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b.not.so.good: b.good corrects its nutritional information
- finlero Oct 22, 2007 11:34 AM
Just wanted to point out that b.good has adjusted some of the nutritional information on its website.
Many items have stayed the same, such as the hamburgers, four out of five of which are still under 500 calories. But some items, notably the turkey burgers and the sides, have changed quite a bit. A Carolina BBQ turkey burger, for example, is now listed as having 477 calories and 13g of fat; that's more calories than a McDonald's quarter pounder, and more fat than a McDonald's cheeseburger. For those counting calories, perhaps the most upsetting of all are the fries, which have leapt to 285 calories per order, more than a small fries at McDonald's (admittedly b.good's are vastly lower in fat).
As someone who leads a secret double life of health nut by day, chowhound by night, I liked b.good as a lunchtime compromise, a reasonably satisfying way to save up my daily calorie allotment for a delicious dinner. I viewed it as the food equivalent of a Diet Coke, something that was modeled after the real thing, didn't taste quite as good, but wasn't a bad way of fooling my brain into accepting a lower-calorie choice. But if a b.good turkey burger and fries are going to clock in at nearly 800 calories and cost nearly twice as much as a fast food combo, what's the point?
I never viewed b.good as a legitimate chow destination, but after the nutritional revision, I'm having trouble viewing it as much of anything other than another overpriced, unsatisfying lunch option in the Back Bay.
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Nearly positive it's the latter. I ate there last week and everything tasted the same as always.
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their initial information posted was based on estimates. Once they finally got the cash to send it out for real data they discovered that some items (most notably the fries) have more calories while other items have less calories.
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They recently had everything on the menu tested more thoroughly at a lab for nutritional content. It was in their newsletter (I think). I still like it, at least it's not full o' chemicals.
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wellll... I know they grind their own meat, so I guess I'm just making the assumption that they're not injecting it full of stuff before they do so. I'll take it over ABP any day.
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It's a simple fact of life.... fries are never good for you and never low in calories.
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I'm with you, girl. That said, I never really liked their fries because they tasted so healthy. If you're going to have a fry, go for the deep fried, salted variety not some reduced fat alternative. Life is short so live a little!
Who cares, their food is gross anyway. I have tried to eat there four or five times and always left a bunch of food on my plate and left feeling very unsatisfied. Too much spice in stuff, and not enough deliciousness. So now it apparently tastes crappy plus it's not even good for you. Now I have no reason to go there. Thanks for the info :)
I never liked their burgers. They taste really watery -- almost like they're steamed -- to me. I don't understand why it's always so crowded. Across the street from the Cambridge b.good's is Flat Patty's. Their burger is really tasty but not always consistent. Good special sauce.
At least they post nutritional info, which is a good thing. Other than fast food chains it would be great if all restaurants post the info. It's tough to eat out without this info while on a certain diet. I don't mind if there's high carbs or even a bit of fat in the diet, as long as I have the info to tally into my daily allotment and can thus plan appropriately for my other meals throughout the day.
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I have to disagree that all restaurants should have to post this information. I, too, like it when chains post the data, but I would not want to burden independent restaurants with having to figure this information out for every dish. And sometimes you just don't want to know. For example, I know full well that foie gras isn't good for me. I don't want the raw data staring me in the face when I'm considering whether or not to order some. Sometimes we dine out precisely so that we can taste something comforting and, in many cases, less-than-healthy. Having the information there all the time would totally destroy the experience.
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It's an interesting topic of conversation but there is no way small, independently owned restaurants could afford to analyze and record the nutritional information of every dish that they server. I shudder to think of how that would slow down the creativity particularly at places that change their menu's daily. I also assume the cost is substantial.
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I like that they serve reasonably sized burgers (many restaurants seem to offer only 8 oz. burgers). The real diet trap is the shakes - even made with frozen yogurt they're very high in calories.
It's very hard for non-chain restaurants (especially the ones with frequently-changing menus) to come up with accurate calorie info. Sometimes you just have to guesstimate.
New York requires all chain restaurants over a certain size to have calorie info on their menus. Most of the time, it's completely useless because they can give you a range (for example, Au Bon Pain in New York provided a calorie range for the soup section of the menu - guessing which soup is 300 calories and which soup is 600 is left as an exercise for the reader). I was tracking my calorie intake pretty carefully at the time, and I found it much less helpful than the info that's available online.
Hi folks,
Please pardon the interruption, but we'd ask that you keep this discussion focused on chow in the Boston area, rather than chow in other areas or nutrition in general.
If you'd like to have a discussion on nutrition or nutritional information, you'd be welcome to do so over on the General Chowhounding Topics or Not About Food boards, depending on the topic.
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The school its self is nice. It gets a principle alot and I do feel kids who have problems ( adhd ect ) feel out of place due to the way the act . Not sure if my kids will be returning to this school.
This schoolis great depending on grade level, Kindergarden teachers are great, 1st Grade teachers are great, 2nd Grade teachers are terrible, 3rd Grade are Great, 4th Grade is terrible and 5th is Great. Also there is too much parental involvement at the school. Its like the principal doesn't even run the school. The PTA overpowers this school. also the teacher and staff will begin to single students out who make one mistake.
