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A falsely accused Jewish nobleman survives years of slavery to take vengeance on his Roman best friend, who betrayed him.
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The fate of sludge use in a Northampton County township remains unknown.
At a meeting Monday night, Upper Mount Bethel Township supervisors agreed to postpone a decision on a proposed ordinance that would ban sludge in the township. Board members agreed to explore other options first.
Board members said they would look into using money from earned income tax (EIT) for open space to subsidize materials, like fertilizer, for the farming industry in the township.
Members said this could prevent sludge use, but research needs to be done to see if it's a feasible option. Members said they need to know how many farms and farm acres are in the township, and how much it would cost. It's also unclear if it would be a legal option.
Sludge has been a focal point of debate in the township, after former Northampton County Councilman Ron Angle proposed to use it on 300 acres of his farmland.
Some nearby residents fear it's detrimental to their health and property.
"After doing my research, I'm horrified. And I will be moving my family from our house if this gets dumped," said John Gorman, who attended Monday night's meeting.
Nearly 100 people attended Monday's meeting in hopes of persuading the board to adopt an ordinance banning the human waste product.
Angle said there is not much anyone can do to stop him from using the biosolid.
"The only person that can stop the sledge is me," Angle said.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection calls the biosolid "safe and effective" and the state legislature has approved its use.
The DEP said it's unlikely such a ban would hold up in court.
"Anytime we are faced with an issue like this, state law and state courts have always upheld that state laws, rules, and regulations supersede any local ordinance," said Colleen Connolly, spokesperson with the Pennsylvania DEP.
At Monday's meeting, Angle agreed to hold off on laying down sludge until January 30th.
The board will hear from the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) on January 6. A time and location will be announced at a later date.
The CELDF drafted a sludge ordinance in Tamaqua borough in 2006. That ordinance has never been challenged.
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The Second Time Around is the sequel to B-Boy Blues, Hardy's hugely successful first "Africentric" gay hip-hop novel. Raheim Rivers is back, and he's trying to pick up the pieces and carry on with his life. The narrative is mostly dialogue?either Raheim's conversations with himself or with the people in his life?and it provides an engaging, immediate window to Raheim's character and his dawning maturity. The novel begins with and is centered around Raheim's reconciliation with his lover, Little Bit, who left him after Raheim hit him in a fit of jealousy. Through a series of flashbacks to his youth, readers learn what made Raheim the man he is now?a black man in love with another black man, not entirely out of the closet, prone to bursts of verbal violence and, most importantly, a man with an enormous capacity for love and for learning from his mistakes. Added to Raheim's struggle to win back Little Bit's trust are the complexities of co-raising his son, L'il Brotha Man. Raheim is determined to be a better father to his son than the one who left him and his mother behind. Things move in cycles of beginnings and endings, from Raheim's burgeoning modeling career to L'il Brotha Man's graduation from kindergarten. The result is an upbeat tale which, while confronting issues of violence, racism and homophobia, is romantic, absolutely sensual and downright funny.
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An app that's not apt to be very useful
Only in these mega-awesome modern times could a product that really doesn't work well at all become a big hit.
And only in the Internet age could how badly it works be a selling point.
Fetch! is an app that lets you upload a photo of your dog and learn what breed it is, or, judging from my try, what breed it's not.
It was released yesterday just in time for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, according to promotional material. (Last I checked, competitors at Westminster were pretty sure what breeds their dogs were.)
The app analyzes a photo and makes a guess as to breed — using its artificial intelligence and tons of data stored in clouds.
It's just one of the latest products to hit the market offering to guess everything from your age to your state of mind to the significance of your mustache — all via the power of object recognition, a key facet of artificial intelligence.
It comes as a Web app or download for devices running Apple's iOS, and you can also get an idea of what it's all about at the website what-dog.net.
I generally avoid apps (I'm app-rehensive?) so I went to the website to give it a test. I fed it three different photos of Ace, and it identified him as a Rhodesian Ridgeback each time. (He's not.)
Next I uploaded a photo of myself and was told I was a "Chihuahua … quick witted, loving, wary of strangers and other dogs."
(Strangers and dogs are actually the two things I'm NOT wary of.)
Microsoft is using the device's lack of reliability as a selling point, as if to say, "Well no, it's not really accurate at all, but isn't it fun?"
Seems to be a lot of that going around these days.
As in the series of ads from Time Warner that make light of the sheer hell the company — once, they'd have us believe — put customers through.
As in the direction the news media has been going in ever since it realized there was an Internet.
As in all those overused hooks designed to get us to click a link on the Internet – such as awesome, epic, jaw-dropping, life-changing, pee-your-pants-funny, you're not going to believe what happened next.
With Fetch, in my case, not too much happened next.
But its developers say they expect it to wow the masses.
