The Great Dog Training Deliberation - To Crate Train Or Not To Crate Train?
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:37:56 -0700
by Terry Zinndell There is still some disagreement about whether or not crate training dogs is the right way to go. Crating a dog involves keeping them in a cage just slightly larger than themselves, usually a plastic or metal one for a time, either at night or during the day. The proponents of crate training maintain that a dog which has been crate trained is easier to housebreak, since crating a dog teaches them to hold off on elimination until they are allowed outside. Since animals insti
Dayton Tea Party Rally draws 8,000 attendees
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:41:04 -0700
The Dayton Tea Party had about 8,000 attendees for their rally held on Wednesday, April 15 at Courthouse Square in downtown Dayton.“The City of Dayton Police Officers who provided security at the rally estimated the attendance to be about 8,000 total,” said Rob Scott, co-founder of the Dayton Tea Party. “The Dayton Tea Party was the largest in Ohio and one of the largest in the U.S.”“We are beyond pleased with the number people who showed,” said Perry Reynolds, co-founder of the Dayton Tea Party
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White Elephant
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:29:28 -0700
This is why stopping at garage sales can be dangerous. I’ve been looking for a ceramic garden stool to go next to my egg chair as a little side table, but I haven’t had much luck finding a good inexpensive one. Now I have a bizarre little elephant to set my drinks on instead. Murray’s a little creeped out by it.
Fuel Costs Are Down But Nobody's Flying
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:27:33 -0700
Cheaper fuel costs helped out airline operators even as fewer consumers canjustify the cost of plane tickets given high unemployment rates and employers who are being stingy about expense account travel. In the coming months, airlines will be doing all they can to make sure that flight demand takes-off faster than the price of jet fuel. Southwest's Red Ink and Baggage Fees US HOT STOCKS: Southwest Airlines, Regions Fincl, Krispy Kreme Earnings roundup: Southwest Airlines, Harle
Shocker: Government Bureaucrats Lose, Subsequent Find $40 Million
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:13:57 -0700
Another moment of efficiency and competence brought to you by your government . Cash-strapped Baltimore has unearthed a nearly $40 million windfall, after auditors realized that an obscure account had been accumulating tax payments for about a decade. Finance Department employees were supposed to manually transfer money from partial tax payments into the city’s operating budget. But because of staff turnover and poor communication, no transfers had taken place for years, city officials a
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:29:28 -0700
This is why stopping at garage sales can be dangerous. I’ve been looking for a ceramic garden stool to go next to my egg chair as a little side table, but I haven’t had much luck finding a good inexpensive one. Now I have a bizarre little elephant to set my drinks on instead. Murray’s a little creeped out by it.
Fuel Costs Are Down But Nobody's Flying
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:27:33 -0700
Cheaper fuel costs helped out airline operators even as fewer consumers canjustify the cost of plane tickets given high unemployment rates and employers who are being stingy about expense account travel. In the coming months, airlines will be doing all they can to make sure that flight demand takes-off faster than the price of jet fuel. Southwest's Red Ink and Baggage Fees US HOT STOCKS: Southwest Airlines, Regions Fincl, Krispy Kreme Earnings roundup: Southwest Airlines, Harle
Shocker: Government Bureaucrats Lose, Subsequent Find $40 Million
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:13:57 -0700
Another moment of efficiency and competence brought to you by your government . Cash-strapped Baltimore has unearthed a nearly $40 million windfall, after auditors realized that an obscure account had been accumulating tax payments for about a decade. Finance Department employees were supposed to manually transfer money from partial tax payments into the city’s operating budget. But because of staff turnover and poor communication, no transfers had taken place for years, city officials a
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