My child started in 1st and is finishing 5th this year...The teachers are pretty good here...I see one problem here and it's the teachers kids...most are treated different...they always get picked for everything.. one example is in gym if my child wears the wrong shoes she has something said to her but a teachers child standing next to mine has the wrong shoes on she has nothing said to her....HELLO TEACHERS THE CHILDREN SEE THIS AND THINK THEY ARE TREATED DIFFERENT....The cleaning ladies are mean to the kids also....things have been said but they never do anything about it.... Out of the 5 years one time I say something about another child talking mean to mine..they act like it's my child not the child they have had problems with..Out of the 5 years my child has never been in trouble I have never had to say anything about a Teacher I have never had to go to a parent teacher meeting.....I'm just glad this is my daughters last year...we will see how those teachers children do at TAD...mommy's not at that school...If anyone wants to know why I think these things....well i'm a sub for the city schools and I have seen this first hand...check the star and yearbook...always the same kids
Is an average school in a small town where everybody knows each other. The academics are ok. The teachers seem to do what they can but sometimes lack communication with the parents.
Great teachers...great administrators...great parents...and great students!West Side is the place to be!
I have two children that currently attend West Side. I have only had one bad experience with a teacher. My children seem to really enjoy the school. And yes, the principal has changed once since my children have attended.
My son was at this school 6 years and had 6 principals. His experience went down hill after kindergarten. The teachers need to be educated in how to communicate with children. My son is an honor roll student, but he was plagued by insulting remarks from teachers that lowered his self-esteem to rock bottom. It will take a long time to undo the damage he suffered there. I offered to send him to a different school but he didn't want to leave his friends. Even the office staff needs improvement in dealing with kids. My child's attitude and opinion of himself has improved since he left West Side. He was never given a chance to explain when things happened. He was just given punishment, which is fine if he needed it, but many times, if someone had taken the time to listen, he didn't. Someone needs to educate the educators.
I am pleased with academic programs. The challenge for my children seems to be accurate and suited for their grade level. The music and art is a wonderful part of the curriculum. I am always overjoyed to see how much emphasis is put into these two categories. However, I am discouraged that there are not any sports available. My son wants to play football, basketball, and baseball but that is not possible through the school. For parental involvement...Plenty of opportunities to be involved. I do not believe that the work/homework is geared around parents. The work does not explain itself so parents that have been out of school for awhile usually find themselves finding their own tutor to just simply help their own kids in homework. YUCK!
I think that this school is also great in a social standard .. And not being able to keep a principle year to year does make me worried whats going on .. And the more money you have the better results you get... My daughter is in the 2nd grade now and she has alot of friends and this is why I will not take her out .. Although the quality in the teachers are lacking after kindergarden..
I had 3 children enrolled in this school for a time period of 5 years. Though they all excelled differently in their years, I've experienced the best and the worst. It seems that in a school that is labeled to be 'the best' my children would have received a better education. Though in fact, I was very dissappointed with what they did get. On a whole (with the exception of 2) their teachers were not concerned, were not eager or willing to help, had very poor communication. As a parent that is interested in helping all that I can, I found that to be very frustrating. On a social level, this was an excellent school. Too bad our children need more then social skills to survive adulthood.
This school is academically a great school.The only problem is we can't keep a principal.In 5 yrs we have had 5 principals.This I think creates a problem. omeone needs to figure out why. The other problem is that it is a very political school and the more money you have the better your chances getting what you ask for.
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RE: Facility ID Number 182691
Sabina Raoof, M.D.
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Jamaica, New York 11418
Dear Dr. Raoof:
Your facility was inspected on January 15, 2002 by a representative of the New York City Department of Health, acting on behalf of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This inspection revealed serious regulatory problems involving the mammography at your facility.
Under a United States Federal law, the Mammography Quality Standards Act of 1992, your facility must meet specific requirements for mammography. These requirements help protect the health of women by assuring that a facility can perform quality mammography. The inspection revealed the following repeat Level 2 finding at your facility:
. Failed to produce documents verifying that the interpreting physician [redacted] met continuing education requirement of having taught or completed at least 15 category I continuing medical education units in mammography in 36 months.
The specific problem noted above appeared on your MQSA Facility Inspection Report which was issued to your facility at the close of the inspection. This problem is identified as a repeat Level 2 because it identifies a failure to meet a significant MQSA requirement and it indicates a failure by your facility to implement permanent correction of a problem found during your previous inspection.
Because this condition may be symptomatic of serious underlying problems that could compromise the quality of mammography at your facility, it represents a violation of the law, which may result in FDA taking regulatory action without further notice to you. These actions include, but are not limited to, placing your facility under a Directed Plan of Correction, charging your facility for the cost of on-site monitoring, assessing civil money penalties up to $10,000 for each failure to substantially comply with, or each day of failure to substantially comply with MQSA standards, suspension or revocation of your facility?s FDA certificate, or obtaining a court injunction against further mammography.
