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NFL Draft: Top Five Offensive Linemen
Joe Skinner with Joe Murphy and Hunter Pitcoff break down the top-five offensive linemen prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft:
Some would say you build your NFL franchise from the trenches outward, and the best way to develop that talent is through the draft. There are several offensive linemen in this year's class who could be staples for years to come, along with one generational talent in my top five offensive linemen in this year's draft.
Quenton Nelson, Notre Dame:
The former Notre Dame guard is the draft's top offensive linemen, and frankly, the gap between numbers one and two is massive. At 6'5" and weighing 329 pounds, Nelson already has the physical size to match up with NFL defensive linemen. He's aggressive at the point of attack and moves very well for his size. I have Nelson falling just outside the top five overall picks to the Colts but don't be surprised to see the Browns pull the trigger at four to get solid protection for the franchise quarterback.
Connor Williams, Texas:
Williams, despite missing seven games in the 2017 season for the Longhorns, is still a top option at linemen in this draft. Unlike Nelson, Williams can be placed at guard or tackle and would be the first primary tackle to go off the board. The consensus first-team All-American is the same height as Nelson at 6'5", but a little lighter at 320 pounds. Williams had a top vertical jump number at the combine, and scouts agree his elite athleticism will allow him to be a mid-first round pick.
Isaiah Wynn, Georgia:
The SEC is a little shallow this year at offensive line in terms of NFL prospects, but the Georgia talent should be an instant starter next season. Compared to Nelson and Williams, Wynn is undersized at 6'3" and 313 pounds. However, he makes up for the lack of size in quickness and discipline. Wynn is very strong for his smaller frame, but blocks extremely well in pass protection and controls his body well. He's going to have to prove that he can hold off NFL defensive linemen in order to have a long and successful career.
Kolton Miller, UCLA:
After protecting Josh Rosen's blind side at UCLA, I have Miller higher on my rankings than some others at number four. At 6'9", he is by far the tallest prospect in my top five, but still has the flexibility to drop low and block quicker defensemen. Many scouts are comparing Miller to Giants lineman Nate Solder with his athleticism in a large frame. I see Miller as the 'Josh Allen' of the offensive linemen, with a massive boom and bust potential, but with good coaching could improve his ceiling in the NFL.
Will Hernandez, Texas-El Paso:
Coming out of Texas-El Paso, Hernandez didn't play much NFL competition with the Miners. But a solid Combine for the 6'2", 348-pound prospect shot him up draft boards. Hernandez did 37 reps on the bench and ran a 5.15-second 40-yard dash, and combined with his experience as a four-year starter at UTEP makes him another solid player at the position. The size will turn away some teams, but Hernandez is flexible and athletic with a wide base in pass protection.
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It was a New Year's Eve to remember for approximately 2,000 troops stationed in Kuwait and Afghanistan as they were treated to USO screenings of HBO's "ON THE RUN TOUR: BEYONCÉ AND JAY Z," courtesy of the couple themselves.
The USO screenings, which took place during the countdown to 2015, were attended by servicemen and women stationed at Camp Arifjan and Camp Buehring in Kuwait, and at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan. The New Year's-themed concert events kicked off with a pre-taped, heartfelt message from Beyonce – who thanked troops for their service and sacrifice, and wished them (and their families back home) a happy new year. Throughout the first full week of 2015, photos, video and New Year's Day messages from troops poured into the USO reflecting the moment-filled experience.
Troops from all branches united as one and brought in 2015 simultaneously at all three overseas military installations. Brought together by the USO and their love of music, the screenings were designed to bring a touch of home to troops during the holidays and serve as a welcomed distraction from day-to-day challenges and responsibilities. To do this, the USO Camp Arifjan center hosted the New Year's Eve screenings on multiple screens throughout their facility and passed out fruit and coffee flavored holiday mocktails to troops in attendance. Not too far away, the USO Camp Buehring center hosted the special screening at its annual, festive Glow Party – complete with laser lights, glow sticks and a midnight balloon drop.
"It was awesome to see the message from Beyonce before the show, it made me feel special," said LT Cross at Bagram Airfield. Echoing Lt Cross' sentiments was SPC Johnson of the 101st BSB 1st Brigade 1ID at Camp Buehring who said, "the message was heartfelt and it is amazing that someone at her level has the awareness and appreciation for what we do. The concert is (also) exquisite… the attention to details, the precision, and the energy is the same thing we try to bring into our training."
Meanwhile, more than 2,000 miles away at Bagram Airfield, hundreds of troops poured into two of the base's new MWR Coalition Theaters at 8 p.m., counted down to 2015 and danced-in the new year. They swayed in their seats and rocked out to such mega hits as "Bonnie & Clyde," "Crazy in Love," "Tom Ford" and "Part II (On the Run)," among 40 other memorable hit performances. An encore USO screening was shown on January 1st; so that more troops could experience HBO's "ON THE RUN" USO screening in a movie-style setting, similar to that from back home – complete with surround sound and plush seating.
"Watching the 'ON THE RUN' concert made me forget I was in Afghanistan for the holidays… thank you," said SSGT Ferguson, who is stationed at Bagram Airfield.
As the world celebrates another new year, the USO once again invites Americans to join them – as well as USO supporters Jay Z and Beyonce – in showing their gratitude to our nation's troops and military families. Moments like HBO's "ON THE RUN" screening is just one example of how the USO is working to create, share and thank troops for their service in 2015. Last year, the USO created nearly 11 million special moments for our nation's military community and is setting out to deliver another 11 million moments worldwide this year. For more information about the Every Moment Counts campaign, visit USOmoments.org or join the conversation on Facebook or Twitter using #USOMoments.

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James Gillray
Going to London, through "Epping Forest".
Bohn c. 1850
260 x 210 mm
Originally published 3rd. August 1802
An ugly middle-aged woman, wearing a calash hood (cf. BMSat 5434) over a cap, picks up her petticoats to step over or through a bush shaped like a forest tree, but spotted with red fruit. She grins and clutches in her right hand a paper inscribed 'Wonderful Aeronauts'. She is walking towards a garden latrine (left). Two concentric circles of greenery surround the bush. There is a landscape background.


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Saturday, 31 May 2008
Monday, 19 May 2008
maya 2008 extensions
No big news for those who are using Maya. Still very exciting stuff to see coming from Autodesk these days when you are a rigger :) This is link to documentation of Maya Muscles and some really useful additions. I think it was time to make muscles and other more advanced skinning techniques available in Maya as standard toolset to any production. I`m sure it will raise the standard for quality of character animation.
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Saturday, 10 May 2008
less czech workers abroad
even less czech people going to work abroad today (czech language):
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The Association of Legal Aid Plans of Canada (ALAP) is a voice for Canada's legal aid plans and a national expert on legal aid and access to justice issues. ALAP is comprised of the thirteen recognized legal aid plans across Canada, whose objective is to provide legal aid services to those who cannot afford to hire a lawyer.
The objectives of the Association are to:
- Undertake, support and facilitate research concerning access to justice issues
- Improve public awareness of access to justice issues
- Undertake such activities, on its own or with others, as may be in the interest of access to justice in Canada.