"There was an interest in creating a framework that would allow you to take a domain – in our case, dogs – and recognize numerous classes, such as breeds. We were interested in enabling an app to allow you to make object recognition extraordinary, fun and surprising," said Mitch Goldberg, one of the Fetch developers
"If you want to take photos of dogs, it will tell you what dog breed it is, if it's one of our supported breeds. If I choose to take a photograph of a flower, it'll say, 'No dogs found! Hmmm… This looks more like…flower?' But if you take a picture of a person, it'll kick into its hidden fun mode. And in a playful way, it'll communicate to you not only what type of dog it thinks you are, but also why."
Follow all that? When the app works, it's an amazing example of artificial intelligence. When it doesn't, don't worry, it's in playful, fun mode.
I sometimes wonder if artificial intelligence is gaining on us, or if we're just getting more stupid.
Posted by John Woestendiek February 12th, 2016 under Muttsblog.
Tags: ai, animals, app, apps, artificial intelligence, breed, breeds, dog, dog breeds, dogs, fetch, garage, identifier, identify, identifying, internet, media, microsoft, news, object, pets, photographs, photos, recognition
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Fetching: Who needs a human when you have a catapult?
It may take two to tango, but fetch is a game that can be played solo, assuming you're a dog with a catapult in your back yard.
This video was posted on YouTube last month, under the title, "This is What Happens When an Engineer Owns a Dog."
An anonymous dog owner apparently built the contraption, then taught his dog to operate it.
Rocks, as opposed to softer projectiles, seem to the object of choice for this dog, who places a tennis ball-sized stone on the launch pad then jumps twice on the other end of the board, activating a spring that sends the rock flying across the yard.
The dog fetches it, and repeats the process.
The video was featured on the website of yesterday's New York Daily News.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, back yard, backyard, balls, behavior, catapult, contraption, dog, dog training, dogs, engineer, fetch, fetching, games, homemade, pets, play, rocks, solo, video
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The days of dogs bringing in the newspaper might be numbered — for reasons that have nothing at all to do with dogs — but until then there are those, like Nariz, who are eager to deliver.
Nariz, whose name comes from the Spanish word for nose, belongs to Deb and Roger Pyle, who get their local newspaper delivered to their home in Astoria, Oregon. Every afternoon, Nariz sticks her nose into the Pyles' newspaper box, pulls out The Daily Astorian and delivers it to her waiting owners in exchange for a cookie, reports — who else — The Daily Astorian.
"We didn't train her. She just likes to do stuff for us," Deb Pyle explained.
The Pyles' adopted the dog from the Clatsop County Animal Shelter when she was 10 months old.
"There was one day when she was acting like she wanted a job so I walked her out to the paper and put it in her mouth and then we walked back to the house together," Deb Pyle said. Next, Roger Pyle taught Nariz how to put her head in the newspaper box and remove the paper herself.
After that, Nariz expanded into mail delivery. "The mailman has learned that he can hand it over to her and she'll bring it to us," Deb Pyle said.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 31st, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, box, communications, daily astorian, deb pyle, deliver, dog, dogs, fetch, internet, journalism, mailbox, media, nariz, news, newspaper, newspaper box, newspapers, ohmidog!, online, oregon, pets, retrieve, roger pyle
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Fetch … big time
There's fetch, and then there's FETCH!
Check out the size of the log the dog in this video is bringing to shore at a dog-friendly beach in Vancouver.
To learn more about the dog parks of Vancouver (there are 32 of them) visit … well, Vancouver.
And even if you can't, check out the city's dog park website.
Vancouver, both on the Internet and in real life, seems to be doing it right.
Posted by John Woestendiek September 22nd, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: beach, british columbia, canada, dog, dog parks, dogs, fetch, log, parks, stick, sticks, vancouver, video
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"Service dogs for those who've served us"
In case you missed it, Glenn Close gave viewers of the Oprah Winfrey show an inside look last week at Puppies Behind Bars, and that organization's latest initiative — providing service dogs for wounded veterans.
Under the new program — "Dog Tags: Service Dogs for Those Who've Served Us" — prison inmates train and raise puppies to become service and therapy dogs for wounded veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
"It's totally a win-win situation," said Close "On one hand, the inmates … are given a chance to give back to society and learn invaluable skills that will prove vital if they ever re-enter life outside prison. On the other, wounded soldiers are given a chance to rebuild their shattered lives — to be released from the prison of their wounds. What unites both inmate and soldier is the love, loyalty and talent of a Puppies Behind Bars dog…"
FetchDog, a Portland-based pet supply company Close helped start and writes a blog for, is helping support the program by donating $1 from the sale of each of its new "Chewy Shoe" dog toys. Vibram Pet Products, which manufactures the toy, will also donate a dollar of each sale to the cause, according to a press release.
