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The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention revealed recently that 44% of our dogs and 57% of our cats are overweight or obese.
Achieving A Fit Pet
There are lots of things to think about when trying to keep our pets fit.While living busy lives, we must remember, foods and feeding patterns that are easiest on us are not always best for our pets.
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Dear Friends,
Well, a lot of people are talking and complaining about the invitation to President Obama to attend the October 18 Al Smith Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria here in New York City. And a lot of people have asked for my opinion about it.
I have issued a quote saying that I don't think it's appropriate at this time. I say that without judging anyone's motives or pro-life credentials in the Church. In fact, I don't think this was the decision of any one person. We're dealing with an incredibly complex, overgrown, and often opaque Church bureaucracy here in the United States, and that fact makes these unfortunate incidents all the more difficult to decipher, especially when they deal with the civil authorities.
One of the most helpful books, by the way, that points out a key problem we have in the Church today and offers some good suggestions toward a solution is the book by Russell Shaw entitled "Nothing to Hide: Secrecy, Communication, and Communion in the Catholic Church." Mr. Shaw has served in the past as communications director for the United States Bishops. He knows of what he speaks, and he speaks clearly and honestly.
He emphasizes that while we are all called to respect authority, we are also equal in dignity and called to a "communion" within the Church that is based on that equality, rooted in our human dignity. That dignity and equality call for honest communication. Sure, there are reasons for secrecy at times. But that should not be the default mode of our interaction with one another. The default mode should be openness and a form of accountability by decision-makers by which they communicate the reasons and processes by which they arrived at a particular decision.
And why not?
Especially in this case, when the whole Church in the United States has been given a clear call to rise up and defend our religious freedom against the unjust and unconstitutional actions of the current administration, and when people have responded, sometimes at the cost of great sacrifice to do so.
They deserve to have their confusion cleared up.
Now I am not one of the decision makers in this case, nor is it my purpose to criticize those who are.
But I'm certainly among the critics of the policies of the Obama Administration regarding life and freedom.
I believe in dialogue, as my friendship with abortion-rights pioneers like Bill Baird clearly demonstrates. But dialogue, respect, and reaching out to those who set themselves up against us has to be done in such a way that avoids scandal or demoralizing those on your own side of the battle.
The problem we have, of course, when it comes to civil authorities is that the Church, while often opposing them, also finds herself collaborating with them and dependent on them for the success of various works of justice and charity, through which the institutions of the Church and the institutions of government are working hand in hand.
The challenge becomes to figure out a way to be a prophet and a collaborator at the same time.
Bottom line is that it's usually difficult and sometimes impossible. We need the wisdom to know the difference. And when being prophetic means sacrificing what we might gain from collaboration, we need the courage to do so.
–Fr. Frank Pavone

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"We knew we would get maybe 10 bushels of corn per acre, but we went ahead and got what we could, thinking we could settle up with the crop insurance folks later. Otherwise, in our area, the drought is so widespread, it would be well into next year before we get paid — there will just be too many claims to handle."
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Heat took toll
Farmers with irrigation typically produced a fair corn crop, but nothing close to the 200 bushel per acre range that was common the past two years. The record heat that came with the April to August drought took a toll on any crop, or any person, that stayed in it too long.
Along with the drought has come record-breaking heat. In Suffolk, Va., a day in late July topped out at 106 degrees F. — that's five degrees higher than the then record high temperature. The Raleigh, N.C., area had 8 consecutive days of 100 degree heat and nighttime temperatures that averaged more than 82 degrees.
This level of heat and drought forced the North Carolina Drought Management Advisory Council to issue a drought advisory warning that existed well into August.
The ridge area of South Carolina, heart of the state's peach industry, hasn't fared much better. Perhaps York County, S.C., peach grower Arthur Black explains the economic impact of the drought best. He says, "Let me put this into perspective, a gallon of gas costs $2.50, and bottled water costs 69 cents a pint — water costs me more than gas." The South Carolina peach grower says he has moved to several alternative sites from which to pump water — all of which cost money.
The upper Southeast drought warning extended into mid-August. As of Aug. 15, 35 percent of Virginia was classified as in moderate to severe drought; 21 percent in North Carolina and 11 percent in South Carolina.
Virginia farmer Wayne Kirby says the heat as much as the drought has affected his corn and soybean crops. "Our double-crop soybeans in particular came up and are just sitting there. Unless we get some rain in August, we won't have much of a crop," he says.
In the Middle Peninsula of Virginia, Roxbury, Va., grower Jon (Chub) Black says his cotton crop hasn't fared too well in the heat and drought, though cotton typically weathers both conditions better than grain crops.
Black is one of a handful of cotton growers who produce the crop in a strict no-till system. While his long-term no-till land historically holds water better than tilled land, the heat and the lack of water have taken a toll. In early August Black walked through his cotton, which is about knee-high. "We're saving lots of money on growth regulators this year, he quiped. Typically, he says, by August he has applied two or three applications of a growth regulator to slow down the cotton plants. Despite the growth regulating chemicals, by early August his cotton is typically waist-high or taller.


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I made my decision to come to the University of Arizona based on how welcoming the team was and also how welcoming and accepting the coaches were. I also enjoy the environment and the facilities. My goals for the upcoming season are to help the team achieve the best result possible and to really enjoy my experience here at Arizona. As far as what I look forward to most for this season is getting to know everyone on the team and to contribute in every possible way.
- Favorite Book: Where the Wild Things Are
- Favorite Movie: The Patriot
- What's on your iPod: Rap, KISS, Jimmy Buffet
- Favorite Sports Star: Ben Wallace
- Role Model: My Father, Chris Burckle
What stood out to you about the University of Arizona?
- The reputation of the coaches, the closeness of the team, the beautiful campus, and the relaxing atmosphere
Personal Best Times
100 Breast- 52.4 relay
200 Breast- 153.87
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Colback: Home backing key
by Stuart Vose
Midfielder looks ahead to Baggies clash.
Jack Colback has praised the red and white army's "unbelievable" support and is hoping for more of the same this week.
