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'Marijuana cannon' used to fire drugs over US border seized in Mexico
Category: Odd | Posted on Wed, February, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
Police in the border city of Mexicali say they have recovered a powerful improvised cannon used to hurl packets of marijuana across a border fence into California.
Police told the Televisa network that the device was made up of a plastic pipe and a crude metal tank that used compressed air from the engine of an old car.
The apparatus fired cylinders packed with drugs that weighed as much as 13 kilos, police said. It was confiscated last week after US officers told Mexican police that they had been confiscating a large number of drug packages that appeared to have been fired over the border. Mexican police on the border have recovered a series of similar devices in recent years.
Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/
When someone sees purple weed for the first time
Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, February, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
State panel OKs bill to lessen marijuana penalties in New Mexico
Category: News | Posted on Wed, February, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
On the same day a drug-law reform group released a poll showing that a majority of New Mexico voters favor reducing - and even eliminating - penalties against marijuana possession, a House committee voted in favor of a bill that would take away jail sentences for adults possessing small amounts of cannabis.
On a party-line 3-2 vote, the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee gave a do-pass recommendation to House Bill 465, sponsored by Rep. Emily Kane, D-Albuquerque. Democrats on the committee voted for the bill, while Republicans voted against it. The bill goes now to the House Judiciary Committee. But even if the measure eventually passes the Legislature, Gov. Susana Martinez, a former prosecutor, has said she's against relaxing laws on marijuana.
Kane argued that state and local governments spend too much money arresting and jailing people in marijuana possession cases. Police, she said, should be able to use the time it takes to book someone caught with a small amount of marijuana to investigate more serious crimes.
Read more: http://www.currentargus.com
Meet the Former NASA Scientist Who's Now a Leading Marijuana Grower
Category: News | Posted on Wed, February, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
Even though Colorado passed Constitutional Amendment 64 legalizing the use of marijuana in November, it's still a crime to sell cannabis in the state. Sure, plenty of charitable Coloradans on Craigslist will accept "donations" for doobie. And others are happy to barter. But what if you don't have a pair of old shoes to trade for weed? How can one score an ounce of super-frosty Golden Goat in Colorado and not run afoul of the law? Former NASA scientist Dale J. Chamberlain has the answer. He'll teach you to grow it yourself, at his (acronym alert) High Altitude School of Hydroponics outside Ft. Collins.
Chamberlain knows more about far-out farming than almost anyone. At the Kennedy Space Center in the early 1990s he studied horticulture for future lunar colonies. "I assisted in building a plant-growth chamber that is still on the space shuttle," he says, explaining that low-gravity hydroponics left him uniquely prepared to handle Colorado's new legal landscape. "The law states that it must be grown in an enclosed lockable space. And although one might argue that could be a garden with a fence around it, there's more pests out there than insects and squirrels." To keep invasive teenage stoners out of your garden, Chamberlain came up with the perfect solution, a device he's dubbed The Colorado Grow Box. "We took this chamber that was designed for the space shuttle and created a grow box similar to what was flown on NASA's space shuttle fleet."
Read more: http://www.theatlantic.com
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The Building Commission, at the direction of the bishop, has been given the responsibility to ensure that the proper steps are taken in the planning, design and construction of new or remodeled facilities within the Diocese of Little Rock. The commission is comprised of professionals from the various trades associated with the construction industry and provides for the review process on proposed construction projects. To learn more, go to Building Commission.
The Calix Society of Central Arkansas is a unit of the national Calix Society, which is a Catholic organization that helps alcoholics and their families recover and heal. To learn more visit, the diocesan Alcohol and Drug Ministry.
Diocese of Little Rock
2415 N. Tyler St.
Little Rock, AR 72207
Contact: Tom Navin
Phone: (501) 664-0340, ext. 336
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Website: www.calixsociety.org
President: Annette Rogers-Gary
8911 Sage Meadows Dr.
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 541-0949
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Catholic Daughters of the Americas is a women's organization that participates in the charitable, religious and educational ministries of the Church. To learn more, visit Catholic Daughters of the Americas.
