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That's great! She's still a young dog, you can certainly make up for things if you put in an honest effort going forward.
These are very intelligent dogs, she will catch on quickly. I think you'll be surprised at how a few changes to your routine will get things back on track.
Keep it up, 9 months old is a tough age too, remember.
Scouts mama: It's definitely all about the training and has nothing to do with little bits of cake either
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Thank you I'll look into those videos. Im waiting for pat millers positive training book to arrive and I'll look at the other ones you've mentioned and the videos. I have been jogging with her when walking but only once she's walked nicely for a little while. Rather than keeping to the short leash walks do you think it would be more beneficial to short leash walk to the field nearby and play fetch off lead and then home rather than just a short leash walk?
Minimizing or eliminating stress is the key. I have never dealt with a fearful dog but..pretend your a "good" doctor!
Do no harm should be your moto.
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That's great! The answer is always hotdo--- I mean more training ;-)
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Just an update, had a brilliant day today.
She was still abit shaky this morning with the walk and training however after work she was like a different dog, I'm guessing my attitude must be different so thank you for all the support both on here and in pm's .
On the walks I tried walking the other way when she pulled but it didn't seem to be working as aslong as she was pulling she didn't care what direction particularly. I adjusted it so when she pulled I just stopped, I've been doing this for some time but with no avail. Today I dug the old clicker out and started marking when the leash was loose and rewarding after marking it and she seems to really pick up on this. I took her out on the collar she has on at the moment which is a half check collar and just a flat leader and have never had her walk so well as she has today .
After the walk we went to pets at home and had a walk around. I put her gentle leader on her for this but she wasn't resisting it at all and was focused on me, by me I mean hotdogs in my pocket but nevermind! Got her a new toy and we've been playing/obedience for the rest of the evening.
Now looking back I feel like kicking myself for getting worked up last night, glad I did though , so far it seems to have brought about a really good change in me that seems to be helping lana a lot.
Thank you for all the help!
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>>> Full steam ahead into training now! <<<
Nigel when SO was home during the day I think he probably did play a lot rougher and higher pace with her than I do. I'll be ramping up playtime a lot more for her and hopefully I'll see a difference. Just being alert during the day would have been more tiring for her whereas now she gets to sleep all day so has bags of energy come night time. With training there's a delicate balance that seems difficult to find at the moment because not tired enough and she is abit sassy whereas too tired and she withdraws, especially at training classes. The best mood for training class was when she'd been at my parents the night before, I tried to convince them to have her over every night before training class but it didn't go down so well .
Doggiedad, on the mornings we get up early for walks at the moment so will add morning training into our routine. Unfortunately I only have short breaks at work so can't come home in this job. My partner won't be working away after this trip so will be able to come home during the middle of his working day soon which should make things easier for her.
There is no chance I would rehome her i love her to the moon and back. I don't think there's anything that would make me consider giving her up. Full steam ahead into training now!
take time out for training. get up early before you have to go
to work and train. if you can come home during lunch use
that time to train. before you go to bed conduct a few training
sessions. if you don't have a trainer maybe you should find one.
there's no need to rehome even if you don't train your dog.
start training and stick to it, be consistent and in time you're
going to see a change but you have to be consistent.
you haven't let your dog down. you simply didn't train
your dog up to this point. your dog doesn't feel let down.
now that you're going to train everything is going to
having a dog takes you out of your comfort zone but when
you have a trained, socialized dog they bring you comfort.
Thank you. I've always tried to make my commands sound the way they should but from the blank states I get some of the time obviously it needs abit of work! New start in the morning and positive thinking from here on in!
Thank you for all the positive and encouraging replies it means a lot
|Don't be embarrassed about where you're at with training, that just brings on more stress, let that stuff go and focus on a few training goals and work toward them. I wonder if your SO played fun games, tug or maybe wrestled etc... and gave her a bit of an outlet for her energy? Might be why she nipping now. Playing fetch, tug or flirt pole with obedience incorporated in could help and are a great way to tire and train. When Zoe was at that age, I needed to tire her out a little (sometimes a lot) before training, made class/training much easier. From what you've posted, I don't see any mistakes, just sounds like a little frustration.
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In the win over Kenyon, the Phoenix captured the doubles point thanks to wins by Craig Cox (Surrey, England) and Erik Finkenbrink (Duelmen, Germany) at No. 1 and Michael Tebon (Excelsior, Minn.) and Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) at No. 2. Green Bay went on to take all six singles contests in straight sets.
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In the evening match against the Warhawks, it was Cox and Finkenbrink leading a Phoenix sweep in doubles action with a convincing 8-2 win over Mitch Osborne and Ben Shklyar at No. 1. Tenzer and Tebon teamed up once again for an 8-6 win at No. 2, and the freshman duo of Rowan Isaaks (London, England) and Joey Leto (Downers Grove, Ill.) combined for an 8-2 win at No. 3.
Earning singles wins against UW-Whitewater were Cox at No. 1, Leopold Gomez Islinger (Weiden, Germany) at No. 2, Marius Merz (Heidelberg, Germany) at No. 5 and Tebon at No. 6.
After the short homestand Green Bay returns to the road for a pair of matches in DeKalb, Ill., against Western Illinois and Northern Illinois on Friday, Feb. 22. The Phoenix will play its next 13 matches away from home before returning to Western Racquet on Saturday, April 6 to face Youngstown State.
