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New iPad is No Kindle Killer
That great sighing sound you heard coming from the Northwest on Tuesday was the collective expression of relief coming from Amazon.com's headquarters when Apple introduced its new iPad Mini with a starting price of $329.
Any thought that Apple would go from owning the top end of the tablet market to the entire category was quickly done away with the announcement that Apple's starting price was $130 higher than Amazon's seven-inch Kindle Fire HD.
The iPad Mini's higher price doesn't mean that there is no joy in Cupertino, however.
For one thing, as an Advertising Age piece points out, the larger iPads were not nearly as on-the-go friendly as the Mini. As a result, consumers who have used the larger iPad as an at-home device may now use it in much different ways as the tablet becomes a much more mobile device.
A PCWorld article suggests the iPad Mini may also open up business opportunities for Apple. In a nutshell, the Mini delivers all of the functionality of other iPads, but at about 65 percent of the price.
- Why Advertisers and Publishers Should Care That Apple's 'iPad Mini' Is More Mobile – Advertising Age (tiered sub.)
- Apple iPad Mini: All the iPad at (nearly) half the cost – PCWorld
Did Apple make a mistake not launching the iPad Mini at a price point closer to popular seven-inch Android tablets currently on the market? If the Mini is successful, how might a more portable iPad affect mobile marketing and m-commerce?
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I love the new mini and will be purchasing one soon for exactly the reasons they want: It is more portable with all the functionality of my current iPad which I will still use at home and work. And also because I want access to the Apple universe which I am hooked to.
No, it won't kill the lower-cost small tablet competitors. But it will give Apple lovers an extension to their collection, and it will provide an entry to the Apple computing platforms for others.
It will also likely continue to grow the mobile marketing and m-commerce usage which all retailers must pay close attention to.
Apple has never looked at price as a competitive advantage, and they certainly were not looking to change their strategy at this point. Apple looks to produce great, compelling products at a very high margin, and then encourages consumers to choose based upon quality, technology advancements, and expertise.
The smart consumer ultimately gets to decide what works best for them.
Here is a quick test. Ask 10 people between the ages of 14-24 if they'd prefer to have a Kindle Fire or an iPad Mini. The resulting answers will let you know if Apple's strategy is correct.
It's a tricky question: Yes, an iPad mini priced at $299 would have been a smart short-term competitive play vs. Amazon, Samsung and others. On the other hand, the $329 price point maintains Apple's "premium quality at a price" image. Since Apple is offering the "original" iPad 2 (without retina display) for $399, the bigger question is how many units of the mid-priced model they will actually sell…and whether they will do a better job forecasting demand than they accomplished on the iPhone 5.
While I was disappointed that Apple did not more aggressively price the Mini, I expect that it will be a hit with consumers. Apple dominates the tablet market because it offers a user experience and an eco system that is second to none.
Amazon can breathe a sigh of relief, but it still has a long way to go to compete with Apple in the tablet marketplace.
Apple has been on a roll defining its market and not matching or caring what others are up to. To have tried to match price points would have given control of their product destiny to the competition. And Bezos recently commented that the Kindle was priced at/near cost — Apple would never do that unless someone like a carrier was making up the difference. I'll also take an educated guess that Apple did their homework and saw indicators that there is a market for a "premium quality" small tablet with their logo on it, at this price point.
Apple products have always been able to command a higher price than competitive items. The mini is no time to change that, particularly with the high quality that the iPad delivers.
No question the mini will have some advantages over mobile phones in particular and many people who like the larger screen and the many apps will definitely carry the mini with them.
Apple seems to be a trend setter with their technology, and people follow. As an iPad user, I can understand the concept of a more convenient sized iPad, but I am not rushing out the door to spend the money on an iPad mini since I currently have a perfectly good iPad. The price point may be a little higher than the other similar sized tablets on the market, and consumers looking for a new tablet will have some choices to make. It will be interesting to see how the sales of these seven-inch tablets play out this upcoming Christmas season.
Yes, this expensive price point was clearly a marketing error for Apple. The mini should have been priced at no more than $299. Especially during these recessionary times, this is a big price point for Apple customers to overcome at $329. Apple has to remember that the iPad mini is no iPhone. Considering that Amazon is already ramped up, Apple will clearly have issues here. We will know for sure after the Holiday season.
Apple is a company that is built around a premium pricing model (Mac, iPhone, and iPad all occupy the premium slot in their category). It's helped make them the most valuable company in the world. Once you concede such a position it can be hard to ever get it back. Initial reviews on the iPad mini indicate that it's superior in many ways to the Android competition. There's really no reason here for Apple to compete on price.