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6900 Flintrock Rd.
North Little Rock, AR 72116
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35 Longmeadow
Pine Bluff, AR 71603
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228 Chick Ln.
Little Rock, AR 72206
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460 Bayshore Dr.
Hot Springs, AR 71901
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6412 Trinity Village
Pine Bluff, AR 71601-7802
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1201 Military Rd. Ste. 2 PMB 269
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2417 N. Tyler St.
Little Rock, AR 72207
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Website: www.christopherhomesofarkansas.org
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The Diocesan Council for Black Catholics seeks to educate people in the Diocese of Little Rock to the needs and gifts of the black community for the purpose of inviting more of the black community to be part of the Church.
Bishop's Liaison: Fr. Warren Harvey
Secretary: Rosalyn Pruitt
1421 E. Second St.
North Little Rock, AR 72114
Phone: (501) 375-9617
Fax: (501) 375-9617
The Diocesan Council of Religious reports to the bishop on behalf of the religious in Arkansas, advises the minister for religious, educates clergy and laity on religious life and promotes religious vocations.
Minister for Religious: Sr. Joan Pytlik, DC
2500 N. Tyler St.
Little Rock, AR 72207
(501) 664-0340, ext. 384
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39 Huntington Rd.
Little Rock, AR 72227
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Contact: Matthew Glover, STB, JD, Vice Chancellor for Canonical Affairs
2500 N. Tyler St.
Little Rock, AR 72207
(501) 664-0340
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425 W. Capitol Ave. Ste. 1800
Little Rock, AR 72201
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1416 W. Poplar
Rogers, AR 72758
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221 Dyer St.
Mountain Home, AR 72653
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1416 W Poplar
Rogers, AR 72758
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100 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901
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Heber Springs, AR 72543
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Jonesboro, AR 72401
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54 South St. Mary's Drive
Hardy, AR 72542
Phone: (870) 856-2543
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1300 NE J Street
Bentonville, AR 72712
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Authentic German Pretzels
Member recipe by chris210
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Plus 5 hours fermentingServings
Serves 1 - 14 BreadsNo recipe out there was authentic, so I developed my own and it is 100% authentic in colour, taste and texture.
- For The Dough
- 1 kg Plain White Flour (around 9 - 12 % protein)
- 260 ml milk (lukewarm)
- 260 ml water (lukewarm)
- 80 g Butter (unsalted)
- 1 tbsp malt extract (liquid or dried, or brown sugar)
- 2 tsp fast action dried yeast (or 42g fresh if using)
- 2 tbsp Salt (unrefined)
- For The Finishing Solution
- 1 L Water
- 3 tbsp Baking Soda (or lye if your using it)
- For Topping
- Unrefined salt (Rock/ sea salt) or cheese & ham cubes
- Add 100g of flour flour, all the yeast and the water into a bowl. Mix, cover with cling-film and leave in a warm place for 5 hours + to create the yeast flavour. After that, add the rest of the flour, salt, milk, malt extract and melted butter. Mix and kneed the mixture to make a firm dough (around 10 minutes) and leave for approx 1 and a half hours or until a point pushed in gentle springs back.
- When ready, knock the dough back and start forming shapes. The easiest is to make batons around 2cm thick. If feeling adventurous, try the traditional shape. Roll the dough out to be a long (40 cm) rope with the middle 5cm bulged to a diameter of around 3 cm, tapering to the ends being around 0.75 cm thick. Bring the two ends together about 5 cm in, overlap them, twist, and bring back to go over the main body. Almost like tying a knot. Leave for 30 minutes uncovered in a warm room to rise and develop.
- In the meantime bring the 1.5 litres of water to the boil in a large pot (around 20cm diameter) and add the baking soda. If you can find food grade sodium hydroxide (lye) use that at 3-4 tbs per litre, but be VERY careful and DO NOT let children near it. ALWAYS wear gloves and eye protection, or do as I do and go nowhere near it!
