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Apollo Senior Floating Rate Fund Inc. Closes Credit Facility And Issuance Of Series A Preferred Stock
Apollo Senior Floating Rate Fund Inc. (the "Fund") today announced the closing of a credit facility and the issuance of shares of its Series A Preferred Stock. The Fund is a closed-end management investment company investing primarily in a portfolio of senior secured floating rate loans with the objective of current income and preservation of capital. Shares of the Fund's common stock began trading on February 24, 2011 on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol "AFT".
The Fund entered into a $137,950,000 credit facility with Wells Fargo Bank, National Association ("Wells Fargo"), as lender, and Wells Fargo Securities LLC, as administrative agent. The Fund may borrow under the credit facility on a revolving basis until June 24, 2011. Any loans outstanding under the credit facility must be repaid in full in March 2015. The loans generally bear interest at a rate of the 3-month London Interbank Offered Rate ("LIBOR") plus an applicable margin rate initially set at 1.40%. On or before April 8, 2011, the Fund may increase Wells Fargo's total aggregate commitment to an amount determined pursuant to a formula set forth in the credit facility based on the number of shares of the Fund's common stock issued by April 8, 2011. The credit facility contains customary affirmative and negative covenants, including limitations on debt, liens and restricted payments, as well as certain portfolio limitations and customary prepayment provisions, including a requirement to prepay loans or take certain other actions if certain asset value tests are not met.
The Fund also issued shares of the Fund's Series A Preferred Stock to Wells Fargo with an aggregate liquidation preference of $20,620,000. The Series A Preferred Stock generally is entitled to quarterly dividends at a floating rate of 1.90% plus 3-month LIBOR, subject to adjustment for unpaid dividends. In the event that the Fund chooses to increase Wells Fargo's total aggregate commitment under the credit facility as described above, the Fund will also issue to Wells Fargo additional shares of Series A Preferred Stock. The preferences, rights, powers and other terms applicable to the Series A Preferred Stock are set forth in the Articles Supplementary filed with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation of Maryland today. No public offering of the Series A Preferred Stock is being made by the Fund.
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With a stay at Jerusalem Gate Hotel in Jerusalem, you'll be connected to a shopping center and minutes from International Convention Centre and close to Mahane Yehuda Market. This hotel is close to Knesset and Israel Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 298 air-conditioned guestrooms. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, housekeeping is provided daily, and you can request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
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Make use of convenient amenities such as wireless Internet access (surcharge), gift shops/newsstands, and shopping on site. Additional features include wedding services and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.
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Environmental Health
The term environmental health is used to frame issues where pollution and toxins in the environment cause or contribute to health problems, both chronic and acute. Environmental health concerns often have a very disproportionate impact on minorities and low-income people because of the ways facilities and roads are sited.
Some key areas of concern:
Is explosive crude oil traveling through your community?
Trainloads of crude oil from the Bakken shale in ND do pass through the Valley — and these trains travel through the center of Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton, often right next to the Lehigh River. This raises major safety concerns and … more
Photos of recent crude oil derailments
Most trains reach their destinations safely, of course. Derailments are not common, but— but when a train carrying explosive crude or natural gas does derail and catch fire, the results can be disastrous, as the photos below show. December 2013 … more
PennEast Pipeline – Considerations for Communities
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And I'm Deborah Amos. Senators John McCain and Barack Obama don't agree on much, particularly when it comes to Iraq. But they have found common ground when it comes to Afghanistan.
Senator JOHN MCCAIN (Republican, Arizona, Presidential Candidate): Our commanders on the ground in Afghanistan say that they need at least three additional brigades.
Senator BARACK OBAMA (Democrat, Illinois, Presidential Candidate): I will send at least two additional combat brigades to Afghanistan.
AMOS: The presidential candidates agree. President Bush, top military commanders, and members of Congress also agree. More troops are needed in Afghanistan. But without an immediate reduction in U.S. forces in Iraq, there won't be a surge of troops in Afghanistan anytime soon. NPR's defense correspondent Guy Raz reports.
