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I worked hard last week, ate well, exercised properly --felt good. But....when I got on the scale it didn't reflect my effort. I don't understand why that happens. I am eating at least half the amount of food I ate 3 weeks ago. Why doesn't the scale reflect it. Sometimes I feel as if I should go back to how I was eating. I wont, but sometimes I think about it.
Since my DH is retired he has been making the evening meal for me and has it ready when I get home from work. Yesterday the toilet overflowed so he was working to get it fixed when I arrived home. Dinner was not even started. I asked if he wanted me to make it but he said no...so I didn't. But I was hungry and wanted food. I decided to have some soy nuts. But that wasn't enough so I ate some Peanut butter. Darn...that sure messed up a good day. This morning when I looked at my intake for yesterday I was 300 cal over ...exactly what the PB and soy nuts cost. As I contemplated my mistake I realized I should have eaten a bowl of dinner salad or had an apple instead. I also recognized that I didn't keep on snacking the rest of the night. I hope I learned something.
I've been putting off writing a blog because I'm not completely sure what one is. I understand it's like a journal--so here goes. I've been with sparkpeople for 2 weeks. I have been faithfully recording meals and exercise and have stayed pretty close to my goals so I feel good. I lost 4 pounds the first week and 2 pounds the 2nd. I had been working at a different site the last 2 weeks and had no trouble sticking to my goals. I even walked at lunch even though the weather was very hot. However, now I am back at my regular worksite and the temptations there are much harder to resist. First and foremost, there is food everywhere. We get free lunches and there are usually different lunches in different areas of the building. Oh... the choices! I have been known to graze my way through 3 lunches in one day. It is also harder to walk, because I get requests to do things for various people throughout the lunch hour while I'm at my usual post. I will say that today (my first day back at my regular site) I only picked up a green salad at lunch to add to my soup and fruit that I brought and I did walk 25 minutes. I just left my desk. I hope I can keep this up.


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Meet Paton's all new, hand built S1, the road going version of their Lightweight TT bike. The mix of old and new works together very well and from two feet away it's a stunning throwback. But after the initial admiration you start to notice a few niggles and we were expecting a little more for the price.
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The new XT660 comes in two guises – the Yamaha XT660X (supermoto-style with 17-inch rims) and the Yamaha XT660R (taller, with an off-road friendly 21-inch front hoop). Both motorcycles are neatly styled, but sadly they're compromised by a snatchy fuel-injection that blights their low-speed performance and a dry weight that borders on the morbidly obese. For commuting fun they pass ...
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If you're used to smooth riding, civilized singles like BMW's F650 range then KTM's 640 Adventure will come as something of a shock. It's very vibey, absurdly tall, not that comfortable and pre-2004 models suffer from patchy engine reliability. Having said that in the muddy side of its dual-purpose role it's untouchable for handling, presence and rugged toughness.
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Big trail bike you really can take off road. The Honda XRV750 Africa Twin was one of the first Japanese monster trail / desert rally bikes and remains one of the best. Power output is much lower than the latest machines but the slimmer seat makes it easier to manage one you leave the Tarmac. It's not light though and ...
647cc, 79bhp, 130mph, Insurance group 9
If the budget 600cc class is your thing then the Hyosung GT650 Comet is worth considering, but as it costs about £4000, it's not as cheap as you might expect. On paper the Hyosung GT650 Comet has more power than the Suzuki SV650, but in reality, it's still a little bit crude and outdate, compared to the later SV650 or ...
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Cosmetic and engine update from the long running SS family of sports-retro Ducatis. The entry level Ducati 620 Sport was never a big seller and wasn't on offer for long. It's not that fast or comfy but it handles well. Afflicted by the traditional Italian glitches but a cheap way into Ducati motorcycle ownership.
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Vivian Yang : Lecture & Book Signing
Sunday, November 30, 2014 | 2:00 – 4:00pm
$4 Admission | Children under 12 and Members are always free
Chuang Archive and Learning Center
541 B Second Ave | San Diego, CA 92101
Take a transcontinental literary journey with Vivian Yang, an award-winning and Publishers Weekly-profiled author, journalist, public speaker, and mentor who bridges East and West through emotionally compelling and entertaining fictional work set in Shanghai, New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and parts of Europe. She is the author of the novels Memoirs of a Eurasian, Shanghai Girl, Shan Hai Gaaru and the non-fiction work Status, Society, and Sino-Singaporeans. Her fiction explores the 20th-century Chinese and Russian diasporas. Memoirs of a Eurasian deals with the life experiences of three generations of Russian-Chinese in Shanghai's French Concession before and during the communist regime, a subject matter rarely seen in Western literature.
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As a literary arts mentor for The New York Foundation for the Arts' (NYFA) Immigrant Artist Program, Vivian is committed to empowering immigrant communities of artists to tell their stories in the pursuit of enriching our collective human experience. Vivian's work was first in print in her early twenties, when she taught English and Journalism at Shanghai International Studies University. She later studied creative writing at Columbia University, where she was a Woolrich Writing Fund Scholar and a Writing Program Scholar, and at Bread Loaf Writers Conference, where she was an International Scholar. She holds a master's degree from the Hugh Downs School of Communication at Arizona State University and a B.A. in English from Shanghai International Studies University in her native Shanghai.
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Jack Liang will present a unique pioneering spirit in Asian art, while carrying on the long and illustrious tradition of Chinese painting in an exhibition of more than 30 recent works at the Chuang Archive and Learning Center.
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Welcome back once again - it's Chat No. 2 of three scheduled this week. Today we've got Manny in NY, an injured Big Unit and Halladay trade rumors, not to mention a Cueto disaster to talk about, so let's get started... Who's up first?
I know it has to be pretty easy to pitch with a 10 run lead after 1 inning, but Hamels still looked pretty good last night with 3 hits and no walks. Were the ATL and TOR games just anomalies?