- Once the dough has risen, place the trays next to a cold window with some wind blowing. A fan can be used if there is no breeze. This develops a skin on the pretzels which gives that special chewy texture. Once done drop the shaped dough into the boiling solution (one at a time) until they float (about 5 second), fish out with a fish slice (or similar) and lay on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Sprinkle with sea salt (lightly at first, you find your own taste preference later) and slash the dough to a depth of around 1cm in the thick part at the top-back. If you want to top with cheese, leave off the salt, and add the cheese once the pretzel is baked, so 5 to 10 minutes extra in the oven later.
- Add the baking sheets to the 200C oven for around 16 minutes, until a nice deep bready brown is seen on the pretzels. Don't go for gold or chestnut, go for brown, the flavour goes with it!
- Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely on a wire rack. They taste good warm, but better when cooled and crisped. Great for eating with beer, on the go, with friends, or cut open and used as the base for cheese on toast.
Comments, questions and tips
These came out very good. I made the dough formula exactly as specified, but played around with fermentation times and the boiling solution. After making up the dough, I immediately shaped half of the dough into pretzels and put them in the fridge for a 24 hour cold fermentation, uncovered. The other half of the dough was made following the proofing and make up as is written. Instead of lye or regular baking soda, I used homemade washing soda (made with pure baking soda), 125 grams of it with 2 liters of water and brought it to a simmer. When I was ready to bake, I put the pretzels in the simmering bath, 15 seconds on each side, removed them, egg-white washed, then salted them. They were baked at 400 Fahrenheit for 16 minutes. They came out very dark and crusty on the outside with perfect flavor and soft texture inside. The only thing I will change next time is the shape. I need to make the ropes thinner so that the pretzel is larger, with more openings and more surface area to get crusty. Mine were fat and they looked like pretzel buns! I did not have access to lye, which I feel is important to the authentic flavor, but the homemade washing soda solution seemed to work well. It was really easy to make and is a pH of about 11, versus plain baking soda, which has a pH around 8.
You nailed it Chris, these are excellent. The only difference I made was to leave the fermentation overnight, and I think the quantity of dough here will make about 20 breads rather than 14. Also, the first batch I made stuck to the baking paper, so I used a silicone tray for the subsequent batches which was perfect.


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Wedding: 10/20/2012
The Hotel Northampton…where to even begin?! We chose the Hotel to host the reception for our wedding on October 20, 2012. It seemed the perfect place from the start—beautiful historic building, stunning grand ballroom, notoriously delicious food (AHEM...Filet!!!), enticing customizable wedding packages—and, on a personal note, my husband and I had met right outside the front doors.:)
What we did not know or expect when we booked the Hotel Northampton was that, in addition to all of the wonderful features mentioned above, we would also gain a family…a lifetime of friendship and memories…
Enter Brianne Ebel stage right:)… Brianne is the wedding/events coordinator at the Hotel Northampton, and I am forever indebted to her. From our very first meeting to discuss the venue to our 'BIG DAY', Brianne was there for us—always available and accessible to answer all of those plaguing wedding planning questions:), there to offer guidance and insights when we didn't know which task to tackle next, and a consistent and encouraging voice that kept us on track on an untraveled path:).
All the while, she smiled and laughed with us, shared in the excitement of our journey, and became a dearly loved friend. Brianne—you're my hero!:) Thank you for every moment of your time and attention, for your genuine excitement and involvement in our journey that led to and through our wedding day, and for your friendship… A million thanks:)
We were truly impressed with every aspect of the Hotel Northampton's offerings, and the same sentiments have been confirmed by so many of our guests—the lovely atmosphere, the delicious food, the wonderful attention to detail. The personal attention that Tim and I received was amazing and humbling. The Hotel Northampton will always be a very special place for us—home to some of our most precious memories—Thank you for having us. And to the staff who make the Hotel as wonderful as it is (with special acknowledgments to Brianne and Courtney:)), you will always be a big part of those memories, and we wouldn't have it any other way! With so much love and thanks, Amanda & Tim
Wedding: 5/26/2013
For our wedding in May 2013, we had a superb experience with the Hotel Northampton. From our first meeting with Brianne, the hotel's wedding coordinator, we felt at ease and impressed by her (and the rest of the hotel staff's) professionalism, ease, and enthusiasm for the hotel. They were thorough with all of the details (which were beautiful in execution on the day itself!), and Brianne was very kind and helpful and responsive, even when I felt like I was asking silly questions (she reassured me they weren't).
