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Healthy Older Women Advised Against Taking Calcium
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Heart Attack Patients Do Better if They Had Chest Pain First
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Heart Defect at Birth Signals Need to Check for Other Disorders: AHA
Heart Disease Deaths in Europe Dropping: Report
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Heart Drug Digoxin Tied to Higher Death Risk for Some Patients
Heart Failure Drug May Only Help Heart's Function, Not Symptoms
Heart Failure Drugs Put to the Test
Heart Failure Patients May Be at Higher Risk for Cancer: Study
Heart Health Worst in the South, Best in Northeast
Heart Muscle Cells Regenerate in Kids, Research Shows
Heart Rhythm Disorder May Raise Older Women's Stroke Risk
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Heart-Healthy Habits in Childhood May Prevent Future Disease
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HeartWare Device Approved for Heart Transplant Hopefuls
Heavy Drinking Linked to Earlier Stroke
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'Hercules' Star Kevin Sorbo Knows Stroke Strikes the Young
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Home Elder Care: Buyer, Beware
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Hot Flashes Don't Signal Poor Heart Health for Most Women: Study
How Much Caffeine in That Supplement? Hard to Tell
How Well Do You Rise From Sitting on the Floor?
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Implantable Defibrillators Linked to Decline in Cardiac Arrests
Implanted Defibrillator Patients Prefer Device Off if Very Ill: Survey
Implanted Heart Devices Have Real-World Benefits: Study
Incoherent Text Messages May Signal Stroke, Doctors Say
Injected 'Hydrogel' May Help Repair Failing Hearts
Inserting Breathing Tube May Not Be Best for Victims of Cardiac Arrest
Insomnia Hints at Future Hospitalization
Insomnia May Raise Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
Insomnia Might Boost Heart Failure Risk
Intuitive 'Number Sense' Makes Daily Life Easier
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Irregular Heartbeat May Pose Higher Stroke Risk for Women Than Men
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Ladies, Drink to Your (Bone) Health
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Lifesaving Defibrillators Often Not Nearby When Needed
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Lighter Sleep May Dull Memory Skills in Seniors
Limited Use of Antibiotics OK for Dental Patients: Study
Living in Smoggy Areas May Reduce Seniors' Brainpower
Living in 'Stroke Belt' as Teen May Raise Future Risk
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Loneliness May Boost Odds of Dementia
Loneliness, Living Alone Might Shorten Life
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Longer Resuscitation After Cardiac Arrest May Be Warranted, Study Suggests
Long-Term Aspirin Use Linked With Vision Loss: Study
Long-Term Salty Diets Tied Again to High Blood Pressure
Longtime Smokers Lose a Decade of Life
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Low Wages Linked to Raised Risk for High Blood Pressure
Low-Fiber Diet May Raise Teens' Risk for Heart Disease, Diabetes
Maintain Heart Health During Summer
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Many Heart Attacks May Go Unrecognized in Seniors
Many Medicaid Patients Skip Drugs That Could Prevent Heart Trouble
Many Older Heart Attack Survivors Don't Stick With Meds
Many Seniors Suffer Mental Decline in Silence: CDC
Many Stroke Patients Don't Call 911, Study Finds
Many Suffer Leg, Lung Clots While Hospitalized: CDC
Many Teens With High Blood Pressure Don't Get Needed Tests
Many U.S. Hispanics Have Heart Disease Risk Factors
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Marathons Safe for Aging Boomers, Study Finds
Marriage May Cut Heart Attack Risk for Both Spouses
Mechanical Blood Clot 'Retrievers' May Aid Stroke Patients
Mechanical Device Helps Kids Waiting for Heart Transplant
Med School Enrollment on Rise in 2012
Medicaid Expansion Enhances Financial and Mental Well-Being, Study Says
Medicare Coverage Gap May Cause Seniors to Forgo Antidepressants
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Meditation Might Cut Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke in Blacks
Mediterranean Diet Benefits Heart, Even Without Weight Loss: Study
Mediterranean Diet Might Help Stave Off Dementia
Melanoma a Big Threat to Older Men
Men Have a Greater Lifetime Risk for Kidney Failure: Study
Men More Prone to Depression After Stroke: Study
Men Who Are Obese While Young Can Pay a Price Later
Menopause Won't Spur Weight Gain, But May Boost Belly Fat: Review
Mental Exercise May Help Keep Seniors Sharp
Mental, Physical Challenges May Help Seniors Stay Sharp, Study Says
Metformin Outperforms Common Class of Diabetes Drugs in Study
Middle Age Can Be a Bummer for Great Apes, Too
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Migraine With Aura May Raise Risk of Heart Trouble
