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If we had our choice, we'd be living back down there. I just need to find the right job.
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Yes. I do miss it dman.
If we had our choice, we'd be living back down there. I just need to find the right job.
I'm unavailable the last week of January and open to locations; though within an hour of the Wasatch Front would be preferable to me.
I think a simple overnighter or two (Fri/Sat/Sun) would be...
Do we want to?
Any ideas?
I'd really like to see multiple opportunities for Utah hangs... summer (June-ish), fall (Sept/Oct-ish), and Jan/Feb-ish). It would be great if we had...
I'm looking to build out a new hammock system for a six day backcountry hike in August 2015 where I want to have my entire hammock (including suspension, tree huggers) come in under 1 lb (453g). I'm...
That's a common place we take our scouts. Looks like you and your scouts had a great trip.
I know there were attempts to get a hang organized earlier this yearand thank you. While it started out with great enthusiasm, it seemed to putter out just before the scheduled date. I know I...
I'm certain you've figured out it's called Weber Canyon. And, Adams Canyon is in east Layton at the top of Gentile on US 89.
I hope your move went well.
I would love to go... but I'm on a once-in-a-lifetime two-week trip with the Mrs. at that time; otherwise I'd be there without hesitation.
I would love to join in, but my June is booked 1,000%!! I'm taking so much time off between June 1July 5 that I hope I still have a job when the dust settles.
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I'm open to reasonable offers.
I also have a used Camelbak Unbottle 100 that I'd like to sell. There are a few listings on Amazon for $30–$60. I'll let it go $17 with CONUS shipping. Mine doesn't...
Sea to Summit: medium siliconized pack cover
Used once, if that. I don't remember. It's in near perfect condition.
Amazon: $41.95+$7...
I finished it very late last night... and I have to say I am extremely pleased with how it turned out. This was by far the most complex project I have ever tackled with a thread injector. I will try...
It may not be an exotic locale, but Monday night two of my daughters (ages 4 and 7) did a hang with me on a campout at our city's campground with some neighbors (Tuesday was a state holiday). Of six...
I recently posted that my first DIY hammock self-destructed.
Well, today I ordered seven yards of 40D "Urban Grey" ripstop and three yards of "Grey" no-see-um mesh with plans to make my own...
What a great idea. I've never really been fond of the ridgeline organizers for their tendency to flop around and sag the ridgeline.
I'm in the planning stages of my new hammock and will definitely...
I'm not sure. It was long before I discovered the benefits of hammocking and this forum. I was at Walmart and just found a fabric I thought was strong enough to hold me. I'm not sure if it was nylon,...
My first hammock, a DIY I made myself just self destructed with a fatal tear as I climbed out of it.
I want to make a DIY hammock with a built-in bugnet and am looking for a pattern, or just a simple explanation of the shape/size I need to attach a permanent bugnet to it.
I would also like to...
Backcountry campsites are by permit/reservation only. They just want to know who is camping where, when, and how many in the event any emergencies arise.
I would suggest you contact the...
Here's proof that it happened—two videos of the hike.
Fording Mountain Ash Creek: https://vimeo.com/45272843
Union Falls Reveal: https://vimeo.com/45272842
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This weekend I had the chance to do a hike I've been wanting to do for years. One I did about a dozen times (in the summers of 199092), and once in 2005.
I intended on doing it last summer, but...
You are a welcome member. I love this forum and all of the great members here. To borrow a quote; "When you're here, you're family."
And they wonder why we don't get excited about their new...
When I first got into hammock camping, I purchased an ENO DoubleNest and their Slap Straps Pro. I added a Kelty Noah 12 tarp from Sportsman's Warehouse. Later I ended up at REI and purchased a couple...
Welcome to Utah!
My sister lives in Mountain Green and loves it. You may want to also consider Huntsville, Eden and Liberty (Ogden Valley) as they are great locations at the base of both Powder...
What is the purpose of the curtain?
In the shot of my hammock on the hill, there's a small stream behind me. I'm actually kind of standing in the stream bed.
I was cooking my dinner on an alcohol stove when the other leaders were...
My hang. (I hadn't yet staked out the tarp.
I emailed them the same question; below is the response I received from Yellowstone's Visitor Services on 12/16/2011.
I hope this helps.
I would venture to guess that if you use a tarp, and...
Thanks for all the replies! Great advice and photos too.
I was thinking that I may make a hunter orange gear hammock similar to the Molly Mac one that I could use in the event I need to signal for...
I'd like to see how stealth some of your setups are.
I'm considering getting/making a stealth hammock and would like to get ideas of how stealthy they look and which direction I should go.
If I were your neighbor, I would say "hey buddy, your trees are too close together to get a good hang with that setup. Why don't we go have a real hang somewhere in the big piney woods."
Wow! Thanks for all of the responses. Great insights and advice.
I just assumed the shorter quilt would go on the inside, however as it we pointed out, less gaps would be possible if it were on...
Has anyone used a two quilt system to make their system more versatile in cold weather? The same thought would apply to TQs too.
I've got a 20º Phoenix from Hammock Gear, and I was thinking that...
Added myself. Thanks!
wetcatcarl: What part of the state are you heading to, and let me know when you're coming and we'll see if we can get together for at least a hang.
This is an open invitation to anyone from the Hammock Forum.
If you're coming to Utah for any vacations, trips, etc. It'd be my pleasure to either hang with you and/or offer to play tour guide for...
Dear Dutch and TATO,
You are going to be the death of me.
I love my stealth brown Shangri La.