The hotel itself is gorgeous, perfect if you're looking for an elegant, historic, and classy venue. The area around the hotel was also wonderful for our wedding photographs, and just make the whole thing look magical.
Also, the food was delicious! Everyone said I wouldn't have time to eat at the wedding reception, but I absolutely made the time to do so (it was too good!). The waitstaff I remember as professional and gracious and courteous, and the feedback I received from our guests was unanimously positive.
In short, we couldn't have been happier with our time with the hotel. From the first moment of our first meeting to checking out of the hotel after the hosted brunch on the day after the wedding, everything was perfect. My family and I could not have been happier.
Wedding: 6/29/2013
My husband and I recently got married this past June and we had our reception at the Hotel Northampton. As former residents of Northampton, the town has a lot of sentimental value to us so it was very special to be able to celebrate our marriage at the Hotel Northampton. We worked with Brianne Ebel and Leah Maio, who coordinated our entire event, and they did an outstanding job! Everything was absolutely perfect and we could not be happier with the service we received from the moment we showed interest in the venue up to present time, Brianne and Leah made sure our wedding was exactly how we wanted it to be. They were both courteous, professional, flexible, and pleasant to be around. Whenever we had a question or needed anything at all they responded right away and were never pushy. They both were always willing to meet with us in person and also helped to refer us to the other vendors we used in our wedding, and they were very honest as well. The entire staff at the Hotel was very professional and genuinely expressed happiness for us. The food was excellent and the atmosphere very enjoyable. The overnight accommodations were great as well! The grand ballroom was very bright and clean and tastefully decorated. There is not one thing I would change about having our wedding reception at the Hotel Northampton, and I strongly recommend this amazing venue to all brides and grooms who are interested!
Wedding: 11/7/2014
We recently held our wedding at Hotel Northampton in November of 2014 - and I was incredibly pleased with the results. Brianne (their in house event coordinator) made planning easy and fun, she was unbelievably helpful and extremely knowledgeable about planning weddings, local venders, etc. We purchased their Imperial Affair package and she took care of so many things (Limo, cake, flowers) that I found planning to be a breeze. On the day of everything went off without a hitch, the bridal suite was well stocked and included our own server. I got nothing but positive reviews from my guests about the cocktail hour, the hors d'oeuvres, the room, and the actual dinner. We had open bar and we found it to be well stocked and the bartenders were fast and pleasant. Everything was as I expected it to be – even our special requests (small table in bathroom for hospitality basket, certain brand of champagne at the bar, spot for photo booth in atrium) were all taken care of with a smile. I would highly recommend this venue to other couples that are in the planning process.
Wedding: 9/13/2014
The Hotel Northampton turned out to be the perfect venue for my daughter's wedding. Brianne is completely amazing as the hotel's event planner. She thinks of everything, has wonderful suggestions and is a pleasure to work with. The hotel staff did an excellent job setting everything up. The venue looked beautiful, the food was great and the service was excellent. Our guests had a great time at the wedding, really enjoyed their overnight accommodations at the hotel and loved being in downtown Northampton.