Sunderland take on West Bromwich Albion on Wednesday evening knowing three points would ensure Barclays Premier League safety.
In the last home game it was a fantastic atmosphere and I think it really played a part and inspired the lads
- Jack Colback
Colback has played a key role in Sunderland's recent revival, which continued with a 1-0 win at Manchester United last weekend.
Now the Black Cats will end the season with a pair of home games, with Albion's visit followed by a clash with Swansea on Sunday.
A sell-out home crowd roared Colback's side on to victory against Cardiff recently and more than 40,000 tickets have already been sold for Wednesday night's game.
And the midfielder says more magnificent backing would be a massive boost for the players.
"On the pitch during the game you can sense the atmosphere but it's the moments where there's a break in play or you get a free kick or a corner and you can feel the fans really getting behind you it's an unbelievable feeling," he explained.
"In the last home game it was a fantastic atmosphere and I think it really played a part and inspired the lads to get the result. All credit to the fans for coming out and backing us like that.
"We were written off a few weeks ago and I think that helped us because we went out and played without fear and we need to keep that mentality."


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July 01, 2016 - 07:00 GMT
Desh recaptured the Hamdan airport on the Syria-Iraq border from the New Syrian Army and US forces.
June 30, 2016 - 20:43 GMT
Is a US-Russia alliance finally on the horizons?
June 30, 2016 - 13:59 GMT
The Lebanese army arrested five militants plotting a large attack on a tourist area.
June 30, 2016 - 13:00 GMT
Syrians will be barred from the town streets from 7:30 pm until 6 am, except in cases of medical emergencies.
June 30, 2016 - 05:30 GMT
While no group has claimed the Ataturk International Airport attack, the CIA believes the attack shows clear indications of Daesh involvement.
June 29, 2016 - 16:30 GMT
Syrian rebels and US forces seized the Hamdan airport near the Syrian-Iraqi border.
June 29, 2016 - 10:30 GMT
French authorities first began looking into corruption allegations against Rifaat al-Assad in 2014.
June 29, 2016 - 10:11 GMT
Tel Abyad lies north of Raqqa and had been a key supply line for the city, which Daesh has proclaimed its headquarters in Syria.
June 29, 2016 - 05:00 GMT
Lebanon's Prime Minister hosted an emergency security meeting to discuss the eight suicide bombings in al-Qaa yesterday.
June 28, 2016 - 17:30 GMT
According to the ISSG Ceasefire Task Force, Nusra Front militants have been receiving advanced weaponry despite the ongoing ceasefire.
June 28, 2016 - 15:30 GMT
On Monday suicide bombers blew themselves up in a Christian border village.
June 28, 2016 - 12:00 GMT
Assad was seen touring several positions at a newly recaptured airbase in the Damascus suburbs.
June 28, 2016 - 06:44 GMT
The two officials exchanged viewpoints about developments in Syria and bilateral cooperation for a political solution to the foreign-sponsored crisis in the Arab country.
June 27, 2016 - 20:19 GMT
Radi Suleiman took off the head-to-toe cover upon arriving in Lebanon from Raqqa in protest of Daesh's rule.
June 27, 2016 - 19:32 GMT
@syrianpresidency was very active on Instagram today.


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by The Klatch Team
Hey Klatchaholics, we're having a photo contest in celebration of our Klatch Coffee Con (20th anniversary party). Take amazing, creative pictures that's related to Klatch and use the hashtag #klatch20, tag both @klatchroasting and @klatchcoffee so we can see all your entries. The winner will be announced on our Klatch Coffee Con event on October 19th. You don't have to be present to win. The winner will receive a year of either Coffee or Espresso club membership ( 1 year of coffee delivered to your doorstep) along with a chemex coffee dripper! Now, isn't that something to Klatch about? There are no limits to the amount of entries, so highlight your creativity and send us your pictures before October 19th.
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It would seem impossible for someone to confuse loneliness with love when they mean the complete opposite. Wikepedia defines loneliness as "a feeling in which people experience a strong sense of emptiness and solitude . . . [s]omeone who is lonely may find it hard to form strong interpersonal relationships." Love, on the other hand, is described as "a number of emotions related to a sense of strong affection, and is a"major facilitator of interpersonal relationships."
But it happens.
Laura stayed with Donnie believing she loved him, when she was actually, afraid to be alone. "At first it was exciting and I thought I really did like him, but then I realized that I wasn't happy with him." "He made me feel bad about myself, but I stayed with him for six months because being with him also made me feel that I wasn't alone." Laura knew it was better for her in the long run that she broke it off with Donnie. However, having had no serious relationship in over a year, she craved Donnie's attention, even if was bad attention.
Amy lost a good friend. "I knew James like me more than just a friend, and I knew it wasn't the same for me, but I went out with him anyway because I was lonely." I remember he waited for me to get out of work and there was this big full moon out, I would see in his eyes how much he loved me, and in that moment, I wished I did." Amy sadly continues, "It went on for tow more months and then I took the chicken way out and told him I thought he was too good for me, I told him that he would find someone better -which was true, but I never owned up to using him."
"Loneliness acts like love where it makes you do things with and for someone else that you would have never done before because it goes against the type of person you are," says Tina. Tina as a brother and sister that she attended college with - away from their parents. "I had to keep a lot of things from Steph and Michael because I didn't want my parents to find out I was with this guy." "I never lied to them or my parents before." Tina would sleep at this guy's apartment for weeks on end and make excuses. "I told my sister I got a stomach ache and that was why she didn't see me coming out of class." "I would then lie to my parents that both Steph and Mike were mistaken or exaggerating about how much I really was disappearing off the face of the earth." "Honestly, there wasn't anything special about him, he was just there." "Everyone thought I was fine, but I was really, very lonely - I wanted a boyfriend and I took who came along."
Julie slept around, a lot. "I knew there was something off when I ran into a guy and couldn't remember whether he one of the guys I slept with." Julie convinced herself it was okay because she controlled who she slept with. She was a sexually liberated woman. It wasn't the promiscuousness that she would have a falling of of conscience with, it was when she realized she was sleeping with these men to fill a void. "I had lost my father when I was really little, and I was always looking for a man to instantly love me and be there."
