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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
My favorite sports team is drum roll.... Da Bears, of course. I always have been a Bears fan since an early age. I live in Illinois currently and I have now choice. I love going to Bears games and the last couple times I went they lost. So it was very disappointing for me.
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My favorite quote is from Scarface," You wanna waste my time? Okay. I call my lawyer. He's the best lawyer in Miami. He's such a good lawyer, that by tomorrow morning, you gonna be working in Alaska. So dress warm.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I am very good at Super Mario Brothers the old school version. When I was younger me and my younger brother played it for hours one day and the cord started melting. I was very upset about it since I was kind addicted to it but now I just look back and laugh.
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I have two tattoos and my belly buttom pierced and ears also. The first tattoo I got was when I was 18 years old. I went and got an Albanian eagle on the middle of my upper back. Its about the size of apple. I decided to get that because I am Albanian and I am very proud of my Heritage. The second tattoo is on my right hip, three small stars. I like it. It is very girly. I do not regret any of my tattoos. They are still classy and tasteful which is very important to me. I can hide them when I need to and show them off as well.
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I do not own an iPod but I do have an iPhone. The most embarrassing song I do have on there has to be Britney spears, "Hit me baby one more time". I still actually have her cd from the 90's haha.
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Well since I speak a different language every time I am out at parties or at a bar I always manage to start speaking different languages and teaching guys how to speak it and it turns them on big time.
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What's the worst job you've ever had?
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What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
I have many strange foods in my fridge. I like to try many different types of foods. The strangest thing would have to be lamb head. My parents actually eat it and it tastes pretty good. Like chicken of course.
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Big Muddy Monster Brewfest
The Big Muddy Monster Brewfest at Riverside Park in Murphysboro, is a Craft beer lovers dream. Taste from over 25 craft breweries, there's a sanctioned home brew contest, live music, local food & much much more! Come join us for excellent craft brews, live music, and great food.
CITY: Murphysboro
Brown Bag Concert Series
Grab a lawn chair, pick up lunch from a local eatery and head to the Town Square Pavillion for Carbondale Main Street's Brown Bag Concert! Every Wednesday local musicians come together to put on a free show in the heart of downtown Carbondale. Everyone is welcome, but the event emphasizes a family-friendly atmosphere.
CITY: Carbondale
Du Quoin Annual Holiday Lights Fair
Starting the day after Thanksgiving and continuing through the month of December. Come experience Du Quoin Tourism's transformation of the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds into a magical place with lights and decorations. The event features a 1 1/2-mile drive through over $250,000 worth of lighted displays as well as decorated trees, entertainment, food, crafts and visits with Santa in the Expo Hall. The light trail opens nightly from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., and the Expo Hall will be open on the second and third weekends in December from 5:30 — 9:30 p.m. The Expo Hall features Santa's train ride and Santa's Workshop.
CITY: Du Quoin
Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race
The Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race is a simple concept---take a carved pumpkin, decorate it and insert two independent axles through it and attach wheels, then race your pumpkin down a hill to victory! This event is great family fun and a safe, enjoyable way to celebrate fall. Plus, if you craft a winning pumpkin you get to advance to the championship where you can win prizes!
CITY: Carbondale
Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race
Folks from all over literally take pumpkins and creatively engineer them into race cars. Participants race their pumpkins down the streets of downtown Carbondale, competing with one another, and hope theirs crosses the finish line first! Pumpkins race in a series of categories (largest, fastest, most creative, etc.), and must travel unassisted on wheels inserted onto axles that penetrate completely through the melon (no caster wheels and no support frame or chassis will be allowed). This family-friendly competition is both challenging and fun.
CITY: Carbondale
HerrinFesta Italiana
"Ciao" on delicious Italian food and delight in a grand parade. There will be midway rides and games, live music, a bocce tournament, a grape stomp, a pasta cook-off, a kids pet and bike parade, a road race and an art contest.
CITY: Herrin
John A. Logan College Autumn Fest
This annual event features over 100 original, handmade arts and crafts, great food, free admission, and free parking. For more information call 1-800-851-4720, extension 8287.
CITY: Carterville
Mardi Gras
All the events are family friendly from the flea market and craft fair to the entertainment and kids' games. Don't miss the evening lighted parade or the area's largest end of season car show. Be sure to buy into the huge 50/50 drawing (past winners have taken as much as home $12,307).
CITY: Pinckneyville
SIU Saluki Football
Cheer on the SIU Saluki Football team at the state-of-the-art Saluki Stadium. Tailgate before the game with thousands of fans and see why everyone is proud to be a Saluki!
CITY: Carbondale
Southern Illinois Irish Festival
This Festival began in 1997 and continued to grow and expand with new events and excitement for participants of all ages. A Celtic cultural celebration with special concerts, fairs with music, dance workshops & demonstrations, Celtic arts & crafts, and merchandise, children's activities. This year's Southern Illinois Irish Festival will be hosted by Walkers Bluff. This new venue provides a picturesque location just northwest of Carterville, Illinois.
CITY: Carterville
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Like last year, the year before that, and the year prior to that and so on, it rained on Easter here.
I did manage to click some pretty terrible photos with my iPhone for you.
You're welcome.
Behold! The creepiest bunny in the history of all bunnies!
As we prepared to set out the goods for the children the night before Easter, we discovered some mice pellets in our pantry. Let me... Read more
I have these sticky notes. They line my computer background, they clutter my virtual desktop, the travel in my portable office. They are text files I keep open to remind myself of my goals, todo lists, small notes. I have one that I keep open nearly all day, every day. It is titled, "People I want to emulate."
