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• Animal hoarder: An animal hoarder is a person who has more animals than he or she can properly care for. A defining characteristic of animal hoarders is their refusal to acknowledge their inability to care for the number of animals they have accumulated. Hoarders have been found with excess of 300 animals in a normal home.


Recently someone asked me how can I give advice on relationships when I am not in one.
At the age of 23, I have gone through a lot of ups and downs in relationships. I have cheated, been cheated on, a heartbreaker, heartbroken, fell in love, fell out of love, and anything else you can think of. I have been single for almost a year now, and I can honestly say that I am utterly and completely HAPPY. A friend told me that it's impossible to be happy and single at the same time. That I can only be single and content. Well I beg to differ. If you can't be 100% HAPPY with yourself AND by yourself, then how do you expect someone else to add to your happiness. Too many times people look for someone to add to their life, what they feel is "missing." No one can add to your life, but you. People are too busy looking for a supplement and not a complement. A relationship consists of 2 whole beings coming together to form a whole. Not 50% of a person and the other person making up the other 50%. Your significant other should be your complementary and not your supplementary.
I was in my last relationship for 2 years and the relationship had it's highs and lows, but in the end I asked myself "Am I 110% happy in this relationship?" And the answer was "No." Things became too much of a routine. Watching tv, movies, dinner, watching tv, movies. You get my point. I am a Gemini and very spontaneous. Variety is the spice of life, and the routine became boring. I tried to suggest different things for us to do, but he was never open to anything that I wanted to do. Okay well not never, but not often enough. Eventually I fell out of love with him, and hated being around him. I'd much rather chill with my friends then to be with him. I'd even say some mean, nasty things to him during arguments. And if he ever reads this I want him to know that I really do love and appreciate him for everything. I've learned a lot from our relationship. I learned over time everything changes. Time changes all things. The person I am today is not the same person I was two years ago. And knowing that, I now realize that in a relationship you have to be willing to accept and love the person for who they are today, and who they will be tomorrow. Which is why I've made the choice to stay single. Not forever, of course. But I'm just enjoying the single life, enjoying getting to know the person that I am becoming and getting to know other people as well. I don't want to spend another 2 years of my life with someone that I eventually will not like. I would rather date new people, get to know them, and have fun. The fact of the matter is you will never truly know a person. I met a married coupled that told me after 15 years of marriage, they are still learning about each other. SEE! As people we are forever changing. The only thing that is constant is CHANGE.
I don't know if anyone will read this, but what I want you all to know is love yourself. You can't love anyone else until you love yourself. TRULY love yourself. That's the true meaning of being SINGLE. Enjoying, loving and living life! And I'm out!
Sharon aka La Bella likes shopping, reading and most importantly listening... listening to sounds, music, words... She says, "You can only truly gain knowledge by listening. EYEListen."
Thanks so much for being my long time friend, my sister in Delta, and a woman who knows the importance of life!! You go girl!
I am so proud of you and always have been. Continue to stay strong and positive. You don't have to feel complete by being in a relationship. Hopefully this will make some evaluate their circumstances. Thank you sweetheart that was refreshing.
Sharon i am so proud of you and yes i do believe that i can't love anyone unless i love myself. Thank you for your insight on self verses relationships.
this is onpoint :) If you don't love urself it is completly vain 2 demand it of others. Good Read!


