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When does a restaurant become more than just a place to just get something to eat? When does eating out become a great experience? At Johnny Carino's, we strive to be YOUR favorite authentic Italian restaurant.
Food is at the heart of our mission. From the Italian classics, to our one-of-a-kind spiced Italian favorites, all of our offerings are handcrafted from the finest, freshest ingredients available. Whether you're craving Italian comfort food like our 16-Layer Lasagna, or something with a little more spice like our famous Italian Nachos, Johnny Carino's has something for everyone.
We revere the tradition of serving only the best, and when it means coming in early to hand-roll the meatballs, build a 16-Layer Lasagna one layer at a time, or craft our tiramisu from scratch, we think of it as passion, not work. And while we are most proud of the Italian classics, it's our one-of-a-kind, signature spicy dishes that really get us excited! A little something we call Spiced Italian. Our Spicy Shrimp and Chicken, Italian Nachos, and Jalapeno Garlic Tilapia have been some of our more popular dishes since we first opened our doors.
So whether you love the classics, or the spice, it will always be fresh and handmade to order at Johnny Carino's.
History of Johnny Carino's Family Restaurant
In 1997, Fired Up Restaurant Concepts acquired the only five existing Johnny Carino's Italian Kitchen, infusing them with the energy and passion we know today. Starting with Chef Carino in the early years, and carrying forward today with Chef Chris Peitersen, Johnny Carino's has developed many signature dishes that respect the authentic Italian traditions, while creating unique, "spiced" flavor profiles that express Johnny Carino's passion and creativity, and commitment to fresh, quality food at a great value.
With over 70 locations in the US and 10 across the Middle East, Johnny Carino's has changed the dining experience for anyone who wants to enjoy a great Italian family restaurant atmosphere. As we have evolved over the past 15 years, we have never lost touch with the passion for excellent food and wonderful service we provide to our guests.


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2012 Chinese Horoscope for people born in Snake years: 1905, 1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001.
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Horoscope - The Year of Black Snake
Predict Your 2013 Chinese Astrology by Birthday
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If your birthday is before February 4, then your astrological sign is Dragon, not Snake. (Verify Your Sign)
There is taboo when a Snake meets another Snake from the yearly cycle. That means the year of Snake won't be a good year for Snake people. The sign of Chinese Horoscopes is that if a Snake is passing by a town with a local Snake tyrant in charge. If Snake people can keep quiet, then they will be safe and pass the town. If Snake people want to mess with or challenge the tyrant, then trouble will come to them during their journey.
That means Snake people will be under somebody's territory. Snake needs to pay in low-profile during 2013. Their people friendship, love relationship, money management or job competition might encounter a certain limitation during the Snake year. Also, one Injury Star arrives to Snake people in 2013. Snake people shouldn't neglect the health and safety of themselves. In short, Snake people should try not to make any mistakes. Do not expect any major prosperity in year of Snake.
Career: Snake is an animal without limb. When they are fighting, they use their mouths most. So the sign of Snake fighting is connected to argument, shouting, libel etc. Since the people relationship is poor in 2013, this will impact the career path in the working environment. The pressure from the boss or troubles from customers will often come to you. You might have to do extra work and spend extra time on your daily tasks. But if you follow the direction of the wind, you can save your position. In short, you need to be patient and not have any conflicts with people. Otherwise, it will become an obstacle in your career development, and may even bring you lawsuit. Keeping a low profile is the key to preventing humiliation.
Money: Although there is no bad money luck sign for Snake people in 2013. But you don't have good people relationship in 2013. If you have a good income opportunity, then your Snake enemy around you will come to steal that money opportunity. Or your Snake friend might induce you a high return investment, then ask your money for their gambling in business. Snake people cannot be too greedy in 2013. You just need good money plan to maintain your wealth. Otherwise, the dispute or lawsuit about the money might happen in the year of Snake. If you don't feel smoothly in the career, then you should avoid that money brings you another headache.