The toy is available for purchase at FetchDog.com.
Puppies Behind Bars was founded in 1997 to raise guide dogs for the blind. Since then it has worked with prison inmates to train explosive detection dogs and dogs to assist the disabled and autistic.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 19th, 2009 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: afghanistan, chewy shoe, dog, fetch, fetchdog.com, glenn close, irag, oprah winfrey, prison, programs, puppies behind bars, rehabilitation, service dogs, therapy dogs, train, training, veterans, war
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Wearing your dog out — inside
Every dog owner knows that a tired dog is a good dog.
But between busy schedules, foul weather and the recent rise in leash law fears here in Baltimore, wearing your dog out with a good romp can be difficult.
My spring schedule involves farmers markets, trips to see family and friends, graduations, cook outs, baseball games, and weekend journeys – all of which starts to eat into my time to exercise my border collie.
It has been made much worse lately by the monsoon season we have been experiencing — great for the crops, terrible for dog owners.
The soon-to-be-corrected hike in leash law fines to $1,000 really cut into the number of people taking their dogs to Baltimore parks, too, with many who once let their dog play off leash, turning instead to settling for a quick on-leash walk.
It's harder to raise a dog in the city, harder yet when the weather doesn't cooperate. A dog owner in an urban area has no choice. Assuming you don't have a pricey doggie treadmill, you, like the proverbial mailperson, have no choice but to be out there – rain, sleet or snow. And even if you do have a yard, you still have to deal with snow covered fur, wet dog smells, and muddy paws. This April, soggy as it was, reminded me how important it is to have a variety of ways to exercise your dog in your own home.
So, I thought I would share a few:
1) Spend a couple minutes a day training your dog. If you have taken an obedience class or even watched Victoria Stilwell, you have some basic idea of how to teach sit. Running through a couple minutes a day with your dog on behaviors they already know, or things you want them to learn, will keep them out of trouble.
2) Play ball in the house. This is only an option if you aren't an antique collector, and it won't work for large dogs unless you live in a warehouse. But roll a ball across the room to your dog. Let him/her bring it back. Repeat. Keep repeating until one of you grows bored.
3) Present new or new-again toys. If your dog has toys that have fallen out of rotation, or that are no longer fun, take them away. Wash them, and hide them in a closet. When you have a rainy boring day, or a 10th rainy boring day, you might be surprised how excited your dog becomes for any kind of distraction. Other ways to make toys fun, even if they weren't before, include burying the toys in kibble for a day to get it smelling like food, and inserting replacement squeakers because, as we all know, it's all about the squeak.
4) Take a class. This is great in the dead of winter and in the sweltering days of summer. Sign up for an obedience class. The spaces are climate controlled and you will be amazed how tired your dog is after an hour of using their brain. It also helps you have options for training sessions in the house.
5) Mental Puzzles are another great option. You could buy a commercially available dog puzzle, such as the ones here. You could serve dinner in a food dispensing Kong. Even dumping kibble on the kitchen floor, putting it in a stuffed animal that has already been gutted, or turning dinner into a game of fetch will buy you some exercise credits.
6) Set up a play date. If you have friends with dogs that get along with your dog, set up a play date. Move the fragile stuff out of the room, and let them play. Better yet, find a friend with a garage and get a couple dogs together. Even an hour of romping and wrestling will wear your dog out. Some of the daycares and training spaces in Baltimore are available for rent in 15 minute increments during off times. We rent out our training space for play dates or practice sessions any day of the week.
The key to surviving rough weather with a pet that requires exercise is to find ways to entertain them. If none of the above seem to be enough, I can recommend a great place to buy rain boots.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 14th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
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Nebraska man puts dog above digits
Robert Larsen was playing fetch with his chocolate Lab, Nick, when a ball got lodged in his dog's throat.
Rushing to his side, Larsen reached into his dog's mouth. Nick bit down, severing Larsen's fingertip.
What happened next is why we like Robert Larsen, 72, of Lincoln, Neb. — even though we don't know him.
Rather than looking for his severed fingertip, uttering a few choice curse words, or rushing himself to the emergency room, Larsen took his dog to the veterinarian first.
The ball was still lodged in the dog's throat when he arrived at Omaha Animal Medical Group. Vets removed the ball and revived the dog, and Larsen was taken to Methodist Hospital, then transferred to the Nebraska Medical Center, where he was treated and released. Larsen was visiting a family member's home in Omaha when the accident took place.
Part of Larsen's index finger was found in his coat pocket, where it apparently had fallen off when he reached for his keys to rush Nick to the vet. Because doctors couldn't guarantee the operation would be successful, he opted not to have the fingertip reattached.
"The finger was secondary," Larsen told WOWT-Channel 6 News. "The dog was priority."