The need for attention to Kyle Park athletic fields did not appear to be in dispute during a Tipp City Council work session attended by local youth soccer representatives Sept. 21.
Concerns about soccer field conditions have been aired previously with the city Parks Advisory Board. Last fall, a Youth Soccer representative, said around 1,000 youth participate in the soccer programs each year. He said players who have fallen after tripping in holes have experienced several broken bones. He said the organization was willing to work with the city on improvements.
Among needs outlined last fall and Sept. 21 were the holes along with lack of water to maintain grass, fertilization and spraying for bugs.
Gibson sought the council discussion.
In an August memo he said that after meeting with stakeholders and other interested parties he believed issues raised about parks, Kyle in particular, and their fields warranted attention. The fields mentioned went beyond soccer to baseball and peewee football.
"In looking at recent budgets it appears that it has been some time that a thorough evaluation of our fields at Kyle Park has taken place, and additional funds for such purposes might need to be appropriated," Gibson wrote to council.
Council heard comments and discussed the fields extensively during the Sept. 21 session.
Among unanswered questions were what all work needs to be done, when it would be done and who would pay.
Todd Niswonger said the organizations are willing to pitch in where they can. The organizations work with the city parks department on providing materials and volunteering time to help care for fields.
The need for a comprehensive plan of what needs to be done and the associated cost was mentioned several times in the discussion.
City Manager Tim Eggleston said the first thing he would do is have city staff look at the issue of water for fields and what options would be available.
"I look forward with working with interested parties - council, park board, junior baseball, others - on how we should handle this, the steps to be taken," Gibson said.
During the discussion, council members asked where the line would be drawn of what party would pay for what work. Councilman John Kessler also cautioned that spraying and other changes to fields could be questioned by environmental and flood plain regulators.
Budget-wise, Eggleston said much of the spending, if done by the city, would come out of the operating budgets, not the capital budget. The capital budget, for longer-term projects, might be used for initial work, with ongoing costs coming through the operating budget, he said.
Gibson also stated in the August memo that issues from other parks include spraying, condition of play areas and updating play areas/removing old or problem structures Those topics were not discussed at the Sept. 21 work session.


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Since its foundation in the early 1980s, Schertler SA has launched a programme of passionate research that aims to achieve the highest levels of accuracy in the reproduction of acoustic stringed instrument sound.
Led by bassist and founder Stephan Schertler, the research and development company initially began to focus on producing high quality tools and innovative technology to replace the technology and imperfections of piezo pickups.
Over the years, Schertler's original approach to harnessing acoustic vibrations has resulted in a number of fundamental innovations, some of which have gained international patents, such as the STAT Series of contact microphones. In 2003, Schertler launched an original series of compact amplifiers – the Classic Series.
Since then, the 3-channel UNICO and 2-channel DAVID have provided musicians with high quality portable solutions for stringed instrument amplification. Suited to virtually any live performance situation, these amplifiers have received unanimous feedback from users around the world, helping to build the reputation that Schertler has gained in the field of acoustic amplification.
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Dr. Meghan O'Sullivan
Jeane Kirkpatrick Professor of the Practice of International Affairs
Director of the Geopolitics of Energy Project at Harvard University's Kennedy School
Dr. Meghan L. O'Sullivan is the Jeane Kirkpatrick Professor of the Practice of International Affairs and the Director of the Geopolitics of Energy Project at Harvard University's Kennedy School. She is also the chair of the North American Group of the Trilateral Commission. Her third book, Windfall: How the New Energy Abundance Upends Global Politics and Strengthens America's Power, was published by Simon & Schuster in September 2017.
Dr. O'Sullivan has extensive experience in policy formulation and in negotiation. Between 2004 and 2007, she was special assistant to President George W. Bush and Deputy National Security Advisor for Iraq and Afghanistan during the last two years of her tenure. There, she helped run two strategic policy reviews: one on Afghanistan in the summer of 2006 and one on Iraq in late 2006 and early 2007, which led to the "surge" strategy. In her job at the National Security Council, Dr. O'Sullivan was responsible for building consensus around new policy directions in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as overseeing their execution. Dr. O'Sullivan spent two years from 2003-2008 in Iraq, most recently in the fall of 2008 to help negotiate and conclude the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) and strategic framework agreement between the United States and Iraq. During an earlier posting in Baghdad, O'Sullivan also helped negotiate the Transitional Administrative Law, which was the interim constitution of Iraq from 2004-2006.
From July 2013 to December 2013, Professor O'Sullivan was the Vice Chair of the All Party Talks in Northern Ireland. These negotiations sought to resolve issues that have been persistent obstacles to achieving a more durable peace in Northern Ireland since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement. Other positions held by Dr. O'Sullivan also included senior director for strategic planning and Southwest Asia in the NSC in 2004; political advisor to the Coalition Provisional Authority administrator and deputy director for governance in Baghdad; chief advisor to the presidential envoy to the Northern Ireland peace process; and a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Dr. O'Sullivan is on the board of Raytheon Technologies and the board of directors of the Council on Foreign Relations. She is also a member of the International Advisory Group for the British law firm, Linklaters, a columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, a consultant to energy companies, and a senior advisor at WestExec Advisors. She is a trustee of the German Marshall Fund, the International Crisis Group, and the Friends of Inter Mediate, a UK-based non-profit focused on the most complex and dangerous world conflicts. She is a member of the board of The Mission Continues, a non-profit organization to help veterans. She is also on the advisory committee for the Women's Initiative at the George W. Bush Institute. She was a Henry Crown Fellow from 2015-2017 and a Henry Luce Fellow from 1991-1992.
Professor O'Sullivan has written several books and many articles on international affairs. She has been awarded the Defense Department's highest honor for civilians, the Distinguished Public Service Medal, and three times been awarded the State Department's Superior Honor Award. In 2008, Esquire Magazine named her one of the most influential people of the century. O'Sullivan earned a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University, a masters of science in economics and doctorate in politics from Oxford University.