It is necessary for you to act on this matter immediately. Please explain to this office in writing within fifteen (15) working days from the date that you receive this letter each step your facility is taking to correct this violation and to prevent the recurrence of similar violations. Your response should include documents that demonstrate proper record keeping.
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- Failure to perform the medical audit and outcome analysis separately for each individual physician at the facility.
- Failure to perform the medical audit and outcome analysis annually.
Please submit your response to the above issues to the attention of Lisa M. Utz, Compliance Officer, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 300 Pearl Street, Suite 100, Buffalo, NY 14202, telephone (716) 551-4461 ext. 3117.
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I am at work realizing that snuggle up in a blanket and read sounds pretty much perfect. Sadly it's not really office appropriate behaviour.ReplyDelete
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We had a very thorough report sent in by Charlotte, Charlotte, Jeremy, Alec, Jack, Ellis, Christian and Jacob at St John Fisher's Harrogate:
One group started by sorting out scripts which looked the same, and had the same characters.
One group found the numbers in English first. Next we found the Roman numerals. Some groups put the cards in piles, others spread them all over the desk. The most successful worked systematically to set the matching scripts in neat columns and matching numbers in neat rows, which helped them to see the patterns more clearly.
In most languages 2 was the easiest number to find first as it usually had just one, or the fewest digits (except in Roman numerals). From the digit 2 we could usually find 25, then a chain: 58, 83, 13. 100 was usually the last we found, from the digit 1 in 13, but sometimes it was really different from all the others.
In the language with the love heart, we made the mistake of having that symbol the 'right' way up, and only when we tried it upside down did we get it right.
In the oriental language, it was hard to see a connection with 13 and 100, as there was no digit 1 in both that matched.
When we were writing 51…
All languages were quite easy apart from the oriental language, because of the problem with 1.
We though the + meant 8 + 3 is 83, but 13 = +3. So we realised + means 10. Or it means times 10.
So we were then able to write 51.
We can't wait to find out which language each script is from.
Nina at North Harringay Primary School we had the following good solution sent in;
Looking at the picture we have,
Top row (left to right): G=100 / S=13 / B=58 / A=13 / C=25
2nd row (left to right): G=83 / A=2 / G=25 / S=83 / B=100
3rd row (left to right): C=2 / C=58 / S=2 / B=13 / C=100
4th row (left to right): A=25 / A=83 / G=13 / B=2 / S=58
5th row (left to right): S=25 / B=83 / G=2 / C=83 / A=100
6th row (left to right): A=58 / C=13 / S=100 / G=58 / B=2
Where S means Standard Western Script, C for Chinese, A for Arabic, B for Bengali and G for Gurmurki
To write 51
we have Chinese
Bengali, it's the left hand character of B=58 plus left hand character of B=13
Gurmurki, it's the left hand character of G=58 plus left hand character of B=13
Thank you all for your very well-explained solutions.


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Clarke & Mackie Crowned Latest National Champions at the 2009 President's Choice Canadian K2 Championships
VERNON, BC (March 31, 2009) – Mother Nature marked the end of March with heavy, intermittent snowfalls throughout the day, making for long but successful men's super combined and ladies' super G races at the 2009 President's Choice Canadian K2 Championships in Silver Star, B.C.
Starting very early in the morning, more than 100 volunteers, course workers, Silver Star Mountain groomers, and coaches were rushed to the race track to battle 15 centimetre of fresh snow.
Following several hours of shovelling and subsequent start delays, the Race Organizing Committee took advantage of a few hours of clear skies to run the morning's men's and ladies' super G runs. As heavy snow precipitations returned in the mid afternoon, the men completed the slalom leg of the super combined – thereby successfully carrying out the required two runs for the super combined title.
"I can't say enough good things regarding all the hard work that was put in today by the volunteers and the Silver Star Mountain Resort," said Garry van Soest, Race Chairman. "Thanks to everyone's dedication and commitment, we were able to put on another successful and safe day of racing despite facing major weather challenges."
"I'd also like to extend a special thanks to BC Alpine for making an exceptional financial contribution to cover for the additional expenses we incurred by concluding the races slightly beyond regular mountain operation hours," added van Soest.
Men's Super Combined
The men's super combined saw America's Logan Mackie take the gold with a combined time of 1:36.90. Achieving the 10th best super G run of the morning, Mackie powered to the top of the podium after skiing the fastest slalom run of the afternoon.
Broderick Thomson from B.C. had to settle for silver with an aggregate time of 1:37.46. Thomson, who set the pace in the super G was pushed back to second overall after clocking the 13th fastest slalom leg of the afternoon.
"I had a stellar super G run but only a decent slalom run," explained Thomson after his race. "I wasn't able to get the gold precisely because my slalom run wasn't as aggressive as it could have been. I got pushed around in the ruts and should have pushed a lot more. Nevertheless, I'm very happy to be on the podium and look forward to more good racing later this week," concluded the racer who has had the chance to compete on Silver Star's Gypsy Queen piste for provincial and national events held previously.
Francis Toutant from Quebec rounded out the podium with a two-run time of 1:37.82. Toutant, who was the 14th best super G skier of the day, clinched the bronze following the second fastest slalom run of the afternoon.
