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PUEBLO, Colo. - Pueblo County sheriff's deputies have arrested three people after drugs were found in a restroom at the county jail.
Deputies say it appears inmate Guy Acosta asked 31-year-old Sarah Wolfe to find a way to hide narcotics in a bathroom in the jail lobby. Investigators didn't immediately find any narcotics there Wednesday but waited. Wolfe later arrived at the jail with 47-year-old Ronald Boyken, who went to the restroom while Wolfe waited in a hallway. Deputies immediately searched the restroom after Boyken left and found narcotics.
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The 18-year-old made his Premier League debut against Manchester United last weekend, replacing Johan Djourou at half time in the 2-1 defeat.
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Julian Assange, convicted computer criminal and founder of the controversial website Wikileaks, was briefly charged with rape by Swedish authorities. The charges have since been dropped, but he's still under investigation on allegations of molestation.
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Then on Saturday Chief Prosecutor Eva Finne posted an official statement on a government website stating that Mr. Assange is "no longer wanted" and "is not suspected of rape." However, the statement indicates that Mr. Assange is still under investigation on molestation charges.
In Sweden molestation is a sex crime that can apply to nonconsensual sexual contact among adults, as well as with minors (unlike in the U.S., where it typically refers to inappropriate contact with minors). Also, unlike the U.S., the offense is not punishable by prison time.
Sources in the Swedish media said the investigation stems from Mr. Assange's trip to Sweden last week. During that active trip Mr. Assange reportedly had sexual encounters with two women -- aged 20 and 30. Reportedly both encounters were consensual, but Mr. Assange then allegedly engaged in nonconsensual sexual violence. After the women connected and shared their stories, they decided to approach Swedish police. Ironically,
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-affiliated Twitter account, "The charges are without basis and their issue at this moment is deeply disturbing."
While Mr. Assange now seems out of serious legal danger, the allegations are certainly embarrassing for Australian native who now finds himself a hot topic in the Swedish tabloid he recently launched a career with. Mr. Assange has had his share of legal troubles over the years, being a convicted computer criminal in his home country.
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, "I'm delighted that we're able to help WikiLeaks. I love opportunities to demonstrate that one of the biggest differences between us and the other parties is that we positively leap at any and all changes to take real responsibility for changing the world, rather than just commission reports and avoiding blame like the archetypal politician."
Mr. Assange says that his organization shares much with the Pirate Party. He states, "We welcome the help provided by the Pirate Party. Our organizations share many values and I am looking forward to future ways we can help each other improve the world."
also hopes the Pirate Party will push for more protections for it in Sweden's Parliament. Mr. Assange states, "We hope that the new Parliament will give serious consideration to further strengthening Sweden's press protection legislation. Western democracies are not always as free as one might think, and freedom of the press needs constant vigilance. In particular, we would welcome Sweden copying Iceland's Modern Media Initiative, something that the Pirate Party also desires."
Currently based in Iceland, Mr. Assange has been the subject of
harsh criticism from the Obama administration
and U.S. military leadership, which claim that his site's massive
leak of U.S. military field memos
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kill a tribal leader
who was aiding the U.S. The Taliban is known for its terrorist tactics.
Mr. Assange, though, claims that the only solution to eliminating government corruption is complete transparency. He is currently
preparing to release more documents
, even as the U.S. government reportedly scrambles to protect its Afghani informants from the potentially deadly cost of exposure.
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It was a good year, killed a lota ducks, not as many honkers but still my share... Got to finially killed a couple of the billion snow's we have flying around here. And was able to get my grandfather out to the duckblind one more time.
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Rahm Emanuel Urges Major Banks to Stop Serving Gun Makers Unless They Support 'Common Sense' Gun Control | TheBlaze.com
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AMES, Iowa – Youth can have fun in the garden and the kitchen during the Immersion in Wellness camp experience at the Iowa 4-H Center this summer. This year, youth enrolled in Everything Camp and Counselors in Training Camp will have the opportunity to participate in the immersion experience, a research study conducted by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach targeted toward lowering childhood obesity in the state.
The two camps will immerse youth in health promoting activities in five areas: nutrition education, gardening, culinary skills, physical activity and a health-promoting environment.
"The immersion experiences will develop youths' skills and abilities so they can succeed, and transfer the positive health behaviors they experience at camp to their home and community," said Ruth Litchfield, associate professor and state nutrition extension specialist at Iowa State University.
Research shows that eating behaviors beginning in childhood continue into adulthood. Fewer than 10 percent of children (ages 4 -13) meet the recommendations for fruit and vegetable intake, and it has been found that nine out of 10 youth consume too much saturated fat daily.
During the Immersion in Wellness camp experience, campers will grow fruits and vegetables in the camp garden and help prepare them in the kitchen. Through the many activities this summer, youth will improve their diets.
"Most people know the basics of what is healthy versus what is not," Litchfield said. "Through the activities at camp, we are trying to empower youth to take charge of their health and wellbeing."
Campers enrolled in either camp can sign up to participate in the research study. Should they choose to enter the study, campers can receive up to a $65 camper scholarship. Youth can register for camp online at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/center/.
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A teacher in Germany lost her appeal to the Federal Supreme Court over her right to shut down a website established by students to rate teachers in her school. Astrid Czubayko-Raiss wants the website shut down because it subjects her to embarrassing, if not humiliating, comments by students regarding her ability as a teacher. The court ruled: "the right of students to exchange opinions and communicate freely outweighs the right of the teacher suing to determine information available about her." Of course, many colleges have formal evaluation of teachers which is conducted anonymously during the conclusion of a course. This has been in operation over forty years without too much pain to anyone.