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Millions of Americans Have Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure: CDC
'Mini-Strokes' May Be More Damaging Than Thought
Minorities Less Likely to Use Hospice Care: Study
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More Americans Have at Least 2 Chronic Health Issues: CDC
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More Dietary Fiber Might Help Thwart Stroke: Study
More Evidence That Exercise in Middle Age Boosts Health
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More Proof Cranberry Juice Thwarts Infection
More Regular Meals May Improve Dementia Care
More Research Points to Long-Term Ills With Bone Drugs
More Vitamin D Might Help Older People Stay Active
Most of World's Adults Consume Too Much Salt, Study Finds
Most Seniors Get a Good Night's Sleep, Study Says
Motherhood, Breast-Feeding May Affect Long-Term Weight
Mother's Menopause May Influence Her Daughter's Fertility
Mothers' Weight-Loss Surgery Linked to Kids' Heart Health
Multivitamins Won't Help Men Ward Off Heart Disease: Study
Musicians' Brains Might Have an Edge on Aging
Nationwide Study Examines Common Heart Procedures
Nearly 14 Million Cancer Survivors in U.S.: Report
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Neurology Group Lists Procedures That May Be Unneeded
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New Defibrillator Implanted Just Under the Skin
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New Drug May Help Those Who Can't Take Statins
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New Method May Help Pinpoint Woman's Final Menstrual Period
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New Symptoms Tied to Death Risk in Severe Kidney Disease
New Treatments May Help Restore Speech Lost to Aphasia
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Niacin-Statin Combo May Cause Side Effects for Heart Patients
No Need to Fast Before Cholesterol Blood Test: Study
No Proof That 'Doping' With EPO Gives Athletes an Edge: Review
Nonalcoholic Red Wine Might Help Lower Blood Pressure
'Nordic Walking' a Winner for Heart Failure Patients, Study Says
Not Enough Data to Advise Routine Hearing Screens for Older People: Experts
Obese Black Kids More Susceptible to Hypertension, Study Finds
Obese Kids May Be at Higher Risk for Heart Disease
Obese New Mothers May Have Higher Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
Obese Patients Urged to Lose Weight Before Kidney Transplant
Obese Teens Can Have Heart Damage Without Showing Signs
Obesity Crisis May Be Fueling Big Jump in Sleep Apnea Cases
Obesity in Middle Age Tied to More Rapid Mental Decline: Study
Obesity Might Lower Teens' Thinking Skills, Study Suggests
Obesity Now Puts Kids' Hearts at Risk Later
Obesity Surgery Seems to Reduce Heart Risks, Study Says
Older Adults' Posture May Predict Future Disability
Older Americans See Better Today, Study Finds
Older Dads May Pass on Longevity to Kids, Study Finds
Older Dads May Raise Risk for Autism, Schizophrenia in Kids
Older Motorcyclists More Likely to Be Seriously Hurt in Crashes
Older People With Dementia Cared for Mostly at Home
Omega-3 Supplements May Not Aid Aging Brain
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One in Six Cases of Adult Asthma May Be Linked to Workplace
One-Fifth of Nursing Home Residents Fall in First Month
Optimism, Laughter May Bring Long Life
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Oxygen Therapy Spurs Recovery in Some Stroke Patients
Pain Reported by Nearly Half With Type 2 Diabetes
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Palpitations May Signal Future Heart Rhythm Problem
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Regional Systems to Treat Severe Heart Attack Increasing
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Stars Strut in Red to Bring Awareness to Women's Heart Health
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Survival Tripled for Hospitalized U.S. Kids With Cardiac Arrest
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Teens' Lifestyle Choices Affect Their Blood Pressure
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Treating Sleep Apnea Might Ease High Blood Pressure, Too
Trial Set to See if Drug Can Prevent Alzheimer's
TV Ads for Statins May Drive Overtreatment
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U.S. Program Targets Antipsychotic Drug Use in Nursing Homes
U.S. Sees a Run on New Knees Since 1990s
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U.S. Stroke Patients Are Getting Younger
U.S. Task Force Issues Blood Pressure Guidelines
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Ultrasound Allows Early Detection of Fluid in Dialysis Patients' Lungs
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Uncontrolled Risk Factors Put Stroke Survivors in Danger
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Alex sets out on his journey to find his father, he is approached by a mysterious woman, who seems to know more than she tells... Our BSN Group: http://social.bioware.com/group/4049
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This is the legendary archdemon from dragon age.
