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Occultation of C313.2 by Charon J.M. Pasachoff, J.W. Gangestad, S.P. Souza, and B.A. Babcock (Williams College); J.L. Elliot, A.A.S. Gulbis, M.J. Person (MIT); T. Tuvikene (Vrije Universiteit, Brussels); M. Emilio (Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa, Brazil) Stellar Occultations A stellar occultation occurs when the light from a star is blocked by an intervening body (such as a planet, moon, ring or asteroid). We can use the light of the occulted star to probe the atmosphere of a body in the outer Solar System, as well as determine the body's physical size from the duration of the occultation. As has been observed with Pluto (Fig. 1), if a planet has an atmosphere the light from the occulted star will not drop instantly, but slope down to a minimum and then rise up again in a similar manner at the end of the occultation. Refraction is the primary cause for the dip in intensity - extinction becomes significant only at low altitudes (where the atmosphere becomes adiabatic), as is evident in Fig. 1 where the slope becomes steeper about halfway through the event. By measuring the slope of the light curve during immersion and emersion, and comparing them to input quantities of a model, an occultation can provide a wealth of information about a planet's atmosphere: density, temperature, composition, and more. The MIT-Williams group had been working on occultations of Pluto for several years when attention shifted in 2004 to a predicted occultation in July 2005 by Charon of C313.2, an otherwise insignificant star in the US Naval Observatory catalog. Williams Light Curve Bryce Babcock and Joseph Gangestad from Williams College and Michael Person from MIT successfully observed the occultation of C313.2 at Cerro Armazones. Jay Pasachoff and Steve Souza at Pico dos Dias were unfortunately clouded out. Data at Cerro Armazones were taken at a cadence of 2 Hz with POETS (Portable Occultation, Eclipse and Transit System) and after reduction were made into a light curve (Fig. 3). Although conditions at the telescope were not optimal (resulting in low signal-to-noise), the occultation was unquestionably observed. Figure 3. The MIT-Williams light curve. Creation of the light curve involved the integration of Pluto, Charon and C313.2 together, resulting in only a 25% decrease in total flux during the occultation. Astrometric Predictions Predicting an occultation is an extremely sensitive matter. Due to the great distance of the Pluto-Charon system from the Earth (about 6 billion kilometers), the shadow of Charon which is cast on the Earth during an occultation is extremely narrow. To accurately predict where this shadow will fall, the positions of both C313.2 and Charon had to be known to within milliarcseconds, a level of precision uncommonly high for most astronomical applications. Jim Elliot's team at MIT has developed a suite of software with Mathematica which employs differential astrometry to track the motion of Pluto-Charon in relation to the target star and predicts where on Earth the occultation will be visible. For C313.2, the predictions pointed to a path over South America (Fig. 2), a part of the world already sprinkled with telescopes both large and small. Three main groups were working on this occultation: a French group led by Bruno Sicardy, a group from the Southwest Research Institute led by Leslie Young, and the MIT-Williams group, led by Jim Elliot at MIT and Jay Pasachoff at Williams College. The Williams team split into two - Jay Pasachoff and Steve Souza traveled to the Pico dos Dias Observatory in Brazil, and Bryce Babcock and Joseph Gangestad observed from the Cerro Armazones Observatory in the Atacama Desert near Antofagasta, Chile. A stellar occultation, the obstruction of the light of a star by an intervening body, is the most accurate method of measuring the size of planets, comets, and other solid bodies in the outer Solar System and elsewhere, and can provide a wealth of other information, such as parameters of the occulting body's atmosphere. On 11 July 2005 (UT) an occultation by Charon of the star C313.2 was observed by several teams from MIT and Williams College. One team from Williams successfully observed the occultation from the Cerro Armazones observatory in Chile, while the other Williams team in Brazil was clouded out. Data from Cerro Armazones and from other telescopes manned by MIT teams have allowed us to improve the value of Charon's radius, as well as better constrain values for the moon's density and rock-ice fraction; upper limits on any Charonian atmosphere have been determined. The methods employed in these analyses can be applied to recently-discovered Kuiper Belt Objects, details of which are sketchy so soon since their discovery. Introduction Pluto and its moon Charon are the only planets (aside from recently discovered Kuiper Belt Objects) not yet visited