Latest news
- 2013-14 Annual report for the Commission des services juridiques (French only) Monday January 12th, 2015
- Nova Scotia Legal Aid Commission 2013/14 Annual Report Tuesday January 6th, 2015
- 2013-14 New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission annual report Friday October 31st, 2014
- 2012-13 Annual Report of the Legal Services Board of the NWT Thursday May 22nd, 2014
- Association of Legal Aid Plans Canada Endorses Access to Justice Report Wednesday October 16th, 2013
- ALAP supports training to meet legal needs of clients with mental health issues Thursday July 11th, 2013
- Submission to senate on Bill C-37 Monday May 20th, 2013
- Not Just a Substitute for Full Service: Expanded Duty Counsel in Nova Scotia Friday February 8th, 2013
- Department of Justice releases Legal Aid Program Evaluation Tuesday November 13th, 2012


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Two weeks ago we headed out by automobile. Five hours to my brother's place in Tehachapi, CA, where we spent the night.
Then a few more hours to Vista, CA, the next day. Beatrice's parents live there.
Early the next morning, Bea delivered me to the airport at San Diego where I boarded an Alaska Airlines flight (my favorite, along with Virgin that they just bought) and I jetted to Orlando, FL, non-stop.
I spent the first three days with a friend who moved from California to Orlando only a year ago and loves having left behind the commie state. We did airboats and I got my first taste of VR headsets. Vive: WOW! I'll have you know that I made it through round two of a Zombie Apocalypse.
And then I checked into the hotel for The 21 Convention.
I spoke the next day, Friday afternoon, for an hour+. A friend posted a 4-minute video clip, fan footage. This is not official 21 Studios video production, which will be forthcoming in the near future.
So, here's the deal.
The wife unit took me out to lunch with a file folder in hand. This was in early August. She retired from 35 years as a school teacher in June and had been observing me since, with a view towards the future.
She told me I was going to hate what she had in store for me.
The file contained a number of articles she had printed out that admonish bloggers to get compensated for what they create.
Many of the printouts were old and dated, some were new. But I knew one thing: putting up a pay wall would destroy this blog. My wife is not a regular reader, nor a particular fan—though she does love posts from time-to-time and what's most important, she loves how I write—usually…not so much the vitriol. What's more, she simply told me she's watched the effort I put in and on some level, it offends her that I'm not compensated directly. She understands ad revenue and affiliate deals, but none of that is direct compensation from beneficiaries. Nor is it big money. And we don't need big money. It's the principle of the thing, for her.
But anyway, you don't just start charging for what was "free," and I'll get to those scare quotes later.
I began chewing on it.
What if I just did an added-value thing? About the same time, I got wind of Patreon, a site for creators to create and receive direct compensation from patrons.
I sat here and created a draft presence for what was to be a hyped-up version of this blog, along with some vague idea of what might be for paid patrons and what might be free. I never got comfortable with it. I knew it would flop and I'd get excoriated over an attempt at something I didn't really believe in myself.
Around the same time, Bitcoin hit $5,000, long after scoffers had laughed at me when I bought in at $618 in 2014. $5K, and if they're still laughing they're just too stupid for me. Most people are, anyway…
I had an idea. What if I create a Patreon presence over something completely different? I floated the idea here, with this post: You Can't Afford Not To Jump Into Cryptocurrency. It seemed to resonate and ultimately, I used that post as my hook for potential patrons.
In preparation, I began building a portfolio on September 3. I reasoned: people don't give a shit that I got in at $618 and now it's over $4k. They want to know what might be accomplished starting now. So, I created a portfolio beginning that day, with Bitcoin and about 10 other Altcoins so far, new ones being added with each round of buying. Over the month of September, I've put about $1,000 into that portfolio. It's well diversified and so, is holding its own in spite of tremendous volatility. 30% swings in a day's time are not uncommon. The more diversified I make it, however, the less volatile. 10% swings daily are more common, now.
I launched the Patreon Project on September 8, having no idea if it would flop, I'd be ridiculed, or it would take off. The launch post: Cryptocurrency and the Nature of Modern Money.
I did my Patreon different than most do. Most have a number of different reward levels, so the more you pay, the more you have access to so-called premium content. That rubs me the wrong way. How would you like to subscribe to a magazine and once you get it, there's blank pages and you find you need to get a premium subscription to see those?
Accordingly, I have one single reward level. Here's what it looks like:
See, over the course of this epiphany, it dawned on me that folks will go out of their way for "free," but then waste untold time and endure enormous levels of over-the-top ad bullshit so they don't have to spend a single "Starbuck" to get to the content they seek. Of course, one can't be subscribed to everything, but even that's not the real issue.
The real issue is that whether you subscribe or not, you're getting bombarded by ads and upsells. Subscribe to the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, or whatever. You're literally paying to be annoyed constantly with advertising. It's particularly awful on a tablet where a good percentage of the time, trying to kill a pop-up actually shuttles you over to the link. It's just awful. It's a life drain.
There's got to be a better way. I think it's moving that way. For instance, we cut the cable TV. No more $150 per month to be inundated with ads. And DVRs suck. I don't know which is worse, watching the ads, or doing the fast-forward and then having to go back and forth to get to the beginning of the next content segment. Hulu is one of the services we subscribe to. Originally, we had the basic. One night, I found that for a measly $5 more, we could have all the same programs next day, but ad free. It literally does a short pause, then comes back on. No more futzing with the DVR remote. Duh.
I could go on and on about this issue but suffice to say, I'm in pursuit of a better way. Direct payment of a reasonable amount, no ads, no upsells, and no trolls. Trolls never pay to troll.
…So, here I am, 28 days from launch and there are 141 people who've signed up for clean, ad-free, no-troll content with a specific purpose: to make money trading and investing in cryptocurrencies. Douglass Casey, a very well-known investment guru I first read in 1992 thinks crypto will change the world and Bitcoin will go to $50,000.
That's $705 people are willing to spend on my take, signed up over the course of less than a month. Patreon takes a very reasonable 5% of that for providing the platform. My goal is 5,000 patrons for $25,000 monthly and that would match what I used to take from my business back in the day. It's not unprecedented. Some Patreon creators are already pulling in more than $50,000 per month. Jordon Perterson, the Canadian psychiatrist, psychologist, and sociology guru hauls in $68,000 monthly.
So, rather obviously, I find myself at somewhat of a crossroads. Free The Animal is my baby. The blog has been around since 2003, I've written over 4,600 posts. There's over 100,000 comments. But, I only have so much time and the Patreon deal is exciting and enticing, and it's not only that I created it and everyone listens to me and my latest. There are plenty of crypto traders and investors who have signed up so it's a burgeoning community where information gets shared. There's not only my posts, but any patron can post, and any patron can comment on those posts.
And all in an ad-free, pop-up-free, upsell-free, and troll-free environment. So refreshing.
…Anyway, thought I'd just share all of that, get it off my chest. I have people to thank, too.
- Beatrice Nikoley. It's good she's never been a hyper-fan of my blog (or any blog). She saw things from a different angle and made me look beyond what I thought I already knew and understood.
- The Patrons who took a leap. You've shown me there's no turning back. This is a worthwhile pursuit that has my full attention.
- The Patrons, again, for making my wife happy, and by natural extension, me. When she's happy, I'm happy. Home life is pretty much that simple for me.
