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I used to think that in order for my dog to work as a therapy pet he would have to be the most perfect pooch! That was until my mischievous little pup, Snoopy, passed his therapy dog assessment test with flying colors.
Turns out, Snoopy's playful personality didn't mean he couldn't be a great therapy dog. I trained Snoopy to be sociable with children, adults and other dogs from the time he was a puppy. I also took him with me everywhere I went to help him get used to new environments. This allowed him to become relaxed on car rides. Now he loves going out on adventures!
As a therapy dog, Snoopy goes mainly to retirement and convalescent homes. The moment Snoopy walks into the homes, he is greeted with smiles and questions from the residents and staff. Some people just want to sit and pet him, and he would stay all day if he could—he just loves the attention. It really makes my day seeing all the joy he brings to others.
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Good job Snoopy! That's awesome that you bring a smile to everyone's face. When we were raising Dublin as a guide dog pup we would take him to the nursing home to visit my grandma. Of course he also got to visit all the other patients in the home as well. He got to see people in wheel chairs, on crutches, and just lying in their beds which is great training for a guide pup in training.
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I'm sick of checking my phone and not seeing your name…
Reading old messages and realizing how much you really miss that one person.
Roses are red, violets are blue, I'm counting the days until I can finally see you.
I wish I were kissing you instead of missing you.
I miss you and how close we used to be. I miss how much you used to care about me. I miss the time we spend together. I miss everything but I guess it doesn't matter to you as it does to me.
I wanna write I miss you on a rock and throw at your face so you know how much it hurts to miss you.
Missing you a lot I thought you were standing beside me, I shouldn't have turned around.
I miss you. I might not always show it, might not always tell people, but on the inside I miss you like crazy.
I miss you, more than ever! I don't know why when you're the one who broke my heart!
All I can do every time I miss you is to stare at your pictures and smile.
Sometimes I wish that I could have said I love you one more time before you left from my life. I really miss you!
I wish I could see you tomorrow. Even for one second.
I miss you.
I wish you were here with me right now.
I'm so lonely and I miss you.
I planned to tell you all the bad things why I am mad at you…
But in the end, I just want to tell you: I missed you!
I miss our conversations.
I miss how we used to talk every minute of every day and How I was able to tell you everything that was on my mind.
I want you so badly.
I stopped talking to you so you would miss me, but in the end, I'm the one missing you more than ever.
I miss you a little, I guess you could say, a little too much, a little too often and a little more each day.
When I tell you that I'll miss you, it doesn't mean I'll never get over you. It just means I wish I didn't have to.
I miss you…
I don't know what else is there to say
If you wanna know how much I miss you, try to catch rain drops, the ones you catch is how much you miss me, & the other you miss is how much I miss you!
I'm sorry. I constantly want to talk to you. I'm sorry when you take long to reply, I get sad. I'm sorry if I say things that might piss you off. I'm sorry if I come off as annoying. I'm sorry if you don't wanna talk to me as much as I wanna talk to you. I'm sorry if I tell you about my pointless drama when you don't really care. I'm sorry if I come off as being clingy, but it's just me missing you.
I can still picture you in my head, laughing as you dance in the clouds of heaven, smiling at me down on earth, and telling me. I can survive. We all can.
Missing you I realized how much I need you.

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it's called 6DoF and it's possible in some FS2 mods and in the main game(That mission with the captured shivan fighter)
Forum topic: Good graphics, but short and difficult
Yeah, sorry for the bad screenshots, I heavily used lossy compression.
If someone has better screenshots, post them, so someone can add them.
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Even Cave knows that horizontal shmups (bullet hells) are too hard (5.26s)
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It's like Spring with a couple of total conversion(that's what I would tag them because you'll always need to download the engine and the content)
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The game was made using Ren'Py. It's playable in Linux. I looked up the contents on a torrent site for confirmation. The linux libraries are there as well as the executable.
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i wanted to add aleph one years ago ;) but it was so complicated to understand the differences between the game versions. There is no game aleph one right? instead the game is called Marathon, Marathon2 and Marathon Infinity.
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Good thing I didn't buy it! And we had to wait 2 years for that? Thanks, I'll pass too.
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Postby giapetto » 24 Aug 2011, 20:10
Postby Squigy » 25 Aug 2011, 01:37
giapetto wrote:I just had a virtual tour of Spadola, Provincia di Vibo Valencia courtesy of Google Maps. This feature (street view) is not new but I was surprised to find that it works for some very small towns in Italy. It takes a little dexterity to navigate, but it is the next best thing to being there. Use Google Maps to find your town or comune, zoom in until the streets are visible, then drag the little person icon on the upper left of the map to the street where you want to start your tour - the icon will go to the closest street if the one you chose is not in the tour. Then you can see the street, rotate 360 degrees using the compass on the upper right corner, move forward, left, right and back using the arrows on the bottom of the picture or the ovals that appear on the street as you move your mouse. I was able to see the store that my father's cousin owned and the fountain on Via Fontana that I saw 40 years ago. The town's two side by side churches were visible, but the cameras did not go up the hill for a good view. Enjoy this feature! Buon Viaggio!
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22 comments
- Noelani said...
That gift wrapping is too cute!
- December 18, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Amber said...