Frankly, Anthony, we don't know. If he had not been able to pitch well with that lead, the red flags would have turned into white surrender flags for him. However, I just dismiss this outing out of hand as far as figuring out if he's "back" because it really told us nothing.
Is now a good time to sell high on Adrian Gonzalez? In a completely unrelated question, what about buying low on Smoltz after last night?
I don't think most fantasy players would buy Ad-Gon right now. His lineup is bad, and the Padres seem to be starting to sell off what protection he does have. Kouz will likely be next to go... The "sell high" boat has probably already sailed. As for Smoltz, I'm not buying unless I'm in a very deep league.
After Cueto's start last night, my ERA was 121!!! (H2H league, obviously)... Is he DL bound soon because of the back, or was this just an awful, AWFUL start?
This is exactly what I was talking about yesterday when I suggested that you shouldn't worry about starting Aramis or Hamilton fresh off the DL. If a hitter goes 0-for-4, it doesn't cripple you. If a pitcher has a Cueto-like outing, it destroys months of solid work from him. I think it was just a bad start, but it will take months to take off the ERA and WHIP hit.
What's up with Hanley and his sore hip? I'm sorry, but I know his numbers look pretty good on paper, but he hasn't come close to being a #1 Draft pick thus far.
Totally disagree with you Mr. Henson. Hanley is my #6 player on the season, which absolutely qualifies him as a first round pick. Sure he's going to miss a few more games than usual, but so what? Each HR counts equally - it's not like it's HR/162.
On my way to the mets game, gotta ask if you see value from Ollie Perez this season?
Remember Johnny Cueto last night? I wouldn't go near Perez with a ten-foot pole.
"Halladay trade rumors" What rumors would those be and please tell me you arent talking about Roy?
GM JP Riccardi has said he's ready to listen to offers. That doesn't mean he's going to pull the trigger, but considering his stance used to be "There's no way we trade Roy" that's a huge change in attitude.
Can you tell my buddy Doug (who's reading this at work like me) his team name change to The Titanic might be a little premature this early in the season - even with his starting trio last night of Cueto, Bergesen and Smoltz. (OUCH!)
We're more than halfway, so I don't know if I'd call it "this early" -- but perhaps he should go with The Poseidon? At least there's a chance to pull a Shelley Winters swim to safety --- oh wait, she died during the attempt, didn't she? Never mind.
AJ, who do you want as your catcher for the 2nd half? Martin, B. Molina, AJ, or Suzuki, thanks.
I'm looking at Kurt. I just think Oakland's offense is going to improve steadily as they start to work towards figuring out who is going to be there in 2010.
Are there updated rankings available anywhere?
We will be posting an All-Star Break forward rankings in the next week.
Help me beat the jury duty blues! Everth Cabrera an advisable add in 12 team mixed roto keeper? I dropped carlos gonz for him and I have gbeckham at ss now - what's his 2nd half look like? What about 2010 - this is soooo boring!
Personally I think there isn't much there there for Everth in a keeper. Beckham on the other hand should continue to improve as time goes by. As for Jury Duty, simply stand up and say "Give him the death penalty!" regardless of the charges, and I'm sure they'll let you go home early.
Looking for lighting in a bottle...who carries the greatest fantasy value for the second half?...Gamel, C. Davis, or LaPorta?
I think Davis has the least chance to do anything, with Smoak now at Triple-A. Gamel has been outdone by the surprising mighty Casey. I'd go with LaPorta.
Is it wrong to want to trade Wright for Reynolds if I don't care about steals and need power???
I don't think so. Wright is just not giving you the power numbers, and while the batting average is great, the HRs will come more frequently from Reynolds.
Right here, Josh! I'm right here!
DAVID WRIGHT: Please stay on this subject. I see no lineup protection, a disturbing strikeout rate in a league that penalizes then, and his power numbers not improving. I think I want to cut the cord with my 1st round pick. If I can get Sabathia and Y. Escobar (Move Scutaro from SS to 3rd), should I do it?? Thanks!
I'm not saying to cut Wright. He's still very valuable, and far more so than Yunel and CC.
Will Jose Reyes have any impact in the 2nd half?
Is he coming back? That's the big question. If he does, he'll have impact, not only on himself, but the whole dynamic of the Mets' lineup changes. But it's an "if"
Do you think Calero factors in saves in Floriday? He seems to be the best pitcher in that bullpen. Thanks!
I think they throw out whatever arm happens to be freshest on the given day. Once Kiko returns from the DL, he'll be on the Glengarry Glenross call board.
Who are the top 5 SS at season's end?
Han Ram, Bartlett, Scutaro, Rollins, Tejada
Missed Jeter in there... add him to the group.
Going forward, how would you rank : Wandy, Liriano, Slowey
I like Wandy best of the three, with Slowey slowed by a trip to the DL. That gives Liriano second place.
No sexy Alexei in the top 5???
He's in the next group with Tulo. Hey, we have to draw these imaginary lines somewhere... I can't put 10 guys in my Top 5, can I?
Need help before our add/drop deadline today, Jason Kubel for M. Ordonez?
I'm keeping Kubel.
Where would Michael Young sit in that group at SS?
He'd be right there, ahead of Tejada, but I'm considering him at 3B... some of these multi positional guys like him and Theriot and Zobrist are hard to classify.
N. Blackburn or G. Floyd going forward?
Floyd if K's count, Blackburn if they don't.
I just said David Wright to my cat and she hissed. Is that a sign from the baseball gods?
That's it - take advice from the cat. Next, you'll be cutting Johan for David Purr-cey.
Jason Marquis or Ricky Romero to fill out my staff?
I like Romero, but I think I'm the minority when it comes to Marquis. I, for one, think the All-Star nod is totally deserved.
Are you worried about Haren's second half? He's been absolutely filthy, but I'm worried that he's gonna struggle after the break.
I don't buy into first-half/second-half splits. I'm sorry, I just don't. True, pitchers may get more tired from being overworked in pressure situations, and Zona certainly has been in many playoff runs over Haren's career.... but not this year.