by spacecraft from Earth, so everything we know about this system comes from Earth-bound telescopes. Pluto-Charon are about 6 billion kilometers from Earth, but separated by only nineteen thousand, so resolving their half-arcsecond separation on Earth requires the largest telescopes available, and even then only the grossest surface features can be resolved. Answering deeper questions, such as whether these bodies have atmospheres, requires an alternative method, namely an occultation. Figure 1. Stellar occultation data and model ( from Elliot & Young 1992). The stellar-occultation light curve observed with the Kuiper Airborne Observatory has been plotted as points and the best-fitting model as a line. The residuals from the model fit are the points in the lower part of the figure. The few points with the largest residuals occur where the light curve has the largest slope, and they represent unmodeled density variations in Pluto's atmosphere. Figure 2. Track of Charon's shadow across South America. Ideally, observations are made at several chords (several lines of latitude) to improve the accuracy of astrometric calculations later. Analysis Unlike with Pluto's light curve (see Fig. 1) one sees no slope associated with this star's waning light. The light curve shows the light of C313.2 cut off in only one frame - a time of 0.5 seconds - and there is only one intermediate frame during emersion. A similar light curve was observed with one of the Magellan telescopes at Cerro Tololo, where observations were made at a 10 Hz cadence. This does not mean that Charon has no atmosphere, only that it is below our detectable threshold. Analysis of the light curves from all the MIT-Williams teams has determined a radius for Charon significantly improved from previous estimates, as well as better constraints on the moon's density and rock-ice fraction and on the bulk density of the Pluto-Charon system. These results are consistent with a collisional formation scenario for the Pluto-Charon system during which either of the objects may have been differentiated. Upper limits on any possible Charonian atmosphere have been determined for a variety of likely gases, although these limits are miniscule compared even to Pluto (quote Nature paper in preparation?). Future Work All analyses performed thus far have assumed a spherical Charon, but further analysis of the light curves may reveal possible asymmetry in the shape of Charon. The new values for the moon's rock-ice fraction and the system's bulk density will allow a reevaluation of models which describe the creation of this system and other bodies in the outer Solar System. A better-constrained value for Charon's radius will prompt a revisiting of mutual-occultation data of Pluto- Charon from the 1980s, which will allow us to put new constraints on the physical parameters of Pluto. The recent discovery of many large bodies in the Kuiper Belt, some potentially larger than Pluto, provides an exciting opportunity both to test POETS and to determine atmospheric and physical characteristics of these new planets, details of which are sketchy so soon since their discovery. References Elliot, J.L., & Young, L.A. 1992, AJ, 103, 991 Gulbis, A.A.S., Elliot, J.L., et al. in preparation Acknowledgments We thank N. Vogt and M Murphy of Universidad Católica del Norte for their assistance in our use of Cerro Armazones. Support for this work is provided by NASA Planetary Astronomy.
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2. Mountains Mountain- an elevated landform characterized by steep slopes; it is usually part of a chain of mountains.
3. How Mountains are Formed Mountains form in different ways-
Strong movements in the earth under the ground form mountains. The force of these movements pushes rock layers upward and this forms mountains and mountain ranges.
4. Mountain Parts
5. Mountain Vocabulary Hill- Moderately high landform whose slopes follow a gentle incline.
Cliff- A steep and fairly smooth slope.
Peak- mountain whose summit forms a cone or point. (triangle-like)
Summit- The highest point on the mountain.
Ridge- Long narrow section at the highest point on a mountain.
6. Mountains Characteristics: Erosion and Weathering Older Mountains- lowers, more flattened, smoother
Newer Mountains- higher, rigid, rocky
Why do you think you can see a difference between older and newer mountains?
The reason is because of erosion and weathering. Overtime the older mountains have been worked down, and slowly become flat and/or smooth.
8. Mountains Mountains can be found through out the United States.
There are a total of 75 mountains in the United States.
There are TWO main mountain ranges:
1)The Rocky Mountains which run from the Western United States through Canada.
2) The Appalachian Range which runs from the Southeast U.S. and northward to Canada.
Does anyone know if Alabama has a mountain? If there is one, do you know the name of it?