Love: There is no Romantic Star coming to Snake people in 2013. If you are single and look for love relationship, then April, June, August, September and October can bring you better chances. If you are in love, then you don't have to push for a deeper and closer relationship in the year of Snake. Since it's hard for Snake people to result in a good love relationship in 2013. If you try it, then it's possible that the love turns into a trouble.
Health: There is no major bad sign in the health area in 2013. But because of the pressure from career and money, Snake people may not have a long-lasting good mood in 2013. which could impact your health. Therefore, Snake people need to focus on their health. They need enough sleep and rest. They shouldn't miss regular meals. It's good idea to attend more social activities. There is an injury sign this year, so they should drive very carefully on the road and try to avoid dangerous sports.
The above prediction of 2013 Chinese Horoscope for Snake people is based on people's birthday. Using the birth year to tell people's fortune was far away before Chin Dynasty (221 B.C.), which is the first Dynasty in China. During the Tang Dynasty (618 A.D.), Chinese began to use birth year, month and day to predict the fortune. To add birth hour to study the fortune like today started in Sung Dynasty (960 A.D.). The reason to make these changes is simple. It's more accurate. Therefore, for more accurate 2013 prediction, please go to 2013 Chinese Five Element Astrology.
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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
In a chapter on the function of government in The Principles of Political Economy (1848) John Stuart Mill observed how the state (or the predatory class) forces the productive classes into a condition of uncertainty, insecurity, and dependence:
There is no need to expatiate on the influence exercised over the economical interests of society by the degree of completeness with which this duty of government [the protection of person and property] is performed. Insecurity of person and property, is as much as to say, uncertainty of the connexion between all human exertions or sacrifice, and the attainment of the ends for the sake of which they are undergone. It means, uncertainty whether they who sow shall reap, whether they who produce shall consume, and they who spare to-day shall enjoy to-morrow. It means, not only that labour and frugality are not the road to acquisition, but that violence is. When person and property are to a certain degree insecure, all the possessions of the weak are at the mercy of the strong. No one can keep what he has produced, unless he is more capable of defending it, than others who give no part of their time and exertions to useful industry are of taking it from him. The productive classes, therefore, when the insecurity surpasses a certain point, being unequal to their own protection against the predatory population, are obliged to place themselves individually in a state of dependence on some member of the predatory class, that it may be his interest to shield them from all depredation except his own. In this manner, in the Middle Ages, allodial property generally became feudal, and numbers of the poorer freemen voluntarily made themselves and their posterity serfs of some military lord.
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In an analysis of the history of the formation of the state which is quite similar to that of Franz Oppenheimer (1864-1943) [/person/3806] John Stuart Mill begins by discussing the deleterious effects on production caused by the "incomplete security of person and property". One should recall his discussion of the "vultures" and their "harpies" which drive the productive classes to seek some security from the strongest "vulture" against the myriad other "vultures" who prey on them. In exchange for continuing to pay the strongest "vulture" his protection money, the productive class is spared from having to pay off all the others. Thus begins the state in the medieval period according to Mill. In another interesting passage Mill discusses the impact that established governments have on national prosperity: "oppression by the government, whose power is generally irresistible by any efforts that can be made by individuals, has so much more baneful an effect on the springs of national prosperity, than almost any degree of lawlessness and turbulence under free institutions."


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Canada is likely to extend its review of the $15.1-billion bid by China's CNOOC Ltd for oil producer Nexen Inc beyond next week's deadline to allow more time for the government to formulate a broad framework on foreign investment, two sources close to the matter said on Wednesday.
The sources said there was too little time before the Nov. 10 deadline for the federal government to conclude deliberations on the Nexen deal as well as prepare a framework to clarify its overall policy on foreign deals.
Ottawa has promised to announce such a framework at the time it makes its ruling on the Nexen proposal. As a consequence, the sources said, the government would likely seek to extend the review period for a second time.