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this is from near the end of dragon age origins. The troops are putting all their faith in you, don't mess it up.
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this is from near the end of dragon age origins. The troops are putting all their faith in you, don't mess it up.
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This is from the very end so spoilers but this is King Allistir's Coronation of sorts.
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In a land where bandits have pow-wow barbecues and Mages cast magic using Swiffers and Mops, a parody was born through a series of tubes. This is that parody. Also, special thanks to Kirbopher for animating our dialog wheel, who is not mentioned in the credits because WE SUCK, PLEASE FORGIVE US Dragon Age 2 belongs to Bioware. Belly Drum Productions do not claim ownership on Dragon Age 2 or any other Bioware products. This is a fanbased parody.
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This is just a quick snip of the combat in dragon age as a rogue. I am still fairly early in the game here so not too many skills to use yet.
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Alex's father mysteriously disappears without a trace. An organization contacts him to do a certain job for them... Come join our BSN Group! - http://social.bioware.com/group/4049
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A very promising looking fan film based on the Dragon Age series. I am looking forward to seeing how it turns out.
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======= WARNING ======= May contain horrible stuff that will traumatise you forever I was watching some videos of the series, and I realised that this clip from the Collector Edition bonus DVD was never posted, so here it is ! It's a compilation of bugs and funny stuff that happend during the development of Dragon Age : Origins. Yeah, I know, it is old... But I had a good laugh watching it again. I hope you will like it ! ^^ Sorry for the bad quality.
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Awesome survey. I've been here for a month and I only have 44 friends.
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1. | putter | ||
n. A loud middle-aged or elderly man usually found in pubs, betting shops, municipal golf courses, flea markets and bus rallies throughout the UK. The word 'putter' in this sense has origins in 'punter' and of course an old putter will 'putt around' - invariably getting in everone's way in the process. Putters usually follow a traditional dress: Cap or trilby hat, golf attire, blazers, flasher-macs and unfashionable spectacles. They are very traditional in their views and despite their generally working class origins, they will vote Conservative.
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A putter is what your dick is when it's only half erect (as in, "not the full wood") I tried to fuck her but couldn't cos I only had a putter...
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(n.) and (v.)a rather viscous sample of fecal matter, in close resemblance to butter. Also used to "soften" the meaning of "shit" "the dog left behind a perfectly formed putter in the yard next door"
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A nickname you give chubby red haired kids when you're too drunk to think of anything better. "Whoa Putter! Stop swinging at me like that!"
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Used with the door wedge it can either be used to 'putt' the door wedge into the anus. Alternatively it can be used tomix shit (which you have placed) in the vagina and then can be used a dildo by the girl to not only push the shit further in, but to also pleasure herself. Ben: So, what you do last night.
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A Putter is a substance used to ward off the infamous "land trolls". It is comprised of butter and pepper. To make this substance you would put lots of pepper in some butter and mix it well; then grab a chunk and roll it into a ball. Then freeze it until it is rock hard. Then if a land troll comes along all you have to do is throw it at them and they will flee endlessly. 1. I had an encounter with a land troll, good thing I through some putter at it.
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Today was the VA art show competition. I haven't written in a couple of days because I've been tired, doing extra stuff to get ready for the show.