Ladies' Super G
The ladies' super G race, which was held immediately following the men's morning super G run, saw Ontario's Devon Clarke take the gold with a speedy time of 1:05.86.
Clarke was followed by the USA's Hana Saydeck who claimed the silver with a time of 1:06.63. Candace Crawford from Ontario clinched the bronze after stopping the watch at 1:07.02.
"I'm ecstatic with my win," admitted Clarke. "My goal was to be in the top three and I knew I had to work on my aerodynamics to get there. I stayed focus on my objective and it feels really good to know that I belong with the best girls. For sure, it's nice to compete on this slope for a second year in a row and to be able to improve on my performance from last year," concluded the racer who had finished 14th in super G at the 2008 President's Choice Canadian K2 Championships.
Due to the exceptionally long day, awards presentation for the men's super combined and ladies' super G will be held on Wednesday.
For Complete race results, go to www.k2championships.com.
Canadian Alpine Ski Team's François Bourque Makes Surprise Visit at the President's Choice Canadian K2 Championships
The 2009 President's Choice Canadian K2 Championships have been highlighted by the surprise presence of François Bourque, member of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team.
Bourque, who sustained a knee injury at the season opener World Cup downhill race at Lake Louise and has since undergone a successful rehabilitation, decided to attend this premiere K2 event in Silver Star in support of a friend competing in the event.
"My knee is doing very well and I'm very happy to be here to cheer on young, up and coming racers," admitted Bourque who has four career World Cup podiums in super G and giant slalom.
To mark his presence, Bourque has participated in the awards ceremony following each race.
To view live, online timing of the championships CLICK HERE.


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Earlier this week, Billy Corgan, Smashing Pumpkins frontman and Fender signature artist, announced yet another free download from an archive of demos and previously unreleased tracks to the Smashing Pumpkins Record Club.
This time, it's an alternate recording of the song "Rhinoceros" from 1991's Gish, and fans simply must enter their email address to get their copy.
According to Corgan, the difference is a keyboard solo that didn't make the final cut.
"In one version, which the band considered the inferior version in hindsight, it has the standard ripping guitar solo," Corgan said in an introductory video on the Pumpkins' official website. "In the other version, which is, actually in my eyes, the superior version, in classic Smashing Pumpkins humor, we thought it would be really funny to get Mark, the engineer, to play a keyboard solo.
"We didn't actually have a real keyboard, so he used some sort of shitty keyboard."
Ray Manzarek's setup, this was not.
"Mark's actually a really good keyboard player, but this was a marriage made in hell," Corgan added.
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Vet kept their "euthanized" dog alive — and used him for blood transfusions, family says
Imagine being told by your vet that your dog had an incurable condition and had to be euthanized.
Imagine saying your goodbyes and agreeing to let the vet put the dog down, with the promise that he would bury him on his farm.
Now imagine learning — six months later — that your dog never died, and the vet was keeping him alive to use him for blood transfusions.
A veterinary clinic in Fort Worth is under investigation for just such a Frankenstein-like scenario, NBC 5 reports.
Fort Worth police, the city of Fort Worth and state officials are involved in an investigation that started when a client of the Camp Bowie Animal Clinic found out his "euthanized" dog, a 5-year-old Leonberger named Sid, was alive.
Alive and well, in fact — except for being kept in a cage around the clock, and apparently being periodically tapped for blood at the clinic.
Jamie and Marian Harris said they took their dog to the vet for a minor anal gland issue.
After getting treated, Sid had trouble walking.
They say the vet, Lou Tierce, told them their dog had a spinal condition that was only going to get worse, and recommended he be put down. The couple and the son agreed to let the clinic bury Sid on the vet's farm.
Six months later, the Harrises received a call from a veterinary technician, Mary Brewer, who told them Sid was alive and being used for blood transfusions while being kept in a cage most of the day.
"I told her, 'He's still here,' and she's like, 'Can he walk?' and I said, 'Yeah, he's here waiting on you. If you came today, he'd walk out and jump in your car,'" Brewer told News 5.
"It was like getting punched in the stomach and then some," said Marian Harris. "This has rocked our world. My kids are like, 'How does somebody do this?' How does this happen?"
The couple went to the clinic, found Sid and freed him.
State and local authorities went to the Camp Bowie Animal Clinic Tuesday and seized several animals as evidence.
Sid, now back home, is being treated by other veterinarians. They've found he has mange, and shows signs of being used for blood transfusions, as well as being "abusively kenneled," according to the Harrises' lawyer, Jim Eggleston.
Eggleston says allegations have surfaced that more dogs and cats — some with serious illnesses — were being kept alive for blood transfusions and other experimental treatments, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
"You have a vet keeping dogs under false pretenses," he said. "You have family pets that people thought were cremated or put down peacefully that may still be alive."
Tierce has not been responding to media requests for his side of the story.
When the Harrises drove to the clinic to pick up their dog, they found Sid in a cage behind the building. Tierce came outside, according to their complaint, and explained that he had not euthanized Sid because some of his employees had threatened to quit if he did.
