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1-30: Cody Dougherty, Bra- 69S Reckless driver, Hwy. 276 assist Female low blood pres- CR 1425 Suspicious vehicle 1-31: FM 2946 Medical assist,
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PET TALK
MY TAKE ON TECH
Crate training
Printing a spaceship
overall dog behavior.
easier.
“Crate training can help with the crate to accommodate the ling also advised limiting crate
time for puppies to one hour for
times such as holiday meals and breaking.
Darling said that if the crate
parties,” Darling said.
One of the challenges of crate training process is done slowly
and blankets.
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ing ink with other materials such as edible ink
on cakes, liquid plastics and resins, and metal-
lic elements creating layers of material. If the
astronauts cannot take a lot of spare parts due to
size and weight constraints, they can do the next
best thing. They can take equipment to manufac-
ture replacement parts as needed in the form of
advanced 3-D printers that could work in zero
gravity.
The astronauts would have several 3-D print-
ers and a generous supply of raw materials such
as plastics and metals that could be used to make
new parts as needed. Perhaps those advanced
3-D printers would be able to make computer
circuit boards completely populated so that if a
module fails, the printer can print a new circuit
board as good as or better than the original. The
software library on the spaceship would have
data files for every spaceship part to be produced
on a 3-D printer.
The printers could be linked to earth so that
engineers on Earth could upload the latest files
of equipment needed by the mission. I see future
Mars missions whereby the spaceship interior
is composed of 70 percent of items that are 3-D
printed on earth, and the software to make those
parts going with the mission so that any of those
items can be replaced in transit by 3-D printers
on board.
Once the astronauts land on Mars success-
fully, automated freight container spaceships
from earth (or the moon) could be sent to Mars
containing life essentials and raw materials as
needed. Eventually the astronauts would be able
to use some of the raw materials found on Mars
to feed future 3-D printers, creating buildings
and other more permanent structures using soil
and elements found on the planet itself.
Perhaps future 3-D printers would handle
organic matter, so that human organs or other
body parts, such as skin, could be constructed to
replace failing or injured human parts on the new
Martians. Medicines and pills to treat illnesses or
injuries would also be generated using the 3-D
printers and proper mix of raw materials. Creat-
ing three-dimensional objects using a variety of
raw materials is almost limitless.
I like to think that 3-D printing of objects
traces its history back to the 15th century where
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can help keep everyone present ling said to place the crate in cine & Biomedical Sciences,
adult, then place a divider in time or to punish the dog. Dar-
Member t=)
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When purchasing a crate, there in an active part of the home, can be found at vetmed.tamu.
are several options to choose Treats or toys can then be used edu/pet-talk. Suggestions for
from, including plastic, wire, to slowly encourage the dog to future topics may be directed to
and fabric. Darling recommends enter the crate. Once the dog editor©cvm.tamu.edu.
house training, prevent destruc- puppy’s size as he grows.”
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DAVID TRAYLOR
Rains County Sheriff
Deciding to crate train your starting with a sturdy plastic or is completely comfortable being
dog is a great way to start the wire crate for dogs that are new inside, begin shutting the door
new year. It can reduce house- to crate training. She added that for short periods of time, gradu-
hold stress, help with house- many dogs feel more secure in a ally increasing the length of time
breaking a puppy, and improve plastic crate with solid walls or a the dog is kept inside.
She explained that when trav- training is getting the dog to see and without stress, the dog may
eling, it is helpful for dogs to the crate as a safe place, rather even come to enjoy spending
see the crate as a familiar place, than a punishment. Darling rec- time in the crate when the door
which will reduce the stress they ommends associating the crate is open. If you are still having
may feel when away from home, with toys or treats, feeding the difficulties with crate training,
If they are in an environment dog in the crate, and making the a veterinarian or licensed dog
where other dogs are present, crate comfortable with a soft pad trainer can provide more advice.