Is Milledge worth a speculative add? I'd have to drop Price or Smoltz to get him.
I do not like Price for this season, so I'd gamble on Milledge. That's more the heart talking than the head, because I still think Lastings can be something special.
Answers like that are why I tune in to your chats, AJ. I was actually gonna trade Wright for Joe Meow-er
You buying Juan Rivera?
Plenty of momentum and he's already in my Top 75 hitters, so yes, yes I am.
I've been offered Hunter Pence for Mark DeRosa. Should I accept the deal?
Positional needs come into play of course, but yes, I'll take that deal. I don't really think DeRosa has as much value with Albert taking all the RBIs in that lineup.
Give me 1 breakout player to try go get for the second half.
Adam Lind - AL, Pablo Sandoval - NL.
I need a 2B/SS option for my bench - Barmas or Bonifacio?
Closer than you think, but I'd go with Barmes b/c of the ability to help you in multiple categories. Emilio's not reaching the bleacher seats.
What?? Albert taking RBIs? Shouldn't he create more RBI opportunities? If DeRosa hits before Pujols, then he gets good pitches, if he hits after, then he gets to drive in the big man himself. Pujols is an on base machine with ok speed.
And he has twice as many RBIs as anyone else on the Cards. If he homers, that's zero RBIs for DeRosa behind him. If he drives in the guys from scoring position, then he can only drive in Albert. And with LaRussa in love with Pujols hitting third, I don't think there will be "people" on base ahead of DeRosa if he bats second.
Jon Lester is a top __ pitcher from this point forward.
Sandoval...........breakout for 2nd half........dude's already broken out in the first half. He has been on a MAJOR tear the last month, ranking as the 4th best player in fantasy.
What I meant by those picks is that these are guys who will keep it up or better their first halves. Obviously, they've "broken out" - that's what makes them "breakout" players. For guys who are not in Top 100 now? How about Billy Butler and Skip Schumaker as fliers.
Lester is easily top 10. You're nuts.Rank: Holliday, Damon, Werth, Choo, or Soriano. Need to trade A-Gonz for one of them.
Ryan, doesn't Top 20 include the Top 10? Not saying it can't happen, but with a 4.00 ERA he's not top 10. I'd tell you to trade A-Gonz for Damon of those names, but you'd think I was nuts, so I won't.
Who prefaces asking a favor with "you're nuts" ?
Evidently it's all the rage in Beantown.
What do you think about trading V Mart for Sandoval? Crazy?
Not at all. They're pretty close in the rankings, and with V-Mart possibly getting traded to another team, presumably a "winning team" who knows how that will effect his production.
It must be nuts. Like almonds nuts.
Almonds, like coffee, are for closers.
You're nuts! Haren was not on Arizona for any playoff runs. How can you ignore the fact that EVERY season for the last 5 years his ERA jumps 1 full run, sometimes 2, and his WHIP jumps by at least 0.5 post allstar break?
Last season they finished two games back. That's a high-pressure playoff run. You don't have to make it to have the situations be pressure-packed. And he was on Oakland teams who won divisions, as well. And he's had three good Septembers and three bad ones. What's 2009 going to bring? If you say you know for sure, you're nuts!
One word answer needed, with no insults offered. Alexei or Drew this year only?
One word: Joba or Wandy.
Last one .... Your all nuts!! Got an extra OF since Hamilton is back what do you think of this deal/ fair? I give Branyan, Cody Ross, M. Bourn for A Rod and Ellsbury
I think you're getting the best players in the deal, so it's very heavily slanted in your favor. It's not unfair, but if your league votes on deals expect a veto. Ross and Branyan aren't as "sexy" as A-Rod.
Fantasy baseball is for NERDS!
Clap your hands, everybody. And everybody clap your hands. We've gotta run. Thanks for the Q's. Jason Grey comes your way at 3 pm, and we'll be back on Thursday at 11 am. As always, we'll see you the next time on Villa Alegre.


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Former Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher continues to make progress as he recovers at home from last December's skiing accident.Story | Conversation | November 23, 2014
Elena Radionova wins Trophee Bompard to reach GP final
Two-time junior world champion Elena Radionova of Russia landed all her jumps in the free skate to win the Trophee Bompard on Saturday and qualify for the Grand Prix Final.Story | Conversation | November 22, 2014
Meet Denis Douglin, Boxing's Ultimate Momma's BoyIgor Guryashkin
On Saturday night, Denis Douglin has a chance to take a high step toward becoming what's believed to be a boxing first: A world champion who is trained by his mother. And "Da Momma's Boy" wouldn't have it any other way.Story | Conversation | November 21, 2014
Alien Space Tours, Vladimir Putin, and World-Exploding Double Blu...Spike Friedman
In the following video, reigning FIDE world champion Magnus Carlsen moves his king forward one space on a chessboard. He then picks up his pen, pauses, and records the move. You can tell he's recording the move slowly because he&am...Blog | November 18, 2014
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Struggling with funding and racing with a new team this year, Erica Enders-Stevens won her NHRA world championship the hard way. And that's what her mentor Shirley Muldowney admired most.Story | Conversation | November 18, 2014
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From Erica Enders-Stevens' NHRA world title to Danica Patrick's career-best sixth at Atlanta to a landmark 100th win for women in NHRA history, there was a lot to celebrate in 2014.Photo Gallery | Conversation | November 18, 2014
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Henrik Kristoffersen of Norway has won the World Cup men's slalom opener, beating Austria's Marcel Hirscher by 0.12 seconds in foggy conditions on Sunday.Story | Conversation | November 16, 2014
Tina Maze wins slalom women's World Cup opener
Tina Maze of Slovenia won the women's World Cup slalom opener Saturday with an overall time of 1 minute, 55.15 seconds while defending world champion Mikaela Shiffrin came 11th and said she had "lessons to learn."Story | Conversation | November 15, 2014
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Cotto-Canelo talks on trackDan Rafael
The inevitable showdown between middleweight world champion Miguel Cotto and former junior middleweight titlist Canelo Alvarez looms as boxing's biggest fight in the non-Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao category. And unlike Mayweather-Pacquiao, it...Blog | November 13, 2014
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Olympic and world champion figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan will make his long-awaited return to the ice in his season debut at the Cup of China starting Friday.Story | Conversation | November 05, 2014
USA Luge reveals fall World Cup roster
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Andrzej Fonfara fights Doudou Ngumbu; keeps an eye on Adonis Stev...Dan Rafael
Light heavyweight Andrzej Fonfara's goal is clear: He wants a rematch with world champion Adonis Stevenson. Fonfara was a massive underdog when he challenged Stevenson for the title on May 24 in Stevenson's hometown of Montreal. What most expected ...Story | Conversation | October 30, 2014
Three-time weightlifting champ Marcin Dolega gets doping ban
The Polish weightlifting federation says it has suspended three-time world champion Marcin Dolega for doping, ruling him out of next month's world championships.Story | Conversation | October 30, 2014


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Cat Hairballs – Cough It Up
Preventing hairballs—or their aftermath—helps keep cats healthy (and floors clean).