Under Canadian law, all major foreign takeover proposals are subject approval of the federal government, which must certify that the deals benefit the country.
The sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue, stressed that the delay was not a signal that the bid was necessarily in trouble.
That said, any delay would increase the carrying cost of those who are holding Nexen shares in the hope of approval.
The timing is complicated by Prime Minister Stephen Harper's plans to travel to Asia from Nov. 3. Mr. Harper, who has been closely involved in the discussions on the framework, is not scheduled to be back in Ottawa until Nov. 11, after the current Nexen deadline.
The government has extended the standard 45-day review period by 30 days. That extension expires on Nov. 10, but because that date falls on a Saturday, when government offices are closed, the effective deadline is Nov. 9.
With the permission of state-owned CNOOC, the government could extend its review for another 30 days, or a shorter period. CNOOC is widely expected to agree to any such request.
Mr. Harper told reporters last week that the government would announce its broad framework "fairly shortly" and "in due course. He said the government would give greater clarity on the policy framework "when we take a couple of decisions that are before us at the present time".
In addition to the CNOOC bid, Mr. Harper was referring to a pending $5.17-billion offer by Malaysia's Petronas to buy Canada's Progress Energy Resources Corp.
In the case of Petronas, Industry Minister Christian Paradis initially issued a two-week extension. Later, on Oct. 19, he declared the transaction would not benefit Canada, but rather than ruling it out, he offered Petronas 30 days to make new representations to the government.
The Petronas decision was widely seen as a question of timing rather than a sign of hostility to foreign investment. Nor was it seen as precursor to the upcoming CNOOC decision.


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Dongles are a serious business. They are transforming the point-of-sale industry as higher rates of mobile penetration, the growth of e-commerce, and advancements in digital payments lead to a much-needed overhaul.
Today, Javelin Strategy and Research released a report that found mobile point-of-sale (POS) technology poses a significant and growing threat to terminal-based solutions.
Despite the popularity of online shopping, in-store retail still "towers above" the online market with 92.6 percent of total retail dollar volume in the U.S.. However, mobile devices have fundamentally changed the way brick-and-mortar businesses accept payments. Javelin's report involved interviews with executives at 14 mobile POS providers, as well as data from a random survey of 6,651 consumers, and identified some key trends and themes in the market.
Javelin estimates that mobile POS could expand payment card acceptance by up to 19 million businesses, which could account for up to $1.1 trillion in annual new-card payments. Most of the mobile POS companies offer bundled solutions (hardware + software + services) and charge a fixed percentage fee per transaction, with no hidden costs. Since margins in this area are "razor-thin," simple sign-up and setup, fast access to money, and strong customer support are necessary for survival. Strategic distribution partnerships, such as Square's arrangements with Starbucks and Walmart, also help with adoption.
Security is another important concern because without it, neither businesses nor consumers will be willing participants. Javelin found that only 28 percent of consumers consider processing card payments on a mobile device to be secure, and financial institutions require high security standards.
Along with security, convenience is another strong driver of consumer use. A recent report by ComScore found that most consumers are not aware of or actively using digital wallets, but 36 percent of the vendors surveyed still offer one. This is driven by the desire to offer "360 degrees" of services and lock down both the business and the consumer side of the marketplace.
Square was identified as the catalyst in the industry, but there is a significant amount of competition at home and abroad. Clones like iZettle and Payleven have adapted mobile POS to European markets, and PayPal even rolled out a triangle dongle to poke at Square.
As this sector takes off, mobile POS companies are evolving as well by targeting "bigger fish." Mobile POS systems were first adopted by micro-businesses but have increasingly attracted customers from all parts of the spectrum, ranging from individual craftsmen to massive national chains like Starbucks. By catering to larger businesses, mobile POS startups are able to process a higher volume of transactions. This also requires a greater level of integration, more advanced capabilities, and features like loyalty programs, offers, and online ordering.
