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Suja, you are right. My dad said the same thing. I will head in that direction if I don't get what I need from the dr's that fall under our insurance. At this point paying out of pocket would be really difficult for us so I'd like to see it covered but of course we will do what we have to do and I know my dad will help us out with things like that in a heartbeat.
Dbf's new job will give us insurance (the kids at least, not sure about me since we aren't married) but I haven't seen the paperwork yet so I'm not sure of the plan.
I don't think so. He is very careful. My dad brought brats over the other night and I couldn't find any information on whether or not they were gluten free and Kai said he wasn't going to eat it if he didn't know for sure. He knows it makes him feel like crap. I wonder if there is anything else like cleaners or something that could make a difference.
Well, it's official. We are bringing kitty home tomorrow. She is supposed to be extremely shy and skittish and I hope she and puppy can be friends. As far as puppy is concerned, I have always had cats and will continue to - so he's better off learning about them young. I hope kitty can adjust to the change, though.
I had a nice day with my mom. I'm on fall break, which is a new thing this year. So I had a nice lunch with Mom, then we went to the pet store and I bought a ton of stuff for kitty - new carrier, litter box, food bowls, and bed! And Mom looked longingly at the shelter kittens they had for adoption. I suspect she's going to go home and convince my dad they need a kitten. After all that, we went to see a movie at the cheap theater. It was only $3 total for both of us! I haven't had a day out with Mom in a while and I enjoyed it.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Mandy, that sounds like a wonderful day. Does kitty have a name?
I've told my brother that he can bring his cat down (we're taking one of the cats that would otherwise end up in a shelter) the next time he comes. I've been doing a lot of research on litter and litterboxes and just got confused. I'm just going to wait a bit and then re- visit the issue. I did get a small cat condo and some scratching stuff, and that's pretty much it.
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I have tried just about every variety of litter under the sun and I can't say I'm in love with any of them. I ended up getting the pine litter this time around because it's natural so if the dogs get into it they won't be eating any weird clumping chemicals at least. My dearly missed kitty Cosette had a skin issue and the traditional litter got stuck between her toes when she had a breakout. I'm leery of it for any cat for that reason. The vet suggested the newspaper or pine variety. Tried the corn litter and it just got everywhere underfoot and was really difficult to clean up. It's kind of a no-win product.
Kitty's name is Bosco, although we will likely change it. She's a delicate little girl kitty and I just can't reconcile the name.
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Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Awww Too funny about your mom convincing your dad to get one...has she had luck yet? That's great you got to spend time with your mom. I haven't been able to spend a day with my mom doing 'fun' stuff in quite a while. We went out a few months ago and stopped for lunch, but that was the first time in years. Literally.
I am very excited to be going to see Glen Campbell with my dad. I'm not sure it's someone I would go see on my own, but my dad was a huge fan when I was growing up and he never does anything fun. It's literally been years since I did anything with my dad alone. I can't remember the last thing we did. It was probably when I was pregnant with Bobbie and she's 19.
L, I am sorry about your grandmother.
And Chrissy I hope your grandmother is doing well now.
Congrats on the kitty Mandy! Share some pictures please. I would love to have a kitten or two. But dh is allergic. I wonder if we kept the cat out of the bedroom and I vacuumed everyday, he would be okay. Oh and he could never touch the cat. When I met dh he had 3 cats, and I thought oh yes he is a cat lover. Now he's allergic. ugh. On Friday dh had day surgery-repairing a belly button hernia. His recovery has been slow, I don't think he was expecting it to take this long or hurt this much. And next month he is scheduled to repair a torn tendon in his right shoulder. That recovery will take awhile I am sure.
Bridget, you have my vote for homeschooling the kids! It seems like it is the best fit for your family. I feel so badly for poor Kai. I really hope you get some answers. I know you won't stop until you find the answer, but I know how stressful and hard it is on you.
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Chrissy how is Cramer doing?
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So glad you had a good day with your mom Mandy and congrats on the kitty!
Hope you have a good time with your dad at the concert Chrissy and ugh about your family woes, extended and the altercation with Bobbie. I am upset for you on that front. I hope she really appreciates you and can look past herself to see that you are a person with feelings as well. I do think it is her age and hopefully she'll mature, but the way you describe her sounds similar to my DH who is still rather self centered and it is a big pet peeve of mine about him. He is like the center of the world in his mind lol. I think I embarrass him often with me complimenting on how a lot of the things he says and does are all about him and how he will get upset if we, mostly I don't do something he wants done, the exact way he wants it done, when he wants it done. It is really ridiculous.