By Sandy Robins
This April 25 marks the ninth year cat lovers will celebrate National Hairball Awareness Day. It is interesting to note that felines aren't the only hairball expellers; rabbits do, too. So do cud-chewing animals such as cows, oxen, sheep, goats, llamas, deer and antelopes. And—wait for it—people, too! A human hairball is called a trichobezoar. It's common in people who compulsively play with their hair and swallow it.
Now, this is not a day you want to celebrate by being greeted by a big hairball presented by your cat. A celebration would be NOT waking up to a hairball on the rug.
Most cats are able to expel hairballs by vomiting them up. But often that is the tip of the iceberg of hair—so to speak. Ingested hair can cause a serious blockage in the intestinal tract and lead to all sorts of complications.
It's so important to remember that while cats are self-groomers, they still need help from their pet parents, especially if the cats have long hair and, also if they are elderly and simply are not agile and mobile enough to groom themselves properly.
There are lots of excellent grooming tools on the market that help get rid of thick undercoats. I am always telling my friends with cats that grooming should be considered a fun way to spend quality time with their cat rather than a chore. My cats really enjoy being massaged with a hand mitt, which picks up the loose hair as your brush.
For owners who need to deal with their cats' ingested hair, there are products, such as Petromalt Hairball Relief Gel from Sergeants PetCare, which can help alleviate the formation of hairballs by coating the digestive tract to prevent build up—they also act as a laxative. It's simply a matter of putting a dollop on a front paw and letting the cat lick it off. For really fussy cats, put a blob on their lower chin and let them take over from there.
For anyone wanting to know more about hairballs, the National Museum of Health and Medicine (NMHM) in Washington, D. C., has a virtual hairball exhibition on its website. You can learn why hairballs develop in the stomach and see examples of them from various animals, including humans.
There are also craft books such as Crafting with Cat Hair, which shows readers how to transform stray clumps of fur into soft and adorable handicrafts. From kitty tote bags and finger puppets to fluffy cat toys, picture frames and more, these projects are cat-friendly, eco-friendly and require no special equipment or training.
For the past couple of years, there have been all kinds of hairball events, including a celebrity lookalike competition where people were asked to brush their cats and take the fur and style it into a celebrity. I took part last year and got my cats' shedded fur to look like Howard Stern—well sort of….
On a final note: when you're stressed and want to pull your hair out, remember it's simply a phrase, not a call to action. Brush your cat regularly instead!
About the Author: Sandy Robins is the 2013 winner of the "Excellence in Journalism and Outstanding Contribution to the Pet Industry Award." Her work appears on many of the country's leading pet platforms, such as MSNBC.com, MSN.com and TODAYShow.com. She is a regular contributor and columnist in multiple national and international publications, including Cat Fancy, as well as the author of the award-winning books "Fabulous Felines: Health and Beauty Secrets for the Pampered Cat" and "For The Love of Cats." Learn more about Sandy on her website or Facebook page. #welovecats
Pet Identity Crisis
Make sure your pets have proper ID at all times because you never know when they'll need it most.
By Lisa King
Having a dog or cat go missing is a very traumatic event. Not knowing whether they've been hit by a car, been pet-napped or have simply wandered off is nerve-wracking. Providing your pet with effective identification is the best way to ensure that if the worst happens, you can be reunited with your lost pet.
Some dogs are real escape artists and will take advantage of a loose board in a fence or an open gate; some have been known to dig under fences to get free. If the escape happens while you are at work, you might not find out for hours, giving your dog plenty of time to wander quite a distance.
Even if you have indoor-only cats, a door left ajar can mean a missing cat. Two of my cats once pushed a loose screen out of a window and went on a walkabout for several minutes before someone noticed. Fortunately, we were able to round them up quickly.
If someone finds your pet and brings him to a shelter, the staff will make every effort to find you. If your pet has no ID and you don't turn up looking for him, he is at risk of being euthanized. But this tragic outcome is easy to prevent.
A simple metal tag bearing your pet's name and your phone number attached to his collar can make all the difference. These can be custom made at most pet supply stores or ordered online. Someone who finds your wandering pet needs only call your number to let you know where your dog or cat is.
Another option is a specially designed flash drive. These are available in shock-proof, waterproof cases that attach to your pet's collar. You program your contact information onto the drive so whoever finds your dog can plug the drive into his computer and contact you. These devices can also include medical information if your pet has a serious condition.
Since collars can come off—especially cat collars, which should always be breakaway collars—all your pets should be micro-chipped. If your pet is ever stolen, the thieves can remove tags, but cannot remove the microchip.
Some countries require that all pets be microchipped. Most U.S. shelters routinely microchip their cats and dogs, but if not, you can pay your veterinarian a one-time fee of about $50. She will inject the tiny chip (about the size of a grain of rice) with a syringe, usually just under the skin between the shoulder blades.