Mobile POS solutions provide more cost-effective, convenient and easy-to-implement alternatives to legacy payment systems. They are connected to the Internet, portable, and offer management tools and data analytics. Furthermore, the cloud architecture opens up constant opportunities for iteration.
Shopping is not an either-online-or-offline experience anymore. People commonly browse the Internet before going into a physical shop or search for competitive prices on their phones while standing in the checkout line. Mobile POS is not only changing the POS industry, it is also changing the retail industry as a whole. The possibilities for integrating the online and offline experiences are endless. Javelin said this technology "will change the way Americans think about the shopping experience."
Dongles, it seems, will soon take over the world.
Read more about disruption in the point-of-sale industry on VentureBeat.
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Ross ahead of schedule in return from hip surgery
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- A sheepish grin crossed Cody Ross' face when he was asked if Monday was his first time running on the field since last summer's hip surgery.
"Today was the first official day for me to run on the ground," he said.
Ross then admitted that when he's been in the outfield during batting practice he has done some running to track down fly balls.
Ross appears to be ahead of schedule in his rehab from the broken and dislocated right hip he suffered last August, and there is optimism that he will be ready for March 31, when the D-backs open at home against the Giants.
Prior to Monday, the only official running Ross had done was on a treadmill that lifts a certain percentage of a person's body weight and in the pool treadmill the D-backs have in their training room.
Ross was told he could participate in the team's paintball game Monday afternoon, but that he had to limit his movement.
"Last year, I was one of the front-line guys that charged forward," he said. "This year, I will hold back and protect the flag and hopefully be the last man standing."


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READ about Piers Morgan's long career in journalism here.
With the season premier of HBO's hit program just days away, on Tuesday "Piers Morgan Live" welcomed Jeff Daniels to the program for his candid commentary and expert insight.
Tasked with portraying newsman Will McAvoy in the show's lead role, Daniels explained the ways in which audiences can expect to see differences between the first season of "The Newsroom," and the show's upcoming sophomore campaign:
"You got a guy like Sorkin, who, if you go into his office you need to wear sunglasses because of all the awards," said Daniels, referring to Aaron Sorkin, the shows creator.
"He's where he is for a reason. But, it's still a first season, it's still a first draft. He's getting used to the actors, getting used to what this is. This is 'Newsroom,' what is it, maybe I'm going this way, maybe I'm going that way," explained Tuesday's guest, in discussing last spring's launch of the program. "Now we're into the second season, and he did a smart thing: he went straight for a story that...is triggered by the six or eight of us, the characters in the show that chase this one story about Genoa, and about a drone strike and we chase it and chase it and we make some horrible, horrible journalistic mistakes."
In his role as a television anchor, Daniels is no stranger to taking a position "In The Chair," where on Tuesday he sat opposite Piers Morgan in the show's signature interview segment. Deftly handling questions that ranged from the George Zimmerman trial and gun control to politics and Hollywood, the three-time Golden Globe Award nominee revealed his reaction to Sorkin insisting on redoing a large chunk of the season's first episodes:
"Six weeks of work and then we came back in January and basically started over, but he had it," admitted Daniels, after explaining how Sorkin had scrapped upwards of eighty percent of what had already been shot, citing a "writing problem." "It was a structure thing...for me it was like, oh, alright, well, what can I do to help you Aaron, what can I do to support you, and we get another shot at it."
Watch the clip for more of Morgan's "In The Chair" interview with a decorated film star who's worked with everyone from Jim Carrey and George Clooney to Clint Eastwood and Sandra Bullock, and for the next edition of "Piers Morgan Live," watch CNN every night at 9.
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Every horse owner wants to avoid the dreaded "C" word, and although it sometimes is unavoidable, there are some steps owners can take to prevent colic. Housing horses in pastures rather than stalls, for example, could reduce the likelihood of a horse developing colic. According to the results of a recent study performed by a group of British researchers, there is a decrease in stall-kept horses' intestinal motility (or movement of digesta) as compared to pasture-kept horses, which could help explain the higher risk of colic seen with stabled animals.
