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unfortunately, most dogs can not just be put back out in the wild as they have been domesticated and will probably not survive very long. I don't think you can really compare a dog to animals that have not been domesticated (nor do i think they should become domesticated)... I agree that people should not have 'exotic' pets such as lions, cougars or even pythons.
I am sorry to hear that you were bit. I also have been bit by a german shepherd/rotti. I find german shepherds get a little nippy in their old age. My dog even got nippy (not bitey) in her old age when there were too many people around...in which case you give them their space and more care (as we do with our human elderly)(not to compare them to dogs ...please don't run with that!..u know what i mean)
I don't think banning is the answer. Nor do I think all dogs should not be apart of human society. I have found much love and companionship through these animals. It is unfortunate that some are raised to be mean and aggressive. But to bunch them all together as being so is not right. Yes, I am afraid of certain dogs...dobermins being one...but that doesn't mean that there are not perfectly loving ones out there.
hopefully there will be something in place to control owner behavior instead of banning breeds of dogs.
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http://www.deviantart.com/view/11454716/
in agreement with this myself. All the pitbulls I have met are great big sucks. I wish people would stop raising certain dogs to be so mean. It's horrible.
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good night indeed...i was a little tipsy though n'est pas?? okay OKAY...i was right sideways!!! Good times though..great pics by Steve and Keri..good to meet some new folks as well! I just love Halloween...dressin' up is my favourite.
Santa santa...lucky man indeed. Still think you should consider the mall job man
So who ended up winnin' the prizes anyhow??
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that would be the wedding Phishy K!
I will see you there! I am excited to see you guys play...looking forward to it for sure.. it is going to be a beautiful wedding me thinks ::
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WOO HOO!!! i LOVE bc!!! I get to go there in less than 2 weeks for a wedding on the island.. in Duncan..and then i get to go to the interior for another wedding on May 24!
I will definitely be living there one day...don't really want to raise kids here in ontario (that is...when i have them)
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dammit...i will be in Duncan, BC for a wedding this time around...oh well...BC it is!! I am so excited for BC!! :: :: ::
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i'm excited about this one...cya all there!!! in costume...but of course
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oh my gosh!! that is hilarious...i am emailing that one out!
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lost---black fleece poncho with big turtleneckish neck..hehe...maybe i have not looked hard enough for it, but it is missing. It was a gift from my aunt about 3 years ago and if anyone found it, i'd really like it back.
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i am in agreement with mr. musicface and cyberhippie in the fact that yes, to each his own..some people like some things that others don't and vica versa...i too love some 80's hair rock (hehe) and it is not because it is particulary talented but it is fun and brings back memories for me. I have a wide taste in music with very few dislikes. Some may not agree with me, but you can't really argue likes and dislikes.
But Zero, i will agree that maybe more folks in the scene do need to broaden their showgoing (or something to that effect, but who am i to say though really???). Through out the summer when I was a Pepperjacks fairly often seeing incredible bands or artists performing with no one there because everyone would be out seeing the same band they always see. I am not say there is anything wrong with those bands but there were so many times when i thought "man, this is really amazing and no one is here to see it". It is a shame sometimes but hell, i love to see some of my favourite bands alot too. But i don't think it merits this level of frustration, generalized name-calling and judgement. All of us could bitch 'till the cows come home' about this, that and the other thing in life. If you feel you are in the right about something then live that for yourself, not others, and be a living example. I learned a long time ago that pushing your thoughts on folks doesn't work and creates anger. (had that sort of problem being frustrated and angry with people's lack of environmental concern).
ps..i love dancing to diesel dog
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hmmm...where to begin...maybe what i am about to write is completely out of line but oh well. Zero, i have never met you in person or even had a discussion with you on this board, but from reading the things you post i don't think i would ever want to. Sounds to me like you put yourself on some pedestal above the rest of us on here and in the scene, using a ridiculous amount of long dictionary words to make youself sound superior. Personally, I would find this board pretty boring if all i read here was constant long-winded music reviews. I come to this board for reviews, tour dates and other things to do with the scene but also to read and to share like interests with other folks on this board...that isn't always about music. To group everyone together as "lurking dipshits" is ignorant. You yourself said you don't know most of us from a hole in the wall..well maybe you should take the time to talk to people individually and see what a person is all about before making such rash general judgements. And maybe, just maybe, if before you went and talked to a person, you went into a conversation without putting up this wall of judgement and bitterness and be open minded to the fact that we all have something to learn from eachother in this life...that you (and i for that matter) do not 'know all' and won't until the day we die. Open your heart and your mind man. See that in everything there is love and beauty, then maybe you will have more compassion and understanding and respect for the differences in us all. Everyone has their place...on this board, in the scene, in life. Some folks are gifted writers and therefore write great reviews or what have you. Others are not. Just because i lurk more than write or if all i say is "wow that show was awesome last night" instead of going into some long wordy review of it, makes no difference.
meh...i have written enough...think what ya want but judge not lest you be judged my friend...