On our trip to Chicago he got a small spell of what I call his "Chicago-mania." Basically everytime we go to Chicago he is trying to do to much, he gets overwhelmed and then gets mad at me about something ridiculous, and a situation that never would have come up if he'd not been in Chicago. This time, it was because 1- he wanted to cook everything for his party. I had told him that I'd cook all the side dishes and he could just go over his brother's house, where we were having the party, around 3pm and BBQ the meat, as the party wasn't starting until 8pm and we had 8 racks of pork ribs and they take a long time to BBQ. He didn't want me or his mom making the food, he wanted to make it himself (he eventually was in the kitchen until 6:30 and only finished one side dish, he is horrible at time management with cooking) so I ended up spending the whole party finishing the cooking. 2- After I spent most of the night cooking, without complaints or nagging mind you as it was his birthday and I didn't want to get into a heated debate with him about anything, he got kind of drunk with his friends, which I expected so no big deal. I have told you ladies that DH is a pretty nice drunk, if I was a horrible wife, I'd encourage him to drink more often because we get along better when he has had a few drinks in him. One of his friends was super annoying, he also didn't want to leave with the people he came with. My DH is one of those guys who has to be the last person at a party so when it was 4am, I had to force him to leave the party, only this one annoying friend was left and since he didn't go with his ride, he asked DH's brother to take him to the L train to go home. I was nice and didn't want my BIL, who was a sweetheart to host DH's party in his new house, to have to leave at 4am and take this annoying guy to the L so I told BIL, I'd take him on the way back to my MILs house where we were staying. On the ride back, the annoying guy kept telling me I should just take him all the way home. He lived in a west suburb of Chicago, and he kept saying it would only be 20-30 minutes. DH then jumped on this bandwagon and was going on and on about how I should take this guy home, what a great friend he was, just gushing about the guy in his sweet drunk way. And I got super pissed about it and told both of them they needed to STFU cause it was 4am and I wasn't driving to any suburb and he should be happy I was taking him to the L and if he didn't shut up I'd force him out of the car to wait on the bus. So annoying guy shuts up but after I drop him off, DH goes on and on about how mean I am and how I should think about him and his birthday (see self-centered here) and make sure all his friends have a good time and get home early. I had to remind him of how I don't like parties (he knows I don't) how I cooked all night when I could have done it earlier in the day, how it was after 4am by that time and that the kids would be waking up soon, and Elle especially would be waking me up at 8am and I was freaking tired and he needed to stop being so self-centered. Then he got mad and went on and on and even said he was going to drive back to the L and get his friend and take him home - he was VERY drunk and he has done things like that before so we got into an argument about this in the car. 3- The day after his party, we had a lot of food leftover so we had an "after party" and invited more people to come and eat it up and drink up most of the alcohol that DH bought - he bought a ton. DH didn't want to leave even though I told him that we would leave by 3am, no excuses, he agreed to that but then didn't want to leave. I could tell BIL and his wife, wanted us to leave. DH then started trying to insult me by saying I wasn't "street smart" lol! Because one of his friends recently (one of his loser friends) came over looking for him at our house and the friend called him by a different name and since I know this friend is a heavy weed smoker, I figured he was at the wrong house or confused or something - he called my DH "Terrance" which is nothing like DHs name and I told the friend he must have gone to the wrong place because no Terrance lived with us. The friend then called DH by his "street name" which is "Helluvaguy" lol, he is one hell of a guy if you cant tell from this drama, so I knew then that he was speaking of DH. DH has a few "street names" btw, but Helluvaguy is one that his loser friends call him the most. Street names are so people don't know your real name. I have one as well but it is an old nick name and also have a regular name I use when I don't want people to know my real name. Evidently "Terrance" is the name that DH uses as his real name when he doesn't want people to know his real name. We have been together 13 years and I did not know this and DH was going on and on at his brother's house about how un-street smart I am due to me telling this loser friend that no Terrance lived at our house. Basically trying to insinuate that I have no common sense and trying to speak ill of me in front of people, which got me really upset, because actually DH is not very street smart when it comes down to it, he is too self-centered to be, and he had a lot of issues dealing with people growing up and is very naive and gullible and easy to get to do things he doesn't want to do - IMO that is poor street smarts. Then he tried to imply that I had no common sense due to me not being from a big city like Chicago. He was just in a different world.
Needless to say, I had too many Chicago-mania incidents this trip. Also, I wanted to go to Frontera Grill (a restaurant owned by Rick Bayless a guy I watch on PBS on his cooking show, I wanted to try some things from there and his fancier place Topolabombo, as both restaurants are attached and I wanted to go see a play that one of DH's friends invited us to that we didn't get to go to) and DH told me that we would go on Saturday and instead I had to go to that after party where he tried to insult me in front of people (please know, he ended up being the insulted one because I told some factoids about him and his lack of "street smarts" that would rival any suburban-not-knowing-what-street-smarts-is person, so he ended up embarrassed and the butt of jokes, but still I was just shocked he would try to speak ill of me in front of people that is not something that he has done in literally YEARS!).
But other than DH's erratic behavior and Chicago-mania, we had a good time. Elle's party was nice and I got some good pics and got to see some of DH's family I haven't seen for a while. I was especially happy to see that his little cousin, who is now 3 and was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 15 months and had to endure surgery and chemo, is doing REALLY well and he was just the sweetest little guy. Elle loved him and his little brother and told me "I like my little boy cousins, they are cute and sweet and fun and do what I tell them to do" LOL at her. I hope she doesn't end up self centered like DH.
Bridget I am hopeful that you can find what is ailing poor sweet Kai. I would probably go to an endocrinologist to rule out any sort of hormonal imbalances as well as an urologist. Since you got the allergy prick from the other doctor, I would just wait on those results and not waste my time with another allergist unless something comes up as a result of the prick. My aunt, who is an RN always tells me she only goes to a neurologist for any sort of mystery so that is also an option, them and an endo. Her oldest son had a horrible skin condition and she did as Suja suggested, took him to a teaching hospital, one associated with Ohio State in Columbus, she lived in Toledo mind you but was sick of Toledo doctors not helping him, they went to an endo and he got some sort of medication and has the most beautiful skin to this day. They gave him an oral med and some skin cream that looks like tar. She still has that tar jar and uses it for her eczema even though I'm sure it is overly expired as he was like 6 or 7 when she took him there and he is 18 now lol!
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Erin, I have no doubt you are street smart, what is your dh thinking?! It sounds like maybe it's a good thing your dh did not get the job in Chicago. yes? Or do you think he was acting this way because he is ticked off he didn't get the job. His attitude would have driven me insane. I cannot stand being around selfish people.
I am glad that Elle had a good party!
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Bridget, do you think he has an usually small bladder maybe? Do you remember if, when he was a baby, you had to change wet diapers really frequently?
I know from my own experiences that there can be tests done to see if he is emptying his bladder-e.g. you take him in and have him pee at the doctor's office and then they do an ultrasound to see if there is any urine left in his bladder. I'd contact a urologist.
oh and Jennifer I blame you for mentioning Snickerdoodle cookies! G didn't go to school yesterday and we baked them. He had fun rolling them in the sugar and cinnamon. "these cookies are the best I ever had in my life, cause I helped you mommy"
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Kate, Kai did pee a lot as a baby. I remember when I used to leave him in a cotton diaper with no cover was when I first realized how much he was going. I'd say to dbf how I couldn't believe he peed so often.