The research team, led by Sarah Freeman, BVetMed, PhD, CertVA, Cert VR, CertES, Dipl. ECVS, MRCVS, associate professor of Veterinary Surgery at the University of Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, in Leicestershire, used ultrasonography to assess the frequency of large intestinal contractions (and thus, the amount of intestinal motility) in two groups of eight horses (no recent history of gastrointestinal disease) used for equitation training at the Defence Animal Centre in Melton Mowbray, UK.
The first group was stabled throughout the study period, which was comprised of two monitoring phases. They were fed hay and concentrate twice daily and had constant access to fresh water. Horses in this group were exercised lightly for 60-90 minutes daily. These horses remained in the same routine throughout both monitoring phases.
The second group was kept on pasture 24 hours a day with constant access to fresh water for the first part of the monitoring phase. They received no formal exercise or supplemental concentrates while at pasture. For the second monitoring phase, horses in this group were transferred to the stabled regime, identical to the first group. They were given a two-week acclimatization period between being turned out and stall kept.
Researchers used ultrasonography to examine two horses from each study group twice daily for two consecutive days during each monitoring period to evaluate the frequency of contractions within several parts of the large intestine.
Study results showed a measurable difference in large intestinal motility between the two groups of horses.
"The frequency of contractions of all intestinal regions collectively was significantly lower when horses were stabled compared to the pasture regime, but this effect was greatest in a region of the colon where impactions commonly occur," Freeman said in the study.
The team noted that there are several factors that differ between stable and pasture management, including feed type, feeding intervals, and activity levels.
"Any, or a combination, of these could contribute to the lower intestinal motility of stabled horses, and this will require further study," Freeman relayed. "But now that we know that stabled horses have reduced motility, we can look at measures to try and improve this and reduce their risk of colic."
The study, "Investigation of the effect of pasture and stable management on large intestinal motility in the horse, measured using transcutaneous ultrasonography," was published in August's issue of the Equine Veterinary Journal and can be viewed online.


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Wow Joan your tag is wonderful! I'm drooling over those doily dies. I'm going to have to start saving up for at least one of these! beautiful!
Hi Joan!! Hope all is well with you... Your shop looks amazing!! What a fabulous place to work!!
Joan that beautiful doily sure made a gorgeous tag. I'm sure your daughter is going to love her gift - the tea cup explosion box with something special inside and this gorgeous tag. Now I am anxious to see what you create with the other beautiful doily dies.
Beautiful doily tag. Thanks for the info on the Cuttlehug to replace shims, haven't seen them yet.
Wow, even more delicate dies. Love them.
Hi Joan, for sure I'm going to order a die or two..they are absolutely adorable. The tag is too cute!!
I love these...
What a beautiful doily and tag. I saw these dies somewhere online and didn't remember where - I'm so glad you are carrying them now. They are beautiful - love how intricate they are.
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Wow!!! These are beautiful doilies!! I can think of dozens of things to make with them. Thank you!


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PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Inbee Park birdied the third hole of a sudden-death playoff with Catriona Matthew to win the rain-delayed LPGA Championship on Sunday.
Park made a 20-foot putt on the par-4 18th to go 2-for-2 in LPGA Tour majors this season. She rebounded in the playoff after blowing a three-shot lead with a closing 3-over 75. The top-ranked South Korean star bogeyed three of her final five holes in regulation and hit only six fairways in the final round.
"It feels great. It was a tough day out there," Park said. ""The amount of fairways I was missing today, it's almost a miracle that I won today. I think I got a little lucky there, too. And I really tried to fight off and tried not to give up.
That really paid off."
The 42-year-old Matthew, from Scotland, shot a bogey-free 68 to match Park at 5-under 283 at Locust Hill.