GUY RAZ: When Senators McCain and Obama pledge to send more brigades to Afghanistan, they're talking about combat troops. A brigade, or its Marine equivalent, is made up of around 5,000 troops.
Now, even if a President McCain or Obama wanted to send more of these brigades to Afghanistan tomorrow, he'd have a hard time making it happen.
Mr. JACK KEANE (Former Army Chief of Staff): The problem is, there are no units available that aren't designated.
RAZ: This is Jack Keane, the Army's former vice chief of staff. What he means is that the Army and Marine Corps are still operating at maximum capacity.
Here's roughly how it works: Between the Army and Marines, there are about 50 brigades or regiments - teams that do combat operations. As retired General James Marks explains, more than a third of these units are now deployed, mostly to Iraq.
General JAMES MARKS (U.S. Army): Every unit, every brigade combat team, is engaged in the fight in Southwest Asia in one way or another. It's either coming from or it's going to or getting ready to go to one of those two locations.
RAZ: The formula for how the Army fields combat units is fairly simple.
Professor LEONARD WONG (Army War College): It takes to send one brigade really three brigades.
RAZ: Leonard Wong is a professor at the Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Prof. WONG: It takes three brigades, because you have the unit that's deployed, but you also have a unit that's training to deploy, and a unit that's recovering from deployment.
RAZ: This means that even though the Army and Marine Corps have more than 50 brigades between them, only about 18 can be deployed at any given time. Beyond that number would mean longer tours of duty and less time to recover and retrain at home.
Right now there are about five times more U.S. troops in Iraq than in Afghanistan. So if the president wanted to beef up the numbers in Afghanistan before the end of the year, he'd most likely have to reduce them in Iraq.
There are a few complicating factors. For one, says retired General James Marks, most brigades now getting ready to deploy are training for Iraq.
Gen. MARKS: There certainly is very specific preparation that you want that unit to go through before they deploy to a very specific location. So there is what I would call Iraq-specific training and there is Afghanistan-specific training.
RAZ: So for example, if a brigade was scheduled to go to Iraq say this November, the president could simply divert that unit and send it to Afghanistan instead. The problem is the brigade would then have to extend its training by a few weeks to study Afghanistan-specific intelligence and terrain. By the time the unit arrived, it would be early December, and in that time frame, says Jack Keane, the troops wouldn't have an immediate impact.
Mr. KEANE: It wouldn't be in time for the so-called fighting season that takes place in the spring and summer.
RAZ: Afghan winters are generally quieter, and so Keane believes any possible troop surge in Afghanistan is likely to start in March or April of next year. But for that to happen, President Bush would most likely have to reduce or commit to reduce the number of brigades in Iraq before the end of this year. And Jack Keane, who also helped plan 2007's Iraq surge, says there's a risk in doing that as well.
Mr. KEANE: These are hard-fought gains that we have arrived at in Iraq. And we do not want to squander these gains in our haste to move forces to Afghanistan.
RAZ: But the combination of political pressure and broader public support for the Afghanistan campaign over Iraq means that 2009 is almost certainly set to become the year of the Afghan surge.
Guy Raz, NPR News, Washington.
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Drugs Quotes and Sayings - Page 3
Do not wish drugs were free, but free of drugs.
If weed was legalized, would potheads have anything left to talk about.
I don't need drugs to enjoy life…just to enhance it.
A pharmacist is a drug dealer with an endless supply.
Drugs may lead to nowhere, but at least it's the scenic route.
God create weed, man created alcohol, who you gonna trust?
Say no to drugs.
Drugs and music are an escape from reality.
Don't do weed, read.
I don't like cocaine I just like to smell it.
Dope will take everything from you.
Drugs don't make you crazy they just let you be yourself.
Drugs: an excuse to do stupid sh*t.
Drugs kill.
Don't buy drugs, become a pop star and they'll give you them for free!
Don't do drugs,…we are too many now and there is less.
The more you do drugs the crazier you get!! Whoever does drugs f*** you don't you care about your life!!! Rather you stop doing drugs and get married and have a wonderful life instead of going to jail.
Drugs kill slowly, so who is in a hurry.