Gilly is so sweet. I miss baking. I don't do it as often because gluten free stuff is so easy to screw up and then I have to throw away valuable ingredients! I've perfected the pancakes and waffles so I make those pretty much every morning.
Erin, I cannot believe you dh! Well i can because he sounds so much like dbf. He just cannot see past his own needs. I find it hilarious that he would call you out on street smarts. I think it's so obvious that you've got 'em. I get so mad at dbf when he tries to call me out in front of people on things I know he knows I know. I alway say, "You don't want to go there. Trust me." and that usually quiets him really quickly.
Today I am really entertaining the homeschool idea and pulled out the book i'd planned to center our learning around. It's this one http://www.amazon.com/Nebels-Element.../dp/1588208923 and I really like it. I'm going to read it cover to cover before I start planning. I started it way back when but then shelved it when Savana started school last year.
So I'm looking for a urologist and endocrogologist today and lying and saying my dr referred me. Hope that doesn't turn around and bite me. I've left our dr 2 messages today saying that I need the referral but he hasn't called back yet.
Erin, that party did NOT sound fun for you. I'm sorry you had to work so hard and put up with so much on your time off.
Kate, we're on a plane about to fly to MA right now. I'm working during the week and we'll be in Cape Cod, Dennis Port this time. I've been thinking if how we might be able to hook up. Still brainstorming...
Mandy, yay for Bosco. Between Kramer and Bosco, we have a growing Seinfeld crew of pets. Elaine would make a good dog's name.
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Yeah I think that those are great ones for little kids to help out with. Snickerdoodles are our favorite!
B...I have never really said anything about referrals. I just call up whatever specialist I want to see and go. I only thought a referral was needed if it was for insurance purposes and your insurance required them like an HMO or something.
Erin, I remember when you posted about the brain tumor....that is such fantastic news that he is doing so well!
I know nothing about cat litter....but if anyone wants to know about doggie litter, I can help there. Not something for bigger dogs but sure is handy for little ones. Cosmo is 31 lbs and Molly is 23 lbs. Both go outside when I can or when I feel like it....but if it's raining, the box it is for them. Or it gives them the ability to go on their own when they way. Like yesterday I didn't get up fast enough so Molly just ran for the box and did her business before I was out of bed. Cosmo will often ask to go out, Molly doesn't yet. In fact sometimes when she is out, she is distracted and will not go potty and goes right after we get back in the house.
I am back to thinking that after Cosmo goes, getting a second puppy again. Only took a year. LOL I swore I was only a one dog family after this try with two but I think Molly will want a buddy again.
I'm thinking maybe of a Westie. I also suggested a collie to DH but I have a feeling that he will not go for a big dog. We are too used to litter box being available and he likes a dog he can pick up and hold and carry.
Erin, your "tales of DH" crack me up. Although I would have been very upset in your shoes. Yuck.
Bosco is here. She yowled loudly the whole way home. She's been home now for 45 minutes and hasn't come out of her carrier yet. I'm about to go give her a treat and see if I can bribe her out. Shelley, i'll post pics for you all later.
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Shelley, DH just acts like that lol! It doesn't have to do with that job, it is just his personality and how he gets out of character when he is trying to do too much at once, especially on little sleep. He was exhausted when we came home and he was especially sad that he had forgotten about me wanting to go to Frontera and sad that he didn't go to the play as the friend who produced the show was in it and acting/movie making/producing theater are his profession. He has a community theater that involves local teens and is really involved in the community so I wanted to go and support him. This guy is also DH's old mentor and music teacher from when he was 12 through 18 so a close friend and the guy was upset DH stood him up and gave DH a piece of his mind, which was when DH remembered me wanting to go to Frontera. He apologized for being so selfish in that instance.
But yeah, that is just the way DH behaves. He is only like this when we go to Chicago, hence why I call it "Chicago-Mania." It was worse before he got that job prospect.
He still wants to move to Chicago and is looking for other employment there. I honestly don't think he'd be so bad if he lived there full time due to him not having to rush around and get flustered about everything, which is what causes all these incidents when we travel there.
Oh, forgot to mention too, the whole mania started off in the car!! DH called the people who were supposed to board Bruno while we were there and he was basically yelling at them via phone and really being rude so the people told him that they wouldn't board Bruno. Before they told him that, I was telling DH he was being unprofessional and that I was afraid to leave Bruno with them in case they did something to him over DH's poor attitude.
DH started talking about going over there and breaking their window out. I have never heard him speak so crazy before! It was both funny and frightening and I made sure to tell him that if he did something so stupid and got arrested that I'd leave him and drive to my mom's for the rest of my vacation. He didn't do it and instead listened to me and called around for other options. He remembered one of his childhood friends' parents owned a pet shop that boarded animals and called them up. They remembered him and gave him a great deal - only $13 per day for Bruno's board. The other place was $25 a day and they wanted to give Bruno some boosters since we do them ourselves and don't have a vet record so it would have been about $175 for the stay at the other place. It was about $45 total at the pet shop and so we ended up getting a good deal and DH didn't break anyone's window.
This sort of behavior is the reason why I say that I will eventually get sick of him. He just does and says some dumb things sometimes, like he has some sort of issue. He has told me before he thinks he may need to see a psychiatrist and I agree with him but then he decided he is just himself and doesn't have any issues so he gave up that idea.
Oh Erin! I too would have been HOT at him trying to call you out in front of people. Any time I see that, I think the guy (it's invariably a guy, but women do it too) I think they look like an ass. But in your case, 'cause he started it, I would have been happy to see you put him in his place.
I'm glad you were able to have a great time despite that and the guy wanting you to be his personal taxi at 4:00 a.m. Talk about nerve!!
Myles, it would be neat if we could meet up this weekend. I had kind of hoped to go to Carver this weekend. Both King Richard's Faire (a ren fest) and Thomas the Tank engine are going to be there (two different locations, but close to each other) I checked and Carver is about 45-50 minutes from Dennis Port which is actually closer than where I live. Do you think you could fit one of those in? The kids might have more fun at Thomas but it's up to you guys. Sunday, I think it is supposed to rain but Saturday might be decent.