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The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) and the National Institute on Aging (NIA) will host a conference January 14-15, 2003 to present current research about dietary supplement use by the elderly in U.S. with the goal of developing a focused research program in this area. The conference will be held at the Natcher Conference Center on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland.
Dietary supplements encompass a wide range of products, including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, herbs and other botanicals, as well as a dietary substance for use to supplement the diet by increasing the total dietary intake. The amount of scientific data available on safety and efficacy of dietary supplements varies enormously, ranging from folklore to facts. For some supplements, recommended levels for the elderly have been established through extensive research and published reports, but for others, serious negative health consequences can occur, especially in relation to interactions with prescription medications.
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Arsène Wenger says he expects to see Nicklas Bendtner leave Emirates Stadium this summer.
Bendtner is currently sidelined with an ankle injury but Wenger says the Club will be on the hunt for another striker to cover his departure.
The manager is also wary of leaving himself short of options up front with Marouane Chamakh likely to be involved at the Africa Cup of Nations in January.
"We are looking for one more striker because we know he [Bendtner] will leave," Wenger said.
"We will be short this season because we also have Chamakh leaving for the African Cup of Nations."
On Bendtner's ankle injury, Wenger insisted that it is not serious enough to hamper his hopes of a transfer.
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Enrolled at UAB after competing two years for Loughborough University in Manchester, England ... coached by Bill Foster ... placed first in the 800 meters (2:22.30) at the 2011 North of England League Division 2WC ... clocked a 4:48.80 for a first-place finish at the 2011 North of England League Division 2WC 1,500 meter race ... finished sixth in the 1,500 meters at the English Schools Athletics Championships ... earned her undergraduate degree in Sports and Exercise Science.
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Original post made by TV Phan, Danville, on Jun 10, 2009
I submit that it would make much more sense for public service announcements on this topic be shown on programs that tend to be watched by the less astute among us. In fact, if the folks in charge of getting the word out really wanted to reach down, they could do no better than targeting the David Letterman audience.
I'm just trying to help with salient and cogent suggestions for improving communication.
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a resident of Danville
on Jun 11, 2009 at 7:04 am
Just trying to help? Really? That's funny, it sure sounded like you were just looking for a reason to call David Letterman fans stupid. Elitism masked as altruism is still elitism.
a resident of Danville
on Jun 11, 2009 at 7:33 am
NotaPhan, you are quite a stoot.
a resident of Danville
on Jun 12, 2009 at 8:26 am
This is not worthy of news!
a resident of Danville
on Jun 12, 2009 at 9:46 am
Bravo TV Phan.
I totally agree with you regarding your assessment of the average intelligence of typical Jeopardy audiences, as well as your comment about the necessity of streaming the announcement about the TV changeover scheduled for today. Nothing elitist about that! I'll refrain from judging the intelligence of Letterman audiences; I don't know why he still has any audience at all, he is no longer funny and lately showed that he has absolutely no class.
a resident of Danville
on Jun 15, 2009 at 7:26 am
" less astute among us" is a value judgement which is totally in the eyes if the beholder!
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In my experience, I find that most folks who don't like value judgments don't like their values being judged.
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First Amendment heroes Jessica Ahlquist and Ellery Schempp celebrate the Reason Rally with FFRF. (Photo by Andrew Seidel)
June 25 was the 50th anniversary of the Engel decision. I write in remembrance and appreciation.
Engel v. Vitale was decided 7-1 on June 25, 1962, in a truly landmark Supreme Court case, regarding prayer in public schools. It was seminal to maintaining the "wall" of separation of church and state (as Roger Williams and Thomas Jefferson later described the principle).
Before Engel, the court had decided differently as to how much various governments could "accommodate" to prevailing religious sentiments, in the Everson (1947) and Zorach (1952) cases, and ducked the school prayer issue in Doremus (1952), conflicting with the McCollum case of 1948 as to how high the wall should be.
Engel came down squarely on maintaining a high wall. The decision was written by Hugo Black for the majority, concurred with by Douglas; the only dissent was from Potter Stewart. The decision went against the amicus arguments submitted by 22 state attorneys general and particularly against the attorney for the Archdiocese of New York.
This 50th anniversary is to celebrate the real people who made this history, and did so on behalf of their children. I honor Steven Engel, Lawrence Roth, Daniel Lichtenstein, Monroe Lerner, Lenore Lyons. (Engel and Lichtenstein were members of Jewish congregations; Lerner was a member of the Society for Ethical Culture; Lyons was a member of a Unitarian Church; the Roths were nonbelievers.)
And I honor the vital role that the New York ACLU played in this case and later ones, in support of First Amendment principles, and the attorneys who argued so eloquently and persuasively. (It has always seemed to me that successful Supreme Court cases should properly be known by the names of the attorneys, not the litigants.)
Engel was decided one year earlier than the Abington v. Schempp and Murray v. Curlett cases. I remember it well. I had just graduated from Tufts and was off to adventures in Greenland that summer. But my immediate reaction was that Engel paved the way, and we could not now lose Abington.
Indeed, Engel was an important precursor to the 1963 case of Abington v. Schempp, Murray v. Curlett and to many later cases: Epperson v. Arkansas (1968), Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971), Wallace v. Jaffree (1985), Stone v. Graham (1980), Lee v. Weisman (1992), Santa Fe School District v. Doe (2000) and especially Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) and Roe v. Wade (1973).
My family had no direct connection to the Engel/Roth families, but there is an odd coincidence. Steven Engel described how they moved to a community called Roslyn, N.Y. The Schempp family lived in Roslyn, a part of Abington Township, in Pennsylvania. We often got mail for Roslyn, N.Y., and I learned that Engel often got mail for us, especially after the Abington-Murray decision. Steve had hoped that the 1962 decision would be the end of it, but the 1963 decision reopened the nasty letters.