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Hex in High Heels (Paperback)
Fourth in the popular, light paranormal romance series by an author whose books have sold 13 million copies
In this sexy, funny paranormal romance by bestselling author Linda Wisdom, it's all beautiful witch Blair Fitzpatrick can do to keep a...
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Fourth in the popular, light paranormal romance series by an author whose books have sold 13 million copies
In this sexy, funny paranormal romance by bestselling author Linda Wisdom, it's all beautiful witch Blair Fitzpatrick can do to keep a lid on her talent for revenge spells, but things are about to get a lot more complicated...
Blair loves running her vintage shop and hanging out with witchy friends Stasi and Jazz. She's forever had a crush on hunky carpenter Jake Harrison, whose Were nature (he's a Border collie) makes him loyal, lovable, and fierce when need be. Just as sparks are beginning to fly, Blair is served with a big surprise when Jake's mother shows up along with his pack leader, who threatens to make Jake heel! When the alpha does the unthinkable, Blair is pushed over the edge. No one messes with her boyfriend-to-be, even if he does shed on the furniture!
"Kudos to Linda Wisdom for a series that's pure magic!"
Vicki Lewis Thompson, New York Times bestselling author of Wild & Hexy
"Clever writing, a high sensuality factor and an unfettered imagination."
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"The main tale is an intriguing look beneath the bravado of Wisdom's characters to their
inner fears and vulnerabilities."
"Chick-lit meets paranormal in this witchy & vampy mystery-filled story and the combination works well thanks to the author's great writing style."
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Okay, so I have been looking at this powder for a very long time! I finally bought it off ebay for 69.99 (it was a gift set, multi colored lipgloss, meteorties w/brush, and perfume). I love the meteorites. Everbody is right, it is subtle but a noticable difference (if that makes sense). The powder brightens you up without making you look shiny. I had to sweep a generous amount on the top of one hand and then leave the other hand naked to really understand what the powder was doing. This is a very good highlighter, however I really don't like the smell. Very old ladyish. But seeing how the powder is sooooo... fabulous, I am forcing myself to get used to it. Definitely worth whatever price you have to pay to get it. The meteorites has become a staple in my daily routine, even if I feel like letting my skin breath and going "naked", I always put this on.
And as a side note.... The meteorties perfume stinks to high heaven (that went straight into the trash), the multi-colored gloss is a very pale lavender. Sometimes it looks okay (depends on the lighting) but is has a very strong tingle effect. Much stronger then any of The Chanel glossimers, so much so that I expected to look down at my lips and see a million tiny ants crawling around. No terribly pleasent! And the brush that came with the powder, it was not the multi-colored brush, it was the one with the pink bristles. Altough the shape is nice, it sheds. Nothing worse then a brush that sheds. When I'm done putting on my makeup I don't expect to have to go back and pull all the loose brush bristles off my face, it's slightly annoying. So......Long story Long....the only part of this gift package worth it was the powder (and it was definitely worth it).
A super cute and luxurious product. I have a smaller pot of these pearls and they are so pretty that I can't bear to use them. When swiped across the face, this gives a iridescent white colour that makes the face glow. It also has a strong smell that I find rather over-poweing at times. Doesn't really do much but every girl should have one because it's just dandy!
I have used this product for about 4 years and love it! The multi-colored iridescent balls give your face a flawless glow. As other MUAers have mentioned the key here is the subtleness of the product. You won't see a huge transformation in your face, but I have found that this controls my oil (to a degree), evens my skin tone, and gives me a flawless finish. It does not, however, give a lot of coverage. Which is fine for me (I use this on my bare face, no foundation), but may not work for someone who is looking for coverage. Personally, I like the fragrance, which dissipates quickly, but I can see how some people might not. Yes, at $42.50 this is expensive, BUT it lasts forever. I bought my first jar of this in the fall of 1998 and finally used it up and just recently repurchsed a second jar.
2-28-2015 - I thought I'd revise my review since it had been many years since I wrote my first review of this. Like many things that come and go, I had lost interest in these lovely little colored pearls. Now at age 41, I can honestly say this powder is fabulous for maturing skin! I used it this morning, after a recent repurchase, and I was amazed at the luster and subtle glow my skin achieved. The fragrance is lovely, one of the things I've always enjoyed about it. If you have yet to purchase these gorgeous little spheres of perfection, by all means, buy some!