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1 less than 1 1-31: Tracy Ray Harrison, CR 1150 Traffic contraband threats, Hwy. 19N traffic Nar- dog, Sheriff’s office (SO) lob- St. Medical assist female chest
gram, $5,000 Lone Oak, Possession of mari- found, Emory Laundromat cotics and weapon found one by Reference possible scam, pains, PR 7422 Medical assist
bond. juana less than 2 oz., $1,000 Male lying in flower bed, CR male arrested, CR 1629 Call Hwy. 69N Reckless driver, male fell, Emory Senior Cen-
1-27: Jesse Lance Childers, bond. 3391 Explosions heard, Emory from constable in Forney Ref- Emory Senior Suite Care & ter Medical assist female fell,
Point, Criminal trespass, $200 There were 9 arrests for the Senior Suite Care & Rehab erence Assault that occurred in Rehab Medical assist breath- East Tawakoni FM 513 Traffic
fine. week; 2 posted bond and were Medical assist breathing issues, Rains Co., CR 1525 Cows out, ing issues, Emory Lennon Dr. narcotics found one arrested,
1-27: Danny Wayne Jones, released. Hwy. 69 and FM 47 Two-vehi- Emory Reckless driver with Austin Bank burglar alarm, Hwy. 19 and FM 514 Cows
Palestine. Violation of prom- As of Friday, February 1, cle accident, Emory McMil- bright lights on. Public service from Quinlan out, CR 1410 Dog dumped,
ise to appear, $267 fine, Driv- there were 2 females and 20 lian St. Medical assist, FM 1-28: CR 3346 Medical assist emergency room reference dog FM 779 Theft of a side-by-
ing while license invalid, $334 males in custody. 2946 Neighbors shooting near female fell, Emory Senior bite on CR 1495, Hwy. 69S side, CR 1402 Possible tres-
fine, Displayed expired license, Calls a residence, Hwy. 69S Reck- Suite Care & Rehab Medical Reckless driver, FM 2737 and passing, FM 47 and Hwy. 276
$182 fine. less driver, Emory Quitman St. assist possible stroke, Emory Hwy. 276 Cow out, Hwy. 276 Suspicious people at a build-
1-27: Michael Ray Martin Jr., 1-25: TM 2795 Longhorn out, Small children in the roadway, Tawakoni Dr. Medical assist, Reckless driver speeding. ing/three subjects located and
Lone Oak, Unlawful carrying HW! 198 Cows out, CR 3500 Hwy. 276 and CR 1530 Traffic Hwy. 69S Reckless driver, CR 1-30: CR 2110 Deceased male, narcotics found all three were
of weapon, $3,000 bond. Boat house fire, Hwy. 69N narcotics found one arrested, 3025 Suspicious vehicle, Emo- Point Industrial Blvd. Medical arrested, Emory Best West-
1-28: Jesse Lance Childers, Reckless driver, Hwy. 69N FM Grass fire, Point Ave ry Dairy Queen Two-vehicle assist female possible stroke, ern Inn & Suites Reference
Point, Criminal trespass, -raffie contraband found, Hwy. D Female causing disturbance, accident, Emory Sidekicks Bar PR 7422 Medical lift assist, Threats made toward another
$1 000 bond Failure to iden- 276 Burglary of storage build- 1-27: Emory Max-A-Mart and Grill Suspicious male sub- CR 3410 Medical assist person business, Emory Dollar Gen-
tify, $1,000‘bond. Resisting ing: EmoryClarkD. Medisa Male subject bothering cus- ject, Emory Grass fire behind with chest pains, Emory Mail- eral Store Possible intoxicated
arrest, $3,000. assist possible overdose, Point tomers. Hwy. 276 and FM funeral home, CR 1150 Grass box Express Plus Male sub- driver leaving.
substance PG nal nonsupport, no bond.
five behaviors, provide a safe Darling said dogs usually will each month of age, and letting
way to transport your dog in a not soil the area where they the dog outside to exercise and
car, and provide a safe, calm sleep, so using a crate without go to the bathroom before put-
place for your dog during hectic extra space can help with house- ting it in the crate.