All the primary people are now gone. Steve died in 2008. In 2005, I met him in his apartment on Long Island, and we had a lovely conversation. His interests were far-ranging, but he acknowledged that separation of church and state were no longer central for him. He was sad that his friend Larry Roth had died. He recalled the hatred he faced during the court case, the swastikas scrawled in wet concrete in front of his house, the threats against his 7-year-old son (Roth's children were ages 10 through 13) and the social ostracism the children faced in school. He was worried about whether his grandchildren would be "tainted."
One thing to keep in mind: In 1959, leading up to 1962, there was no support for these families from groups such as American Humanists, Americans United, FFRF, etc. Some, such as FFRF, did not exist then. It is important to realize how isolated secularists were in 1962, and also in the shadow of the McCarthy era ("under God" being added in 1954). The ACLU was vital.
I think there are important things to incorporate from the Engel decision. Some memorable quotes from the opinion:
• "We think that, by using its public school system to encourage recitation of the Regents' prayer, the State of New York has adopted a practice wholly inconsistent with the Establishment Clause. There can, of course, be no doubt that New York's program of daily classroom invocation of God's blessings as prescribed in the Regents' prayer is a religious activity. It is a solemn avowal of divine faith and supplication for the blessings of the Almighty. The nature of such a prayer has always been religious, none of the respondents has denied this, and the trial court expressly so found."
• "When the power, prestige and financial support of government is placed behind a particular religious belief, the indirect coercive pressure upon religious minorities to conform to the prevailing officially approved religion is plain. But the purposes underlying the Establishment Clause go much further than that. Its first and most immediate purpose rested on the belief that a union of government and religion tends to destroy government and to degrade religion."
• "We think that the constitutional prohibition against laws respecting an establishment of religion must at least mean that, in this country, it is no part of the business of government to compose official prayers for any group of the American people to recite as a part of a religious program carried on by government."
Prayer is no part of the business of government. Could there ever be a more succinct focus on the proper business of governments?
I celebrate the Engel decision on this 50th anniversary. Honors go to the Engel, Roth, Lichtenstein, Lerner and Lyons families, and to the ACLU.
Ellery Schempp, an FFRF Lifetime Member, protested bible reading and devotional prayers at his own high school, a protest that turned into the subsequent landmark Abington v. Schempp decision in 1963 by the U.S. Supreme Court. He is a retired scientist who often speaks about his involvement in the Schempp case and the importance of keeping religion out of government.


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Tesla (TSLA) is reporting earnings on Tuesday, and it looks like some analysts are getting antsy.
Yesterday, Standpoint Research recommended those afraid of good results from Tesla cover their shorts. Now, Weeden's Michael Purves, who recommending shorting Tesla with a "put spread" on Oct. 23, is following suit.
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Our view was premised on a turn in the technical profile of this high momentum stock. This put spread is currently trading for our cost of $5.65. The stock has corrected slightly from our entry price and has cracked the key $160 level. But it has also shown demonstrated impressive resiliency from these high volume selling pressures...While we continue to think that the technical picture for this stock is weakening (the stock has not broken the downtrend from the early October life time highs), we are concerned about the risk of a strong earnings bounce as we have seen with other high flying stocks. Our put spread has only 15 days to expiry (10 days post earnings) and the decay acceleration will accelerate quickly. Simply stated, the risk/return profile is not there right now. Accordingly, we recommend closing out this put spread for break even. After earnings come, we will reevaluate a new put option structure on this stock.
Now, I can hear the "I told you so's" coming but this is what good traders do--they close their positions when the risks get to great and live to fight another day.
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Thread: Implications of a new coach
Re: Implications of a new coach
Another guy I wouldn't mind seeing is Russ Grimm. I bet he's still pissed about being passed over for the Pittsburgh job and I'm sure he'd leave Arizona for a head coaching job and a chance to play the Stoolers twice a year.
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Re: Implications of a new coach
Sorry, but I don't see Rex as being the needed change. If anything I think we'd see less discipline under Rex. He's a jolly fellow and probably alot of fun to play for. That's not what this team needs.
Put me in as a Cowher guy. I'm a huge Billick fan, and always will be, but I think he's lost the team. The vets run the show, and Billick's message is stale with them. It's a shame, because I think alot of these circumstances are beyond Billick's control. It's hard to bench a QB making the money McNair is making with an all-pro history, and that was a call by the FO. Last year Billick did well calling the plays. I still think he calls a decent game (with the exception of 3 pass plays for 1 yard in Buffalo) but the execution isn't there. The inmates run the asylum and the inmates seem to have the ear of the FO more so than the coach.
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Re: Implications of a new coach
Ok, I will throw in my two cents...
Coach: In an ideal world, fire Billick after next week's loss, hire Rex Ryan as interim coach. If Ryan finishes the season well, keep him. If he doesn't, let him go next year and bring in an outside guy (I am thinking a Tomlin type) to shake things up ala this year's Steelers. The saddest thing in this scenario is losing a great coach in Ryan but he most likely wouldn't be willing to work under a new guy if he didn't get the head coaching job (and understandably so)... alas Billick got an extension last year and will probably be back next year sans play-calling duties...
QB: McNair's going to retire, I think we all agree on this. However, regardless of Boller's performance for the rest of the season, we need to draft our QB of the future in 2008. Let him play behind Boller Week 1 next year and work his way into the line-up when appropriate (Boller injury, Boller struggles, etc).
Mason: Let him do what he wants. If he returns, fine, he is still a great player. If not, move up the young guys.
Ogden/Flynn: It will be their decision, but I see Ogden almost definitely retiring, and probably his friend Flynn will go with him. However, we don't know Chester is the answer, so having Flynn around another year would be nice...