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This has become my favorite powder, thanks to a recommendation from MayM! My skin tends towards some dryness, so I don't really use a powder to absorb oil, only to set my foundation or tinted moisturizer. I find the scent of these gorgeous little spheres to be so uplifting and indulgent. Reminds me of wild violets and lavender! I've even pulled out the little container just before bedtime so I can inhale the beloved fragrance. As for the effect of the powder, I can't stand to go without using it anymore...it adds such a healthy, dewy look to my complexion, with only a tad of shimmer, not glittery like some powders, and this never makes my skin look dry or dull. I purchased the loose spheres from www.strawberrynet.com, which is based in Hong Kong...the delivery was very fast, and the price (42.50 USD) was so much cheaper than purchasing it from here in the states! Since I love finding a good sale, I also purchased another brand new one from eBay over the weekend (for $35 USD) so hopefully the product will be as good and will arrive in tact. I bought the beautiful refillable Voyage compact which contains the same Meteorites powder in pressed form ($99 USD, also from strawberrynet.com), but with slightly less glimmer. It has the same wonderful scent, and I love revealing it from the depths of my handbag to touch up during the day...everyone always loves how beautiful the compact is:) You would, however, need to carry a separate brush or puff for the compact...the case is so thin that no puff fits in there. continued >>
A lightly fragranced powder which is great either by itself, or to set your foundation.
Cute packaging and the product gently highlights your face.
Quite expensive, so i suggest purchasing duty-free if possible!
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ADORE this product. The key here is it is subtle. Yeah, the green and lavender and blue and pink balls of powder look a little less than subtle, but when you swirl a good blush brush in them and apply it, use it for about a week, and then go without it, you do notice a subtle difference- you look more healthy with it. I swear! The powder is ultra-fine, and since I have large pores I used to avoid ALL shimery stuff, but it's so slight that you look mildly dewy. Don't pay the extra $35.00 for that matching blush brush,the multi-colored one. It SHEDS all over the place, and the pretty colors that were dyed on the bruch hair to match the Meteorites packaging and product, faded all ugly. I am dying to get the refillable protable compact.. anyone reveiw that one yet? :)
I agree with the last few posts. It's not an obvious product on your face, just seems to liven up your skin? Again, maybe the sign of a great product. Goes on nicely, skin looks very soft and smooth. It could probably be used alone as a powder, but I've only tried it over my LM loose powder on my cheeks, forehead, nose, and chin. Not necessarily a highlighter, no obvious shimmer. I say I would repurchase, but I'm guessing this will last forever, and by the time it runs out, I'll be on to something else =). Packaging is a little special---will have to figure something out when we travel.... Got a great deal on eBay, brand new, so try it out!
If you love classyness and elegance and want luxyry from your make up. This fills the criteria. These multicolored powder balls comes in a very beautifull compact. I purchased this to do the work of loose powder instead of traditional loose powder. I had never used a loose powder before and I was just a makeup novice and did not actually know why to use loose powder. So I thought that these would do the job and I was happy until I realized that these dont really do anything that loose powder should. This can not be used as a loose powder because it just lays top of your skin and does not fasten your makeup. This is a highlighter. It gives your face radiance and on the sunshine the glitter particles will show on your face. This is an ok product for wintertime when it is dark everywhere but I dont think for summertime. There is a lovely fragrance on the balls.
I finally got a chance to try this powder from a sweet swapper. Came in a big plastic colorfully decorated jar, very pretty. The balls itself are multicolored and while you won't experience dramatic changes it really does add a "perk" to your skin. Makes my sallow skin look more alive. Pricy product at $45 but worth the effect. I also think this may be causing a minor breakout but I havent been able to narrow it down yet. Doesnt look dry or powdery. Great product!