An investigator from the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners met with Fort Worth police and the Tarrant County District Attorney yesterday to discuss whether criminal animal abuse charges will be filed.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 1st, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: alive, animals, blood, camp bowie animal clinic, complaint, dog, dogs, ethics, euthanized, fort worth, frankenstein, harris, investigation, jamie, kept, kept alive, leonberger, liar, lied, lou tierce, marian, pets, put down, sid, texas, transfusions, vet, veterinarian
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Florida vet reunited with his service dog
A disabled Army veteran whose service dog went missing after a car accident will soon be reunited with her.
"I am totally ecstatic … If I had two legs, I'd do a back flip!" 7-year Army veteran Luke Macner, of Tampa, said upon learning Nina, his German shepherd-Rottweiler mix had been found.
Macner broke his collar bone in the car accident, but in interviews afterwards he was more worried about what happened to Nina, his constant companion since he lost his leg.
"I'm lost without the dog. I really am," he told WTSP at the time.
"Please, let somebody find you and please bring you back to me," he pleaded.
After the accident, the dog was found wandering in South Tampa by Amy Abdnour.
While she was playing with the dog another woman, who had seen news reports about the missing dog, approached Abdnour.
"A lady said, 'Do you know this dog has been on the news?'" Abdnour said.
After a call to the Humane Society, she got in touch with Macner.
Macner plans to reclaim the dog when he gets released from the hospital.
Posted by John Woestendiek April 24th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: accident, animals, bond, car, companion, dog, dogs, found, lost, news, pets, reunion, reunited, service, tampa, vet, veteran
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Dog ink: Are tattoos animal cruelty?
A New York tattoo artist known as Mistah Metro posted a photo of his dog's new tattoo on his Instagram page, and bragged that having the decoration makes his dog "cooler than yours."
Mistah Metro wrote in the post that his veterinarian allowed him to administer the tattoo — a heart with an arrow through and the names Alex and Mel — while the dog was under anesthesia to have her spleen removed.
We don't think that makes his dog cool. We think it makes his dog a victim of animal abuse, his veterinarian an accomplice, and Mistah Metro — if he wasn't one already — a moron.
Mistah Metro, shown at left in a reflective moment, works at Red Legged Devil in Prospect Heights, but the owner of the tattoo shop, Chris Torres, wrote in an online post that neither he nor his shop had anything to do with the canine inking, and that it was not done on the premises, according to Gothamist.
Critics have blasted the inking online, while others have come to the tattoo artist's defense.
The ASPCA is against tattooing dogs, even though it puts small tattoos on dogs it has spayed or neutered, under the thinking that it can prevent unnecessary surgeries for altered dogs.
In a statement, the ASPCA said, "Tattooing an animal for the vain sake of joy and entertainment of the owner — without any regard for the well-being of the animal — is not at all comparable to the incident in question and is not something the ASPCA supports."
(Photos: Mistah Metro's tattooed dog / Instagram; Mistah Metro / Afropunk.com)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 6th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: anesthesia, animal cruelty, animals, aspca, dog, dog ink, dog tattoos, dogs, instagram, mistah metro, new york, pets, photo, pit bull, post, prospect heights, red legged devil, tattoing dogs, tattoo, tattoo artist, vet, veterinarian
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Vet tech that swung dog into wall is fired
That Florida veterinary technician videotaped holding a dog by its neck and slamming it against the wall has been fired.
And the footage apparently is finally being reviewed by the state attorney's office.
The video was recorded on a cellphone, and it was posted on YouTube just over a month ago.
Mohammad Hassan, the veterinarian who heads Emergency Pet Hospital in Orlando, originally defended the employee, but he recently apologized for her actions on on the hospital's Facebook page.
"I want to apologize to all of the pet owners and animal lovers who were rightly shocked by the cruelty on the video," he wrote in the post.
Hassan also says the vet tech, Stefanie Stasse, has been fired.
Meanwhile, WFTV in Orlando reports that the state attorney's office has received a copy of the video from the Orange County sheriff's office for review.
Posted by John Woestendiek August 1st, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animal cruelty, animals, cruelty, dog, dogs, emergency pet hospital, fired, florida, neck, orlando, pets, slammed, swung, technician, vet, vet tech, veterinarian, veterinary, wall
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Chloe, stabbed seven times, now lives with vet
Eight months after she was stabbed seven times with a steak knife, Chloe the Shih Tzu lives in a new and happy home with a veterinarian who works at the animal hospital where she was treated for her injuries.
"…She certainly hasn't let it get her down," said Abby Dunlap, of Vienna, Va., who took the patient home after it was decided her previous owner shouldn't get her back.
The three-year-old dog, formerly known as Coco, was living with her owner in Southeast D.C. when the owner's brother, claiming the dog was Satan, stabbed her seven times, according to the Washington Times
Miraculously, no vital organs were hit, and Chloe, after being stitched and bandaged, recovered.
Police took her to the animal hospital, where it was discovered that, miraculously, the knife had not hit any vital organs.
