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Jewish campaigners have rejected claims that circumcision may be linked to an increased risk in developing autism.
A study published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine showed circumcision on boys under the age of five could double the risk of them developing autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and for boys circumcised under the age of 10 the risk was raised by 46 per cent.
Doctors, human-rights advocates and members of the Jewish and Muslim communities have joined politicians for a circumcision debate in the Danish parliament.
It took place a day after the publication of a poll showing that 74 per cent of Danes support a ban on non-medical male circumcision.
Recently, circumcision has been in the headlines in Israel due to two events. First came a German court's decision that circumcision is "bodily harm", leading to claims that Germany, or Europe, are about to ban circumcision, and to accusations of antisemitism by many Israelis. Recently, a woman who refused to circumcise her son was allegedly ordered to do so by an Israeli rabbinical court.
A rabbi from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is accused of chopping off a newborn baby's penis during a routine circumcision in April 2013.
A civil lawsuit brought by the parents of the baby, who are only identified by their initials, alleges the rabbi acted "with a total disregard" for the child.
Don't fret — your brit milah has had no impact on sensitivity or satisfaction during sex.
That is the conclusion of a landmark study by Australian scientists who conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature, analysing almost 40 studies on the controversial subject.
In a move triggering one of the gravest threats to European Jewry since the infamous Nuremberg laws, the Council of Europe's parliament voted last month for countries, including the UK, to "take legislative and policy measures that help reinforce child protection" in cases where young boys are circumcised for religious reasons.
The Council of Europe has assured Israeli president Shimon Peres of its commitment to religious tolerance, following a resolution condemning male ritual circumcision.
Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjorn Jagland replied to a letter sent by Mr Peres, which told the council that banning circumcision would impede religious freedom.
Calls to ban circumcision resurfaced in Sweden last week.
The right-wing Sweden Democrats tabled a bill to criminalise non-medical circumcision, and the children's ombudsman — together with representatives of several healthcare bodies — published an opinion piece in the newspaper Dagens Nyheter claiming that circumcision contravenes human rights.
A motion to ban the circumcision of males younger than 18, unless for medical purposes, has been presented to the Swedish parliament.
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(originally appeared on Successful Blog on 21 November 2009)
Let me tell you a story…
In May 2007, there was a gathering at a Chicago hotel.
75 people hung out together for a weekend, and talked about their craft, their passions, and their lives.
It turned out to be magical. Trust was high. Candor was abundant. Egos were checked at the door. There was a depth to the dialogue that prompted many to declare how "life changing" it was.
There were no barriers to learning. And it was good.
One year later, it happened again. The magic returned, this time for over 100 people in a downtown place that welcomed them with hospitality and great food. More lives were changed for the better.
Could it happen a third time? Yes. In May of 2009, 125 people felt it too.
The magic.
Where did this come from? Who was capable of conjuring up the ingredients of this potent mixture of trust, humility, and candor?
It had to be someone who lives and breathes these qualities. Who deeply believes in the basic generosity of the human spirit.
That's where the magic comes from – that belief.
When that person entered the room at those three gatherings in Chicago, something wonderful happened. This person was the catalyst of a powerful enabling force that unlocked that same generous spirit from everyone there.
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Thursday, February 8, 2007 -- 5:15-6:45 p.m.
Martin Luther King Library, Room 225
"Making Great Decisions: How Economics Helps"
David R. Henderson, Research Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and Associate Professor of Economics, Graduate School of Business and Public Policy, Naval Postgraduate School.
Decisions, decisions, decisions! From the general, "What
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Lecture 2 of 3
Tuesday, April 17, 2007 -- 5:15-6:45 p.m.
Morris Dailey Auditorium
"Immigration: A Defense of a Completely Free Labor Market"
Benjamin Powell, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, San Jose State University and Director, Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation, The Independent Institute.
Will immigration destroy America's standard of living? If more immigrants are allowed in will our economy suffer? Do immigrants steal jobs from Americans? Does immigration depress wages of the native born population? What does economics have to say about the current immigration reform debate? What are other spillover costs of immigration and how can they be dealt with. What about national security? Are there political considerations beyond economics? Professor Powell will address these timely topics among others during his lecture.
