakus loose.
This also gives Hillary a little something of his to correct and therefore run on. After all, Obama already took her every Alinsky styled hope and turned it into law, leaving her impotent, overweight, bespeckled in thick lens glasses.
If the choice is racism or pig ignorance.....
The men in tutus and makeup keep stopping to make balloon animals and they're holding up the parade.
Either Lifson is a resident of or has spent time in Colorado because to believe any substantial numbers of Democrats will turn on Obamalamadingdong, he's smoking that wacky tobaccy.What a bunch of bovine excrement.
They are loyal to him even though he doesn't have any proof of even being black in the first place.
Don't be so sure on Hillary....
Numbnuts Kerry is planning on running again, and one thing that his wife won't tolerate is either Bill or Hillary.
Really? I hadn't heard of, I-Served-In-Viet Nam, wanting to run again. That could make a decent primary fight for Do Nothing Hillary, SOS, up against Do Everything but Do It Wrong Kerry, SOS.
Obviously, the Obama machine would prefer to support Kerry, over Hillary, or goofy Biden, figurehead VP, they keep in the closet 24/7.
Too Little, Too Late. Mr. Obama—the Magic Negro has poisoned the Democratic Party. They will feel the wrath of the American People in November. Soon all they will have is the inner city population and Hollywood. Obama has put them back to the 1920s.
Inner city populations are starting to open their eyes, it may take awhile
but they are starting to change, closing of charter schools in NY was a
Huge slap in the face for inner city kids!!!!!
They are not turning on him. This is just ploy in a tough election year.
You have to ask the simple question....Why would Kerry give up his safe seat in the senate, to take on Sec State?
His previous loss to Bush was 10 years ago and he figures that he can knock out Hillary in the primary because of her sordid past, dismal performance as Sec State (Benghazi) etce, the Swift Boat Vets are now old news, and his wife still covets it.
Nice point. Dems are increasingly uninterested in Hillary, laugh outright at Biden, and are mellow on Pocahantas, with the nonexistent resume.
Kerry has equalized his resume with that of Hillary, has shown much more chops on the big issues, up against her tread-water tenure at State. Thx..
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- Q3 profit jumped 50% to $78.6m
- Sales rose 11% to $910m
- Gross margin improved 350 basis points to 41.6%
- Company lifted full-year EPS guidance to $1.33-$1.36
US teen clothing retailer American Eagle Outfitters has today (28 November) raised its full-year earnings outlook on the back of a 50% jump in third-quarter profit.
Net income reached US$78.6m for the 13 weeks to 27 October, compared to $52.4m last year.
Sales increased 11% to $910m, compared to $819m the same period last year. Comparable store sales, which include AE Direct, rose 10% against a 7% rise last year. Online sales jumped 27% compared to a 21% rise the prior year.
Gross margin improved 350 basis points to 41.6%.
CEO Robert Hanson said: "Our third quarter reflected on-going business momentum, profitable sales growth, and a leading brand and product driven customer experience. We're also pleased to see business strength carry into the fourth quarter and record results over Thanksgiving weekend. As we look forward, we are sharply focused on executing our strategy plan to drive future profitable growth and top tier shareholder returns."
During the quarter, the retailer completed the sale of its loss-making children's brand 77kids to Ezra Dabah. American Eagle Outfitters incurred year-to-date after-tax losses of $32m, which includes operational and exit costs.
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Ability of the Tightrope® and Percutaneous Lateral Fabellar Suture Techniques to Control Cranial Tibial Translation
Version of Record online: 16 JAN 2014
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2014.12111.x
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Veterinary Surgery
Volume 43, Issue 8, pages 959–965, November 2014
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Biskup, J. J., Griffon, D. J., Socie, M., Schaeffer, D. J. and Kurath, P. (2014), Ability of the Tightrope® and Percutaneous Lateral Fabellar Suture Techniques to Control Cranial Tibial Translation. Veterinary Surgery, 43: 959–965. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2014.12111.x
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To compare the ability of the Tightrope® (TR) cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) technique, percutaneous lateral fabella suture (pLFS) technique, and normal CCL to control cranial tibial translation (CTT).
Study Design
In vitro biomechanical study.