"She was very lucky," said Scott Giacoppo, a spokesman for the Washington Humane Society. "…I've seen animals stabbed, beaten, set on fire and discarded like trash. It's horrible. But we get stories like Chloe's and it brings a smile to our faces that we can make a difference."
Dunlap said she and her husband had just lost their own dog when they volunteered to foster Chloe.
"It took a little bit of time for me to trust her and figure out if we wanted to keep her."
But now Chloe has bonded — with Dunlap, her husband, their children and other dogs in the neighborhood, she says.
(Photo: Washington Times)
Posted by John Woestendiek June 18th, 2013 under Muttsblog.
Tags: abby dunlap, adopted, animal cruelty, animal hospital, animals, dog, dogs, foster, pets, recovery, shih-tzu, stabbed, steak knife, vet, veterinarian, veterinary, virginia, washington
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What we'd spend to save our pet
A majority of pet owners would pay $500 for life-saving veterinary care, but less than half would fork over $1,000, only a third would spend $2,000, and only about 20 percent would be willing to pay $5,000.
So says an Associated Press-Petside.com poll about the cost of health care for animals, conducted by GfK Roper Public Affairs & Media.
Only at the $500 level were dog owners (74 percent) more likely than cat owners (46 percent) to say they would likely seek treatment. In the higher price ranges, the two are about equally likely to seek vet care.
"Euthanasia is always sad but when finances have to be considered, when you feel there is a possibility you didn't or couldn't do the right thing, you feel guilty," said veterinarian Jane Shaw, director of the Argus Institute in the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at Colorado State University. "We are at a point where we are talking about basic life needs or survival needs."
One in five pet owners said they fret a lot about being unable to afford seeing a vet. Dog owners are more likely to worry than cat owners, and low-income people are among the biggest worriers, which is probably because they have the biggest worries.
About one in four people, or 27 percent, said pet insurance is a good way to save money on vet bills, though only about 5 percent of pet owners actually have it.
The AP-Petside.com Poll was conducted April 7-12, 2010, and involved phone interviews with 1,112 pet owners nationwide. It has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 9th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: afford, affording, animals, ap, associated press, care, cats, cost, dogs, euthanasia, expense, health, insurance, medical, news, pet owners, pets, petside.com, poll, spend, spending, surgery, vet, veterinarian, veterinary
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Have you seen this dog?
A dog has gone missing from the Compassion Veterinary Clinic in Marlborough, Mass. He's described as small, black and plywood.
Debbie Cassinelli, the clinic manager, made the wooden dog silhouette — and several cats, as well — and attached them a couple of months ago to the clinic's sign.
She suspects kids took the dog, which disappeared just after Thanksgiving. The cats were spared.
Cassinelli told Metro West Daily News that she worked on the animals off and on for about three months. The dog was based on her own pet, a border collie-terrier mix. Cats looked down at the dog, which rested its paws on the edge of the sign.
She attached the dog to the sign with steel rods.
Cassinelli said she added the animals to the sign to draw attention to it. People tended to "fly down the road" and not notice the sign before the animals went up, she said.
Cassinelli does not think she will get the dog back, but she plans to make a new one.
Posted by John Woestendiek December 20th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: black, clinic, compassion veterinary clinic, debbie cassinelli, dog, larceny, marlborough, mass, missing, plywood, sign, stolen, taken, theft, vet, veterinary, wooden
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Under the direction of the Facilities Superintendent, the AV Technician will assist the Superintendent in the day to day operations of the School. Duties include: provide services to faculty, staff, students and guests; set up, maintain and assistant in the use of AV equipment; setup tables and chairs for events; post all recordings to the portal and make copies of DVD's as needed; report maintenance problems.
High School Diploma or equivalent with one to two years experience in AV and Setups preferred. Knowledgeable in all areas of operations division. Some knowledge of computers and basic software. A general knowledge to work on mechanical equipment and able to lift up to 50 pounds. Ability to operate powered or non-powered pallet jack, forklift, and have a valid drivers license. This position pays $12.00/hour. Working mostly evenings, some weekends and days.
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For more information on our exhibitions, events and archive visit the Inverleith House Pages.
Autumn 2014:
Tony Conrad:
Invented Acoustical Tools 1969 - 2014
Exhibition Opens Saturday 25 October 2014 - 18 January 2015
Tony Conrad, Fair Ground Electric Horn, 2003. Courtesy of the Artist & Galerie Buchholz, Berlin/Cologne.
Inverleith House is delighted to present the first
major solo exhibition in the UK by the legendary American artist, Tony
Conrad (born 1940, Concord, New Hampshire; lives and works in Buffalo,
New York). The exhibition
explores Conrad's contribution to improvised music and enduring
relationship with free invention as it relates to his film and
performance work through a comprehensive presentation of the artist's
invented acoustical tools - self-developed musical instruments made from
everyday materials.
The exhibition also presents two new sound works, Conrad's most seminal film The Flicker (1966) screened here in 16mm, as well as a feature length documentary of the artist playing the acoustical tools from 2012.
Presented in partnership with Galerie Buchholz, Cologne/Berlin, and Greene Naftali, New York. With thanks to the Tony Conrad Supporters Circle.


