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WASHINGTON -- A specter is haunting the Republican Party -- though thankfully it is no longer the recently defeated Arlen Specter, who managed to be equally troublesome as both ally and foe. It is the specter of ideological overreach.
Some will immediately protest that President Obama and congressional leaders are the ones who are guilty of overreach. Which is also true. Tuesday was the latest in a series of elections that have punished not just incumbents but incumbents associated with the expansion of government. Even Democrat Mark Critz, the winner of this week's House special election in Pennsylvania, campaigned in opposition to health care reform.
That reform, judged purely as politics, will be remembered as a colossal strategic error. The bank and auto bailouts were unpopular but unavoidable. Health care reform was a challenge that Obama chased. Coming soon after a large Keynesian stimulus package, the creation of a new health entitlement ignited a national debate on the role of government, confirmed an image of Democratic profligacy and polarized the electorate -- all of which led to a backlash. If anyone can be considered the instigator of the tea party movement, it is Barack Obama.
Most of this reaction can be best described as Americans standing athwart the Democratic Congress, yelling Stop -- generally a useful enterprise. The problem comes when activists attempt to translate this tendency into a political philosophy.
The tea party movement, being resistant to systemization, is resistant to characterization. But in its simplest form (and there seems to be no other form), it might be called "constitutional conservatism." It adopts a rigorous hermeneutic: If the Constitution does not specifically mention it, the federal government isn't allowed to do it. This represents a kind of 10th Amendment fundamentalism -- a muscular form of states' rights that would undo much of the federal role since Franklin Roosevelt, perhaps since Abraham Lincoln.
This philosophy has the virtue of being easily explainable -- and the drawback of being impossible. The current federal role did not grow primarily because of the statist ambitions of liberals; it grew in response to democratic choices and global challenges. Federal power advanced to rescue the elderly from penury, to enforce civil rights laws, to establish a stable regulatory framework for a modern economy, to conduct a global Cold War. The "establishment" that advanced and maintained this federal role included Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan. In many areas, the federal government has gone too far, becoming bloated and burdensome. But the federal role cannot be abandoned.
There is an even smaller subset of the tea party movement comprised of libertarian conservatives, representing a more developed intellectual tradition. Their goal is not just federalism but a minimal state at home and abroad. Their commitment to individual freedom -- defined as the absence of external constraint -- is nearly absolute. Taxation for the purpose of redistribution is theft. The national security state does not defend liberty; it threatens it. American global commitments are just another form of big government.
The closest this sect has come to serious political influence is Rand Paul's victory in Kentucky's Republican Senate primary this week. Paul has attempted to become more electable by distancing himself from the worst libertarian excesses. But there can be no doubt about Paul's political orientation. In an interview the day after his primary victory, Paul could not bring himself to endorse the Americans with Disabilities Act or the Civil Rights Act of 1964. "I think there's a lot to be desired in the Civil Rights -- and indeed the truth is," he sputtered, "I haven't read all through it, because it was passed 40 years ago and hadn't been a real pressing issue on the campaign on whether I'm going to vote for the Civil Rights Act." Earlier in his campaign, however, Paul explained his view that businesses should not be forced by government to adopt anti-discrimination rules. Because he is a libertarian, Paul is unable to embrace some of the largest moral achievements of recent American history.
Paul and other libertarians are not merely advocates of limited government; they are anti-government. Their objective is not the correction of error but the cultivation of contempt for government itself. There is a reason libertarianism has never been -- and likely will never be -- a national political force: because too many would find its utopia a nightmare.
Overreach is breeding overreach. The pendulum swings wider and wider.
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Madman, local experts in all things anime, have secured the rights in Australia and New Zealand to the classic, iconic anime series Sailor Moon.
The story of a seemingly ordinary, somewhat goofy and underachieving high school girl and her friends who have secret lives and transform into Bishōjo Senshi– Pretty Guardians – with the power through magic, the moon, crystals, friendship and love to fight a kingdom of aliens that infect ordinary people with their evil.
At times hilariously cheesy, saccharine romantic, occasionally completely nonsensical, the original series, based on the manga by Naoko Takeuchi, was broadcast in the early 1990s and perhaps because of its high romantic drama and pure spirited fun-ness, captured a devoted worldwide audience.
Madman will be showing the Toei Animation series in the original, uncropped 4:3 aspect ratio, uncut and with an all new English voice cast, keeping close to the original Japanese version of the show, rather than the US edited version. The first 12 episodes will air on Madman’s anime streaming service, AnimeLab.com from November 28. They will also be showing and releasing the series on DVD and Blu-Ray, along with the later series Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon S, Sailor Moon Super S, Sailor Moon Sailor Stars and the Sailor Moon movies that previously have not been released or broadcast in Australia. If that isn’t enough pretty soldier sailor guardian adventure, they will also be showing Sailor Moon Crystal, the 2014 all new anime re-boot of the series.
So if you aren’t swooning over Tuxedo Mask, ready your Moon Crescent Wand, activate your Moon Crystal Power, and use your Moon Tiara Magic to defeat the Negamonsters of the Negaverse. Sprinkle liberally with exclamation marks! And remember, “I am Sailor Moon, the champion of justice! On behalf of the Moon, I will right wrongs and triumph over evil… and that means you!”

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Iliana Rocha is a PhD candidate in English with a creative writing emphasis at Western Michigan University. She earned her MFA in creative writing from Arizona State University, where she was poetry editor for Hayden’s Ferry Review. Her work was chosen for the Best New Poets 2014 anthology and has appeared or is forthcoming in Blackbird, Yalobusha Review, Puerto del Sol, and Third Coast.
Winner of the 2014 Donald Hall Prize for Poetry
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Karankawa is a collection that explores some of the ways in which we (re)construct our personal histories. Rich in family narratives, myths, and creation stories, these are poems that investigate passage—dying, coming out, transforming, being born—as well as the gaps that also reside in our stories, for, as Rocha suggests, the opportunity to create myths is provided by great silences. Much like the Karankawa Indians whose history works in omissions, Karankawa reconfigures such spaces, engaging with the burden and freedom of memory in order to rework and recontextualize private and public mythologies. First and last, these are poems that honor our griefs and desires, for they keep alive the very things we cannot possess.

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Reuters reports the storm caused hundreds of flight cancellations and school closures.
It's expected to snarl up New York and Boston’s evening rush hour.