Lori had the same problem as Julie when she spent the night with a man after three years of having had no dates. "I didn't sleep with him until after a month of him pursuing me and going on four dates, but my loneliness made me act out after I thought I loved him - after four dates!" He made the mistake of not calling her the morning after, but had told her he would be busy with work. "At this point, I told all my friends what a womanizer he was and then put him on blast on all the social networking sites." Lori took it further and ignored his calls the next day. "I couldn't hate him for not returning or answering my calls for the week after that . . . he must have thought I was the craziest, most psychotic woman he ever ran into."
Although loneliness made these five women act out in different ways, they all shared the same regret at hurting someone, whether it was a man or themselves. Speaking to and knowing these women, it was apparent that on some level, they each knew what they were doing. The only flaw was that they couldn't fully recognize it until it was too late. By sharing their experiences, they hope that you won't confuse loneliness for love.
So confusing loneliness for love happens. But love also happens. Stay tuned for real life stories of love to come next week in time for Valentine's Day.


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May 27, 2011
Editor's Note: The following story is the 12th installment of the Stories That Live Forever series. The series originated in 2007 to commemorate Memorial Day and honor the names listed on the Washington State University Veterans Memorial on the WSU campus. Beginning Veterans Day 2008, the scope of the series was expanded to include Washington State student-athletes who have served, or are serving, the United States in the military. To access the entire series please click HERE.
By Jason Krump
At its surface, the legacy an athlete receives in the history books of Washington State Athletics is dictated by how they are represented in the school's records book.
But dig deeper in the school's history books and names are revealed of athletes who did not have an opportunity to stake their claim to the records book, as fate had other plans.
Jack Kelleher is one of those athletes.
A three-sport star in football, basketball, and track at Ellensburg High School, Kelleher arrived at Washington State College after graduating from Ellensburg High School in 1939.
A business administration major at WSC, Kelleher briefly saw time with Jack Friel's 1941 national runner-up basketball team, playing in four games.
But it was on the track he began to make a name for himself.
As a sophomore in 1941, Kelleher earned a spot on the prestigious 4x400 relay team and competed in the 440 yard dash.
During an April meet vs. Idaho, Kelleher won the 440 with a time of 50.6 seconds and ran the third leg of the mile relay team that clocked a time of 3:26.3. Against rival Washington, he narrowly missed out on a victory in the 440.
In May, at the Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division meet, Kelleher helped the Cougars to their ninth straight Northern Division Track Championship. He ran the opening leg of the mile relay team that turned in a blistering time of 3:17.9 to defeat Washington, Oregon, and Oregon State College.
Kelleher's performance and contributions to the team did not go unnoticed. The Chinook Yearbook stated of Kelleher: This big Irishman powerhoused his way down the track many times to out-sprint opponents in the quarter-mile.
Coach Jack Weiershauser said the Ellensburg native was "one of the finest prospects on the team."
With his junior and senior years ahead of him, prospects for Kelleher looked bright.
Then World War II arrived.
In March 1942, on the brink of his junior season, Kelleher left school to join the military.
According to the Ellensburg Daily Record, Kelleher was assigned to an infantry unit and sent to Europe in May 1944. He joined the campaign in Europe shortly after D-Day, June 6. While in France, he was wounded on July 12.
Kelleher's parents received word of their son's injury by Jack himself, from a letter by him addressed from an English hospital. The letter was received by the parents before they received the official casualty telegram from the war department.
Kelleher recovered from his wound and soon returned to action.
According to a report in the Ellensburg Daily Record, Kelleher was engaged in an assault of Germany's Siegfried Line when he was wounded once again on Sept. 20.
This wound was much more serious.
The Oct. 7, 1944 Ellensburg Daily Record reported the news:
Pfc. Jack Kelleher, who was slightly wounded three months ago, has been seriously wounded in France, according to a war department telegram received today by his parents.
Ominously, the article stated: "It is understood that the war department uses the terms "slightly injured" and "seriously wounded" in casualty telegrams and the latter covers a wide range of types of wounds."
It was only two days later the Daily Record reported:
The name of Pfc. Jack Kelleher was added to the list of Ellensburg World War II dead. The War Department notified his parents this morning that their son died Sept. 23 of wounds received in France, Sept. 20.
Kelleher was only 22 when he died.
While Jack Kelleher's name does not appear in the Washington State records book, his name holds a prominent place in the Washington State history books, as it is among the 241 etched on the World War II section of the WSU Veterans Memorial.


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Let's face it, dating can become a never ending road to nowhere.
In some cases you meet people and for some reason as time goes on you determine, this is just not going to work for me.
When this happens it's not that they are bad people (well in some cases they are) it just simply means this particular person is just not the right person for you. After so many times of getting it wrong you just want to get it right. As this point you have to change the game when it comes to dating/
How do you change the dating game?
First you have to start with you. No one can make you happy. Happiness should be internal and exudes from the inside out. Don't allow someone else to determine your happiness in a relationship or otherwise.
Next, you have to enjoy spending time with self. Being okay with being alone is important. It's not easy but it is important especially in your down time. Embracing being alone will not allow you to jump onto the first train that pulls into the station. Meaning you won"t just get involved with someone just because you're alone and feeling lonely.
Next, you have to not allow people to treat you any type of way. In order to get respect you have to have self respect. Getting to know someone will take you a long way. Since most people put their best foot forward in the beginning being patient before you go all in will make a difference in the long run.R
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One last thing to remember, you can't give up. You have to have hope and be patient. Hope and patients goes a long way. Once you give up on yourself who else is going to believe that the right person will come along when the time is right/.