On this text file I keep a very short list of people I admire and dare to imitate. It's like my own version of the, "What Would Jesus Do" bracelet.
It's been one of those weeks. The kind that I blame my parents for setting my expectations of life too high.
Why the hell did they tell me I could be anything I wanted?
That I could achieve! And that I was smart! And OH SO ABLE TO DO ANYTHING I WANT!
'Cause that's just a mid-life crisis waiting to... Read more
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2. Pondering ways to move the earth's orbit so days are 31 hours each.
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Years ago Mr. Flinger and I found a book called "Burnt ToastRead more
In a possible "entirely too much transparency" moment, I have to confess:
I've been thinking of three.
Babies, that is.
I was pretty sure my clock had plumb run out of ticking. I was pretty convinced being pregnant was NOT IN MY CARDS EVER AGAIN OH DO NOT EVEN LOOK AT ME THAT WAY UH NO.
And now? Now? I have the baby fever again.
My husband is taking cold medicine to prevent that from spreading.
I was sure we were done. I am sure that we're done. But oh, OH, Internet, we make such adorable children.... Read more
I remember visiting a family friend in Dallas when I was 10. I flew, on a plane, alone, to spend four days with their family. Looking at this now, I can not believe they let me go.
My mother planned ahead and mailed a letter to me, most likely days before I ever left. It arrived on the second day of my stay. The bottom of the letter was signed, "love ya, Mom."
That closing made me ache in homesickness. It spoke more to me about my mother than most of the letter. It was exactly how she spoke. "Love ya." It is not "Love YOU," just... Read more
It's been a day. You know how people say this, "It's been a day," and nobody ever says, "oh, what do you mean?" It's like The Pill. Someone says The Pill and you know that means THE PILL. Not headache medicine, not Vitadmin D, but THE Pill.
It's been a day.
And while I can certainly give you details, let's face it: You KNOW what that means. There's a list of things that started out great and went to crap. Quickly.
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It's funny the things people will say when you enter a difficult situation. My family was uprooted from the upper-middle-class subburbs of a major metropolitan city with 300 days of sun at the end of Jr. High. We settled in a mill town in a small rural area of a state that sees 30 days of sun a year. The entire time my parents sang chorusses of "But you can remake yourself! You can be anything you want! You get to start fresh!"
Dude, I was 13. I was fresh. I had no idea who I was in the first place. Also, these people don't peg their pants like we do and why aren't... Read more
People so often lump a person's "core" within boxes. Boxes of artificial labels society places on ideals. "Republican." "Pro-Gay-Marriage." "Working Mother." "Christian." "Athiest."
Our values in my family are above labels. They are paragraphs of ideals, gray areas of judgement. They are curated over years and formed through connections. They are intangible but visible.
Between work and family and bills and co-workers and clients and rainy drizzly days and sick kids, it becomes rare if not... Read more
My children were playing "little fucker" at Home Depot?
Now, look, before you get all judgy, let me just preface this with a post I wrote two years ago to prove I have no idea what I'm doing as a parent. Ok? I had a plan. I had a theory. That theory sucked.
In retrospect, the "time and a place" mantra could work. Teaching your children that anyone can say anything as long as it is the appropriate time and place is rather discerning. I don't want to... Read more


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Nobody in Washington, so far as I can tell, is talking very much, or worrying very much, about how little time remains before the extended "old" farm bill expires leaving a lot of agriculture out in the cold. Actually, it's not just those farmers out there in the county, or across the state, or over the nation, that are at risk. I'd guess maybe you've heard about the food stamp program, now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - - SNAP - - that's also at risk, because it is part of the farm bill.
Yes, I know the House version of the farm bill eliminates SNAP, and leaves its implementation to a separately handled piece of legislation. I understand the proponents of that bit of legislative legerdemain want first to separate SNAP from the farm bill as a cost-cutting measure. I further understand that at least some of the proponents of that procedure anticipate being able to cut the separated SNAP appropriation by several billions. That would be good for the budget, but it would be an unbearable burden on a lot of folks. For that reason, and a lot of other reasons, the House version, as presented the chance of a snowball in Hawaii, or some other warm place.
The Senate has a farm bill which apparently the President would sign, but it needs endorsement by the House before it gets to him. So, the House and Senate get together in a Conference Committee to come up with a bill finding favor in both the House and Senate - - It's called compromise, which is something else we don't hear much of recently.
Having once been extended for a year, the old farm bill isn't likely to be extended again, so I hear - - or maybe it can't be. Anyway for reasons not perfectly clear to me, if there is no new farm bill, and if the old one can't be extended again, law provides that we fall back to 1949. If that happens, and we're assured that's not likely, the Secretary of Agriculture assumes control of a whole lot of activity presently controlled by whatever farm bill is in effect at the time. The only concrete, solid expression of concern I've heard comes by way of the International Dairy Foods Association, the concern of which is outlined by House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson, who point out IDFA Senior Vice President for Legislative Affairs Jerry Slominski that 1949 law, enforced at this time, would dramatically and artificially increase the cost of nutritious dairy products and cause irreparable harm to an important sector of the ag economy.
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We're learning more about the victims of Thursday's terrible chain reaction crash on I-75 in southwest Detroit. One woman survived multiple hits while holding onto her dog.