Sample Population
Cadaveric canine pelvic limbs (n = 18 pairs).
Six small animal surgical residents (1 pair each) and a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (10 pairs) performed TR and pLFS techniques on paired limbs. Two intact limb pairs served as controls. Limbs were assessed by palpation, radiographs, and dissection before mechanical testing of resistance to CTT. Forces resisted during displacement were compared between groups with a mixed ANOVA and post hoc tests.
With 5 mm of displacement, the pLFS resisted 72 ± 45 N and the TR resisted 66 ± 48 N of load. The intact CCL resisted 400 ± 35 N. The intact CCL resisted displacement significantly more than either surgical technique.
TR and pLFS had similar ability to resist CTT but neither restored the biomechanical properties of an intact CCL.


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It's easy to overlook the sheer beauty on our own doorstep. Britain's rich artistic, architectural and musical heritage lends itself perfectly to the style of holiday offered by Martin Randall Travel: small groups of likeminded people led by expert guides. You could tour the seascapes that inspired Turner, visit grand country houses or walk Hadrian's Wall.
A real Christmas market – the air thick with the scents of mulled wine, spiced gingerbread and hot sausages – is a classic festive experience. Forget the sad clutch of tinsel-clad huts that we have in the UK, and head to atmospheric cities such as Cologne, Prague and Munich – proof that Christmas shopping really can be about pleasure rather than pain.
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Ginella's top five TPC facilities
Matt Ginella reveals his top five list of TPC facilities you can play. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
#AskMattyG: 3 days in Phoenix in April?
Matt Ginella helps viewer Brian choose courses to play for buddies trip to Phoenix for a group of 8 to 10 golfers playing 36 holes a day in April.
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Feherty: 'Different sort of vibe' at TPC Scottsdale
David Feherty talks about the unique atmosphere at TPC Scottsdale for the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Why TPC Scottsdale fits Phil's game
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The history of TPC Scottsdale - Stadium Course
Matt Ginella gives the history of Dean Beman's TPC Scottsdale – Stadium Course the site of the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.action begins but right now let's take a look at where the PGA Tour heads this week with On The Road presented by Ship Sticks. Not too far of a journey for those who teed it up at Torrey Pines Pines, 96 of them in all making the short trek to join the rest of the field at the eighth oldest tournament on the PGA Tour . And now all-travel insider Matt Ginella, he knows the course very well. Give us a little bit of insight before that opening round. Well remember we talked about the history of stadium golf going into the Palm Springs Tournament, and we talked about Deane Beman's vision of stadium golf, and a vision that he had once Take him to the USGA going back into the 1960s. Just the idea of creating an atmosphere beyond just kind of people walking outside along the ropes and this golf course , TPC Scottsdale Stadium course, was the sixth course in the TPC network that now has 36 built in 1986 By Tom Weiskoff and his partner Jay Morsch. This was actually out in the middle of nowhere. Dean Beeman, the Thunderbirds were looking to try to grow their event and be able to have more people there. Her drink water was an influential local politician at the time who kinda bought in into the vision that Deane Beman had, again middle of nowhere and now to go out there and kind of see what has been developed around that golf course is just very impressive. Remember the idea of stadium golf at that time was to build up a mounding around the perimeters
Shackelford 'used to the walk back' with Bubba
Geoff Shackelford and Gary Williams talk about Bubba Watson backing off critical comments he made about the changes to TPC Scottsdale.Bubba Watson , an interesting week. Most of his weeks are fairly interesting, but considering his record there for what he had to say on
The growth of the Waste Management Phoenix Open
Author of 'Arizona's Greatest Golf Courses', Bill Huffman, describes the changes he has seen at the Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.Well outside of staying at a nice, the 87 when Phil and Justin Leonard got hooked up in that playoff in 96 And they went three holes and it took on a Ryder cup like atmosphere and it was on a Saturday that the event actually ended early that week because Super Bowl Sunday was the