There were not as many entries in the show as last year, so four of us artists were allowed to bring in extra artworks of ours to display. It was a great way to be able to show case my work. Stuff that is old enough that I won't be able to enter it in the show. (your entries for the VA have to be the current year's work)
It was a great day, I got a ton of great comments about my works.
So, I am posting a couple of pics from the show, of my table of extras. And I had my music therapist take pics of me.
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Senior Spotlight: Working Past Retirement
By: Megan Dobbs
Updated: September 16, 2009
One abilene woman has headed back into the workforce in her 80's, but it's not just the economy that's brought her there.
Unlike many people, Jo Jones likes to work.
So when the time came to retire in 1990, it wasn't what she had in mind.
Her desire to serve led her to volunteer later that year at Hendrick Medical Center.
But, after doing that for nearly 15 years, a job opened up at Hendrick and jo felt compelled to take it.
Her love for work isn't all that keeps this 85-year-old active; having a steady source of income in this economy is also a bonus.
Extra money or not, at the end of the day, it's just good old fashioned hard work that brings Jo fulfillment.
Jones says going back to work has also allowed her to help with her sister's medical expenses.


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The catch phrase in mainstream macroeconomic circles for the past few months has been 'currency wars', that is individual countries depreciating their currencies to encourage exports to improve their Current Accounts as well as promote employment and growth. This is seen as a problem that will afflict only the developed countries, but the real antagonists will be the emerging economies, South Africa being one.
There are two sources of this war, first the US Federal Reserve and their quantitative easing (QE), the second the inflexibility of the Chinese monetary policy, with both colliding, it is creating a steamy environment for emerging economies.
The US Federal Reserve has recently sanctioned a second round of QE, that is printing new money, US$600 billion to purchase government bonds, which in theory should help the US economy grow faster than it currently is, through lower interest rates that QE will produce. A less valuable US dollar via QE means that US exports are now cheaper on the world market, thus taking away competitiveness from emerging economies. Investors in the US will also have the possibility to borrow capital at low cost (presently 0.25%), forcing them to search for higher returns in emerging markets with higher interest rates.
The Chinese monetary policy is one of pegging itself to the US dollar, or only permitting a 2.5% increase over the dollar. This then makes Chinese exports cheap and more competitive relatively to the USA, and that then makes Chinese exports cheaper across the globe.
South Africa has played its part too in the lead up to this impending doom. Domestic Monetary Policy has borne jobless growth with the regime of Inflation Targets. The Reserve Bank of South Africa has maintained their consumer price inflation target at 3% – 6%, meaning that to keep this level of 'heating', they need to 'cool' the economy with high interest rates to dissuade consumption and increase savings.
Combine these three factors, and you get the beginnings of a currency appreciation that South Africa is experiencing.
Present Day
The G20 Conference is underway, and despite the pleas of South African Preside Jacob Zuma and his Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan for all countries to work in the interest of the global economy and not their own, South Africa is nearly 24 months into a currency war. The Rand has appreciated by 36% since January 2009 to November 2010 against the US$, exports have steadily becoming uncompetitive globally. This is based on high interest rates in South Africa, at present 6%, which offers a higher return than most other countries at present. A higher interest rate keeps inflation relatively low, but makes the domestic currency more dear abroad and attracts 'hot money'. Allied with inflation of over 11% in the two years, South African trade competitiveness in the last 22 months has fallen by 46%.
The ramifications of a highly valued currency are great indeed for a country like South Africa and it's current development plan. First, uncompetitive exports will drive firms to make labour redundant, and with the slow down in manufactures, will add to the already high 25.3% unemployment rate.
Second, it raises the possible scenario of asset bubbles, reminiscent of East Asia in the 1990's.
Third, the emergence of unbalanced growth, a higher currency favours extractive sectors such as mines that are enjoying record high commodity prices, encouraging more investment in this sector to the neglect of others like manufacturing, which in the long term becomes a bane on the economy.
Fourth, the widening of the current account, South Africa has a deficit of 4% of GDP, with more imports, the country will need to find more inventive ways of servicing that deficit in the absence of export earnings.
Fifth, the possibility of protectionist measures that may lead to South Africa experiencing higher inflation from domestically sourced products.