This procedure is no more painful than a vaccination would be for you. The chip remains inactive until it is scanned. You must then put your contact information into a pet database. If your pet is picked up and brought to a shelter, he will be scanned to see if he is microchipped. If so, shelter staff will contact you through the database. Always keep your contact information up to date. The chip will remain usable for the life of your pet.
Since there are a few different types of chips, shelter staff might have to check several registries before they find your pet. You can simplify the job by putting a tag on your pet's collar that names the type of microchip he is carrying. Newer scanners can read all types of chips, but older ones can miss certain chips.
Microchipping may sound pricey, but it can save you the trouble and expense of searching the neighborhood, posting fliers, and paying rewards, not to mention the anxiety and heartache of losing a family member.
About the Author: Lisa King is a freelance writer living in Southern California. She is the former managing editor of Pet Product News International, Dogs USA, and Natural Dog magazines. Lisa is also the author of the well-received murder mystery novel "Death in a Wine Dark Sea" and the recently released "Vulture au Vin."
Is A Pet Career Your True Passion?
3 Childhood Passions You Can Turn into Adult Careers
Many of us had passions as children that we long ago gave up on pursuing. Maybe those lofty childhood dreams just seemed too difficult to pursue in real life when we became adults, or maybe other things simply got in the way. Either way, too many people end up stuck in jobs they find unsatisfying, or even hate. According to Forbes, 44 percent of people in the U.S. are unhappy in their jobs. That's no way to live your life. It's time to reclaim your childhood passion and turn it into a career you'll love. Here are three careers you can get into with minimal training for a more fulfilling and happy life. Anyone can do this—even you!
1. Teacher
Lots of kids play "school" with their friends, where one kid will be the teacher and the others will be the students. The child who plays the teacher is often interested in what teachers actually do in the classroom and model themselves after their favorite teachers. In fact, it is common for children to say they want to be teachers when they grow up, because it is one of the only careers they see every day. So many teachers helped develop your young mind, so it feels good to give the gift of learning to others.
Fortunately, today's schools are looking for teachers. The path to becoming a teacher can be different in every state, and it is certainly different from many other traditional paths, according to teach.com. Many school districts today will hire people without education degrees to be teachers. Depending on the state, they are hired on a probationary basis and allowed to teach under temporary teaching certificates for up to two years. During these two years, they are supposed to take special training sessions with the school district and complete certain college courses to get their full certification. Many districts across the nation will even sponsor someone from the corporate world in their transition into teaching. It's a remarkably easy field to enter and one so many people find fulfilling when they jump in to achieve their childhood dream.
2. Veterinary Assistance
What child doesn't love animals? Most do, especially girls. Girls frequently express a love of animals of all kinds, or of certain kinds like dogs, cats and horses. It is not uncommon to hear a child say he or she wants to be a veterinarian when they grow up. A lot of these animal lovers back out of that dream when they discover the tough science curriculum necessary to become a veterinarian, or learn they will have to dissect animals as part of their training.
If the love of animals and the desire to work with them is still strong as an adult, animal lovers may seek out volunteer opportunities at shelters and animal rescue organizations. If their current job isn't fulfilling, their love for animals can still be turned into a career as a veterinary assistant in just one years. At Animal Behavior College, we are passionate about helping animals & helping you find career training that suits your needs. Are yuou interested in a rewarding career working in an animal hospital or veterinary office? You can learn from practitioners and leaders in the field during our externship hands-on training. Veterinary assistants are in demand, with job opportunities for this career expected to see continual growth through 2020.
3. Librarian
If you were a child who loved to read and spent every afternoon at the library picking out new books, a career as a librarian could be just what you need to help you feel fulfilled in your career. The adventures in the books enticed you as a child, and took you on journeys you still reminisce about. You can get hired as an assistant at a library with little-to-no experience and get on-the-job training. For those who wish to become a head librarian and run their own library, there are online schools that offer degrees in library science (which are usually required for head librarian jobs). These degree programs can be done on your own time while you're actually working in the stacks as a library assistant.
March Grooming Instruction Program Canadian Student Of The Month – 2014
ABC Grooming Instruction Program Canadian Student of the Month– March 2014
Sharon Joanisse
Sharon Joanisse lives in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada, where she works as a registered massage therapist, school bus driver, pet/house sitter, dog trainer and also does some grooming part time. She found Animal Behavior College while searching for an Obedience Training program. She completed ABC's Certified Dog Training program before enrolling in its Grooming Instruction Program. One of Sharon's favorite parts of the program is that the first portion is distance learning. She loves being able to work at her own pace.
What prompted you to become a pet groomer? Was there a specific event, circumstance or person who inspired you to pursue this career?
Falling into grooming was much the same as falling into training. I have three dogs at the moment and around the time I got my second Aussie, I realized there was a lot I did not know. I set off to learn as much as I could about training specifics that related to us, and also about grooming. Two years ago, I got my third Aussie and once again found out just how much I didn't know. With him came my introduction to the conformation ring, and a whole new world of grooming and care. At my first show, I looked around and saw that most of the people around me were groomers and they were my inspiration.
Describe a humorous moment you witnessed or took part in while working at your externship location.
Dogs are always surprising us, whether it's their silly behavior on the table or their happy howling when they see their family and get excited. A few weeks ago, we took in our Aussie to be groomed. He wiggled and yodeled and was just an adorable "goofball."
What one thing stands out for you in terms of knowledge and/or skills acquired from the program?
Working within a dog's limits, and working with my client's desires is something that stands out for me in terms of knowledge and/or skills acquired from the program. Often, clients come in and have an idea of what they want but that idea is not always workable. I have found that this program has taught me how to [have a]dialogue with these clients and find a happy medium for them.
Have you started working professionally as a groomer yet? If yes, where? And are you working full- or part-time?