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Panthers sign Ellerby; Bjugstad denies contract offer; Tallon not worried about Versteeg
The four-day Panthers development camp close this morning with a couple of spirited scrimmages. Afterward GM Dale Tallon said he re-signed defenseman Keaton Ellerby to a one-year, one-way contract. Tallon said he still loves the 'feet,' of Ellerby and that it takes defenseman longer to blossom than forwards. My gut tells me that Tallon tied him up to one year to actively try to trade him due to the crowded blue line. It's no secret that forward Mike Santorelli is also on the block. It's unclear if the Panthers are trying to dump some salaries to make room for the Roberto Luongo trade as he continuously expresses his satisfaction with his trio of goalies. Tallon made it clear that Kris Versteeg filing for salary arbitration yesterday only means that the Panthers timetable to wrap him up is a tad shorter. He reiterated that he expects Versteeg to be a Panther for a long time.
Panthers prospect Nick Bjugstad firmly denied that the Panthers had made him any contract offers or that he had turned down any (that a source told me yesterday). He will talk to his family about his decision in the coming days and hopes to decide over the next two weeks. Bjugstad has looked like a man among boys at this camp. Ditto for Jonathan Huberdeau who wowed the fans and teammates with a spectacular shootout goal today in which he turned his back on the goalie before switching from backhand to forehand and backhand for a score between the five-hole.
I spoke to Quinton Howden, who couldn't participate this week because of a boil, and he of course is the other forward who will receive an opportunity to make the team in September. Tallon raved about Swedish defenseman Jonathan Nielsen, a recent draft pick, saying he didn't "make a bad pass," all week. Zach Hyman had two sweet assists today as he heads back to Michigan for his sophomore season in the hope of proving to legendary coach Red Berenson that he belongs among the top six forwards. Little Anthony Luciani had a spectacular scrimmage today with a couple of goals (one in shootout). Univ-Minn-Duluth winger Joseph Basaraba had a nice wrister while third-round pick center Steven Hodges flashed his solid game. Boston University center Wade Megan also had an outstanding morning. Goalie Sam Brittain, heading to Univ. of Denver for his junior year, was the best of the four goalies in camp.


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If not , is the same dictionary app which is installed on OSX, available for iOS? Thanks !


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College Hockey:Potsdam Gains First Win in Shellacking of Brockport
BROCKPORT, N.Y. — Potsdam bounced back from an emotional loss the night before to explode for six power play goals en route to a 9-2 route over Brockport. Potsdam went 6 for 12 on the power play as the referees called an extremely tight game with 26 minors whistled, 13 on each side.
"It's nice to get the first win of the season," Potsdam coach Glenn Thomaris said. "It's nice to get a lead and get some goals early, and they came pretty easily I thought on the power play. We moved it extremely well."
The tone of the game was set right from the start as the Bears took a 3-0 lead in the first period, all on the power play. The initial tally occurred on a quick rush. Ryan McCarthy fed a wide open Chris Brussa-Toi in front of the net. His first shot was saved by Devin Ramasawmy, but the rebound came right back to his stick. Brussa-Toi didn't waste the second opportunity.
Greg Lee scored the next goal when not only were the Bears on the power play, but a delayed call enabled them to get six skaters on the ice. Brockport couldn't keep up with Potsdam's puck movement, and Lee found himself on the goalie's right side of the net, and Lee fired it in waist high.
The third goal once again was due to Brockport not keeping up with Potsdam. McCarthy provided a quick centering pass to Pat Lemay, all alone on the side of the crease. He easily put it into the unguarded net.
"Discipline in tight," Brockport coach James Eccles said of the problem with his team in the first period. "All three goals were inside the paint."
Potsdam continued to pour it on, opening up a 5-0 lead in the second period before Brockport finally got one on the board.
Brussa-Toi scored when the Bears were up by two men after receiving a centering pass from T.J. Sakaluk. Sakaluk got a goal for himself when both teams were actually skating at full strength by knocking in his own rebound.
Brockport's goal came on a power play when Gordon Pritchard tipped a shot over the shoulder of Rob Barnhardt who was going down to defend the original low shot.
Potsdam mopped up the game in the third period scoring four more times while Brockport added a goal after that barrage.
Brussa-Toi nailed the hat trick, with his third power play goal of the night. Once again, assists were provided by McCarthy and Sakaluk. Those three were a deadly combination whenever Potsdam had the man advantage.
"They're pretty good on the power play," Thomaris said. "All their power play goals were pretty good. When Brussa-Toi is skating very well, he's a pretty dangerous guy out on the ice. If we can get him the puck when he is moving, we're in pretty good shape."
In total, Brussa-Toi had three goals and an assist, McCarthy had four assists, and Sakaluk ended up with one goal and four assists.
Corey McAllister scored when he scooped up a loose puck after a scramble in front of the net. Greg Lee made it 8-1 40 seconds later when he took advantage of Brockport's inability to clear the zone. Lee flew in and fired it up high.
John Rorison finished off the Potsdam scoring, stealing the puck from the Brockport defense, and beating Derek Spence who replaced Ramasawmy after the previous goal.
"A lot of shots for Ramasawmy to stop," Eccles said of his starting goaltender. "You just can't stop everything."
Ian MacLean scored a meaningless goal for Brockport, which, naturally, was on the power play. The Golden Eagles also found the net again, but it came just after the final buzzer.
"I got a lot of guys with a lot of talent and heart who love to play the game," Eccles said of his team's performance. "But today they just didn't have it."
The Bears outshot Brockport, 44-26, as Barnhardt got the win with 24 saves.
Potsdam is now 1-4-1 and 1-1 in conference play. The Bears return home to host Cortland and Oswego next weekend.
Brockport takes its winless record of 0-6 overall and 0-2 in the SUNYAC on the road when they travel to Fredonia and Cortland next weekend.
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REGINALD H. BARRETT, Department of Forestry and Resource Management
University of California, Berkeley, CA, 94720
History and Status
Domestic pigs (Sus scrofa) first arrived in California with the Spanish in 1769. Throughout the following century European settlers, including the Russians at Fort Ross, continued to transport domestic swine into the state. Most of these pigs were variously colored mongrels exhibiting short-legged, chuffy, lard pig traits (Barrett 1978). In 1925 Eurasian wild boar stock from North Carolina was introduced by George Gordon Moore to his San Francisquito Ranch near Carmel, Monterey County. Mayer and Brisbin (1991:12-19,58-60,208-209) have compiled an excellent review of the history of wild pigs in California through 1988. The statewide pattern has been one of expanding range, hunter interest and annual kill (Figures 1-4) since the wild pig was declared a game mammal by the California Fish and Game Commission in 1956. I will therefore concentrate on trends over the last 5 years and provide a brief review of wild pig research in the state.