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Cecilia Brauer sits in the music room of her Merrick home, treating me to a Chopin etude with all the skill and sensitivity expected from a pianist who plays with the Metropolitan Opera. In the great American virtuoso tradition, her manner seems effortless, but decades of experience as a soloist, accompanist and teacher are evident in the rich, ravishing waves of music she so modestly summons from her baby grand. After concluding the etude, as if suddenly remembering an earlier comment I had made about my idolatry of the composer Charles Ives, Brauer bursts into his "Central Park in the Dark," pounding out its ragtime tangles with the same offhand precision she brought to Chopin. A glance around the room offers similar serendipity: Along with the piano and an ancient, ornate harmonium, the place is crowded with relics of her long career and family life. The ceiling is laden with hundreds of suspended antique toys and gizmos, and a large window lined with old glassware imparts a gentle blue tint to the afternoon light.
No question, though, the most mysterious and inviting aspect of this sweet circus of curios is an odd contraption waiting in an honored space beside the piano. Built of glass and wood, with a design half Shaker and half Harry Partch, this is my reason for visiting. It's called an armonica.
"Franz Mesmer used it to induce trances until he was run out of town for witchcraft!" Brauer shares her history of the instrument with characteristic glee. "Because of its eerie, ethereal sounds, they said it would bring up the ghosts of the dead." Well, it does. Stroking the rotating blown-glass bowls with wetted fingertips, Brauer coaxes unearthly tones that, as she says, "come from nowhere and permeate everywhere." One moment it's an ensemble of theremins, then it's a dream-world calliope, then a choir of carillon bells. Between bits of Mozart and Strauss, pieces written for the instrument, Brauer regales me with tunes ranging from the Stephen Foster melodies she often performs for school groups, to folk songs and the holiday favorites heard on her self-released CD, The Angelic Sounds of Christmas. All of it sounds new and timeless, the seemingly endless sustain of the armonica's brilliant overtones permitting the listener to savor each chord as it slowly washes under the next.
"The sound has no beginning and no end," Brauer observes. It's easy to understand why the instrument enjoyed a voguish popularity through the late 18th and early 19th centuries, before increasingly larger orchestras overwhelmed its subtle sound, and traditions of home parlor music gave way to more passive musical habits. The armonica was invented in 1761 by Ben Franklin, Brauer's hero.
"My 'three Bs' are Brahms, Ben and Brauer," she declares, referring to her late husband, Frederick, upon whose death in 1990 Cecilia first fell under the spell of Franklin and his instrument. "I'd been playing since the age of nine, and studied at Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. I toured for years, but when we first started a family, I cut back on the concerts and recitals somewhat to concentrate on raising my son and daughter and giving private piano lessons."
When her husband passed away, Cecilia took a therapeutic vacation in Massachusetts, where she discovered the armonica and met the glass artisan who'd revived it, Gerhard Finkenbeiner. By then her children were grown and starting their own families, and the time was ripe for a new beginning. She had Finkenbeiner build her an armonica, and she applied her considerable energy to mastering its daunting technique.
"Another door opened, and I decided to go for it," she says. "If it weren't for Benjamin Franklin, I wouldn't have done it." Her passion for the patriot is what she says drives her school performances, in which she dons period garb to play the armonica for her young audiences and share lore about Franklin: "I tell them he was a down-to-earth renaissance man who invented such things as swim fins and the odometer without ever taking a patent! He felt that others should benefit from his ideas."
In her own way, Cecilia Brauer is as driven as Big Ben. At a time in life when many are long retired, the 76-year-old Brauer continues to preach the gospel of Benjamin Franklin at her school gigs as well as museums and Colonial re-enactor events. She tours the world with the Met orchestra, playing celeste and piano, and is currently preparing to supply the armonica part (usually omitted or played on celeste) in Donizetti's original version of "Lucia Di Lammermoor," conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras next month at the Metropolitan Opera. These accomplishments of an ongoing life in music are casually mentioned as Brauer shows off her scrapbook she gives her highbrow triumphs no more emphasis than the fact that her CD rated four stars in the New York Post. "I beat the Beach Boys and Cyndi Lauper," Brauer laughs, with a mixture of confidence and humility she credits to her hero.
"Franklin was this great genius who loved writing bawdy lyrics to sing with the boys in the tavern," she says. "When those students send me pictures of Ben and armonica-inspired poems they've created after my performances, that's what delights me."


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My Goal to Document Progress…
I had some free time yesterday as my wife took the kids to game stop. They were geeked up about getting new video games to add to their collection. Since I had a couple of hours to kill, I decided to take a short road trip out to Monroe, Georgia. I was going to see how construction was coming on some new designs that I had completed for a new builder client. At my last visit, about a month ago, sites were being cleared and foundations were being prepared. This time around, framing is well underway and moving at a quick pace.
When possible or when I'm able to, I take photos to document the progress of my home designs under construction all the way to completion. It's always interesting to go back and look at the skeleton being developed prior to seeing the finished product. However, it has been the case for me that I usually fall off the wagon and miss taking future photos as construction continues. Hopefully I will do better this time around.