Green Bay 7, Kenyon College 0
No. 1 - Michael Tenzer (GB) def. Michael Razumovsky (KEN) 6-4, 6-4
No. 2 - Erik Finkenbrink (GB) def. Paul Burgin (KEN) 6-3, 6-2
No. 3 - Craig Cox (GB) def. Kevin Ye (KEN) 6-2, 6-2
No. 4 - Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Jacob Huber (KEN) 6-2, 6-1
No. 5 - Joey Leto (GB) def. Tristan Kaye (KEN) 6-2, 6-4
No. 6 - Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Davis Thrailkill (KEN) 6-1, 6-1
No. 1 - Craig Cox/Erik Finkenbrink (GB) def. Michael Razumovsky/CJ Williams (KEN) 8-3
No. 2 - Michael Tebon/Michael Tenzer (GB) def. Jared Goldstein/Josh Stiles (KEN) 8-1
No. 3 - Wade Heerboth/Kevin Ye (KEN) def. Leopold Gomez Islinger/Joey Leto (GB) 8-5
Green Bay 5, UW-Whitewater 2
No. 1 - Craig Cox (GB) def. Byron Balkin (UWW) 6-4, 6-2
No. 2 - Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Andy McGlashen (UWW) 6-4, 6-2
No. 3 - Andrew Bayliss (UWW) def. Joey Leto (GB) 6-4, 7-6 (5)
No. 4 - Mitch Osborne (UWW) def. Rowan Isaaks (GB) 7-6 (8), 6-7 (2), 10-6
No. 5 - Marius Merz (GB) def. Brian Klein (UWW) 6-2, 3-6, 6-4
No. 6 - Michael Tebon (GB) def. Cam Laktash (UWW) 7-6, 6-4
No. 1 - Erik Finkenbrink/Craig Cox (GB) def. Mitch Osborne/Ben Shklyar (UWW) 8-2
No. 2 - Michael Tenzer/Michael Tebon (GB) def. Byron Balkin/Andrew Bayliss (UWW) 8-6
No. 3 - Joey Leto/Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Brian Klein/Kevin Friend (UWW) 8-2
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10 meals every Myanmar traveler should try
With Myanmar opening to the outside world, visitors are discovering a cuisine that's been largely hidden from sight for the last 50 years.
With an emphasis on rich, predominately savory/salty flavors, influences from South and Southeast Asia and a repertoire of ingredients not found in any other cuisine, there's much to discover.
As in most of Southeast Asia, Myanmar restaurants and stalls tend to specialize in a single dish or culinary style.
For a comprehensive taste of the cuisine, we've chosen these 10 Burmese dishes and snacks. Every visitor to the country should seek them out.
Tea leaf salad
Perhaps the most famed Burmese food is lephet -- fermented tea leaves.
The tart leaves are eaten on their own, typically as dessert, but they're also served in the form of lephet thoke, a salad of pickled tea leaves.
To make the dish, the sour, slightly bitter leaves are mixed by hand with shredded cabbage, sliced tomatoes, crunchy deep-fried beans, nuts and peas, a splash of garlic oil and pungent slices of chili and garlic.
The dish is versatile. It can be a snack, an appetizer or, coupled with a plate of rice, a meal.
It's also considered a stimulant: the Burmese says that eating too much lephet thoke can prevent sleep.
More on CNN: 11 things to know before visiting Myanmar
Shan-style rice
Known in Burmese as nga htamin (fish rice), this Shan (one of the country's main Buddhist ethnic groups) dish combines rice that's been cooked with turmeric and squashed into a disk with a topping of flakes of freshwater fish and garlic oil.
Oily and savory, when served with sides of leek roots, cloves of raw garlic and deep-fried pork rinds, nga htamin becomes a snack that runs the gamut from pungent to spicy.
Burmese curry
A visit to a traditional Burmese restaurant is more than just a meal, it's a culinary experience.
As the name suggests, curry is the central element, but after you've chosen one -- typically a meaty, somewhat oily curry based around pork, fish, shrimp, beef or mutton -- a seemingly never-ending succession of side dishes will follow.
These include rice, a tart salad, a small dish of fried vegetables, a small bowl of soup and a large tray of fresh and par-boiled vegetables and herbs to be eaten with various dips.
Dips range from ngapi ye, a watery, fishy sauce, to balachaung, a dry, spicy mixture of chillies, garlic and dried shrimp fried in oil.
At a Muslim-run curry shop the soup might be a combination of lentils and root vegetables, while the sides might include a few crispy pappadum.
By the time it all arrives, you'll be face to face with a spread of dishes that seems to include all the ingredients, textures and flavors of Myanmar.
After you've finished, you'll also get a traditional Burmese dessert -- a lacquer tray containing pickled tea leaves and nuts, or a jar of chunks of palm sugar.
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Burmese tea shop meal
Myanmar's tea shops aren't just places to sip tiny cups of sweet, milky tea.
They also function as a crash-course on various cuisines of Myanmar -- dishes served often reflect the ethnicity of the shop's proprietor.
Tea shops run by ethnic Burmese are good places to dig into the world of traditional Burmese noodle or rice dishes such as htamin thoke, a type of rice salad.