So, I don't know, going forward. Maybe a second Patreon presence to migrate the best content from Free The Animal to same kinda deal. Think "Free The Animal Unleashed," or, perhaps, uncaged. I'm very good at producing content regularly because I love to do it. The crypto thing has shown me that I can be really focussed and disciplined. I don't even use the word "damn." Totally clean and pro. People are paying for crypto insight, not insight into my emotions.
But, I'm just wondering what I might be able to do in the NSFW environment, getting paid to produce high-quality rants.
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That's nice that they can give pets their medicine. Since that isn't always the easiest thing to do, I can appreciate it being done for me. Making sure that my dog will get enough exercise there as well would be nice. I want to make sure that he is healthy and happy. No one likes being cooped up. http://www.tampapuppypalace.com/Doggy_Day_Care.html
Dog Boarding
All About Dog Boarding
Pet boarding is growing more and more popular for people who want to make sure that their pet is not only taken care of while they're gone, but that he is tended to and given the love and attention that he requires. Dog boarding has been available for years; recently, however, a veritable boom has occurred in terms of the number of dog boarding facilities available – and the amazing variety that is offered. Where dog boarding was once a utilitarian affair, today pet boarding facilities offer a comprehensive array of features and amenities. Before boarding your dog, learn a bit more about what's available, what to look out for – and how to choose the right facility.
Basic Dog Boarding Vs. Upscale Dog Boarding
As in the past, most areas have plenty of basic dog boarding facilities available. What's included in a typical dog boarding facility? Such places usually include:
· bedding for dogs to sleep on
· indoor/outdoor runs, or a large indoor exercise area
· meals that agree with a dog's normal schedule and dietary needs
· staff members who continually check on a dog's well being
· runs that are cleaned and hosed down daily
· regular cleaning and disinfecting of the premises
· the administering of medications, if necessary
While these services are definitely adequate, some dog owners prefer pet boarding facilities that offer a bit more in the way of luxury. Upscale dog boarding facilities may include:
· pick up and drop off services
· bathing and grooming prior to returning home
· walks
· obedience training
· toys
· high quality, plush bedding
· a supply and gift shop
· special areas for elderly or sick dogs
Narrowing Down Your List Of Prospective Dog Boarding Facilities
Choosing a pet boarding facility can be daunting. After deciding whether you want basic boarding services or a more specialized, upscale facility, you'll probably still have many different options to choose from. The first step in narrowing down your list of dog boarding facilities is picking up the phone and asking a few key questions. Below, we've provided a few sample questions that you can ask to determine whether a facility makes the cut; you should ask more personalized questions of your own, too, to narrow things down further.
· Where will my dog stay? – Find out whether the dog boarding facility uses cages or small rooms for their guests. If you have a small dog, cages might be okay with you; otherwise, you can cross off places that use cages to narrow your list to a more manageable size.
· What will my dog be fed? – Ask whether the pet boarding facility will allow you to bring your dog's own food in. Generally, most dogs do not acclimate well to being fed a different diet while at a boarding facility; if the place you've called forbids owners to supply their own food, move on to the next one.
· What kinds of exercise will be available for my dog? – Find out whether there are scheduled times for dogs to get out and move around, or whether daily walks are provided. Either way, it's important to ensure that your dog will be getting some exercise while in the care of a dog boarding facility.
· Do dogs interact with each other? – Ask about the facility's policies regarding dog playtime. Sometimes, pet boarding facilities allow dogs to play together for limited amounts of time; however, if dogs aren't carefully monitored, problems can arise.
· What will happen if my dog gets sick or is injured? – If the facility doesn't have a veterinary hospital associated with it, find out the procedure they follow in the event of illness or injury. Make sure that regular checks of the doggy guests are conducted to ensure that everybody is okay.
Take A Tour Of The Finalists
After completing your series of brief phone interviews, you'll hopefully be left with a manageable list of dog boarding facilities. Before settling on one, you'll need to go in and take a tour to make sure that it is really right for your pet. Knowing what to look for during such a tour is critical, which is why we have outlined a few of the most important things below.
Gauge The Overall Cleanliness Of The Facility
Immediately upon entering any pet boarding facility, see what your first impression is regarding its cleanliness. Scan over the dog runs and see what condition most of them are in; a couple of dirty runs is one thing, but if most or all of them are filthy, it could signal trouble. Sniff the air; if a dirty, unclean smell lingers everywhere around the boarding facility, then cleanliness is probably not a top priority. A tiny bit of odor is understandable, but if it is overpowering and all encompassing, go elsewhere.
Look For Good Ventilation
As you tour the place, keep an eye out for proper ventilation. If the dog boarding facility isn't properly ventilated, the air will be stale and stagnant – and germs and viruses can proliferate more easily.
Watch The Staff In Action
Meet a handful of staff members, then watch how the interact with the dogs. They should display a genuine comfort and love for their guests, and treat them as they would their own.
Get A Comprehensive Breakdown Of The Costs
Ask for a detailed listing of all of the costs and charges associated with keeping your dog at the facility. If they won't provide it, move on.
Find Out Which Immunizations Are Required
If you've pretty much settled on a facility, be sure to get a list of all the immunizations your dog will need in order to board there. Compare the list to your records and determine whether your dog is current. If not, get her to the vet right away to make sure everything is in order.
When all is said and done, as long as you feel comfortable with the dog boarding facility and everything checks out, you should be good to go! The evidence of whether you've made the right choice will show in your dog's reaction upon returning there, so pay attention.
Touring a facility is always a good idea, but I really like the idea of watching the workers in action. These are the people taking care of our fuzzy friends. Great tip!
Basic dog boarding is what the average dog owner would need when going out of town. With the basic approach, your pet will get the essentials, and will be given the chance to stretch his/her legs for a few hours in the day. If you want a little bit more like grooming or visits to the vet, you might have to go a little bit upscale, otherwise stick with the basic.
I wasn't aware that there were differences between basic and upscale boarding. With something like that, it might be a good idea for the pet owner to do some research to determine what would be right for them. The last thing someone might want is to not have the services they need to take care of their pet adequately. http://www.eastvalleyanimalclinic.com/tour-and-services.pml
Several of the things that my wife watched for while working at a dog boarding facility was the staff, the environment of the facility, and how the pets were taken care of. Oh, she had a neat experience working at that facility because of her passion for dogs. I guess it's something that she was used to doing while growing up. http://www.hickmancreekkennel.com
Mary, I like the idea of checking how things are operated beforehand. I like to know what kind of conditions my dogs will be in while I'm gone. I could even bring my dogs along with me. that way, I can see if they like the facilities or not. http://www.dogdayz.com.au/locations
I liked how you described what to look for when you are trying to determine which kennel to choose for you dog. In the past I've always been able to leave my dog at a friend's house while I have been out of town. But I'm going to be spending my vacation in Hawaii for two weeks with my fiancee and won't be able to rely on him this time. Looks like I'm going to be putting your tips into effect shortly. http://www.hickmancreekkennel.com
This is a great checklist! Being sure your dog will be taken care of and watched over in a way you're comfortable with is extremely important before leaving your dog with anyone. Looking for experience and asking former or current customers about a place can help you find better boarding for your dog as well.