Benjamin Powell is Assistant Professor of Economics at San Jose State University and Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at The Independent Institute. Receiving his Ph.D. from George Mason University, he has been a fellow with the Mercatus Center's Global Prosperity Initiative and a visiting research fellow with the American Institute for Economic Research. Professor Powell is the author of Housing Supply and Affordability and the editor of Making Poor NationsRich: Entrepreneurship and the Processof Development. His scholarly research has been published in such journals as Public Choice, Journal of Economic Behaviorand Organization, Journal of Private Enterprise, IndianJournal of Economics and Business, Human Rights Quarterly, Journal of Labor Research, Cato Journal, BostonUniversity Public Interest Law Journal, California Labor andEmployment Law Review, Florida State University Law Review, Journal of Law, Economics and PublicPolicy, Review of Austrian Economics, and Quarterly Journal of AustrianEconomics.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2007 -- 4:45-6:45 p.m. (Note start time is
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Morris Dailey Auditorium
"Freedom, Economic Theory, and Experiment"
Vernon L. Smith, 2002 Nobel Laureate in Economics and Professor of Economics and Law, George Mason University.
Globalization is controversial. It confronts people with the social and political challenge of living simultaneously in two different worlds of exchange: personal versus impersonal exchange. Professor Smith exposes frequent misunderstandings about how the rules of each world interact and collide. Globalization is less controversial when viewed as a contemporary expression of the ancient human capacity for discovery, for economic and social development, for migration, trade, and specialization. Globalization is driven by human curiosity, diversity, innovation and freedom. Freedom is associated with economic development but that does not mean that we know how to plan either freedom or development, from the top down or from the outside in. Come and enjoy the reflections of a Nobel Laureate who in his own words muses that economic experiments "are a window on the human career with close intellectual connections to philosophy, science, anthropology, psychology, history and the classical tradition of the Scottish Enlightenment. It's all great fun."
Vernon L. Smith was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2002 "for having established laboratory experiments as a tool in empirical economic analysis, especially in the study of alternative market mechanisms." He is currently Professor of Economics and Law at George Mason University. Professor Smith is also a research scholar in the Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science in Arlington, Virginia, and President of the International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics, which he helped found in 1997. He has authored or co-authored over 250 articles and books on capital theory, finance, natural resource economics, and experimental economics. His books include Papers inExperimental Economics, Bargaining and Market Behavior, and the forthcoming Rationality in Economics: Constructivist and Ecological Forms. He has held appointments at: Purdue University, Stanford University, Brown University, University of Massachusetts, University of Southern California, Cal Tech, University of Arizona, and the University of Alaska-Anchorage.


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12,014 lbs.
5,450 kg
11' 0''
3.35 m
|Tested Weight
3' 2''
.97 m
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|Person Capacity
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160 gal.
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35 gal.
|18 deg.
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9' 10''
3.0 m
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2 x 270-hp MerCruiser QSD 4.3L
Graceful lines and good looks are not what highlight this model from Bayliner. It's options – free ones.
The choice is yours…
It's so easy to write up an options list that includes different fabrics, or choice of throw pillows, and call the boat customized. But Bayliner actually stepped up and made options for the physical layout of the boat, both on deck and in the cabin and your choices are dependent on whether you cruise as a small or large group. It starts with the cockpit choices. You can have a wide open space to keep everyone grouped and involved in the conversation, or divided into two sections. Moving down into the cabin, there is a fixed berth aft, and if you like entertaining a large group, you can have the open lounge configuration which wraps the seating around the forward cabin and down the starboard side. Do you have a family, or cruise with just another couple? Then the forward berth option is for you. And to be clear, none of these options add to the cost of the boat. You choose it, and Bayliner builds it the way you want.
This is the open lounge configuration. Note the wrap-around seating instead of a forward berth.
But what about the options they do charge for…
The difference between a "sold" boat and a "for sale" boat is still the ability to choose what equipment you want or don't want. You can't just put everything on and say "take it or leave it." That said, we took a close look at the options list and determined that we could easily live with the stock boat with nothing added on. The standard list is that extensive. The available options do, however add to the creature comforts and in a few cases, the safety of the boat, so you may want to consider some. An entry door screen (add $360) will go a long way towards keeping the mosquitoes away from a peaceful night's sleep. A fire suppression system (add $636) will more than pay for itself in peace of mind. And for keeping crowds happy, a preferred equipment package (add $3,793) will give you a cockpit refrigerator, foredeck cushions & rails, a power engine hatch lift and a transom remote for the sound system. All good add-ons, but none are a necessity.