While I do take photos of homes under construction, I typically don't publish these photos. That will change with this post. I figured that if I show these pics on my company blog, I would feel obligated to follow-up with more house construction photos to show the progression all the way through to completion. To kick things off, I will be sharing some pics of plan BP12003 in this post. The home plan has a name but I will refrain from using it at the moment.
BP12003 will be a part of my home building plans collection as it was inspired by the specs of the home builder. It is around 2,700 plus square feet on a two story design. This home is being built in a golf community subdivision.
Construction seems to be coming along well! I can hardly wait to see how the exterior will turn out once brick, stone, and siding materials are selected. Right now it may be hard to imagine the final look in all its grand, but waiting to see is part of the fun I suppose. If you are wondering where the elevation will end up, take a look at the drawing below for the front elevation as designed.
As the days, weeks, and months roll on, I look to remain focused on following construction on this home and others to follow. So be on the lookout as I attempt to update! And finally, if you are interested to know, this plan will be available for sale in the near future on designevolutions.com in the home building plan section of the stock house plans collection.
Continue on to see the next post in this series of construction photos at, Plan BP12003 – Home Construction Continues.
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Over seven decades ago, history occurred with the debut of Captain America in 1941. 70 years later, Steve Rogers and his star-spangled alter ego have grown to iconic status, remaining a mainstay of the Marvel Universe while also expanding into the realms of television, film and more.
On April 4, 2014, the Sentinel of Liberty returns to the big screen in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" from Marvel Studios. As the countdown to Chris Evans picking up the shield once more heats up, we present the definitive comics history of Cap, from his debut to the modern day.
Follow along with us weekly and look for more Captain America on Marvel Unlimited and through the Marvel Digital Comics Shop.
1971 brought Captain America that which he'd lost long before, a partner to share triumph and tragedy with—one he'd lose again by the end of the year.
Things opened with a bang as M.O.D.O.K.'s origin came to light in CAPTAIN AMERICA #133 and the former A.I.M. scientist created the operative called Bulldozer to clear out the slums of Harlem. Cap countered the destruction by taking on the high-flying Falcon as his trusted confederate and partner in crime-fighting.
Mob boss Stone Face immediately took umbrage at the partnership in CAPTAIN AMERICA #134 and Falcon's sister and nephew got caught in the crossfire between villain and heroes. Meanwhile, oddball
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That project, an attempt to delve deeper into the Earth than ever before, brought the Monster Ape and the Sentinel of Liberty into the lair of the Mole Man in CAPTAIN AMERICA #136, which soon became the last resting place of Gorbo when he sacrificed himself to save the girl he loved.
Captain America heard the Falcon's first arguments over going it alone in CAPTAIN AMERICA #137. That urge to fly solo brought Harlem's champion into renewed conflict with Stone Face and into fresh fighting with Spider-Man. That fracas spilled over into CAPTAIN AMERICA #138 when Cap joined in the tussle, a situation which also centered on Peter Parker's friend Glory Grant and the apartment building she lived in.
Then, from an incredible decision came one of the most important moments in Steve Roger's life since his reawakening from frozen sleep: becoming a policeman. It happened in CAPTAIN AMERICA #139, and Steve fell immediately into a tangled mystery of missing officers that lead him to a lonely graveyard in CAPTAIN AMERICA #140. There, as Cap, he found the villainous Grey Gargoyle behind the disappearances and turned to the Falcon to once again help him in a desperate time.
Unfortunately, the bird man became the unwilling zombie of the Gargoyle in CAPTAIN AMERICA #141, and Cap learned of the criminal's target: S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Element-X, which they kept in their mountain fortress. In final battle with the Grey Gargoyle in CAPTAIN AMERICA #142, our hero, his partner and S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Sharon Carter managed to trap their foe in a rocket which launched into space and carried the stony bad guy with it.
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Cap rounded out his year in CAPTAIN AMERICA #144 with the sad news of Falcon's breaking of their partnership, something that came to a boil after a slow burn. With a new costume, Falcon soared on his own, trying to become the hero he believed his fellow Harlemites wanted and needed, leaving Captain America once more a solitary sentinel.
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– Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
|Sorrows are like thunder-clouds: in the distance they look black, over our heads, hardly gray.
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|Souls woven together by the gods can never be unraveled.
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Is worth an age without name.
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|Sovereignty is not given, it is taken.
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|Sow good services sweet remembrances will grow them.
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Construction and production is picking up at the site of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, where hundreds of volunteers are helping build a new home for the Carl Hall family.
On the second day of construction, workers were still enthusiastic even after working overnight.
"It's amazing, it's amazing. I've never seen a job move so fast. We've got all these people out here and things are just rolling," said Bob Cook, the project supervisor and owner of Bob Cook Homes.
Volunteers say adrenaline continues to run high on the site, as the community is excited to help the Halls recover from the crash that left the former Shocker standout paralyzed.
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Hall's story even served as motivation for those who don't know him, as they worked to give his family an incredible gift, while gaining a once-in-a-lifetime experience in helping make it happen.
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