It was a dramatic finish to a marathon of a day in which organizers were forced to squeeze in the final two rounds after torrential rain postponed the first round Thursday.
And a 36-hole day ended up going 39. The tournament wasn't decided until nearly 8 p.m., some 12 hours after Matthew teed off to open her third round.
After both made par on the first two playoff holes, Matthew struggled off the 18th tee on the third. After having difficulty advancing the ball out of the rough just below the green on her third shot, Matthew missed a 50-foot par chip.
The 24-year-old Park also won the Kraft Nabisco in California in early April and has four victories this year. With the victory, Asian players have won nine straight majors.
Also the 2008 U.S. Women's Open winner, Park became only the seventh player to win the LPGA's first two majors in a season, and the first since Annika Sorenstam won the same two events in 2005.
Park has seven career LPGA Tour victories, six in her last 22 starts.
In claiming the $337,500 first prize, Park increased her season winnings to $1.22 million, and moved into 25th on the LPGA Tour's career list at just under $6.5 million.
Suzann Pettersen and Morgan Pressel tied for third, a shot behind the leaders. Pettersen had the low round for the tournament, closing with a 65. Pressel collapsed after she opened the day with a two-stroke lead through two rounds at 6-under 138.
Park shot a 68 in the third round in the morning to take the lead. After shooting 71 in the third round, Pressel had a 75 in the final round.
Park spent the final two rounds playing in the final threesome with Pressel and Chella Choi.
Tied with Pressel at 7 under with nine holes left, Park appeared to take control in building a three-shot lead after the 12th hole.
Pressel bogeyed Nos. 10 and 12, while Park drained a 3-foot putt for a birdie on No. 11.
Park, however, couldn't close, and had to scramble to make a bogey on the 18 th.
She flew her tee shot into the left rough, and barely advanced the ball with her second shot.
Park carried the green with her third shot, which landed in the rough about 25 feet above the hole. Park putted to within 16 inches on her par attempt, before sinking it for a bogey.
It was the eighth playoff in LPGA Championship's 59-year history, and first since 2008, when Yani Tseng needed four holes to defeat Maria Hjorth.
At least the weather finally cooperated after persistent rain spent much of the past three days water-logging the 6,500-yard course. Though several fairways and greens were still soggy, the players at least had the benefit of playing under mostly sunny skies and with temperatures pushing 80.
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PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Inbee Park birdied the third hole of a sudden-death playoff with Catriona Matthew to win the rain-delayed LPGA Championship on Sunday.


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The World of Aragon Game Scale
The World of Aragon is a map that covers a vast area. From this World map, you can zoom into the Region level map, and then again into the Tactical level map. The scale of these maps is as follows:
The whole World of Aragon, then, is about 2500 miles square, which is approximately the size of North America. On the Tactical level, the longest Bow shot is 6 hexes. The movement rate for Infantry is about 2.5 days for one World hex, or the same amount of time to move completely across a Region. This will vary with terrain, as some terrain is much more difficult to move through.
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How to Care for German Shepherd Puppies - An Overview
After bringing home your puppy taking care of your puppy is going to be your prime responsibility, that starts on the day you bring home your German Shepherd puppy. Here are what you should consider in the process of bringing up your GSD puppy.
Firstly, you should provide an suitable environment remembering the factors like comfort, safety and amusement. Your puppy need a comfortable bed to sleep on, but more important is that you give him with time, to let him understand his pack members - you and your family. Its your responsibility to make him feel at home and in a safe hand. He should be able to trust you. Trust can be broken in a second. It takes a lot to build trustworthiness. Building a strong bondage with your puppy is a must.
Related Read from Welcome Dog Lovers: How to intensify bond with your dog?
By nature they are very inquisitive and may get into things that are lying around him so, remove the harmful things away and include lots of toys & things that can amused your puppy as they need attention.