Ooh, a secular meetup!
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Kitty or puppy? Kitty is a girl with a boy's name LOL! Gwennie is really interested in kitty and sniffing around a lot. She is used to cats so she just wants to get to know her, I think. Really, kitty is much less foreign to her than the puppy because she was the youngest so never had a puppy to raise before. It's a whole new world. So I think she'll do great with Bosco.
She and Marcus are doing well, too. The other day, they were out in the yard together. Because of her separation anxiety, she really prefers to be with us and has always come the instant her name is called. The other day she refused to come - because puppy was around the corner and she didn't want to leave him unsupervised! He is getting to the point of pushing boundaries, though. He has gotten a little too nippy with her and she lets him know when he's gone to far, but if she snaps at him they both "make up" after with lots of sniffing and kisses from Marcus. It's very cute.
So far puppy was interested in all the meowing from kitty, then went to take a nap. He isn't as curious as Gwennie is - I guess because he's still a baby and still learning what "normal" is around here (if you can call it that).
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The Yankees. I grew up with a sports fanatic Father who put me onto baseball before I could walk. Also I'm an avid fan of Mr. Paul O'Neill and will always continue to be.
What's your favorite movie quote?
I underestimated this movie a lot, and to this day still can't get over how ridiculously funny Jonah Hill is. "Can't find underwear, Balls don't fit"- The Babysitter
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Silent Hill series. I've played and defeated all of them. Come at me.
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What's the worst job you've ever had?
RETAIL. I did it for 3 years of my life. Never ever again, just take my word for it.
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Submitted by Anonymous | June 21 2010 | Permalink
Whenever my wife or i peel an orange, our one dog (a mix) sits planted on floor behind us hoping for some. Needless to say the store bought "no chew sprays" which taste bitter didn't work so well when she was a puppy.
Submitted by Alison @ Merry ... | June 21 2010 | Permalink
My dog loves oranges too - he stares at me while I peel them and loves to share one with me. He sits patiently waiting for each section, and we have half each.
Submitted by Leslie | June 21 2010 | Permalink
My Boston Terrier loves lemons.....he'll bark at the lemon tree until I give him a lemon. If I don't respond fast enough he jumps and jumps until he can grab one. He's pretty intense about it. Then he plays with it like it's a ball until it's in several pieces. His lemony kisses are quite refreshing!!
Interesting. So I'd take that a step further and say that most dogs would then hate citronella based flea/tick repellents. I've had some success with them but if the dog absolutely hates the scent then you'd hate to use it on her.
Submitted by Anonymous | September 7 2010 | Permalink
There is a particular area in the backyard that I dont want my pitbull to do his business. Is there something that is check and that works?
Submitted by CJ | August 18 2011 | Permalink
so your saying that if i put the smell of a lemon on my dog's bandage, she will stop trying to chew it off? (she hates the taste of lemons).
Submitted by Karen London | August 18 2011 | Permalink
It could act as a deterrent to chewing, depending on the degree of motivation she has to try to remove the bandage and how much she hates lemons. Be sure to check with your vet before trying this as the acid in the lemon could hurt if it touches an open wound, and the lemon juice could potentially interfere with the bandage and the injury. It's always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to medical issues. Best of luck to you. I know it can be very frustrating to try to stop a dog from chewing on their own bandages.
Submitted by Anonymous | September 15 2011 | Permalink
Great Tip!! My Boxer/Lab mix has an amazing sense of smell. Just recently he knocked down our industrial-sized trash can to get to a beef roast and roasted chicken carcass I threw out (he has not done this before). We have a grapefruit tree in our backyard that has way too much fruit and lo and behold, when I rubbed it on my hands he can't stand the smell of it!! So we just smothered the trash can with grapefruit juice and threw a a half dozen into the bottom for good measure. Hopefully this will keep him out of the trash!
Submitted by ladygirldoggie | January 24 2012 | Permalink
my ladygirl,i came here to find out why she was litterly freaking out on me when she smelled my orange peel, she went balistic on me. NOW i know why!! teeth showing,jumping around. wow!! thanks for the info!!
Submitted by Anonymous | October 13 2012 | Permalink
My dogs liked the orange smell, they even tried to eat the orange slice when I gave it to them.
Submitted by raven2001 | January 8 2013 | Permalink
I have Jack Russells who think if it is not eating them it is food. They eat all citris as I do just a slice or 2 I have the rest. When pealing veges they are at my feet waiting for a drop. they pick their own cukes dig carrots and beats, pick corn peel it eat the kernels and leave the cob on the lawn. If I shoot a squirel it rarely hits the ground before the war is on for the bigger half. In 8 years no sick or lay arround dogs. One year I was planting potato's and looked back to see them eating the seed as fast as they could.
Submitted by Anonymous | April 2 2013 | Permalink
This did not work on my dog who is bull mastiff cross, in-fact she started licking my hands :/
Submitted by Jen | April 10 2013 | Permalink
Ms. London My dog is Pit terrier mix and she LOVES the scent and eating oranges. She will fight me for mine or attack the bag when I come home from the store. She loves to play with the orange peel as well. she jumps around and goes crazy rolling around over the peels.
Submitted by AlphaOmega | April 18 2013 | Permalink
My dog, Buddy is a Doberan Pincher, and he has a nasty habit of eating...feminine sanitary items out of our barhroom trash can. Just wondering if there was any way to cause some sort of repelling smell that would make him not want to go near it, nevertheless eat anything. Thanks for this article!
Submitted by mel | May 20 2014 | Permalink
Yes. My dog loves oranges and the legs of my furniture. My friend suggested Vicks Vapor Rub as dogs do not like the smell. I wiped a small amount on the legs. She sniffed it and did not bother the furniture again. The smell goes away quickly and house does not smell like Vicks.;) Also just on corner of rugs and rugs saved!