A year ago, I opened a second business, Heeling NRG (Sanctuary Massage Therapy) and made allowances for grooming to be a part of it. In January of this year, I began offering grooming to my clients, and am now seeing two to four clients per week.
What grooming skill(s) or technique(s) do you want to master during the next 12 months?
I hope to master scissor cuts, and breed-specific grooming for the show ring. My mentor trainer at my externship was a poodle breeder for more than 40 years and she has had me grooming her poodles and grills me hard on them. I love it!
Designing a Play Palace for Your Pet
Designing a Pooch Palace or Feline Fortress in a Small Space
If you've been thinking it's time to give your four-legged family member his own dedicated living space, most vets will agree it's a good idea. Not only is it fun, but it can help soothe your pet when he's stressed or overstimulated. You don't have to transform an entire spare room into your pooch or kitty's favorite hangout (although that's a trend growing in popularity, too)—you can get started with just a patch of underused space.
A Special Space is Smart
If your home has become a haven for claw marks or paw prints, a space of his own can minimize damage in the living areas. A pet room also helps confine shedding and dander, which is especially beneficial if you have guests frequently. This will minimize suffering for those with allergies and give your pet a safe place to hang out while you entertain.
Things to Consider
A converted laundry room with a large sink or tub is ideal, because it makes bath time easy. Natural lighting is important, so try to choose a room or area with a window. Make sure your pet's outdoor view can easily be controlled with window treatments—this way, you can open up the blinds or shades when you want to give him some action, and close them when it's nap time or when the barking gets to be too much.
Also consider his size. If he weighs more than 20 pounds, he may be more inclined to stay in an entire room devoted to him rather than a segmented area of the house that isn't enclosed. And try to use a space you know he already likes.
Outfitting the Space
Include plenty of features that will attract your pet's attention and keep him occupied. Cats love ledges that give them opportunities for climbing and cozy nooks for napping. Some pet owners even put an aquarium or television in the room, so their pets have something interesting to watch or listen to all day long. This can decrease their anxiety and make them feel less lonely.
For furniture, try placing a used piece near a window. You can find a cheap chair or couch at your local Goodwill. Or, put a comfortable pet bed on a rug, so your pet can lounge around. Just be sure whatever you choose is washable. For flooring, the perfect choice may be interlocking rubber tiles that are comfortable under all four feet. Add colorful cubbies or baskets around the space, and fill them with plenty of safe toys.
If you can go custom, consider installing counter-tops at the perfect height for brushing and grooming. Another option: food and water bowls built into the wall to reduce spills and messes.
March – Veterinary Assistant Program Student Of The Month – 2014
ABC Veterinary Assistant Program
Student of the Month
March 2014
Eduardo Ochoa
Eduardo Ochoa lives in Los Angeles and did his externship at the Pasadena Humane Society. When Eduardo first started in the program, he wasn't sure if he wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. However, after going through the externship, he is now ready to continue his education and become a Registered Veterinary Technician.
Was veterinary assisting your first career choice? If not, what was it?
Becoming a veterinary assistant was not my first choice. I actually had all of my classes already picked out and was ready to start Community College at Pasadena City College [before attending ABC]. Before that, my dream was to move to San Francisco and become an artist. I wanted to use my creativity [to be an] eco-friendly architect. However, as I thought about it more and more, I realized having a hobby as a career would probably interfere with my creativity. Then, when I really thought about the direction I wanted to take in my life, helping and being around animals is what made me feel more comfortable and complete. Therefore, this is the path I chose and followed through with.
What was/is the biggest challenge you faced during your externship and how did you overcome it?
When I started my externship, I was really nervous. Reading a book is one thing, but actually doing it is another. When it comes to what was the most challenging for me, I'd say it was trying to overcome my embarrassment of asking questions. I needed to learn how to do things and had to get the courage to ask how things needed to be done. Once I overcame this, I was so relieved. This helped me grow so that I am now able to move more quickly. Also, this has brought me closer to the staff so I feel like I'm now a member of the team.
How did you hear about the ABC program and what convinced you to become certified?
When I first decided to follow a career path in working with animals, I didn't know about Animal Behavior College yet. I searched around and truthfully, this school seemed more inviting than others.
What has your experience been like in the ABC Veterinary Assistant Program?
Being in the ABC program has been great! It's easy, quick and extremely informative, especially for how short of a time it takes to get certified.
If you could work with any exotic animal, what would it be and why?
If I could work with any exotic animal, it would be with penguins. I love penguins and cold weather. I find penguins to be very interesting animals. Some of the things a male does to specifically attract a female is just amazing.
March – Grooming Instruction Program Student Of The Month – 2014
ABC Grooming Instruction Program Student of the Month
March 2014
Brian Beechum
Brian Beechum resides in Bowling Green, Ky., and is currently working as a part-time Groomer for a local grooming shop called Dogs' Day Out. He was hired by his mentor Yvonne immediately after completing his externship. Prior to beginning his grooming career, Brian attended Western Kentucky University, where he majored in Computer Science. While in college, he landed a part-time job at a local factory that made components for Toyota. He enjoyed this position so much that he decided to leave school in order to work fulltime. He worked his way up and eventually become a Safety and Ergonomics Specialist in the Human Resources department. When the economy was hit a few years ago, he decided to find a new field to work in: the pet industry.
What prompted you to become a pet groomer? Was there a specific event, circumstance or person who inspired you to pursue this career?
Carrie Gump is a local dog trainer I had been taking my new puppy to and struck up a conversation about becoming a trainer myself. She asked if I had ever considered grooming since I had been grooming my own dogs for some time. She then recommended that I call Animal Behavior College and speak to an Admissions Counselor about my options.
What has been your most rewarding moment during your externship?
The most rewarding moment during my externship, occurred a couple of weeks into working with my mentor, Yvonne Gray. She told me I had a love and drive she had not seen in other students she had trained in the past. She did make a point to inform me that she was not referring to any ABC students.
What has your experience been like in the ABC Grooming Instruction Program?