The appreciation of the Rand is an issue that the government has recognised is cancerous to the economy, introducing a relaxation of currency flows, allowing money to leave easier, but also widening the remit of the Reserve Bank of South Africa to purchase foreign currencies to steady the rate of appreciation of the Rand. Such measures may only prove to be temporary if the rest of the global economy follows through on the messages the winds of change are blowing.


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Adventures in Volunteering: Buddy's story
Buddy, one of more than 200 dogs that lived at the home of a hoarder in California — depicted in the video above — died last week at age 15, but not before getting to spend more than a year in a loving home.
Ida Schillaci Noack took part as a volunteer in a March 2011 rescue effort at the hoarder's home, in southern California, and ended up, with the homeowner's permission, bringing Buddy home with her. Three months later the Humane Society of the United States removed most of the other animals from the home. Noack took part in that effort, too.
Buddy spent almost a year and a half with Noack. Last week, the day before she had the old and ailing dog put down, Noack wrote about Buddy on her Facebook page. With her permission, we reprint it here in its entirety:
Buddy has been one of the greatest gifts I have ever received.
He is the greatest canine love of my life.
I've had other rescues. There was Elvis, followed by Miss Piggy, then Rex (who required special care due to renal disease).
After Rex's passing, I found Sampson, an affable tank.
In between all of them have been fosters; at one time our house had 5 dogs and 4 cats. All were special.
But there was something about Buddy.
Buddy came from a hoarder's property. This hoarder, an older woman, lived in a dilapidated house. She appeared to at least have electricity and plumbing. The refrigerator in the kitchen — only the freezer portion was working — contained just a few items: some medication and two pounds of raw hamburger, but no stove to cook it with.
In the middle of the living room there was a another refrigerator — inoperable — along with two crated dogs who had no food or water. The flooring had been destroyed down to the cement, and the walls were coated with a brown scum extending at least two feet up from the floor. At one time the property had over 250 dogs: some kenneled, some crated, many running wild, several pregnant … and most were sick.
It was obvious many of the dogs were from the same litters, spanning generations. They didn't appear socialized; they might accept food or treats, but then ran and hid. There were dirt dens, and some kennels were only five feet long and two feet wide. The neglect of these animals had apparently been going on for years, but even worse was that the property was located in the desert of California where it was hot enough to melt the glue from our shoes.
The level of noise itself almost required ear plugs. Even in the open outdoors, the smell of feces and urine was overwhelming. In the weeks prior to my arrival several other volunteers had come down with giardia.
In all this chaos, Buddy stood out. He was a shaggy mess in a sea of shepherd and lab mixes. He moved slowly in his kennel. No barking, no jumping, nor did he run and hide. I went in as part of a grassroots rescue, for several weekends we cleaned, fed, watered and did basic medical for the dogs. We were slowly transporting them out as the rescue community could take them in. Those that were extremely sick were taken out right away.
Buddy's hair was probably 6 inches long – so long I couldn't see through to his eyes. He kept his head down and once he caught my scent he walked sluggishly over to me.
I squatted down, my body pointing away so that I posed no threat – and I slowly reached out to him. His tail wagged – barely – and he nudged closer. Finally I moved the hair away from his eyes. They were closed. Did he even have eyes? I couldn't tell. I stayed a few minutes with him, then moved on. There were 200 more dogs that needed food and water.
A few hours later I found my way back to him. He came over to me in the same way and I petted and rubbed him gently.
My friend Kim came over – I told her I wasn't sure if this old guy even had eyes. She looked at me worried, cocked her head and said, "I'll give you a thousand dollars to take that dog."
She repeated herself. Crap. It wasn't the money, I was already in love with him. There was something about him that made my heart swell, skip a beat, go pitter-patter. Pick one or choose all. I called my husband, another great gift in my life. His response? "Whatever you want, my sweet." I'm lucky.
So Buddy was loaded in a crate and into my life. The groomers bathed and shaved him. The vet pulled most of this rotted teeth out, and his blood levels were great.
He wasn't suffering from malnutrition, giardia, mange or any tick-borne illnesses – all of which plagued many of the dogs that had already been pulled. Still, he was mostly blind, partially deaf, very thin, and not even house-broken. But he is perfect in so many other ways.