Submitted by Anonymous | June 25 2013 | Permalink
my obnoxious little pomeranian loves all citrus fruits. and green peppers. and broccoli.
Submitted by Jim | August 1 2013 | Permalink
OK, so some dogs hate the smell of citrus and others like it. What other smells do your dogs hate? Maybe not every dog is the same, but the idea of using scent as a behavior modifying is solid stuff.
Submitted by Livi | August 3 2013 | Permalink
I'm so glad I found this article! My puppy always barks at my orange if I'm eating one, I thought he might be begging so I put a segment near his nose to see what he would do and he jumped away! I think I definitely have a citrus hating dog!
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the final one is that the kelpie x seems to always be looking for food, even after she has had a big meal, so people don't like to visit me.
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My dog hates the smell of oranges so much that she will start rubbing her nose against her doggy bed to (I'm guessing) get rid of the smell... It was quite amusing to watch the first time I found out.
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Tonight is the first of the 2012 Vice Presidential Debates between Vice President Joe Biden and the Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Paul Ryan. The country will watch on and learn things as the two share their positions on domestic issues. While Biden and Ryan answer important questions about health care, reproductive rights, and the state of the economy, we at Hollywood.com are staging debates of our own. Today, we decided to tackle the Sophie's Choice of Teen Comedies: Clueless v. Mean Girls. Which film has influenced our vocabulary more? Writers Shaunna Murphy and Leanne Aguilera square off on this vital issue.
Opening Argument from Shaunna Murphy:Though Mean Girls is a spectacular film that taught me the importance of wearing pink on Wednesdays, its influence on the public vernacular was not nearly as profound as that of one of its '90s counterparts, Clueless. I mean, as if ""fetch"" ever reached the cultural ubiquity of Betties and Baldwins. Valley Girl and Heathers may have preceded Clueless in heavy usage of ""Valley-Speak,"" but Clueless took its popularity to a whole new level by the mid-'90s, everyone in my Jersey elementary school was saying ""as if"" and using upspeak like they lived in your native Southern California, Leanne. (Come to think of it, maybe that's why you don't understand Clueless' importance because everyone around you just talked like that to begin with. Ugh. What-ever.) Anyway, before I start buggin, I present to you some evidence:
""Clueless had a dramatic impact on popular culture,"" said Neil Lumbard, a staff writer at DVDTalk.com ""From the young cast of up-and-coming stars, fashion (which made an especially noticeable impact on youth of the time), and the many words that became common usage: Whatever and As If being towards the top (though without actually even scratching on the surface of the film's witty and referential script)."" Wisegeek.com agrees: ""The film popularized a number of expressions that speakers now consider to be common, including the ubiquitous ""Whatever!"" With its continuing use amongst teenagers and adults alike, the phrase defies fad status and instead cements its place in American vernacular."" That's, like, Shakespearean level of cultural influence, right there.
In fact, Clueless was so popular that it inspired a 1996 spin-off series of the same name. But the film's influence wasn't all positive especially if you live in the Valley. Lead character Cher Horowitz's profound distaste for the other side of the hill has lived on for decades, with several of my Los Angeles friends (many of whom were teens at the time of its release) still quoting the film whenever a move to, say, Studio City is brought up.
Also, Clueless introduced the world to one of the best movie-insults of all time: ""You're a virgin who can't drive."" BAM. Outtie.
Opening Argument from Leanne Aguilera: There is no denying that Clueless is classic and, yes, soon after the movie was released, girls were rushing out to buy knee-high socks, plaid skirts, and doing their best to try and pull off a tank top over a tee shirt. (Alas, it's nearly impossible unless you're Cher Horowitz.) Shaunna, that is so flattering that you and all of your little Shore-goers were running around saying "like" and "whatever" in hopes of becoming more like my California friends and me. However, when I was passing notes in school using my Clueless-inspired fuzzy pen my friends and I were writing about things like "word vomit," how cool it would be to have Mrs. George as a mom, and our fears surrounding Coach Karr's warning: "Don't have sex, because you will get pregnant, and die." Clueless may have paved the way for a much-needed fashion revolution, but Mean Girls was, and still is, the voice of our generation.
"In a wasteland of dumb movies about teenagers, Mean Girls is a smart and funny one," praises Roger Ebert, one of the world's most distinguished movie critics. Of course, this movie's level of "funny" is a direct result from film's script. Need I remind you who wrote the dialogue for this 2004 masterpiece? The one and only Tina Fey. (Cue the applause please!) Mark Lee of LC Radar says it best, "Mean Girls might stand forever as Tina Fey's greatest achievement, though it's hard to say for sure because that woman can do no wrong." Preach! Lee continues, "[Mean Girls] honestly says a lot about the culture and interactions of high school girls. There was a message under those army pants and flip-flops. And it doesn't hurt that it has some of the funniest lines in teen-film history."
Quoting Mean Girls is skill an art form if you will that many have spent countless girls' night to perfect. True, the amateur quoter will use Cher's "as if'" or "outtie" in a conversation sporadically, but this blatant use of line-dropping will automatically, reveal the source of your unoriginal thought. Mean Girls, however, has weaved its way so deep into our society's vernacular that it has now become a friendly little quiz to see just how flawlessly the lines can be tucked into a rapid dialogue. There's no denying that every time someone says, "Is this seat taken?" an immediate counter is "You can't sit with us!" Or when a friend says she wants to do "something fun," your initial suggestion is to go to Taco Bell. And, of course, the ultimate compliment can be derived from saying that girl has "two Fendi purses and a silver Lexus."
As for your claim regarding one of the best movie-insults of all time, I believe these three words say it best: "Boo, you whore."
Rebuttal from Shaunna Murphy: See that's the thing Leanne of course, for you and I, quoting Mean Girls is an ""art form"" the reason being, it came out when you and I were both teens. It's one of the defining films of our high school years (along with Bring it On and the like), and we'll treasure Tina's precious one-liners forever.