Take a hike: Cara, Charlie climb Pinnacle Peak
Cara Robinson and Charlie Rymer hike Pinnacle Peak near TPC Scottsdale.that we're sitting in a valley. And you can see all the golf courses laid out on the valley floor . And there's a lot of them in Scottsdale and across Phoenix. And when you're playing one of these golf courses , you might not realize that you're in a valley. But getting on the mountain, seeing the overall terrain, it helps you when you come out and play, cuz a lot of the putts that you get here They look flat, but they're not. The puts will work down from the top of these mountains down to that valley. I love getting a perspective of the area. Really helps the way you the golf game, as well. Right, and not only are the views spectacular of the desert that we see out here, but there was a lot of golf courses , as well- Ton of them. There was was one golf course that really circled around the mountain that we were climbing. It
TPC Scottsdale GM talks course, crowd control
Brad Williams, General Manager of TPC Scottsdale, talks to Cara Robinson and Charlier Rymer about the course and crowds at 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open.renovation in 2014. Last year's event was the first time that the PGA Tour had returned since then. Now a year on, how has the course settled? It's done really, really well. Last year's tournament was a little bit different, we had a lot of rainfall on Friday and Saturday, so greens got pretty soft over the weekend. I don't think we saw A normal first year of a gold course that year. I think this should be much more normal of how the golf course is gonna play moving forward. Green's will still probably be a little bit firm as they're maturing, but it should be a really really well conditioned golf course this week. I tell you what I like is that new white sand in the bunkers, and you saw me hitting a lot of it. Since you learned how to rake bunkers yesterday, but I had a few pretty good ones out there, but Folks all over the world are gonna see this event, as they do every year on TV, and they're gonna go I wanna go to Scottsdale and play that golf course . So they come in, obviously great places to stay here. But they show up, they're got their tee time, they're Booked, what does your staff tell them about the golf course . Is there any inside information that'll help people when they come here to play for the first time? Yeah, you know a couple things. November, December, January time frame you tell them to hit the fairway and long. Keep the ball straight. From a greens impact there's a little bit of valley effect here. Every putt's gonna break a little bit towards the valley, not a whole lot, but a little bit. So just kind of look for Camelback Mountain. And know the putt is going to break a little bit towards there, which is south of us. Well, point it out to me. Back over that way. Down this way. Yep, over our right shoulder. I'm going to try and take you hiking on that later this week. Try, good luck. That's a great tip, though. Everything runs away from the mountain. Correct. Okay, another thing I wanted to talk to you about is the crowds and you get here every, it's always a record number on the PGA Tour , nearly 565,000 people attended the Waste Management Phoenix Open last year, but from a golf course Management perspective, how do you deal with that number of people coming in and treading foot in just one week? Yeah. It's really difficult. Really tough on our golf course superintendent. He spends hundreds and thousands of hours, he and his staff, getting the golf course ready. Really almost all year long. And then to see a half million people traipse across it over the span of three or four days. I think it's kinda heart wrenching for him a little bit. We just try to make sure that we have the golf course set up in a really safe way. We work a lot with the Thunderbirds, the local fire department , police department, and make sure we get everyone on the golf course safely. And then on Monday morning, we start putting it all back together and laying sod. How long does that process take,
Tips to play the 17th hole at TPC Scottsdale
Charlie Rymer shows you how to play to the 17th green at TPC Scottsdale for the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.Sunday, this is one of my favorite hole locations on the entire PGA Tour . Really cool stuff right here.
Favorite courses in Scottsdale, Arizona
Charlie Rymer, Cara Robinson, Matt Ginella, Damon Hack and Gary Williams give their top courses to play in Scottsdale, Arizona. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.you know the area exceptionally well. So we just heard Charlie's Favorite golf course . You've played some out there, you've played a lot of golf out there. Mine's We-Ko-Pa, the Saguaro Course, it's a 36 hole facility. This is a Coore-Crenshaw, it's beautiful. It's in the Fort McDowell area, which is a suburb of Phoenix. Elevated so you get the nice elevation change, it's really lush, green I mean, look at this. Yes you're in the desert, but there are times when you kind of forget you're in the desert and all you see are hills and green lush terrain in front of you. It's a marvelous golf course , beautifully designed, and very fun to play. I've sent a lot of people out there to the Saguaro course. You have? Yeah, absolutely. We-Ko-Pa, number 36 on my top 50 public courses on the country. I can't imagine ever going to the Scottsdale area and not playing TPC Scottsdale,Stadium course. I think a lot of buddies trip itineraries have been built around those two courses specifically. Then you got Troon North, Monument. That's a very fun golf course . Gotta play with. Not too long ago Talking Stick, these are all, all four of those top four spots there are all
TPC Scottsdale stands out in Arizona golf
Bill Huffman the author of 'Arizona's Greatest Golf Courses' explains how TPC Scottsdale stands out in the area. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.club So that's kinda cool, and I'll tell you Charlie, there's a golf course that lies between Tuscan and Phoenix. It's called Option Southern Dunes and it's a great championship golf course . Fred Couples gets some credit for that one, and you know if you go to the outskirts of the pier just out the superstition
Bubba on TPC Scottsdale: 'I don't like it'
Bubba Watson gets very candid with the media and says he doesn't like the changes made to TPC Scottsdale.We came here for a reason, we came here because we wanna play golf and we want to shoot good scores. But why, 500,000 people show up here. I don't see a reason to change something


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Dog Training at Paws4ever
Paws4ever offers training classes for dogs of all ages at our Learning Center in Mebane, NC. From behavioral to competitive success, our knowledgeable, friendly instructors will help you achieve your dog-training goals. All training is reward-based, using gentle, effective techniques. We do not use any forceful methods including chokes, prongs, electronic training collars and verbal mistreatment.
Please note that our Life Skills class, an ongoing class on Saturdays, is offered for FREE to anyone adopting a dog from Paws4ever!
Most of our group classes are taught in 7-week terms and we have 4 terms per year. Preregistration is required.
Class Descriptions
Life Skills Class
Welcome your new dog into your world. Paws4ever recognizes the need to get dogs into classes as soon as possible to help them transition into their new homes. Life Skills is an ongoing class on Saturdays that is offered for FREE to anyone adopting a dog from Paws4ever and to all other dogs if room is available. Check the Learning Center calendar for the next Life Skills class date.
The cost is $50 for 4 classes plus an orientation.
Life Skills orientation begins at 9:30am--please come without your dog. Life Skills class with dogs begins at 10:00am and lasts one hour.
Junior Puppy Kindergarten
For puppies 2 to 4 months old at the starting date of class. Junior Puppy Kindergarten gives young puppies and their owners a head start on their new life together. This class introduces the basic skills of paying attention, the sit, down, stay and come commands, and walking on a leash. It also covers the importance of proper management of mouthing, housetraining and socialization. Class includes some supervised off-leash puppy playtime to help develop critical social skills AND burn off extra puppy energy! Learn more about puppy socialization here.
6 week class/$100
Senior Puppy Kindergarten
For puppies 4 to 6 months old at the starting date of class. Senior Puppy Kindergarten is an introductory class on positive training and behavior management for older puppies. This class introduces the basic skills of paying attention, the sit, down, stay and come commands, and walking on a leash. Emphasis is placed on proper management of problem behaviors such as mouthing, housetraining and socialization. Class includes some supervised off-leash puppy playtime to help develop critical social skills AND burn off extra puppy energy! Learn more about puppy socialization here.
6 week class/$100
Family Dog 1
For dogs 7 months old or older with no previous formal training. This is an introductory class on positive training and behavior management for any dog. Handlers will learn the basics of effective communication and proper use of training techniques. Skills covered in Family Dog 1 include attention, name responsiveness, the sit, down, stay and come commands, and the beginnings of loose-leash walking.
6 week class/$100
Family Dog 2
For graduates of Junior or Senior Puppy Kindergarten or Family Dog 1. Family Dog 2 expands on the skills learned in previous classes and introduces new elements such as wait, leave it, go to place, recalls and loose-leash walking with distractions.
6 week class/$100
Canine Good Citizen/Therapy Dog
For dogs 1 year and older. Dogs and owners need a good working knowledge of basic obedience commands such as: Sit, Down, Stay, Come and Leave It. We will bring these commands to the next level where the dogs become more confident and learn to obey and hold these commands with all types of real life distractions going on around them. Handlers will learn how to best handle their dogs in difficult and distracting environments by simulating many different types of distractions that a dog may possibly encounter in a facility. Class is 7 weeks to include a night for CGC testing.
PREREQUISITES: Family Dog 1 or 2
Really Reliable Recall
This class is designed for owners who want their dog to come when called, EVERY TIME! Come to this class to teach your dog this life-saving skill and have a lot of fun besides!
PREREQUISITES: Family Dog 1 or Puppy Classes
5 week class/$80
All-Star Tricks
One of the best ways to strengthen the bond between owner and dog is continuing to train new behaviors. Our All-Star Tricks class will focus on understanding positive training techniques like shaping, targeting and capturing. Learning tricks teaches your dog body control and keeps their mind actively engaged. It goes beyond the basics like "roll over" with unique tricks that will keep you and your dog totally entertained.
PREREQUISITES: None
7 week class/$100
Loose Leash Walking
This is a single-subject class focused on improving your dog's behavior while walking on leash. Leash manners are a struggle for many dogs and handlers. Six weeks of coaching and practice will help make walking your dog a more pleasant experience instead of a stressful tug-of-war.
PREREQUISITES: Junior or Senior Puppy of Family Dog 1
Drill Team
The P4E Drill Team performs choreographed routines to music and participates in local parades and national competitions. This class prepares students to join the Drill Team. Handlers and their dogs will learn basic freestyle moves including spins, parallel moves and heeling, as well as how to work as a team. The class will culminate in a simple choreographed team freestyle routine. The P4E Drill Team accepts new members in January (Winter Term) and September (Fall Term).
PREREQUISITES: Family Dog 2, Canine Good Citizen or Permission of Instructor
Breed Handling with Dale McElrath
A drop-in class appropriate for dogs with show ring aspirations. Our instructor, Dale McElrath, has more than 20 years of experience exhibiting dogs in AKC and UKC conformation with great success. Learn how to present your dog to his or her best advantage in the show ring. Teach your dog to bait, stack and gait properly and also accept examinations by a judge.
$10 per class
Intro to K9 Nosework®
In K9 Nosework® dogs learn to use their noses to find "hides" in four elements: containers, vehicles, interiors and exteriors. This class is a great way to offer your dog an outlet for his desire to hunt, provides mental stimulation and burns excess energy. It is the perfect activity for older, less active, shy and fearful dogs, too, since it only requires a nose and a love of delicious treats or a favorite toy. Note: since each dog will have his own turn to search, be prepared to spend time observing the other dogs' hunting behavior. Instructor Julie Rice ANWI, is a certified associate K9 Nosework® instructor with over 30 years of experience in teaching dog training classes.
PREREQUISITES: Dog must be crate trained
Canine Fitness
Learn the basics of canine fitness and help your dog enjoy their workout! In this class we will focus on safe and fun exercises and tricks that help improve body awareness, core strength, balance and flexibility. We will also introduce some FitPaws equipment to add instability to your dog's workout.
PRE-REQUISITE: Foundation Agility or instructor approval
Foundation Agility
For dogs who have completed at least one group training class. This class emphasizes all component skills needed in agility: self-control, motivation, balance/coordination and handling. Dogs and handlers will learn a foundation of safety and skills that will enable them to continue to more advanced agility training if they wish. This class is geared toward dogs who have no prior experience with agility training.
Obstacle Skills
For dogs who have completed Foundation Agility or a comparable class. Introduce your dog to the agility obstacles in a positive, safe manner. Your dog will learn to tunnel, jump, table, tire and contact obstacles with confidence and speed.
Contacts & Weaves 1 & 2
Contact obstacles (A-frame, dog walk and see-saw) and weave poles comprise some of the most challenging skills in the sport. This class will focus on teaching and maintaining solid performances of contacts and weaves. We teach 2on-2off contacts, running contacts and 2x2 weaves. C&W Level 1 is for teams with little to no experience with contacts & weaves. Level 2 is for more advanced teams who need to practice or improve speed and accuracy on contacts & weaves.
Handling Skills
This class teaches handlers and dogs the finer points of handling. Skills covered include lead-outs, pushes and pulls, and front and rear crosses. Courses will be composed of jumps and tunnels, so dogs need only be proficient at those obstacles.