I wanted to try this for a few days before I wrote my review. I like this product, but I am not sure why. I am not sure I see a difference...which could be the sign of a really good product. I wouldn't say my skin glows like some of the other users, but I will agree that it sets my make-up beautifully, and my face is so soft. It doesn't seem to sit on top of my skin like some powders can. I am keeping this..more as a good loose powder than a highlighter.
UPDATE::::: 04/03/2003 I really really love this stuff. The more I used it the more difference I saw it making. It really evens out my tone, and makes my red splotches less noticable. It does add a glow, not a shimmer or sparkle, just a glow. Unlike other reviews, I actually really love the fragrance...and I am usually the first to complain about something like that.
For all of you on the fence about this one, it is at a minimum the best loose powder I have used (undetectable, even on dry spots, doesn't settle in fine lines)


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Soundproofed a Door, Need Help Hiding!
So I moved into a new rented apartment and my bedroom looks hideous and I have a few problems.
-First issue is there was a door connecting my bedroom to another that has since been soundproofed with styrofoam and duct tape. How do I cover this? I thought tapestry but it looked weird when half my wall was covered and the other half wasn't. I have both a Joann's fabric and an Ikea nearby so I was thinking of buying fabric to just cover the entire wall. Furniture... It just doesn't look good to me the way it is currently arrange (too cluttered, etc). I have a standing table that I use as a desk (i need to for health concerns, sitting desks are out) and I don't have a lot of money to drop on a new one. Floor plan: https://planner5d.com/gallery/view/?...2#.UgKPL8V4esQ Pictures:
My main concern right now is to cover the ugly soundproofing, but I also feel the desk is too cluttered and my room just feels unwelcoming... PLEASE HELP! |
My first thought is using duct tape was a really bad plan. It's going to peel off the paint when it's removed and leave sticky goo all over the door. Land lords going to love that one.
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I'm building a music player, that checks the status with SqueezePlay, which is a SqueezeBox controller app. To cut a long story short, I'm checking the status of Squeezeplay ever 5 seconds by using threading. If the song title changes, I let it update the labels (Qlabel, album artwork (QPixmap), etc. However, when I ask it to update it via threading, I'm getting It is not safe to use pixmaps outside the GUI thread .
How can I do threading but still set the QPixmap?
Sample code:
#self.sq.getArtwork() returns variable with the image
coverArt = self.sq.getArtwork()
coverPixMap = QtGui.QPixmap()
Many thanks!
Update: I tried the following with Emit, but it doesn't work, can someone take a look what I'm doing wrong?
def setNewArtwork(self, image):
coverPixMap = QtGui.QPixmap()
icon = QtGui.QIcon(coverPixMap)
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38 of 38 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
No This Will Not Kill Your Dog,
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This review is from: Nylabone Dura Chew Souper Chicken Flavored Bone Dog Chew Toy (Misc.)
I just want to see that the "Most Helpful Critical Review" is NOT what you should go off of. At the time of writing, this person claims warnings and that your dog can die. If you read your review, she states her dogs chew at these until nothing is left. For the record, the instruction manual in the packaging and common sense say that if large chunks are breaking off or the nubs on the end get too worn, then THROW IT AWAY. Not doing so can very well kill your dog, but thats because hes not using it properly. People die from ladders too, doesnt mean I'm gonna stop using it so long as I follow instructions.
On to the item itself. I love Nylabones. My Husky loves Nylabones. I usually get just the regular basic ones, but my dog is coming up on a year old, weighs 43 pounds, and chews like crazy. So I purchased the Dura-Chew Large, rated for dogs over 50 pounds. I looked at pictures, read reviews and thought "I can't wait; he'll actually be able to use it for more than a week". The item arrived, and by the next day large gashes were on one side, and the other was already bristling (it's supposed to, see my above paragraph if you don't read instructions). By the middle of the next week, I threw it out. So I give it three stars. It's a great product, my dog loved it, and he used it. However, I certainly would not call this "Dura-Chew", nor rate it at 50 lbs+. Perhaps the weight rating is only for the size of the bone. A good product, but powerful chewers look elsewhere.