But 20 years from now, teens aren't going to think of Mean Girls as a film with a strong cultural identity, like Clueless. I mean, Clueless affected the way a nation of kids spoke. They weren't just quoting lines from the movie, they were raising their sentences and mimicking characters from that movie characters who, for most people, lived lightyears away (Beverly Hills). Clueless defined California-cool in the mid-'90s, and people STILL associate upspeak with Cher Horowitz. That's pretty damned impressive.
Look, I'm not denying that Mean Girls will go down in film history as a great high school movie it's up there in the lexicon with Fast Times, Heathers, Bring it On, Dazed and Confused, etc., etc. And its message was far more inspiring than Clueless' (if Clueless even had a message). But it didn't change the way people spoke it only gave them more funny things to say.
Rebuttal from Leanne Aguilera: Well said Shaunna. Clueless, without a doubt, mainstreamed the Heathers-inspired ""valley-girl"" way of talking. As a current resident of Beverly Hills, I cannot begin to tell you how many times a day I hear, ""Like... ummm. Can I get like a tall non-fat, iced vanilla latte...?"" It's nauseating for me to hear people trail off the ends of their sentences, but yes, it still happens. And I'm sure that Clueless had a large influence on how these 90210 residents, and other ""wannabes"" in the nation, currently stylize their sentences.
However, the topic of this debate is ""Which film has had the biggest impact on teen vocabulary?"" Vocabulary. Last time I checked, vocabulary is defined as a collection of words or phrases, not the style in which these words are pronounced. Hence bringing me back to my previous point: Mean Girls as a whole has embedded its quotes deeper into our everyday conversations than Clueless has. Everyone knows know exactly how many candygrams the incredible Glenn Coco received, but off the top of your head, do you know how many tardies Travis Birkenstock earned?
And before you try to remind me that Clueless came out first, thus making it more well-known and/or superior due to seniority, I present to you this comparison: Everyone was Ooh-ing and Aah-ing when the Sony Walkman first came out, saying that it would would go down in history as a classic, a game-changer, something that would always be remembered. But then Apple introduced the iPod.
Closing Remarks from Shaunna Murphy: Rolling With the Homies. As if. Whatever. Betties and Baldwins. Postal. Monet. Surfing the crimson wave. Though Mean Girls is fresher for us twentysomethings than Clueless so quotes like ""fetch"" are currently more popular than the phrases listed above I maintain that none of the dialogue in Mean Girls will stand the test of time, as Clueless has. Clueless was a defining cultural moment that introduced words, phrases, and, yes, a whole new manner of speaking to an entire nation. Mean Girls was just a really fun movie that pop-culture-philes (mostly female) will fondly remember long past its due date (largely because of Lohan's tragic fall from grace). Ten years from now let's quote some Mean Girls to teenagers and see what happens, eh? I'm picturing a lot of eye-rolls and blank stares.
Closing Remarks from Leanne Aguilera: She doesn't even go here!
Who do you think won this debate: Clueless or Mean Girls? Which movie do you continuously quote? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!
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Police released surveillance photos Thursday afternoon of the three men who broke into the Trump International Hotel and Tower and parachuted off the building's highest point.
The three jumped off the 1,389-foot building at 401 N. Wabash at 12:30 a.m. Thursday, police News Affairs Officer Ron Gaines said. They were wearing flight suits, had helmets with cameras strapped on, and to gain access, used a "cutting device" to destroy the locks.
"I think first time I crawled over the ledge, I would be terrified," one person told FOX 32 News. "And with these wind currents and everything I think that gentleman would have to have, I think in Spanish they would say cuevas?"
"I mean it's the perfect building to do it from," another adds. "You got a beautiful area around here: best building and the best place in the city. I'm not really a daredevil. I wouldn't do it but I give props to people who do do it."
No injuries were reported, and the three base jumpers managed to get away.
The late night leapers were bold enough to jump, but so far, they're not bold enough to post their stunt on the internet.
Police released an alert with the surveillance photos Thursday afternooon, asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects.
For now, Police Superintendent Gary McCarthy says security will be top priority.
"We're always in constant contact with building owners…not just for incidents like this but mostly regarding terrorism," McCarthy said.
Police say the daredevils got in by cutting the locks off some of the doors and climbed 92 stories to the top.
Hotel officials were not immediately available for comment Thursday morning.
In 2010, base jumpers also used the Trump Tower as part of the filming for "Transformers 3."
Anyone with information should call Area Central detectives at (312) 747-8380.
The Sun-Times Media Wire contributed to this report.
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Hi Girls! I've been around for many months but haven't posted in this thread because I kept thinking (er, wishing!) that my BFP was just around the corner. Well, it's been well over a year of TTC now. We just completed our fertility testing, exams, etc. and will have our first RE appt. next week. Wish me luck, and sending the same out to all of you!
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Warhammer Online Patch Adds New CareersMythic Entertainment today kicked off its three-month long "live expansion" for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning with the 1.2 patch, which adds two new careers to the MMO along with a new scenario, new treasures, and various other tweaks.
By completing the new "Bitter Rivals" event, which includes the new RvR "Twisted Tower" scenario, players will be able access the two new melee-focused careers--the Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer--a week before everyone else. Two new secret lairs have been added as well, along with an improved crafting system and easy public quests.
A list of the highlights and general changes follows below. For the exhaustive entirety of the numerous combat and career-specific tweaks, hit up the official site.
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- New Careers! Unleash the savage fury of the relentless Orc Choppa, or take up the doom-laden oath of the unstoppable Dwarf Slayer. These two new melee-focused careers relish the thrill of fighting on the front lines and laying waste to all foes that come within reach of their mighty blades. Players will need to take part in the Bitter Rivals event to unlock these two new careers. Unlocking the characters via the Bitter Rivals event will give early access to the Slayer and Choppa in one week. All others players will gain access one week afterwards.