Sequencing Skills
Dogs in this class must be able to perform all obstacles at full height and perform sequences up to five obstacles long. This class focuses on running increasingly longer sequences while maintaining correct performance criteria. Dogs will also learn the strategies of walking the course and planning a good path for both handler and dog.
Competition I
This class is geared toward teams who are competing in AKC Open or above. Courses will contain all the obstacles (6–12 weave poles) and will feature challenges appropriate to the skill level of dog and handler. We will run standard courses and a variety of game-based training exercises.
Competition II
For dogs and handlers already competing in AKC Excellent or USDAA Masters. We will work on a new, challenging course each week, focusing on more difficult skills and other obstacles, like 12 weave polls.
Agility Run-Throughs
This class is a drop-in class held most Friday nights. We set up a challenging numbered course for students to practice their skills. No instruction is offered, just time in the ring to practice. The cost is $5 per dog for unlimited runs. Dogs must be proficient at all obstacles and able to perform them safely.
Advanced Sequencing
This class offers masters-level challenges to our most advanced agility students. All equipment is used and we work on skills such as 270s, threadles, back-side approaches and other master challenge elements.
Private Lessons
Julie Norman Jenkins was "born into dogs" and began coaching dogs and handlers at the age of 15. In 2009, Julie joined the staff of Paws4ever as the Training Manager. Julie is a multisport dog trainer with extensive competition experience in agility, obedience, flyball, freestyle and canine disc. She has coached dogs and people all over North America and Japan, and her students excel in their sports of choice. Julie is known for a flexible teaching style that adapts to the needs and skills of individual students, rather than a cookie-cutter approach to dog training. She enjoys working with all breeds and brings out the best in each dog and handler, with a focus on always improving the dog-handler bond. Julie uses methods that are simple, scientifically sound, effective and dog and handler friendly.
To schedule a consultation and or to set up a private lesson in agility, flyball, canine disc or musical freestyle, please call (919) 241-8438 (ext. 102) or email email@example.com. Private lessons are conducted at Paws4ever in either our climate-controlled Learning Center or in our fully fenced training fields. Lessons may be scheduled Monday through Thursday between 11am and 6pm.
$50 per hour
$30 per half hour
Dog Park and Nature Trail
General Information
Dog Park
The Paws4ever Dog Park is a fenced three-acre off-leash socialization and play area for your dog. The park is located on the grounds of the Felicite Latane Animal Sanctuary and is open 365 days a year from 8 a.m. until dusk. Dog Park memberships are available for an annual fee of $50 for one dog and $20 for each additional dog.
For those interested in Dog Park membership, we strongly recommend attending at least one obedience class before joining the park. All dog owners must participate in a Dog Park orientation, which includes a video on Dog Park etiquette. Each dog must be at least four months old and is also interviewed for basic social conduct.
Remember it is your responsibility to control your dog off-leash. Having your dog spayed or neutered is strongly recommended and no female dogs in heat are permitted in the dog park. Documentation of DHLPP vaccinations, rabies and Bordetella must be provided upon application for membership
Nature Trail
The Paws4ever Nature Trail is now open! The 2 mile primitive trail is a beautiful route through the woods and includes access and views of Toms Creek. Nature Trail memberships are available for an annual fee of $20 for one dog and $5 for each additional dog. Dog Park members may add access to the Nature Trail for an additional $5 per year.
All dogs must be on leash while on the Nature Trail.
Join Today
To schedule an orientation and interview for you and your dog please contact the Paws4ever dog training manager, Julie Jenkins at (919) 241-8438 ext. 102 or email@example.com.


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Skip to comments.B-24 Willow Run Assembly Plant (video)
Posted on 05/25/2013 8:15:42 AM PDT by shove_it
Ford's B-24 Bomber Plant at Willow Run, MI, dedicated June 16, 1941 before the USA entered WW2. Henry Ford was determined that he could mass produce bombers just as he had done with cars. He built the Willow Run assembly plant and proved it. It was the world's largest building under one roof at the time. Even then FORD HAD A BETTER IDEA!
This plant rolled one B-24 off the assembly line every 55 minutes. ADOLF HITLER HAD NO IDEA THE U.S. WAS CAPABLE OF THIS KIND OF THING.
Ditto that!