Indian/Muslim-owned tea shops tend to serve South Asian-influenced, deep-fried savory snacks, such as samosas or poori (deep-fried bread served with a potato curry) or baked breads such nanbya (naan). The latter also often serve South Asian-style desserts.
Chinese-owned tea shops often feature baked sweets as well as meaty steamed buns and dim sum-like items.
Burmese sweet snacks
Unlike sweet dishes in the West, Burmese sweets, known collectively as "moun," aren't consumed as dessert but rather as snacks, typically taken with tea in the morning or afternoon.
And unlike sweets elsewhere in Southeast Asia, moun aren't generally packed with sugar, instead getting their sweet flavors from ingredients such as grated coconut, coconut milk, rice flour, cooked sticky rice, tapioca and fruit.
Standout Burmese sweets include hsa nwin ma kin, small cakes of crumbly semolina flour with coconut milk, ghee and raisins; and bein moun and moun pyit thalet, Burmese-style pancakes, served sweet or savory, with a damp, hole-y consistency not unlike an English crumpet.
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Deep-fried stuff
The Burmese have an obsession with deep-frying foods in oil -- in Myanmar, it's practically impossible to avoid fried foods.
The majority of snacks found on the street or in tea shops -- samosas, spring rolls, savory fritters, sweets, breads -- are deep-fried, and many noodle dishes are topped with akyaw, deep-fried crispy garnishes.
One deep-fried dish particularly worth seeking out is buthi kyaw, battered and deep-fried chunks of gourd.
When served hot, the thin, crisp batter conceals a soft, slightly watery interior of tender gourd, and the fritters are typically served with a sour/sweet dip made from tamarind that can be made savory with the addition of bean powder.
Shan-style 'tofu' noodles
One of the most unusual dishes in Myanmar is hto-hpu nwe, literally "warm tofu."
Associated with the ethnic Shan of northern Myanmar, the dish doesn't actually include tofu, but rather a thick porridge made from chickpea flour.
The sticky yellow stuff is served over thin rice noodles, chunks of marinated chicken or pork. It's topped with a drizzle of chili oil and includes sides of pickled veggies and broth.
It's an odd and visually arresting combination, but, if you're a fan of savory flavors, one that will grow on you.
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Nangyi thoke
The Burmese love "dry" noodle dishes -- essentially noodle-based "salads" with broth served on the side -- and perhaps the tastiest and most ubiquitous is nangyi thoke.
The dish takes the form of thick, round rice noodles with chicken, thin slices of fish cake, par-boiled bean sprouts and slices of hard-boiled egg.
The ingredients are seasoned with a mixture of roasted chickpea flour and turmeric and chili oil, tossed by hand and served with sides of pickled greens and a bowl of broth.
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Myanmar's unofficial national dish is mohinga -- fine, round rice noodles served in a hearty, herbal fish- and shallot-based broth, often supplemented with the crunchy pith of the banana tree.
It's beloved as a breakfast dish, but, sold by mobile vendors, it's a common snack at any time of day or night.
Optional toppings include a sliced hard-boiled egg and akyaw, deep-fried crispy veggies and/or disks of lentil batter. The dish is seasoned to taste with a squeeze of lime and/or flakes of dried chili.
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Shan-style noodles
The dish most commonly associated with Shan State is this combination of thin, flat rice noodles in a clear, peppery broth with marinated chicken or pork, garnished with toasted sesame and a drizzle of garlic oil. It's served with a side of pickled vegetables.
Compared with most Burmese noodle dishes, it's relatively simple, verging on bland, but is reassuringly comforting and consistently delicious.
A "dry" version, with the broth served on the side, is also common.
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Greetings! Looking for other duck & goose hunters to share the JOY of waterfowl hunting. Longtime Mountain Home resident with a very flexible schedule. Most of my hunting buddies only hunt deer or elk and definitely won't chase birds. I'm pretty well equipped but haven't done too many duck & goose hunts in recent years. It is often VERY hard to find someone to go out -- especially during the week. I LOVE the outdoors but as you guys know, it is SO much more fun when you can share the experience with another hunter. I'm very easy going and won't spend the day whining & complaining. I'm not usually this gabby, but I'm trying to give you guys enough info to make some good contacts.
I'm a good partner. I don't sky bust; I don't give up other folk's favorite spot: I am willing to share on gas expenses, etc.; I'm dependable & on time; and I help with loading & unloading equipment. I'm fairly knowledgeable, but I do NOT know it all. I like to learn from others and respect their rules & procedures -- especially for their spots. Last year I checked out a remote spot at Strike that I remembered from long ago and kicked up 3 groups of Canadian mallards. I plan to go back there soon and establish a blind(s) and plan the best options for spreads. It would be SO much better if I could find someone motivated enough to join me!
I mainly hunt around C.J. Strike and have only hunted the Snake River a couple of times. I've got a ski boat but it would be a last resort as I'm not ready to run the river with it. I've got a fair number of dekes that I'm restringing and watching the Primos DVD to try to brush up on my calls. I'm kind of rusty on my calls, but I know when to "shut up". I'm also getting ready to set up my first "jerk rig". I have been looking for a fairly short "Jon Boat" to stuff in the back of my pickup, but they seem to be very rare around here.