- Bitter Rivals join the battle! Introducing the newest live event for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. "Bitter Rivals" focuses on the ancient hatred that burns between the Dwarf and Greenskin races. Millennia of conflict in the Worlds Edge Mountains have honed the enmity that exists between the Orcs and Goblins and the stout Dwarfs to a razor-sharp edge, and when these nemeses meet in battle, it is war without mercy.
- Fight for control of the warped Twisting Tower! The battle rages in this new Scenario found deep in the heart of the maddening Chaos Wastes. Here, the warping power of Chaos is at its peak, transforming the very fabric of reality in defiance of all reason. Warriors of Order and Destruction must grapple for control of this ancient citadel, for if the secrets of the Twisting Tower should fall into enemy hands, the tide of battle will surely turn. Like the Reikland Factory, the Twisting Tower will be available for all players for a limited time as a preview to accompany the Bitter Rivals event. Be sure to stake your claim to the Twisting Tower while you can!
- Answer the Call to Arms with new Realm vs. Realm gameplay enhancements! Introducing the new Open RvR Rallying Cry system that summons you to key battles for Tiers 1, 2 and 3. The new Zone Control Domination System for Tiers 2 through 4 rewards a realm that truly conquers the battlefield. Also, many improvements to siege weapons ensure that the mighty engines of war are now more lethally effective than ever. See below for additional details.
- New treasures await! Across-the-board itemization improvements have been made to the Fortresses, world dungeons, and city dungeons of WAR, including better world drops, quest rewards, Influence rewards, and more!
- Crafting System Improvements! We've made many improvements to the game's crafting system, including pairing-off specific gathering skills with specific production skills in order to make crafters more self-sufficient. Also, the leveling curve of trade skills has been improved and fewer components are required to create items. Last, but certainly not least, is the addition of new craftable items!
- Easy Public Quests make their debut in Tiers 2, 3, and 4. Scaled for courageous bands of 1 to 3 adventurers, these Public Quests offer a rewarding PvE experience without a large commitment of forces. You'll find one Easy Public Quest in each Chapter, so gather a few friends, or venture out alone... if you dare!
- Multiple mail attachments! Now you can send several attached items with a single mail message.
- Two new secret lairs await! Finding the new hidden lairs is only half the battle. Figuring out how to open the door - and surviving the dangers inside - is another matter, entirely!
- The Open Party button has finally severed its ties to the player portrait and moved to the Menu Bar. This new Parties and Warbands window now has all information about Open Parties and Party Management, as well as the new Looking for Group system.
- In combat, your own health value could fluctuate up and down inaccurately. This will no longer occur.
- When instructed to attack a target on the other side of a closed door, pets will no longer run through the door.
- Sometimes when players died, they would appear to others to be sliding around on the ground after respawning. This issue has been fixed.
- /ignore will persist properly between logins.
- Players will no longer incorrectly see other players on their mounts after they have dismounted.
- Opening Movies will no longer always be at max volume.
- When using GTAoE abilities, sometimes the targeting reticle graphic would get stuck to the player instead of showing properly where the cursor has targeted. This has been resolved.
- When a player changes appearances (such as a Squig Herder getting into their Squig Armor) other players targeting that player will no longer lose their target.
- When using flight masters, the flight cinematic will now be less wobbly for Destruction characters.
- When a player uses a flight master and attempts to enter a part of the game world that is currently down or not running, the player will be returned to the flight master instead of getting stuck in the flight cinematic.
- The ground targeting interface has been tweaked. When you are attempting to place a ground target over an invalid surface, there is now a separate ground decal used to show you that you're targeting an invalid surface. There's also now a ground-target-specific icon which will grey and un-grey depending on where you are mousing over.
- When attempting to loot from a pile of corpses, the client will now prioritize corpses with loot on them over empty corpses, making it easier to loot.
- Under heavy server load situations, buffs and debuffs will no longer last longer than they should.
- Monsters will now be less prone to going into an evade state and returning to their spawn point when trying to reach targets.
- Pets will have a more accurate line of sight when trying to use abilities on their targets.
- When mousing over the Tier Label on the Pairing Map, there is now a tooltip that displays the level range for the Tier.
- Players will now be able to click on the round button on the flight map to fly to refugee camps, rather than just the text name on the right side of the map.
- Missing zones have been added to the flight map. Travel map layout issues have been resolved.
- Monsters which flee from combat due to being at low hit points will now immediately begin moving at a slower speed.
- Inventory overflow will now automatically empty its contents into any available backpack slot
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I love Halloween. But I refuse to put a costume on Nikita. I love her too much to do that to her.
A rock star bandana is the closest she'll ever get to wearing clothing.
But why do people put clothes and costumes on their pets? I have yet to see a pet happy about wearing a costume.
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In a highly selective way, flows of internal migrants within Taiwan have responded quickly to political, economic, and social changes throughout the nation's history, and have spurred development of the country's industrial, services, and technological industries. In the past 20 years, however, international migration has reemerged in relevance and now includes the immigration of foreign workers and wives and the emigration of some of Taiwan's best and brightest.
From rather humble beginnings, the Chinese immigrant population in the United States has grown steadily since the 1960s to reach about 1.8 million in 2010. Compared to the foreign born overall, Chinese immigrants report higher levels of educational attainment, are less likely to live in households with an annual income below the poverty line, and are substantially more likely to have naturalized as U.S. citizens.
More than 1 million people became legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States in 2010. Nearly two-thirds of new LPRs are immigrants with family ties in the United States, report MPI's Carola Balbuena and Jeanne Batalova in this updated look at the latest statistics on legal immigration.
At just under 517,000, immigrant apprehensions in 2010 were the lowest they have been in nearly 40 years. Sheida Elmi and Kristen McCabe analyze the most recent immigration enforcement data on apprehensions, detentions, removals, and returns of noncitizens in the United States.
Of the 14.8 million union members in 2010, 12 percent were foreign born. MPI's Jeanne Batalova examines the data on immigrant participation in the U.S. labor force and unions.
This book reflects the effort of the Transatlantic Council on Migration to map how profound demographic change is likely to affect the size and character of global migration flows; and how governments can shape immigration policy in a world increasingly attuned to the hunt for talent.