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well i have decided not to go but rather just go to the cottage all weekend and relax...but part of me still wants to go...such a dilemma..if deisel dog was there i would prolly go too
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For those with the constant nightmares...is the head of your bed under a window? I found that I had way more nightmares when my head was at the window...apparently it is a Feng Shui (sp?) no-no. If so, change it up if you can...i also read that having any mirrors facing your bed is not good..but who knows.
Last night i dreamt that i was on this roof and there was a crack in the roof. When i went to examine it, an infestation of beetles or little black bugs of some sort came spewing out of it. I woke up and momentarily thought they were in my bed as i was swishing them away...yuck. Then I fell back to sleep and dreamt i was in this orchard of massive trees and i saw this huge weasel come out of a tree with a squirrel in its mouth. Then there were 2 weasels..male and female. THey were trying to get my friends baby so we had to run inside while my mom tried to scare them off. Last I remember was the voice of my step-gramma say that her and my grandfather were going to sleep in the tree house....hehe...weird
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So i got the call...word is that there will be 2 bands playing on the saturday night. Prices for non-members are $35 for the night, $40 for the weekend. Take $10 off that for members and a membership is $25 if ya don't have one.
Mark Wilson and the Way It Is are playing but then Rick says there is a "mystery band". Personally, I don't like this mystery band business (if anyone would like to come forward and say who it is,please do). I find it a little pricey.
Anyone planning on going?? If there is quite a few people, maybe it will be worth it. I got to go to the cottage that weekend anyhow so I may go as it is on the way. I just dunno....
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well i heard that from my photographer friend who heard it from the guy she develops her black and whites with in Grimsby....so indeed, it may not be fully accurate. All i know is she is havin a heartattack thinking she can't get anyone black and white film through them.
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if you are a photographer......
i am not a super photographer but a friend of mine is and for any of you that are into takin black n' white photos the old way (non-digital), black n'white giant Illford film had been put out of business by this new digital age...i suggest finding the film where ever you can and stockin up like crazy!!! Just a shame....
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taken from the site....
WHAT IS ECOPALOOZA?
Ecopalooza proves that living green is living good!
There are environmentally responsible, economical options open for nearly every choice we make. Many local business are thriving while providing non-toxic, earth-friendly products and services. A growing numbers of people are interested in and even passionate about alternative building methods and materials. Solar and wind power are no longer just the territory of fringe consumers.
Come on out and join some like-minded folks. Bring the kids! See what they can make using good ol' mud. Sample some vegetarian cuisine, pick out some fresh organic produce, try your hand at straw bale building, all while listening to the area's best musicians.
ECOPALOOZA CELEBRATES THE GREENER SIDE OF THE NIAGARA REGION!
Musicians to include, with more to come.....
DEAD ONLY BETTER - Acoustic Set
THE SMOOTHIES
KINDRED
PETE TREMBLAY AND TBT
TRIBUTE TO HANK WILLIAMS
PLUS!
KELLY JONES (Fuzzbug) SINGS SONGS FOR THE KIDS,
EVERY HOUR BETWEEN SETS!
anyway...here's the link for more info
http://www.ecopalooza.com/main.htm
Think i will be makin out for this even just for the sake of tryin my hand at some strawbale construction and gettin all muddy! :: And, could "the dead only better" be a Dead cover band...i dunno..anyone know? I am going to find out.
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Well, I have been subscribing to this info email thingy (People and Planet Friendly) regarding environmental and political and sustainable happenin's around ontario (mostly), the US and the world. I also receive the email about job postings through them...that's where i got the info on that sweet property for sale.
Aaaaaaaany ways, I thought I would share this link with ya'll to the calendar for workshops, video showings, lectures etc. Seems to be a lot of really cool workshops going on in Ottawa! Wish it wasn't so far for me. Goodness knows none of this stuff really happens in Hamilton but some good stuff in Toronto as well. Something different to do anyhow! ENJOY! ::
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i see where you are comin from jared...i was lookin at it from a business possiblity and how there are so many extras...it costs tonnes to start up your own wind and solar so having that already set up is also a huge bonus.