Food play a most important role in first few months just because it is the time for the development of bones and muscles. Quality speaks over quantity! Weaning him to correct type, quality and quantity of regular food is very important before you bring your German Shepherd puppy home. So, make sure you check with the breeder if he is giving him correct food.
Between 2 to 3 months feed them about 4 times a day - morning, lunch, dinner and about 9 pm in the evening before they settle down for the night. The same for water in small quantities to control when they have to go.
At 3 months, your GSD puppy should have a changed diet. Remember, sudden & drastic change in his diet can create a big problem. It will be wise to make a very gradual change in his diet style. Gradually reduce food supply to 3 times a day, taking away the night feeding, but still giving the same quantity of food as recommended by supplier.
At 3, 1/2 months starts adult food so that when they are 5 months old they should be fully on adult dog food at the recommended feeding frequency of three times a day, and at the same time gradually increase amount of water left out for them.
At 5 to 8 months you need to start taking away the lunch feeding so that by 8 months of age they will be on 2 feedings a day, morning and night.
Taking care on puppies health your puppy will have had its first vaccination when you receive him or her and will need its booster & rabies. Always check their eyes, ears for hair and wax build up, play with their feet and in between toes on a daily basis so that when they grew up they are familiar with it.
Grooming and bathing is needed while you are taking care of your puppy. Your puppy should be completely bathed once a month with a baby shampoo until about 6 months of age. After 6 months your puppy needs only to be bathed completely every couple of months. To groomed up your puppy dog it should be placed on elevated surface. Take your pin brush and start at the middle of its back brushing the hair backwards or against the way it's growing.
To keep your German Shepherd puppy healthy, happy and well trained you need to begin exercise that can help him or her to familiar with it. Over-exercise is as harmful as over feeding!
Socialization makes your GSD puppy more groomed and they need to have at the beginning, an area in your home that they will regard as their own territory with a blanket or towel they can call their own along with some toys if you want to. At this stage thy should be taken after they have had a drink and about half an hour of eating.


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The Copacabana Hotel & Suites. Congratulations, you have just come to the only adult Hotel & Resort in Jaco that offers exactly what you are looking for.
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The hotel has a good location in the town,nice staff and very friendly. We decided for the All inclusive plan: we were pleasantly surprised. For breakfast, lunch or dinner, there was almost always at least two selection that was far above what you'd expect in you standard package holiday meal. Some nights there was live entertainment which we really enjoyed. Fruit juices (diferents fruits really fresh) Fresh tropical fruits for breakfast were a hit. The room was nice, good view, 2 swimming pool and the beach on the front.
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"We went fishing and caught about 8 marlin and 1 sword fish"
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Rooms - 36
Restaurants - 2
Bars - 2, Beach and Pools - 1
Activities and Entertainment - yes
Tours - A lot of them
Conclusion - Jaco, costa rica is a great vacation place for people that like night live and sport fishing. I was there in july and the weather was great . We went fishing and caught about 8 marlin and 1 sword fish and some "mahi mahi". The hotel was right on the beach with a excellent view, the staff where really friendly and professional. We did some other activities from the hotel, ATV, Jet ski and much more...


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ISSUE: FDA is investigating the risk of stroke, heart attack, and death in men taking FDA-approved testosterone products. We have been monitoring this risk and decided to reassess this safety issue based on the recent publication of two separate studies that each suggested an increased risk of cardiovascular events among groups of men prescribed testosterone therapy. FDA is providing this alert while it continues to evaluate the information from these studies and other available data. FDA will communicate final conclusions and recommendations when the evaluation is complete.
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RECOMMENDATION: At this time, FDA has not concluded that FDA-approved testosterone treatment increases the risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. Patients should not stop taking prescribed testosterone products without first discussing any questions or concerns with their health care professionals. Health care professionals should consider whether the benefits of FDA-approved testosterone treatment is likely to exceed the potential risks of treatment. The prescribing information in the drug labels of FDA-approved testosterone products should be followed.