I miss Trader Joe's so much! When I was living in the schools apartment there was one just down the road. Now it's kind of pointless to drive 30 minutes to get groceries at Trader Joe's lol. Also that hat is adorable!
xo Amber P.
- December 18, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- Natasha Louise said...
I would never tire of that view either!!
- December 18, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- Erin said...
Love those gift tags and that hat is too cute on you!
- December 18, 2011 at 4:58 PM
- Jenni Austria Germany said...
that is one view i would never tire of, either.
- December 18, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Jenni Austria Germany said...
just realized that's pretty much exactly what the commenter above me said...whoops!
- December 18, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Jenn said...
Awwh how cute!
- December 18, 2011 at 6:16 PM
- Katya said...
I'd like to know why I hadn't come across your blog before. But better late than never right?
Oh top of everything, I absolutely adore the design. So adorable :)
- December 18, 2011 at 6:54 PM
- Justina F. Lee said...
Love your wrapping!
- December 18, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- Stesha said...
i want a pick like that!!!
Classic & Bubbly
- December 18, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Ashley {hudson's happenings} said...
Yippeee! Love the cute hat! Great gift...even if it was late! :D
- December 18, 2011 at 8:26 PM
- Tamara Nicole said...
Oooh gentri I love your blog, newest follower here!!!
- December 18, 2011 at 10:15 PM
- beth joy said...
wow! wrapped and under the tree?!?! i am so proud! PS: I just found your blog from Life Like Honey! you are about the cutest thing!!
- December 18, 2011 at 11:01 PM
- Yara Simón said...
Haha. That's a great gif.
- December 19, 2011 at 12:49 AM
- Gaby said...
the hat looks great on you! and good on you for being so organized, i'm kinda jealous :)
- December 19, 2011 at 12:59 AM
- Kylee Noelle {blog} said...
My secret santa gift has been sent off as well! But that's the only Christmas present I have bought so far. Yeah, I'm a little behind....
I had those peppermint cookies for the first time tonight. Seriously addicting.
- December 19, 2011 at 1:03 AM
- Juliette said...
Love the hat! And the view! And the wrapped presents! Looks like you're all set for some Lalalalala Lalalala... :)
- December 19, 2011 at 5:27 AM
- Melu103 said...
i love the gift wrap
really cute and original
i cant wait to see what
you get for Secret Santa!
Melina ♥
- December 19, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- indie by heart said...
Aww, this reminded me of how much wrapping I must do :D haven't started yet, jaiiiks !
Hat looks great on you :) It can also be an early Christmas present from her, hih ^^
Have a lovely awaiting of Christmas,
xx indie by heart
- December 19, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- my soul is the sky said...
i love your hat and your bangs! I have to tell you, sometimes i just search on google for your blog and today i typed,[gentri lee!] I guess I was anxious to see your post :)
- December 19, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- memory said...
You bought the hat!! Good for you, gentri!:)
- December 19, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Julie Ann said...
No Trader Joe's?! Where do you live? I was just oohing and aahing over the Trader Joe's paper grocery bags that have cute Chrstimas gift tags on them this season! So cute!
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Dr. Simons is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Yale University School of Medicine. He completed his clinical training in internal medicine at the New England Medical Center in Boston and cardiology training at the Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. He completed a postdoctoral fellowships in molecular cardiology at National Heart Lung and Blood Institute in Bethesda and in vascular biology at MIT. In 1993 he joined faculty at Harvard Medical School as an Assistant Professor of Medicine and rose through the ranks to become an Associate Professor of Medicine, Director of the Morse Coronary Care Unit and Director of Angiogenesis Research Center. In 2001 he was recruited to Dartmouth as AG Huber Professor of Medicine and Chief of Cardiology, subsequently becoming Director of Dartmouth Cardiovascular Center.
Dr. Simons' research focuses on biology of arterial vasculature and spans basic, translational and clinical areas of investigations. He led the first trials of therapeutic angiogenesis in the USA and his basic research discoveries have played an important role in moving the field forward. Dr. Simons has an extensive track record of NIH funding including multiple R01s and he has served as a Principal Investigator of the NHLBI SCOR program in endothelial biology. Recently, he has been awarded a Leducq Transatlantic network grant to build and lead the ARTEMIS arteriogenesis network composed of investigators in USA, UK, Belgium and France. Dr. Simons also leads an NHLBI PPG program focused on arteriogenessi. He has published over 270 research papers and reviews and has been elected to a number of honorary societies including Association of American Physicians, American Society of Clinical Investigations and Association of University Cardiologists. He also a Fellow of the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology and the American Society of Physiology.
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Dr. Simons is on the Joint Strategy Committee for the Yale-UCL Collaborative, an alliance which will provide opportunities for high-level scientific research, clinical and educational collaboration across the institutions involved: Yale University, Yale School of Medicine, Yale-New Haven Hospital and UCL (University College London) and UCL Partners
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The Reagan Years: A Memoir
The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum and the John Brown Cook Association are pleased to welcome a nationally recognized member of the Republican party.
After serving as editor and Washington correspondent for Copley Newspapers and Copley News Service, Lyn Nofziger first entered politics as press secretary to gubernatorial candidate Ronald Reagan in 1966. After the election Nofziger served as director of communications to the governor.