Long ago, I busted quite a few ducks & geese in South Dakota. It has been years since I busted some geese near Jack's Creek, but I would sure like to get into them again. I've only got one goose decoy, but will consider buying more if it will bring some goose meat home. I used to be good calling them, but I'm rusty now so I will limit my calling.
INFO ONLY: I have a female yellow lab who loves to retrieve duck dummies from land or water and loves to hunt upland birds. She stays the right distance as she is workin' the birds and doesn't run off after critters. But unfortunately, before I got her trained for blind retrieves & chillin' in a blind -- she started having seizures about every 2 months. I won't ruin someone else's hunt by bringing her and I won't take her in fast water, but I welcome suggestions on dealing with the problem. If I go out by myself to this quiet shallow spot I found, I would like to show her a good time ... with the thrill of a successful duck hunt! Ginger is resting her head on my thigh -- quite interested in what I'm typing. Again, I won't ruin your day with a semi-trained pup -- but maybe I can learn from some of you.
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By TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader | November 03. 2013 8:44PM
She will rise about 4:30 a.m. She will shower with scentless shampoo and soap. She will don camouflage, douse herself with deer urine and, in the chilly dark of the early morning, climb onto her 15-foot-high tree stand for her first morning of the muzzleloader deer hunting season, which began last Saturday.
Clement, who has applied to the University of Maine, Orono, to study biomedical engineering, understands she is a bit of an anomaly.
She said her interest in the outdoors, shooting and hunting was inspired by her parents, Dale and Jeannie. Dale is an avid hunter — to the point where he reloads his own ammunition. She said hunting for the Clement family is about nature, not killing. It's about being able to provide the family's own meat so supermarket meat can be avoided. And it's about always respecting your surroundings and the firearm in your hands.
Dale said he introduced — but didn't push — the sport on Karissa and her younger sister, Charlotte.
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"I was elated," he said. "It was probably one of the proudest moments of my life, seeing a 12-year-old girl handle a rifle better than most men. It was a great moment."
And Charlotte seems to be on an identical track. At 12, also on her first hunt in Wyoming earlier this year, Charlotte harvested an antelope from 190 yards, "using the same gun," Dale said.
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Abby fell in love with RWU even before she transferred here at the end of her freshman year. From the campus and community feel to the friends she made, Abby knew RWU was the place for her. And, when she got to campus for the fall of her sophomore year, she decided to take RWU over! She was involved in just about everything -- a member of Delta Sigma Pi (the business fraternity), was an admissions ambassador, a member of the Intercultural Center, a DJ for WQRI and an Enterprise Fellow in the Mario J. Gabelli School of Business. She even found time to travel to France and Germany to study their financial markets and Parliament through her International Business class! So, what's Miss RWU up to these days? Even before she crossed the stage at graduation, Abby launched her own social media consulting company, Social Gal Abby. Several of her faculty members and the dean of the Gabelli School of Business acted as her advisors on the project, and also as her biggest cheerleaders.
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Carnival de Resistance
When Monday September 9, 2013 @ 8:00 PM (1388 days ago)
Where Common Grounds Coffee House
Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
The Environmental Justice and Arts Festival, CARNIVAL DE RESISTANCE, is coming to Harrisonburg. Get a preview of the kind of activism and radical faith that this merry band of troublemakers bring to our campus and town. Check out the website for more info: http://carnivalderesistance.com
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Brothers of the Highway (2013)
Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent were much in demand bluegrass session players who worked with the likes of Ricky Skaggs and Doyle Lawson before ... Show synopsis Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent were much in demand bluegrass session players who worked with the likes of Ricky Skaggs and Doyle Lawson before venturing out as a duo, modeling themselves on classic genre duos the Louvins, the Delmores, and the Monroes, floating out high lonesome harmonies over crisp, professional playing. They were already very good when the pairing started, and they're arguably even better now, and this set, which the duo self-produced and which appears on Rounder Records, is full of all the things they do well, blending wonderful vocal harmonies with bright, nuanced playing, and while it's certainly bluegrass grounded in a full awareness of that genre's storied past, it also edges at times into a kind of delightfully graceful kind of folk-country, particularly on songs like the Vince Gill-penned "Hills of Caroline" and the beautiful "Where You've Been," which Kathy Mattea had a radio hit with a while back. All of this gives Brothers of the Highway a nice balance between high-flying bluegrass romps like the opener, "Steel Drivin' Man" (not the traditional tune but an original written by Dailey), reverential covers like the wonderful version here of the Louvin Brothers' ballad "When I Stop Dreaming," and original songs ("Back to Jackson County" -- another Dailey song), with everything adding up to a fine album full of graceful depth. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi
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Thecla the Protomartyr & Equal to the Apostles
September 24
This saint was from the city of Iconium. When she was eighteen years of age, she was instructed in the Faith of Christ and the hope of the resurrection by the Apostle Paul, whom also she followed, forsaking her betrothed and espousing a life of virginity for the sake of the Heavenly Bridegroom. Having preached Christ in various cities and suffered many things, she reposed in Seleucia of Cilicia at the age of 90.
Apolytikion of Protomartyr Thekla
Fourth Tone
O Lord Jesus, unto Thee Thy lamb doth cry with a great voice: O my Bridegroom, Thee I love; and seeking Thee, I now contest, and with Thy baptism am crucified and buried. I suffer for Thy sake, that I may reign with Thee; for Thy sake I die, that I may live in Thee: accept me offered out of longing to Thee as a spotless sacrifice. Lord, save our souls through her intercessions, since Thou art great in mercy.