A snapshot of a fire fighter holding that dog, Riley, has gone viral on the Internet. Heather Ramsey of Ferndale says it's a miracle she and the little dog survived.
"Literally the blink of an eye it just changed," she said. "So I hit directly into a semi and [my dog] went flying. Then, unfortunately, all the cars behind me who are now in the white out, they come in and so we got hit from behind. Then I think another semi came and hit him and hit us again."
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Ramsey believes the air bags in her car saved them. After the crash, both she and Riley rode together in an ambulance to the hospital.
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What amazing statistic!!! I love to hear these stories- it gives me hope:) It's so nice to see so many people excited about animal rescue too!
Thanks for this news. It is encouraging to read people continue to care. God bless the hospice nurse who took in the older dog.
Over vaccinating our dogs ~ if we take the side of not feeling the need for yearly vaccinations yet want to participate in activities/organizations or kennel our dogs at places where an "up to date" vaccination proof is required, what type of stand other than caving to the yearly vaccinations can we take. As I have learned, a positive titer is good enough but as you know, constant titering is not required. Second thought, if those who are attending a function or kenneling a dog where vaccinations are required, why wouldn't they feel comfortable next to my dog who is "not up to date" with their shots. As people, our vaccinations last a life time. Why wouldn't an animal's vaccination?
I'm always a bit concerned about my dogs meeting total stranger dogs because they might not be up to date on vacinations or monthly hearthworm/flee treatment. I work hard to keep my dogs healthy and they attend a lot of dog sports and activities every week where I hope the other people are taking just as good of care so I don't have to worry about my dogs contracting something.
I don't want to appear condescending, but the point is if your dogs have been vaccinated, they should be safe. You have been vaccinated and you expect your vaccine to protect you against the diseases for which those vaccines were designed. Dr. Becker's web site is doing a four part series on vaccines and this reaffirmation from her and her colleagues, in my opinion, needs to be looked at seriously. Over 30 years ago, in Del Bonita, MT, I took my cat in for her distemper shot and was told by that vet my cat was now protected for life. That particular vet was a pioneer and I did not realize it at the time. I'll have to dig out my old BARks to find the article that was mentioned. I remember seeing that but I do not recall the details.
Submitted by Michelle | June 8 2011 | Permalink
That's ultimately only partially true. For example, the kennel cough vaccine is much like the flu vaccine for people. They take an educated guess on what strains will be most popular that year, but some will be missed and they can be wrong. Dogs who get that vaccine can STILL get kennel cough if they come into contact with a dog who has a different strain of it.
I knew this about kennel cough, I did not want to muddy the waters but you have an excellent point. Thus taking my point a step farther; how can a boarding kennel expect a dog to have the kennel cough vaccine and not come in with another strain or contract another strain while there? As for exposing our dogs / ourselves to people who have not been vaccinated ~ I had to sit next to a child in a restaurant that I was sure had whooping cough. Oh, well, I've been vaccinated against it, I taught in a region known for polio; I've been vaccinated. Fort Dodge, Pfizer and etc. have their reputation on the line saying that their vaccines will protect my dog. If I am being negligent as an owner for over vaccinating, shame on me.
Submitted by chances mom | June 8 2011 | Permalink
due to a recent episode of Pancreatitus - i'd like to tell dog owners to please watch what they feed their dogs. My dog chance comes to work with me and unbeknownst to me, he was being fed potato chips every day at lunch! We also were letting him lick our bowls or plates and he ended up getting very ill.
Oh, I am glad he is okay now! I hope you gave your co-workers a lesson in good dog diets after that!
I just want to put a plug in here for adopting pets from rescue organizations. Adopting is the best way to take a pet into your family, of course, and there are animals of all breeds available out there. I love the added benefit of working with a rescue organization that fosters pets (dogs, primarily) in homes with families. The foster families can give the potential adopter a great perspective on the animal, their behavior in the home, with children, with other pets, etc. If you are looking to adopt, please consider rescue, even if you have a specific breed in mind, I bet you can find a perfect match!
You raise a great point about adopting pets that have been fostered. My first rescue mutt I got had been fostered and it was great to know how he was in a home setting and that he was potty trained. For our second dog, we went to the pound and I didn't feel as comfortable not knowing more about the dog. So we ended up waiting and looking for a dog that has been in a foster for a while. We found our girl and knew exactly what we were getting! It seems like there is a better chance things will work out when you know as much as you can before hand about that animal.
We just recently adopted our first dog from a rescue group. (We have six cats, adopted from a shelter). My husband had never in his life had a dog, so the conversations I had with various foster parents in our search for a dog was invaluable. The first dog we'd been interested in showed significant cat aggression when the foster Mom brought him to a friends house to meet a cat. So, we knew we didn't want to take that risk, with our large feline family. We were able to find a perfect dog for us, and as a result, my 'cat-person' husband has been converted to a 'cat/dog-person'. I can't say enough great things about the people who rescue pets, and the families who foster them! (And the people who adopt them!)
Submitted by Claudia Kawczynska | June 8 2011 | Permalink
HI Melissa
Submitted by Jo Ann | June 8 2011 | Permalink
I agree to adopting a dog from a rescue organization. When my beloved parrot of 20+ years passed away, I was petless and lost. I found out my complex opened their policy toward dogs and I fell in love with my neighbor's minpin. She was a cutie. At first I did not know what breed she was as I had never been exposed to small dogs. But she has a fiesty attitude that I liked. I researched about the breed and found a rescue organization in my area. I browsed through many descriptions and photos until I came across two of them at the same foster house. I put in my application to adopt one of the two minpins. I went to the foster parent's house and got a chance to see first hand how the dogs behaved around the family and strangers. One of them could care less about my presence but the other one was very curious about me. She wanted to sit in my lap and stay there. She is the one I took home and I am blessed. She is the joy of my life when I needed it most. I highly recommend going through a rescue organization.
Submitted by Carole | June 8 2011 | Permalink
Having had been adopted from overseas, and dumped off a year later, my dogs have been my only family. My shep mix that i adopted when i was 25 taught me about love, responsibility and truly a "dog soulmate". I was lucky enough to have him for 16 years. It's been over 10 years, and 3 other dogs and i still miss him. Hope you don't think it is strange, but he, and all my other dogs are/will ne cremated and be buried with me. I could'nt stand to be w/o them.
Submitted by Sully's mom | June 8 2011 | Permalink
hi there.. i just wanted to pass on a blog that has been SO very helpful to me and many friends... this guy is a holistic vet ... he just wants to put the word out there that you must question your vet on everything, and not blindly go along with what Vets say... he blogs on everything from Cancer to Vaccinations to the Raw food diet.. he's AWESOME!
i hope this info can be of help..
Submitted by Claudia Kawczynska | June 8 2011 | Permalink
If you are readers of our magazine, you know that Victoria Stilwell writes a training Q&A column for us in each issue. I would love to solicit a question for the September issue from you. If there is something that you would like her to reply to, I would love to hear your ideas. Her answer will appear in the magazine, unfortunately this means that you will have to wait some time for an answer!
Claudia, I'd love to know what her comments are regarding elderly dogs that are "forgetting" or perhaps "ignoring" their training. My little dog has been clicker-trained and at one point knew many tricks and polite behaviors. We still train a few simple behaviors daily, because we both enjoy it. Obviously, at age 11-12, I don't expect the same performance from her as in her hey-day. But simple behaviors that she's known for years (e.g. Let's go inside, Time to go outside, Time for bed) she doesn't respond to ... unless there is a treat involved. Her sight seems reasonably good (she can follow hand and facial gestures) and she can still hear a tiny treat hitting the floor. I guess she's permitted to be a bit of a diva now, but I'm curious how one continues to get necessary daily polite behavior from an elderly dog, who is no longer as motivated to give it. Thanks.
Submitted by Kerry | June 9 2011 | Permalink
I'm certainly not Victoria but since her potential answer is a few months away, have you checked out canine cognitive dysfunction? It's essential doggy Alzheimer's and can lead to disorientation which might explain some lack of responsiveness when she is feeling less motivated.
I talked about this issue with my vet for one of my dogs who seems to have some early signs but we decided not to treat with medication yet because the issue isn't too severe. There is a prescription drug option and/or a diet rich in antioxidants.
Good luck whatever the cause.
Submitted by Maj | June 8 2011 | Permalink
I am using Victoria's 'removal technique' for my little barking chihuahua Cleo. I haven't had her long after having rescued her from finding her 2 months ago lying down in the middle of the freeway.
She is doing great with her training and health, the vet thinks she is around 7 months. The removal technique works in the house where I can put her in the other room but what about when we are in the car and she barks at friends or neighbors saying hello or people parked next to us? How do I stop her barking when there is no where to remove her to?
Submitted by Sully's mom | June 8 2011 | Permalink
.. wondering if there might be more articles on holistic dog care, raw diet, titres vs vaccines, disease prevention, such as cancer and pancreatitis.. natural dog supplements etc.
Submitted by Sarah Arantza | June 8 2011 | Permalink
I have a question about fighting "pet cousins".
I adopted a rescued dog last fall. The dog, Roscoe, a 3 yr. old male Aussie mix, was VERY timid, with barely any socialization with humans. Since then, we've made countless trips to the local dog beach, have done obedience training since January (we're currently in Advanced!), and have over-all worked really hard to improve Roscoe's confidence around people and "people environments". He's doing really great. My parents fell in love with him when they came to visit us for Thanksgiving in November, and again when I brought my dog on a road trip down to their house for the December holidays. A couple of months ago, they adopted a rescue of their own: a big, happy go lucky German Shepherd mix male puppy (just under a year old) with energy energy energy.
My parents and their new pup came to visit us for a long weekend recently, and our dog "cousins" met for the first time. It didn't go so well! Lots of fighting over resources, possessions, territory, etc (4 fights total, in three days!). My dog clearly felt insecure with this new, hyper, bigger puppy storming into his home, and my parents' dog (who we gather hasn't had much dog-to-dog socialization) was just clueless. He just loved Roscoe, was always in his face, but Roscoe would just growl and tell him to back off! We humans eventually wisened-up, and did everything we could to keep tensions at a minimum (no sharing toys, separated for meals, giving Roscoe more "right-of-way" privileges inside the house, etc. basically trying to follow a natural hierarchy amongst the dogs rather than taking the more "democratic approach" that came more naturally to us).
Roscoe will be joining me on another road trip this August to go visit my parents. Like I mentioned, he's already been to their house, but this will be the first time that my parents' new dog will be there, too. My question is: how do we keep the peace??? Are the roles going to be reversed now, does my parents' dog now have "right-of-way" privileges inside the house? Does the hierarchy change? Help!
Submitted by Marie Muscolino | June 8 2011 | Permalink
I'm no trainer, so all of my thoughts are in the "what I would do" category. Pups who are almost a year are like teenagers. They test all of the boundaries and they have so much energy to burn. My adult (timid with dogs) dog loathes pups at this age, because they are SO overbearing and in your face.
It's really up to you and your parents to take control of the environment and set the dogs up to succeed. I'd continue with separate feedings and no sharing toys. Also, consider crates. Not only will crates allow for time-outs if the energy level gets too high, but it will give Roscoe somewhere to go to escape the crazy puppy.
Consider allowing the dogs to interact only after a long walk or a long session of exercise. The puppy should be less rambunctious, so maybe Roscoe will be able to lower his defenses a bit and actually get to know the pup.
Besides removing the dogs' resources (toys & food), what else was successful at your house?
One more thing... I'd talk with your parents to come up with a game plan. Nothing will work if the humans aren't on the same page.
Submitted by Annie | June 8 2011 | Permalink
My comment is similar. Though not a trainer, I had a dog who was unpredictably aggressive. When other family dogs came to visit, I'd put them in a baby-gated area of the kitchen allowing my dog to roam freely about the house, but also sniff the other dog through the gate. They could lie next to each other, but separated and allowed me to gauge the interaction. Eventually the gates were removed and all was well. I still monitored my dog very closely.
Submitted by Gregg | June 8 2011 | Permalink
Sounds to me like it's mostly an issue of their difference in age/energy levels. That said, I've read a lot of training articles that suggest two dogs should always be introduced on neutral turf (not in one of their homes or even in their yard) and then be moved to the home only after they've gotten aquainted and are acting friendly to one another. You might want to consider that approach for your re-introduction in August.
Submitted by Cameron from Th... | June 8 2011 | Permalink
Did anybody read the article in last Sunday's New York Times titled "'For the Dogs' Has a Whole New Meaning" — it was on the front page of the business section, and documents the booming dog food industry, the growth in premium brands, and the trend towards natural and organic ingredients. It isn't particularly revelatory to anybody who has a dog or shops at a local pet boutique, you can read the article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/05/business/05pets.html?pagewanted=1&_r=2...
But this passage in particular jumped out at me:
What's do people think, are all dog foods the same as this "expert" suggests?
This is an interesting question. I buy natural foods for our dog and cats. The one thing I notice from past pets, when I just bought what I could in the grocery store, is that my current pets poop is less nasty (less of it, and less stinky and/or funny colored), but it's still poop! All my animals throughout my life have lived long, healthy lives on what I fed them. But I buy just the all natural, premuim food now, since I eat natural foods myself, and I want to support those sorts of companies. I'll be interested here to see what others have to say.
Submitted by Marie Muscolino | June 8 2011 | Permalink
My question is what does this "expert" consider a healthy animal? The fact that my dog's teeth, coat, gastrointestinal sensitivities and allergies drastically improve with a higher quality, often human grade, diet tells me that there is definitely a difference!
Submitted by Jennifer B | June 8 2011 | Permalink
I didn't read the article and therefore cannot comment on it. However, several years ago when there was an article in Bark magazine regarding the food we feed our dogs, I got to thinking. And researching. We now read labels, just like our own food. We try to find the best food we can afford. When I compare my dogs health to my neighbor's or friend's dogs, I can see that ours are more fit. I actually purchased a book by Dr. Pitcairn DVM, and have used recipes from that book to supplement our dogs' diets at times. The healthy powder recipe I used for my beagle's skin condition was amazing. I started this "better food" and "healthy powder" regimen at about the same time. They don't always get the powder, it's been an as needed remedy. In the last several weeks my beagle has been on medicine for arthritis in his hips. I hate to have him on it but more than that I hate for him to be in pain. It worked for a while, but since I've added the powder back into his diet he seems to be doing much better.
I've used Dr. Pitcairn's recipes and Healthy Powder as directed for many years. Other than a heart murmur, my dog has been very healthy. It just makes more sense to me that fresh wholesome foods are going to be better for your dog. I like the Healthy Powder because you mix it up yourself out of basic ingredients from your health food store. I trust this more than "special" pet vitamins that may have been manufactured "somewhere" without much regulation or transparency. Yeah, the Pitcairn book has been well worth the modest amount spent on it.
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Anyone have any experience with Australian Cattle Dogs? I have one that is 6 years old and I haven't been successful at training her not to pull on the leash. I've tried the Gentle Leader, harnesses, and even had a private trainer work with her one on one. She learns things quickly and likes to please. She responds to praise, more than treats. But, everything we've tried, she learns for a short period of time and then goes right back to pulling. My hands are getting crushed. It's as if her brain shuts off, she puts her head down and just focuses on the task at hand. Which for her is to stay in front of everyone and pull on the leash. She has a good heart, but I don't enjoy walking her.
Submitted by Anonymous | October 18 2011 | Permalink
It takes time, but when the dog pulls just stop walking and
Submitted by Carol Kapusinsky | June 9 2011 | Permalink
Merlin, my 8 year old Cardigan Corgi, seems to be highly protective of me, I call it hyper-vigilence. When riding in the car he attacks the windows when he sees another dog, or a person walking. No behaviour modifications worked, now I put doggie goggles on him that I have put masking tape on the outside of so he can't see anything. He sits quietly on the back seat. When we get to the store I remove the goggles. I have observed him from inside and he is sitting looking out the window. He doesn't bark at any dogs or people, even if people approach the car.