He also served Ronald Reagan as presidential press secretary from June-December 1980, as assistant to the president for political affairs, and as senior consultant to the Reagan-Bush '84 campaign. Nofziger has two decades of experience as a political consultant, and is the founder of Nofziger Communications, Inc.
Mr. Nofziger first visited Claremont McKenna College in 1983 and again in 1988 when he gave us his appraisal of campaign '88. We welcome his return to the Athenaeum to discuss "The Reagan Years: A Memoir." Please join us for a 7:00 presentation, preceded by a 5:30 reception and dinner.
Ethical Delimmas in the Board Room
Frances Burke is a professor at Suffolk University School of Management, Boston, teaching in both the master's in public administration (MPA) and master's in business administration (MBA) programs. A political scientist with an MA and PhD from Boston University, Professor Burke teaches and researches leadership, decisionmaking, and ethical strategies.
In 1989-90 she served as the Alice Tweed Tuohy Visiting Professor of Government and Ethics at Claremont McKenna College. While at CMC, Professor Burke and CMC student Amy Black wrote an article titled "Improving Organizational Productivity." This work appeared in the 1991 winter edition of Public Productivity Review.
A former commissioner on the Massachusetts Commission to Investigate Corruption and Maladministration in State and County Buildings, Professor Burke contributed to current state laws covering the development and management of public buildings and executive accountability through the Office of the Inspector General. Her textbook, Combating Corruption/ Encouraging Ethics (1990), has been adopted extensively. Her present research focuses on applying ethical strategies to improve U.S. productivity.
Join us at 7:00 at the Athenaeum to hear Fran Burke's address, "Ethical Dilemmas in the Board Room." If you wish to attend the reception at 5:30 and dinner at 6:00, please fill out the reservation form.
Politics 1991
A lively debate between two noted political strategists has been arranged by Dr. Fred Balitzer; it is sponsored by the John Brown Cook Association.
Patrick H. Caddell is a former chief political strategist and research consultant to more than 100 congressional, gubernatorial, and presidential campaigns. Beginning in 1972, while an undergraduate at Harvard, Mr. Caddell conducted the research survey for the presidential campaign of George McGovern. Since then his clients have included the Senate campaigns of Ted Kennedy and Alan Cranston, and the gubernatorial campaigns of Mario Cuomo, Michael Dukakis, and Bob Casey.
Additionally Mr. Caddell has served as a consultant to numerous corporations, international organizations, and public interest groups. Some of his clients have included AT&T, Centrust Bank, Coca-Cola Corporation, and Amnesty International. His articles and op-ed pieces regarding contemporary American politics have appeared in the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
Currently serving as the co-chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, Ed Rollins is responsible for guiding Republican campaigns in all 435 congressional districts.
Mr. Rollins has long been known as one of America's premier political strategists. He has served in the administrations of three Republican presidents: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and, most recently, Ronald Reagan. While serving as the assistant to the president for political affairs during Reagan's first term, President Reagan chose Mr. Rollins to serve as the national campaign director for his 1984 reelection-a landslide in American history, carrying 49 states for the Reagan- Bush ticket.
In addition to his success in the 1984 presidential campaign, Mr. Rollins has managed numerous political campaigns throughout the nation. He also served as the national chairman for the 1988 presidential campaign of Jack Kemp.
As author of a weekly election cycle column in the Los Angeles Times' Sunday Opinion section, Ed Rollins is sure to make a challenging partner to Pat Caddell.
If you wish to join us for the reception and dinner prior to this exciting debate, please return the enclosed form.
Arms Control and Political Change
The Keck Center and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum are pleased to present Ambassador Ronald F. Lehman II, director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), as the speaker on "Arms Control and Political Change."
As the director of ACDA, Dr. Lehman serves as adviser to the president, the secretary of state, and the National Security Council on arms control; is a member of the National Space Council; routinely attends meetings between U.S. and Soviet foreign ministers; testifies regularly before the U.S. Congress; and is on the advisory board of the United States Institute of Peace.
He has previously served as the assistant secretary of defense for international security policy and as deputy assistant to the president for national security affairs. He was also the U.S. chief negotiator on strategic nuclear arms (START) at the U.S./Soviet nuclear and space arms talks in Geneva when the two sides reached agreement on the structure of the START treaty and recorded central provisions in the joint draft treaty text.
Born in Napa, California, in 1946, Ambassador Lehman graduated from Claremont McKenna College in 1968, and received his Ph.D. in government from Claremont Graduate School in 1975.
Ambassador Lehman's lecture starts at 7:00; it is preceded by a 5:30 reception and 6:00 dinner. If you wish to attend the reception and dinner, please fill out and return the reservation form.
An Evening with Thomas Jefferson
The Athenaeum is proud to present former Pres. Thomas Jefferson, as interpreted by Dr. Clay Jenkinson.
Thomas Jefferson was a man of great complexity and inexhaustible ideas, as third president of the United States, founder of the University of Virginia, author of the Declaration of Independence and the Virginia Statue for Religious Liberty, scientist, farmer, slave owner, man of letters, architect, paleontologist, linguist, political theorist, diplomat, librarian, and Utopian.
In 1984 Clay Jenkinson created an historical characterization of Jefferson, as part of an award from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Since then he has brought the life and ideas of Jefferson to school- children, members of Congress, federal judges, and general audiences on more than 1,000 occasions. In May 1988 he addressed national legislators and aides at a congressional breakfast on Capitol Hill.