The Helm…
As is typical with Bayliner, the helm is nicely laid out with only your choice of electronics lacking from the standard package. All instrumentation is standard and complete, with single gauges for fuel and speed, and dual for all engine info (oil pressure, temps, trims, volts and tachometers). Rocker switches are neatly arranged and grouped, and we love that just below the panel is a full row of circuit breakers. No searching for a blown fuse on this boat. The tilt wheel is connected to a no-feedback power assist rack and pinion. Trim tabs are standard. You can stay minimalist, or opt for either your own electronics installation, or the Bayliner installed Northstar electronics package which consists of the Northstar 550 Color Chartplotter/GPS and 710 VHF radio.
We always give Bayliner high marks for helm layout. Note the easy to see row of circuit breakers below the console. The joystick is connected to an optional Axius System (add $20,157).
The Bayliner 320 Cruiser has a LOA of 32'6" (9.91 m), a beam of 11'0" (3.35 m), and a draft of 3'2" (.97 m). She has a 160 gal. (605.6 L) fuel capacity and a 35 gal. (132.5 L) water capacity. Her standard engine package is a pair of 260-hp 5.0L MPI Mercs attached to Bravo III outdrives, and you can choose options up to 300-hp, add SeaCore for saltwater operation, Axius for joystick control, or combine all three (add $31,664) options for ultimate performance and maneuverability. We have not tested this model yet, so performance numbers are not available but stay tuned.
In the meantime, you owe it to yourself to give a close look to the Bayliner 320 Cruiser. She's a good looking boat with versatility to handle either intimate cruises or large groups for docktails. And with a base price of only $139k, she ranks very high on the affordability scale for boats in this class.
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|CD Stereo
|Head: Fixed
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It is time to put a stop to the mean-spirited bickering and cheap shots that are driving an ever-deepening wedge between those of differing beliefs and practices. If one listens to the rhetoric from Washington, gun-toting conservatives are at the root of every problem in America. If one listens to conservative talk radio, the left is populated with effete snobbish liberals attempting to convert America to a socialist state.
The Saugus AYSO 10U Girls All Star team traveled to Camarillo in May for the 21st Annual Strawberry Cup.
Santa Clarita Tamil Academy in affiliation with International Tamil Academy I T A was conceived with the primary objective of teaching Tamil language and culture from Southern India to the children and youth residing in awesome city of Santa Clarita and neighborhood.
The city of Santa Clarita's eight pools have officially opened and just in time as the summer temperatures have already heated up! The city has a variety of water-oriented programs and classes to keep you and your family cool this summer, including swim lessons, recreational swim, water polo and more.
T'was in July, a lovely day,
Valencia resident Ivey Herren, child of Jennifer and Keith Herren, is among more than 200 young dancers from 21 states who will spend up to five weeks in Columbus this summer for the BalletMet Dance Academy 2015 Summer Intensive. The BalletMet Academy, among the nation's largest studios associated with a professional company, conducted a nationwide audition tour earlier this year and selected talented dance students from New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago and beyond.
Golden Oak Adult School celebrated its 67th graduating class this year. A total of 17 students earned their diplomas or GEDs in the 2014-2015 academic year.
Girl Scouts don't just think big. They do big.
The devastation of dealing day-to-day with a child's cancer is a sentence we wish no one had to bear. Entire families are traumatized and a darkness appears from which it is hard to escape.
"Field of Dreams" by local artist Zony Gordon depicts the brilliant glory of trees in autumn. Gordon is a contemporary impressionist artist who uses watercolor and mixed media to represent beautiful natural scenes. She is also a board member and past president of the Santa Clarita Artists Association.
For the past six school years, students in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades at Mint Canyon Elementary School have applied to become members of the school's Nutrition Advisory Council (NAC).
The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra - or SCVYO - took to the stage Thursday night as they entertained a crowd of more than 60 people at the inaugural "Summer Program Concert" held at the Rivendale Park and Open Space in Newhall.
As we prepare to celebrate our nation's most important holiday, it is appropriate to reflect on our precious right of independence.
Local photographer Jimmy Iniguez captures the setting of a bright and beautiful sunset over SCV Hart Little League fields.
Jennifer Lauren Owen of Sand Canyon graduated in June from UCLA with a major in political science and international relations, as well as a minor in environmental systems and societies.
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For the second year in a row, Kevin Takashi Stevens of Rising Sun Karate Academy in Stevenson Ranch has made the US national team. He ...
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Forest Grove, Ore. The following have been named to the Dean's List at Pacific University (Ore.) for the Spring Semester 2015.
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The Castaic Union School District was happy to host the first meeting of our Next Generation Science Standards Steering Committee. This passionate group of teachers ...
The Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc. (SDFHC) announced the winners today of the 13h Annual Rubber Ducky Festival.
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Posts Tagged 'No Ordinary Family Ratings'
February 27th, 2011 at 8:40 am
Bubble Watch: Many Downgrades, Including 'Fringe' and 'Outsourced'
Seven shows downgraded.[Read-More]
February 26th, 2011 at 2:37 pm
'No Ordinary Family's' Order Cut by Two Episodes
ABC has cut the episode order for No Ordinary Family by two episodes down to 20, with its season (and almost certainly[Read-More]
February 24th, 2011 at 9:08 am
Tuesday Final Ratings: 'Glee' Adjusted Up, Ties 'NCIS'; 'The Good Wife' Adjusted Up; 'Raising Hope,' 'Traffic Light' Adjusted Down
Tuesday night's final ratings.[Read-More]
February 23rd, 2011 at 8:40 am
TV Ratings Tuesday: 'NCIS' Ties 'Glee'; 'The Good Wife' Sees Lows; 'V' Steady; Fox Sitcoms Rise
CBS edged out FOX as NCIS and NCIS: LA rebounded nicely. Bu THE GOOD WIFE saw lows.[Read-More]
February 20th, 2011 at 10:15 am
Bubble Watch: Should 'V' and 'Harry's Law' Move to the Bubble?; Should 'Fringe' Move Off of It?
Are 'V's' recent gains enough to move it up to the bubble?[Read-More]
February 16th, 2011 at 1:31 pm
Tuesday Final Ratings: 'NCIS,' 'Traffic Light' Adjusted Down
Tuesday night's final ratings.[Read-More]
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TV Ratings Tuesday: Fox & CBS Tie; With 'NCIS,' 'Good Wife,' 'Raising Hope,' 'Biggest Loser,' At Lows; But 'V' Gains
Fox and CBS tied in the adults 18-49 ratings as many shows hit ratings lows.[Read-More]
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Well-known education author speaks at NNU
Cynthia Ulrich Tobias, NNU alumna and internationally recognized speaker, will be presenting during this year's Homecoming & Family Weekend. Tobias is an expert on education and learning styles, and is the author of several best-selling books, including Every Child Can Succeed and Do You Know what I Like About You?
Tobias will be presenting Saturday, November 6, at 1:30 p.m. in the Jackson Lecture Hall, located in the Thomas Family Health & Science Center. Admission to this event is free. Contact Alumni Director Darl Bruner with questions at 800-654-2411 or email email@example.com.


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Movie reviews: Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Flash of Genius, Blindness, Appaloosa, How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
Beverly Hills Chihuahua
» Opens today at theaters everywhere; rated PG for some mild thematic elements; 91 minutes.
Disney ends this kiddie movie with a brief public-service announcement to remind moviegoers that adopting a pet is a serious responsibility. It's the only shred of maturity in an excruciatingly cutesy-poo movie, centered on a pampered chihuahua, Chloe (voiced by Drew Barrymore), who ends up dognapped in Mexico. Chloe's rescuer, a defrocked police dog (voiced by Andy Garcia) who's a four-footed buddy-cop movie clich, aims to get her home to Beverly Hills - while her caretaker, Rachel (Piper Perabo), rushes to Mexico City to find the pooch before Chloe's owner, Rachel's aunt (Jamie Lee Curtis), gets home. Director Raja Gosnell (who directed both live-action "Scooby-Doo" movies) overloads on the computer-animated animal action, including some idiotic comic relief from a rat-and-iguana con-artist team. The script's one original idea, a lost Aztec city populated solely by militant chihuahuas, comes too late to save this dog of a movie.
- Sean P. Means
Flash of Genius
» Opens today at theaters everywhere; rated PG-13 for brief strong language; 119 minutes.
Who knew that the story of the man who invented the intermittent windshield wiper could be so compelling? Producer John Abraham ("Air Force One," "Dawn of the Dead," "Children of Men") makes his directorial debut depicting the saga of Bob Kearns (Greg Kinnear), a professor who created the device now used in virtually every car in America. When he believes his idea has been stolen by Ford Motor Corp., he spends more than a decade of his life fighting back, with an edge-of-your-seat courtroom battle as the climax. Besides showing the surprising behind-the-scenes intrigue of corporate America and giving us flawed and complex heroes whom you still root for, the film asks difficult questions about how far someone should go to fight for what's right, and, ultimately, whether truth is more important than loyalty to the ones close to you.
- David Burger
» Opens today at area theaters; rated R for violence including sexual assaults, language and sexuality/nudity; 120 minutes.
Nobel laureate Jos Saramago's novel of self-destructing civilization becomes a movie that self-destructs as you watch it unfold its arty nihilism. When an epidemic of blindness strikes a city, the government reacts with a massive quarantine - throwing dozens of people (including Danny Glover, Gael García Bernal and Alice Braga) into a deserted sanitarium to fend for themselves. The one person inside with an advantage is a woman (Julianne Moore) who has retained her sight even as her ophthalmologist husband (Mark Ruffalo) has lost his. Screenwriter Don McKellar (who plays a car thief) maintains Saramago's literary trick of not giving characters names, but what feels like universality on the page comes off as pretention on film. Alas, that's one of many pretentions that director Fernando Meirelles ("City of God," "The Constant Gardener") employs - such as scenes that are either dimly lit or oversaturated in light - in his dank and metaphor-pushing depiction of the world crumbling into panic.
- Sean P. Means
» Opens today at area theaters; rated R for some violence and language; 114 minutes.
Though they've only acted together once, on opposite sides of the law in "A History of Violence," Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen appear in this Western as if they had been riding partners for ages. Harris' Virgil Cole and Mortensen's Everett Hitch are gunmen hired to be the law in a New Mexico Territory town, circa 1882, when an imperious rancher, Randall Bragg (Jeremy Irons, his voice an eerie copy of Daniel Day-Lewis' in "There Will Be Blood"), kills the city marshal. Cole and Hitch are all business when it comes to killing - but that changes with the arrival of Ally French (Renee Zellweger), an insecure widow who takes a shine to Cole. Harris, who directs and co-wrote this adaptation of a Robert B. Parker novel, lets things unfold in an unhurried pace, then coils up with ferocious sequences of gunplay. Harris' easy byplay with Mortensen, his economical dialogue and his stately camerawork of the New Mexico landscape combine for a smart, dynamic Western.
- Sean P. Means
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
» Opens today at area theaters; rated R for language, some graphic nudity and brief drug material; 110 minutes.
If Simon Pegg ("Shaun of the Dead") weren't British, his utterly loathsome character - Sidney Young, a new hire at an upscale entertainment-and-gossip magazine who grates on everyone around him as he ascends the social ladder - wouldn't work. If Pegg weren't puppy-dog adorable under all that attitude, you wouldn't want to spend two hours with him. Even so, it's a close call, because this adaptation of Toby Young's novel (inspired by his short stint at Vanity Fair) careens from lowbrow pratfalls to a sappy romantic plot involving Sidney and a no-nonsense co-worker (Kirsten Dunst). Director Robert B. Weide ("Curb Your Enthusiasm") mines some sly satire from the plight of a spoiled starlet ("Transformers' " Megan Fox), but squanders Jeff Bridges' brief turn as the magazine's frosty editor.
- Sean P. Means
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
A pet should always fit the lifestyle of the person choosing it
There is nothing like a pet to take the edge off a bad day. Depending on the animal,the relationship one has with them can turn things around in a moment.
But the right pet for anyone may not be obvious to someone who is looking. It is easy to get caught up in color, breed, and how cute they are.
For seniors pets can be more than just a companion, they can be a life giver. But it all depends on the individual and their likes and dislikes. Pets are around when a person needs support, they can provide protection for those living alone, they're always willing to lend an ear to problems, and many tend to offer unconditional love.
Seniors facing an empty nest or the loss of a spouse may find pets can buoy their spirits. Studies have shown that seniors can benefit both mentally and physically from having a pet around. Pets can alleviate anxiety, depression and boredom.
They also are a great responsibility. As a senior pet owner, that person holds a life in their hands. The life of that pet can be good or it can be bad, depending on the care they get and the way they are treated.
The interesting thing is that many pets remain loyal to their companion even when things are not good.
Seniors should find an animal that will fit in with their lifestyles. This is an important consideration for those seniors who travel frequently or have mobility issues. In addition, men and women living in senior communities or assisted living facilities should determine if there are any pet restrictions in place.
The first question to ask is what kind of pet. Obviously dogs and cats are the largest group of animals that people pick for pets. But there are others, and some may fit certain lifestyles better than the typical ones.
Those seniors who have decided that a dog will be the best fit can choose among several breeds that may be a good match for their needs. When selecting a dog, consider both size and temperament. Smaller dogs tend to be easier to handle and will need less maintenance. They are easily carried and won't take as long to bathe and groom. Smaller dogs also consume less food than larger breeds, reducing the expense of dog food and the hassle of wrangling large, heavy bags of chow.
Temperament is also important, as some breeds tend to be more easygoing than others. In many cases larger breeds may be preferable to a smaller breeds, which tend to be hyperactive. However, always remember there are pros and cons to each breed, and each dog will demonstrate its own personality traits.
One needs to think a lot about what a dog will need. Are they the kind of breed that needs a lot of room to roam and play or can they be confined to a small area or even mostly indoors.
It's important to understand dogs capacities for getting into things too. Dogs, particularly some breeds, are highly intelligent. They can figure out a lot of ways to either get out of somewhere or get into it if there is a reason and that reason is often something to eat.
Here are some ideas for dogs seniors can be comfortable with, but remember too that this list is not exclusive.
Pug. Equally playful and willing to be a lap dog, the pug requires little exercise and grooming. The breed is typically non aggressive and submissive. Pugs are good-natured and playful; they don't often bark and are easy to train.
Shih Tzu. The Shih Tzu lives for attention, but this breed can be dominant and difficult to train. The Shih Tzu will be alert to its surroundings and, despite its small stature, can be a good watchdog.
Pomeranian. Pomeranians look like big balls of fur and can bring a smile to an owner's face. The breed tends to be perky, can display dominance and can be difficult to train. Because Pomeranians can be dog-aggressive, they may be best as the only pet in the house.
Yorkshire terrier. The Yorkie is a diminutive breed in size only, as they tend to have exuberant personalities that dwarf their stature. The ideal lap dog, Yorkies want to lie around and lounge, though some do like to bark. If the fur is kept short in a "puppy cut," the dog can be easy to maintain.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi. This medium-sized dog hails from Wales and typically requires only moderate exercise and little grooming. They are easy to train and moderately dominant. They don't bark excessively, and they often get along with other dogs.
Schnauzer. Available in three sizes, Schnauzers are good companions and protectors. This is an intelligent and loyal breed and will need to be kept amused to stave off boredom.
Brussels Griffon: These dogs do not shed, but they will require professional grooming at least once every 3 months. If socialized early, the Griffon can be a good companion but will likely remain wary of strangers. They are good watchdogs and devoted to their owners.
Labrador Retrievers: Often considered the most popular dog to own in the county they can be good dogs for seniors, but they do get large. That can be a problem for people who are frail. They also can be aggressive although they are seldom mean dogs. They are extremely loyal, but often so friendly that they will go with anyone. A large yard is needed for this breed.
While there are always exceptions, some kinds of dogs are not compatable with senior lifestyles. Depending on the health of the person and ability to get around, dogs like Siberian Huskies, Border Collies and other hyperactive larger species are difficult to keep happy if people can't get out with them regularly.
And while small dogs almost always fit into senior lifestyles, dogs such as Great Pyrenees, Great Danes and Saint Bernards, while good dogs can be too large to handle. They can be a handful even for younger people!
Cats make great companions for seniors for many reasons.
As with all kinds of pets they can give seniors meaning in life, something to care for. They can bring great joy and usually at minimum effort in terms of care. The care cats do require can provide much-needed exercise for older owners. Even seniors who have arthritis or other physical limitations can easily care for cats. Cat are requires scooping their boxes, feeding them and giving them fresh water. They get people up and moving which is a good thing. Cat care also establishes a routine which is a good thing for many older people.
Unlike many dog breeds, cats are usually happy staying indoors all the time. This can be a real benefit especially to people who live in apartments.