47 of 50 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
The only toy that won't be immediately destroyed,
By Crimson-Ribbon "CrimsonRibbon" (Portland, Or) - See all my reviews
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I never liked nylabones before I got them for my dogs. They always seemed dirty, hair sticks to the ends after they've been chewed and dogs will make their gums bleed chewing them. But my dogs make quick work of any chewy (they finish even very large edible chewies in less than one minute), so we got the durable nylabones and the dogs love to chew them. They are not indestructable but they last for months even with daily use. The dogs do make their gums bleed chewing them at first but I was surprised to see how clean their teeth are now. A good thing to have for a serious chewer.
111 of 128 people found the following review helpful
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By Barbara (Santa Maria, CA United States) - See all my reviews We've had several nylabones for our dogs. They loved chewing on them and the bones seemed to hold up very well--until a piece broke off and lodged in the small intestine of my dachsund. Since it's plastic, it doesn't show up in x-rays and the blockage wasn't identified until it was too late. Always supervise your pet when they are chewing anything that can be chewed up!
30 of 33 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
My Lab loves it,
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My Lab has always been an extremely aggressive chewer, to the point where we don't dare get him any plush chew toys any more because they'll be shredded on the first day. We got this for him when he was about 4 months old and he showed no interest in it. He much preferred the Nylabone Dura Chew Wishbone Wolf instead. This was simply too big for him and he preferred other chew toys that fit his smaller jaws better.
He's now 7 months old and he's grown to the point where he LOVES this Nylabone. It's super hard so it'll last a very long time for even the most aggressive chewer. As with any hard plastic chew you need to supervise: throw it out before it gets too small.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best so far,
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These are my dog's "inside bones". They last and last and last without turning into little chunks all over the rug. The dog is an 85 pound "working dog" - which means high energy and really annoying when bored. He's had some of these nylabones for over two years. I only have to replace them when he sneaks one outside and buries it.
Yes, letting the dog out has its own ritual. "Inside bone!" -clunk- as bone drops to the floor, hopefully missing my foot. In comparison, the "outside" bones tend to be the leg bones of ungulates. Those things are solid, but he eats them anyway. I think. He does seem to enjoy burying them, digging them up, burying them elsewhere, and trying to smuggle those filthy things into the house. "Outside bone!" -clunk- He also likes to carry and chew up firewood. Nothing lasts like a nylabone. Nothing is less messy inside the house than a nylabone. I buy the "giant" size because it gives me a better grip for those tugs-of-war. Very weird that the dog knew there were nylabones in the amazon box and that they were his.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent product for aggressive chewers,
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The Nylabone Souper is the best product I have found for my aggressive chewing dog, a lab mix. Nylabones give her a safe and very effective outlet for her chewing needs, and help keep her teeth clean. Highly recommended.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
great for power chewers,
By Ryan "kooluhlz" (Kalamazoo, MI USA) - See all my reviews This bone is the tops and best of all not expensive. I have bought many different toys for my dog and he destroys them all within a few days. This bone is great because it has actually lasted over two weeks and is still going strong. The ends are getting chewed up but at a very slow pace. My guess is this will easily last a month or two, if not longer. My dog also absolutely loves chewing on this. If he is inside sitting around this bone is in his mouth being chewed. That is why I am so surprised it has lasted this long. Usually if my dog chews something for a whole day it would be in a million pieces. The only other toy that has been able to last this long is a king size kong, but my dog won't even look at it twice unless it is packed with treats.
34 of 42 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Received wrong product, but more importantly: Not safe for dogs!,
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This review is from: Nylabone Dura Chew Souper Original Flavored Bone Dog Chew Toy (Misc.)
My dogs love nylabones, and we've been buying them for years. I recently decided to stock up and ordered 4 nylabones! They arrived quickly, but one of the packages was partially open. They also had a new textured look that I wasn't sure my dogs would like. The picture indicated that the product I would be receiving would be the same untextured nylabones that my dogs love.