Barring a future worldwide cataclysm,
humans are destined to land on Mars at some
point. I believe that will be an even more pivotal
moment than when humans first landed on the
moon in 1969. A trip to Mars will be riskier as
well due to the distance of the red planet from
earth and the time needed for the trip.
Future astronauts heading to Mars will not
have any rescue options should they run into
trouble along the way. Therefore, they will have
to be prepared for any contingency. That can be
a challenging task when there are weight and
size limitations on everything they can take.
Every kilogram and cubic centimeter on that
spaceship will have to be carefully considered
when provisioning for that long trip. According
to NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s web-
site, the ideal lineup for a launch to Mars would
take roughly nine months after leaving Earth.
Compare that with just days to visit the moon,
and the risks and rigorous planning needed for a
Mars mission become more understandable.
When America’s astronauts set out for the
moon 50 years ago, equipment and supplies
needed to last for the duration of the trip there
and back, plus the time spent on the moon.
Those times were measured in days, while on a
Mars mission, equipment and supplies will have
to last for at least a year, plus time on the ground
on Mars. If a round trip is in the plan, double all
the times and respective needs for provisions, not
to mention fuel for the return trip.
When Johannes Gutenberg first used a press
with movable type back in the 15th century,
making reading possible for the masses, he prob-
ably had no idea that printing eventually would
use not just black ink on paper, but other materi-
als that did not even exist at the time. Modem
materials such as plastics and resins can “print”
three-dimensional (3-D) objects rather than just
transferring black ink to paper.
A few decades ago, the computer revolution
led to economical inkjet printers, designed and
built for everyone with a computer. The tiny noz-
zles of the inkjet printer skim from side to side
just above the paper, fed by ink from a cartridge
or reservoir. The computer sends commands to
wire crate with a blanket draped “At first, do not leave the
The Rains County Sheriff’s 1-29: Steven Harold Roberts, Vehicle in the ditch, Hwy. 19S 2737 Wanted person located fire, Emory dog hit at Hwy. 19 ject causing disturbance, CR
Office took the following reports Sulphur Springs, Driving while Reckless driver in construe- and arrested, CR 2230 Medi- and Ravine St., Hwy. 19 and 3120 Male causing a problem,
of activity during the week of intoxicated, $1,000 bond. tion zone, Emory Rhodes Dr. cal assist, CR 3346 Medical Hwy. 69 Trailer in roadway. Hwy. 19N Aggressive dog at a
anuary - . 1-30: Ethan Logan Medelle, Medical assist, FM 275 Bur- assist, Emory Reno St. Domes- 1-29: Point Northcutt St. Sus- residence, Emory Senior Suite
Arrests Edgewood, Probation viola- glar alarm. tic disturbance, Emory Baptist picious vehicle backed up to Care & Rehab Medical assist
the printer and the printer sprays ink through tiny the entire idea of mechanical printing became a
nozzles onto the paper’s surface exactly as need- viable reality and truly changed the world as we
ed to create the various designs or characters. know it. Printing in 3-D continues that noble trek
Later, color inks were introduced to allow color well into the 21st century and beyond.
printing of documents and images. John can be reached at mytakeontech@gmail.
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Though a relatively simple over the top. Wire crates are also room when the crate door is
form of dog training, crate train- convenient for traveling, as they shut,” Darling said.. “Once 10
ing does have its challenges. In can fold down when not in use. minutes has been successfully
recognition of January’s Nation- “The crate should be just achieved, begin leaving the
al Train Your Dog Month, Kit large enough for the dog to stand room. If the dog starts to whine,
Darling, infection control coor- up, turn around, and lay down ignore him, and let him out when
dinator at the Texas A&M Col- comfortably,” Darling said. “If he is calm.”
lege of Veterinary Medicine & you are training a puppy, you Crate training can be helpful
Biomedical Sciences, has advice can buy a crate large enough in many situations, but should not
and tips to help make the process to accommodate the dog as an be used for excessive amounts of
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