Secondary: Resign Ivy... he isn't expensive and is a great team guy. Rolle will probably retire assuming this illness is serious. Our big free agent acquisition this year should be a solid CB to replace Rolle. On a side note, I thought we spent too much money on McGahee last year. I believe money should be spent on O-Line, D-Line, QB, one great WR and two good CB's. The rest is fairly easily stocked via the draft, especially with our scouting system.
DE: Need another good DE to rotate in with Suggs/Pryce and protect us against future Pryce-like injuries... let Dwan go and draft/sign a DE... and resign Suggs (we may get him cheap after this season)!
Ray Lewis: What happens with Ray will depend on a million factors. Two biggest ones are... (1) How he finishes up the season attitude/leadership-wise and (2) Do we bring in a new coach who becomes worried about conflicting with the 'face of the franchise' and seeks to push him aside. Otherwise, it's Ray's call. Despite what some people say, he is still a great LB.
Front Office: Anyone blaming Ozzie/DeCosta for our problems this year is insane and proof passionate fans can lose basic reasoning skills when their team struggles.
Summary: I really think this whole blow-up the entire team thing is an over-reaction. Overall we are not an old team. We have a lot of young players, a couple old players, and not much in the middle, meaning their will be change as with any off-season; but the goal in the modern era is to keep the window of opportunity open, not to just blow-up the team anytime a couple games don't go your way... but that said, please fire Billick...
Re: Implications of a new coach
If Boller consistently lights up the scoreboard [please stop laughing!!!!], hopefully the FO doesn't expend a high draft pick on a QB, given so many other needs. Two CBs and a speed rusher DE for beginners, a burner WR, more LBs to replace the injured Smiths as later round picks.
What if Boller and the WRs regain the touch that they displayed in the December 2005 night games? Over a seven game stretch, they could get into a groove. If so, we should have our starter for 2008, and he would be relatively youthful, obviating the temptation to invest a high pick.
Not that another QB wouldn't be added -- it could even be two to promote competition for Troy Smith (who may not be held in as high esteem as a bona fide NFL QB prospect by the coaching staff as by the FO and many fans). But free agency and/or low round picks or walk-on undrafted FAs may be the source(s).
And if a reasonable retirement settlement can be reached with McNair, and Ogden & Rolle are cleared off the payroll, there could be some walking around cap money to invest in the QB position rather than the high draft position crapshoot.In a 2003 BBC poll that asked Brits to name the "Greatest American Ever", Mr. T came in fourth, behind ML King (3rd), Abe Lincoln (2nd) and Homer Simpson (1st).
Re: Implications of a new coach(I am thinking a Tomlin type) to shake things up ala this year's Steelers.
Cowher had won his superbowl and had come to the end of his reign with the Steelers.The words would fall flat.He saw it,and smartly decided the time was right not to continue on and flog a dead horse. Tomlin has been like a breath of fresh air for the Steelers.Even I am impressed how this guy conducts his business,and talks to the media and players.
A new coach a new staff and a new approach,if the players do not fit the new mentality,its simple they are gone.Tiomeframe sooner rather than later, because if this listlessness continues things are going to deteriorate.And the fanbase will take the hit in the long run [it always does].
The best case scenario is Billick to get this ship back on an even keel.But I feel the damage has been done.And the Captain of the ship cannot find his way to the bridge.Put the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
Re: Implications of a new coach
The "if not Billick, then who" question is a total copout. If it's not clear to everybody now that Billick sucks then I welcome you to 3 more years of his horrible scheme and poor playcalling. Sometimes just a new person w/ a diff outlook, scheme, etc. can make a big diff. Stop looking for the next Bill Belichick.
I would be fine w/ Rex Ryan, but would prefer somebody from outside the org.
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Rick Neuheisel is a good offensive coach, if he would ever get the chance to coach. Rick is being handcuffed by Billick.
Rex and Rick would give this team a fresh look without losing our defensive identity.


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I suggest going back to basics a prong collar and a leash around your house. When she does unwanted behavior correct with a no. Give her things like kong filled treats that keeps her busy. She is testing you,maybe some more obedience classes
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I like the crate idea. But how you want to do this is to have a command for getting in the crate and reward getting in the crate. So - she starts her behavior; you say "crate command", load the dog in the crate & reward the dog for getting in the crate. What I'd be trying to achieve here is to have the dog say "Whoops! This behavior my oh so stupid human things is me asking to be crated! I'd better do something else."
He'll get pretty rammy for his frisbee. Yes pup, I know you know that it's frisbee time, but you just ate less that an hour ago....sigh. Stop with the pestering or, "You'll have to go in your bed." He doesn't like that, lol. Just saying that will usually work.
I'm trying not to play with my pup every single time he wants to play. I will take him out but he has to be calm and be leaving me alone first. I don't want to get stuck with a demanding dog because it can get embarrassing.
I was meeting with a trainer with my last boy, and he was barking at me to throw a stick he found. I was showing the trainer how smart I was, by ignoring the bad behavior. My dog then jumped up and tore my jacket, to get my attention, because I was ignoring him. LOL! This time (different pup, different trainer) in the same situation, I picked up the stick. My new trainer said I'd just rewarded his barking. I smiled and said, "Yes, I know." I was wearing a nice jacket, lol.
I like the crate idea. But how you want to do this is to have a command for getting in the crate and reward getting in the crate. So - she starts her behavior; you say "crate command", load the dog in the crate & reward the dog for getting in the crate. What I'd be trying to achieve here is to have the dog say "Whoops! This behavior my oh so stupid human things is me asking to be crated! I'd better do something else." At the same time, I would not give her couch/bed privileges at this time. She's abusing those privileges now and needs to earn them.