Kontakion of Protomartyr Thekla
Plagal of the Fourth Tone
O glorious virgin, thou wast entrusted with an apostolate, while shining brightly with virginal beauty and adorned with crowns of martyrdom. And, O Thecla, thou also didst subdue the bull's fury and change the fire to dew by thine entreaties, O first contestant among all womankind.
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I'm finally to a point after this weekend where I feel comfortable showing off some of my progress. This thread also allows me to send my thanks and gratitude to the community as a whole, but also specifically to those people who have been helping me put this together -- either directly via their craftsmanship and efforts or indirectly via their replies to my PMs, posts, and by their own tutorials and progress threads.
So, without further ado, I present my Geek Scarecrow (as my wife affectionately dubbed it):
He's presently housed in the garage -- which I have totally trashed with my masking tape, plastic remnants, dirty paper towels, used Dixie cups (great for paint cleaning, J-Weld mixing, Bondo concocting, etc.). I've probably gone through 100 of them and so much more **** it boggles the mind. More pics:
Here's the breakdown at present:
Still got a good bit of work to do. The armor needs a little more weathering and a scratch layer. Need to get my shin tools, boot spikes, and collar/girth studs from Bobamaker and paint those up. Have to make a cape and get my blaster from Hotshot and gloves from GBH (current ****** gloves by Home Depot). And the MOW jet pack (thanks, Christian!) is midway through prep. That's going to take a good chunk of time to finish. And I forgot to throw my Wookiee braids on for some reason....
- Armor: FPv3 - cut, prepped, and painted by me, with thanks to Darthmiller, Spideyfett, and Gbeef for their progress threads and TDH for the reference photos!! This armor is simply fantastic. Thanks to Dean for selling it to me!!!
- Chest and shoulder decals - Lucksy31. Didn't mean to forget you, Scott! Although you can almost assume his decals on any given paint-up, since they're the best!! :)
- Jumpsuit, Flak vest, Neckseal, pouches, and spats - The lovely Ladysewforus. Thanks, Debbi!! You should not think twice about ordering your soft goods from her. Not only are they excellent, but she is incredible in her communication and committment to satisfaction. It was almost a shame the way I airbrushed it with "Dirt", punched holes in it, rubbed it in real dirt, and otherwise abused it to get it to this state. Trust me, it looks much dirtier in person.
- Gauntlets -- Wickedbeard. Wow. Just....wow. Enough said. Worth every penny and then some. It even came with the LED on the back of the left gauntlet already wired and all three hoses -- that I haven't gotten around to connecting yet. Buy his stuff!!! :D
- Ammo belt - 99centtaco. Again, just incredible craftsmanship. Dirty bastard had to come out with a new version right after I bought this one that is even better. May save that for Geek Scarecrow v2.
- Chest lights - Fettronics (deluxe version). They're perfect. Not hooked up in the photo since I still need to rig a place to put the battery pack, but trust me -- they look good.
- Helmet - SgtFang v1, painted by me. Bought this unpainted from a TDH member and have put a good bit of work into it. Still need to finish the left cheek, parts of the back, and add an RF. This will be replaced in a couple of months by the FPH that Superjedi will be painting for me (Yay!!!). I can hardly wait to see his progress begin. C'mon, Priority Mail!!!
- Girth belt - Centaur Mohair dyed by me using Whistle8mp's excellent latex and stain method. It looks much more subdued without the flash. The color looks great - Colonial Red Satin latex and "Fruit Punch" water based stain in a proportion I've since forgotten.
- Boots -CA boots, partially weathered using Spideyfett's tutorial. Still need to do a little more on these.
- Knee darts - Serenity. These things rock
- Mannequin by eBay. Will have to pad this thing at some point. He only has a 38 inch chest, and the adjustable arms mean no "flesh" from mid bicep to forearm. Will need to fix that once I'm ready for hinal posing with the EE-3.
But I feel like I'm getting closer now. It's not just a pile of boxes anymore.
Periodic updates to come as I get through the rest of this. And, of course, I hope it will be me instead of some flat chested, tiny waisted, stick armed fiberglass dummy wearing this at Star Wars Fan Days 2 in a couple of months! Hope to see some of you there!!
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By and large, the Burns & Carlin team found little success, and eventually broke up; their album was released on the tiny Era Records label under the name Burns & Carlin at the Playboy Club Tonight (despite having been recorded at Hollywood's Cosmo Alley), but failed to generate much attention. Meanwhile, Burns split to begin working with Avery Schreiber. Striking out on his own, Carlin initially worked in roles that cast him as a clean-cut, straight-laced performer; his proper solo debut, 1967's Take Offs and Put Ons (recorded at The Roostertail in Detroit, Michigan) offered clever if mild-mannered routines like "Wonderful WINO," about a mindless disc jockey. That year he was also tapped to co-star in Away We Go, a summer replacement series for The Jackie Gleason Show; still, despite his success, Carlin found his suit-and-tie image stifling, and began gravitating toward the image and ideals of the counterculture.