I liked the list of questions to ask yourself and any dog boarding facility before choosing where you want to have your dog go while you're on vacation. I'm always a little nervous leaving my cats behind when I go on vacation, but I would feel a lot better if I knew they were being taken care of! I liked your suggestion of watching the staff work as well. The staff are going to be the one taking care of your pet and I would want to make sure they're attentive and friendly! http://www.allcreaturesinn.com
I have to go on a business trip, and there is no one to watch my dog. I don't want to put in a kennel, but with no other options, I want to find the best one possible. I really like what you said about watching the staff in action. That way, you know what kind of care your pet is going to get while you are away!
My husband and I have been looking into some local kennels for when we go on vacation. I have never thought about asking about procedures for if my dog gets sick or injured. While I hope that doesn't happen, it would definitely be nice to know that he would be properly taken care of. I will have to add that to my list of questions to ask the kennels! http://thepawfectk9.com
I think these are all great questions to ask before you board your dog anywhere. Knowing ahead of time how your dog will be treated can make the process much easier. If nothing else, it's worth having peace of mind on your vacation! Thanks for sharing your tips and these questions with us, this was a very helpful article! http://www.welcomekennels.com.au/kennels.html
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My little doggy loves the doggy hotel. He's a very lively little guy and he really loves playing with other dogs. I hope that he is as happy as he seems to be every time we pick him up. We're moving and I hope there's a new place there that will take care of him.
I'm going to be heading out of town in a few weeks and I've been wondering what to do with my dog. I can't bring him with me and my neighbors won't be available to help out. I think I found the perfect solution! I think it's so great that dog boarding services provide so many of the amenities you listed! My dog would definitely appreciate something like this. Hopefully I can find a good dog boarding service in my area! http://www.dailywag.com
We operate a boarding, grooming, daycare and training center in Jacksonville, FL. I had a client contact us who live on a boat and travel the seas. They said they researched all the boarding facilities in Jacksonville, FL for a week, and then chose us for our accommodations and our procedures. When you are trying to find the best place possible, you should be able to see the entire operation, if you not, go somewhere else. We're not trading state secrets in hidden rooms, this is dog care, a simple concept. Facilities should be open to their clients. If not, move on. You do not want to wake up away from home and wonder if you made the wrong decision! - Jack
My husband and I are going to be out of town for a month, and we're needing to find a place for our dogs. This is the first time ever leaving them, and I'm a little nervous. I like the idea of going to the different boarding places, and figuring out which one we like best. I think that being able to see all the different options could be helpful in making me feel comfortable about leaving them because I will have known that where ever I send them, will have been the best place.
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The first thing any owner should do upon entering a Dog Boarding facility is sniff the air inside. Does this place smell like a dog service facility, can you smell urine, feces, or can you smell a lot of air-wick containers or perfumes that may be masking the smell of the urine or feces. Next make sure you go to the kennel or daycare area, presuming they have a daycare area, and see how feces and urine are picked up and how often. Do all of this WITHOUT your dog. Not every facility is the same, and make darn sure that there is space for your dog to play and act like a dog. If there is no space, you will probably see crates and 3rd world conditions. These are your babies, expect better for them!
Jack Bobeck
Happy Hound Dog Resorts
Very nice post. I personally think that dog boarding services are very much helpful for pet owners. Professionals like me who cannot participate into the dog training with dogs, can simply drop off dogs at the center, and pick up a well-groomed late in evening. I have been taking dog boarding services from Cali K9 San Francisco, and very much satisfied with their services.
Dog boarding is a service offered by some veterinarians and pet boarding kennels, allowing owners to drop their dogs off for a set amount of time in exchange for a fee.
It's nice to know that there are alternative such as boarding facilities to care for your pets when you are away. Thanks for all the tips and things to look out for when searching for the right one!
We can definitely start following your lead. The Barkers Pet Resort website doesn't yet have a blog.
Many areas have been tackled here about dog boarding and these are definitely useful tips that are worth following. Being in the dog boarding Harrison TN line of work, we believe that dog boarding is a good idea especially if pet owners choose a service provider they trust.
Choosing boarding for any pets is always difficult ...a good boarding service with proper facilities and accommodation give us satisfaction while we are away
There are times when you have to leave your precious pooch in the care of a boarding facility and this is why it is important to learn a thing or two as to how this type of business operates. You have to know if you can truly entrust your beloved pet for a few days as you travel for work or leisure.
thanks for sharing. choosing a dog boarding is very important because you want to be able to keep coming back when necessary
Hi there, very important topic. When we are keeping our dogs at boarding, we must gather information so that we choose right place for our loving dogs.
JCM's Luxury Pet Resort is a beautiful boarding facility located in Covington, Louisiana. Small and personal, this Upscale facility was designed with the pet in mind. We offer Spacious Indoor Enclosures, Indoor / Outdoor Runs, and California Style Luxury Suites We maintain good housebreaking habits by allowing all dogs access to our 4 quarter acre play yards at 4 hour intervals around the clock. Situated on 3 1/2 acres, dogs can enjoy group play with Interactive Daycare, or explore their own private yard. We live on the property providing 24 hour supervision for your pet. Our facility is Air Conditioned, heated, parasite free, stress free, and most of all provides peace of mind. Outdoor automatic waterers. Pick up and delivery available. Reasonable Rates Something for everyone We are also the leaders in Dog Obedience Training, and have been since 1979. JCM's All Breed Dog Obedience School.
SAFETY OF YOUR DOG DURING CAGE FREE PLAY. I own a dog boarding [place] in Scottsdale. I did notice you forgot to mention that the potential boarders need to ask about how much experience the person/s handling your dog has. If you just have a bunch of kids who have a year or so experience be more cautious or a staff who doesn't have control over the dogs. A fight is much more probable if this type of control doesn't exist. I have 12 years of experience and the dogs listen to me. There are a few dogs I can't get command over and I don't take them in. If I come across a dog I'd say is questionable I have to be able to have total authority over the dog. For instance if I throw a ball and say hu! the dog has to stop in mid track if not I don't take a questionable dog in because if anything should escalate someone could get injured without command over all the dogs. Same goes with If a dog is humping and my voice doesn't stop him/her. If the people handling your dog don't possess a dominance over the pack then I'm not sure how they would be able to handle a fight-- So just because someone is nice and loves dogs that's not enough for your dogs safety. Watch how the handlers and if dogs listen to them, ask what, if, or how many fights have happened in the facility. I feel lots of experience is a big plus--just like anything in life the more you do it the more of an expert you become.
We started taking care of dogs in our own home some time ago. Our home and our huge yard is almost built for this kind of business. We found that people really like the idea of leaving their pets in a home like environment. A lot of our clients go out of town for several weeks, we've even had a situation where we boarded 2 dogs for 6 months. The only downside is that we get too attached to the dogs, especially the long term ones, and we are really sad to see them go back home!!!
Thanks for this tips!this really ads knowledge and information about my dog needs and how to care for it..
Great blog....though I use a professional pet sitter now due to a couple negative experiences with boarding at kennels, I do think you blog gives some excellent tips and info. I like the name too! :)
Great post. Thanks for the great and useful informations.