Ahhhh well, can just dream right now. Best of luck to you though with your property searchin! ::
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u are crazy!!! 50 acres with all that stuff..the house, the summer house, the cob cottage plus already hooked up with solar and wind (which is a pricey thing to start up at first) etc etc....that price is sickeningly good! In ontario it is hard to find just the 50 acres at that price, let alone all that with it!
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i am feeling the exact same way...time to detox (but when will i find the time
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exactly...dreaming...it would be a lot of work that's for sure. oh but wouldn't it be nice to do cob workshops and the like and then also do services for people? Like i do iridology and nutrition and eventually i will be an herbalist and don't you do reflexology sunshine?? Get a bunch of like-minded and talented folks together and run this thing...
ohhhhh dreamin'
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So i subscribe to this email thingy that list jobs and opportunities in the enviromental and sustainability community.
And I open my mail the other day to find this. This is FREAKIN' ridiculous!!! I was going to do an internship here a few years ago (never did as life carried me away). The price and with everything included and the potential is just astounding. ohhhhhhh how i wish i had more money saved right now.
SUSTAINABLE LIVING & SELF-EMPLOYMENT OR NON-PROFIT OPPORT.
For Sale: Potential Ecovillage/Organic/Sustainable Living Learning
Centre
[online listing & more info: http://www.planetfriendly.net/sunrun/ ]
[plus related links and resources, below - ed]
Date posted to GoodWork: Sep 17, 2004
Location: near Cameron, Ontario, Canada
FOR SALE - 50 acre property with zoning that allows for
further development as an education centre. Cdn $255,000.
Fifteen years ago this beautiful property began operating as
Sun Run Centre for Sustainable Living and later also became
designated as an Ecovillage Training Center. The property
includes 15 scenic acres of fertile organic gardens, pasture
and hayfields, along with cedar and mixed hardwood bush.
It is about 90 minutes northeast of Toronto (15 mins north
of Lindsay).
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT:
House: Two-story, 2,450 square foot house (half log
construction built Circa 1860 and renovated in 1989; other
half passive solar frame built in 1993); large country
kitchen, pantry, two common rooms, five bedrooms,
office, 2 1/2 baths, other areas; two basements (one utility
and one with freezers, bulk food storage and a root cellar);
large sun/mud room, wrap-around deck.
The fully electrified house is not connected to the electric
grid, but is powered by 24 solar roof panels, wind
generator, propane-fueled backup generator, and a large
bank of storage batteries capable of storing 3 to 5 days
worth of electricity. It is a very reliable system; no power
brown or blackouts in 15 years.
Heating: propane-fired forced-air furnace, or 2 wood stoves;
solar gain, extensive insulation, windows with 3 - 4 panes.
Other Buildings: Small barn/tractor shed, utility sheds,
summer house used for training workshops, cob cottage,
greenhouse, and more.
Equipment: On-site electrical power generating system,
energy-efficient Sunfrost refrigerator and two Sunfrost
freezers, propane kitchen stove, Mita photocopier, Massey
Ferguson 42 hp tractor, Ford 8N tractor/loader, haying
equipment, bush hog, blade, plow/disc/harrows, 7-foot
snowblower, rototiller, table saw, garden and hand tools,
and more depending on the buyer's interests.
THE LAND AND ZONING:
Two parcels, 47.5 acres with special zoning and a 2.5 acre
building lot on the southwest corner. The large parcel is
zoned as an "agricultural education centre," which allows
for the immediate development of a "400 square metre (4252
square feet) educational centre," and later development of
"accessory buildings and structures, which may include
greenhouses, demonstration structures for alternative
building techniques and additional training and boarding
facilities." The zoning appears to allow for a wide range
of future development possibilities.
POTENTIAL:
This is a beautiful property with a successful history of
self-sufficient living plus public workshops, internships
and educational programs. Its unique and hard-to-get zoning,
prime southern Ontario location, and excellent community
relations give it enormous potential for further success and
development.
SELLING due to age and health problems and the desire
to see this excellent property continue and expand its
value in helping others live sustainably.
CONTACT:
Milton or Barbara Wallace, 459 Country Lane,
Cameron, Ontario, Canada K0M 1G0
Tel. 705-887-1553
Email: sunrun@lindsaycomp.on.ca
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SunRun Pictures, Articles, Links, Updates:
http://www.planetfriendly.net/sunrun/
Updates or corrections to the above will also appear here:
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have fun all!!! The plan was for me to also celebrate my birthday on this wonderful evening but events have changed and i will be in BC!!! Have a great night everyone!