Jenkinson studied English literature from 1974-77 at the University of Minnesota. As a Rhodes scholar, he studied at Oxford and earned his bachelor's, master's and doctorate in Renaissance English language and literature.
Since 1981 Jenkinson has directed the Great Plains Chautauqua, a traveling humanities tent show funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and various state humanities councils. He also taught at Pomona College from 1981 to 1984 as an instructor in English literature and assistant American secretary for the Rhodes Scholarship Trust. In November of 1989, President Bush presented Jenkinson with the National Endowment for the Humanities' Charles Frankel Prize for exemplary work in the public humanities. Currently Dr. Jenkinson teaches Latin and Greek studies at the University of Colorado, and tours the country as our third president.
In Jenkinson's presentations he appears in costume and character to talk and answer questions from the audience. If you would like to join us for the 5:30 reception, 6:00 dinner, and 7:00 presentation, please return the enclosed reservation coupon below.
The Challenges of Ethnic Diversity
Asians in the United States have historically been much slower to develop political organizations than other ethnic minority groups. This is often attributed to discriminatory laws that prevented Asian immigrants from becoming naturalized citizens until 1952. In fact, Asian immigration was minimal until President Johnson signed the 1965 immigration law. Asian nations had previously been restricted by exclusion and quota laws dating back to the late 1800s.
In April 1990 Judy Chu was elected mayor of Monterey Park, a city in which 39 percent of the voters are Asian. She is the only Chinese-American woman mayor, and one of only two Chinese-American mayors in the United States. In November 1985 Chu had been elected to the Garvey School District Board of Education, and in April of 1988 to the Monterey Park City Council as the candidate with the highest number of votes. She is considered one of the Southland's most prominent and promising Asian politicians.
Dr. Chu has a PhD in clinical psychology, and is a professor in the psychology department at East Los Angeles College. Having taught classes in Asian- American studies at UCLA and Cal State University L.A., she has also published many articles on topics concerning Asian-Americans. She co-authored and co- edited the book, Linking Our Lives: Chinese American Women of Los Angeles (1984).
If you would like to join us for Dr. Chu's 5:30 reception, 6:00 dinner, and 7:00 address, please return the enclosed reservation coupon below.
Last year the Athenaeum started a new tradition with its very first CMC student art show. This year the Athenaeum is continuing its support of students' creative endeavors by asking all interested CMCers to submit their artistic works for the second annual show. If you wish to contribute a painting, sketch, sculpture, photo, or mixed-media work, please bring your creation to the Athenaeum by Monday, March 4. Submitted artwork will remain in the Athenaeum for viewing throughout the weekend. There will be music and hors d'oeuvres in the courtyard during the show, which will last from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact Barbara Clark, Gena Morgan, or LaTanya Wright.
Movies, Morals, and the Market
The Gould Center for Humanistic Studies welcomes cultural and social historian Clayton R. Koppes to CMC to discuss the cinema-America's first national medium of popular culture. Professors Koppes addresses the moral, cultural, and political implications of the influence exerted upon the American movie- going public by an industry forced to negotiate among seemingly incompatible interests.
Dr. Koppes, lrvin E. Houck Professor in the Humanities and chairman of the Department of History at Oberlin College, is the author (with Gregory Black) of Hollywood Goes to War: How Politics, Profits, and Propaganda Shaped World War II Movies (1987). He has published numerous articles and reviews on a wide variety of subjects: the political activism of scientists during the FDR administration, environmental policy and American liberalism, psychology in cinema, and the militarization of the space program.
If you wish to join us for the 5:30 reception and 6:00 dinner prior to Mr. Koppes' 7:00 address, please fill out the reservation form.
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Matt Bomer Is Like a Real Life Disney Prince – The Daily Swoon
And you thought Disney princes weren't real — clearly you haven't laid eyes on Matt Bomer, who's like a sexy, legit version of Prince Eric from 'The Little Mermaid.'
There are many reasons we love Matty B: First of all, he looks like some brilliant scientist decided to take that Disney prince and bring him to life, and Bomer is the end result. Second, he takes off his shirt. Like, a lot. And third, his last name is Bomer, which rhymes with … well, you do the math there. We can't do everything for you all the time.
You may recognize Bomer from the USA network show 'White Collar,' where he plays a white collar criminal who is also very shirtless most of the time. Or you might recognize him from 'Magic Mike,' where he played a stripper who is also very shirtless most of the time. If you'll recall, he had a very racy hospital-themed striptease where he placed a female audience member on the "operating table" and then got on top of her and did some hump-y dance moves.
Unfortunately for the women among you, Bomer doesn't bat for Team Hetero — he publicly came out about a year ago. Which is very, very fortunate for the men among you. But we can all enjoy the photos of Matt below.
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Air Travel with Your Small Dog
It's essential that your dog fit comfortably in the carrier and can easily reposition itself while it's enclosed within the case. On a long flight, your dog will be spending multiple hours at a time enclosed within the carrier, and should always be able to remain comfortable and breath properly.
Remember, a pet carrier is designed to serve a purpose – to safely and comfortably transport your dog.