Re-emerging as a long-haired, bearded, denim-clad hippie, he lost many of his high-paying gigs, but his riffs on sex, drugs, and politics quickly gained an avid following among the fringe culture. While 1972's FM & AM offered an even split between the safer material of his past work and the more incendiary routines of the "new" Carlin, 1972's Class Clown and the following year's Occupation Foole marked his full evolution into a counterculture icon. Most notably, Class Clown featured the recorded debut of the "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" bit, the subject of a Supreme Court ruling after the FCC nearly stripped Pacifica Radio of its FM license for playing the routine on the air. At the same time, Carlin himself was arrested after a Milwaukee concert appearance for violating local obscenity laws.
The controversy only made him a bigger star, and in 1975 he was tapped to host the debut episode of the NBC sketch comedy showcase Saturday Night Live. The same year also saw the release of the LP An Evening with Wally Londo Featuring Bill Slaszo, highlighted by an early performance of what soon evolved into his popular "Baseball -- Football" routine. In 1976 Carlin appeared in the film Car Wash, and in 1977 he issued On the Road. However, as a new breed of way-out comedians like Steve Martin, Robin Williams, and Andy Kaufman began to emerge, Carlin's brand of incisive sociopolitical commentary began to fall from favor; plagued by substance abuse problems, he did not record again until 1981's A Place for My Stuff, and gained a reputation for unpredictable, often abusive on-stage behavior.
By the middle of the decade, he resurfaced clean and sober for 1985's Carlin on Campus and 1986's Playin' with Your Head, which reprised material from recent cable TV and home video performances. After 1988's What Am I Doing in New Jersey?, he found a new following among teens thanks to his appearances in the popular Bill and Ted screen comedies; in the early '90s, he courted an even younger audience by assuming the lead role on the PBS children's series Shining Time Station. Still, Carlin did not neglect his core audience; 1990's Parental Advisory, Explicit Lyrics and 1992's Jammin' in New York found him as feisty as ever, and in 1994 he starred as an abrasive cabdriver in the short-lived Fox television sitcom The George Carlin Show. Additionally, he continued to tour constantly, and in 1997 issued the album Back in Town. Like many of his '90s recordings, 1999's You Are All Diseased was issued as a complement to an hourlong HBO special.
Carlin continued to perform throughout the country on an intensive basis, and issued his politically fueled Complaints and Grievances shortly after the September 11th tragedy. It was followed by 2006's Life Is Worth Losing and 2008's It's Bad for Ya. Both featured some of his bleakest material to date, the latter being driven by the subject of death. It was announced that Carlin would be the recipient of the 2008 Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, to be awarded in November 2008 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Only days later, on June 22, 2008, Carlin died of heart failure in Santa Monica, California. The Kennedy Center announced that Carlin would receive the prize posthumously and that the November event would be dedicated to him. Carlin had been writing an autobiography before his death, and it was published as Last Words in 2009. In 2016, Carlin's first posthumous album, I Kinda Like It When a Lotta People Die, was released. The album -- including material recorded live at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on September 9-10, 2001 -- had been shelved following the September 11 attacks. ~ Jason Ankeny
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Track List: Take-Offs And Put-Ons (Live)
Track List: I Kinda Like It When A Lotta People Die
Track List: What Am I Doing In New Jersey? (Explicit)
Track List: It's Bad For Ya (Explicit)
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Wittenberg Professor Emeritus To Celebrate National Poetry Month On April 20
Published Apr. 4, 2013
Springfield, Ohio – April is National Poetry Month, and those in the Miami Valley who love to read, write and listen to poetry are invited for the fourth straight year to celebrate with Conrad Balliet, Wittenberg University professor emeritus of English. Balliet will be joined by local poets at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, in the Main Library Auditorium of the Dayton Metro Library, 215 E. Third St.
The program, which is scheduled to run two hours, is offered free of charge. It is open to the public.
During his tenure at Wittenberg from 1961 to 1992, Balliet taught courses on Victorian literature and Irish writers, focusing on Yeats and Joyce. In 2013, Balliet celebrates 20 years as the host of a radio show, Conrad's Corner, on WYSO 91.3-FM, which is broadcast at 7:59 p.m. Sunday through Friday each week. Balliet is also a regular on the WYSO show Weekend Edition Sunday, which can be heard at 10:30 a.m. each week.
The WYSO website quotes Balliet as saying he taught "English and Anglo-Irish literature at Wittenberg, and he would read and recite poetry whenever possible, and encourage people to share his appreciation and love of meter and rhyme." Balliet also has published a memoir titled cb: Remembrances.
During the program, Balliet will talk briefly about poetry, WYSO and local poets. There will be a sign-up sheet available before the program begins, and Balliet will then host the readings of the poets heard on WYSO and others who have signed up. Balliet will follow a three-minute limit again this year to provide the opportunity for all who would like to participate. For more information, call the Dayton Metro Library at 937-463-2665.
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I guess what I should say is yeah the dog should know and learn the behaviors but that's not what you should really be looking at right now. You need to be watching for
1. Is my dog engaged at all times. Is he really with me?
2. Is he having fun? He should be excited like he's playing n
3. If another dog was to show up or another person would my dog stop to check them out or would he blow them off to stay with me?
Too much focus is on give command get result.
At some point I'll send you a marker training puppy video. You'll see how to keep a really young puppy engaged off leash for minutes despite the fact they have the attention spans of gnats. The biggest thing to remember is your rate of reinforcement for any kind of learning has to start really high. Otherwise they get bored or want to check out on you. The other thing is what David already mentioned. Make the reward an event. Food should be treated like a toy. Make them chase it down.
