Working The Dogs

Working the Dogs

Working the dogs (is the professional ‘term’ for taking out the dogs for outdoor walk, playing with the dogs, training the dogs Etc.) For example, so called dog whisperer Ceaser Milan is working the dog, that means he is correcting the behavior of the dogs, straightening up dogs bad habits and so on.

Nowadays a lot of people especially young people owns the dogs as well as fewer older gents. Dogs owners are growing. However, a lot of dog owners still does not know how to work dogs. Dogs not on leash, leaving dog poops everywhere even on city streets, even on other people properties. That’s ugly.

These are still not stray dogs on streets which are much worser, but dogs owned by someone still acting strangely because the dogs owners still do not know how to work dogs

Lastly, behave yourself irresponsible dog owners

First East German Club Called RB Leipzig

Red Bull Empire. That's how Thais progressed and honed their soccer  


For the first time since 2009, East Germany has a club in the Bundesliga. It should be cause for celebration. A sign that, after two decades of awful management, East German football is on the up.

Very few people are celebrating. Why? The answer is simple: RB Leipzig, who earned promotion to the top flight just under two weeks ago, are the most hated club in Germany.

No club in Europe is more divisive than RB. Backed by energy drink producer Red Bull, they have clambered from the fifth division to the first in the space of just seven seasons.

They playing well and so successful in this 2016-2017 season, they became Bayern Munich best rivals and on the top of chart now.

Fidel Castro

November 27, 2016
90 years between birth and death, 57 years at the helm, Fidal Castro of Cuba finally passed on to another life.
As a tribute, my favorite of his quotes are, those were more like facts and predictions than quotes, actually these became facts in human history
1. US will not or never invade Iran, instead will make peace
2. Ernesto Che Guevara was shot and fell during crossing a stream in Bolivian jungle. He was a enemy of Bolivia back then and a true hero of Bolivia now. What a twist of history

Remembering Calstate's Own Hal Fishman

August 8, 2007
Hal Fishman, the longtime news anchor for KTLA-TV Los Angeles, died at his home Tuesday morning, less than a week after being diagnosed with colon cancer. He was 75.

Fishman had been hospitalized for a serious bacterial infection after collapsing at his home Aug. 1. While undergoing treatment for his infection, doctors discovered that Fishman had colon cancer, which had spread to his liver.

The Tribune-owned station said Monday that Fishman had returned to his home, where died at 3 a.m. Tuesday with his family.

"We're deeply saddened at the loss of Hal Fishman," KTLA vp and GM Vinnie Malcolm said. "We are thankful for his unparalleled service and years of dedication to KTLA and the greater Los Angeles community."

Fishman, a 47-year news veteran, had anchored KTLA's 10 p.m. newscast since 1975 and also served as the show's managing editor. He recently was inducted in the Guinness World Records for being the world's longest-running television newscaster. Fishman also was known for his signature nightly commentaries, which earned him several Golden Mike, AP and Press Club Awards.

"He'd wake up with the news; he went to sleep with the news; the news was his life," said Jeff Wald, Fishman's longtime friend and news director. "He took it very seriously because he felt that imparting the news to the public is one of most important things you could possibly do."

"KTLA Morning News" anchor Carlos Amezcua will continue to serve as interim anchor of KTLA's "Prime News" for the remainder of the week, but no decisions have been made about Fishman's replacement beyond that point.

Fishman started his career in broadcasting while working as an assistant professor of political science at California State University, Los Angeles, teaching a course on American political parties. In 1960, he was approached by local TV station KCOP asking him to teach an on-air class in politics. The class, "American Political Parties in Politics," was a success, and KCOP asked Fishman to anchor his own news segment.

Gene Autry, then owner of KTLA, hired Fishman as a news anchorman in 1965. At KTLA, he covered such stories as the 1965 Watts riots, the 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, the 1987 visit by Pope John Paul II to Los Angeles, the 1994 Northridge, Calif., earthquake, the 1991 Rodney King beating and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger released a statement saying that he was "deeply saddened" by Fishman's death.

"I remember Hal giving me the news when I first came to California in 1968," 

People does not remember how to walk in Yangon

In Yangon, there are too many taxis. Way more than per average for an city and city streets. Public transportation such as city rail lines and city buses are not efficient enough to transport people from place to place quick. That’s happening in every part of the world, rich or poor and it is totally understandable.

The problem is people don't know how to walk anymore.

Waste of Talents in the world

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