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Dubrovnik is a city in Croatia.

Dubrovnik may also refer to:

 MF Dubrovnik (built 1979), a ferry operated by the Croatian shipping company Jadrolinija
 Yugoslav destroyer Dubrovnik, a destroyer built in 1931 for the Royal Yugoslav Navy
 KK Dubrovnik, basketball club from Dubrovnik
 Dubrovnik chess set, a chess set
 Dubrovnik (literary almanac), published in Dubrovnik 1849–1850, and Zagreb in 1851, and as an annual collection in 1867, 1868, 1870 and 1876
 Dubrovnik (literary magazine), published by the Dubrovnik branch of the Matica hrvatska, since 1955 occasionally and from 1964 quarterly
 Medieval Town of Dubrovnik, Bosnia, a medieval fortress in Bosnia and Herzegovina

See also
 Dobrovnik

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Eastern to celebrate "Mountaineers Forever" during annual Homecoming Week festivities
Wilburton Mayor and Eastern Alumni Association President Stephen Brinlee (front left) signs a proclamation declaring Oct. 28 through Nov. 2 as Eastern Homecoming Week. He is joined by Eastern President Dr. Stephen E. Smith and cheerleaders (back l to r) Courtney Cohen of Hartshorne; Eastern Mascot Rebekah McIntosh of Kellyville; and Hailey Luker of McAlester.
WILBURTON, OK (Oct. 21, 2013) – Eastern Oklahoma State College will celebrate "Mountaineers Forever" during the college's annual Homecoming week celebration with a variety of activities for alumni, students, their families and the community.
Wilburton Mayor Stephen Brinlee, an Eastern graduate and president of the Eastern Alumni Association, signed a proclamation today declaring Oct. 28 through Nov. 2 as Eastern Homecoming Week.
"Homecoming is a time to reminiscence with classmates and friends, recognize the successes of our alumni and celebrate the college's 105-year history," said Treva Kennedy, director of Institutional Advancement. "This year's Homecoming is filled with excellent opportunities to reconnect with your alma mater and learn about the exciting things happening at Eastern."
The public Homecoming activities begin Tuesday, Oct. 29 with the "I Bleed Blue" Blood Drive from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom. The Oklahoma Blood Institute will provide free health screenings and a special edition "I Bleed Blue" t-shirt for every donor.
Eastern's annual Halloween Community Carnival is set for Thursday, Oct. 31from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Families can enjoy an evening of Halloween festivities including games, prizes, food, candy and Trunk-or-Treat. Children are encouraged to wear their costumes and enter the Boo Parade costume contest. Registration for the Boo Parade begins at 5 p.m. and the contest begins at 5:30 p.m.
Alumni can reconnect with old friends and make new ones during an Alumni Happy Hour scheduled for Friday, Nov. 1 at 4:30 p.m. on the first floor of the Student Center.
Eastern will honor several members of the EOSC family during the Homecoming Awards Dinner on Friday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom. This year's honorees include Bill Miller, Distinguished Former Faculty; The Forwoodson Family, Heritage Award; Brad Boles, Outstanding Young Alumnus; and Dr. Delana Taylor McNac, EOSC Alumni Association Hall of Fame Inductee. Tickets are $35 each and can be purchased by calling 918-465-1759.
Saturday's Homecoming activities will kick off with a Mountaineer Coffee for Alumni, parents and family at 10 a.m. at Talbot's Flower Shop in downtown Wilburton. Eastern President Dr. Stephen E. Smith will be at the event, giving participants the opportunity to "Meet the President."
Show your Mountaineer spirit at the annual Homecoming Parade in downtown Wilburton on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 11 a.m. The parade will include floats from Eastern's student clubs and organizations, the Homecoming candidates, classic cars and more.
Following the parade, Eastern will host the Mountaineer Cookout at Noon in the amphitheater outside the Student Center. Alumni and community members can enjoy free hamburgers, drinks and lawn games. There will also be a special 40-year reunion for the Nursing Department beginning at Noon in the Student Center Ballroom.
Homecoming festivities will conclude with the first basketball games of the season against East Texas Flight. The Lady Mountaineers will begin at 3 p.m. and the Mountaineers will follow at approximately 5:30 p.m. The Homecoming king and queen will be crowned between the games.
Visit www.eosc.edu/homecoming for more information about Eastern's 2013 Homecoming activities.