Wedding: 9/13/2014
Our wedding at the Hotel Northampton was awesome! Most of our guests came from NYC so we had a very big hotel block in addition to the ceremony and reception at the hotel. The accommodations were great and many guests remarked on how great the service in the hotel and restaurants was. I have to say maybe the best thing about planning our wedding at the Hotel Northampton was Brianne!! Brianne planned our event and made sure everything was executed perfectly, her attention to detail and creative ideas were most appreciated. Though she nor anyone at the hotel ever said this, I think I was a pretty demanding bride with a very specific vision of how the day would go... with Brianne in charge I knew everything would be perfect, and it was! We are now 6 weeks out from the wedding and I still have guests telling me it was the best wedding they've been to and how good the food was at the hotel - everything was so great! If you have your wedding at the hotel Northampton with Brianne in charge you will not be disappointed!
Wedding: 8/30/2014
I have to admit that when my fiance and I were looking at wedding venues, I initially preferred another venue in the area over the Hotel Northampton. The main difference in venues were the wedding coordinators. I was far more impressed with Brianne Ebel, the wedding coordinator at the Hotel Northampton, and she really was the deciding factor in selecting the Hotel for our reception.
Brianne made a very stressful time much less stressful by offering suggestions and bringing up things we would have never thought of, and always had a positive attitude -- we always left feeling better than we had after talking to her. She would get back to us right away if we had questions, and periodically checked in with us to see how things were going.
The day before the wedding, we gave her some items to be displayed the following day, and she did such an amazing job putting together some things that were a little out of the ordinary. We were very pleased with the presentation of the special items.
As for the reception itself, the ballroom was beautiful, the food was excellent, and many of our guests commented that it was the nicest wedding they had ever attended. Our waiter, Ian, was AMAZING - he had a great sense of humor and was very attentive to all of our (the bridal party) needs throughout the evening.
I have no doubt in my mind that we chose the right place for our reception. Trust me when I say Brianne is the best - you won't have any worries when you are in her hands!
Wedding: 8/30/2014
After contacting the Hotel Northampton in the fall of 2013, we were put in touch with Brianne Ebel. Brianne is the hotel social and event coordinator who really set the hotel apart from their competitors.
Other venues have similar packages and all have their own unique points, but Brianne was able to walk us through the day and help us envision our late summer 2014 event all at the first meeting. While contemplating our meeting along with other options, Brianne reached out to us and was able peak our interest in the Hotel Northampton.
While other vendors might retract and disappear until shortly before the wedding, Brianne was in touch with us periodically helping to guide us through the process of selecting options and planning the overall day. The last few weeks before the event were very fast paced and she was able to help us along the path, giving ideas and helping us prioritize what is really important for the big day. In addition, Brianne was able to coordinate with other vendors for our event.
The meeting with her the day before the reception to pass on items for the set-up is where you know for sure that you're in good hands. The little details that we tried to convey were noted and acted up by Brianne. She and the staff did a great job with the set-up of our items for the cocktail hour and reception. Upon arriving at the hotel during cocktail hour, we had Brianne guide us on our way to the hospitality suite and around for photos. Brianne was there every step of the way right though the ballroom door for our introduction to our guests.
The staff of the hotel was amazing as well. Everyone from the clerks, wait staff, and bartenders were phenomenal. Our meal was great so their kitchen staff deserves a big thank you for making the reception all that more pleasant.
We had the bridal suite for the night complete with champagne and snacks. The hotel did a wonderful job for our event, even accommodating our request of taking down the exterior brunch banner for the day of our event. There really isn't much more to say about the wonderful service that we were provided by Brianne Ebel and the Hotel Northampton. If we had to do it again, we wouldn't change a thing about choosing this remarkable venue.
Wedding: 1/11/2014
It was a pleasure working with Brianne. The week before my wedding we met for our final run down of our big day. I was extremely sick I had walking pneumonia. I remember sitting at the table barely able to function. Brianne and my mother in law went over the final details as I knodded my head. I remember saying to Brianne " At this point I don't care, exhausted from being sick. Brianne reassured me my big day would be exactly how I dreamt it to be. She did not let me down. The staff was wonderful and very helpful. Definitely would go there if I was hosting a function. Good luck brides.
Wedding: 10/25/2014
This was one of the best experiences of my life, not only because it was my wedding day, but things went smoothly. If something didn't go right I had no idea! Brianne was amazing and was such a huge help from start to finish.