Preparing For The Flight
Avoid feeding your dog or allowing him to consume too much water for several hours prior to a flight, and make sure he's able to properly relieve himself before checking in at the airport. Leave ample time in your travel schedule for a last-minute walk.
Dog Etiquette
Before entering the airport terminal, walk your dog. Once you pass through airport security, you're technically not allowed to remove your dog from his carrier within in the airport, or at anytime aboard the aircraft.
Once aboard the airplane, tell the people in the seats in front of you and next to you that you're traveling with a small dog. Otherwise, if the dog barks, it could scare the passengers. Plus, it gives the other passengers the option to be relocated if they're allergic or afraid of dogs.
Keep in mind, the airlines consider your pet (and his carrier) to be your carry-on item. Thus, you're only allowed one additional personal item (such as a purse or computer bag) to accompany you on the flight. All other luggage will need to be checked.
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A disturbing new trend—"pet flipping"—has been getting a lot of attention this week.
Pet flipping involves a criminal picking up a pet, either by stealing the animal or claiming to be the pet parent of a missing pet, and then quickly selling the animal for a profit. Is your blood boiling yet? It gets worse!
According to Time, pet flipping is on the rise in cities including Kansas City, St. Louis and Indianapolis. The stolen dogs are often purebred and very valuable. In March, an Indianapolis man was arrested after a three-month investigation found he had been stealing dogs for years, mostly purebred German Shepherds, Rottweilers and Pit Bulls.
"Many of these pets are housed in puppy mill-like conditions until they can be flipped—no food or water, caged and sick," Dawn Contos, of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control, said in an interview following the arrest.
For tips on finding a lost pet, please visit our pet care section.
We'll be on Katie on Monday, July 22 to talk about pet flipping. Check your local listings and tune in!
You can't make this decision based purely on your own small sample size of pets. The reality of the situation is VERY different than what you are trying to convey with your uneducated comment. Pet store puppies are allowed to remain a huge business due of the mistreatment of mother dogs, as well as the lack of regard for the health of the puppies. There are horror stories easily available anywhere you research. Shelter dogs are normally evaluated and treated before they are even made available for adoption, which is why they rely so heavily on donations to stay running and keep their animals healthy. Please reconsider your stance, and make sure you know all the facts and realities before you share your experience with others and try to present it as the norm.
Your argument has some logic to it, but not enough to make me change my mind. You say if we ban selling puppy mill puppies it will be worse cause people will still breed and they'll end up in shelters or killed since there's no market for them. Now considering these breeders don't truly value the health and lives of their puppies I think it's safe to say they are mainly in the breeding industry for the profits. So if they can't make money, then more than likely they won't want to breed any more. Sure it would be nice if we could monitor the conditions of their housing environments, but the government doesn't monitor the safety of animals who have owners, why do you think they're going to make the time to visit puppy mills to make sure they are treating the puppies the way they should. And I'm sorry you've had bad experiences with adopted dogs, but if you aren't willing or capable of training them then maybe you aren't fit to own a pet! Sounds to me like you want the perks but none of the work that comes from caring for an animal. Seems pretty heartless to me... how are you any better than the puppy mill breeders? You're condemning these senior animals to death because you ultimately want a purebred puppy. When it shouldn't be solely about you, it should be about the dog getting out of a bad situation and experiencing love at least once in their life.
There are many breeders out there that are not puppy mills. If you do want a specific breed, look on the internet. Check out the breeder clubs for verifications. You do not have to buy from a "puppy mill" to get a "papered pet". When you go to these breeders they will send you pictures and you can visit their homes. Which most breeders keep their dogs at their homes. Quality pets and they do come with a clean bill of health (which they will have for you to take) and a return policy. I was a breeder for a lot of years. I took pride in my dogs and where I kept them. And it gave me a lot of happiness when someone would come get a puppy. You can also see their moms and dads. So you know what you are getting. " Puppy Mills" must be destroyed, not licensed, what do you think they do with the puppys that they can't sell, because of their looks or if they get sick. They KILL them and not in a humane way. Adopting a rescue is a way to get all the unwanted, homeless dogs a forever home. When their are no more homeless dogs, then ever one that wants a dog can buy from a reputable breeder.
Like you I am a hobby breeder which means we take great pride in the breed of the dog that we choose to breed. There are people that confuse it with backyard breeding aka Puppy Mills. BY and PM breeders could care less about the environment for the dog let alone health. Like yours my pups have a nice warm bed in a nice warm house with lots of love and affection. They all receive their shots etc and are spoiled rotten:)
If you are breeding dogs to keep as your own pets, I think that's fine. However, if you are selling or even giving those puppies away to other families looking for a pet, you are depriving a shelter animal somewhere of a home.
you are the exception...many breeders are out for the $ not the quality, or for the love of the breed.
If you want a specific breed, there are plenty of breed-specific rescues; directing people to breeders, "reputable" or not, is still horrifically irresponsible at best.
Well said, Kelly. There is no need to create more dogs. There are so many that go through the breed specific rescues that don't find homes. Why breed more?


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By Pure Matters
These are some answers to frequently asked questions about pancreatic cancer.
Q: What is the pancreas?