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TAMPA, FL (RNN) - Buzz is building around a so-called "mystery" speaker reportedly appearing on the final night of the Republican National Convention.
CNN and FOX News are reporting it's Clint Eastwood, but that hasn't stopped delegates and attendees alike from batting around guesses at the Tampa Bay Times Forum about who the person might be.
A number of high profile Republicans are skipping this year's RNC, leaving many to speculate if the absence is just a thinly veiled set up for a convention surprise.
"I hope it's Sarah Palin, I just like her," said Erica Coleman, from St. Petersburg, FL.
Four years ago, Palin accepted the vice presidential nomination at the convention, but bowed out of this year's festivities.
Some delegates speculated President George W. Bush would be the mystery speaker, also a convention no-show. Bush has kept a low profile this political season, not actively campaigning for Romney.
He gave a low-profile endorsement in May, telling a following camera crew "I'm for Mitt Romney," as he jumped on an elevator and the doors closed.
An aide said the former president is enjoying his time out of the political limelight and would not be attending the convention.
Dr. Wayne Reynolds, from Athens, AL, thought the speaker was less political and more Hollywood.
"Who else would make my day?" he joked, a reference to the timeless Clint Eastwood line from Dirty Harry. "C'mon, Obama, make my day."
"He's a mayor and he knows how to run a business and balance a budget. Not only is he a Republican, but he's smart, he's tough and he represents our values."
Eastwood served as the Republican mayor of Carmel, CA from 1986 to 1988 and many media outlets have speculated he will indeed take the stage Thursday night.
If Eastwood is the guy, the GOP isn't commenting. The Romney camp would not confirm if a mystery speaker would take the podium.
"If there was a mystery speaker, then it wouldn't be a mystery," said Russ Schriefer, a Romney aide.
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I have always enjoyed braised leeks, but I see so many different methods of doing it and many seem to result in a sub-par result, either rendering it into a charred mess, or chopping it up into soggy confetti.
I can't say that my way is the best way, but its the way we like them.
Take small leeks. Save the big ones for something else. No bigger than your thumb. Well, my thumb, anyway.
Take the leeks and cut off the root and the green part above where it branches out. You don't want to do the 'split and shake around in water rinse' technique, you want just the tightly wrapped part that isn't going to have dirt inside. Remove the outer leaves if they are coarse.
When you have the BBQ up to heat, drop them on, and turn them a couple of times. It shouldn't take more than 5-6 minutes total on a hot barbie to get good markings on the outside. If you leave them on too long, you can always remove the outer layer, but you run the risk that you will render the insides soft and squishy, which isn't what we are after.
Immediately put the leeks into a snap on plastic container and seal (I often drizzle with EVOO before I seal them up. Leave them alone for 10-15 minutes so the cooking continues and the leeks are cooked through but not soft. You can serve them warm or chill them for cold service later and this method is simpler than blanching and then grilling and I think it gives a nicer tactile feel - not slimy or slippery, but still crisp but tender.
Toppings/dressings include balsamic vinegar and EVOO, S&P, bacon bits (which go with just about anything! - and I mean real bacon, not fake bacon as found at chain restaurant sald bars - but surely I don't have to say that here.) I rarely get any fancier than that although people seem to want to add cheese, dried tomatoes, peppers, Heaven knows what. I like simple, maybe a vinaigrette....but I hate to see that ravelled pile of sad stringy looking leeks that often results from some recipes and techniques I've seen.
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Who are we?Anyone who has lived in this state for more than a month has figured out that while all the governors like to call us "One Michigan," as much as we would like to believe it is so, it is not so.Despite our common thirst for a good Strohs every now and then…what?They don't fire-brew that anymore?Despite our love of sports even when the teams, think Lions, are not very good, we are still culturally divided east vs. west and north vs. south.Why do you think the Yoopers call everybody else Trolls?So here comes a statewide survey that delves into our differences thanks to the folks at the Michigan Economic Center and the EPIC-MRA survey guys.Question: What values are shared the most? Or what do we hold most in common.No. 1 value: Everyone who works hard should have a fair shot at economic opportunity. Eighty-one percent of the population concurs.That's an admirable value but sifting more of the numbers, we also find a state that is not that eager to help the other guy get that fair shot.Question: Do we solve our problems by working together as friends, neighbors, and government?Only 40% say yes. What's the other 60% saying? The survey doesn't say but you can pretty much draw your own conclusion: "I've got mine. You somehow figure out how to get yours."However we are not totally callous about this as 66% believe it's important to help those in need but 58% believe "personal responsibility is more important than looking to others, especially government, for help." Shades of Mitt Romney's 47% line.Race is also a factor in these findings. For example 71% of all Republicans are heavy into the personal responsibility stuff while many Democrats and African-Americans are not.Conversely on the urgency to help those in need, 82% of African American women, all Democrats and all women are willing to lend that helping hand.And as for the "working together" value, all African American and over 44% of Democratic women and white women agree but Republicans are not mentioned.The political divide in this state also stands out like a sore thumb on the role of government. It has been a long running debate dating to the days of former President Ronald Reagan who was fond of calling government the bad guy and doing anything to diminish it's role was embraced by the former actor turned chief executive.The issue on the Michigan survey was: What should government do to create more jobs: Provide more services or cut taxes?Sitting down?Sixty-four percent think government should "provide quality education, good roads, good public service and create an environment in which people want to live."Only 29%, which is just about the size of the GOP political base in the state, believe cutting taxes for individuals and business is the key to job creation. That spinning sound you hear, with all due respect, is Mr. Reagan in his grave.If the data is correct, this explains why some believe the Republicans are out of touch. We actually had a referendum on the role of government in the last presidential election and the anti-government notion embraced by the GOP was rejected and this survey seems to underscore the same notion.Yet this governor will base his re-election hopes on the fact that he sliced taxes for business which he hopes will create jobs. And by the time 2014 rolls around, the jobless rate should tell us if he did.
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