I have gained an incredible amount of knowledge and had so many great experiences that it is difficult to answer this question. Animal Behavior College's curriculum gave me an excellent foundation to build on and my mentor was simply the best in teaching me. I could not ask for this experience to have gone better.
What was/is the biggest challenge you faced during your externship and how did you overcome it?
The biggest challenge I faced during my externship was clipping dark-colored nails. My mentor was always kind and understanding, showing me different approaches until I was able to master this task.
What grooming skill(s) or technique(s) do you want to master during the next 12 months?
Over the next 12 months, I hope to master several breed-specific cuts. I specifically want to master the Poodle and Schnauzer cuts.
March 2014 – ABC Dog Training Program Student of the Month – USA
ABC Dog Training Program Student of the Month – USA – March 2014
Heather Ibbitson
A Registered Nurse in Torrance, Calif., Heather Ibbitson always wanted to train dogs for a living. Upon nearing retirement, Heather thought that going through ABC's Dog Obedience Program would help her embark on a second career. She currently has three paying clients who have been more than pleased with their dogs' training. Following completion of her certification in a few weeks, Heather's goal is to work with shy and fear aggressive dogs. Continue reading
March 2014 Dog Obedience Program Canadian Student Of The Month
Dog Obedience Instruction Program
Canadian Student of the Month
March 2014
Keith Andersen
ABC Student, Keith Andersen resides in Burnaby, BC, Canada, and is currently working with Vision Quest Recovery Society as its in-house dog trainer. Dog training was not Keith's first choice of careers. He tried the accounting industry, but didn't like being stuck behind a desk. Keith then moved on to construction work and now is making dog training a full-time job.
"My goal is to retire very soon and devote the rest of my time to dogs," he said.
Keith found Animal Behavior College on Google. He had looked at many distant-learning programs as well as local ones. Out of all of them, ABC had the most professional look and was very reasonable.
What prompted you to become a dog trainer? Was there a specific event, circumstance or person who inspired you to pursue this career?
I decided to become a certified dog trainer after working with my dog Mak and using that knowledge to help others. It made sense to me to be certified. Working with Mak as a guinea pig taught me a lot about myself and how humans interact with their furry friends. It showed me how much fun humans can have and how our happiness with our buddies can make them happy.
Describe one pet story that touched you the most during your volunteer hours. Do you plan on continuing your volunteer work?
I have spent most of my volunteer hours doing the Puppy Pet Rehabilitation Program at Vision Quest. The most rewarding story is with Zander, our first rescue. He was shy and lacked self confidence when we first got him. His obedience skills were not bad but needed polishing. By using the Urban Agility and Confidence Program I am working on, we got him to come out of his shell and gain much more confidence. Also, he became much more athletic, a bonus.
I plan on spending much more time with that program and expanding it with the hope of introducing it to others.
Have you started training professionally yet? If yes, are you training full- or part-time?
I have started training but only part time. I am busy winding down the waterproofing business and developing the Vision Quest program. I also am completing my Pet First Aid Instructors program.
What are your plans for dog training? Do you want specialize in particular type of training or in training a particular breed of dog?
I will do basic obedience training but there are many "trainers" who do that already. I want to focus on the rescue program with Vision Quest. I also want to teach the Urban Agility and Confidence program, teach first aid and to run a program I call "Doguistics," which teaches humans how dogs communicate to themselves and to us. I also will include how dogs learn and how important "leadership" is as opposed to "alpha" and being dominant. I would also like to get involved with reactive dogs and helping them have a better life.
Which dog breed best describes you and why?
Labrador Retrievers; they are smart, hard working, very sociable and love people and other dogs. Also, they're well-liked by most people.
Allergies in Dogs – Providing Allergy Relief for Dogs
By Lisa King
Even though the eastern part of the U.S. is covered in ice and snow and California is experiencing heavy rains and mudslides at press time, spring will eventually come. When it finally arrives, people with seasonal allergies will begin sneezing and wiping runny eyes. Although their symptoms are very different, dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies, too.
Allergies are basically an overreaction of the immune system to a specific trigger. While in allergic humans, spring (and in some cases fall) brings on upper respiratory misery, in dogs who are allergic to pollen the symptoms are usually skin-related. Although allergic dogs sometimes sneeze and have runny eyes, they usually scratch, chew and lick themselves excessively, especially their feet. A dog who scratches all the time can create open sores, hair loss, hot spots and skin infections. These dogs also are more susceptible to ear inflammation and infections. Not to mention, they feel miserable from all the itching.
If you notice your dog scratching excessively, take him to your veterinarian to have him evaluated. He might have flea-bite dermatitis, an allergy to flea bites, another spring and summer phenomenon. This condition is usually relieved by effective flea control and thorough house cleaning.
However, if fleas aren't the problem, your vet might diagnose your dog with a seasonal allergy. There are several ways you can help your allergic dog be happier and more comfortable. Clean off his feet when he comes in from outside so he doesn't track pollen and other allergens into the house. Bathe him often; this removes allergens in his coat. Vacuum your home frequently to keep floors free of allergens. Wash your dog's bedding and blankets often, too, to remove accumulated allergens. If it's feasible, request that people remove their shoes before they come into the house to reduce tracking in pollen. Keep track of the pollen count in your area, and on bad days reduce the amount of time your dog spends outdoors.
Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids can be effective in reducing minor inflammation. Many supplements formulated for dogs are available at pet supply stores. Ask your vet if your dog should be eating an anti-inflammatory diet. These diets are formulated to contain very little grain.
Medications that suppress the immune system can help reduce allergic reactions. Some over-the-counter oral antihistamines, such as Benadryl, are safe for dogs, but check with your vet for dosage recommendations, which will vary based on the size of your dog. These medications reduce itching and inflammation, but can make your dog sleepy.