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A study by the Banker magazine revealed that the British taxpayer will earn the money over the course of the next five years.
As much as Â£19 billion could be made from the value of the stock increasing while a total of Â£8 billion may be generated through fees, loans and the asset protection scheme.
Brian Caplen, editor of the magazine, said: "While the banks remain at fault for decisions that led to some of them needing a rescue package, the UK taxpayer could make a significant profit from bailing out the banks by 2015.â
Forecasts made at the time suggested that investing tax payer money into propping up the financial system could lose them as much as Â£850 million in the long-term.
The UK taxpayer currently owns a 41 per cent share in Lloyds and a 83 stake per cent in RBS.
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FILE - Former New England Patriots football tight end Aaron Hernandez stands during a bail hearing in Fall River Superior Court in this June 27, 2013 file photo taken in Fall River, Mass. An associate of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez said he was told Hernandez fired the shots that resulted in the death of a semi-pro football player, according to documents filed in Florida. The records say Hernandez associate Carlos Ortiz told Massachusetts investigators that another man, Ernest Wallace, said Hernandez shot Lloyd in an industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough. (AP Photo/Boston Herald, Ted Fitzgerald, Pool)
FILE - This Dec. 25, 2012 file photo taken by a sister and provided by the Boston Bandits football team shows Odin Lloyd, 27, whose body was found Monday, June 17, 2013 in an industrial park in North Attleborough, Mass. Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was arraigned Wednesday, June 26, 2013, on a charge of murdering Lloyd. (AP Photo/Lloyd family via the Boston Bandits, File)
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — A hearing is scheduled on the assets of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez after the family of the man he's accused of killing filed a wrongful death lawsuit against him.
The hearing is set for New Bedford Superior Court in Massachusetts on Thursday. The family of Odin Lloyd is seeking restraining orders to preserve Hernandez's assets.
The suit filed this week alleges Hernandez "maliciously, willfully, wantonly, recklessly or by gross negligence caused Odin Lloyd to suffer personal injuries that directly resulted in his death." It doesn't specify how much is being sought in damages.
Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder in the June shooting death of Lloyd, a semi-professional football player who was dating the sister of Hernandez's girlfriend.
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On August 24th, Ellen Schneider, a Research Fellow at the UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, gave a keynote address for the 38th annual meeting of the New Mexico Conference on Aging. The Conference has been organized since 1978 as a way for adults, caregivers and professionals to learn more about aging while encouraging a fun environment.
Schneider is known for her work with the National Falls Free Initiative, as well as facilitating the National Falls Prevention Awareness and Advocacy Committee. She also co-founded the North Carolina Falls Prevention Coalition, which worked to create the North Carolina Falls Prevention Awareness Week. This week, which will be from September 19th to 24th this year, was proclaimed into observance by Governor Pat McCrory in 2015.
“As part of my role with the National Council on Aging’s National Falls Prevention Resource Center, I am working to spread the word across the country about how to reduce falls risks and help people live as safely and independently for as long as possible.”
Schneider’s keynote topic was “Successful Strategies to Reduce Older Adult Fall Risks.” She spoke on the U.S. Administration for Community Living, which has recently awarded grants to organizations focused on evidence-based programs for older adults and adults with disabilities. She also discussed the growing magnitude and impact of older adults falls; proven interventions to prevent falls; and tools for screening, assessing and referring older adults to appropriate resources.
The session not only stressed national efforts to address this public health issue, but also touched on successful fall prevention strategies being implemented by some afore-mentioned organizations. Approximately 2,000 people attended the presentation.
“Falls are the leading cause of injuries and injury deaths for people 65 and older,” Schneider said in her speech. “The good news is that most falls are preventable by taking simple steps such as exercising to increase strength and balance, reviewing medications with a health care provider, maximizing vision and hearing, and addressing potential falls hazard at home.”
The statistics on fall-related injuries are numerous and surprising. In 2011, falling was the confirmed cause of 883 deaths and roughly 25,000 hospitalizations, in just the state of North Carolina. In the entire United States, around 2.5 million older adults are treated in emergency departments due to fall injuries; and of these 2.5 million, over 700,000 are hospitalized. One of the most thought-provoking statistics can be found in a study done by the CDC, which researched into the unintentional fall death rates per 100,000 people, over age 65, in the United states from 2004-2013. This report found that the death rate increased by almost 20 percent, over this nine-year span.
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The property our B&B and hostel is located in tells an exciting story. It was built in the middle of the 19th century in Kville, 1.5 km from Heestrand. At that time it was used as housing for agricultural students. In 1913 the house was moved to Heestrand. It was then used as housing for stonemasons who immigrated from the south and worked in Heestrand's large quarry "Sibirien". The stone industry was enormous in Bohuslän during this time and there was a huge need for housing. This was probably one of the reasons why the large house was worth moving. When the stone industry was closed down, a sewing factory started in the house and before it became a hostel, it was also used as a mechanical workshop. It was not until 1990 that the house was used as a hostel in the growing tourism industry. The property therefore has a very rich and interesting history.
We are proud to present our guests with a genuine Bohuslän experience! You can still visit the quarry by taking a lovely walk along the sea, an experience you won't regret!

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Rhode Island General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo recently presented the Treasury Young Leader Award to 37 students, including five from Providence, at Ximedica, a medical-product-development and health care company.
This award recognizes high school juniors who have demonstrated an interest in entrepreneurship and outstanding achievement in math, economics and business-related classes.
The five honorees from Providence are Cindy Xon, Alejandro Claudio, John Carlos Utate, Anthony Huntley and Jailene Rodriguez.
“The Treasury Young Leader Award honors students who not only excel at their studies but also make significant contributions in their communities,” Raimondo said. “Meeting these talented students and their families makes me proud and optimistic for the future of our state.”
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This week we take a look at Dubai property predictions, market meltdowns, divorce in the Emirates, the battle for Dragon Oil shares and the new insolvency law.