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In September 2014 Jamie Oliver's Kitchen Garden Project will be launching a brand new digital resource hub and online community to meet the needs of the new compulsory food education curriculum in England. We are inviting all UK primary schools to join the project. Getting involved will give your school access to hundreds of Jamie Oliver recipes, kitchen and garden teaching units, and beautiful resources designed to empower teachers with the confidence to integrate growing and cooking into the school day.
We believe that providing children with the tools they need to grow food from seed and prepare meals from scratch will equip them with some of life's most valuable skills. We want everyone to roll up their sleeves, get stuck in, and work together to create something that will change current and future generations' relationship with food.
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A posting system designed to reduce rear-foot movement.
Outsole feature that helps stabilize and guides the foot through the walking gait cycle.
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July 6, 2014 by Jairo | Miami, FL, USA
"I have bought two pairs in the last two years because they look good. I don't have complains about comfort or fitting, however the quality of the rubber sole is really bad. The heels of the first pair worn out earlier than other shoes from NB I have used before, the last pair was even worse, after less than 60 days of use I had to return them and because they were returned a little over the 30 days allowance I have to pay the shipping. I do not recommend this shoe."
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June 15, 2014 by Ray | New York, NY, USA
Yes, I recommend this product.
"Some don't like this model over the last model time to stop whining, I love this shoe forgot when I bought them at least a year ago and still using them every day. had to replace the inserts and still going wore out the heel cushion and still feel great. my feet used to burn in other shoes NOT THESE !!!!. if these are bad then give me more on my feet for ten hours a day, LOVE THEM MW928..............................................."
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May 8, 2014 by Derek | Casnovia, MI, USA
"I've bought this line since the 926, but the 928's just aren't comfortable. I bought a pair a while back, but thought it was a fluke as I'd never had this issue in comfort. They are narrow. I wear a 6E, but these fit like a 4E or possibly a 2E. They are tight. I give two stars because they might break in, but if not, true to size is wrong. It also seems to have pressure points as both feet have points the shoe digs in at, which could be the narrowness. Please reboot to the 926 or even 927 sizing and build. 928 is a line I won't purchase again."
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May 8, 2014 by busybusy | AZ
Yes, I recommend this product.
"After reading some previous reviews, I was apprehensive about purchasing the 928. I can say I have been pleasantly surprised by the nice smooth lining and lack of "feeling the seams" in the 928s. The only drawback I can see to the 928 is the top edge of the shoe rubs my outer ankles. Hopefully, this will eventually stop with more wear. I have worn the 928s approximately 20 times with no other problems. I was ready to swear off the New Balance brand completely after my experience with three pair of "end of the run" 811s (which were probably soon renamed as 812s). The inside seams rub on those 811 shoes and both pair I still have are extremely uncomfortable and hard on the inside. This continues to be true even after attempting to wear the 811s for the past two years. Hopefully, the 928s will continue to be comfortable and the ankle rubbing will stop. The ankle rubbing does surprise me as I wear orthotics which raise the height of my foot."
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"I owned several pairs of a previous incarnation of this shoe, the 926, and they were the best. Unfortunately, New Balance has a bad habit of building a great shoe, and then changing it for no apparent reason. The 576 is another good example, and I've read of many more in other reviews. I have to agree with a previous review: "The 928 is a serious downgrade from previous models". Possibly the most uncomfortable shoe I've worn. This shoe is not a TRUE SL-2. The toe box is way too tight. If you have any kind of foot problems you will know what I'm talking about. These will be returned, and will be my last New Balance purchase."
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(RNN) - No one tells you the "challenge" in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge is the cramping your remote hand gets from flipping through two sets of three simultaneous games in back-to-back nights.
Now we're suffering from a basketball hangover: ACC/Big Ten ended in an unsatisfying 6-6 tie and the "traveling secretary" who types PPP has a gnarled claw from changing the channel too many times. Expect some typozs typos.
We decided to take it easy on him and go with a few short and sweet truths from the last couple of weeks.
Player Power Poll: Nov. 21 to Dec. 5.
17 points, eight assists, seven rebounds, four steals Tuesday vs. Indiana (W 69-52)
Assist-to-turnover ratio is one of the more frequently cited stats for point guards. The freshman's numbers there are good, but he has an even better equation: 3:1 steals-to-turnovers. Feel free to look around, there's not many other guys who can boast that.
One commentator described Tyler's style as "smooth" during the Challenge, and we couldn't agree more. The guy handles the ball more carefully than a newborn baby - except for that whole bouncing it on the ground thing - and defenders have little chance of getting it away from him.
On the other side of midcourt, he fits right in to the ball-hawking 2-3 zone Syracuse employs.
The Orange point guard he replaced was an NBA Lottery pick, and some questioned whether a first-year player could fill the role. If Ennis's level of play continues, the team might prove even better than the one that made the Final Four a season ago.
Combined 54 points, 19 rebounds, six steals Nov. 25 to 27 at Maui Invitational (Champion)
The senior earned the Most Outstanding Player designation for his work in the Maui Invitational, including 24 points in the championship against No. 18 Baylor. And "work" is the perfect word for what he does; this guy is so blue collar he should wear a hard hat and carry a lunch pail.
Nothing about C.J.'s game screams out for attention, but he's good at everything. He defends well, rebounds, has a great jumper, has a good first step to the basket and rarely finds himself out of position.
One of the coolest things about him is his facial expression. It never changes. It must be maddening to the guys defending him as he calmly goes about his business of ruining their day. He is the Orange's Iceman.