For Apple, the device is only one piece of a fully integrated content distribution channel. I have a Kindle Fire. I appreciate the Amazon store and I even use the Prime feature to get much content free, but Apple is still far ahead on apps and content. The Apple distribution channel seems to be the most ubiquitous and user friendly.
The two worlds that seem to be evolving are the easy to use, but restricted, Apple environment or the more open but unpredictable Android environment. I think content and apps will drive consumer decisions more than hardware.
The iPad Mini is really a niche product for Apple diehards. While the iPad was a category maker, the mini is a me-too product trying to compete with Kindle and Android. Think of it as any other private-label product.
I know people who have drawers full of Apple devices. Apparently the price point isn't an issue. And I suspect that people like me, who haven't purchased an iPad, would not be more likely to even if the Mini were priced at $200. Good move on Apple's part.
Better product = higher price point. I think it was a smart move for Apple to not get into commodity pricing on mini. While I won't give up my full size iPad for a mini, I think others might select the mini as their tablet of choice given portability.
I believe that Apple has made a mistake in understanding the role of the 7 inch tablet. As opposed to the larger versions, the 7 inch has potential to significantly impact retail sales by encouraging showrooming. The goal should be to maximize penetration of these min tablets, even among customers who own the larger version for home use.
Amazon, by selling their tablet at breakeven, has decided strategically that building a pipeline to customers is more important than short-term revenue. Apple is relying on their substantial brand equity to permit them to make margin on the tablet while also making money on the pipeline.
Difficult to have both, but Apple is an immensely strong brand. We will have to wait to see what happens.
I think Apple has done a nice job pricing this product to the market. It should be more expensive than a Kindle. It does more, and does it better.
And it is "less" than a traditional iPad at $500. To my senses, is this is a very smart strategy, and that time will validate Apple's choice.
And this is a developing market. We must not become stuck too soon in rigid structuring of the tablet market. There remains room for a wide range of options.
My two kids will get a Google Nexus 7 for Christmas and an account with GooglePlay each. I might get a new Apple iPad for myself. But it should have been cheaper. Apple has entree level iPods and used to have affordable Macs too. I guess they can't keep up with demand.
Apple made the right pricing decision for its business model, heavy on hardware margins. Amazon made the right pricing decision for its business model heavy on growing installed base.
Here's what's been called the Amazon Doctrine: make money when people use Amazon devices, not when they buy Amazon devices.
It's a clear difference from Apple, and one that Amazon believes is better for consumers. Note the use of the word "consumer" as in content, rather than "buyer" as in device.
I trust Apple on this one. It's hard for me to see this one making it in a crowded tech market, but betting against them doesn't seem smart.


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Dozier Buffalo River Hunter in Cocobolo or Green Micarta - Horizontal Kydex Sheath
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The Dozier Buffalo River Hunter was introduced late in 2005. It is a drop point hunter that was designed for A. G. Russell customers. At the time it was introduced, Desert Ironwood was plentiful. It is a wonderful handle material, but has become increasingly hard to find forcing Bob to look for other suitable handle material. He has found a source of Cocobolo that has as much striking contrast in grain, perhaps more, as the finest Desert Ironwood. Buffalo Hunters are now available with Cocolobo and Green Linen Micarta®. Like all of Bob's standard hollow ground hunting knives, these are hand ground in Bob's shop on grinders designed and built by him.
The blade shape is one of the best drop point designs I have ever seen. It is long enough to be a general hunting and camping knife with enough belly to make a good skinning knife but enough straight for splitting kindling and making fuzz sticks. There is no such thing as a knife that will do everything, but this one comes as close as you can get in a hunting knife. The blade measures 3-3/4" long and 15/16" wide of D-2 tool steel with Bob's personal fantastic edge holding heat-treat (60-61 Rc.), possibly the sharpest and best edge holding knife in the knife world today. Measures 8-3/16" tip to butt and weighs 4.9 oz. Includes a Kydex® sheath of Bob's own design and made in his shop. As great a value in a handmade hunting knife as you can find. We attempt to keep Dozier knives that we include in our catalog on our shelves. They are so popular that we often run out.
If a Dozier knife is not in stock when you order, delivery typically takes 3 to 4 months.
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Bob Dozier made his first knives when he was only twelve or thirteen years old. He told me the other day that after those few knives, he did not make another until he was about twenty-three and working as a rough neck in the oil fields in Louisiana. He talked about that first simple knife and then told a story about a co-worker asking to come to watch him make knives. Bob had made several knives by then and had created a small rough shop. He said the man stayed and watched until the knife was finished which took most of the day. When it was finished, he asked to look at it. After handling it for a while, he asked Bob how much he wanted for it. Without giving it any thought, Bob says he said $12.50. The man pulled out twelve one dollar bills and two quarters, laid them on the bench, got in his truck and left. Bob went in the house and told his wife he had just sold a knife which took him most of the day to make for $12.50. But, he told me, at that moment he knew he was going to be a knifemaker. That was about 1963.