...In contrast to what was portrayed in wartime propaganda, it took around two years to reach reasonable output and the plant suffered from continuous problems during the critical years of 1942-1943.
Many of the planes produced at Willow Run went straight to other factories upon leaving the production line in order to receive the latest updates before the US Army Air Force accepted them into service.
In early 1943 Willow Run came under congressional scrutiny because of its failures. Senator Harry Truman, chairman of the War Investigating Committee, alleged that production at the plant amounted virtually to none. The nickname Will It Run appeared at that time and stuck.
Willow Run eventually produced 8,685 Liberator bombers and exemplified what could be achieved by using modern production lines, but it also proved that building a bomber was not at all like building a car...
Good Hunting... from Varmint Al
Pretty much true of virtually all of our military production of the time. Kinda like the "Victory ships" that broke in half.
Everything was a rush job but in the end they got the job done.
If we ever had to quickly war up and mass produce again for a real war and real threat, we'd have to get the Chinese to do it.
Willow Run - WWII's Solyndra.
Under war-time orders, Bohn Aluminum and Brass of Adrian, moved to creating magnesium blocks and sundry parts for the Will-It-Run assembly.
The Mag-blocks of all those Ford "fly-boy" engines were cast, cut and bored in Adrian, MI and they cranked them out!
They are now under the auspices of Hydro-Aluminum USA, one of my previous employers.
You got the right screen name.
Oh yeah. War is wasteful, in more ways than one.
I ran across a reference in a WWII book to union sabotage when Willow Run opened, but on-line references are pretty well scrubbed.
The Nazi-Soviet Pact had American leftists, prominent in unions, wanting to stay out of the war and halt aid to capitalist Britain. Thus the incidents of sabotaging the war effort early on.
I never get tired of watching and listening to 'em. Beautiful machines.
"Willow Run eventually produced 8,685 Liberator bombers and exemplified what could be achieved by using modern production lines, but it also proved that building a bomber was not at all like building a car..."
My dad was on the engineering team that transformed the AC Spark Plug Co. in Flint to producing machine guns employing mostly housewives. His counterparts at the armories said it couldn't be done but it was done on a production line basis and in a hurry. The feats accomplished during those years to produce the war material needed to win it could not be duplicated today.
My dad was a B24 tailgunner out of Spinazola Italy. I'm a big B24 fan, it didn't get the press of the B17.
Secretary of War Stimson completely bought Boeing's publicity about their B-17.
We certainly made some of the incredible technological advances during the war.
Unfortunately, that generation of leftists saw the war effort as proof that command-and-control economies work. Thus we had the "War and Poverty" and now have totalitarian regulations to prevent "Climate Change".
Major war also rips a generation from its family and place, enabling baser instincts that violate hard-learned moral standards.
Wasn't there a factory utilizing just-in-time manufacturing methods that produced a superior plane - perhaps the B-25??
Even their two aircraft carriers located in Lake Michigan........
A while back I got an email link to these two ships. the site had tons of pictures of the carriers in action and on deck and off deck crashes of the planes. It was pretty incredible......
USS Wolverine (IX-64) was a freshwater aircraft carrier of the United States Navy during World War II. She had been converted from a paddlewheeler coal-burning steamer to be used for advanced training for naval aviators in carrier take-offs and landings in Lake Michigan
Don't know about JIT mfg. of the B-25 but it was famous for crashing into the Empire State Building ...
Wow, what a long link!
It's the same with American liberals today.
"ships that broke in half"
WWII submarine/ship welding was a great impetus for the development of non-destructive testing technology of welds. The requirements were to fill the notch between two adjoining plates with weld material, a time consuming, difficult process. The welders would fill most of the notch with welding rods and weld over the top, giving an outward appearance of a satisfactory weld.
Interesting post about the welding.
Was that laziness or inexperience?
WWII + 70 years, May 22, 2012.
I am glad they were on our side...
My Wife's Dr. Had his office on the 78th floor...been there many times...
Great stuff, Homer. You just reminded me of a big slideshow I posted three years ago about the Willow Run plant ...
It was deliberate malfeasance to get credit for work not done.
JIT Production ...
Thanks for B24 pic, goes in my collection.
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