I don't know if it is or not. It's just the standard ripstop that JoAnns sells.
I've now added pics.
Could I get a copy of the "blue moon" logo for personal use?
Glad to hear. Again, sorry it took so long for you to get them.
Oh, Dutch. You're not good for my bank account.
I just placed my third order of Dutchware products in as many months.
Please don't tell my wife about my passion for Dutch; but he offers so much that I can't resist!
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I have a Shangri La tarp from Arrowhead that is my 'go to.'
However, I've decided I no longer want to carry it inside my pack; especially if it's wet from rain, frost, etc. Since the original...
I'd love to go. Either one would be great!
I'll be in the Jedidiah Wilderness of west Wyoming (south of Yellowstone) for a week in mid-August; it'll just depend on my wife's willingness to let me...
Thanks FireCaptain.
Mods, you can close this thread.
I absolutely love my Exos 46... it's even lighter than my Osprey Stratos 24.
If you are looking for a pack in this size range, that's a great deal for a very light pack. I've never felt that it's...
I've got a set of unused gray whoopie slings that I'd love to trade with someone for one of those fancy custom HF logo'd Buff.
PM me if you're interested.
Looking for this one...
No pad. Probably should have, but didn't.
We were in the family campsites in Diamond Fork Canyon. Very little snow on the ground; just patches here and there.


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Last day of first humaworm cleanse
This is a fairly long post to a long problem I have been dealing with for 3 years. I am not a natural writer so I hope this all makes sense. I am posting it with the intent that it helps someone else with the problems I have been fighting.
To start off with my background - I have seldom had any health issues. I am 43 years old, did 100 mile bicycle race 4 years ago, 10K's and ran a half marathon about 3 years ago during the beginning of these issues.
After visiting various MD doctors (skin/GP/etc) my chiropractor did "muscle" testing on me and declared about two years ago that I had Heavy Metal, Parasite and Weak Liver issues. My GP ran blood work on me and said I was fit as can be - which was a real bummer because I knew something was way wrong.
I started on the herbal stuff my chiropractor recommended for like a year (I will post what worked best for me at the end). I did improve but nothing really got me over the problems.
My symptoms were that the souls of my feet and the palms of my hand lost all moisture and cracked. I could not screw in a light bulb without worrying that my hands would crack and bleed. If I walked a bit - I would have 2-3 cracked spots on my heals that would bleed and hurt for a week. The toe nails of my big toes started to recede and at night I would get shooting pain in the big toes. I would have one large BM in the morning upon waking - it was fairly loose and was not what I had been used to having my whole life.
Many of these things sound obvious in hind sight but most of these symptoms appeared gradually over time so I didn't connect the dots until later.
I also had a frequent shooting pain under my lower right rib cage that would come and go. I thought that was more likely indigestion but later determined (like two weeks ago) that it was a clogged up gall bladder, bile duct and/or liver. I was on a vacation in January and thought I might have to call EMS the pain was so bad. I lay down and massaged the area as best I could and it reduced the pain so I could get home. I scheduled an appointment with a GI specialist for the next Monday. I am not a big fan of western approaches to healing and I was worried they would mis-diagnose me as the other MD's had to this point. I canceled and decided to do my first colon detox(Dr. Schulze) it made me feel bad the first two days but better after that - I did it for 15 days. Lots of good things happened energy wise and I felt better but the hands/feet were still problematic and the stomach (really gall bladder) pain would return. I would say I was at 40% improvement.
I decided to look into parasite cleaning even more intensely and found this wonderful website. On the Dr Schulze forum someone mentioned Humaworm. I read all about it and ordered it and started taking it the day after my 15 day colon detox was finished.
The first 4 days I felt like I had the flu, fever, chills, my sinuses felt like they were infected and I was in a brain fog. I was really unpleasant I continued to take the humaworm because I had lived with these other problems so long I really didn't feel I had much to loose - all the time reading this forum for guidance and support - Thank You All!
Lots of odd things came out of me and into the bowl, one day a lot of large lite yellowish nickel sized 'garlic pod shaped' beans/seeds came out like 30-50 of them. This happened every few days. Other things that looked like the small cotton balls with tiny tails. There were also large 'seeds' and 'mushroom' pieces that were coming out too.
I had what I think was die off in my sinuses, something under the skin on my nose (acted like a pimple at first but the pain and the way it cleared up was more deep under the skin, had a painful spot under my scalp near the right temple that also had a bright red spot but was flat) it went away too.
After about a week - I started to get some energy back and most of my die off symptoms began to fade away. The pain in my gall bladder area would return every few days still.
Then on day 15 of the humaworm - I felt a flutter in my gall bladder area - flutter almost like a butterfly was inside of it. This was at night just before bed time. The pain usually was gone at night when I laid down too, but worse when sitting - slightly better when standing up and best laying down.
The next afternoon - I passed what looked like a bright red - shiny - bell pepper piece shaped a bunch like a liver fluke (I know this now not at the time). I lifted this thing out and looked at it closely - then got freaked and flushed it down the bowl. I so wish I had a photo of it - I had not eaten anything that color or shape and it was such a vibrant red - about an inch and a half long shaped a bit like your small pinky finger.
Two days later - a Monday afternoon - I passed another 'critter' as I call them - similar in shape also red (not nearly as bright as that first one) but also covered with green slime. I did take a photo of this one and it is here:
It was also about an inch and a half long - maybe 2 inches. I wish I had something for a reference size but I don't - just take my word for it. This second critter was a bit smaller then the first one.