12. Appalachian Mountains The Appalachian Range runs through Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
Activity- each student is given a copy of a U.S. map, with each state name shown and outlined. The students will color in the states the Appalachian range runs through in red.
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14. Rocky Mountains The Rocky Mountains span over 8 states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
Rocky Mountain Activity- each students is given a map of the united states and they will color in the Rocky Mountain States. In blue.
15. Mt. Rushmore Mt. Rushmore is located in South Dakota. Locate South Dakota on your map. Now label it with the color green.
During the early 1900�s, the U.S. was growing very fast. People were traveling from the East Coast to the West coast. Many were passing by North and South Dakota, not stopping.
The people in South Dakota wanted a tourist attraction that would bring in more tourists that were passing through the state.
The South Dakota Historical Society decided they should build a huge memorial carved from rock and it would bring more visitors to the area. The increased number of visitors would bring in more money also.
19. Mt. Rushmore Mt. Rushmore is made out of a type of rock called granite. Granite is especially good for carving.
The carver Gutzon Borglum decided to carve president�s faces onto the side of the mountain. He decided that George Washinton, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore �Teddy� Roosevelt should be carved on the mountain.
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Thomas Jefferson- purchased land from France, which doubled the size of the U.S.
Abraham Lincoln- he led the country during the Civil War.
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23. Damage to mt. rushmore Each year Mt. Rushmore is cleaned and checked for cracks or damage. Rock wears away over time from weathering and erosion.
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Stress can turn dogs prematurely gray
Young dogs who are especially anxious and impulsive can grow gray hair on their muzzles prematurely — just like humans, a new study says.
Scientists involved in the study, published in the journal Applied Animal Behaviour Science, said they had long suspected stress led to premature gray around the muzzle in dogs, even though little research exists on the topic.
"Based on my years of experience observing and working with dogs, I've long had a suspicion that dogs with higher levels of anxiety and impulsiveness also show increased muzzle grayness," said Camille King, a Denver area veterinarian who led the study.
Author Temple Grandin also took part in the study, according to a press release from Northern Illinois University, King's alma mater.
To investigate, the researchers traveled to dog parks and veterinary clinics in Colorado, giving questionnaires to the owners of 400 dogs, CBS reported.
The owners answered 42 questions about their dogs' behavior, age and health, while the researchers took photos of each dog.
The researchers excluded dogs with light-colored fur. They focused just on dogs between ages 1 and 4, as older dogs could have gray fur simply from aging, the researchers said.
To gauge anxiety levels, the researchers asked about whether the dog destroyed things when left alone, had hair loss during vet exams or when entering new places, or cringed or cowered around groups of people.
To rate impulsivity, the researchers asked if the dogs jumped on people, whether they could be calmed, if they had difficulty focusing, and if they continued to be hyperactive after exercising.
Female dogs tended to have higher levels of grayness than male dogs did, the researchers found, and dogs that showed fearfulness toward loud noises and unfamiliar animals and people also tended to have increased grayness, they said.
In contrast, they said, grayness had nothing to do with the dog's size, whether it was fixed and whether it had any medical problems.
(Photos by John Woestendiek)
Posted by John Woestendiek December 20th, 2016 under Muttsblog.
Tags: aging, animals, anxiety, behavior, dog, dogs, fur, gray, grayness, grey, greyness, hair, impulsivity, muzzle, permaturely grey, pets, premature, prematurely gray, research, stress
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You're just the cutest little audience ever … Yes … Yes … Yes, you are!
A business professor at American University is using dogs to help students overcome their fear of public speaking and hone their oratorical skills.
Bonnie Auslander, the director of the Kogod Center for Business Communications, started the program on a trial basis last year, pairing anxiety-prone business school students with patient canine listeners.
The thinking behind it is similar to that of programs around the country in which much younger students read to dogs to gain confidence in their reading skills.
"Addressing a friendly and nonjudgmental canine can lower blood pressure, decrease stress and elevate mood — perfect for practicing your speech or team presentation," says the program's promotional material.
For now, evidence of the benefits is mostly anecdotal, reports the New York Times.
With therapy dogs arriving on campus regularly during finals, Auslander got the idea to use dogs as a practice audience and she recruited six dogs with calm personalities.