These days especially with puppies I tend to really free the emotions now. Success especially when they are learning is really celebrated. I mean really celebrated. High pitched shrieks and all. You've got to be whatever or whoever the dog needs you to be to put some energy and emotion into whatever they do.
It's kind of like being a slot machine in Vegas. When you first come in the door of a casino the brightest loudest machines with the flashing lights and most frequent payouts are near the doors as soon as you come in. They suck you in. They get you addicted and then next thing you know the kids aren't going to college. You have to become that. In the end the dog is doing repetitive motions. Like a person pulling a slot machine lever. It's a boring activity. What makes it fun is the lights the sounds and the noises and the fact you don't know what's coming. Is the next pull going to be the big payout!? Maybe the next one!?
You two look very serious and focused. I guess I agree with; maybe a little more enthusiasm and maybe tossing the treats rather than dropping them on the ground...
It's funny I made a video today too c:
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Haha now I feel the need to post a better video where I'm more excited with him.. usually we are at least a BIT more animated, just got home and wanted to get the video done while I had the motivation and it was about to start raining.. not good for the laptop, lol... we're not to Baillifs level yet but.. I PROMISE we have more fun, LOL.. it's also much more exciting with his toy.. LOVES that frisbee. I may start incorporating that more than I do already.
Thank you for the great tips.. I really appreciate it. Gives me at least a little more confidence that I'm in the right direction.
So funny how someone can be so confident in one area of their life and less so in another
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You guys are having fun together! It looks like you have a good relationship
I would recommend being much more animated in training. Make each reward a little event and keep him spun up and having fun. I tend to think of it like a play session, energy wise, with some OB training mixed in. When you mark a behavior, think BANG in your head and explode with some energy, always after the mark though. You can use the food like a toy by making it move and it will make the reward value greater.
When luring the AF, I would give the verbal separately from the lure. If you do the two at the same time it will take him much longer to fade the lure. Say AF, wait a half second, then lure. This also gives you a window to let him respond without the lure. As long as the lure comes within a second of the command, he will pair them.
If he knows DOWN, and you are trying to add AF, just say AF before DOWN through lots of reps and then remove the DOWN. He will learn that AF precedes DOWN and will begin to respond to the Dutch command before the english.
Good tip from Boomer about not dropping food. It takes the steam out of the training session while the dog hunts around for it.
Here's a great video from Baillif showing a short OB session.
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Nah I'm just a little jealous your dog has enough food drive to train outside. My dog? forget it unless we're in the boring living room lol. I prefer toys though. I'm also too self conscious to post vids to the public here, you guys did a good job though.
PS I know that feeling!!! We got her tug stuck in a tree last week. My bf and I found a belt in the house, some how built some contraption of a mop and a broom stuck together with a hanger attached to the end as a hook..then we stood on a table and fished it out of the tree lol some crazy 10 foot pole thing
And oddly enough.. he only recently go food motivated.. he has always been a tough guy with treats.. picky picky picky! lol
Boomer11: Valid point. I think that was me knowing I was being videoed, lol. Sorry.
Also, may be fun to show training with his frisbee or ball... it is MUCH different energy.
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I have done both.. we switch it up.. today was food, just because it was a quick decision to grab a handful and make the video. I wasn't going to post the video.. only because I am super self conscious when it comes to training.. I don't feel I'm the best, but I sent it to someone else and figured what the heck, lol.
So in short.. he does train with that too, lol. He lives for it, which is why i like to switch it up.
Bad mom award goes to me... when after I cut the video I threw on top of that shed in the video and can't get it down
PS I know that feeling!!! We got her tug stuck in a tree last week. My bf and I found a belt in the house, some how built some contraption of a mop and a broom stuck together with a hanger attached to the end as a hook..then we stood on a table and fished it out of the tree lol some crazy 10 foot pole thing
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Room at one step from the Centre!
Size9 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
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Ideal if you are visiting Barcelona for holidays, business or even if you are just passing by.
The house is located in the eastern part of Barcelona, called Eixample Dret, between Triumph Arch and the Auditorium . This is in the midle of the tipical modernist zone of Barcelona. We are close to Villa Olimpica and to Sagrada Familia .
We are located right between the modern Barcelona with its parks and buildings and the tipical part of the city. So you can choose from plenty exciting opportunities for go out side.
Moreover, the location is very well connected to the center via metro (Stop Marina) , trams and buses.
We have a cat (Shadow), very quiet and shy, will be hard for you to see him...
The room is quiet and comfortable room with the possibility to have one or two beds, depending your request. . Ideal for relaxing after a long day!
Extra services: (optional)
-Laundry: 6 euros one machine (in cash)
-Kitchen* (for cooking): 15 euros weekly per person (in cash - pay first day)
- Half board service: 5 euros per day
- Full board service: 9 euros per day
- Cleaning service up to a week: 5 euros
Free services from the host:
- Breakfast: coffee/tea, 2 Toast, butter, and marmalade. Special rates do not include breakfast
- Towels and sheets for the bed
House rules- There's a cat (Shadow) in the flat; we ask to respect him, so he will respect your room.
- No smoking inside the apartment.