After these two days - my pain in the right side of my rib cage area went away. After those two critters this was the first in 3 years I don't suffer that pain. There is a tiny bit of soreness now and then but not the shooting pain. I am convinced that these liver critters were living in my common bile duct and gall bladder and having a great time at that. Preventing me from getting the bile I need to digest proteins and fats properly plus doing what they do, make eggs, suck blood and poop inside me.
I feel like my feet and hands are improving and will follow-up with more results in a few weeks. The pain and digestion is much much better. The week after the passing of these liver critters I felt like someone had just removed a weight from around my waist and I was walking much lighter and quicker. I also lost nearly 15 pounds during the first 3 weeks of the Humaworm. Down from 243 to 229. My normal weight as an adult has been about 225 lbs - I am 6'4". I am cautiously optimistic because I have tried so many things that didn't help me long term but this Humaworm protocol really seems to have done wonders.
The products that ultimately helped the most are:
Derman - anti fungal cream - as I had horrible fungal skin issues on feet and also on one finger - both are doing better during the Humaworm. I tried every anti fungal cream - the only other one that helped was Tinactin pump spray but Derman is much better.
Dr. Schulze colon detox - '5 day' - I did it for 15 days - I will do it again for 15 days in about a month. I still take the Intestinal Formula #1 - one pill twice a day to make sure things are moving out of me quickly.
Dr. Schulze superfood - I drink it 3-5 times a day now instead of taking pill vitamins.
Fresh Juice - I made a fresh grapefruit, apple, banana, lemon type drink each morning in the blender - after waiting 2 hours from taking Humaworm when I wake up. Eating live food seems to really boost my body. I also might do one of these during the early afternoon too.
Fresh or briefly steamed Broccoli and spinach, carrots, garlic, onions - I eat a lot of this daily. I had not eaten much fresh vegetables in the past - so I am trying to catch up and try to eat this twice a day.
Humaworm -Humaworm - Humaworm - I think this stuff is super great! Can't wait to do it again in July. I hope nothing returns in the meantime!
I plan to do a liver flush and then a 15 day colon detox in about 7 days.
I hope some of this information helps someone else out there. This site has been a real blessing - peace to all!
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Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-TX) has submitted an amendment to the must-pass National Defense Authorization bill that would authorize servicemembers to openly carry loaded firearms on military instillations, directly contradicting the wishes of military commanders.
Republicans have raised the prospect of arming soldiers on domestic bases in the aftermath of mass shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, in April and the Washington Navy Yard shooting last year, but have found little support from military leaders or in Congress. Current Department of Defense policy, which originated under President George H. W. Bush and was codified under President Bill Clinton, forbids soldiers from carrying weapons on military installations in most circumstances.
Asked about changing the policy during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in April, the Army's top general, Ray Odierno, argued that military bases already provide considerable security. "I believe that we have our military police and others that are armed, and I believe that's appropriate," Odierno said. "That allows us the level of protection necessary."
Similarly, a Defense Department report examining security in the wake of the Navy Yard shooting, which killed 12 people, made 14 recommendations for improving security, but arming soldiers was not one of them. The analysis said instead that military installations should have signage "posted conspicuously" reminding soldiers that firearms are prohibited. "I don't think soldiers should have concealed weapons on base," Lt. Gen. Mark Milley, the commander of Fort Hood, reiterated to reporters in April.
The House Rules Committee is expected to decide on Tuesday whether Gohmert's amendment will be voted on during floor debate on the authorization bill later this week.
The measure requires the Secretary of Defense to establish either a security monitoring duty roster program that would authorize certain personnel to openly carry a firearm or a procedure to permit qualified military personnel to openly carry a firearm. The language ensures that commanders at all levels would have control and oversight over the authorizations. It also stipulates that a member of the armed forces who is allowed to carry a firearm "passes a background check" and "psychological evaluation."
Gohmert has long sought to expand access to guns. Following the shooting in Tucson, Arizona, in which an assailant struck former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, among others, Gohmert argued that members of Congress should be allowed to carry guns inside the Capitol Building and on the House floor.
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Of the many ways in which identity is constructed and performed online, few are as strongly 'anchored' to existing offline relationships as in online social networks like Facebook and Myspace. These networks utilise profiles that extend our practical, psychological and even corporeal identity in ways that give them considerable phenomenal presence in the lives of spatially distant people. This raises interesting questions about the persistence of identity when these online profiles survive the deaths of the users behind them, via the practice of 'memorialising' social network profile pages. I situate these practices within a phenomenology of grief that accounts for the ways in which the dead can persist as moral patients, and show how online survival in this case illuminates an important difference between persons and selves within contemporary philosophy of personal identity. Ultimately, the online persistence of the dead helps bring into view a deep ontological contradiction implicit in our dealings with death: the dead both live on as objects of duty and yet completely cease to exist.
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Lost, blind and deaf, poodle gets some help in making the 770-mile trip home
A blind, deaf, elderly poodle who went missing from her home in North Carolina a month ago was to be reunited with her family today after being found on the side of a road in Massachusetts.
Coco, a white miniature poodle, was flown to Johnston County's airport Sunday morning by Pilots N Paws, a non-profit group of pilots and plane owners around the country who fly rescued, shelter and foster animals to new homes.
Today, her owner, Toby Brooks of Concord, N.C., was scheduled to drive to Clayton, in Johnston County, to pick her up.
According to Brooks, she let Coco out into the yard one day last month and, a minute later, she had disappeared. Coco wasn't wearing a tag and was not microchipped.
They were still searching for her when Coco turned up 770 miles away.
On Aug. 9, in the small, central Massachusetts town of Belchertown, an animal control officer received a tip about a stray poodle on the road and picked her up, according to the Raleigh News & Observer.
Anna Kuralt-Fenton, an animal control officer in Belchertown, said she later posted a picture of the dog on the department's Facebook page.
After that, the department received a call from someone in Belchertown who said their neighbor had picked a small dog up from the side of the road while traveling in North Carolina and brought it home.
She said the neighbor, who she wouldn't identify, realized she couldn't care for the dog and left her on the street.
Kuralt-Fenton got back on the Internet to try and find the dog's owners, and began networking with animal control officers in North Carolina.
One of them, Angela Lee, an animal control officer in Clayton, began posting photos of Coco on lost and found dog sites, and that's when she got an email from Coco's owner.
Veterinary records confirmed the dog found in Massachusetts was Coco.
Kuralt-Fenton went on to help arrange Coco's flight back to North Carolina, and Lee was there when the plane landed.
"I can't believe I'm crying," Lee said, "This isn't even my dog."
Lee kept the dog until today.
"I pick up a lot of dogs that are never re-claimed," she said. "This is the best feeling ever to know she's going to be home. That's where she needs to be."
(Photo: Clayton Animal Control Officer Angela Lee holds Coco shortly after the dog was flown back to North Carolina, by Lil Condo / News & Observer)
Posted by John Woestendiek August 25th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: angela lee, animal control, animals, anna kuralt-fenton, belchertown, blind, coco, concord, deaf, dogs, found, johnston county, lost, massachusetts, miniature, north carolina, pets, pilots n paws, poodle, reunion, reunited
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Recognizing a gift when it lands in your lap
Nala isn't an officially certified therapy dog.
Her presence at a Minnesota nursing home, apparently, didn't require her owner to navigate a bureaucracy or fill out mounds of paperwork.
She was never trained to make people feel better. She just, like many a dog, magically does.
The tiny teacup poodle, who comes to work with her owner — medications assistant Doug Dawson — makes the rounds daily at the Lyngblomsten care center, somehow figuring out not just how to ride the elevator to get from room to room, but who at the nursing home might most need a visit from her.
It's another one of those feel-good stories about a dog bringing comfort, hope and smiles to residents of an otherwise impersonal institution.
Let's hope this one doesn't get crushed.
On Wednesday, we told you about Ivy — a Siberian husky whose owner, a janitor at a University of Rhode Island dormitory, brings her to work with him everyday. And how Ivy, through bonding with the students who live there, has made it, in the view of most, a better place to be. And how the university, after the school newspaper ran a feature about the dog, banned Ivy from campus — even though she is certified as a therapy dog — citing things like rules and liability concerns.
Today we bring you Nala, who, fortunately, is spreading her magic at a facility that — rather than fretting about pests, bites and liability — seems to recognize a gift when it sees one.
Dawson brings Nala to work with him each morning, then lets her go her own way.
She spends the day popping into the rooms of residents, hopping in their laps and getting petted and nuzzled before moving on to the next room, according to this report by KARE 11
"She's an angel," 90-year-old resident Ruth New said. "I love her and she loves me."
Nala, Dawson says, seems to have an uncanny knack for knowing who needs a visit, and knowing how to get there, even when it involves riding the four-story building's elevator.
"There's something about her," said Dawson, who inherited Nala after she failed in her debut as a potential therapy dog at another facility.
He says Nala was too young at the time, and had spent too much time in a kennel.
Now 5 years old, Nala has redeemed herself at Lyngblomsten.
"If you put her down she'll pick out the person with Alzheimer's," said Dawson. "She has a way of picking the sick."
After the recent death of one resident, Nala entered her room and stationed herself at her side.
"She had died earlier in the morning, but Nala knew and went and sat with her," said Sandy Glomski, a Lyngblomsten staffer. "It was wonderful and we were all in tears."
Dawson says he's constantly amazed by both Nala's compassion and her ability to navigate the nursing home's floors on her own.
"She's here for a purpose," he said. "She really is doing God's work."
That's kind of what dogs will do when humans — and especially bureaucrats — don't get in the way,
Posted by John Woestendiek April 17th, 2015 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: alzheimers, animals, assisted living, bureaucracy, dog, dogs, elevator, home, institutions, ivy, liability, lyngblomsten, magic, minnesota, nala, nursing, pets, poodle, teacup, therapy dogs, university of rhode island
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Is missing Maltese being held for ransom?
When a woman stopped her car a week ago to pick up a Maltese mix who'd wandered away from her family's yard and into an intersection, it appeared to be the act of a good Samaritan.
Then the family got a phone call that indicated otherwise.
The caller, who claimed to have picked up their lost dog at a Durham, N.C., intersection, asked if there was a reward, and hung up when the answer didn't please her.
The phone call was made six days ago, and the woman hasn't called back since, according to the owners of Bella.
"She said she had the dog and asked about money and if we had a reward," recalled Caroline Wilgen. "I said yes, but we hadn't decided how much and she hung up."
Bella, a white Maltese-poodle mix, wandered off last Wednesday as her owner unloaded groceries. She made it to the intersection of Cornwallis and Pickett Road.
"Several cars stopped when she tried to cross the road and the person who was closest to the dog scooped it up and then tried to put it in her car," Wilgen told WTVD.
The next day Bella's family received the phone call from a woman who said she had found the owner's contact information on the dog's collar.
"We received a call Thursday, around 8:00 pm, from the young woman who picked Bella up," Wilgen's husband wrote on his blog. "She said that Bella got into her car voluntarily. She sounded a little worried she may be in trouble. … We have hoped she would call back, but so far, nothing.
"We really hope she calls. We are not trying to get her in trouble, we just want Bella home. Maybe a neighbor or friend will recognize Bella and encourage her to do the right thing."
Wilgen adopted Bella two years ago, driving seven hours to pick the dog up from a shelter in Tennessee, where she'd been dropped off with matted fur and rotting teeth.
Now Bella needs to be rescued again.
"She's already been through a lot so if we could bring her home, that'd be great," Wilgen said.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 19th, 2015 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, bella, car, dog, dognapped, dogs, durham, kidnapped, lost, maltese, missing, mix, n.c., north carolina, pets, phone call, picked up, poodle, ransom, reward, wandered
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The poodle who pays for my Obama Care
Oftentimes, when to pursue your own dreams and interests you stop working for "THE Man" — as I did six years ago — you end up, unfortunately, without "THE Salary" and without "THE Benefits."
That — the no more health insurance part — is why I haven't seen a doctor in six years.
That — the no more salary part — is why, in addition to being an author, freelance writer, photographer and blogger, I recently became a bartender and, even more recently, a dog walker.
And that brings us to Lily, the poodle who pays for my Obama Care.
I suppose I should be thanking our President for finally being able to get myself some health insurance. He's the one who made it possible. But Lily, sweet Lily, made it doable.
If being paid to spend time with Lily makes me a gigolo, then call me a gigolo. True, I come calling on her twice a day, three times a week. I knock on her door, give her a hug when it opens, and then wrap her coat snugly around her, making sure her fluffy white ears don't get caught inside.
We ride the elevator down to the first floor of the assisted living center in which she and her owner live and go outside for a 20-minute stroll — during most of which she walks daintily along the top of the curb, like a tightrope walker. She fastidiously poops in the same spot each time, in the woods on a vacant lot. She stops when I stop, goes when I go, and has never once caused the slightest tug on her retractable leash.
After the walk — and I've never met a dog who's easier to walk — we go back inside. Then we sit in the lounge area and snuggle for maybe five minutes. That is my favorite part and, though it may be vain of me to think so, her's too.
My other favorite part is seeing the reaction of residents when a dog comes into the room, the smiles that instantly appear and the hands that reach out. It's amazing the change in atmosphere one dog's presence can produce.
I've often thought it would be great to run some kind of program that not only brought dogs into facilities for the elderly, but found them homes there, and provided support and help to residents who wanted dogs of their own, but had concerns about whether they could manage it.
That would be fun, and noble, and help homeless dogs, and assist in bringing immeasurable joy to people.
But it wouldn't pay my bills — much less provide health insurance for me.
I charge Lily $6.50 for each session.
In a month, that earns me enough to pay my $137.67 monthly health insurance premium, as determined by the Affordable Health Care Act, based on my income.
That income pales in comparison to what I made as a newspaper reporter, back when I worked for THE Man. I left my last newspaper job in 2008 to write a book, but also because, amid continued shrinkage and cutbacks, it had become nearly impossible to do a story justice and give it the attention it deserved. After that my dog and I traveled the country, and I tinkered with another book, while continuing to write this blog.
We ended up in North Carolina, and last year moved to the little town of Bethania.
A few months ago I started working the bar and grill at a golf course down the street from my rented house. Not to bore you with my finances, but that two-day-a-week job, coupled with my newspaper reporter pension, makes it possible to pay my rent, bills and other debts. I wasn't bringing in enough for health insurance, though, and — after countless hours wandering around healthcare.gov — I had pretty much decided I would continue do without, pay the penalty fee, and treat any diseases or disorders that arose with chicken soup and ibuprofen.
One afternoon, at the golf course, the aunt of another employee visited and told me about her dog-walking business — business maybe not being the right word. It's sort of more in between a business and volunteering. She helps residents of an assisted living center with chores, ranging from shopping trips to dog walking, charging a rate that does little more than pay for her gas.
She, like me, feels strongly that dogs can improve the lives of elderly people, especially those who live alone. I told her if she was ever in a pinch, and in need of a fill-in dog walker, I'd be glad to help out.
A few weeks later she called, and I began walking Miss Lily — at first temporarily, then regularly.
The insurance plan Lily has enabled me to get is not the kind that pays for everything.
It's more, as I understand it, the type that, after I spend $3,000 or so I don't have on doctors, will kick in and pay 60 percent or so of my qualifying medical expenses. Even with it, one good medical crisis will probably still send me into financial ruin. But at least it's something, and I'm abiding by the law, and it might make me more likely to visit a doctor.
And even if I don't, I'll still be reaping some health benefits — between all the dog cuddling, which is good for the heart, and all the dog walking, which is good for the heart.
I'm sure there will be much confusion, red tape and arguing ahead when it comes to my health insurance. There always is. And with my income being of the fluctuating variety — depending on the stories I sell, the dogs I walk, the beers I serve — I don't understand how we will determine the premium I should pay in the future. Is it based on last year's income? Or this year's income, which I won't know until the year is finished?
Just last month, two more dogs showed up at the assisted living facility. First came a Boston terrier named Punkin. I take him for three walks a day, three days a week. Then came Gretel, a miniature schnauzer who is 13, and the fastest walker of the bunch.
That means more income, which means the amount I have to pay for my Obama Care will go up.
For the record, Republican leaders, that doesn't sap me of any incentive. I still want to have as much money as you. I'd still like to have the kind of health insurance you have.
But at least I can take a rebellious sort of pride in the fact that I'm not working for THE Man.
No. Not me. I'm working for a kind and gentle, polite and refined, sweet and loving curbwalker. I'm working for THE Poodle.
(Story and photos by John Woestendiek)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: affordable health care, animals, assisted living, benefits, costs, dog walking, dogs, dogwalking, elderly, escort, gigolo, health, health care, insurance, lily, newspapers, north carolina, obama, obama care, pets, poodle, premiums, president, salary, the man
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Woof in Advertising: Meet the Barkleys
What can sell cars even better than a cute dog?
How about an entire family of them?
Subaru — the automobile company that has long embraced, catered to and capitalized on canines in its commercials — has released a new series of ads that follows the travels of a family of four retrievers.
And while it's just in time for the Super Bowl, you probably won't see the ads during the big game. Once again, Subaru is opting to be a Puppy Bowl sponsor instead.
Subaru's "Meet the Barkleys" campaign consists of four 30-second spots in which the canine family experience some mini-dramas. In this one, dad ends up in the doghouse for appearing a little too interested in an attractive female pedestrian.
In the ads, the dogs aren't just along for the ride, they're in charge, and on their own. Dad drives. Mom navigates. And they youngest offspring — just a pup — sits in his child seat.
Produced by Carmichael Lynch and director Brian Lee Hughes of Skunk, the ads are enhanced with CGI, but the dogs are real, and Subaru offers a website where you can learn more about them.
Auggie, who plays the role of dad, is a 5-year-old golden retriever from a small town in Canada, with several movie, television and commercials among his credits.
Stevie, a 4-year-old female yellow Lab, plays the mom, and lives with Auggie in real life as well. She was rescued from an animal shelter in Pasadena and started training as an actor just six months ago.
Playing the role of little brother is Sebastian, a 12-week-old (at the time of filming) golden retriever from Moorpark, California.
From the same California breeder came Sadie, six-months-old, a golden retriever who plays the role of the daughter, and who, in another one of the ads, raises dad's suspicion when she lingers a little too long in the car when her date brings her home.
While that's one of two ads that shows the dog family acting out distinctively human type dramas, the other two show their doggie side — as in going ballistic at the sight of a mail truck. Then there's what happens when the family takes a break from their road trip to stop at a convenience store:
Posted by John Woestendiek January 27th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
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Miracle or not, Gem emerges from the rough
Given this dog's situation — dumped inside a plastic bag at a recycling plant that processes 400 tons of debris a day, loaded by bulldozer onto a large conveyor belt, and on her way to a chute that would have dropped her 20 feet into a landfill — you might think nothing short of a miracle would save her.
While there may have been some of that involved, the three-month-old, five-pound poodle puppy has some alert workers to thank as well.
Just yards from the chute, one recycling worker noticed the bag moving. He slammed on the conveyer belt's emergency brake as another worker climbed onto the belt to remove the dog.
Since named Gem, the dog, rescued — and we do mean rescued — the Friday before Christmas, is recovering from her injuries.
"It's difficult to imagine how the dog survived this ordeal," said Robert Reed, a spokesman for Recology, a recycling program in San Francisco that sorts through heavy debris from construction projects, such as concrete, metal and lumber. "Nothing like this has happened before."
Reed said the dog was likely thrown, inside the bag, into a bin for construction material, picked up by a garbage truck and hauled to the dump. Once in the dump, the dog likely had large amounts of debris dumped atop her, only to be later scooped up by a bulldozer and end up on the conveyor belt.
While riding along the conveyor belt, Gem went through a shaking process, aimed at removing excess dirt from the debris, and she was yards from passing into the chute when workers stationed along the conveyor belt noticed her.
"I was on the line working on the conveyor belt and there was a black trash bag coming down the line," Gregory Foster told ABC News. "It had a hole in it and I could see it moving."
After he activated the belt's emergency brake, another co-worker climbed up on the belt and pulled the dog — wet, bloody and shaking — out of the bag.
Another worker, Arturo Pena, found a box and blanket, wrapped the dog up and fed her some spare ribs, fried rice and pizza.
The San Francisco Department of Animal Care and Control was called, and Gem is now in its care.
"We're getting a lot of people calling, wanting to adopt her, foster, and offer donations for her care," a spokesperson said. The agency received more than 100 telephone calls inquiring about the dog in three hours.
Many remain mystified how the dog survived what she did.
"It's a miracle, it's a Christmas miracle. That's what it is," Pena said.
But we'd give some of the credit to assembly line workers who managed, amid the monotony of their jobs, to stay alert.
And we'd give at least an equal amount to Gem, one plucky little dog.
(Top photo, CBS News; bottom photo, Arturo Pena)
Posted by John Woestendiek December 27th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
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Dog left tied to train tracks finds new home
A dog left tied to train tracks in California last month has found a new home.
Unlike that day last month, when he was secured to the tracks in the path of an oncoming train, he had many options to choose from.
Officials at Riverside County's Department of Animal Services said they received more than 1,300 emails from people interested in adopting the rescued dog they dubbed Banjo. He was found by a Union Pacific crew in Mecca, where he'd been tied to the rails by a man who told authorities the dog was no longer wanted.
The 11-month-old poodle-terrier mix went home Friday with Jeff and Louisa Moore of Huntington Beach.
"He's so beautiful isn't he?" Louisa (above) said to her husband, holding Banjo in her arms for the first time.
Letters of interest came in from as far away as England and Puerto Rico, but animal services officials said the Moores were chosen because they constantly checked in on Banjo via e-mail and live close to the beach and a dog park.
Jeff Moore said he and his wife applied to adopt Banjo after seeing his story on the news and Facebook.
"Tonight we're just going to go home and hang out," Jeff told the Desert Sun in Palm Beach. "We have a big field that's right next to our place that about a dozen of us all go out with our dogs, and they all get along really well, so it'll be fun introducing him to all the dogs. I'm sure they'll love him."
Before the couple left, Jo Marie Upegui, a veterinarian technician at Coachella Valley Animal Campus, explained to them that Banjo liked tortillas and snuggling on the couch and that he feared brooms and men in uniform.
The Moores, who also have a Tibetan terrier named Lali, said they planed to create a Facebook page to keep those interested up to date on Banjo's new life.
Banjo's name refers to old traffic signals on rail lines. He was discovered when a westbound train crew noticed a hunched-over man walking away from the tracks, leaving the dog behind. The crew alerted dispatchers, who stopped the eastbound train coming down the tracks to which Banjo was tied.
A 78-year-old man was questioned, but not charged. He appeared confused and possibly suffering from dementia. He told investigators his family no longer wanted the dog and didn't know what to do with him.
(Photo: Riverside County Department of Animal Services)
Posted by John Woestendiek May 20th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
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Here's your 5-day Christmas box office returns (new releases bolded):
1. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug – $ 49.6 million
2. Frozen – $ 44.3 million
3. Anchorman: The Legend Continues – $ 35.6 million
4. The Wolf of Wall Street – $ 34.3 million
5. American Hustle – $ 33.3 million
6. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty – $ 25.5 million
7. Saving Mr. Banks – $ 23.8 million
8. 47 Ronin – $ 20.5 million
9. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – $ 15.7 million
10. Grudge Match – $ 13.4 million
The Big Stories
As usual, everyone had enough money left over from the holidays to give to Hollywood this week. Films everyone was down on as potential disappointments got their expected Christmas bounce. The Hobbit will be hitting $ 200 million this week and Anchorman 2 will be crossing $ 100, not to mention the total domestic gross of the original. Even the film destined to be the biggest bomb of 2013 grossed more in five days than Jason Statham in Homefront, Mark Wahlberg in Broken City and whatever Beautiful Creatures was supposed to be. While the big winner amongst the new openers with critics was The Wolf of Wall Street, audiences gave B-pluses to the other big releases and gave Scorsese & DiCaprio the rare "C" grade. No matter, Paramount still got them to show up to watch drugs and sex over the holiday.
What Did People Expect?
With the exception of his family-friendly Hugo and Academy-friendly The Aviator in recent years, you know the "R"-rating attached to a Martin Scorsese film is not going to be a close-call. That "R"-rating is earned. And to hear Academy members heckling him when most of them should be getting their eyes checked DMV-style if they want to continue voting, it's pathetic. Only eight movies this year were rated lower than a "C+" at Cinemascore and this is the company that The Wolf of Wall Street shares:
The Counselor, The Family, The Last Exorcism Part II, Movie 43, The Purge, Runner Runner, Scary Movie 5
No matter where you lie in the debate of what The Wolf of Wall Street is supposed to be or what you think it is, to see anyone rank it lower than Machete Kills, Jobs and The freakin' Host (sorry, Open Road) makes one want to smack the next person who asks why they don't make films for grown ups anymore. By Monday, Wolf will have already outgrossed all of those films (except The Purge) and it will be interesting to see how it plays out with another holiday week ahead and the Oscar nominations just a few short weeks away. Here are your top 20 five-day Christmas Day openers:
Sherlock Holmes ($ 83.6 million), Les Miserables ($ 58.5), Marley & Me ($ 58.2), Django Unchained ($ 54.3), Catch Me If You Can ($ 48.6), Bedtime Stories ($ 44.4), The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ($ 43.7), Cheaper by the Dozen ($ 42.0), Patch Adams ($ 35.4), The Wolf of Wall Street ($ 34.3), Valkyrie ($ 33.5), It's Complicated ($ 30.6), Ali ($ 30.5), War Horse ($ 26.0), The Secret Life of Walter Mitty ($ 25.5), Parental Guidance ($ 25.1), Aliens Vs. Predator – Requiem ($ 23.7), Cold Mountain ($ 21.7), Paycheck ($ 20.8), 47 Ronin ($ 20.5)
That lands Scorsese smack dab in no man's land at the Christmas box office. Every one of the films ranked above him eventually grossed over $ 100 million. Only one film below Wolf on that list did. I guess by films for adults, people mean those by Nancy Meyers. Proof not everyone is as grown up as they think.
Does Anyone Else Have a Chance?
Not really. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty might be one of the better of Fox's annual stinkeroo holiday offerings (a list over the years that not only includes this year's Walking with Dinosaurs but also Parental Guidance, Gulliver's Travels, Fat Albert, Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem and countless Chipmunks films) but it's going to continue to compete with Saving Mr. Banks for the "PG"-rated adult dollar. And only one of them will be getting any mention through awards season. Banks is up to over $ 37 million to date with more than half of that coming over the past five days. Mitty is likely to finish somewhere in the $ 70-80 million range and will be nowhere close to getting back its $ 90 million budget unless overseas audiences latch onto the dreamer who stops dreaming halfway through the film.
Notice the opener that didn't make the Top 20 above? WB's Grudge Match certainly did not suffer from a lack of publicity. Though apparently that Twitter campaign they extended to the ads (using anonymous tweeters to sell their movie until junketeers Greg Russell & Nancy Jay could get in on the pun party) was not very successful in spreading the word. Here is the rest of that list for Christmas Day openers on over 1000 screens in their first five days:
Fat Albert ($ 19.8), Peter Pan ($ 17.1), Rumor Has It ($ 15.07), Gulliver's Travels ($ 15.05), The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep ($ 14.0), Grudge Match ($ 13.4), The Great Debaters ($ 11.5), The Spirit ($ 11.4), Darkness ($ 10.6), The Darkest Hour ($ 8.97), Black Christmas ($ 8.71), Wolf Creek ($ 8.40), Pinocchio ($ 1.80)
Grumpy Old Men (1993) and Grumpier Old Men (1995) grossed $ 70.1 & $ 71.5, respectively over their Christmas openings. The five films above Grudge Match all grossed in the $ 40-49 million range. If the film can do $ 70-80 million overseas (something that Rambo, Rocky Balboa, Escape Plan and both Expendables films did) the film could break even for the studio unlike their big Stallone debacle, Bullet to the Head, back in February.
Warner Bros., Disney & Bieber Thankfully Taken Down A Peg
Up until this week it looked as if WB's Jack the Giant Slayer and Disney's The Lone Ranger were going to be the 1-2 punch on the biggest bombs of 2013. When Universal's 47 Ronin failed to connect in its initial overseas launch in Japan (prior to its U.S. debut), just about all bets were off. The FX-heavy martial-arts extravaganza was pimped at the annual Cinemacon theater owners convention in Las Vegas as Universal's big November release. In 2012. Once the film was delayed an entire year, its $ 175 million budget was looming on the studio's books with the hopes it could pull off a World War Z-like miracle.
A $ 7 million start on Christmas day wasn't bad. Only $ 13 million over the next four was. Universal needs 47 Ronin to gross roughly $ 152.4 million to not be the biggest bomb of 2013. Over $ 173 million worldwide to not be their own biggest bomb of the year, currently owned by R.I.P.D. All that being said, even with two of the four biggest box office bombs of 2013 and closing out the year with 6-of-7 box office losers (including 2 Guns, Kick-Ass 2, Riddick and Rush), Universal is still going to net over $ 800 million profit, second only to Walt Disney which, banking on Frozen (over $ 400 million worldwide) and Saving Mr. Banks is going to make a run at a cool billion. Oh yeah, and Justin Bieber's Believe grossed only $ 4.2 million since Christmas. That's not even a third of what Never Say Never grossed on its opening day in 2011. How the mighty have fallen. Now everyone point at him and laugh.
Erik Childress can be seen each Thursday morning on WCIU-TV's First Business breaking down the box office on the Movies & Money segment.
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Of all of Harper's decisions, the fact that he would not vacate 24 Sussex Drive when the National Capital Commission begged to move out for repairs really bugged me. As Harper would say, "It's fine for my family" and it probably was but by refusing to let the needed repairs done on his watch, he made the problems worse and as any home owner would know, more costly.
According to numerous media reports over the years 24 Sussex has problems with the roof, is drafty, doesn't have central air, and needs to be rewired. If it wasn't the home of the Prime Minister, it would be torn down and condos built on the property. If was in Saskatoon, it was be torn down and turned into a parking lot (it's like we elected a Joni Mitchell song for Mayor). It needs to be refurbished.
Who decides when to do this? Right now the Prime Minister has final say on this but I have long said that the National Capital Commission should (they already manage the properties but as we saw, the PM can over rule them). When it is time, every 30 years or so do so significant upgrades to 24 Sussex Drive, the Prime Minister and the family get the heave-ho and are moved to Harrington Lake for a while or another appropriate residence. The same goes with Stornoway or even Rideau Hall.
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Malware is a general term for software designed to do harm to a computers and computer systems (Virus, Worm, Trojan, etc.). Malware is written by an attacker to do a number of possibly damaging tasks on a computer. These tasks could range from data collection to turning your computer into a "Zombie" to help attack a larger target somewhere else in the world. The code in the software that an attacker writes contains a signature (something unique and detectable) and once the signature is found and entered into a database it can be detected in the future. The bank has hardware and software in place that watches for these known signatures in your email and the files you download and blocks or removes them when found.
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Determining whether a link is safe really isn't that difficult, in fact it's quite simple. You just need to know where to look. The bank's email client, GroupWise, has a built in feature that allows you to check a link before you click on it.
Once you open your email and see there is a link, move your mouse over the link. After doing this look at the bottom left corner of the email window. You should now see something that looks like http:// with some additional content beyond the slashes. This tells you where the link is going to take you. Does the link fit the content of the rest of the email? Does it go to the website advertised in the email?
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I bought this for my mother who lives in south texas where hummingbirds are plentiful. She has a garden and always had hummingbird feeders when i was growing up, but have always been ugly plastic red and white ones. I bought this for her for mothers day and she was very impressed saying that it was very attractive and would look great in the garden. i would recommend this at is an attractive feeder and has a great price!
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This feeder is really cute..it's not too large Or small.
The hummingbirds really seem to enjoy it as well!
I was very pleased with the feeder. It appears to be very good quality and holds a lot more than most feeders. The only problem is that my hummingbirds prefer the old red-colored feeder to the new one. Think the birds would have liked it better if it were painted red instead of green although they do use it on occasion. I think they like the perch to sit on while they eat.
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