Wedding: 10/18/2014
My husband and I are from southern Maine. We have the unique situation of our families being from two entirely different geographic locations within the northeast (my family is in Maine, his is in Syracuse). We knew we wanted our wedding somewhere in the middle. Although planning a wedding from afar is inevitably a challenge, the staff at the Hotel accommodated us start to finish, making the process go smoothly. In the end, we were extraordinarily pleased with our overall experience. More specifically...
Things that we didn't love:
- We had a large amount of guests that required lodging. We tried to expand our block at the Hotel a week before our wedding per our guests' request, and were told that this was not allowed. Apparently you can only add on to your block 30 days prior. This was tricky with our RSVPs being due only 2 weeks prior. This was the only time I felt disappointed while doing business with the Hotel.
-My husband and I realized last minute that we had to take an extra day off of work before the wedding to bring in our reception details (place cards, table numbers, etc), as the contract states that they must be at the Hotel 3 days before the wedding. But who am I kidding... we didn't mind having the excuse of taking a extra day off of work before the wedding :)
Things that we liked (very much):
-Ruby and Brianne were a delight to work with. They were friendly, accommodating, helpful, and flexible.
- The reception staff was also fabulous. My hubby and I never got a chance to eat at the reception(we were too busy having the times of our lives), so we had our plates sent up to our room. We were delighted to find a tray with both meals, champagne, fresh fruit, and cheese and crackers waiting for us when we finally made our way up.
- The reception went off without a single hitch. I was just along for the amazing ride--- I didn't have to worry about a single thing.
Things that we loved:
- Ok ok... we truly LOVED Brianne and Ruby :)
- we loved every second of our wedding day. The atmosphere, the FOOD (...omg the food...), and the presentation was absolutely flawless. The contrast of the grand ballroom next to the charming atrium perfectly captured the vibe that I was going for.
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Welcome. I'm Dr. Bruce and I've been a small animal veterinarian for over 12 years. Thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear about Kindston's situation. To best help, I need to ask a few questions.
1) How long has he been on the prednisone and the antibiotic?
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Hello Dr. , this started with his usual
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every 12 hours and hydroxycine HCL every 12 hrs and KOT DROPS every 12 hours, I went for the recheck he was running 105 fever still on Saturday he got a sot of antibiotic and ortizone it seemed he had broken out all over with a rash too. I was told to start primor Sunday give 2 first day then 1 per day until gone, prednisone 1 every other day. Today she called said it was penn resistant staff and it would be hard to treat.....more to come. 2) above. 3) yes 4). No 5) no 6) yes very lethargic wont leave my side
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Thanks for all that good information. The KOT drops are something that I'm trying to find information on as that isn't familiar to me. Does it have ingredients listed for it? They are oral tablets? Has his breathing gotten better since starting this converstation?
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He seems to still be breathing fast but also taking really deep hard breaths,
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Ok. The really deep hard breaths and the licking like crazy would make me suspicious that he's going to be nauseated here soon. Breathing faster and licking just go hand and hand for a dog that is about to vomit. If he was to have pale gums, labored breathing, weakness, collapse, abdominal distention, obvious pain or seizures - then these would be obvious indications that his sitaution is progressing and he definitely needs to be seen. At this time, could some of his medications be making him nauseated? Could he have eaten something earlier that has made him nauseated? The prednisone can cause panting and increased appetite so is the licking him being hungry?
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No he has had no appetite, actually lost about 5 to 6 pounds. He just doesn't want to be away from me, as if he is really scared. I will watch him. Hoe does a little dog like that get staff, and does it move from his ear to the rest of his system? Also, his sister is scratching at her ears now, do you suggest I have her checked? Is it contagious? I only got a message today, I wasn't able to speak to vet directly she had gone for the day when I got home
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That has me concerned that he's lost that much
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Ok I will tell the dr of our conversation this evening, and ask her to do the blood work tomorrow. He is really has no interest in
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