Experts don't recommend sticking your hand into your dog's mouth if he's choking, advising instead a Heimlich maneuver or blows to the dog's back.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 12th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
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Volume 22, Issue 2, pages 145–158, March/April 2012
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Stephens, C. and Gillies, A. (2012), Understanding the Role of Everyday Practices of Privilege in the Perpetuation of Inequalities. J. Community. Appl. Soc. Psychol., 22: 145–158. doi: 10.1002/casp.1107
Publication History
- Issue online: 11 JAN 2012
- Version of Record online: 26 JUL 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 10 JUN 2011
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- Royal Society of New Zealand. Grant Number: 03-MAU-052
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- Bourdieu;
- community health;
- education;
- inequalities;
- qualitative research
To explain the interrelated effects of material and psychosocial inequalities, we suggest a move beyond research focused on deprived communities to include their broader social situation. Bourdieu's theory of practice explains how social and material disadvantages are interconnected, and struggles for power are enacted in everyday practice. In this paper, we draw on data from a qualitative study of two neighbourhoods to provide examples of everyday practice as people work to perpetuate or overcome inequalities in one field: education of their children. These examples show that those with more resources are actively working to retain and improve their children's social advantage, which rests on the disadvantage of others. In conclusion, we suggest that many current interventions to improve material and social conditions within disadvantaged communities ignore the damaging effects of social inequalities between social groups. Work towards understanding the nature of power struggles in daily life and the everyday actions of the privileged will help us understand and address the damaging effects of inequalities. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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The 12 individuals who will be considered by the Expansion Era Committee in December for Hall of Fame Induction in 2011: Former players Vida Blue, Dave Concepcion, Steve Garvey, Ron Guidry, Tommy John, Al Oliver, Ted Simmons and Rusty Staub; former manager Billy Martin; and executives Pat Gillick, Marvin Miller and George Steinbrenner. Martin and Steinbrenner are deceased; all other candidates are living.
I've already written about George Steinbrenner and Marvin Miller. Billy Martin is an exceptionally tricky case, but my inclination is to support his candidacy because he won wherever he went. Pat Gillick's not tricky at all. He's the Billy Martin of general managers, except with more staying power and without the baggage. As I've mentioned many times, GMs have been terribly neglected by the Hall of Fame, and electing Gillick would be a great first step toward redress.
Here's the list of eight players on the ballot, with an additional piece of information for each: their highest level of support in the BBWAA's Hall of Fame balloting ...
Steve Garvey (42.6%), Tommy John (31.7%), Dave Concepcion (16.9%), Ron Guidry (8.8%), Vida Blue (8.7%), Rusty Staub (7.9%), Al Oliver (4.3%), Ted Simmons (3.7%)
Same thing, this time with Wins Above Replacement (one version of it, anyway) ...
Tommy John (59), Ted Simmons (50), Rusty Staub (45), Vida Blue (48), Ron Guidry (44), Al Oliver (39), Steve Garvey (36), Dave Concepcion (34)
Garvey's No. 2 in previous support, but No. 7 in WAR. Ted Simmons is No. 2 in WAR, but No. 8 in previous support. Tommy John's obviously got the strongest combination, No. 1 on one list and No. 2 on the other.
OK, this is the part where I strenuously object to relying solely on WAR when evaluating a player's Hall of Fame candidacy. But it's not a terrible starting point, right? Maybe WAR is missing some of the value in Concepcion's defense at shortstop ... but is WAR missing much about Steve Garvey or Al Oliver? I think probably not. Ditto for Rusty Staub (but you're surprised, aren't you, by how well he does score?).
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Tommy John's probably got the best shot. He did win 288 games, and also went 6-3 with a 2.65 ERA in 14 postseason games. The real knock against John is that he was never the best pitcher in his league, probably wasn't ever the second-best pitcher in his league. He was never really a dominant pitcher. And of course most Hall of Fame pitchers were dominant, at least for two or three seasons.
John wasn't. And you wonder what separates him from Jim Kaat, who's also still waiting for the call from Cooperstown.
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A novice hurdle race for four yrs old and upwards mares only that have not won a hurdle race other than one hurdle race value not more than E15,000
Weights - A novice hurdle race for four yrs old and upwards mares only that have not won a hurdle race other than one hurdle race value not more than E15,000
Allowances - 4-y-o 10st 11lb; 5-y-o and up 11st
Riders - Winner of a hurdle race 7lb extra;
Probable SP 2/1 Reine Angevine, 5/2 Thynetocatcher, 4/1 Somedaysomehow, 9/2 Spring Hawk, 11/2 Carrigeen Kigelia, 25/1 Slaney Conflict, 66/1 Perfect Gemstone, 100/1 Close The Bar.
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