My pup came with a snap at the face - I've done my best to redirect this BUT she is not allowed on the couch or the bed. My older dog would be offended because the older dog has earned bed privileges and my pup has not earned those privileges.
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I would like help with my issue. I'll be as descriptive as possible about Zoey and her past. So she went into her first heat mid November and has been a bit more aggressive since. She is extremely well behaved most of the time. I walk her twice a day and try to keep her pretty busy. I'll play fetch in the house too when she wants to play. She listens to commands, obeys boundaries, isn't aggressive at all towards other animals or people. She's good with kids, strangers, small dogs, big dogs, tolerates my cats attacking her without retaliation. Generally shes a good dog. Lately though when I ignore her because I'm doing work or watching a movie she'll jump up on the couch (which is okay she sleeps on it all the time) but start pawing. at me, barking at me, and snapping at me. If I tell her No and to stop she will get aggressive and bark more and snap at my face. The more I try to correct her and get to her stop the worse she gets. Today she bit me in the cheek which has caused my face to swell around my cheekbone. Thankfully didn't break skin. When she gets like this how would you folks recommend me to react? So far I've tried telling her No, tried making her get off the couch and usually end up having to put her in the cage because I'm scared shes really going to hurt me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Oh and in the household she is my dog. So I do all the walking, feeding, playing and everything. My boyfriend has little to do with her and she rarely pesters him.
Ultimately, exercise i think is a big part of the behavior, so if you can find a way to help release the pent up energy, that should, in itself, help a lot!
But i'm interested to see other people's suggestions, since we are not totally out of the woods with this yet!
I also wanted to add that correction, did not seem to help Zelda.
Showing her what i do want her to do, seemed to help as suggested by some people. For example: I taught her to go in a down and wait for her food, this was very helpful. She will still sometimes whine while being in a down, but when i start making her food now, she automatically lays down and then when i have it ready in my hands, she will sit and wait until i release her. So I figured out how to tell her what i DO want her to do. Before when she wanted her food really bad, she would be very rude to the point of her jumping on the counter, jumping on me, mouthing me, barking at me, etc. Now she has a much better energy when waiting for her food.
But there is no magic pill for anything, this didn't happen in one night either.
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sometimes when i'm sitting around watching tv, reading,
on the computer my dog wants attention. he'll sit in front
of me and whine, bark, put his paw on me, turn in circle,
etc. i take it as he wants attention. rarely do i ignore him.
i do something. i'll take him out, throw his ball down the hallway,
call him up on the sofa and pet him, give him a treat, do
some training, etc. once i engage him he settles down.
sometimes when i'm sitting around watching tv, reading,
on the computer my dog wants attention. he'll sit in front
of me and whine, bark, put his paw on me, turn in circle,
etc. i take it as he wants attention. rarely do i ignore him.
i do something. i'll take him out, throw his ball down the hallway,
call him up on the sofa and pet him, give him a treat, do
some training, etc. once i engage him he settles down.
Sounds like she's just boisterous. I would not use a crate, you'll start negative associations with, what is, a potentially great training tool - that is, if there even is an association to be made in the first place, she might not connect the two as, by the time you've gotten her into her crate, a large enough time has elapsed that no association can really be made.
She obviously isn't taking your "No" seriously enough so you need to escalate the correction and you also need to let her know that you control every aspect of her life. Don't allow her on furniture, walk first into dooryways so that she follows you, make her move when she's in your way. She's too young to be domineering so I'd say she's just testing her boundaries and what she can get away with. You've probably unwittingly reinforced this behaviour by not stamping it out to begin with. Work on your voice inflexion and escalate as she gets more boisterous, you could even attach a leash to her and use a leash correction if that is practical you can purchase dominant dog collars for really serious dogs but I highly doubt that this is serious. But we don't want you getting bit in the face again, no matter how playful it may seem, the next one might leave you blind or need stitches, so next time she does that you need to give her a correction so strong that she understands that behaviour like that is just.not.on.
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She got what she wanted: your attention, negative or positive (in our minds), it doesn't matter. So you rewarded her and her behavior increased.
The first sign of trouble? Time out without saying anything. But you have to be fair and get her mentally and physically tired first before you sit down.
Hey, you have GSD!!
I tire out my dog before I sit down at the computer or read or watch a movie.
That way I can put him in his pen for a nap, and he's happy to go in there and snooze.
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kakikawaiiYes another season will be a bit difficult, but a movie is not imposible I think
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kdramacrazyI liked the ending..satisfying actually! I will remember this drama forever for its ending
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There's something strangely satisfying about the ending. I actually prefer it the way it's been designed. The ending leaves possibilities open for both of them. I remember when Hikaru said he didn't like schedules and so the ending works well in-conjunction with his personality. Also when she said "Even if it's a fragment, it's fine...one day it will be the piece that will light up your future" rang a bell in my mind. It's the memory and experiences he'll look back upon and remember the love he felt and that will be what changes him into the amazing person he really is.
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wow! watched it in one breath! amazing, i liked it... watch it, u won't regret it. and i don't think there will be a sequel. it is clear at the end that she is giving him space to grow up a bit, to get him self ready. his face also is serious which means that he is realy considering being with her one day. we don;t know what the future holds for us but he will start to think that there is something more if he wants it. ofcourse, we also know that he loves her.
OscarI think exactly the same think. Hope, someday, a movie is gonna be available. :)
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Thread: OT Terps vs Duke
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K was pissed after the game and took a swipe at MD going to the Big 10,
Said it's been a great rivalry with the great games but MD obviously doesn't feel they're
important or they wouldn't be going to the Big 10.
Guess he missed the wild celebration after the game. Place went nuts. That's how important it was.