Until 1992, the only systematic, statewide monitoring of wild pigs by the California Department of Fish and Game has been through the annual Game Take Hunter Survey of about 4 percent of licensed hunters. Wild pigs have been monitored in this way since 1956. While long-term trends have clearly been up, most of California has recently been beset by a 6-year drought, which has had a detectable impact on wild pigs (Figures 5, 6). The primary limitation has probably been lack of free water and green feed in the dry Mediterranean summers. Some biologists believe that pumas (Felis concolor) and black bears (Ursus americana), at least locally, have increased predation on wild pigs in recent years. Pumas are no longer game mammals and black bear harvests have been restricted. In any case, it is clear that the wild pig is nearly as important a big game species in California as deer (Figure 7). Wild pig numbers have most recently been estimated at 70-80,000 (Mansfield 1986, Robb 1989).
Increasing concern about effects of wild pigs on native flora and fauna (Willy 1987, Hoffman 1988, Ray 1988, Martin 1990, Nie 1992), particularly by the California Native Plant Society, lead to passage of legislation (Senate Bill 819) in 1991 modifying the Fish and Game's management program for wild pigs. As of 1992 resident hunters must purchase tags in books of 5 at a cost of $7.90 per book before going hunting (Anonymous 1992). There is no limit on the number of tags purchased, but tag report cards must be returned by the end of the season. Tag fees will be used to develop and implement a statewide, wild pig management plan. The new tag program has not been enthusiastically received by hunters.
Depredations by wild pigs are currently handled by providing a landowner with a permit to remove the depredating pigs within a specified period of time after inspection of the damage by a warden. Carcasses must be turned over the the warden. Alternatively, the warden may authorize a currently licensed California hunter to take and possess 2 pigs per day on designated lands. In this case the hunter retains the carcasses. It is likely that with a few years of good rainfall, wild pig numbers will once again expand, resulting in more conflict and additional legislation regarding wild pig management in California.
Biologists with the California Department of Fish and Game were the first to initiate modern scientific research on the wild pig in California. The first project concentrated on the Hunter-Ligget Military Reservation in Monterey County with a goal of determining appropriate hunting regulations to sustain public hunting (Pine and Gerdes 1973). This intensive management program in cooperation with the U.S. Army is ongoing (Mansfield 1978).
The second project was supported by the Dye Creek Preserve in eastern Tehama County. The goal was to find an economic solution to an apparent conflict between wild pigs and cattle production on private rangeland (Barrett 1970, 1971, 1978, 1982, 1984). A fee hunting enterprise was established that more than covered the cost of wild pig control (Patten 1974); the program remains in operation despite change in ownership of the property.
The third project was initiated by the California Department of Fish and Game on private land in San Luis Obispo County to determine proper hunting regulations (Edon 1974). This work highlighted the fact that it is difficult for a typical California rancher to manage pigs without cooperation among neighboring properties.
The fourth project was sponsored by the California Agricultural Experiment Station and the Department of Fish and Game to test methods for carrying out a statewide survey of wild pigs (Barrett and Pine 1980). This work never proceeded beyond a pilot project in San Benito County. Constructing a detailed map of the distribution of wild pigs throughout California is still a top research priority.
Next, a basic ecological study of wild pigs in Grant County Park, Santa Clara County was sponsored by the county and San Jose State University (Schauss 1980, 1990). The county concluded it could live with the pigs.
The Department of Fish and Game sponsored a project to determine proper hunting regulations for wild pigs on the Cottonwood Wildlife Management Area, Santa Clara County (Klein 1981). Here again it became clear that any intensive management would require cooperation among neighboring landowners. Cooperation was not forthcoming in this instance.
The Nature Conservency sponsored a study of wild pigs at their North Coast Preserve, Mendocino County in hopes of determining ways to minimize damage by pigs to native flora and fauna (Grover 1983). Food habits and movement information was obtained, but there was no resolution of the damage issue. The University of California now manages the property and a study is in progress on the response of native grasses to rooting.
Next, the Catalina Conservency and Oregon State University sponsored the first basic ecological study of wild pigs on one of the Channel Islands, Los Angeles County (Baber 1985, Baber and Coblentz 1986, 1987). Management on Santa Catalina has recently shifted from long-term control via fee hunting to an intensive removal effort.
The Nature Conservency then sponsored a wild pig study on Santa Cruz, another of the Channel Islands, Santa Barbara County (Van Vuren 1984). This work was done in conjunction with the successful effort to remove feral sheep from the island. A small study of foraging behavior was also done at this time (Krosniunas 1985).
The California Department of Fish and Game has sponsored serological and other studies of disease status among wild pigs throughout the state (Smith and Latham 1978, Clark et al. 1983, Powers 1984, Nettles et al. 1989, Drew et al. 1992). Implication of wild pigs as vectors of bovine tuberculosis in San Luis Obispo County in 1965 has been the only serious disease problem to date.
The California Department of Parks and Recreation sponsored a major project to demonstratate the feasibility of removing all wild pigs from Annadel State Park, Sonoma County. This was accomplished over a 3-year period (Barrett et al. 1988).
A similar pilot project to estimate the cost of removing all pigs form Santa Cruz Island was sponsored by The Nature Conservency. All pigs were successfully removed from a 5,000-acre pasture (Sterner 1990, Sterner and Barrett 1991). Unfortunately funds were not forthcoming to complete the removal island wide. The National Park Service has proceeded to remove all wild pigs from nearby Santa Rosa Island.
A number of additional projects have gone unpublished. However, it is clear that the majority of funding for research has gone towards resolving real or perceived conflicts between wild pigs and domestic livestock or native flora and fauna. Little effort has gone towards documenting such conflicts (de Nevers and Goatcher 1990).
Wild pigs will continue to expand their range and numbers throughout the oak woodland and chaparral regions of California unless there are concerted efforts to reverse this trend. Drought and mast failures will only temporarily reverse the long-term trend. Along with this increase in wild pigs will come an escalation of controversy between sport hunting and nature preservation interests. The Department of Fish and Game now has the legislative mandate and the financial means to produce a management plan for wild pigs in California that hopefully will accommodate the desires of both groups. Such a plan must acknowledge a policy of: 1) removing wild pigs from parks and nature preserves to the extent feasible, 2) discouraging the illegal introduction of wild pigs into new habitats, 3) promoting the use of sport hunting to control pig numbers where they cannot be eliminated, and 4) encouraging monitoring and basic ecological research on wild pigs, including their effects on native ecosystems.
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Baber, D. W., and B. E. Coblentz. 1986. Density, home range, habitat use, and reproduction in feral pigs on Santa Catalina Island. J. Mammalogy 67(3):512-525.
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Barrett, R. H. 1971. Ecology of the feral hog in Tehama County, California. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, CA. 368pp.
Barrett, R. H. 1978. The feral hog on the Dye Creek Ranch, California. Hilgardia 46(9):283-355.
Barrett, R. H. 1982. Habitat preferences of feral hogs, deer, and cattle on a Sierra foothill range. J. Range Management 35(3):342-346.
Barrett, R. H., and D. L. Pine. 1980. History and status of wild pigs, Sus scrofa, in San Benito County, California. California Fish and Game 67(1):105-117.
Barrett, R. H., B. L. Goatcher, P. J. Gogan, and E. L. Fitzhugh. 1988. Removing feral pigs from Annadel State Park. Trans. Western Section The Wildlife Society 24:47-52.
Clark, R. K., D. A. Jessup, D. W. Hird, R. Ruppanner, and M. E. Meyer. 1983. Serologic survey of California wild hogs for antibodies against selected zoonotic disease agents. J. American Veterinary Medical Association 183(11):1248-1251.
de Nevers, G., and B. Goatcher. 1990. Feral pigs kill knobcone pines. Fremontia 18(1):22-23.
Drew, M. L., D. A. Jessup, A. A. Burr, and C. E. Frant. 1992. Serological survey for brucellosis in feral swine, wild ruminants and black bear of California, 1977-1989. J. Wildlife Diseases 28(3):355-363.
Edon, C. 1974. Wild pig study in the Adelaida Area of San Luis Obispo County 1971-72. California Department of Fish and Game, Administrative Report, Sacramento. 28pp+figures.
Grover, A. M. 1983. The home range, habitat utilization, group behavior, and food habits of the feral hog (Sus scrofa) in northern California. M.A. Thesis, California State University Sacramento, CA. 75pp.
Hogg, J. E. 1920. Boar hunting on Santa Cruz. Outer's Recreation 63:194-196, 238-240.
Hoffman, E. 1988. Wild hog in the woods. Pacific Discovery 38(3):23-30.
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Mansfield, T. M. 1986. Wild pigs can be problems. Outdoor California 47(6):23- 24.
Martin, G. 1990. Hog wild, from suburban flower beds to golf courses, ravenous pigs are eating their way through California. Discover Magazine 11(6):42-46.
Mayer, J. J., and I. L. Brisbin, Jr. 1991. Wild pigs of the United States. Their history, morphology, and current status. The University of Georgia Press, Athens, GA. 313pp.
Nettles, V. F., J. L. Corn, G. A. Erickson, and D. A. Jessup. 1989. A survey of wild swine in the United States for evidence of hog cholera. J. Wildlife Diseases 25(1):61-65.
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Pine, D. S., and G. L. Gerdes. 1973. Wild pigs in Monterey County, California. California Fish and Game 59(2):126-137.
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Smith, A. W., and A. B. Latham. 1978. Prevalance of vesicular exanthema of swine antibodies among feral mammals associated with the southern California coastal zones. American J. Veterinary Research 39(2):291-296.
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Sterner, J. D., and R. H. Barrett. 1991. Removing feral pigs from Santa Cruz Island, California. Trans. Western Section of The Wildlife Society 27:47-53.
Van Vuren, D. 1984. Diurnal activity and habitat used by feral pigs on Santa Cruz Island, California. California Fish and Game 70(3):140-144.
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Pets can be beautiful, cute, fluffy, fun and a joy to co-habitate with, but even better they can be part of a healthier you.
In today's modern world, everyone is at least a little health conscious. They want trim bodies, a high degree of fitness and flexibility. They want a healthier lifestyle than in the past. All noble goals, but if you are spending hours and hours in a gym, you might want to consider living with a dog.
Most dogs are naturally active; they provide the same activity level as having a toddler and any mom would assure you there was no need for working out after 12 hours of chasing a child. Their natural instinct to play means up and down, running and boisterous movements and maneuvers to keep both of you fit. Even cats will add exercise to the playtime routine you share with them.
Add to this daily regime a walk or run as the case may be and you will supply most of your exercise program requirements. A dog has lots of energy and can help with those fitness goals. You may not want to cancel that gym membership just yet, but consider the advantages pets can bring to the fitness plan.
One of the biggest thieves of good health is stress. The amount of stress many people carry in today's competitive world just to make a living is horrendous. Add to that the impossible schedules most folks keep especially those with active families and you can see why so many people have health issues. Knowing they should practice stress relieving exercises is little help when there is not time and too much worry about just surviving. Pets can be a big help here, especially dogs.
Playing with pets, either cats or dogs, is a delightful pastime and will often bring a smile to one's face or produce a hearty laugh. It has been proven that laughter really is the best medicine and smiling improves your attitude.
Doctors have proven pets can lower blood pressure as just one of the many benefits of pet ownership. This is the reason dogs and cats have become such good therapy pets in nursing homes and senior centers. These pets also have been helpful in rehabilitating prisoners and alleviating PTSD in military personnel.
Having a companion that is loving, puts you first and above all is non- judgmental is one of the best things you can do for yourself. Owning a pet meets all these needs. They are great listeners and pay much closer attention to you than most spouses would. They are great confidants and keep all your secrets. That is why you can tell them anything, even things you would never tell a human soul. Why visit a mental doctor when stability can often be achieved by just getting things off your chest. For serious problems, you may still need some psychiatric help, but for everyday problems a pet may be the answer.
For a lonely person who has little family support and even less social life, a pet fills this void. Loneliness can lead to all kinds of illnesses so why be lonely and alone when you can come home to 'someone' every day.
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Colectika, Puerto Vallarta's only art gallery devoted to Mexico's ancestral/contemporary folk art, has just announced re-opening for its third season. Located in El Centro, the gallery strives to show both collectors and fans of Mexican folk art the next generation of works based on ancient traditions, but executed in a way that will fit into today's contemporary decor.
The gallery is owned by Kevin and Beatriz Simpson, who also own Peyote People near Puerto Vallarta's Main Plaza. For many years, they have both developed strong professional and personal bonds with many of the artists and artisans they exhibit at their shops, some of which make scheduled visits to Puerto Vallarta. This, in turn, provides Mexican folk art enthusiasts the opportunity to have personal contact with these unique creators, who frequently live in remote Mexican villages.
Colectika mentions that they have exciting exhibitions scheduled for the coming months and will announce dates for a new series of anthropological talks where the origin of art will be discussed, along with the traditions from which it has evolved. Colectika is located at Guadalupe Sánchez 852, in El Centro.


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In 1924, Carrie Buck was seventeen years old, unwed, and pregnant. The man who had raped and impregnated her was the nephew of her foster parents. Fearing the consequences of his actions, both for him and for them, Carrie's foster parents sought to have her committed to the Virginia Colony for Epileptics and Feeble-minded. They testified in court that she had hallucinations, was given to moral delinquency, and had a bad temper. Their family physician testified that Carrie was "feeble-minded within the meaning of the law" and ought to be institutionalized. The court agreed, and Carrie became inmate number 1692 at the Virginia Colony.
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Another huge rock has fallen at Multnomah Falls and this time it has damaged the beautiful Benson Bridge, which is now closed. No one was injured.
Rain has returned to the Columbia River Gorge. The downpour along with high winds has decreased the stability of the hillsides and increased the water flow in creeks and waterfalls.
You'll probably remember the huge boulder that fell into the upper pool. It remains there today. On Labor Day in September 1995 this 400-ton boulder, loosened by erosion, fell 225 feet from the face of the falls into the upper pool.
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The convention moves to a new venue this year, with plenty of comic book launches, merch, talks by pros and more.
Mumbai's annual Film and Comic Convention is back next weekend (December 21 and 22). This year, the event's moving to the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon. It's the third comic convention in the city, and by now, Con enthusiasts know the drill. If you're a Comic Con virgin and planning to make your way to the Film and Comic Convention next weekend, you should check out our Ultimate Guide to Comic Con.
Like other Comic Cons we've seen in the city, this one too features its fair share of launches, talks and exhibitors and there's something for everyone. Stalls by Abhijeet Kini, DC and Vertigo Comics, Marvel, Vimanika and The Pulp Quarterly, among others, should keep the comics fans satisfied. If you're into cool tees, you can step into stalls by Bangalore's Hysteria Merch, Contrabrand Merch, Captain Kyso tees and more.
Among the comics being launched at the Mumbai edition of the event are Abhijeet Kini's Angry Maushi: Second Bloodi, Manta Ray Comics' Mixtape #2 (originally launched at Bangalore Comic Con earlier this year) and more issues of their series Twelve. Among the more offbeat launches this year is The Pulpocracy's Pulp Quarterly, a journal dedicated to the Indian comic scene. There's also Cyrus Daruwala's I Take This Train Too, a rather sweet book that profiles various types of commuters one finds in the Mumbai's local trains. Check out some excerpts here.
There's plenty happening at the Comic Con stage other than the launches, and if you time your visit right, you could sit in on talks by Motion Makers Animation Studio, Japanese anime portal Daisuki and illustrator/filmmaker Shilpa Ranade, who will talk about converting a book into an animated movie. On December 22, Harper Collins will showcase the graphic novel adaptation of Anurag Kashyap's Gangs Of Wasseypur saga, and you can also catch a screening of Pakistan's first animated superhero series Burka Avenger, that's been making headlines recently.
There are plenty of things to keep you occupied at the Mumbai Film and Comic Convention next weekend, whether you're a hardcore comic fan or a Con virgin. Check out a full list of stalls here, and a schedule here. As always, there's also a cosplay contest, and as long as you're above ten years old and in costume, you could stand to win a ticket to the Singapore Toy and Game Convention. So drop in anytime through the day. Entry is free. Missed out on last year? Get a recap of Mumbai Film and Comic Con 2012 from Aakra-Man, here.


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Jacqueline (Jackie) Kennedy wrote letters to Joseph Leonard, a priest who she had only met twice, and now the letters have become public. The letters, written from 1950 to 1964 – from when Mrs. Kennedy was single to when she had become a former first lady after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy – show a side of Mrs. Kennedy which has not been revealed before, according to a Washington Post report on Tuesday.
In the letters, Mrs. Kennedy wrote privately to the priest about her life. The letters included her feelings about her husband's womanizing and his incredibly strong political aspirations – as well as about his assassination. In one letter, she revealed that the assassination of her husband made her feel bitter against God. In other, she wrote of her personal ambition in which she stated that maybe she was just dazzled and pictured herself in a glittering world of crowned heads and Men of Destiny – as opposed to being a sad little housewife. In that letter, she went on to admit that the dazzling life can be very glamorous from the outside – but living it and being lonely could be a Hell. A letter timed to the point where she had been married to the then-future president for a year said that she loved being married much more than she did even in the beginning.
All told, Jacqueline Kennedy wrote about 30 letters to the Irish priest. The letters equated to more than 130 pages of her writings on personal stationery as well as on her father-in-law Joseph P. Kennedy's stationery and on White House stationery. There is also one printed telegram among the revealed documents. In the writings, she wrote that it was so good in a way to write all of her thoughts down and get it off her chest because, she admitted, she never really talked with anyone.
Mrs. Kennedy, named Jacqueline Bouvier at the time, was 21-years-old when she met Father Joseph Leonard for the first time. They met when she visited Ireland. At the time, he was 71-years-old. Five years later, she saw him again when John Kennedy was a United States senator and she and her husband were in Ireland.
Quite revealing, she wrote of a stockbroker she almost married before marrying John Kennedy. In marrying Kennedy, she wrote that she had early fears that the president might be like her own father – one who loved the chase but was bored with the conquest. She feared that once she married, her husband would be like like her father and need proof that he is still attractive and would thereby flirt with other women while resenting her. Her last letter to Leonard was in 1964, the year he passed away made reference to the assassination of the president. In that letter, Mrs. Kennedy wrote that she felt more cruelly every day about what she had lost. She wrote, "I always would have rather lost my life than lost Jack."
The newly-released letters written by Jacqueline Kennedy are scheduled to be sold on June 10. They will be sold at Sheppard's Irish Auction House in Durrow, according to an NBC News report. The auctioned-sale of the manuscripts is expected to receive approximately $1.6 million.


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HTC HD Mini now available in India
HTC continues to roll-out smartphones in India this year (no surprise here, of course), and after the Brew-based Smart and the Legend with Android 2.1, it has now launched the HD Mini.
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How NOT to Ask For Help With Your Job Hunt
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You've heard it over and over—networking is key to helping you find a job. You may not know that asking everyone you see to help you land an opportunity could be one of your worst job-hunting mistakes. Why? Most people have no idea how to help you. Of course, they want to assist, but without your specific guidance, they don't always know how to proceed. Here are a few ways you should not ask for help, plus some better sugg...
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Boise State 11, Idaho 7
April 21, 2012 – Moscow, ID
Believe it or not, this was actually a righteous game until the very end. Idaho went up 3-1 in the first quarter but the Broncos fought back and took a 4-3 lead into the half. The third set was Idaho's advantage and the game was knotted at 6s going into the 4th quarter. Idaho went up 7-6 on an inside tally by midfielder Patrick Tunison. From then it was all Broncos, who went on a 5-0 run to take the match 11-7.
Idaho was lead in scoring by senior attackman John Kopke (2g, 1a). Senior Vandal netminder Blake Uphus had 11 saves (.500%).
Boise State's seniors goalie, Kevin Kaup, was a bit more clutch with a whopping 19 saves (.731%). BSU junior attackman Gunner Guth lead the way with 5 points (4g, 1a). Fellow attackmen Brian Scott (freshman) and Karson Fullmer (sophomore) as well as senior midfielder Jeremy Bradburn all chipped in 3 points.
This was the end of the line for Boise State who missed the PNCLL playoffs. BSU ends its 2012 campaign at 4-6 (1-2 in the PNCLL D1-South).
Idaho, now 3-8 (1-2 PNCLL D1-North) finishes its regular season hosting the University of Washington in Moscow this Saturday. The winner of that game will meet the Oregon Ducks in the PNCLL semi-finals on May 5.
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College of Idaho 19, Pacific Lutheran 10
April 21, 2012 – Caldwell, ID
The dueling flagships weren't the only Idaho teams in action on Saturday. The College of Idaho Yotes hosted the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes in a PNCLL-D2 cellar-dwellar match. C of I decided to come alive for the last game of their season and pummeled the hapless Lutes 19 to 10. Senior attackmen Vicente Aranguiz had the finest game of his college career, putting up 7 points (6g, 1a). Freshmen attackmen Austin Mendiola and Patrick Erstad knotched a solid 10 (4g, 6a) and 9 (5g, 4a) points, respectively. Junior goalie Ryan Gibson had 18 saves, good for .643%.
Not seeing any pictures on the College of Idaho Lax Facebook Page, so you won't see any here either.
The Coyotes end their short season at 2-5 and 0-4 in PNCLL's D2-South.
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Motorhead Unveil Lyric Video For 'Crying Shame'
When Motörhead started, MTV didn't exist yet. These days, YouTube has become the place to watch all the latest clips. With that in mind, Motorhead have unleashed a lyric video for 'Crying Shame' from last year's 'Aftershock' album.
Motorhead's MotorBoat Cruise Launches Website + Cabin Sales
More details have been unveiled for Motorhead's inaugural 'MotorBoat Cruise' that also features Megadeth, Anthrax, Zakk Wylde, Danko Jones, Fireball Ministry, Wilson, comedian Jim Breuer and much, much more.
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It's still hard to believe that perhaps metal's greatest voice, Ronnie James Dio, was silenced over three years ago. In celebration of Dio's life and unparalleled career, many of rock and metal's biggest names have joined forces to record the ultimate tribute album, 'Ronnie James Dio: This is Your Life.'
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Motorhead Cancel 2014 European Tour Due to Issues Related to Lemmy Kilmister's Diabetes
Another health-related setback has forced Motorhead to cancel a run of 2014 European tour dates. According to the band, frontman Lemmy Kilmister has been advised by doctors to stay off the road due to issues stemming from diabetes.
Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister Drastically Cuts Down on Alcohol + Cigarettes
We've got a fantastic health update from legendary Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister. Having imbibed a tremendous amount of alcohol, cigarettes and speed throughout his career, Lemmy is starting to live a much healthier life. The frontman was forced to step back from his hard-partying ways in 2013 due to serious health issues, and in a new interview, Lemmy discusses the details of his lifestyle change.
Motorhead Manager on Lemmy's Health: 'He Has Great Days and Then He F—s It Up'
Legendary Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister has been battling various health-related issues over the past year, leaving many fans worried about the beloved musician. Conflicting reports on Lemmy's health have been surfacing ever since, and in a new interview, Motorhead manager Todd Singerman has detailed how Lemmy has been "up and down."
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