He has never barked or growled; he will just "purr" when you pet him. He'll get the zoomies about twice a week till he falls over. He rubs up against me like a cat and then falls into my lap.
I have to carry him in and out of the house and keep him crated at night to avoid late night accidents. He loves his breakfast, dinner, and evening Kong filled with peanut butter.
Buddy is a lot of work, but to me this 15-year-old ragamuffin is worth every bit of extra care, and is worth far more than a thousand dollars. He is priceless and he makes my heart sing. Tomorrow, Buddy will cross the Rainbow Bridge, this has not an easy decision. But we can no longer help him, he will not get better. So tomorrow we will let him go, with dignity, grace and our love.
(Photos: From the Facebook page of Ida Schillaci Noack; top photo by Stella's Hope)
Editor's note: Volunteers are the foundation of most animal shelters and rescue organizations. In this feature, we invite shelter and rescue volunteers to share their thoughts. If you've had an experience with a particular dog, or a particular program, if you've found new inspirations, learned some lessons or just want to write about the day-to-day work you do with animals, send your story along, with photos if you like, including one of yourself, to firstname.lastname@example.com.
All of our "Adventures in Volunteering" posts can be found archived here.
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Gayla's Little Poodle Palace shut down
Gayla's Little Poodle Palace, on the outskirts of Sparta, Tennessee, wasn't so little.
More than 200 dogs — 221, according to the Humane Society of the United States — were seized from the puppy mill last week by the White County Sheriff's Department after complaints that they were being housed in unsanitary conditions and lacked proper socialization and medical care.
All of the animals have been surrendered by the owner to the custody of the White County Sheriff's Department, according to an HSUS press release.
The HSUS assisted in removing the animals and transporting them to an emergency shelter set up and staffed by the HSUS, the White County Humane Society and United Animal Nations. There, the dogs will be examined by a team of veterinarians before being transferred to animal shelters for evaluation and adoption.
"These dogs were being sold to unsuspecting consumers over the Internet and through newspaper advertisements. This should be a reminder to anyone looking for a new pet to first consider adoption, and only purchase a dog if you have personally visited the breeder," said Leighann McCollum, HSUS Tennessee state director.
The dogs, mostly toy poodles, some with serious medical issues, were all living living in a small home.
Sheriff Oddie Shoupe said puppy mill owner Gayla Jackson was cooperating with authorities.
"She said she needed the help and didn't know where to turn, and that this was a blessing in disguise," said Shoupe. "She started grooming dogs, then it blossomed into a breeding operation, and it was too much for her to take care of."
Posted by jwoestendiek April 26th, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
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A few months back a buddy of mine and I began a small painting challenge. The rules were simple; we were to create a list of models we would like to paint each month, and by the end of the month whomever did not complete their goals owed the other a bottle of a fine ale. So far only two bottles of ale have been purchased, one for me, and one for him. Lately we have become more realistic with our goals. I am a terribly slow painter and I typically finish a model a week, so I set my goals around four or five models a month. My opponent (Oden) typically cranks out a unit and a few other models in that same amount of time. He totally puts me to shame when it comes model count.
As of late we have been painting what we need for Adepticon in April. Oden is playing in the 50pt Hardcore and the team event on Sunday, while I am only playing alongside Oden on Sunday. Needless to say Oden has more models he "needs" to get done which has been a driving force as of late. I on the other hand only have about three models left and I'll be ready.
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Scyir (haven't used him much, but I love the model.)
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List the berries that can make Mild Poffins.
It's all the Berries other than the Berries that already are an ingredient for another flavor. This took a while on my laggy iPod, but I got there in the end:
Razz, Pomeg, Kelpsey, Qualot, Hondew, Grepa, Tamato, Cornn, Magost, Rabuta, Normel, Spelon, Watmel, Durin, Belue, Occa, Passho, Wacan, Rindo, Yache, Chople, Kebia, Shuca, Coba, Payapa, Babiri, Liechi, Chilan, Ganlon, Salac, Petaya, Apicot, Lansat, and Starf and the Berries that create Mild Poffins, as they do not already make Poffins flavors; they are the remainder.
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