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© Tunisia has extradited al-Gaddafi's former prime minister to Libya, putting him at risk of torture, unfair trial and extrajudicial execution.
Extradition of Former Libyan Prime Minister From Tunisia Poses Great Risk for Human Rights Violations
Contact: Suzanne Trimel, [email protected], 212-633-4150, @strimel
(New York) — Amnesty International said today the extradition of former Libyan Prime Minister al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi from Tunisia will put him in danger of torture, unfair trial and even extrajudicial execution, and condemned the decision by authorities in Tunis.
Al-Mahmoudi, who served as prime minister under Mu'ammar al-Gaddafi from March 2006 until he fled to Tunisia last year, was reportedly handed over to Libyan officials in Tunis on Sunday and was then taken to a Libyan prison by helicopter.
Amnesty International repeatedly urged the Tunisian authorities, including the President and Prime Minister, not to extradite him, arguing he could be subjected to human rights violations in Libya.
"While all perpetrators of human rights violations must be brought to justice, by extraditing al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi, Tunisian authorities have not only violated their own law but also their international obligation not to return anyone to a country where they are at risk of human rights violations," said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Amnesty International's deputy director for the Middle East and North Africa.
"Whoever is found responsible for authorizing this extradition, and for violating the absolute prohibition on returning someone to a risk of torture, must be held to account," Sahraoui said.
Amnesty International is concerned al-Mahmoudi may face the death penalty in Libya, which the organization opposes in all cases as the ultimate violation of the right to life.
The former Libyan prime minister travelled to Tunisia after Colonel al-Gaddafi's forces lost control of Tripoli in August last year. He was arrested in late September and sentenced to six months' imprisonment for "illegal entry,"but was acquitted on appeal later that month.
According to the extradition requests seen by Amnesty International, the charges brought against al-Mahmoudi in Libya include "misuse of public money," "insult of civil servants," "threatening security officials with weapons" and "incitement to commit rape" The charges relate to incidents that allegedly took place between 2006 and 2011.
Al-Mahmoudi's extradition was approved by a Tunisian court of appeal in November last year, but was blocked by President Moncef Marzouki, the only authority under Tunisia law to allow such an extradition, who said he would not allow it because of human rights concerns.
The office of the Prime Minister has reportedly said his extradition was due to the decision of the Court of Appeals in November.
Marzouki, who is a former human rights activist, has denied that he authorized the extradition. Under Article 324 of Tunisia's Code of Criminal Procedure, the president has the final decision on all extraditions.
Amnesty International said the former prime minister must be granted access to lawyers in Libya, allowed to communicate with his family and guaranteed a fair trial.
The organization has documented numerous recent cases in Libya where detainees signed confessions under torture or duress. Amnesty International also has evidence of at least 20 cases of deaths in custody in Libya since August.
May 2012: http://livewire.amnesty.org/2012/05/22/%E2%80%98not-what-we-fought-for%E2%80%99-endemic-beatings-and-torture-in-the-new-libya/langswitch_lang/es/
April 2012: http://www.amnesty.org/en/for-media/press-releases/ntc-must-investigate-death-another-tawargha-man-under-torture-2012-04-19
February 2012: http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/libya-out-control-militias-commit-widespread-abuses-year-uprising-2012-02-15
The prison in which al-Mahmoudi is held in is reportedly under the control of the Justice Ministry. Scores of Libya's official and semi-official detention facilities are under the control of armed militia who are responsible for serious human rights abuses, including torture and other ill-treatment and even extrajudicial execution.
Amnesty International is a Nobel Peace Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with more than 3 million supporters, activists and volunteers in more than 150 countries campaigning for human rights worldwide. The organization investigates and exposes abuses, educates and mobilizes the public, and works to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied.