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    I have an older set of Dogtra electronics that I use on my wingers. I have misplaced the charger. I also have a couple of Dogtra bark collars. The connection ends on the chargers for the bark collars fit the the transmitter and receivers as well. Will it hurt to use the bark collar chargers until I find the correct charger? Afraid that I may never find the original charger so may eventually have to purchase one.

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    Any 12 volt charger will work as long as the connector is the right size, I have 6 Dogtra rechargable collars, all those chargers have a smaller connector, the end opening is too small to fit on my Dogtra electronics. Many of the chargers for Dogtra e-collars are the right size, but the wrong voltage.
    If the charger sticker specs. read 12 vdc and the connector is the the right size, it is good to go.

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    I'm not sure what kind of batteries you have, but just make sure the chargers aren't for lithium batteries. Seems lithium batteries need a special charger.
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Today, we had a really wonderful cookout, hosted by the inimitable Jim Doyle. He and his guys cooked an entire pig on a huge outdoor wood smoker. It was excellent. Joyce and I ate more than our share of food for the holiday. There was food coming from every angle and it was all so good that it was hard to stop eating. Everyone just chilled out on the big backyard lawn and tossed around frisbees and footballs, a little guitar strummin', and accordian playing, plus a little water fun with the slip and slide! We sure are enjoying the company and beautiful weather we're having in Saratoga. It's such a great place that we don't want to leave!

The last two days of filming have been very busy. It's amazing how fast this movie is coming together. Since I last wrote, we have been on location in many different places; Including: Alexander's house, as usual, an alley way outside a bar, inside a bar, a trolley stop, inside a trolley, a restaurant and of course, inside the good ol' dump truck (and on the outside, too, with me hanging off the side). The shots that we did with the truck on Saturday were done with a mounted camera. They attached it to the driver side door and we did the scenes as we drove. PJ did a great job driving. It's an old truck with a difficult stick, but he manages it really well. He was nervous about something happening to the camera and so was I, but the guys who hooked it up know what they're doing. I had the best time when I was hanging off of the passenger side door, staring in at the girls inside the cab. I don't think it gets much cooler than that!

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You may have heard of well-rounded student-athletes like 2012 NCAA D-III Josten’s Trophy winner Aris Wurtz ’12 or legendary Wisconsin coach Dick Bennett ’65, who was a three-sport athlete during his time at Ripon College.

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Posted By Barry Ritholtz On May 24, 2010 @ 9:15 am In Bailouts,Credit,Regulation | Comments Disabled

[1]The WSJ has a longish article that takes a cursory look at the agencies. It does not provide much in the way of new insight into the Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO).

It does inform us, however, that ratings shopping is not only still going on, but has been made easier, courtesy of the credit crisis.

Here is the WSJ [2]:

“The fate of ratings-shopping now hangs in the balance. The financial-regulation overhaul bill passed by the Senate on Thursday would limit the ability of bond issuers to pick firms to rate their securities. But the House version of the bill contains no such provision, and some key lawmakers have raised concerns about the idea. It remains to be seen whether the proposal will survive as the two chambers begin efforts Monday to reconcile their differences.

Critics say the system for providing critical information to bond investors continues to be compromised by a big conflict of interest: Bond issuers pay ratings firms, so raters have an incentive to give inflated grades to attract or maintain business. Investors who rely on ratings to assess a bond’s risk usually aren’t told if other raters were shown deals but didn’t end up rating them.

An examination of recent bond deals and interviews with people involved with the ratings process indicate that while ratings firms have become more cautious about giving top ratings to complex bonds, bond issuers and their investment bankers still shop around to obtain the most favorable treatment.

Some in the industry say ratings shopping may even have gotten easier in the wake of the financial crisis. S&P, Moody’s and Fitch Ratings are no longer as dominant in the business of rating bonds as they were, in part because they have pulled back partially from the mortgage market. Other players such as Toronto-based DBRS Ltd. are pushing to gain market share. Investors are often willing to buy a bond rated by one company, so issuers know that they can go to a bunch of ratings firms and pick the best one, says Jack Chen, a former Moody’s analyst who now runs his own consulting firm.”

You might have suspected that the prime enablers of the credit crisis would be more of a focus of Congress . . .

Ratings Shopping’ Lives as Congress Debates a Fix [2]
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She's the Man fits the bill for teenage drag-king fans

Hollywood's a sucker for cross-dressing. When the American Film Institute chose the 100 greatest comedies of all time, a pair of drag films — Some Like It Hot and Tootsie — earned the top two slots. From Operation Petticoat to White Chicks, slapping falsies on a dude is the fast road to Chuckletown. Women dressing as men, however...not so much. You're pretty much stuck with Yentl (not a laff riot) and the '80s teen comedy Just One of the Guys.

She's the Man, in which a teenage girl must go undercover at a private school in order to play soccer, has that little shred of originality going for it. Not that you'd notice while watching: From start to finish, Andy Fickman's comedy doesn't have an unpredictable moment in it; instead, it borrows heavily from Just One of the Guys, the cross-dressing teen soccer comedy Ladybugs, just about every sports movie or teen comedy ever, and, oh yeah, Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, which the film acknowledges as its official inspiration. (Now that we've also seen teen versions of Taming of the Shrew and Othello, can we please get a teen comedy based on The Merchant of Venice?) What the film does have in its favor is teen-queen-turned-drag-king Amanda Bynes, who tackles the lead role of Viola/Sebastian with enough enthusiasm to wring laughs from the retread story she's trapped in.

When Viola's school eliminates the girls' soccer team, then the boys' coach delivers a stinging rebuke of female athletes (which would be a one-way ticket to litigation in the real world) and Viola's goalie boyfriend agrees with him, the stage is set for rebellion. As luck would have it, Viola's twin brother Sebastian is getting ready to sneak off to London for a few weeks, and his new school will be playing Viola's in soccer in the space of that fortnight. Is it obvious that Viola's going to have to impersonate her brother at a boarding school so she can make the boys' soccer team and get revenge on the caveman coach and her ex?

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Indeed it is. And so is everything else, from Viola's crush on hunky roommate Duke (Channing Tatum, not registering as anything but muscled), the movie's eight or so montages, and the climactic soccer game. (Will Viola have to reveal the truth to her new love just before making a game-breaking kick against her ex? Could these questions be more rhetorical?) Fickman has a reputation for directing comedy for the stage (notably Reefer Madness: The Musical), but he looks lost here. Every editing choice seems geared toward upping the MTV-chop quotient, which works fine for soccer scenes but is comedy death.

And seeing as how the film's not going for originality anyway, Fickman and his team of writers should have paid a little more attention to the source material. They paint Viola as a tomboy, when it would have been inherently funnier if the transition to maleness were more extreme. (This, by the way, is why the big laughs in Some Like It Hot come from Jack Lemmon, not girly-man Tony Curtis.) In the same vein, Paul (Jonathan Sadowski), the friend who helps turn Viola into Sebastian, is played as a metrosexual instead of a grunting guy-guy. If you recall Just One of the Guys (and it's OK if you don't), the total pig-brother/guide-to-maleness Buddy produced all the big laughs.

So thank God for Bynes. The nineteen-year-old star of The Amanda Show and What I Like About You isn't exactly a skilled actress, but she does have the charm that's won her legions of teen fans and six Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards (beat that, Dame Judi). She's clearly having a blast in her moppy dude wig, barking out banter, slapping things and acting like an idiot. The best moments come when she bounces between personas, saying something girly or thoughtful, then catching herself and braying out something stupid. It helps you remember that all the real teen boys are putting on an act as well.

The other rays of light come from the adult supporting cast (the rest of the teens are interchangeable hunks and hunkettes). In particular, cult comedy star David Cross (Arrested Development, Mr. Show) as oblivious Principal Gold and soccer-legend-turned-actor Vinnie Jones (Snatch) as the good-guy soccer coach are great fun. They share only a brief moment onscreen together, but it's long enough to learn one thing: A buddy movie featuring Cross and Jones could be comedy gold.

Maybe it isn't fair to be hard on a teen movie for not being original. Should we really expect today's kids to track down Just One of the Guys to get their drag-king humor fix? Sure, the thirteen-year-old sitting behind me who proclaimed She's the Man to be "the best movie ever" earned her firm rebuttal. But what's the harm if plenty of other teens are blissfully wrong along with her?

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Mazda Mulls Crossover Vehicle

Mazda is considering developing a midsize car-SUV crossover derived from its platform, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing Masaharu Yamaki, a Mazda managing executive.

"We want to come up with vehicles aimed more squarely at the U.S. market. We want to bring more U.S.-only vehicles to the market here," Yamaki told the WSJ. He went on to say that Mazda's biggest priority under a new restructuring strategy is to boost sales in North America, where it has been struggling.

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He also said that the current Madza6 will have to become bigger and more powerful when Mazda redesigns the vehicle for 2007, the WSJ noted.

Nothing New About Soaring Gasoline Prices, Trade Group Says

It's not something new that is causing gasoline prices to rise but something old, according to a news release by the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS).

Limited U.S. refining capacity, strong demand for gasoline and complex seasonal gasoline blend requirements across the U.S. have again driven up wholesale gasoline prices, the NACS said.

Because convenience stores sell an estimated three-quarters of the gasoline purchased in the United States, convenience store retailers are concerned by recent wholesale gasoline price increases, the association explained.

NACS compared the gasoline markets to the Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day in which his character relives the same day.

"Like the character in Groundhog Day, the petroleum markets experience similar conditions over and over — except on a seasonal, rather than daily, basis," said NACS Director of Motor Fuels John Eichberger. "While the factors contributing to the price volatility change somewhat, springtime supply/demand imbalances have led to price increases of 26-36 cents each of the last four years."

NACS said that wholesale price increases through early February were caused by significantly higher-than-normal crude oil prices, and the recent increases are because of seasonal factors, including refinery maintenance; the transition to summer-blend fuels; the transition to ethanol-blend fuel in California, New York and Connecticut; and increases in international and domestic demand.

Engineers Rate Auto Safety Priorities

After the perennial top concern over cost reduction, safety is rated as the number one challenge among automotive engineers to stay competitive in the design of the next generation of motor vehicles, according to the 10th annual DuPont sponsored survey of those planning to attend the 2004 SAE World Congress and Exposition, March 8 - 11.

The DuPont SAE survey results also ranked advanced safety and entertainment systems as virtually tied among the top two technologies consumers would be willing to pay for in their next vehicle, according to a news release.

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  • Active seatbelt pre-tensioning systems — 43.5 percent "high" attention
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  • Electronic stability control — 39 percent "high" attention
  • Side door reinforcement and impact absorbers — 36 percent "high" attention
  • Tire pressure monitors and run-flat tires — 36 percent "high" attention
  • Side, overhead and rear laminated safety glass — 22 percent "high" attention
  • Head-up display systems — 18 percent "high" attention
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Nearly 20 Million Vehicles Recalled in 2003

Automakers recalled 19.5 million cars and trucks last year, or 8 percent of all light vehicles in use, according to a story published in The Detroit News.

The number of recalls issued by automakers also rose — reaching 529 in 2003, up from 436 in 2002 and just below the record 541 recalls in 2000, the News said, citing government figures show. In 1990, there were 208 recalls industry-wide.

However, defect-related recalls — in which potentially serious safety flaws are addressed — fell last year to 13.6 million from 17.6 million in 2002. But "compliance" recalls — prompted by a failure to meet labeling and other rules — led to 3.4 million recalls, second only to 4.8 million in 2000.

The reasons why there are so many recalls, according to experts queried by the News, include tougher federal reporting requirements, wider use of "glitch-prone" computers, an ongoing shift to electrical controls from mechanical devices, and a proliferation of new model launches.

General Motors accounted for 7.4 million — or 40 percent — of the 19.5 million vehicles recalled in 2003. GM recalled 4.6 million vehicles in 2002, according to an analysis of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data.

Of GM's 27 recalls in 2003, eight involved noncompliance issues — accounting for 2.6 million vehicles. In one recall, the News noted, 1.7 million GM cars, SUVs, minivans and full-size vans came equipped with operating manuals that didn't adequately explain a child seat anchorage system.

Ford, with 3.4 million vehicles recalled, and , with 2.1 million vehicles, gave Detroit automakers a disproportionately high share of the vehicles recalled industry-wide in 2003.

By contrast, Toyota cut the number of vehicles recalled by 58 percent to 212,252 in 2003 from 496,213 in 2002.

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Room amenities: Alarm clock, Complimentary Newspapers, Desk & chairs, Hairdryer, Individual Air conditioning, Individual Heating, Interconnecting/adjoining rooms, Iron & ironing board, Minibar, Kitchenette stocked with the basics needed for preparing and eating food, microwave, Tea/Coffee making facilities, Bathrooms have bathtubs and showers, Radio, Safety deposit box, Non-smoking rooms, Smoking rooms, Soundproof windows, TV - Pay per view and satellite, Windows may be opened. Please note that hotel rooms in France are often smaller than hotel rooms in the U.S. There are no dressers in the rooms.

Facility amenities: 24 hour Front Desk, Concierge, Fax & photocopying, Garden, Valet laundry service, Luggage room, Meeting rooms, Porterage, Taxi service, Direct telephone line, Phone features: voicemail, Wifi in bedroom, Wifi in lobby/public rooms There is a small set of stairs from the reception and breakfast room areas leading to the first courtyard and elevator. There is a set of stairs to access the meeting room and hotel restrooms. The whole hotel is smoke free. The only spots where people are allowed to smoke are in the private courtyards.

Smoking policy: Yes
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Elevator: Yes

Additional nights before: TBD
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Additional nights after: TBD
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The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.

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