They included Teddy, a Jack Russell terrier, and Ellie, a Bernese mountain dog.
We think it's a great idea — assuming the dogs are willing to put up with all those speeches. On top of gaining confidence, students can learn the importance of inflecting their voices and gesturing to hold audience attention — though treats are proving to work better than either of those.
Auslander joked about having "an audience cat program some day that will be for speakers who are overconfident and need to be taken down a peg. The cats will turn away and lick their paws."
Although we feel a little sorry for them, we wish the best to those dogs taking part in the program. And having had our own issues with public speaking, we wish great success to those students taking part.
We're confident they will get their MBA's and become great orators — identifiable only by their tendency to throw Milk Bones to their audiences.
Posted by John Woestendiek August 22nd, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: american university, animals, anxiety, attention, bonnie auslander, confidence, dog, dogs, gestures, inflections, kogod center for business communications, oratory, pets, presentations, program, public speaking, reading, speaking, students, treats
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New gel promises to make the 4th of July a less anxiety-filled time for dogs
A new medication that claims to soothe dogs who are frightened by loud noises, such as fireworks and thunderstorms, will be available to veterinarians in the U.S. within a week — in plenty of time to help make the 4th of July less traumatic.
Sileo (not a very serious sounding name, is it?) comes in a gel form and is the first prescription medicine for treating anxiety over loud noises in canines– a widespread problem that leads to property destruction, running away and life-threatening injuries.
Its U.S. maker, Zoetis of Florham Park, New Jersey, says Sileo (pronounced SILL-lee-oh) works by blocking norepinephrine, a brain chemical similar to adrenaline that pumps up anxiety.
It is applied to a dog's gums via a pre-filled, needle-less syringe.
Zoetis says the medication will give owners of the estimated third of the 70 million dogs in the U.S. who have problems with loud noises an alternative to human anti-anxiety pills, like Xanax, that sedate dogs for many hours.
Sileo takes effect within 30 minutes to an hour.
The pre-filled applicator costs $30, and contains enough for two doses for a dog of 80 to 100 pounds, four doses for a 40-pound dog, or six doses for a small dog.
Dogs can be re-dosed every two hours, up to five times during each noise event, Zoetis said in a press release.
Zoetis has exclusive rights to distribute Sileo in the U.S. under an agreement with the medication's developer, Orion Corp. of Finland.
In testing on 182 pet beagles conducted on New Year's Eve, 75 percent of their owners rated its effect good or excellent. Side effects were rare and minor, the company says.
(Photo: Provided by Zoetis)
Posted by John Woestendiek May 17th, 2016 under Muttsblog.
Tags: 4th of July, animals, anxiety, behavior, canine, dog, dogs, drugs, fear, fireworks, first, fourth of july, gel, july 4, loud, medication, medicine, new years, noise, noises, pets, prescription, sileo, syringe, thunderstorms, veterinarian, veterinary, zoetis
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High tech device promises to tell a dog's mood — by monitoring the wag of the tail
Yes, ohmidog! pokes cruel fun at "new technology" from time to time, but only when "new technology" deserves it — as is the case with this tail wagging monitor a group hopes to bring to the market.
Some Cornell University graduates have launched an Indiegogo campaign to finance the manufacturing of DogStar TailTalk, which they describe as a translator of dog emotions.
The device consists of a lightweight sensor that wraps around your dog's tail, monitoring the speed and direction of the tail's movement with an internal accelerometer and a gyroscope.
Coupled with a phone app, the developers say, it will tell you when your dog is happy, and when his or her tail wag may be a sign of stress.
There's some hard science behind it — but not much.
Scientific studies conducted in Italy have concluded that the prominent direction of a dog's tail wag is an indicator of whether he's happy or feeling anxiety, aggression or fear.
Wagging more to the right is said to be an indication of positive feelings.
The developers of the device say the direction of the wag isn't always discernable to the naked eye: "Tail wagging is asymmetric and includes complex emotional signals that the human eye cannot recognize."
We're not so sure about that, just as we're not so sure that a dog owner, seeing their dog's tail wagging upon meeting, say, another dog, will have time to fire up the app to determine whether the meeting is going to go well.
Like a lot of canine-oriented technology — from treat poppers to automatic ball throwers to spy cams — this little gizmo takes over a task and/or responsibility that we should be doing ourselves, thereby growing closer and better knowing our dog, as opposed to distancing ourselves from our dog and giving them the features of robots.
As the goofy video above shows, the device may have some value when used remotely, such as learning the dog really doesn't like the dog walker at all, but that — again — is something a dog owner should be able to ascertain beforehand without gyroscopes or apps.
The design team says it consulted on the project with "professors from the famous College of Veterinary Medicine in Cornell University."
We think we smell a class project resurfacing for the marketplace. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
Current plans call for the TailTalk app to work with iOS or Android phones, and to include features like the "Happiness Overview" function, which tracks a dog's emotional status over the course of a day, a week, or a month. The monitoring device will be waterproof and "chew-resistant." We can only hope that dogs, annoyed by having a tail attachment, don't inadvertently chew through something other than the device.
So far, the campaign has raised about a third of its $100,000 funding goal.
If all goes according to plan, the TailTalk device will be ready to hit the market in about a year, and we suspect that — just as there are those who are willing to fund it — there will be those willing to buy it.
Because while the dog may sometimes wag his tail, and the tail may sometimes wag the dog, technology seems destined to almost always wag us.
Posted by John Woestendiek October 8th, 2015 under videos.
Tags: animals, anxiety, app, campaign, cornell, crowdfunding, device, direction, dog, dogs, dogstar, emotions, fear, fearful, happy, high tech, indiegogo, marketing, marketplace, monitor, pets, research, science, stressed, studies, tail, tailtalk, technology, wag, wag direction, wagging, wags
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"All natural" dog sedative pulled off shelves
Petco has pulled a "dog calming" medicine from its shelves after customers complained that, according to its ingredient label, it is 13 percent alcohol.
That's about the same alcohol percentage as wine.
Made by Pet Organics, Good-Dog! is "for dogs that are unruly or hyper" and "helps to make your dog happy & content," according to its label.
So would a nice merlot, but substantial amounts of alcohol aren't recommended for dogs, and in large amounts it can by toxic.
More than 750 people signed a change.org petition for Petco to remove Good-Dog!, which claims to be made with "all natural ingredients."
Petco spokesman initially said the product is safe, when used as directed — only a few drops should be added to the dogs water bowl.
"…This product has no negative effect on pets, and no known pet deaths or illnesses have been associated with this product in the 10 years it has been sold at Petco," the spokesman said.
But after 7News in Denver reported the story, Petco announced that it has voluntarily recalled Good Dog Pet Calming Supplement, and issued the following statement:
"The health and safety of pets and people is Petco's top priority. We sell a variety of calming remedies for pets with anxiety and also recommend that pet parents consult with their vet to ensure that there are no underlying health issues. In light of recent concerns expressed by some of our customers with regard to Good Dog Pet Calming Supplement, and this product's alcohol content, we have decided to issue a voluntary recall, effective immediately…"
Dr. Narda Robinson, a veterinarian and physician at Colorado State University, said the case is indicative of a broader issue — a lack of regulation for homeopathic drugs for pets.
"If this product has a calming effect, it's probably because of the alcohol, not because of the homeopathic medicine," she said.
Dr. Tina Wismer, with the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center said many herbal medications have an alcohol base.
"They are supposed to be dosed at a couple of drops per animal. Certainly if they ingested the entire bottle and it was a small animal, they may become intoxicated," she said.
Posted by John Woestendiek January 20th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: alcohol, animals, anxiety, behavior, calm, calming, content, dog, dogs, good dog, health, homeopathic, pet organics, petco, pets, pulled, pulls, safety, sedativ, supplement, veterinary
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Tell-tail signs: How to read your dog's wag
I've got to admit I've never paid much attention to which way Ace's tail is wagging — mostly to the right, or mostly to the left.
More often, it just seems to go back and forth, one side to the other, which is kind of the definition of wag.
But researchers in Italy, who first reported that the prominent direction of the wag signifies whether a dog is experiencing positive or negative feelings, now say other dogs are aware of this subtle distinction, and apparently have been for some time, indicating they — dogs — are much more on top of things than researchers.