- The entrance to the house, for new guests is flexible.
- Check-out before 12 pm.
- If for travel reasons, it proved necessary, you can leave your baggage at the place reserved for that until you can remove them or enter the room.
- No pets allowed.
- Bed linen and towels are changed weekly.
- Breakfast is only 8 to 11 hours. Special rates do not include breakfast
- When half board 1). Dinner is between 20.30 and 21.30 hours. 2). No lunch. 3). Dinner is not redeemable for lunch.
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The is very nice, quiet and clean even though quite small, and it was just perfect for my needs, very close to the Forum. The bathroom is also clean and functional. However I must say that I was not allowed to use the kitchen. I did not insist, because it was not a big deal for me, as I was there only for 4 days.
I was nonetheless surprised because that is non what the description given on Wimdu was saying. I also asked for an iron to iron my shirts I was told they did not have one, which sounds a bit odd for a household. As I said the place is very nice and I would use it again if needed, but the description given on the website was not completely accurate.
The accommodation was clean and very accessible by public transport. Natalia has described the way to the apartment very apt. Natalia's mother conceived me very open and me valuable advice given-I can not speak Catalan / Spanish and German and not a word we can still have great communication :)) Thank you also for the flexibility!
Die Unterkunft war sauber und mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln sehr gut erreichbar. Natalia hat den Weg zum Appartement sehr treffend beschrieben. Natalias Mutter hat mich sehr offen empfangen und mir wertvolle Tipps gegeben- ich kann kein katalanisch/spanisch und sie kein Wort deutsch und wir haben uns trotzdem gut verständigen können:)) Vielen Dank auch für die Flexibilität!
A great stay, if I am clear that Barcelona were to choose the same place, very clean, well maintained, the hostess wanting to talk and tell stories, and told me that sites would not see past me, better than a guide .
That said, a great place in Barcelona near beach and metro line, this is without doubt.
Una estancia genial, si vuelvo a Barcelona tengo claro que volviera a elegir el mismo sitio, muy limpio, bien cuidado, la anfitriona con ganas de hablar y contar historias, y me comento sitios que no se me hubieran pasado ver, mejor que una guía.
Lo dicho, un gran sitio en Barcelona cerca de playa y linea de metro, este es, sin ninguna duda.
a good experience, nice persons, nice smalish rooms, everything finde
Hi everyone, I had a blast on my trip to Barcelon in the house very well too. clean, tidy and very friendly beatriz, also is close to the subway and bessssssso tranvia.Un
hola a todo el mundo, me lo pasé genial en mi viaje a Barcelon,en la casa muy bien también. limpia,ordenada, y beatriz muy amable, ademas está cerca del metro y el tranvia.Un bessssssso
Conveniently located in the center of Barcelona.
Room clean and quiet. Very well received, we highly recommend this place to visit Barcelona for a long time we.
Très bien situé dans le centre de Barcelone.
Chambre propre et calme. Très bien reçu, nous recommandons fortement cet endroit pour la visite de Barcelone le temps d'un long we.
We really enjoyed our stay! Everything was VERY clean. Aunty Beatriz is delightful and very caring. She is so much fun, we wish we could have carried on a conversation, but my Spanish is simply not good enough. However, everybody involved became extremely good in "playing" charades. We were well taken care of and the breakfast was wonderful! Thank you for a great time! Donna and Alexandra
Hello guys! I stayed a week in this room with my friend and we both had a really good! We are going to Barcelona to party so the room, drawing upon only to sleep and take a shower, although it was small (incidentally as in the picture) went just fine! At the foot of the house there are a couple of bars / restaurants very cheap and eat well, 2 blocks away is the metro station which is very convenient to visit, get to the beaches and nightclubs! Beatriz is also a really nice and helpful! I recommend it
Ciao ragazzi! Ho alloggiato una settimana in questa stanza con una mia amica e ci siamo trovate davvero bene! Noi siamo andate a Barcellona per fare festa quindi la stanza, servendoci solo per dormire e fare la doccia, anche se era piccola (daltronde come in foto) è andata più che bene! Ai piedi della casa ci sono un paio di bar/ristoranti molto economici e dove si mangia bene, a 2 isolati di distanza c'è la fermata della metro che è comodissima per visitare, arrivare alle spiagge e alle discoteche! Inoltre Beatriz è una persona davvero gentile e disponibile! Ve la consiglio
was very happy , clean and near the beach, and the Metro is also around the corner, host is received on all my wishes, it can only recommend all
It was good. Beatriz did her best to be accommodating, and Natalia warned us beforehand that it would be noisy during our stay, with the option to change rooms, which was fine. Area is great, and the description is correct.
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All former Iowa Lakes Community College baseball players are invited to participate in the Third Annual Alumni Baseball Game on Saturday, September 29.
Batting practice will begin at 1:30 p.m., with the first pitch set for 4 p.m. at Hess Limberg Field in Estherville. Catching protection will be supplied, however all players are asked to bring their own equipment.
The cost is $20 which includes a T-shirt and meal following the game. Preregistration is recommended, and can be done by contacting Head Coach Jason Nell at his office 712-362-7930, cell 712-330-0386 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Remember to bring your spouses, families and friends to the ball park for an unforgettable experience that will be filled with old glory day stories and new laughs.


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by IBM
Nov 04, 2013
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