Dubai property pendulum keeps swinging
Dubai's property market is closely watched, both as a bellwether for economists and a scorecard for owners. This week, two views of the market emerged: one, prices are going to keep slipping; two, prices are as likely to rise as to fall. Early this week, we reported that market analysts expected the market's price decline to continue until at least the first quarter of 2016. The problem is one of continuing oversupply – though the market could self-correct to some extent if lower prices cause developers to delay projects. A slightly more optimistic view of the market came in a survey of 200-plus executives by London Business School. Fifty per cent of respondents said they expected Dubai property prices to rise; 47 per cent said they expected prices to fall. So, which way is it going to go? Rob McKenzie
Market mayhem goes global
Market meltdown has filled the headlines across the world this week, as Greece edged yet another step closer to exiting the euro, and, more worryingly according to some financial commentators, China's stock market plunged this week amid "panic" according to the nation's securities regulator. But sliding underneath all of this Greek drama and alarm looking East, has been the descent of the price of oil which has snaked its way well below $60 again. As of Wednesday it was at a three-month low with one analyst saying that prices were "getting hit from all angles". The expectation was for a recovery in the price during the second half of the year, but certainly in the near term this looks unlikely. "It will persist for at least the next two weeks until we see a visible return of confidence in China's financial markets," said Gordon Kwan, the Hong Kong-based head of regional oil and gas research at Nomura Holdings. A nuclear deal for Iran, which is reportedly close, is set to add a further stumbling block in the road towards $100 oil again, though all eyes, for now, will remain on Greece and China. Ian Oxborrow
Prevent divorce from getting messy
It's not a subject any happily married couple wants to discuss but our special coverage on divorce in the Money section was well received this week. It's aim was not to inspire warring couples to instantly book a lawyer and head to the courts but to inform those that had made the difficult decision to split of the right way to go about it. Divorce is a tricky affair for any couple but for expats of different nationalities, and sometimes, different religions, it becomes even more complicated. And not being up to speed on your rights and your financial entitlement can be costly. The key piece of advice is to decide which jurisdiction you want to carry out the process - in your home nation or here via the UAE courts. Different jurisdictions can have very different outcomes – particularly if you are a woman – something that can have a long-term effect on the finances of each party. And because divorce can be a very messy business, it's wise to do some solid research before you begin to ensure you secure the best possible outcome for your family, your finances and your future. Alice Haine
Battle for the Dragon goes on
It makes sense that a battle over a dragon would drag on. And that there would be some chest-beating and fire-breathing. The dragon in this case is Dragon Oil, the London-listed, Dubai-based operator whose main assets are oil and gasfields off the Caspian coast of Turkmenistan (also noteworthy: the company logo is a D shaped like a dragon). Emirates National Oil Company, or Enoc, owns 54 per cent of Dragon's shares. Last week it offered to buy the rest for 750 pence a pop. The investors who own those shares would, naturally, like more pence. Fund companies that own about 10 per cent of the total shares have come out against Enoc's bid; in contrast, fund companies that own about 2 per cent of the shares have come out in favour. Enoc took an initial run at Dragon's minority investors six years ago, but they didn't bite. Back then the bid was for 455 pence a share. Rob McKenzie
Deep digging reveals bankruptcy law
"The Cabinet reviewed other topics on the agenda and approved the issuing of a law on financial regulation and bankruptcy." Such words, buried deep in the press release of Sunday's cabinet meeting, were missed by almost everyone. However it's hard to overstate their importance: after several years of false starts and hard work, the UAE's insolvency law is significantly closer to becoming a reality.
The new law, which draws on insolvency legislation from France, Germany, the Netherlands and several other countries, has to now be submitted to the FNC for approval, before being referred to the leaders of the seven emirates, and finally to the UAE president before becoming law. Such a process is unlikely to be swift. However, cabinet approval means the much needed new law is ever closer to finally becoming a reality. John Everington
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Clovis Christian’s Ryan Boatman drives past Amarillo Ascension’s Tyler Bixler during the second half of Tuesday’s game Tuesday in Clovis. (CNJ staff photo: Eric Kluth)
By Jesse Wolfersberger: CNJ staff writer
The Clovis Christian Eagles beat Amarillo Ascension on Tuesday and impressed Cardinals coach Kyle Johnson in the process.
“Clovis (Christian) plays real well together; they’re a good team,” Johnson said. “Our boys didn’t play together as well as they should have, and Clovis, boy, those guys play together real well.”
The Eagles played tight defense and beat Ascension 45-34 Tuesday at CCS.
Will Genitski led CCS (10-7) with 14 points, and added seven rebounds and five assists.
In the girls matchup, CCS dominated the Lady Cardinals after trailing by a point at the end of a quarter and rolled to a 58-20 victory.
Clovis Christian boys coach Jimmy Joe Robinson said he’s seen his team play better.
“We didn’t play real sharp, but we played good enough to win,” he said.
Robinson said he did not expect the Cardinals (2-9) to come out as aggressive as they did.
“It surprised me at how well they ran the 2-3 zone,” Robinson said. “We need to have a little more patience — we were too impatient. We need to learn to swing the ball a little bit quicker.”
Ascension was lead by Nick Tunnel with 17 points and Tyler Bixter with 12.
Genitski said the Eagles’ defensive energy earned them the win.
“We outhustled them in the second half, I thought,” he said. “Our defense lately has been coming around. We’ve been running full court stuff and man-to-man, and that’s really helping us a lot.”
Robinson said his 6-foot-1 junior played loose on Tuesday night.
“He’s really been really working on his free throws,” Robinson said of Genitski. “I think he’s trying so hard. I think he relaxed a little tonight and it paid off for him. He played well.”
Dustin Handley and Ryan Boatman added 7 points each for CCS.
CCS girls 58, Ascension 20 — Mollie Peterson and Tiffani Medeiros scored 15 points each for the Lady Eagles (9-8), who ran off a 24-4 spurt in the second quarter to open a 31-12 lead.
Lady Eagles coach Max Kralicek said he went to pressure defense to get his sluggish team going.
“We came out just standing around on defense,” Kralicek said. “We went up 5-zip and I think we put our minds in neutral.
“We were just really flat. We were just trying to get some movement going (with the pressure).”
Peterson established a career scoring high, hitting a pair of 3-pointers. Eighth-grader Jocelyn Swann also had a season-best with 11 points, including two 3-pointers.
Jessika Sindar scored nine points and Alyssa Boren added eight for Ascension.

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Since I have moved back to Illinois, I have been DEEPLY missing what Louisville, KY offered. I miss the local food, the bourbon, the breweries, the people, the church that I call home - but I especially miss the vast amount of options for hiking and exploring. One of my go-to places that is only a 30 minute drive from downtown Louisville, is right across the river in Indiana: Charlestown State Park.