Thanks for the information. There seems to be a never ending supply of great information on the net. I love learning new stuff, and will be back to read your posts regularly !! Thanks again
Great overview. I own Pet Keepers Mount Pleasant SC Boarding Kennel and always like to gain as much perspective as I can from all sources. Thanks!


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Unlike many terriers, bred for country pursuits, the Manchester Terrier has its roots in urban civilisation, developed in the city and surroundings of Manchester to keep down rats in the developing towns and mills in the industrialisation of the mid 19th century. Again the old Black and Tan terrier can claim some part in its ancestry, but with an input of Whippet blood. The Manchester terrier could also be an efficient hunter for rabbits and bring home the supper.
In the early days the breed had its ears cropped to prevent injury from rats – or from fighting in staged contests which were popular at the time. However, this ban on cropping in 1898 brought a decline in the breeds popularity: the pendant ears of the uncropped dogs were off-putting to those who had known the cropped version. Such is fashion!
The advent of modern methods of vermin control also threatened the survival of the breed, and by the 1940's the breed was something of a rarity, with only 11 registered pedigree dogs in 1945.
Thankfully the work of a few dedicated breeders and the British Manchester Terrier Club, the breed has enjoyed a regeneration of interest and the smart, little black and tan with its unique thumb print markings on its legs, is now growing in popularity both in the show ring and as a family pet.
Dogs originally bred and used for hunting vermin. 'Terrier' comes from the Latin word Terra, meaning earth. This hardy collection of dogs were selectively bred to be extremely brave and tough, and to pursue fox, badger, rat and otter (to name but a few) above and below ground. Dogs of terrier type have been known here since ancient times, and as early as the Middle Ages, these game breeds were portrayed by writers and painters.
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How to Use Preen Around Hostas
Preen Garden Weed Preventer, manufactured by Lebanon Seaboard Corporation, has become a useful tool when you want to stop weeds before they germinate. The active ingredient, trifluralin, penetrates the top 1 to 2 inches of soil and prevents seeds from germinating. When properly used, Preen Garden Weed Preventer reduces the need for hand weeding around your hostas and other garden plants. Hostas (Hosta spp.) grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9. Start using this product in spring.
Unscrew the cap on the Preen bottle and remove the foil that seals the bottle. Replace the cap. Open the flip-up applicator so it faces forward when you hold the bottle by its handle.
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Baked doughnuts are really so easy to make and taste delicious! No frying involved, so that means they are a little bit healthier! Right? These are loaded with fresh blueberries and topped off with a yummy blueberry glaze.
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Serves: 12
Baked Blueberry Doughnuts
These doughnuts are so easy and perfect for breakfast or dessert!
10 minPrep Time
15 minCook Time
25 minTotal Time
- 2 cups flour (I used cake flour)
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons vanilla greek yogurt
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 3/4 cup fresh blueberries
- Blueberry Glaze:
- 3/4 cup blueberries
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Heat oven to 325 degrees. Spray doughnut pans with non stick cooking spray.
- Mix the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a large mixing bowl.
- In a separate small bowl whisk together the buttermilk, yogurt, beaten eggs, vanilla and melted butter. Then add this to the large mixing bowl with the flour mixture and stir just until blended.
- Gently fold in the blueberries
- Spoon the batter into the prepared doughnut pans. Fill about 3/4 full. This should make 12 doughnuts.
- Bake for 14 - 15 minutes. Let cool in the pan for 3 minutes then move to wire rack for cooling
- After they are completely cooled you can make the glaze.
- Put the blueberries, powdered sugar and lemon juice in a food processor and blend until smooth. Then I transferred it to a small mixing bowl and added the melted butter and a little more powdered sugar and mixed with a hand mixer to thicken it up and give the icing a creamier texture.
- Frost each doughnut with the blueberry glaze when doughnuts are cooled Enjoy!
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Staff & Developments
Solidaridad is an international network organization with partners all over the world. There is one agenda and one strategy: together we learn and progress, together we achieve results and together we decide on future steps.
During 2015, Solidaridad consisted of 10 regional expertise centres (REC) throughout the world with a network secretariat connecting the RECs. The Solidaridad Network Secretariat (officially Solidaridad Network Foundation, founded in 2011) is located in Utrecht, the Netherlands, in the same office building as Solidaridad Netherlands, one of the regional expertise centres. The Solidaridad Network Secretariat consists of the Executive Director and a small team of specialists for delivering the following services that support the whole network:
- Providing services for the development and enforcement of our quality assurance systems and standards for financial management, accountability and control, planning, monitoring and evaluation, ICT infrastructure and human resource management.
- Managing global communication, including our international website and the development of tools for global branding and communication.
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In 2015, Solidaridad Andes and Solidaridad South America worked toward a merger that became effective per January 2016. The new name of this regional expertise centre is now Solidaridad South America with headquarters in Lima, Peru, under the ultimate responsibility of the current managing director, Gonzalo La Cruz. The previous managing director of Solidaridad South America, Jeroen Douglas, has returned to the Netherlands and will continue to work for Solidaridad from the Network Secretariat.
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All managing directors must adhere to agreed policies and stimulate optimal cooperation, open communication and knowledge exchange between the RECs. Furthermore, they are responsible for fostering a "giving factor" between RECs, making fair deals on payment for joint and mutual services, and joining forces to operate more effectively.
Legal structure
In order to ensure effective daily operations and an efficient payment structure, the 10 regional expertise centres in 2015 were grouped on five continents, each with their own supervisory structure. Legal entities for these five continental Solidaridad regions are established in Utrecht, the Netherlands (for Europe), San Francisco, USA (for North America), Panama City, Panama (for Latin America), Nairobi, Kenya (for Africa) and Hong Kong, China (for Asia). In mid-2015, a consistency check was initiated to ensure that all legal entities have the most optimal connection to the appropriate supervisory boards.
Staff per region
The total number of employees that were employed throughout the Solidaridad Network as of 31 December 2015 was 391 (2014: 364 employees). The 391 employees corresponded to 359.5 FTE by the end of 2015.
Gender diversity
Solidaridad firmly reinforces equity and diversity principles and practices applied across the employment lifecycle to support and improve gender equality outcomes in the workplace.
Of the 391 employees, 122 employees were female (31%). The table above shows the male / female division per continent.


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The pinnacle of tomato season is upon us! My tomato jungle is producing more than I can handle, so I'm getting moving on slow roasting these guys. Slow roasting brings out a deep, beautiful tomato flavor that's downright addicting. Add some garlic and basil to be slow roasted with the tomatoes to add earthiness to that deep flavor. If you've never slow roasted tomatoes, definitely give it a try. You might feel like it's too hot to get the oven going, but when it's at a low temp of 250° F, it's only slightly noticeable in the kitchen.
What do you do with slow roasted tomatoes? So many things. My favorite is to add them to a jar with olive oil (my favorite is Tuscan evoo from Oregon Olive Mill) and pile them on toast, eggs, pasta dinners, pizza, or anything for the following week. I also blend them with additional olive oil and use as fresh pizza or pasta sauce. It's also really great to freeze the sauce or tomatoes in small, single use bags to pull out throughout the winter and put to use. They store for about a week in the fridge and 3-4 months in the freezer.
Speaking of my favorite olive oil, my friends at Oregon Olive Mill will be attending Feast Portland this year, along with many other local artisans, chefs, distilleries, breweries, cider houses and wineries. Feast is a once a year, incredible Portland food and drink festival. I'm excited to say that I will be there too! I will be covering various events throughout the festival, including a small hands-on class, and I'm really looking forward to sharing it with you. If you're interested in attending Feast Portland, there are still a select few packages and events available, check out feastportland.com!
Slow Roasted Tomatoes
- As many small or medium tomatoes you can fit on 2 baking sheets (~5 lbs)
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 cup fresh basil leaves, chopped
- 1/3 – 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil (I don't really measure – just drizzle)
- salt + pepper
- Preheat oven to 250° F. Remove stems and cut small tomatoes in half, medium tomatoes in quarters.
- Lay out onto baking sheet and generously drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, garlic, and basil. Toss tomatoes to evenly coat, and bake for 3 1/2 hours or until they look soft and nicely roasted.
- Let cool, and spoon into jars partially filled with olive oil, or blend with additional olive oil to make sauce.
My favorite tomatoes to use are sungolds and sweet million, but this works with any small or medium tomatoes.
If you're short on time and just need some roasted tomatoes, I've done them at 275°-300° for about 2-2.5 hours, and they came out pretty well. Not exactly like a true slow roast, but pretty close.
I originally thought you have to toss the tomatoes half way through baking, but now I realize it's totally fine without doing this. I usually just pull out the pans 1/2 way through, check if they need any more basil or seasoning, and switch the pan spots in the oven.
Hope you give them a try!


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Computer scientists at the University of Glasgow have constructed a virtual
rear end of a horse to help train veterinary students. Having sixty untrained
students subjecting a horse to an internal examination puts the animal under
great stress, and may even injure it. Instead, students can now place a finger
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Adjusting Body Mass for Measurement Error with Invalid Validation Data
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We propose a new method for using validation data to correct self-reported weight and height in surveys that do not measure respondents. The standard correction in prior research regresses actual measures on reported values using an external validation dataset, and then uses the estimated coefficients to predict actual measures in the primary dataset. This approach requires the strong assumption that the expectations of measured weight and height conditional on the reported values are the same in both datasets. In contrast, we use percentile ranks rather than levels of reported weight and height. Our approach requires the weaker assumption that the conditional expectations of actual measures are increasing in reported values in both samples. This makes our correction more robust to differences in measurement error across surveys as long as both surveys represent the same population. We examine three nationally representative datasets and find that misreporting appears to be sensitive to differences in survey context. When we compare predicted BMI distributions using the two validation approaches, we find that the standard correction is affected by differences in misreporting while our correction is not. Finally, we present several examples that demonstrate the potential importance of our correction for future econometric analyses and estimates of obesity rates.
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Libertarians invest a lot of intellectual capital in, what I call, the public-private distinction, which requires drawing a philosophically defensible line of demarcation between public ownership and private ownership. All libertarians favor private ownership and are at least skeptical of public ownership. Of course, a lot here depends on how we define the basic terms public and private. In an earlier blog I suggested that it is based on ownership, however, the more fundamental difference lies in how it is intitially acquired and subsequently funded. Anything that is acquired by a public entity (local, state, or federal government) is paid for with tax money extracted from the general public. Invariably, any system of voluntary taxation will lead to empty tax coffers. Although you might argue that leaders could acculturate followers to pay their taxes as a matter of duty, and eventually abandon monitoring and enforcement of tax law, I think that's idealistic nonsense. But we might explore that option in another blog. In so far as taxation requires coercion, it violates our property rights. In other words, taxation is tantamount to legalized theft, or forced labor. (About 33.33% of my wages are extracted from me via taxation!) Now some libertarians are willing to condone legalized theft for the greater good. Most notably, some of us are willing grudgingly allow governments to collect taxes in order to pay for self-defense; namely to fund an army and a criminal justice system. However, a few libertarians would even privatize those services. Here's why. The argument against public armies (and police forces) is that when there is a large sum of money sitting in a bank, there is no incentive for public officials to be thrifty. After all, they are not spending their own money. They are spending ours! Worldwide military expenditures tend to increase exponentially with little if any concern for "bang for the buck." And the more powerful the army, the more likely a government will use it. Military action becomes not only defensive but also preemptive. As tax rates increase the demand for public services tend to increase because we all want to "get something" in return for our lost wages. Politicians call it :"bringing home the bacon." Therefore, leaders tend to expand the public sphere by funding: sports stadiums, zoos, orchestras, etc. Of course, the more governments fund via public coffers, the higher tax rates. Expansion of the public sphere also tends to discourage private investment in those areas, even though government's rarely do a very good job. For example, public schools are gradually putting private schools out of business, not because they do a good job, but because they have unlimited funding. If current trends continue, eventually, all private colleges will be put out of business by public colleges (even Harvard!), which will leave behind a state run monopoly in higher education. That same pattern will be replicated for sports stadiums, zoos, and orchestras. In other words, there seems to be a natural tendency to expand the public sphere. Most European governments have already socialized retirement pensions, health care, and mass transit. As a result, those countries have very high levels of taxation. At a bare minimum, libertarians stand firmly against the unlimited proliferation of public monopolies and the public sphere. Why? Public monopolies have infinite resources, and therefore have an unfair advantage over competitors in the private sector. The most obvious exception is the U.S. Postal Service. Over the years, the Post Office has done such a poor job delivering packages that most of us now would rather pay more for a private delivery service than take a chance on the U.S. Postal Service. Most of us no longer rely on the P.O. to deliver our letters, our bills, or payments. I don't know about you, but about all I ever get in my mailbox are advertisements, and most of them are political advertisements.
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text: Crime / sex slavery Florida Woman Held Woman Captive, Tried to Inseminate Her Prosecutors say Esthela Clark, 47, repeatedly tried to impregnate the victim By Linda Hervieux, Newser Staff Posted Mar 30, 2017 7:41 AM CDT Copied The victim was injected with sperm and forced to have sex with two strangers, prosecutors say. (Getty Images/BugTiger) (Newser) – It's one of the more bizarre accounts of modern-day slavery: A Florida woman held a Mexican woman prisoner for more than two years and repeatedly tried to impregnate her using her own boyfriend's sperm, People reports. Esthela Clark, 47, paid smugglers to ferry the then-22-year-old woman over the border from her native Guadalajara in late 2012. Prosecutors say the unnamed victim thought she was collecting $4,000 to act as a surrogate under medical supervision, but told investigators Clark forbade her from leaving her one-bedroom condo in Jacksonville—where Clark injected her up to four times a day with syringes filled with sperm from her boyfriend's used condoms. When no pregnancy resulted, the woman says Clark forced her to have sex with two strangers. Prosecutors say the victim lost 65 pounds after Clark restricted her diet to only beans, thinking excess weight was to blame for a failure to conceive. She warned the victim she "would be killed" if she ventured out into what Clark told her was a violent neighborhood, and that Tarot cards would reveal any secrets she tried to keep, per court documents. Prosecutors say Clark isolated the victim from her family, which Action News Jax reports included a child, and forced her to clean and work in restaurants, with Clark pocketing her wages. Clark was arrested in mid-2015 after a neighbor spotted the woman washing cars and noticed signs of abuse, per the Florida Times-Union. She pleaded guilty in federal court on Monday to a sole charge of forced labor. Clark faces up to 20 years in prison and will be sentenced next month. (A British woman was held for 13 years as a sex slave.)


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This article was published December 18, 2016 in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. It seemed worth saving here for future reference.
By TIM JACKSON Special to the Democrat-Gazette
Here are some highlights:
A nearly 60-something white billionaire whose children never saw the inside of a public school is now going to be in charge of the nation's public schools.
A 60-something white guy who was going to eliminate the Department of Energy if and when he became president in 2012 and assuming he could remember the name of that agency is now going to run the Department of Energy.
By the way, the Trump transition team asked the Department of Energy to provide them with a list of all their employees who might believe the scurrilous rumor that the planet's climate is changing. Science schmience! Team Trump doesn't want to fire those people; it just wants to get to know them a little better.
For a little variety, there's a 40-something white guy who's going to run the Environmental Protection Agency. His greatest qualification is that he likes to sue the Environmental Protection Agency. As Oklahoma's attorney general he lamented that Texas was ahead of him in the number of suits filed against the EPA in favor of the fossil fuel industry that keeps Texas pumping and Oklahoma shaking.
Treasury, Commerce and Labor are being headed up by a 50-something white multimillionaire, a 70-something white billionaire, and a 60-something white multimillionaire, respectively. The first guy made a ton of money exploiting the debt crisis of 2008. The second guy "loves" debt, which is just the kind of predilection Tea Party conservatives crave. The third guy has been in a lot of lawsuits with the agency he's going to run–which seems to be a trend in the Trump cabinet.
A 69-year-old white guy who couldn't get confirmed as a federal judge 30 years ago because of his alleged racist tendencies is going to be the nation's chief lawyer in charge of making sure everything is fair and legal for everyone. On a related note: Any of you that lost it over the nation electing a man named Barack Hussein Obama have a problem that our next attorney general is named Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III? No? OK. Just checking.
Then there's Ben Carson. Dr. Ben Carson is going to run Housing and Urban Development because … well, I don't know why. It might be the most tone-deaf pick of the litter but I can't tell if it's patronizing or just ridiculous, to use a favorite word in the president-elect's vocabulary.
Back to making America great again, international style:
A 60-something white guy who runs one of the biggest oil companies in the world doing billions of dollars of business in Russia while hanging around with President Putin is The Donald's pick for secretary of state. Which reminds me of two great moments in history:
• 1987, Ronald Reagan standing in Berlin: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
• 2016, Donald J. Trump holed up in Trump Tower: "Vlad, who do you like for state?"
(Friendly word of advice to Mr. Tillerson: Mr. Trump doesn't take daily security briefings because they're "too repetitive." I suggest when discussing matters of state with the president you might want to mix things up a bit by using puppets and maybe some funny accents, just to keep him interested.)
So the "again" part of Make America Great is really starting to make sense. The prevailing vision of America for which we embraced Mr. Trump in a landslide (kudos to DJT for keeping that lie going) is one where things go the way an elite group of 60-something white rich people think they should go. Whew! Just in time because we've never tried that before.
The president-elect promised to shake things up. The American people would be wise to be on guard for what looks like a shakedown. On the morning of Nov. 9, 2016, I was hoping that in the worst-case scenario the president-elect would be playing Jack Nicholson's version of The Joker to our nation's version of Gotham. Today, it's looking more and more like we're going to get the Heath Ledger incarnation.
Tim Jackson of Little Rock is a registered Republican, an evangelical pastor, and a working filmmaker.
Editorial on 12/18/2016
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Description: At the time of its release, Mission: Impossible III's box office was plagued by the publicity backlash against couch-jumping star Tom Cruise. It's too bad, because this third installment of the spy thriller franchise deserved a better reception than it got. First-time feature director J.J. Abrams (bigwig TV director/producer of Lost, Alias, & Felicity) proves more than able-bodied in creating a Mission: Impossible that's leaner and less over-stylized than John Woo's sequel and less confusing than Brian De Palma's original. Plot is still a throwaway here (Cruise's Ethan Hunt rescues his kidnapped former trainee and works to ... (more)
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1. It took three tries to get my almost-9-year-old into a shirt he could abide this morning. First shirt: Tag itches. (The tag is sewn flat, and he has the same shirt in three colors. Wore them all fall and winter without complaint.) Second shirt: The inside of the buttons on the button placket itches. Third shirt: Neckhole tight, hard to pull over head, but he can make do. His primary remnant of sensory integration dysfunction is not liking bumpy sock seams under his toes, but every once in a while, an Itchy Shirt or Lumpy Pants Pockets situation arises.
2. United Airlines is in the news for its new policy concerning obese passengers and seat width, but I don't want to talk about that. I wish to declare this: They should forbid passengers from reclining their seatbacks unless it's a redeye, an overseas flight, or another flight in which many passengers are likely to sleep. No more! Sit up straight and quit invading my personal space, People in Front of Me!
3. New Orleans turns out to be a terrific place for a family vacation. Steer clear of Bourbon Street unless you strive to teach your children about strip clubs and want them to see female nudity, Larry Flynt style, from the sidewalk. But everything else! We filled much of our spring break with the Audubon Experience package—$32.95 for adults, $19.95 for kids. That gets you admission to (1) The Audubon Zoo—a good zoo with a cool Louisiana swamp area (don't miss alligator feeding time), hands-on experiences for kids, and some animals I haven't seen in the Chicago zoos. (2) The Audubon Aquarium. Cool seahorse exhibit, big shark tank (funded by the Gulf of Mexico oil companies—hey, they're good for something), a Mississippi River exhibit, jellyfish, and more. (3) The Insectarium! There are only a few bug museums in the U.S. and this is one of 'em. Creepy live critters, artistic displays of dead ones (picture a swirling rainbow of iridescent beetles and butterflies in lieu of pinned bugs in evenly spaced rows), the opportunity to engage in entomophagy. (4) And an Imax movie, with three movies to choose from. New Orleans also has the streetcars, which mean you don't need a car or cabs to get around. And there's a free ferry across the Mississippi to Algiers Point. If you're wondering about the post-Katrina New Orleans crime wave you've heard about, well, it was not in evidence where we were. We felt safe the whole time.
4. Wow, if you don't eat shellfish or red meat, creole food gets old fast. My menu for the week consisted largely of alternating between fried chicken po'boys and fried catfish po'boys. Mr. Tangerine enjoyed his meals, though—oysters chargrilled and fried, shrimp, gumbo, po'boy with three meats and gravy, crawfish, the works.
5. Dodged a bullet this morning. While we walked to school, Ben was just starting to tell me who the nine Jedis are from Star Wars: The Clone Wars and who reports to whom—and quizzing me! holy crap, I'm supposed to remember them each time he tells me?—but then he spotted his best friend and took off running. If I were a superior mom, I'd spend the day studying up and memorizing the Clone Wars characters...but I am merely a good mom.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Five things
Posted by Orange at 5:35 PM
2 comments:
- K said...
A good mom indeed, as you do KNOW the sci fi stuff, even if you don't know all 9 dudes in the capes!
- Sarahlynn said...
"not liking bumpy sock seams under his toes,"
I threw tantrums over this very issue (and nothing else, I'm sure) for years. I still remember the angst.
Also, I'm SO GLAD to hear that New Orleans is back to tourist-ready. We did a family trip there the spring before Katrina and it just killed me to think about what was happening to the zoo and aquarium after the hurricane. (The people, too, of course.)
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Lessons from Eleven Miles.
Last week, 2 of my best friends (one who drove up from New Jersey, and one who got spring break during student teaching) and I got to spend a lot of time hanging out. I was able to work out my schedule so I had a couple days where we could just have fun, relax, etc. Since we are all graduating and literally going to different countries in a couple months, it was great to get this time to reconnect and spend some time just sharing. Girl talk. All that. Just having fun.
Lesson 1: God cares about the little things. We prayed for a nice day. We could not have put together a more beautiful day. It was perfect. The sky was clear, the weather was gorgeous. It wasn't too hot, it wasn't cold, and there was a nice breeze. There wasn't a lot of people around, and none of us got eaten by a bear. OK, that isn't a little thing. But we also didn't see any snakes or giant spiders. So that's a praise, right.
Here are my beautiful friends at the overlook. You can see Raven Falls way in the distance. About 5 miles away—we hiked over to it.
Lesson 2: God is a God of Beauty. I'm not even going to try and talk. Just check out the pictures. And it was so much cooler in person. There were times when all we could say was "Wow!"
|OK, so this one got a little over-edited. I was having too much fun. But I still really like it.
Lesson 4: This is probably the biggest lesson that I've been dwelling on since surviving this 11 mile hike. The first 7 miles or so were no problem. But then we were on our way back and we hit a stretch that was a lot of uphill. By this point, I was getting really tired. We were on a mountain, the air is thinner, and I was running out of breath. Did I mention that I have asthma? I literally had to stop and fight to breath. It hurt to get air into my lungs. My friends were a little worried, and I was to focused on not dying to stress. OK, I wasn't dying. But I was seriously having a hard time breathing. And I knew if I stopped, sat down, and took a break, I would not be able to finish. We were 4 miles away from everything and we had to keep going. So once I caught my breath, we started going again. We were so close to the end. We could see the glint of the sun off the roof of the car. And then we had to go down a hill and back up, across a road, and across the parking lot. Then we could get in the car and sit down. For some reason, Beca got a burst of energy. Not sure where she got it from. But Lisa and I—no such luck. We got the downhill part no problem. But then we looked and saw this.
We weren't sure if we could make it up. It was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. Physically, I mean. Make my feet move in front of each other to get up that hill. I had rolled my ankle a couple times, and every step felt like pure torture.
Yes, I know I'm a wimp. But my idea of a good workout is playing a round or 3 of ping pong. The longest hike I had ever taken before this one was about 7 miles.
We knew the end was so close. Literally about 200 feet away. But convincing our legs to make it the rest of the way? Really really hard.
Have you reached that point, friend? Maybe as a student? The semester is winding to a close, but you don't know if you can make it? You're so close, but you want to just give up and cut your losses? Maybe in life? You don't know what the point is and why you try so hard to serve God, when it seems that nothing you do matters? Everything you do seems a failure. You feel like it's better to just give up. People won't really care if you just quit. It won't matter if you stop trying. Someone else will pick up the slack.
We need each other. I couldn't of kept going if I had been hiking by myself. I would of stopped, taken a break, and probably fallen asleep. Then getting up and walking would have been so much harder. Trust me, I tried later that night. Moving and walking was even worse than it had been earlier. My friends were there, and when I couldn't keep going, they helped and encouraged me. When they decided that the whole hiking idea was stupid (which we all reached at some point that day), we came together to make ourselves believe that it was worth it. There are going to come days when you feel like you can't go any farther. There are even days when you will collapse under the pressure. But reach out to those around you. Let them remind you of God's goodness. Of His promises.
I read this really cool quote thing in my devotions the other day.
Christ has promised to give us strength and never to leave us.
Claim His strength. Live in His power. Conquer that mountain! Don't give up in the uphill stretch. And when you're in that trial, that peak that seems to never end, keep pressing on. You don't know where the finish line is. It might still be 4 miles away. But it could be over the next hill. God doesn't always tell us when the trial will end. He doesn't always tell us the point. He doesn't always promise to make it easy for us and remove it when we ask. But He does promise to give us the grace and strength we need to survive it. And He promises to carry us through it.
I can trust when I'm climbing the mountain. Even though it seems insurmountable, the end will come. And God will be there the whole time.
And I will be able to look back and know that it was worth it. If we had not kept going, we would not have gotten to see the falls up close like we did. They were so gorgeous. And breathtaking. It was amazing. And now, a week later, I can say that it was totally worth it. I'm never going to forget what it was like. I'm so thankful I got to see it, even if it meant forgetting what being able to breath was like for a while.
God is good. He will carry us through. And it will be worth it—whatever it is. Because it was a part of His plan for our lives.


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Logan came home with a school report card that had me infuriated. The first thing I noticed was the 2 he got (out of 7) for his Afrikaans creative writing and the 1 he got for English listening and speaking.
I was furious!
After going through his school report thoroughly I noticed he actually did remarkably well! His average was the same as the last two semesters. If it hadn't been for these two items mentioned above he would probably have gotten an overall distinction!
Here's what I read between the lines:
- Adding more activity to his schedule has lead to him thriving! Logan and I started Capoeira in this semester. Three hours of Capoeira a week.
- Having dad around more often has made a huge difference
- Giving him more space & responsibility has had a great impact. For the first time, he was a little more accountable for what he needs to do, schoolwork wise – this has had a positive and negative impact.
- His medication is working. I needn't worry. And we must just hang in there.
- my kid is growing up and maturing. Learning life lessons along the way. (And it is happening a little bit too fast for me)
Action plan for his next school report:
- Bedtime. He needs to go to bed earlier on the evenings we don't have Capoeira. I have noticed (especially this week) that he is tired the morning after Capoeira.
- We need to focus on his story writing. I wasn't a big reader. Logan isn't either – but thankfully unlike me, he is naturally good at reading. He battles to write 10 sentences, to him this is the biggest punishment ever. And I need to focus on making the mountain a molehill.
- Sugar is a no-no. We did a little one-day experiment with Logan and it worked beautifully. Now I need to find ways to incorporate it into his diet without making him feel like we are depriving him.
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am glad hope he has learned this lesson, but I am sure weeks and weeks worth of extra creative writing will remind him! Mostly I am grateful that he has proved to himself that he is capable of much more than he ever believed.
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A graveside memorial service for Donald William Love, 62, Lawrence, will be 10 a.m. Thursday, June 4 at Hubbel Hill Cemetery, one mile west of U.S. 24-40 on Kansas Highway 16 in Tonganoxie.
Mr. Love died Saturday, May 30, 2009, at his home.
He was born Sept. 17, 1946, in Lawrence, the son of Daniel and Mildred Stegmaier Love. He graduated from Tonganoxie High School in 1964. He was a member of the U.S. Army National Guard. From 1972-74, Mr. Love was a police officer in Tonganoxie. In 1975, he started his career as a police officer with the Lawrence Police Department, where he worked until his retirement in 1998.
Survivors include his daughter, Heaven Love, Lawrence; and three grandchildren.
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