A: The pancreas is a glandular organ, located deep in the abdomen. It is behind the stomach and in front of the spine. The pancreas is about 6 inches long and has a wide head with a body that tapers to a narrow tail. The pancreas makes enzymes and hormones. The enzymes mix with bile to help with the digestion of food, especially fats, sugars, and proteins. The pancreas makes the hormones insulin and glucagon. These hormones help the body control the level of sugar in the blood. Both of these hormones help the body use and store the energy it gets from food.
Q: What is cancer of the pancreas?
A: Pancreatic cancer is cancer that starts in the pancreas. No one is entirely sure why people get this type of cancer. It is thought that normal cells undergo a series of changes, leading to permanent cell changes, and eventually cancer.
Q: What are the different types of pancreatic cancer?
A: Most cancers of the pancreas start in the ducts that carry pancreatic juices. They are called adenocarcinomas. These are less common types of pancreatic cancer.
- Mucinous cystadenocarcinomas
- Acinar cell carcinomas
- Large cell carcinomas
These types are named after the way they look under the microscope. A rare type of pancreatic cancer starts in the cells of the pancreas that make insulin and other hormones. These cells are called islet cells. Cancers that begin in these cells are called islet cell cancers, or endocrine tumors of the pancreas.
Q: What are the symptoms of pancreatic cancer?
A: Pancreatic cancer can grow inside a person's body for a long time before symptoms appear. These are the most common symptoms.
- Indigestion
- Yellow eyes, skin, or nails (jaundice)
- Pain in the abdomen or back
- Weight loss over several months that is unexpected
- Nausea
- Fatigue
- An enlarged abdomen, from a swollen gallbladder
Digestive problems often happen if the tumor blocks the release of pancreatic juices into the intestines. If this happens, people can have problems digesting fatty foods. This can cause stools to be pale, greasy, bulky, and foul smelling. The stools may also float in the toilet.
Q: What is the treatment for pancreatic cancer?
A: Doctors treat pancreatic cancer in these three ways.
- Surgery
- Radiation therapy
- Chemotherapy
People may have these treatments alone or combined.
Q: What is a pancreaticoduodenectomy?
A: This is the most common type of surgery used to remove tumors from the pancreas. It is also called the Whipple procedure. The surgeon removes all of these during the procedure.
- The head of the pancreas (the body of the pancreas may also be removed)
- Distal common bile duct
- Duodenum
- Part of the stomach (possibly)
- Gallbladder
- Lymph nodes near the pancreas
After surgery, bile from the liver, food from the stomach, and digestive juices from the remaining part of the pancreas all enter the small intestine.
Q: Should everyone get a second opinion for a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer?
A: Many people with cancer get a second opinion from another doctor. There are many reasons to get a second opinion. These are some of the reasons.
- The person is not comfortable with the treatment decision.
- The type of cancer is rare.
- There are different ways to treat the cancer.
- The person is not able to see a cancer expert.


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ARCANUM - A teenage female middle school student was seriously injured Friday morning after being struck by a vehicle near Arcanum-Butler Local School just after 7:15 a.m. CareFlight transported the girl to Dayton Children's Hospital where her condition was listed in fair as of Friday afternoon.
According to Arcanum-Butler Superintendent John Stephens the female student, who was on her way to school, used the crosswalk as she should have and was not at fault in any way. The crossing guard, which is a school employee and trained by the Arcanum Police Department, was safely crossing the student when she was hit by the vehicle, at the intersection of Main St. and Trojan Avenue.
"We will continue to review our safety procedures that are currently in place." Stephens told The Daily Advocate. "We appreciate the quick response by Arcanum Rescue and the crossing guard at the scene."
A one-call alert went out shortly after 8:15 a.m. to notify Arcanum parents of the incident. The school posted this message on their website: "A student was injured on the way to school this morning. Her family has been notified, and she is being transported to medical facilities for further care. The Arcanum-Butler community extends our prayers to the student at this time."
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Erskine Hat Trick Stifles Hot Start by Men's Soccer as Fleet Claim 3-1 Victory
September 29, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - A hat trick registered by Erskine's Andrew Settlemire led the visiting Flying Fleet to a 3-1 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas men's soccer on Saturday afternoon. The match was delayed for 80 minutes due to storms in the area. Erskine improves to 4-3-2 overall, 3-1-1 in league play while the Falcons drop to 0-9-1, 0-5.
Pfeiffer immediately grabbed momentum in the first minute of play as Jamie Sanclemente sent a cross over to the head of Dale Ashford who found the back of the net just 60 seconds in for a 1-0 lead. The Falcons would carry that lead into the half until Settlemire got going in the 49th minute.
Just 3:52 into the second, Settlemire put home his first on an assist from Jonathan Clark. Later in the 63rd minute, Settlemire collected a rebounded shot by teammate Jonathan Rutter converting the eventual game-winner. Settlemire finished his day with an insurance-providing header in the 78th minute.
Erskine held a 24-16 shots advantage, 13-8 on goal. Each team recorded a half-dozen corner kicks while the Fleet were whistled for a pair of offsides. Zach Liles would turn away 10 shots in goal for the Falcons.
Next up for Pfeiffer will be a non-league matchup at Francis Marion at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday night.


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Marcellus School District Non Residential Property Tax Renewal (May 2011)
A Marcellus School District Non Residential Property Tax Renewal measure will be on the May 3, 2011 ballot in the Marcellus school district area which is in St. Joseph, Cass and Van Buren Counties.