Since I first explored this place a few years back, it has given me a place to escape without feeling like I'm seeing the same stuff. Maybe it's something magical, but I swear I could hike trail 3 & 4 every single day. It's so simple, yet so perfect.
One of the things I love most about it (besides an island that was abandoned after a huge flood) is some of the "uncharted" areas. When you get down about two-thirds of the steep paved trail, there are some benches to rest. Most people continue on the paved path towards the island, but one time (and this changed this place forever for me) I noticed that there was a path beyond the benches. It wasn't obvious, but it was something that a few have traveled. That's when I discovered a hidden waterfall up a fun climb.
When I went this past week, I was surprised to see the waterfall flowing, but even more stunned when I saw the ice that had formed. This mini hike really helped center me for the week that I was about to encounter (let me just tell you, it was a headache I never saw coming, but all is well now). I hope you enjoy this as much as I do every time I visit.
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Charlestown State Park

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- The Extreme Rising promotion released the following video from New Jack to promote their next event. It contains graphic language. This week, the group will be announcing another “major name” for their June 29th and June 30th events in New York City and Philadelphia.
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The Rio Grande has been used since 1911 as a means of transporting goods by bamboo rafts, particularly by banana farmers in the Rio Grande Valley who floated bunches of bananas on rafts to the end of the river at St Margaret's Bay. Today, bamboo rafting trips are a major tourist attraction, offering an experience that showcases the natural beauty that the Portland area has to offer. Trips last between two and three hours, and the 30-foot (9m) rafts can carry two passengers and are steered by skilled raftsmen who also act as guides. Rafts can be boarded at Berrydale or Grant's Level and end at the mouth of the Rio Grande at St Margaret's Bay. The rafts offer umbrellas so that you can shelter from the sun or any rain on the river.
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A New Year and a new life for eight dogs rescued from a dog-meat farm in South Korea
Even though OHS hit a new milestone in 2018 by topping 12,000 adoptions, eight of those pets hold a special place in the hearts and history at OHS. They’re from a dog meat farm in South Korea. And as 2018 came to a close, the last dog left for her forever home.
The dogs made the 6,000 mile trip to Oregon via a partnership with Humane Society International (HSI). They were part of a group of 200 dogs moved to shelters and rescues around the world after HSI worked with a farmer to transition to a more profitable and humane business. This was the 13th dog meat farm HSI was able to shut down since 2015, and the first time OHS has participated in this type of global partnership. The footage of the dog’s living conditions in South Korea was difficult to watch. They were housed in small wire cages with no floors, dripping in waste. OHS committed to playing a part in helping these dogs start a new chapter in their life.
Their arrival on Oct. 6 was eagerly anticipated at OHS.
Eight dogs, each one an individual, saved from the same cruel life and gruesome fate.
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Flexibility, patience and creativity were critical to getting the dogs ready for adoption.
“Many of them were afraid of their food bowls,” says Tanya. “We realized that they had probably never eaten out of a bowl before so we spread their food on the floor of their kennel. It worked and also made us realize that we had a lot to discover about these dogs.”
Luba Wagner from the OHS Admissions Team led the day-to-day behavior management of the dogs. She tapped into the dogs’ relationship with other dogs to help them progress.
“The first step was getting them comfortable just stepping out of their kennel,” says Luba. “We used ‘helper’ dogs at first and then let the dogs from South Korea help each other. As one dog would become braver – stepping out of their kennel and walking down the hall – the other dogs would watch and gain confidence.”
The first dog to go home in late October was Gavin. One at a time, they progressed and became available for adoption. Aspen was the last to leave, just before the holidays.
Each dog’s journey home was as unique as they are.
Gavin, a friendly Lhasa-Apso mix, was ready for a new home almost immediately. A quick grooming by OHS volunteers was all he needed. His story caught the eye of an OHS Instagram follower who rushed to OHS to meet him. Gavin’s adopter renamed him Aga, “baby” in Korean, to honor her Korean heritage.
Yogi, the happy Malamute mix, was also ready to go home after a three-hour grooming by OHS volunteers. Yogi became a social media favorite so large crowds were expected on the day she was available for adoption. The crowds never came, leaving the staff at OHS puzzled and sad. Her perfect home was waiting for her and a few days later she left with a loving adopter who connected with her immediately calling Yogi “her soul mate.”
Pearl, a sweet little spotted Spaniel mix who resembled an artic fox, became a happy, lively little dog after spending extra time out of her kennel and playing with a dog in the office of an OHS employee. She became especially fond of playing ball and shredding paper. Pearl’s adopter called her a blessing and that she “couldn’t have asked for a better companion.”
Mika the playful, compact Shiba Inu mix was a curious combination of outgoing and timid. She was eager for attention but then wasn’t sure how to interact. This could have been the result of living in a cage on the dog-meat farm – spending her days barking for attention, but never having the chance to actually interact with people. Her adopters report that she loves to play with toys and has learned a few new tricks, like shake and stay.
Zach, the lanky young Jindo mix with an endearing under bite, found his place when he began helping fellow South Korean dog Clayton explore outside his kennel. Zach also loved playing with every dog he met at OHS, including employees’ dogs. He found his forever home with a young couple who have experience with shy dogs. Zach instantly bonded with their dog during their first meeting.
Clayton, the fluffy Briard, was a shy and gentle dog who displayed some mysterious behavior after he arrived. “He was very dehydrated, but would not drink,” says Tanya. “We noticed one day that he was licking the bars of his kennel and realized his only source of water in South Korea was rain on the bars of his cage.” As soon as the team offered water from their hands or pooled on the floor, Clayton enthusiastically licked it up. Clayton moved on to his next chapter as a beloved pet right after Thanksgiving.
Phoebe, a terrier mix, underwent the most dramatic behavioral transformation. After her arrival in October, she hid under a blanket, growling and barking for weeks. She wouldn’t lie on a bed, eat from a bowl or let anyone near her. With a lot of patience and help from other dogs, Phoebe’s real personality emerged. “It was a like a light switch went on,” says Luba. “She realized she was safe and let herself be a dog.” When a potential adopter came in to OHS to meet Phoebe, she greeted them with tail wags and play bows and made instant friends with their dog.
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A community chorus in central Vermont dedicated to making and sharing beautiful music
The Randolph Singers is a non-auditioned community chorus that, in the fall and spring, rehearses weekly on Tuesdays from 7-9pm in the basement of Bethany Church. We perform two concerts annually, in December and May. In a typical season, as many as 50 area residents from towns throughout central Vermont sing with us. We always welcome new voices -- contact us or sign up for the next season if that button is active.
The Randolph Singers was founded by about a dozen area residents in 1968 when the local PTA wanted to sponsor a Broadway show to raise funds. The show was Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance. In the years that followed, local Broadway enthusiasts continued to perform a joyful series of musicals at the Chandler Music Hall.
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have you for example been born and raised in,lets say edinburgh with a list of origins from scotland that stems back 200 years? or did your forefathers came from another countries? where from?would be interesting to hear about it like from those of you from the US..and of course from everybody else
grandmother from the father side came from norway (so maybe, bikeubesong, we are related -LOL)
grandfather from the father side have been from berlin
with a history rooted only in berlin as far as i know-
grandmother from the mother side is from pommern which is now poland
pommern was part of us since around 1800(?) ?
after WW2 the germans had to fled since the border of germany-poland was shifted so the german population was expelled
so she went to berlin
where she met my grandfather with a history rooted berlin ONLY as far as i know- like my other grandfather
so both my mother and father were born and raised in berlin and I lived some time in my life as a child theree and always had a strong connection to he city . i had moved around a lot and never felt really homely anywhere so when things doesnt work out here in hamburg i might return to berlin...but not too soon Im afraid..money money money....
I had always a strong connection to the sea which i cant really explain....
both the "pommersche" village where my grandmother lived was by the sea as well as the norway village was by the sea also
what about you?
eh..hope origins is the correct word-i wasnt sure-mybe forefathers is more fitting


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Gelug Lineage Thangka Interpreted
Gelug Lineage’s field for the Accumulation of Merit with Tsongkapa at the Center is surrounded by the Panchen Lama incarnation lineage above and with meditational deities, Confession Buddhas, arhats and protectors below. This thangka is created from a block print image. The multitude of religious figures is presented as if seated in a tree rising from a blue pond below at the bottom of the composition.
The viewer sees it as figures arrayed on one side of a green leafy tree placed from top to bottom. This is an artistic representation. Textually it is described with Tsongkapa at the top of the tree seated on a throne and the array of figures are depicted surrounding him on a horizontal plane rather than the artistic representation of a vertical plane.
The design for this Refuge Field was created by Konchog Gyaltsen during the time of the 3rd Panchen Lama. The thangka was then carved onto a broad and flat length of wood, inked and then used to make cloth and paper woodblock prints.
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Gelug Lineage with Je Tsongkap Thangka
Lama Tsongkapa was the founder of the Gelugpa School with the two principal students Gyaltsab on the left and Khedrup on the right. In the appearance of a monastic scholar with a yellow Pandita hat and the orange patchwork robes of a fully ordained monk. Lama Tsongkapa performs with both hands the gesture of Dharma teaching at the heart while holding the stems of two lotus flowers blossoming at both ears supporting on the right a wisdom sword and at the left a book.
Lama Tsongkapa is with the two legs folded in vajra posture he sits upon a moon disc and multi-colored lotus seat surrounded by a blue nimbus. At the front to the right and left sit the two close disciples of Je Rinpoche, Gyaltsap Dharma Rinchen, and Kedrup Geleg Pal Zangpo. Both wear monastic robes and yellow hats.
From the heart of the Lord of the hundred gods of Tushita on the peak of a cloud bright white like a mound of fresh yogurt Lord of Dharma Omniscient Lobzang Dragpa together with sons please come here. At the top center of the thangka, there is the blue primordial Buddha Vajradhara with Shakyamuni Buddha on his right and blue Medicine Guru Buddha on the left.
Again at the right and left are Very Secret Hayagriva who is red in color with three faces and six hands and blue Vajrapani in his wrathful appearance. On the left side of the thangka, there is Yama Dharmaraja who is blue in color and standing atop a buffalo. At the right of the thangka, there is Vaishravana who is known as the guardian king of the north and riding a lion.
Gelug Lineage with Manjushri Thangka
Shakyamuni, Buddha is the Enlightened One of the Shakya Clan. The Gelugpa Field of the Accumulation of Merit with the teachers of the lineage of Maitreya on the upper left. And that of Manjushri on the upper right. Deities, buddhas, and bodhisattvas are placed below along with the Dharma protectors at the bottom.
Gelug Lineage with Pratyeta Buddha Thangka
At the center of the thangka, there is Tsongkapa with students depicted below followed in descending order by meditational deities, Buddhas, bodhisattvas, Pratyekabuddhas, arhats, Dakas and Dakinis, wisdom protector deities and worldly protector deities. At the top left side of the thangka, there is a seated Maitreya in the Tushita heaven. At the top right side of the thangka, there is Manjushri.
Above Tsongkapa are a number of figures representing the abbreviated Indian and Tibetan teacher lineages of Tantric practices that were transmitted to Tsongkapa. In the cloud cluster to the middle left side of the thangka, there is Maitreya and the teacher lineage of the Yogachara school of Indian Buddhist philosophy. In the cloud cluster to the right are Manjushri and the teacher lineage for the Madyamaka philosophical system.
Gelug Lineage with Shakyamuni Buddha Thangka
At the center of the thangka, there is Shakyamuni Buddha surrounded by lineage teachers, Indian adepts, meditational deities, protectors, and wealth deities -the Field for the Accumulation of Merit. This thangka and a number of others labeled as Gelug Refuge Field Shakyamuni appear to have been created using a common model or possibly a woodblock print model.
In the Gelug Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, there are numerous Refuge Field composition types distinguished both by the central figure and also by support Shakyamuni Buddha, (2) Je Tsongkapa, Pabongka Design, and Lotus Support, and Block Print. The first three types are depicted at the peak of a wish-fulfilling tree, seated on a throne and lotus. The fourth type is placed only on a lotus blossom.
The two general types of central figures for all types of Refuge Fields are Shakyamuni Buddha and Je Tsongkapa. The variation of the two subject figures depends on the intention, purpose, and function of the thangkas. The former is a Lama Chopa Shakyamuni Refuge Field and the latter a Lamrim Lineage Tsongkapa Refuge Field. The various sections of the refuge field have been numbered according to hierarchy and colored only for purposes of contrast and separation. The descriptions and explanations below follow the numbered hierarchy.
Gelug Lineage with Sambhogakaya Buddha Thangka
The central Buddha figure is likely to be one of the Seven Earthly Manushi Buddhas, and possibly Kanakamuni. At the top center of the thangka, there is the Sambhogakaya Buddha, Vajrasattva with consort who is white in color, with one face and two hands. Below that is the founder of the Gelug Tradition, Tsongkapa, and below that is the meditational deity Vajrabhairava all in a vertical row.
Surrounding the large central buddhas are stupas at the sides and a large stack of Tibetan style books placed behind the lotus seat appearing as a square shape. The three aspects of an enlightened one are represented by the form of the Buddha depicted as the body in buddha appearance. The speech of the buddha represented by the books behind and the mind or enlightened mind of the buddha represented by the stupas at the right and left sides of the central Buddha figure.
At the top right and left of the thangka, there are three gods/goddesses of the heavens deva/Devi holding auspicious objects such as fans, parasols, conch shells, etc. standing on white billowing clouds. Along with the bottom register of buddhas, above the pink lotus blossom are the Eight Great Bodhisattvas who are with four on the right and four on the left. On the left side of the thangka, there are orange Maitreya, blue Vajrapani, white Avalokiteshvara, and green Kshitigarbha.
On the right side of the thangka, there are orange Manjushri, blue Akashagarbha, orange Sarva Nivarana Vishkhambhin, and red Samantabhadra. On the far left side of the thangka, there is the wealth deity yellow Pita Jambhala. On the far right side of the thangka, there is the white form of the wealth deity Sita Jambhala riding atop a dragon.
Below the pink lotus in the lower center of the thangka, there are Brahma and Vishnu holding a Dharma wheel and conch. On the left side of the thangka, there are monks holding wish-fulfilling jewels along with men of different races holding various offerings upraised in the hands. On the right side of the thangka, there are various creatures such as nagas, Gandharvas, garudas, and yakshas, along with the Seven Jewels of Royal Power.

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Dallas-based franchisee group Sun Holdings Inc. will open 100 Papa John’s locations in Texas over the next seven years as part of the pizza delivery brand’s largest franchise development deal to date.
Sun Holdings is led by Guillermo Perales, who is regarded as one of the most successful Latino business owners in Texas. The group operates more than 1,000 fast food and fast casual franchises across 12 states, including brands such as Popeye’s, Burger King, Sonic, CiCi’s Pizza and Golden Corral.
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This past Friday, my friend James took me to a members-only range just north of town. I’d heard of the club before but never been.
I didn’t know until the night before that it had 100, 200 and 300 yard berms, with steel gongs at 200 and 300. The last time I was able to shoot at any distance greater than 100 yards was when I was in Basic Training 15 years ago, so I was pretty excited at the prospect.
I had several goals for the day:
- Further troubleshoot the accuracy problems I’ve been having with my M&P15-22.
- Sight in the Nikon P-223 I recently purchased
- Experiment with POI/POA shifts on my Rock River AR that I use the YHM Phantom on occasionally.
- Get some trigger time on my M&P9
It was a great day. Like 75 Degrees, in July, with a slight breeze and clear skies. There were a couple of other groups of shooters, but since we went during the week there was plenty of room. This particular range doesn’t have target stands; you have to bring your own. Luckily, I brought the ones oddball and I built a couple of years ago. The bright pink posterboard in the middle of the picture above is held up by one of those stands.
Note to self: When you bring the target stands, bring a staple gun.
Zeroing the Sweet .22 scope on the M&P15-22
I started off with trying to get the M&P15-22 zeroed. Again. For like the third time. I thought I had written about this before, but I can’t find any old posts on it so I must’ve just dreamed that. The short version is that I bought this scope and these rings and have been chasing accuracy problems ever since. I’ve blamed the shooter, the rings, and the ammo, and eliminated all those variables in my testing.
It’s been maddeningly frustrating to get within two MOA of zero–with groups of three fitting under a nickel at 50 yards–only to have the next group be off by 6-8 inches. I finally think I may have found the problem. While troubleshooting, James came over to check if my scope (now mounted in a PEPR) was mounted securely.
And the upper receiver flexed under light pressure. The plastic picatinny rail moved left and right a few degrees. That ended the range time with that particular weapon 😀
Apparently I am not the only person to experience this. There also seem to be significant variations in POI based on temperature.
So I’ll be buying a 10/22 for Appleseed, and a red dot for the M&P15-22
Sighting in the Nikon P-223
The ghost image I talked about in my earlier post is still an issue for me. It’s not insurmountable, but it’s not going to stop me from looking for an alternative. I sighted in at 50 yards, knowing that an AR zeroed at 50 will be accurate at 200. With that knowledge and Nikon’s SpotOn iPhone app (that James had previously installed) I was banging the 300 yard gong pretty quickly.
Man, I love steel targets.
James is going to be a bad influence on me. That’s a Remington 700 AAC-SD in .308. It’s basically the exact rifle I’ve been trying to talk myself into buying since they came out. The good news is that the trigger isn’t as good as I expected, so I can put that off some more.
The bad news is that he brought several lowers, each of which had a Geissele SSA-E. Now I have to buy one, especially after going from my rifle, to his, then back to mine. You don’t realize how bad a stock AR trigger is until you do that.
And in other news, you can, in fact, hit steel at 200 yards with a revolver. It took me three tries, and the revolver was in 45-70, but I’ll take it.


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As the holiday season approaches, Wachs said he’s seeing more and more customers choosing to include gift cards, as well as letters to send to their employees. This is in particular due to a continuous supply chain crisis, which makes sending gifts much more difficult, due to low stock level and weeks of delays in receiving the items.
As early as August, UPS President Scott Price joked that consumers should “order their Christmas presents now, because otherwise on Christmas Day there might be a photo of something that doesn’t. ‘won’t arrive until February or March, “Insider’s Áine Cain and Grace Kay reported.
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According to Wachs, employees who receive letters written by robots seem to appreciate them very much. “We are seeing customers coming back to us for this specific purpose, so we assume this is an effective tool,” he said.
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Neuroscientists have long believed that it takes many years for a baby to develop the part of the brain responsible for the visual experience. Previous studies had shown that infants did have areas that respond to faces and scenes, but those regions were not yet highly selective. However, that study was very limited (only nine babies were examined) and relied on a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) coil that did not offer high-resolution imaging as the coils used for adults.
This time, with a more powerful fMRI, MIT researchers were able to collect valuable data from more than 50 babies, ranging from two to nine months. This new approach allowed them to examine the visual cortex like never before.
A small region within the visual cortex of the adult brain is in charge of responding to the image of faces. Nearby regions show a preference for body shapes or landscape scenes. In the new study, researchers identified areas of the infant visual cortex that already show strong preferences for faces, bodies, or natural scenes— just as they do in adults.
“These data push our picture of development, making babies’ brains look more similar to adults, in more ways, and earlier than we thought,” says Rebecca Saxe, the senior author of the new study.
What is a functional resonance magnetic imaging (fMRI)?
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), a technique used since the 1990s, measures brain activity by detecting changes associated with blood flow. Since neuronal activation and blood flood work in unison, when an area of the brain is in use, blood flow to that region also increases.
fMRI is the preferred mapping technique for researchers since it does not require people to undergo surgery, ingest substances, or be exposed to ionizing radiation. Physicians also use fMRI to assess the viability of brain surgery or similar treatment. It can also be used to study the functionality of a diseased or injured brain.
The study involved getting the babies with a parent into a specialized scanner. Once there, the babies watched videos of faces, body parts, objects, or natural scenes. From the 92 babies recruited for the experiment, 52 provided usable information, and half of these contributed higher-resolution data. Faces were shown to have stronger selectivity.
“The thing that is so exciting about these data is that they revolutionize the way we understand the infant’s brain,” says Kosakowski, an MIT graduate student and the lead author of the study. “A lot of theories have grown up in the field of visual neuroscience to accommodate the view that you need years of development for these specialized regions to emerge. And what we’re saying is actually, no, you only really need a couple of months.”
Another MIT study led by Kanwisher in 2020 showed that the same regions of the brain are also functional in people who have been born blind. By touching a three-dimensional body of a face with their hands these regions became active.
“It’s suggestive of this very interesting story that the brain wires itself up in development not just by taking perceptual information and doing statistics on the input and allocating patches of brain, according to some kind of broadly agnostic statistical procedure,” Kanwisher said. “Rather, there are endogenous constraints in the brain present at birth, in this case, in the form of connections to higher-level brain regions, and these connections are perhaps playing a causal role in its development.”


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(The background to this story is my wife watching Michael Pollan on Oprah's show about she and her staff going vegan for a week, the dependence on Whole Foods and the overall state of American palates today)
When I quit my full-time, Executive Sous Chef job in March, 2010, I wasn't exactly sure what I was going to do. I knew that if being a chef meant gaining weight, being perpetually unhappy and never seeing your spouse, I wanted nothing to do with it. I also had it in mind that rather than simply ordering the local produce that was applicable to our menu on specific occasions, I wanted to work with those ingredients full time, on my own terms. So I printed up some business cards, told the small group of people that I knew that I was available for small, private events and got to looking at what was in season. In short, I had no idea what I was doing.
Before I ever cooked any food for money outside of a restaurant, I got a job at the farmer's market. Not just any job, though--no, I was working for what I still believe to be the most incredible organic vegetable and lettuce farmer working in Texas today. Arugula as delicate, crisp and bitter as I have ever tasted. Cherry tomatoes sweeter than pure honey. Mulberries at the peak of ripeness. I didn't just discover true flavor in its rawest form; I figured out, after several years of trying, what it is that I enjoy about cooking--the simplicty of pure ingredients.
Am I not a chef, though? Shouldn't I already have and employ a deep respect for each of the ingredients that I have in front of me? Shouldn't the sugar content in a ripe summer tomato come as no surprise to me? Of course. And, naturally, the flavor of each ingredient that I use in a dish is never lost on me. But there's nothing that says eating that same tomato, outside of a restaurant and with no other reason than to simply enjoy it, can't change my mind drastically as to how I will think about tomatoes from here on out. How I will make it my goal to show and convince people that shopping at the farmer's market doesn't just mean making a salad or grilling a steak. Or how every time I cook from that moment forth I will force myself to use every bit of flavor that each ingredient gives me before I ever lay hand to another. And thus my goal, like that of the Dan Barbers, the Alice Waters', the Michael Pollans and so many others of the world, was born. Or, rather, affirmed.
Since May, 2010, I have cooked for whomever would have me. I have sourced as much meat, produce and dairy from the local farmer's markets as possible and I have tried my hardest to never duplicate dishes from one event to another, thereby giving each diner a truly unique experience, always making the season's bounty (which hasn't always been so bountiful) the centerpiece of each menu. The food, I feel, in all honesty, has been overall delicious. There have naturally been highs and lows, but I have never put forth a dish that I didn't stand behind, whether or not it was absolutely perfect. And most satisfying has been that fact that every time I have served food, at least one person has walked away with a bit of food knowledge that they didn't have before. Free of charge.
While the last months have been rewarding, educational and reasonably lucrative, the reactions of many of those who have eaten my food have been uncomfortably surprising. At the end of a meal, guests will often come up to me and remark on how stunned they were by the food, how they've never encountered such flavors, such ingredients (no, really, I'm not gloating). Things like yellow watermelon, oranges and jicama, a bean puree made with five very simple ingredients seem to blow them away, always to my surprise, if not simply to my delight. My reaction is because they speak of the meal as though they've never been given such fresh things to eat. That past eating the best, sweetest tomato in their life, they've never stopped to enjoy a tomato, period. And so while, little by little, my efforts seem to be yielding positive results, I'm made strikingly aware of how much work lay ahead of not just me, but every chef, farmer, food writer and food advocate there is working in the business today.
However, there is an inherent problem with trying not simply to encourage people to eat fresh foods, but also to educate them on how to procure these items. Simply put, they don't always taste good. On a recent visit to a North Texas cattle ranch that raises and slaughters 100% grassfed beef for wholesale, we were given a few samples to take away and try. The ground beef that we ate in burger form, seasoned lightly with salt and pepper, was probably of the highest quality, richest flavor that I have ever eaten. The fat was so luscious and buttery, the meat nearly melted in my mouth. We agreed that we had found a goldmine. But moving on to the other cuts, things like ribeyes, porterhouses and T-bones that should normally be swimming in flavor and soft as can be, were tough, and almost inedible. Even at medium rare, the ribeye was like well done churrasco, chewy, dry and bland--a sad realization that best efforts don't always yield best results.