It's all about money K and he'd jump at the chance but Duke is in the middle of no where so nobody
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Great win and Coach K proved he is a tool with his comments after the game. Go Terps!World Domination 3 Points at a Time!
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Fuck Coach Ratface.
Great win by the Terps, as maddeningly inconsistent as they are this year, they have a lot of potential if they can just get into the dance. Very young team for sure, they will only get better. They are going to need to probably finish 9-7 and get a tourney win, or 10-6. Do that and I think they are in, but it's gonna be tight.
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When I think of a Baltimore Raven - we go in there, we take your lunch box, we take your sandwich, we take your juice box, we take your applesauce, and we take your spork and we break it. And we leave you with an empty lunch. Thats the Baltimore Raven way. - Steve Smith Sr.
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Re: OT Terps vs Duke
Nice to see the Terps stick it to the Evil Empire one last time.
As for the B1G move... meh. If you're asking me do I give a shit about watching the Terps play Minnesota and Illinois and whoever the fuck-all else is in that conference, I say no. I've never been to Minnesota and God willing, I never will. Could care less. Watching the Terps play UNC and Duke and GT and Clemson etc was what it was about for me. The history, the rivalries. This smash and grab thing might be good marketing and sell more jerseys to the kiddos, but for us old farts who grew up on Buck Williams and Albert King etc. it's like taking the Orioles and putting them in the Japanese league. Am I really going to get excited about a 3 game sweep of the Kinetsu Buffaloes, or seeing Nick Markakis take Chin Chen Wong deep? Hell no. Likewise, if the Terps beat ... I don't know, somebody, is it going to matter? Not really.
In about 4-5 years there will be a whole new generation of students / alumni / fans who won't remember any different and they'll think it's awesome, so there you go. There's your future. Those of us who come from the past are on the outside looking in. Or more accurately, just doing something else besides watching Terp hoops.
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Re: OT Terps vs Duke
Maybe the Terps will run into something similar in the Big Ten, who knows! However, they will be making more money than by staying in the ACC and more financial resources help improve one's chances.
The ACC is not the ACC people have memories of.
Our basketball rival was going to be freaking PITT.
The only rivalries I care/cared about were Duke, UNC, and UVA, and we weren't even guaranteed to play those guys at home every year.
The ACC doesn't give a shit about Maryland and our " rivalries", why should I give a shit about the ACC?
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HDAlthough Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
Re: OT Terps vs Duke
I wish Maryland was able to stay in the ACC and I'll definitely miss playing Duke, UNC, UVA and not being able to play future opponents like Cuse, Pitt, and ND. I'm not a fan of chasing money to go to a conference where MD has zero shared history with anyone except PSU from decades ago. The ACC has always been Carolina-centric, and the ACC does everything to cater to them (like hold the ACC Tournament pretty much every single year in the state of North Carolina.) John Swofford is an idiot, he should have had a viable TV network years ago, while the B1G was building their own. What's done is done, but I didn't like the sneaky way MD's administration went about leaving, they basically gave the Board of Regents only a few days to mull everything over before voting. The President and AD have zero ties to Maryland or the ACC, so it was much easier for them to like the move. They also bungled the football program by hiring Edsall (6 wins in 2 seasons.) Things are looking promising for football now with better recruiting, but they've lost a ton of money from poor attendance and a drop in season tickets. The basketball program pretty much funds the entire athletics department, so I can see why the promise of more money is enticing. The entire athletic department had way too many sports programs to fund anyways, they should have been cut years ago. Next year's final ACC basketball schedule will be pretty awesome, hopefully we can go out with a bang.


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Tuesday, June 25, 2013
TSA Travel Tips Tuesday: Fireworks Don't Fly (On Airplanes)
21 comments:
- Gloria said...
Nice job on this blog. Hard to believe you are still finding the items that you do.
- June 25, 2013 at 7:54 PM
- Anonymous said...
Good to know- Thank you!
- June 26, 2013 at 9:15 AM
- Mike Toreno said...
This is important. Unlike so many other things that the TSA searches for, fireworks do represent a threat to an aircraft. What's most important to remember is that if you bring fireworks to a checkpoint, there is a 70% chance that the TSA clerks won't notice, and your fireworks will get on a plane and might start a fire.
- June 26, 2013 at 10:45 AM
- Anonymous said...
OK. I get why can´t fly with fireworks. It makes sense. But now please explain to me why I can´t fly with shampoo or toothpaste. It makes no sense to limit innocent objects because of their state of matter. Meanwhile, if I disguise TNT as a chocolate bar, I can easily get it on a plane.
- June 26, 2013 at 6:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Not on my watch": 50 Failures of TSA's Transportation Security Officers
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A report from Congress regarding TSA. Now surely this cannot be off topic since it is from the United States Congress, those folks that have oversight of TSA and deals specifically with TSA issues.
Key Findings
The findings in this report provides a small snap shot detailing 50 crimes TSA
employees have been arrested for since 2005. This report does not highlight every arrest that has been made since 2005. Collectively, the crimes these individuals have been arrested for illustrates a deepening problem within TSA's training and
hiring practices that makes the United States more susceptible to a domestic threat.
Sex Crimes (Rape, Molestation, Prostitution)………………………..8
Child Pornography………………………...........................................6
Illegal Firearms……………………………………………………….3
Airport Screening Failures…………………………………………...2
Impersonating a Federal Officer……………………………………...1
Driving Under the Influence……………….........................................1
Posted 06/27/2013
All First Amendment Civil Rights violations by the TSA, the TSA Blog, and TSA Blog team principles will be reported to the DHS OIG.
- June 27, 2013 at 1:18 PM
- TSORon said...
Interesting information. Since 2005 just 50 members of the TSA have been found to have broken the law, of 55,600 or so. That means that just one member of every 1112 TSA employee's has been shown to have broken a law or failed in their duties while screening (and only 2 of those in your account). Yet you also say that TSA training and hiring practices make our nation "more susceptible to a domestic threat."
Employee theft rates (retail) nation-wide: 1 in 30
National "Sex Crimes (Rape, Molestation, Prostitution)": 386 in every 100,000
And others. Pretty much what you quote shows that the TSA hiring practices do a far better job of screening out possible criminals than a vastly huge portion of the nations employers.
- June 28, 2013 at 2:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
I have a blue plexiglass cane with a silver handle that vaguely looks like a light saber from Star Wars. Can I bring it onto the plane or will it be confiscated as a weapon?
- June 28, 2013 at 4:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hey Ron,
How many of these general public criminals have regular, unfettered "gov't approved" access to our wallets, purses, cash, jewelry, luggage, electronics, etc. out of our sight (in the case of checked luggage) or surrounded by potential accomplices (in the case of checkpoints) with the "power" to threaten and assault people who protest?
None? Yeah, that's what I thought.
- June 29, 2013 at 1:06 PM
- Anonymous said...
TSOron, you are either being disingenuous, or can't read.
The list of 50 TSA agents arrested was an example, not the entire list. it even says so in the report itself, "This report does not highlight every arrest that has been made.
The total amount of agents arrested is unknown, since the TSA won't release that information. However, given that JFK airport itself has seen more than 50 TSA employees arrested, you can guess.
- June 29, 2013 at 7:38 PM
- Susan Richart said...
I guess TSORon must have missed the recent article about the mess the company that does background searches on government employees, including TSA, has left in its wake.
"Federal investigators have told lawmakers they have evidence that USIS, the contractor that screened Edward Snowden for his top-secret clearance, repeatedly misled the government about the thoroughness of its background checks, according to people familiar with the matter."
This firm also does the background checks for the TSA, Ron.
The entire article can be found in June 27 on-line edition of the Washington Post.
Any violation of my First Amendment Rights will be reported to the DHS OIG.
IOW, I've made a screen shot.
- July 1, 2013 at 7:42 AM
- Anonymous said...
To TSORon..Please address the large number of TSA employees who think they are special and demonstrate extremely rude, discourteous behavior toward the traveling public. I have been yelled at and treated like an animal more times than I can count. It appears to me that many TSA employees are of the opinion that they are better than the average person and don't need to show any respect when performing their duties. What is TSA doing to teach it's employees common courtesies?
- July 1, 2013 at 8:39 AM
- @SkyWayManAz said...
Anonymous said...
"I have a blue plexiglass cane with a silver handle that vaguely looks like a light saber from Star Wars. Can I bring it onto the plane or will it be confiscated as a weapon?"
According to the TSA app a light saber is safe for carry-on or checked bag. As always the reality of your screening experience may differ dramatically from the official TSA rules. Happy flighting ;)
- July 1, 2013 at 1:00 PM
- RB said...
TSORon said...
Interesting information. Since 2005 just 50 members of the TSA have been found to have broken the law, of 55,600 or so. That means that just one member of every 1112 TSA employee's has been shown to have broken a law or failed in their duties while screening (and only 2 of those in your account). Yet you also say that TSA training and hiring practices make our nation "more susceptible to a domestic threat."
Employee theft rates (retail) nation-wide: 1 in 30
National "Sex Crimes (Rape, Molestation, Prostitution)": 386 in every 100,000
And others. Pretty much what you quote shows that the TSA hiring practices do a far better job of screening out possible criminals than a vastly huge portion of the nations employers.
June 28, 2013 at 2:52 PM
Well TSOron you once again demonstrate your lack of or inability of understanding.
How did you missed this sentence from the report?
Seems pretty clear that there were more than 50 arrests and I suspect you know that.
"This report does not highlight every arrest that has been made since 2005."
Wrong as usual.
- July 1, 2013 at 3:03 PM
- Wintermute said...
TSORon said...
"Interesting information. Since 2005 just 50 members of the TSA have been found to have broken the law..."
Are you intentionally misrepresenting the fact that this is just a sampling of arrests, not all arrests, which is stated very clearly in the comment? Or did you just not bother to read?
- July 2, 2013 at 12:58 AM
- TSORon said...
Anonymous said...
"To TSORon..Please address the large number of TSA employees who think they are special and demonstrate extremely…"
Easy Anon, you are expressing an opinion. While you are welcome to do so it does not mean that your opinion is an accurate representation of the facts. In most cases an individual's opinion is an inaccurate representation of the facts, which is why it's called an opinion. What you may consider "rude" others would consider an average part of their day. You can choose to take whatever you like in any way you like, but that is a decision you have made and you own it, no one else.
I hope that helps.
- July 4, 2013 at 2:56 PM
- Anonymous said...
Any violation of my First Amendment Rights will be reported to the DHS OIG.
IOW, I've made a screen shot.
July 1, 2013 at 7:42 AM
And ? Is this the internet equivalent of "I'm gonna tell mommy!"?
- July 4, 2013 at 5:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
To TSORon.... You are correct, I was expressing my opinion but I assure you I am most capable of recognizing rude, discourteous behavior when I see it no matter who is demonstrating that type behavior. Yelling at someone is at least rude and discourteous especially if it is coming from a public servant. Please don't try to tell me many TSA employees aren't rude and discourteous when dealing with the traveling public. There are too many posts on this site complaining about just that type of behavior. Your reply is just typical of the attitude of so many TSA employees by virtually saying we, the traveling public, have to accept any treatment we receive from TSA as long as TSA deems it appropriate. The arrogance of TSA and it's employees never ceases to amaze me.
- July 6, 2013 at 9:01 AM
- TSORon said...