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Harold "Hal" Arthur Trosky Jr., 76, of Swisher, died Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, after a short illness. Services were held Nov. 27 at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Cedar Rapids, by the Rev. Christopher Podhajsky. Burial was in St. Michael's Cemetery, Norway.
David M. Burnhardt, 58, of Solon, died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, from a brief illness. Funeral services were held on Dec. 4 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Solon. Burial followed in Oakland Cemetery, Solon.
David was born July 7, 1954, in Iowa City, the son of Robert and Patricia (Ehl) Burnhardt. He graduated from Solon High School in 1972, and from Kirkwood College with a degree in computer programming. David was most recently employed by Worley Warehousing/Kenwood Records Management. David enjoyed snowmobiling, fishing, golfing and his yearly trip to Las Vegas.
NORTH LIBERTY– When North Liberty residents resolve to get in shape this coming New Years Day, the North Liberty Recreation Center will be ready for them.
NORTH LIBERTY– Painters from Lowe's will deck the library halls over winter break at Penn Elementary as part of a $25,531 grant the school received from Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation.
The project is already underway and scheduled to be completed by February 2013. The makeover includes new moveable shelving, a new circulation desk and other furniture. The Penn Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is supporting the project by contributing $5,000 for new tables and chairs in the library's classroom area.
TIFFIN– In order to address projects in the older part of town, the Tiffin City Council will expand its Urban Renewal Area, and subsequently increase its ability to collect Tax Increment Financing (TIF) revenues in the future.
At a Nov. 28 meeting, Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Superintendent Dr. Denise Schares appeared during the public comment portion of the council meeting to talk about the city's intent to expand Tiffin's Urban Renewal Plan and create an additional TIF designation within the city.
TIFFIN– Following a solid 52-34 win over West Delaware Tuesday night at home, Clear Creek Amana (CCA) coach Matt Haas was more introspective than celebratory.
"We've done some good things these first two games, obviously there's some things we need to capitalize on and work on," Haas said. The win moved the Clippers to a 2-0 start to the season, an improvement over the squad's 1-1 record at this time last season.
SOLON– The No. 3 Benton Community Bobcats visited Solon for the Lady Spartans home opener Friday night. The Bobcats scored the first points and continued to lead the entire game, beating Solon 59-43.
Solon trailed by just seven at the half, but Benton kept the pressure on and by the start of the fourth quarter, the Bobcats led by 12.
The visitors nailed six 3-pointers for the night and played a disruptive defense.
Solon moved to 1-2 on the season with the loss. Benton Community went to 3-0.
SOLON– You can't ask for a much better start if you're Solon head boys' basketball coach Brad Randall.
The Spartans have made short work of two WaMaC West opponents.
Short as in the Solon team has run up double-digit leads in the first quarter against both Waterloo Columbus and Benton Community, and forced continuous clocks in both games.
Randall couldn't remember the last time that happened.
"The down side is we haven't played a complete game yet," he said.
Tests against Maquoketa, which defeated Solon twice last year, and an improved Anamosa squad will be coming this week.
SOLON– Veterans Day, sometimes known as Remembrance Day, is a time for honoring all those who have worn the uniform of the United States Military.
Following the presentation of the colors by the Solon American Legion Post 460, and the playing of the national anthem by the eighth grade band, five ex-service members spoke at the annual Veterans Day Program held at the middle school.
MOUNT VERNON– A slow start Tuesday night turned into a big win for the Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Clippers girls basketball team. The Clippers pulled-off a 47-45 win in overtime in the Lady Mustangs' stable.
A dismal first period found the Clippers struggling, shooting only 1-11 from the floor, and trailing 8-2. CCA narrowed the gap to 3 points, but watched as the Mustangs galloped away on a 12-3 run late in the quarter. Mount Vernon had the 21-9 advantage at the halftime break.


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