If you try all these measures to mitigate your dog's allergies but he is still scratching, your vet might recommend oral or injectable steroids. They are effective with many allergic dogs, but they can have side effects, especially if used over the long term. Cyclosporin, sold as Atopica, is the same drug that people take to prevent organ transplants rejection. It is an oral medication, and its use in dogs is relatively new. It can be more effective than steroids and has fewer side effects, but it is also more expensive.
Your vet might also recommend an intradermal skin test, which is similar to a human allergy test. The vet will shave off a patch of hair and apply specific allergens to isolate the one causing problems. If she is able to find the source of your dog's problems, she can give your dog a series of allergy shots or a vaccine to prevent future reactions. These solutions can be costly, however.
Some dogs grow out of allergies, but some dogs' allergies get worse as they age. If you think your dog might have seasonal allergies, the wisest course is to take him to the vet as soon as he begins scratching to prevent his symptoms from becoming too severe so he can enjoy the spring weather outdoors with you.
About the Author: Lisa King is a freelance writer living in Southern California. She is the former managing editor of Pet Product News International, Dogs USA, and Natural Dog magazines. Lisa is also the author of the well-received murder mystery novel "Death in a Wine Dark Sea and the soon-to-be-released "Vulture au Vin."


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TIAA-CREF Iselin, NJ, 08830
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- If you're like me, your otherwise successful ghost-hunting expeditions are often thwarted by matters of taxonomy: Was that a wraith you just saw or simply a type-two apparition? Wonder no more. (N. B., the type-two apparition "leaves behind appalling ectoplasm stains on wallpaper and soft furnishings.")
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When I was a teenager, I had a series of dreams in which I would attempt to do the most banal tasks underwater: eat breakfast, cut my toenails, read a book whose waterlogged pages would always stick together. I never really thought much about the dream's implications—Was I suffocating under life's demands? Or was it just something I ate?—until I stumbled on Bruce Mozert's 1950s underwater photography. Using a self-constructed underwater camera, Mozert spent his career shooting underwater portraits for numerous lifestyle magazines—entirely without digital manipulation. (One Mozert trick was "using baking powder to create the powdery 'smoke' coming out of the underwater barbecue.") Why would a photographer devote his life to such a niche? Some things (like the genesis of my dreams) are better left unanswered. —Justin Alvarez
I'm impressed by a twenty-eight-page examination of "The Endangered Semicolon" in the debut issue of Apology, Jesse Pearson's new quarterly. It's disheartening, though, to read that the semicolon is in decline, not least because it is my favorite punctuation mark—a fact that displeased Matt Sumell, who cheerfully rejected the suggested use of semicolons in his story for issue 200 (save two) and who wrote me recently with the sole purpose of informing me that he still doesn't use semicolons. I pity him and Alexander Theroux, who bemoans in Apology the semicolon's typographical imbalance (neither a colon nor a period) and its existence as a tentative mark, an "illicit and uneasy compromise." Let others have the em dash, the period, the showy exclamation point. I'll keep the semicolon, so adept at capturing a particular cadence, a curt melody. —Nicole Rudick Read More »
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I am reading a dated but rad detective novel called The Daughter of Time, by Josephine Tey, wherein a detective laid up in the hospital clears King Richard III of the crime of murdering his nephews using deductive logic and dubious speculation. This is part of my ongoing celebration of Richard III's skeleton's coming-out-the-closet or whatever you call it. Otherwise keeping busy with hoarding seltzer/Snackwell's vanilla cremes. So this is a pretty normal weekend for me. —Pete Beatty, editor
Right now I find myself on page 1400 of Proust, by circumstance. Hoping to make some real headway in the next forty-eight. (Yesterday I was reading it on the A train, and this woman got down on her knees to look up to see what was the giant book I had in my hand. Like, she could have asked. Maybe she was saving me the pretension of responding, "Proust.") —Brian Ulicky, publicist Read More »
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About ten years ago, after depositing my brother at camp, my parents found themselves in a junk shop in upstate New York. My dad came upon the following playbill for The Evil Eye: A Musical Comedy in Two Acts, presented by the Princeton University Triangle Club from 1915 to 1916. He opened the first page and noticed the following: "Book by Edmund Wilson, Jr., 1916," and, a bit further down, "Lyrics by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1917." Numbers like "Jump Off the Wall" and "Harris from Paris" may be lost to history, but we thought we'd share the program with you nevertheless!
What We're Loving: Kim's Video, Grant's Memoirs
September 14, 2012 | by The Paris Review
Even if you've never read a book about the Civil War, the Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant will grip your imagination. Dictated by Grant on his deathbed, championed and published by Mark Twain, celebrated by Matthew Arnold and Edmund Wilson (who compared it to Walden and Leaves of Grass), the Memoirs were cited by Gertrude Stein as a main influence on her own prose. However you may write, you'll find their power is contagious. Every page is a lesson in force, clarity, and grace under pressure. To read Grant's description of a military problem, then to read the orders he gave, is, among other things, to see a great modern writer at work. —Lorin Stein
Have you ever imagined a music video as you listen to a song? Sigur Ros asked a dozen filmmakers to do just that with songs from their new album. The results are pretty great, but my favorite—and I'm hardly impartial—is Dash Shaw's animated (I mean that literally) take on "Valtari." Penned with Shortbus and Hedwig writer John Cameron Mitchell, the video features backgrounds by Frank Santoro, whose colors are, as ever, divine. —Nicole Rudick
If you're in agreement with a friend of mine who considers most recent American covers of Cormac McCarthy's novels "oversaturated Windows wallpapers" (why yes, Cormac, that horse is very pretty), then perhaps you will be both pleased and envious to know that the British ones now look like this, and apparently have for some time. Thanks to the now-defunct Aesthetic Book Blog for this gritty eye candy. And check out The Millions' annualish comparison of American and British book covers for further contemplation. —Samuel Fox
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"We're afraid that this Fitzgerald story is altogether out of the question," read the original note spurning the story. "It seems to us so curious and so unlike the kind of thing we associate with him, and really too fantastic."
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