Combined 50 points, 16 rebounds, five assists Nov. 25 to 27 at Maui Invitational (Champion)
… And this guy is Syracuse's Firestarter: 6'8"-worth of knees and elbows flying across the court and above the rim.
Jerami's athleticism is evident from the moment he comes off the bench (he's technically not a starter, although he gets 28 minutes a game). He's a good rebounder and scorer that coach Jim Boeheim can use to inject energy into the team.
The sophomore should also be credited for his control, averaging less than a turnover per game. It's a credit to Boeheim's coaching and the team-first mentality of the whole roster that Fair and Grant's differing styles work together so well.
14 points, six rebounds, two blocks Wednesday at Michigan State (W 79-65)
Brice supplied some big buckets in the Heels' upset of the No. 1 team in the land Wednesday. None were bigger than the two in a row he made midway through the second half to break the tie; the Spartans looked like they were on the verge of grabbing the game.
Coach Roy Williams has struggled to find what he wanted from a big men the last two seasons. If the sophomore continues to score from the low post on offense and swat shot attempts on defense, UNC may have its guy.
12 points, 10 total rebounds, five offensive rebounds Wednesday at Michigan State (W 79-65)
The 6'5" sophomore has been another UNC guy who looks like a star one night but fails to follow it up the next. But against Michigan State, he outworked everyone who stepped on the floor.
J.P. crashed the glass at both ends. He ensured his team got second-chance opportunities after missed shots and his opponents only got one crack at the basket before having to fall back.
32 points, 9 of 12 shooting, 11 of 11 free throws Nov. 24 vs. Louisville (W 93-84)
Paige may be the most improved player in the country, averaging nearly 20 points, four assists and nearly two steals. And he's done all that despite moving into a new position.
As a freshman point guard in 2012-13, he looked uncomfortable for much of the season while getting to know the system and his teammates, and it showed in his shooting percentage. But by the end of the year, he was running the offense instead of just holding the ball for it.
UNC has moved him over to shooting guard and asked him to carry the load on scoring. He has proved he was up for it, especially when he faced the No. 3-ranked and defensive-minded Louisville Cardinals.
24 points, 10 of 10 free throws, nine assists, four rebounds Tuesday vs. Michigan (W 79-69)
If we were asked to describe his game in a word, it would be "Control." Few point guards can set the pace of a game like the junior out of Durham, NC.
Teammates Jabari Parker and Rodney Hood will no doubt get much of the attention this season, but Quinn showed he could dominate offensively in the convincing win over the No. 22 Wolverines.
21 points, nine rebounds, three assists Tuesday vs. Illinois (W 67-64)
Carter's got the goods, but he doesn't show up to play every night. On this night, he showed up. Keep breaking out those post moves, RC.
22 points, eight rebounds, three steals Wednesday vs. Northwestern (W 69-48)
The verdict is still out on the Pack this season, but this guy, and star frosh Cat Barber, will make them worth watching every time. No one works smarter without the ball than T.J.; if there is a space to shoot from, he will find it.
16 points, 7 of 11 shooting, 10 rebounds, four blocks Tuesday vs. Penn State (W 78-69)
Pitt's offensive style is … well … it's ugly. Lucky for them, they do have a legit weapon in Zanna, a big man with pretty footwork who can score with his back to the basket. He led the charge in the second half of a close game when the rest of his team couldn't get it going.
Bonus points for getting himself and the crowd pumped up after some big plays, too. It's more fun when they're having fun, and the PPPollsters love that kind of stiff styff stjuff stuff.
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Well here is a first coming up in January (Sat 1/11), at the Boulder Lake Recreation Area just outside of Duluth. Fat Tire Bikes against Skinny Cross Country Skis. Racers can sign up now for just 35 dollars and they are also looking for volunteers. Check out the Fat vs. Skinny Website or follow them on Facebook here.
Ramjet events presents the inaugural Fat Bike Versus Skinny Ski race, set for Saturday, January 11, 2014 at the Minnesota power/Boulder Lake recreation area.
There is no other challenge like this in the WORLD," Said Tim hagley, Race director for ramjet events. "Duluth prides itself on its skiing and biking connections and we've decided to put them together and lay down the gauntlet for bragging rights!"
In classic 20k pursuit race format, Cross country skiers will be chasing down Fat tire (or mountain) bikers. The goal is to strategically time it so the top athletes finish at the same time. This pursuit format promises to make this a duel to the end!!
The race takes place on Boulder Lake, 20 miles north of Duluth. The group (BIKERS OR SKIERS) with fastest average time of the top 10 finishers will be the winner. Prizes will be awarded to the top 10 overall athletes in each race and the winning group of athletes will receive a free Brewhouse Ale. All athletes will receive free chili at the Island Lake Inn immediately following the race along with a chance to win great door prizes.
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It's the meeting we've all known was coming. Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr is bringing Detroit's unions, creditors and bond holders together in one room for one purpose."This is really the first opportunity that the emergency manager is going to have with the stakeholders and the creditors to lay out the go forward plan to restructure the City of Detroit," said Bill Nowling, Orr's spokesperson.He won't give specific details on the plan, but we know it will include cuts and lots of changes."The financial situation that the city is in is dire, and the plan that the emergency manager is going to put forth next Friday is going to reflect that situation," Nowling said.It will also restructure how the city does business. The EM wants to privatize garbage pickup, which could improve services and save the city $15 million a year. Another big idea is to lease the Detroit Water and Sewage Department to a regional authority, which the EM says will save the city $70 million a year. Walking away from the Detroit Public Lighting power grid would save the city another $30 million.The plan will also include cuts to the banks and the unions representing employees, cuts that no one is eager to take.