If you had the opportunity to look through Bob's collection of his old knives, you would find that he has made many different kinds of knives; hunters, Bowies and fighters, and more recently folders. You can definitely see a relationship between a pair of fighting knives he made in those early years and the practical, utilitarian fighters that began to appear from handmade knifemakers and knife manufactures from the late 1960s and became tremendously popular during the Viet Nam War era. These knives used to be called fighting knives. Today they are called Tactical Knives.

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You Can Get Margaritas As Big As Your Head At This Spot In Vancouver
Forget a double, make it supersized.
You work hard, hustle hard, and play even harder - and that's why mega-sized margaritas exist in Vancouver.
We don't care that it's nearly the end of February and it's still snowing outside, if someone's offering you a margarita the size of you're head, you're going to take it. Because with just one sip, the next thing you know these supersized drinks are going to pull you right out of Vancouver and transport you to the middle of summer in Cancun.
At La Casita in Gastown, they don't play with their margaritas. They're taking the refreshing drink to a whole other level and bringing you massive margaritas that will get you drunk off the floor before you can say happy hou...
The spot is not only known for their incredibly gigantic Super Margaritas, but as well as their eclectic, casual, kinda weird decor. It makes for a great spot when you're totally over the work day and just need to finish the night off with a drink... or three.
La Casita's Super Margaritas cost $21 and are technically meant to serve 3 people, though I'm sure you could get away with drinking the whole thing yourself too. But make sure you grab some tacos and nachos to wash down your drink with. With that size of a margarita, you're going to need it.
La Casita is located at 101 W Cordova St. Open Monday to Thursday 11:30 AM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday until 2 AM, and Sunday 12 PM to 11PM.


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The color genetics of cats
When starting as a breeder one should learn how colors are inherited in cats. First of all one need to know what the different colors and patterns look like. At least one should know the colors of the breed one plans to breed. Different colors can be studied at shows - ask the cat owners if you are unsure what the color of a cat is, or to see if you had it right. Maybe your cat club can arrange a seminar in color classification?
When you have learned the different colors it is time to learn about color genetics.
The original domesticated cat is a shorthaired brown agouti cat. All other colors and varieties that exist have arisen later as mutations from this.


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Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim
by Sergio Brinkhuis
previewed on PC
All but forgotten
Nine years is a long time for a game franchise to lie dormant. More often than not, the game is presumed forgotten by its owners with fans holding little hope for a revival. Yet after nine long years Majesty returns, very much alive and ready to re-introduce its unique RTS gameplay to the gaming masses. We received an early build of Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim and were pleasantly surprised to find a game that lost none of the old tricks that set its predecessor apart from its peers.
Not in control
If you are new to Majesty, you will no doubt be asking what was so unique about the game. Seeing that Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim works in pretty much the same fashion as the original game, this is a relevant question and needs explaining. The RTS genre has been serving the same gameplay mix to us pretty much since its inception and developers generally only change the flavor, not the ingredients. The Majesty gameplay retains some of the basic RTS elements such as base building and resource gathering, but turns into a completely different beast once you are ready to attack, or pushed to defend. It is then that you discover that your 'units' lead their own lives. You can -try- and select them to order them around, but it won't work.
Let us backtrack a little and focus on Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim from here on. A game starts you off with a castle and a handful of buildings. Your castle acts as your governmental hub from which builders, guards and tax collectors start their day. There are only three guards and they are not the sharpest tools in the box. In many missions your settlement is under almost immediate attack so you will have to work fast to set up shop. You build guilds from which different types of heroes can be recruited. The currently known hero classes are Swordsmen, Thieves, Archers, Clerics, Mages, Elves and Dwarves. Each guild can only support four members at any given time but you can increase your ranks by building numerous guilds.
Giving orders
Once recruited, heroes are no longer under your direct control. They may stroll off to seek adventure or be enticed by local building owners to stay and defend their turf. Fortunately you have tools to do some of your own enticing. As ruler, you set reward flags to convey your wishes to the heroes in your empire. Flags can be set to attack, defend or stay clear of a particular area. By adding a reward to a flag, your heroes will start to respond, but only if they feel that the amount is worth their while. If you have no money, you can forget about attacking your enemies, but fortunately heroes will auto defend your settlement if it is under attack and they are near enough to respond. At first you may not feel all that in control, but once you are used to the idea of 'free will' for your heroes, it is a very refreshing way to play a strategy game.