So as I listen to Michael Pollan and Oprah discuss the merits of veganism, knowing thy farmer and why shrink-wrapped meat completely removes us from the knowledge that that steak came from a once-breathing animal, I can't help wanting to simply go back to square one, to something as basic as showing a person how to cut an apple or peel an orange. Before I can ever convince a diner, a friend or a vegan that a ruddy-faced farmer raising marbled, Texas, grassfed beef is better than a shrink-wrapped tenderloin, I have to prepare dishes for people that barely involve cooking, let alone meat. Farmers may smell or have dirty hands and the market might be full of self-righteous yuppies or far-too-politically correct advocates, all enough to drive would be clientele away from discovering peak-of-season specialties, but the grocery store, even the supermarket, need not only be home to boxed cuts, pre-cut fruits and more refined sugars and starches than the man who discovered wheat could ever imagine, but also all the raw ingredients to make each and every one of us healthier, happier eaters.


Boebert Hides her Support for Plan to Cut Medicare and Social Security, Wipes Website
Updated: Aug 8
Simultaneously Moves to Silence Rocky Mountain Values on the Same Issue through Legal Action
Wednesday, July 12, 2023 – Rep. Lauren Boebert has wiped her website clean of her support for a plan to cut Medicare and Social Security proposed in the Republican Study Committee (RSC) FY2023 budget. Guess she didn't realize those things are archived.
Boebert took this step after Rocky Mountain Values (“RMV”) launched an advocacy campaign holding the Representative accountable for her support of the RSC FY2023 budget. Boebert additionally had her lawyers threaten baseless legal action against RMV in an attempt to silence Coloradans across the district who are calling on Boebert to stop supporting plans to cut Medicare and Social Security.
CLICK HERE for a timeline of Boebert’s actions, her cease and desist letter and RMV’s response.
“Let’s be clear about what happened: Lauren Boebert supported a plan to cut Social Security and Medicare. Coloradans called her out and called on her to do better. But instead of changing her position, she chose to try to deceive Coloradans about her record. Following the release of our ad, Lauren Boebert selectively removed content from her website and sent her high-powered lawyers to try to silence us,” said RMV Executive Director, Justin Lamorte. “Lauren Boebert might play the usual Washington DC political games, but working Coloradans aren’t fooled and won’t stop fighting to hold her accountable for trying to cut Social Security and Medicare.”
Rocky Mountain Values ad campaign was announced at an event with a diverse group of Puebloans on Thursday, June 1, as they expressed their collective disappointment in Rep. Boebert’s hyper-focus on promoting herself, conspiracies and extremism instead of fighting to lower costs and create more economic opportunities for Coloradans.
The ad campaign features TV, digital, radio and mailed ads educating Puebloans about Boebert’s record and making a clear call to action for Coloradans to advocate for the Representative to listen when they say they want lower healthcare and prescription costs, lower day-to-day costs, better jobs and the ability to retire confidently – not political shenanigans.


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Parents of an eighth grade student shot and killed by police after he displayed a pellet gun in school called the shooting an injustice as the acting police chief confirmed Thursday that officers have received death threats.
Jaime Gonzales, 15, died Wednesday at his middle school in Brownsville, Texas, after two officers fired three shots, striking Gonzalez at least twice, after he failed to comply with "numerous commands" to drop the weapon, said Interim Police Chief Orlando Rodriguez.
He said that before police were called to the school, Gonzalez walked into a classroom and punched another boy in the nose.
The boy's father, Jaime Gonzalez Sr., called the shooting unjustified and said he had no idea where his son got the pellet gun.
"Why was so much excess force used on a minor?" he asked outside the family home, the Associated Press reported. "Three shots. Why not one that would bring him down?"
The boy's mother, Noralva Gonzalez, showed a photo on her phone of a beaming Jaime in his drum major uniform standing with his band instructors, the AP reported. Then she flipped through three close-up photos she took of bullet wounds in her son's body, including one in the back of his head.
"What happened was an injustice," she said angrily. "I know that my son wasn't perfect, but he was a great kid."
Rodriguez said his officers "took the necessary action to protect themselves and the other kids."
He confirmed to The Brownsville Herald that police officers have received death threats following the shooting death.
The telephone calls were made overnight to the police department's dispatch center, authorities said.
Rodriguez said he was debriefed of the situation Thursday morning and that all supervisors and officers have been informed of the calls and advised to remain cautious.
He said the weapon was a .177-caliber pellet gun, which uses compressed carbon dioxide to fire a small metal pellet at low velocity. Police released a photo of what they said was Gonzalez's gun, which resembled a semiautomatic handgun.
School administrators called police and ordered a lockdown after the student "displayed a weapon" in the main hallway, Brown said.
Student Robert Valle, 13, reported hearing police enter the hallway and shout, "Put the gun down."
"I was nervous," Jade Rodriguez, 11, said. "I was under the desk."
A recording of police radio traffic posted on KGBT-TV's website indicates that officers responding to the school believed the teen had a handgun. An officer is heard describing the teen's clothes and appearance, saying he's "holding a handgun, black in color." The officer also said that from the front door, he could see the boy in the school's main office.
Less than two minutes later, someone yells over the radio "shots fired" and emergency crews are asked to respond. About two minutes later, someone asks where the boy was shot, prompting responses that he was shot in the chest and "from the back of the head."
Administrators said the school would be closed Thursday but students would be able to attend classes at a new elementary school that isn't being used.
Superintendent Carl Montoya remembered Gonzalez as "a very positive young man."
"He did music. He worked well with everybody. Just something unfortunately happened today that caused his behavior to go the way it went. So I don't know," he said Wednesday.
Two dozen of his son's friends and classmates gathered in the dark street outside the family's home Wednesday night. Jaime's best friend, 16-year-old Star Rodriguez, said her favorite memory was when Jaime came to her party Dec. 29 and they danced and sang together.
"He was like a brother to me," she said.
Student homicides at school are fairly rare. Federal statistics show school killings account for fewer than 2% of youth homicides; young people are about 50 times more likely to die violently off school grounds than on them.
Dewey Cornell, a psychologist and education professor at the University of Virginia, said that in most school shooting cases, someone knew beforehand about an armed student's distress.
"The first question that people have to ask is whether this boy felt bullied or mistreated in the school in some way," Cornell said. "Initially people always express dismay. Invariably when you find out enough about the young man, it does become explicable."
U.S. Education Department data show that in the 2008-09 school year, the most recent for which records are available, 15 students were school homicide victims. In 1992-93, the figure was 34.


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