Sorry Anon, but in no way, shape, or form did I intimate that one should or must accept behavior that is unacceptable to them. In the case of TSO's there is always an individual acting as supervisor for the checkpoint, one of their jobs is fielding complaints about the actions of behavior of their assigned employee's. In fact TSA makes many venues available for someone like yourself to give voice to your concerns about what you consider unacceptable behaviors or actions. Below is the link for many of them.
I answered your post in a factual and very courteous manner, otherwise it would not have gotten past the moderators. You may "choose" to accept my answer as "arrogant" if you like, that is your choice, but it certainly was not intended to be such.
One of the things that many travelers miss is that most of the time when a TSO is raising their voice it is because we are addressing crowds, not individuals. Most people use some form of PA system to address large groups, but TSA does not use them. We try to make the checkpoint experience as easy as possible (given the circumstances) for as many people as possible. Additionally, checkpoints are typically noisy places and a general conversational tone rarely is heard more than one person back. We want as many people as possible to get the message that they have to take their laptops out or their shoes off, and to do so in such an environment one must overcome the other noise present. If you are the one standing in front of the TSO making the announcement it "may" seem like we are yelling at you, but in fact we are trying to get the information to those behind you. It's not personal, it's only practical.
But, if you see a TSO actually yelling at an individual, please take the time to voice your concerns as soon as possible to the nearest checkpoint supervisor. Only by knowing where we are getting it wrong can we have a chance of making it right.
- July 6, 2013 at 7:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
To TSORon.....Obviously I understand the need for one to raise one's voice when addressing a large group of people in a large, noisy, crowded area but the instances I am referring to involve a TSA employee addressing me and only me. The most recent example of this behavior occurred at ATL on 5 May of this year while being processed through lane 11. I was standing in the scanning machine being scanned, after the scan was complete the TSO yelled out me to leave the scanner. When I expressed my displeasure with him yelling at me, he just looked at me, smiled and said, "have a nice day". I considered pressing the issue by filing a complaint with a supervisor but figured it wouldn't make any difference anyway and would only cause problems and delay for me.
The example I cited is just typical of what I have experienced many, many times. You say I should file a complaint when I see a TSA employee yelling at someone so TSA can make it right. Your statement only brings a smile to my face since I don't feel there is any urgency on the part of TSA to address any of their short comings or to "make it right". I read about so many miss steps by TSA employees as they deal with the public and so very seldom do you read where any corrective actions have been taken to "make it right" or even a statement admitting the TSA employee was wrong. More often than not TSA's only statement affirms that the TSA employee was following standard procedure. It appears to me that TSA is of the opinion that the traveling public can just take of leave it when it comes to air travel.
- July 8, 2013 at 10:49 AM
- Anonymous said...
To TSORon.......One more thing. I'm 67 years old, I'm not accustom to being yelled at, and I take it very "personal" when anyone and I mean anyone yells at me when it isn't warranted. I do my best to treat others as I would like to be treated. I don't indiscriminately yell at anyone and I certainly don't expect to be yelled at by anyone when it isn't justified especially if all I'm doing is trying to travel via air.
- July 8, 2013 at 4:47 PM
- israel rojo said...
Hey I wonder if it's OK to bring a laptop computer and a camera along with AA batteries on board with my carry on please hit me up ASAP I need to know thanks...
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We have today received confirmation from the Premier League that the following games involving Arsenal have been rescheduled as a result of TV selections:
Arsenal v Manchester City
Sunday 13th January 2013 (originally Saturday 12th January)
Kick off: 4.00pm
Live on: SKY SPORTS
Chelsea v Arsenal
Sunday 20th January 2013 (originally Saturday 19th January)
Kick off: 1.30pm
Live on: SKY SPORTS
Arsenal v Liverpool
Wednesday 30th January 2013 (no change)
Kick off: 7.45pm (no change)
Now live on: SKY SPORTS
The 'standard' TV selections have now been made up to the end of January 2013. Ordinarily, fixtures up to this date will not now change. However, as ever, all fixtures remain subject to change and circumstances may yet arise which result in further fixture changes.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I don't feel like there is a lot of "newbie" input on this, and I don't want to offend anyone, but I would like to throw in my two cents.
As a "newbie", I have noticed a couple of things about "old timers". Firstly, "old timers are the only ones who really care if someone is a newbie or not.
Secondly, "newbie's" are the only people, in my experience, that order or trade zines. But "old timers" are always the ones saying that the zine scene has declined.
Once again, not trying to offend anyone, and sorry if I do, just thought I would share my thoughts.
an "opinion" perhaps can't be "wrong," but an "opinion" stated as an empirical fact can certainly be off-base. & any assumption based on personal experience is subject to change as more information becomes available, no?
*Not all first zines, but a lot. Since Coco Negro is here, I'll tell you that her first two zines were pretty damn amazing in my books.


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Tiny, untethered microscale grippers have been successfully used to perform tissue biopsies in live animals, a study in the journal Gastroenterology reports. Researchers affiliated with the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Whiting School of Engineering and Institute for NanoBiotechnology developed the self-assembling microgrippers, called mu-grippers. The star-shaped devices use the animal's own body heat to trigger them to clamp down around tissue to grab a sample like a tiny hand. Because the grippers are magnetic, they can later be retrieved for a minimally invasive procedure.
David Gracias, the principal investigator for the study and associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, was quoted in a Johns Hopkins press release about the work: "This is the first time that anyone has used a sub-millimeter-sized device — the size of a dust particle — to conduct a biopsy in a live animal … That's a significant accomplishment. And because we can send the grippers in through natural orifices, it is an important advance in minimally invasive treatment and a step toward the ultimate goal of making surgical procedures noninvasive."
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