However, those aren't the only reasons I'll be returning them. We just took one of our dogs to the vet this week, and had to spend almost $1,000 getting two cracked teeth removed! Our vet said that nylabones are too hard for dogs' teeth, and recommended that we use raw bones from the butcher instead. Nylabones are the only chew toys my dogs have used, so there is nothing else that could have cracked my dog's teeth. Please be cautious, and talk to your vet about whether nylabones are a safe choice for your dog.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not recommended for overzealous chewers.,
This review is from: Nylabone Dura Chew Souper Bacon Flavored Bone Dog Chew Toy (Misc.)
I initially started my dog off on these as the gummy version was too easy for her to tear apart. A few months later during my vet visit, she noticed my dog had two slab fractures on her molars. Granted, my dog would tear into these, but now she has ruined her teeth and requires a crown for both molars. I now use kongs with treats that I replace once they start to look worn.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
I do like the product but...,
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EDIT: Might cause slab fractures in the teeth. Took my pup to the vet and saw he had a slab fracture. This is the only thing he chews on. I discontinued use and may go with the softer one. Just becareful and routinely check your dog's teeth.
My Chihuahua/Min Pin is a strong chewer. None of his toys really last. After doing a little research, I bought this Nylabone so he can have a toy that lasts and help clean his teeth since I've read bad things about rawhide and real bones. My dog loves the Dura Chew Nylabone. He got into it right away. He can chew on it all day. It holds up pretty well too. I have two issues that isn't really the product's fault. The first is that the bristle shavings that fall off the bone gets everywhere. You'll have to up your vacuuming. What's worst is when it get stuck in your socks. Once it gets stuck in your socks, its a bit hard to take out. It might cause some discomfort when walking. The second issue is when the bristles get caught on something. Hair can get easily attached to it. The bristles acts like velcro and can attach itself to many things. Overall, the product works well. It holds up pretty well and my dogs loves it. |
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i could of sworn when they were at the 10 i think before half he made a big completion then he start strutting to the line of scrimmage like im the man.. anyone else notice this?
I saw it and was bowled over! After all the struggles he's been through to try just stay in the NFL, you'd think the boy would have a bit of perspective by now. It's kind of sad really because Joey has some real natural talent, but when he's strutting around near his own ten yard line after making a measely first down it seems his head just isn't on the same level as his body. To top it off, the TV broadcast showed Harrington going up and down the bench high-fiving a number of players while the Pat's were kneeling down to run the clock out. Misguided attempt at showing leadership or another complete lack of perspective? Joey, losing that game meant you were now 1-4 and the entire season is probably gone down the drain and you're high-fiving the boys for their effort? I don't know....
I saw that too and I was thinking, "What a punk!"... He throws like a 12 yard completeion and he's got his hands down, palms open, doing this "Deion Sanders-eqsue" shoulder shake and shimmy. Kinda pissed me off and then I realized, if you're Joey Harrington, and your entire football career has kind of slid into the toilet, I guess you gotta celebrate even the smallest victories. "Hey, I actually completed a pass. Check me out!" I mean, jeez, at least wait until you throw a touchdown pass. ADPF PS: I also saw all that hand shaking at the end with the Dolphins, which really shows where their mindset is: "Hey, we suck, but we stayed within 10 of the Pats in a losing effort. That's something, right? High five, baby!"
Interesting post. We go from anaylising our QB's body language to other teams QB's body language. When did this site become a TV Talk Show???? Oprah anyone?!
I saw it too but i had a different take. I believe it was right after he got hit hard, and i though he was limping a bit OR shaking off that hit. It was the only time I saw him do it, and I didn't think he was "strutting"! just my $.02
He probably was strutting because even though they were about to lose he was still playing way better than Culpepper. So he realizes he is the new starting QB for the Dolphins.
Thats what I believe... He is the man for the Doophins... because even thou they lost he looked a lot better than Culpeper... I can see him starting the next game for Miami...
I didn't have a problem with that at all. The guy just got one foot in the door as a starting quarterback again with his play yesterday. He was just over there trying to get his teammates' respect.
I saw that too. I had to stop for a second a think, "excuse me, you are Joey Harrington right? The guy who was drafted in the top five and then absolutely sucked and was relseased?"