Most adult cats require only 20 to 30 minutes of playtime per day. They can be toyed with by using something as simple as a string or a flashlight with a narrow beam. Cats like to spend a lot of time in peoples laps so they are usually close by.
When getting a cat there are some things to think about. How long a cat will live is one aspect that needs to be considered. Depending on the age of the person getting the animal there may come a time when they can no longer care for it. That means there needs to be someone that would be willing to take it on. Seniors can become very unhappy if they have to give up their animals to strangers. Also consider what could happen if the animal dies. Many seniors become very close to their animals and a death can have a serious affect on them.
Next think about the age of the cat being sought. Young cats (and dogs as well) take some time to train, particularly house train. This can cause a lot of stress on the person taking care of it. If they are not up to it find a young adult cat or one in midlife that has been trained already. Often people have to give up animlals for a variety of reasons. Pick carefully though; no one needs a troublemaker in their house.
This leads to thinking about the temperment of a cat. If it is being adopted from an animal shelter talk to the people that have been taking care of the cat. If a private owner is giving it up, help them to understand the kind of home the cat might be going to and ask them to be honest about its habits and moods.
Once the cat has been selected and brought home make sure all the necessary supplies to take care of it are on hand. And for those helping out seniors be sure to check back frequently in the beginning to see there are no problems coming up.
Seniors who decide to adopt birds need to consider a number of things.
First of all a bird is not a cat or a dog. They often do interface with people well, but they give love and companionship of a different kind than the furry creatures do.
Again care and upkeep are important. Cleaning a bird cage is not the most pleasant of tasks, but probably no worse than cleaning cat boxes.
Remember that all birds need fresh water daily, food (of the type they like to eat) and their cages need to be cleaned regularly.
Also birds are not like cats and dogs. They don't adapt as well to the cold or heat as well as the light. They need darkness at night and direct sunlight usually is not good for them.
There are a number of breeds that can be adopted, but they are different from one another and may require different kinds of food and care.
Yellow Canaries. Yellow Canaries are small in size. These are good birds to watch, but not so much for handling. Big cages are important to these birds because they like to fly. They live up to about five years.
Grey Cockatiel. These birds are bigger than Yellow Canaries. These birds generally like to be picked up and doted over. Females are usually quieter and more loving. Males will talk and whistle. These birds do best in a group or a colony and females co-exist better with each other than males do.
Finch. Finches are small in size. They very are active birds that do better when being watched rather than being handled. They like to live in colonys (females with females are the best) and they need big cages because they need to fly.
Lovebird. Lovebirds are also small in size. As their name denotes they like to be picked up and stoked. The standard picture of lovebirds is that a person needs two of them for them to be happy, but that is not necessarilly true. These birds have longevity on their side often living well over 15 years.
Parakeet. Parakeets are small in size and the males can be talkers, repeating things they hear said in the home. They can live a long time (up to 20 years). Like all birds they like some toys to play with particularly bells. Mirrors are usually good for all birds.
Other pets
There are a variety of other pets that seniors can take on including rabbits, some reptiles and others. More exotic pets are usually not good for older seniors because of the special care they need. Also some animals are not very "user friendly" like standard animals are.
Whatever pets seniors have they should want and enjoy. Pets should never be forced on them nor should they be expected to take care of others pets unless they are truly up to it.
(Sources for this article include Yahoo voices and Pet Partners)


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Homelessness and Affordable Housing Sunday Resource Packet
What is the role of the church to assist in the effort to end homelessness? Our denomination has for years selected the first Sunday in August, August 5 this year, to highlight homelessness and also the need, and opportunity to create more affordable housing. The Presbyterian Network to End Homelessness (PNTEH), a national organization of Presbyterians focusing on how they can alleviate homelessness, has created a handbook to aid congregations in both celebrating Homelessness and Affordable Housing Sunday, but also to stimulate ideas leading to action to aid the homeless and encourage communities to create more housing.
- Topics: Homelessness
- Tags: homelessness, hunger, worship resource
- Ministries: Presbyterian Hunger Program
- Agency: Presbyterian Mission Agency
Thank you for this resource. I have reviewed it on line and have decided to alter my message for Sunday to better brinbg this issue to our congregation. The sermon helps and scripture references are excellent. Thank you. Tom


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