This measure seeks to renew the current levy on non residential property which is set at a rate of $18 per $1,000 of assessed property value for a period of five years in order to help pay for operational costs of the district.[1]
Text of measure
The question on the ballot:
|Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, in Marcellus Community Schools, Cass, St. Joseph and Van Buren Counties, Michigan, be increased by 18 mills ($18.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 5 years, 2011 to 2015, inclusive, to provide funds for operating purposes; the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2011 is approximately $830,193 (this is a renewal of millage which expired with the 2010 tax levy)[2]
- ↑ Cass County Elections, May Candidate and Proposal List
- ↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributed to the original source.
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American actor Barry Nelson (as James 'Jimmy' Bond) sits in a chair and aims a gun at an unseen assailant as actress Linda Christian (as Valerie Mathis) rests on his shoulders in an episode of the anthology series 'Climax' entitled 'Casino Royale,' (1954).
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They toiled in the packing sheds and citrus groves of Orange County. They served their nation during World War II, from the Philippines to Europe, and served again in Korea. They were pioneers of the Mexican American civil rights movement.
And they played baseball.
The photos and stories of dozens of Mexican American baseball players, from the early 1900s in San Juan Capistrano to the early 1960s in communities ranging from Placentia to Huntington Beach, have been told in a new book that will be available Monday.
"Mexican American Baseball in Orange County" is the third in a series of books about Mexican Americans and America's pastime – books that cover not just the sport, but how the sport helped shape the early barrios of California and other states, and the people who live in them.
The Orange County book was written by Richard A. Santillan, professor emeritus at Cal Poly Pomona, and three Orange County residents: Susan C. Luevano, a librarian at Cal State Long Beach; Luis F. Fernandez, who works in the history room of the Santa Ana Public Library; and Angelina F. Veyna, a history professor at Santa Ana College.
The book is distinct from two earlier books in the series, on Mexican American baseball in Los Angeles and in the Inland Empire, because it includes a number of non-sports photos – among nearly 200 – to help tell the story of the Mexican American community in Orange County, including such areas as school segregation, the citrus industry and even the small businesses that Latino entrepreneurs ran – entrepreneurs who backed not just sports teams, but organizations engaged in the struggle for civil rights.
"The Orange County book was the closest we've come to establishing the real sense of what we mean when we involve the community and invite the community to write its own history," said Santillan, who has worked on all three projects. "We don't write the stories, we don't write the captions. The families do. The friends do...They talk how baseball was an instrument that was used to knock down barriers of discrimination. Baseball wasn't simply a game."
The authors note that the book, with photos reflecting seven decades of Mexican American history, also reflects the historical backdrop against which the sport was played, including the Depression, the repatriation of American citizens to Mexico, and the fight against school segregation.
"Mexican American baseball history intertwined with the social, cultural and political struggle of Mexican Americans in Orange County," said Fernandez, of Garden Grove. "Aside from being managers, umpires, coaches and players, they were leaders of their own communities on and off the baseball field. With the swing of the bat, with the steal of a base, and with the grip of the glove, they made advances in civil rights to ensure that their sons and daughters could simply play."
Many families remember that Sundays were a day for church, and for baseball. Baseball, he said, gave Mexican American communities the means "to socialize and to organize politically."
One photo in the book shows an El Modena team with brothers Silvino and Ignacio Ramirez. Their father, Lorenzo Ramirez, was an umpire. Lorenzo and wife Josefina were among five Orange County families who sued to desegregate Mexican schools in Orange County in the landmark Mendez et al versus Westminster School District et al court case of 1947.
"The diamond field where they played in El Modena divided the Lincoln Mexican school from the white Roosevelt School," Fernandez said.
Pioneering Mexican American entrepreneurs, Veyna said, were active on a number of fronts – providing financial support for the sports teams, and backing for civil rights organizations such the League of United Latin American Citizens as well as for mutual aid societies of Mexican immigrants such as Sociedad Progresista Mexicana. They included such men as her father, Placido Veyna, who ran Pete's Market in Anaheim, and Cruz Barrios, who ran a market in Santa Ana.
"Besides socializing, besides having a good time, these are the persons who fought for the civil rights of our community," said Veyna, an Anaheim resident whose family settled there in 1916.
A number of the photos include the late Gualberto J. Valadez. He came to Placentia in 1939 to teach Spanish and physical education at the segregated La Jolla Junior High, and became an early leader of the Mexican American civil rights movement in Southern California during the 1940s. He was a gifted coach, from young boys who played baseball to young women – like the La Jolla Kats - who played softball.


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This must be our yr. jammall brown mc pherson.
noh. paul... granger/warrick?/green? (me?)
Did Toronto draft a PF because they knew they were going to trade #16 and Aruajo?
Trade Mags & Rodgers for Lamar Odom
This must be our yr. jammall brown mc pherson.
noh. paul... granger/warrick?/green? (me?)
Gomes will likely be there at 33 but I think all these SF's will start comming off the boards pretty soon. There is no way they are available in the 2nd. All the teams picking at the end of the draft would jump all over these guys.
God Bless New Orleans and God Bless Louisiana.
ESPN is not even talking about Green and Granger not being picked.
Tor selects . . . Joey Graham
joey graham.. smart pick?