Winning will earn real respect. I know you have to start somewhere, and Joey said all the right things post game, but combined with his ridiculous dance mid-game, Joey looked like a guy who continued to ignore the fact that his team was losing and the further hope of someday winning is a fantasy unless you buckle down NOW. Jumping around and trying to focus your guys with 1:30 left in the game and no timeouts while your team is getting stroked is Detroit Lion culture - poor Joey has had his career ruined by the idiots running the Lions. How many people could come out of such a zero-gain four year situation and not be stained by the experience? Here's hoping the guy finds what he had in college and can completely purge whatever spirit killing misinformation MaTt Millen and his numbnuts forced down Harrington's throat.


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Category Archives: military history
Q&A with Behind the Gas Mask author Thomas Faith
in american history, author commentary, interviews, military history
Tagged Behind the Gas Mask, poison gas, Thomas Faith, Thomas I. Faith, World War I, World War One
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Thomas I. Faith is a historian at the U.S. Department of State. He answered some questions about his book Behind the Gas Mask: The U.S. Chemical Warfare Service in War and Peace. Q: When was poison gas first utilized as method … Continue reading
"The word 'discomfort' is a weak description"
in american history, military history
Tagged Behind the Gas Mask, poison gas, Thomas I. Faith, World War I, World War One, WWI
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American troops first faced poison gas on February 2, 1918. German artillery units used the cover of a heavy afternoon fog to lob shells filled with phosgene and diphosgene on men serving in the 1st Division of the American Expeditionary … Continue reading
Event: Remembering World War One
in Illinois / regional, military history, music, Uncategorized
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11-11-11: World War I Remembered through Words and Melody Guest lecture featuring William Brooks 11:00 a.m. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music Admission: Free The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of November of 1918 was designated as the … Continue reading
Q&A with Winning the War for Democracy author David Lucander
in american history, author commentary, authors, black studies, labor history, military history
Tagged civil rights, David Lucander, MOWM, Winning the War for Democracy
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David Lucander is a professor of history at SUNY Rockland Community College. He recently answered some questions about his UIP book Winning the War for Democracy: The March on Washington Movement, 1941-1946. Q: What was the March on Washington Movement (MOWM)? … Continue reading
New in paperback: two titles examine Civil War era secrets
in american history, black studies, Lincoln, military history
Tagged A Secret Society History of the Civil War, Civil War, Mark Lause, Marli F. Weiner, Mazie Hough, Sex, Sickness, slavery
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Two UIP titles are available in paperback editions today. A Secret Society History of the Civil War Were the forces that drove the United States to civil war prompted by secret organizations such as the Brotherhood of the Union? Mark A. … Continue reading
Why the Nazis? A minute with Peter Fritzsche
in author commentary, authors, local authors, military history
Tagged Between Two Homelands, Peter Fritzsche, World War Two
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Between Two Homelands: Letters across the Borders of Nazi Germany provides a glimpse into the everyday lives of one family living during the tumultuous years of World War Two. The book, which was assembled from family letters by Hedda Kalshoven, gives … Continue reading
Q&A with Demilitarization in the Contemporary World editor Peter Stearns
in author commentary, authors, military history, new books
Tagged cold war, Costa Rica, Demilitarization in the Contemporary World, nuclear weapons, Peter Stearns, World War Two
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Peter N. Stearns is Provost of George Mason University, author of Globalization in World History and editor of the new UIP book Demilitarization in the Contemporary World. He answered our questions about the book. Q: The book covers the demilitarization efforts in Japan and … Continue reading
Illinois Press director Regier on 'On War' in Chronicle of Higher Education
in higher education, military history, Uncategorized
Tagged Carl von Clausewitz, military history, military theory, Willis G. Regier
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University of Illinois Press director Willis G. Regier writes about German-Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, and the influential tome On War, in the Chronicle of Higher Education. With protracted wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, American and British readers have found On … Continue reading
The brutal realities of Gettysburg
in american history, military history
Tagged Civil War, Frank Freemon, Gangrene and Glory, Gettysburg
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July 1st – 3rd marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. The conflict, considered a turning point in the Civil War, involved the largest number of casualties during the conflict between the states. The wounded were carried to … Continue reading


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