Researchers at the University of Trento, in a new study, had dogs watch videos of other dogs wagging their tails. They found, according to a study reported in the journal Current Biology, that dogs watching another dog whose tail is wagging left showed signs of anxiety, including a higher heart rate. When watching a tail wag right, they remained calm.
When watching "Two Broke Girls" the dogs asked if they might please leave the room. (Not really.)
Returning to seriousness, the Italian researchers first reported in 2007 that dogs convey a wide array of emotions through the tail wag — not just happiness. A wag to the left indicates negative emotions; a wag to the right indicates positive ones. The directions are as seen when standing behind a dog.
In the earlier study, 30 dogs were placed, one at a time, in a large box surrounded with black plastic to prevent any visual stimulus (except maybe to dogs who find black plastic stimulating). The dogs were then shown a stimulus for 60 seconds — a dominant Belgian Malinois, a cat in a cage, their owners, and a strange human, by which we only mean one they hadn't met.
A system for measuring the tail movements of each dog was established — far too complex to go into here. Suffice to say, as the scientists put it:
"Tail wagging scores associated with the different stimuli were analyzed from video-recordings. Positions of the tail were scored every 10 seconds by superimposition on the computer screen of a cursor on the long axis of the body: the maximum extents of the particular tail wag occurring at each 10 second interval was recorded. Using single frames from video recording two angles were identified with respect to the maximum excursion of the tail to the right and to the left side of the dog's body. Tail wagging angles were obtained with reference to the axes formed by the midline of the dog's pelvis — the segment extending lengthwise through the dog's hips, drawn from the largest points as seen from above and the axes perpendicular to it."
When faced with their owner, dogs exhibited a "striking right-sided bias in the amplitudes of tail wagging." Less robust right-sided wags were observed also when the dogs were shown unfamiliar humans. When faced with a cat, dogs showed very reduced tail wagging, but still a slight bias favoring the right side. Seeing a dominant unfamiliar dog led the dogs in the study to wag more to the left.
The first study reported: "How far asymmetric tail-wagging responses are associated with postural asymmetry in preparation to the stimuli is difficult to say." (You can say that again) "It is likely that control of the flexure of the vertebral column is the same for the tail as well as the rest of the column, but the method we used for scoring tail-wagging responses and the panels flanking the body of the animal in the test-cage minimized any effect of asymmetric posture associated with spine bending."
I've got to wonder which way the dogs' tails wagged — or if they tucked them between their legs — when they were listening to the scientists talk.
The researchers stop short of saying wagging tails are a mode of communication between dogs.
"This is something that could be explained in quite a mechanistic way," said Giorgio Vallortigara, a neuroscientist and an author of both studies. "It's simply a byproduct of the asymmetry of the brain." Dogs, he explains, have asymmetrically organized brains, like humans (or at least most of them): "The emotions are associated presumably with activation of either the right or left side of brain," he said. "Left-brain activation produces a wag to the right, and vice versa."
But it would seem to me that if one dog is moving his tail, and another is drawing conclusions from that motion, as the scientists say is the case, that's communication — perhaps even a clearer form thereof than that to which the scientists are prone.
(Photo: Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Bari)
Posted by John Woestendiek November 3rd, 2013 under Muttsblog.
Tags: aggression, animal, anxiety, behaviors, calm, communication, dog, dogs, emotions, excited, excitement, experiment, feelings, heart rate, indicators, italy, language, left brain, negative, pets, positive, research, right brain, scientists, signs, tail, tails, university of trento, wag, wagging, wags
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Dogs anticipate bad weather, and more
You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows — at least not if you have a dog.
Two-thirds of American pet owners say their pets have a sixth sense about bad weather, according to a recent poll by the Associated Press and Petside.com.
Seventy-two percent of dog owners said they've gotten weather warnings from their pets, compared with 66 percent of cat owners.
And bad weather, many believe, is not all their pets are able to sense.
More than 40 percent of pet owners say their animals can sense the arrival of bad news, according to the poll conducted by GfK Roper Public Affairs and Corporate Communications.