The only thing I can think of is that Granger had some injury problems during college and he had a physical that threw up some red flags.
That would be the 7th and 16th for Mags, which TOR said they wouldn't do. I am not sold on this Villanueva guy at all. I don't think I like it, but I am reserving judgment until I hear TOR's pick. If they draft Granger, the speculation will run wild here.Originally Posted by Saints63213
Time for some football!!!
Joey Graham goes to Toronto.I think that about sums it up,unless we deal something to denver for 20 or 22.
toronto is terrible, why didnt they trade us for green or granger, Geez
Unreal. Toronto must have a bunch of knuckleheads up there in the Great White North. Like they just said, three straight years drafting the same position? Someone should lose his job over this.
I bite my words about our trade for the #16.
Indiana is pretty much the last trade option. maybe Denver for one of there early 20 picks.
AKA St. David
Thats the only thing I can think of.Originally Posted by Trueblood
BTW ESPN is talking about Green and Granger right now.
Graham had some great workouts. The Hornets are pretty high on him according to WODT right now.
No reason to trade with TOR at this point, unless we just want to get rid of Mags and screw ourselves in the process.
Buy the pick from Memphis and get Granger if he gets past Indy.
Did you know that 5 out of 4 people have trouble with fractions?
Raptors would have done better with Mags.
HELL yes. That would be SWEEET.Originally Posted by DaFan
WODT is speculating about the Graham pick maybe being directed towards us based on what Bowers and the org thinks of him. Any legs to this?
get #20 and #22 now!!
Originally Posted by CP3Originally Posted by Lebron James
Gil and V are now talking about a trade with toronto involving Jmag...Jmag will not be in an hornet UNI next year
We could still deal for Joey Graham and Mo Pete and maybe someone else.
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ARY—Three years have passed since people living in the Ary and Rowdy communities have had their own fire department. That is about to change, however, as several volunteers have stepped forward to get the Troublesome Creek Fire Department back up and running.
Since Troublesome's closure, the departments in Fisty and Lost Creek have been working to cover the area, which includes a section of the county along Ky. 476 from Ary to the Breathitt County line. Nathan Campbell has spent the past nine years as a volunteer firefighter in Perry County, and said there is a need for the Troublesome Creek department to reopen and begin serving the people living in those communities. He met with Circuit Judge William Engle, who sits on the board of the E.O. Robinson fund, Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble, and Magistrate Frank Hurley on Tuesday about how to best work toward that end.
"I saw this place kind of needed it because of the large area, so I thought I'd come up here … and see if we could get the ball rolling," said Campbell, who will serve as the department's chief once it reopens.
Finding someone to man the department has been a project county officials have worked on for about nine months, noted Judge Noble, who along with Campbell and several others on Wednesday took an inventory of the equipment and vehicles the department has on hand.
Getting the department back up and running remains a priority, Noble added, not only because it provides a certain level of protection for residents, but homeowners living nearby should enjoy lower insurance rates.
"I appreciate these boys stepping up and wanting to get it started back, because this could save a life, and of course it will save people money," Noble said.
Twenty volunteers have made themselves available and all will come with experience from other departments, Campbell said of the support received so far.
"The guys I'm bringing in here I've been with since I've been young, some coming from Jakes Branch, Vicco, Ball Creek," he said. "Every fire department around here is trying to come in here and help with this."
There is also support for the department from the board of the E.O. Robinson fund, which oversees the Homeplace grounds where the department is located. Judge Noble said he also hopes area residents can show their support for the department and the volunteers who are working to see it open again.
"I just hope the community gets involved and sees how important this is," Noble said. "We're hoping to have some kind of dinner, so they can meet the boys and see all they're trying to do to help."
The department currently has three trucks, including one rescue vehicle. Campbell said the equipment is in excellent condition despite having sat idle for the past three years, and he aims to have the doors open again by Christmas.


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For the final play of the Wolves-Blazers game, Rick Adelman drew up a play that gave Ricky Rubio a fairly basic pick-and-roll set with the floor spread and plenty of options off of that play. And the Wolves actually ran it really well. They ended up with Dante Cunningham pump-faking, nearly traveling, and then having to rush a jumper just a bit against his defender.
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"The last play was a bang-bang play. I thought it was the best play we had. Pek might have been open rolling down the middle. At least he was going right to the basket and forcing the action. Dante made a nice pump fake, missed the shot but he's not used to having the ball in his hands like that."
Cunningham had made eight of his 10 shot attempts in the fourth quarter and was 20 for his last 25 heading into that final play. The Wolves options on the play were essentially spot-up shooting from Barea and Shved on the two sides, Rubio driving to the basket, Pek rolling to the basket or DC pupping near the top of the key.
"When Rick draws up a play, it's not only one option," Rubio said in the locker room after the game. "You never know what's going to happen. It was like a different option and I felt that was the best option because he was shooting pretty good. But they defended it pretty good too."
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Indianapolis, IN The NCAA announced today that the Pfeiffer womens golf team will compete in the NCAA Division II Womens Golf Championships. The reigning Conference Carolinas tournament champions will travel to Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida for the super regional competition that will be conducted May 3-5 and 4-6. Fellow Conference Carolinas member school Belmont Abbey was also selected to participate in the tournament.
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