"You've got the outstanding taxes that's over roughly $800 million. The state treasurer claims it's around $700 million, but what's $100 million when it's owed to the City of Detroit. You need to be going out and getting it," said Ed McNeil with AFSCME. "Then you have consulting contracts on top of consulting contracts that continue to be increased."
"You're only making $1,200 or $1,300 a month on your pension, and they want you to pay $300 or $400 a month. It's pretty difficult. The elderly people have a lot of prescription costs," said Don Taylor with the Retired Detroit Police and Firefighters Association.
"We are facing the largest municipal financial crisis in the history of the United States. The city is staring down bankruptcy. We need the best and brightest legal and financial minds working to protect the services for the citizens of Detroit," Nowling said.What if they get everybody in the room and they all say no?"It's going to be an interesting summer," Nowling said.The meeting is scheduled for next Friday at 10:00 a.m. at the Westin Hotel at Detroit Metro Airport.
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New Clues Revealed to Understand Brain StimulationSep. 29, 2014 Brain networks -- the interconnected pathways that link brain circuits to one another -- can help guide site selection for brain stimulation therapies, a new study suggests. Over the past several ... full story
Mechanism of Parkinson's Spread DemonstratedSep. 22, 2014 Through the use of a new antibody, an international team of researchers has demonstrated how Parkinson's disease spreads from cell to cell in the human brain. Until now, this mechanism has only ... full story
Migraine in Middle Age Linked to Increased Risk of Parkinson's, Movement Disorders LaterSep. 17, 2014 People who experience migraine in middle age may be more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, or other movement disorders later in life, research shows. Those who have migraine with aura may be ... full story
Myth About Parkinson's Disease DebunkedSep. 16, 2014 Using advanced computer models, neuroscience researchers have gained new knowledge about the complex processes that cause Parkinson's disease. Scanning the brain of a patient suffering from ... full story
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Dopamine Replacement Therapy Associated With Increase in Impulse Control Disorders Among Early Parkinson's Disease PatientsAug. 15, 2014 Neuropsychiatric symptoms such as depression, anxiety and fatigue are more common in newly diagnosed Parkinson's disease (PD) patients compared to the general population. The study also found that ... full story
Implanted Neurons Become Part of the Brain, Mouse Study ShowsAug. 4, 2014 Scientists have grafted neurons reprogrammed from skin cells into the brains of mice for the first time with long-term stability. Six months after implantation, the neurons had become fully ... full story
Potential Treatment, Prevention of Parkinson's DiseaseAug. 1, 2014 Parkinson's disease affects neurons in the Substantia nigra brain region -- their mitochondrial activity ceases and the cells die. Researchers now show that supplying D-lactate or glycolate, two ... full story
Six New Genetic Risk Factors for Parkinson's FoundJuly 27, 2014 Using data from over 18,000 patients, scientists have identified more than two dozen genetic risk factors involved in Parkinson's disease, including six that had not been previously reported. ... full story
Anti-Inflammatory Drug Can Prevent Neuron Loss in Parkinson's ModelJuly 25, 2014 An experimental anti-inflammatory drug can protect vulnerable neurons and reduce motor deficits in a rat model of Parkinson's disease, a study has shown. The findings demonstrate that the drug, ... full story
Dopamine Transporter: Stampede Supercomputer Used to Study Common Link Between Addiction, Neurological DiseaseJuly 22, 2014 The XSEDE-allocated Stampede supercomputer has been used to study the dopamine transporter. Stampede is ranked seventh on the Top 500 list of supercomputers. Its research links altered dopamine ... full story
Researchers Identify Brain Network With Mapping TechniqueJuly 18, 2014 A new image-based strategy has been used to identify and measure placebo effects in randomized clinical trials for brain disorders. The researchers used a network mapping technique to identify ... full story
How Coffee Protects Against Parkinson'sJuly 10, 2014 A specific genetic variation discovered by researchers protects against Parkinson's Disease – especially for those who drink a lot of coffee. Neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's ... full story
Cinnamon May Be Used to Halt Progression of Parkinson's Disease, Study SuggestsJuly 9, 2014 Using cinnamon, a common food spice and flavoring material, can reverse the biomechanical, cellular and anatomical changes that occur in the brains of mice with Parkinson's disease (PD), ... full story
'Switch' in Alzheimer's and Stroke Patient Brains Prevents Generation and Survival of NeuronsJuly 3, 2014 A new study finds a modification to the transcriptional protein MEF2 that inhibits the growth of new brain cells and survival of existing cells. The findings show promise for therapeutic intervention ... full story
New Insights Could Help in Battle to Beat Parkinson's DiseaseJune 26, 2014 Scientists have taken a step closer to understanding the causes of Parkinson's disease, identifying what's happening at a cellular level to potentially help develop future treatments. ... full story
Deep Brain Stimulation Improves Non Motor Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease as Well as Motor SymptomsJune 25, 2014 Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has become a well-recognized non-pharmacologic treatment that improves motor symptoms of patients with early and advanced Parkinson's disease. Evidence now indicates ... full story
Boost for Dopamine Packaging Protects Brain in Parkinson's ModelJune 17, 2014 An increase in the protein that helps store dopamine, a critical brain chemical, led to enhanced dopamine neurotransmission and protection from a Parkinson's disease-related neurotoxin in mice ... full story
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