"A sixth sense is something we can't explain but we tend to trust. It's a matter of belief and faith," psychologist Stephanie LaFarge, the senior director of counseling services for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, told the Associated Press.
Some scientists believe animals sense bad weather because of changes in barometric pressure, and that they can sense seizures, low blood sugar or other medical problems through changes in their owner's hormone levels.
How some pets know when earthquakes are coming, or that bad news is on the horizon, remain more mysterious.
The ASPCA's LaFarge says she has personally experienced the latter.
"I have been awakened in the middle of the night by a dog," she said. "Very shortly after that, I received some very, very shocking bad news. I was awake when the phone rang. I couldn't explain why I was awake except the dog was next to me nudging me. How did the dog know my father died at midnight?"
Posted by John Woestendiek January 11th, 2011 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, anxiety, aspca, associated press, bad news, behavior, cats, dogs, earthquakes, intuition, pet owners, pets, petside.com, poll, science, seizures, sense, sixth, sixth sense, storms, warnings, weather
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City of Brookfield Fire Chief Charlie Myers has issued an immediate ban on burning, and the use of all fireworks including sparklers and caps. Severe heat and extreme drought conditions are blamed for the ban.
As a result, burning and the use of fireworks would constitute a public nuisance affecting safety, he said.
This ban includes fires in all outdoor fireplaces and fire pits, burning lawn waste, camp fires and the private use of consumer fireworks including sparklers, caps and novelty fireworks. Brookfield ordinances already prohibit the sale, possession and use of all fireworks with the exception of caps and sparklers.
Brookfield Police Department officials say given the conditions, officers will strictly enforce these restrictions. Violators of these restraints, and adults who permit the use of any kind of fireworks, including caps and sparklers, or burning by minors will receive citations. This ban does not prohibit residents from using contained grills for cooking food.
The ban will remain in place until further notice.
Currently, the city plans on conducting its scheduled fireworks display on July 4th . However, a review of this plan is ongoing.
Individuals may call the Fire Department at (262) 782-8932 with questions concerning the continuation of the ban. When the ban is lifted, it will be posted on the city's website.
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The rare opportunity has arisen to obtain a mixed residential and commercial premises comprising of a two bedroom dwelling house with self contained bedsit annexe and former pottery premises. The residential properties which benefit from UPVC double glazing and oil fired central heating have been renovated and boast modern fixtures & fittings throughout. From the upper floor of the dwelling house onwards seaviews can be appreciated. The annexe is an ideal granny flat or holiday let. The properties are set within a good sized garden area lined with mature bushes and trees. Located on a main roadway ideal for catching passing trade the former pottery buildings which extend to approximately 373m² have potential for shop, workshop, studio or café premises and boast a large tarmac parking area. The subjects are situated approximately 7 miles from Stornoway town centre in a popular village location which is served by amenities including shop, school, garage and pharmacy and is close to a selection of beaches and Brevig Pier.
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Book DescriptionMany Guatemalans speak of Mayan indigenous organizing as 'a finger in the wound'. Diane Nelson explores the implications of this painfully graphic metaphor in her far-reaching study of the civil war and its aftermath. Why use a body metaphor? What body is wounded, and how does it react to apparent further torture? If this is the condition of the body politic, how do human bodies relate to it - those literally wounded in thirty-five years of war and those locked in the equivocal embrace of sexual conquest, domestic labor, mestizaje, and social change movements? Supported by three and a half years of fieldwork since 1985, Nelson addresses these questions - along with the jokes, ambivalences, and structures of desire that surround them - in both concrete and theoretical terms. She explores the relations among Mayan cultural rights activists, ladino (nonindigenous) Guatemalans, the state as a site of struggle, and transnational forces including Nobel Peace Prizes, UN Conventions, neo-liberal economics, global TV, and gringo anthropologists. Along with indigenous claims and their effect on current attempts at reconstituting civilian authority after decades of military rule, Nelson investigates the notion of Quincentennial Guatemala, which has given focus to the overarching question of Mayan - and Guatemalan - identity. Her work draws from political economy, cultural studies, and psychoanalysis, and has special relevance to ongoing discussions of power, hegemony, and the production of subject positions, as well as gender issues and histories of violence as they relate to post colonial nation-state formation.
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