Heroes go up in level, gaining new tricks that are useful in combat. But even the strongest, most experienced adventurers are no match for some of the more fearsome foes that you will encounter. The local pub is a good place for them to meet up, gather some Dutch courage and go out raiding in big parties.
A great target for such coordinated attacks is the 'places of power'. These rare places are defended by fierce elementals that are difficult to kill. Once cleared of enemies, temples can be built in these locations, which in turn can be used to promote your heroes.
The money earned by your heroes, finds its way back to you through businesses that can be added to your settlement. The marketplace sells potions and collects taxes from trade posts elsewhere on the map and the smithy provides your heroes with better weapons and armor. Businesses pay taxes on the items that they sell to your heroes and this, when your tax collectors can do their work undisturbed, makes it back to your coffers.
Remake or sequel?
The preview build of Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim still needs a lot of polish. Many of the buildings and upgrades are still depicted by placeholder images and the interface is functional but not much more than that. Despite this, Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim's potential clearly shines through, making it easy to see where the game is going. The old gameplay is being tweaked but not radically altered, ensuring its uniqueness is left intact. In that light, Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim is more of a remake than a sequel, but with a game like this, there is nothing wrong with that at all.


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Penguin women belong on top
YOUNGSTOWN — It's Wednesday morning and I'm driving down Schenley Road near Youngstown, heading to a Wednesday morning mass.
It's Ash Wednesday and I'm trying to think of what to give up for the 40-day Lenten season. Hamburger, hot dog and sub buns. That's my plan. Hopefully it makes a difference.
The cup of dark-roasted coffee I had from my single-serve coffee maker was strong as ever. I could even see some coffee grounds in the remnants of that surge of java now running through my body.
It got me through the rest of the morning as I went to see my wife, Michele, conduct the school's choir, and my daughter, Alexa, perform a reading with three other classmates, during the service. Both of them were excellent. I'm not surprised.
On the way there, I had a thought: We Belong Together, a statement which came out of this past summer's Evangelical Lutheran Church in America youth convention, which my son, Erik, attended.
Our family is part of the Zion Lutheran Church (Cornersburg) membership. Our pastor, Duane Jesse, says "You Belong Here" every Sunday as the congregation replies, "We Belong Together."
I thought about that night's Youngstown State University women's basketball game. My mind and thought process is a mystery, how I go from one topic to the next. The power of transition, my friends. Michele is doing a face palm while reading this.
The Penguins (22-8) beat Milwaukee, 64-58, Wednesday night to advance to the Horizon League semifinals at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit for the second straight season. They took the same path as last season, beat Milwaukee in a quarterfinal and play Green Bay in a semifinal.
The only change is this YSU team is much different than a year ago. The numbers have shrunk to nine active players on the roster. The Penguins normally run with a lineup of seven, which most teams do.
YSU is 16-1 at the Beeghly Center. There are likely WBI or WNIT games in the Penguins' future and more home games this month, but this YSU team is not going to settle for the consolation prize any longer.
The thought process in the past was to play second-seeded Green Bay and lose because the Phoenix is a dominant program. Green Bay coach Kevin Borseth is a svengali and YSU cannot overcome Green Bay's powerful presence in the postseason or even regular season. Not true anymore.
The third-seeded Penguins dominated Green Bay on Feb. 15 in Youngstown, coming through with a 22-10 performance in the third quarter.
This is a different year for the Penguins, who are 10-0 against Horizon League teams at home, but are 4-5 away from Youngstown. Ah, there's is YSU's stumbling block. This team cannot win away from home. Not an excuse.
You have the Horizon League's sixth person of the year in 6-foot-3 junior Mary Dunn, also a first-team all-league selection. There's 6-1 redshirt senior and Lordstown native Sarah Cash, and 5-9 sophomore Chelsea Olson, both second-team picks. Senior Alison Smolinski is the program's all-time leader in 3-pointers and holds the record for most in a season in the Horizon League.
McKenah Peters is one of the best defenders in this league, along with Amara Chikwe. Melinda Trimmer has come into her own as a point guard, showing why YSU recruited her out of West Branch High School.
There are no excuses why this YSU team cannot hang the first Horizon League Championship banner from the rafters of the Beeghly Center. It would be the first NCAA Tournament appearance for the Penguins since the 1999-2000 season, and fourth in school history.
YSU belongs here. Hopefully this group of Penguins has the confidence to say that they belong together, hoisting a championship trophy on Tuesday afternoon inside Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.


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Immigrant fear and self-loathing abound in the compelling 'A View from the Bridge'
In A View from the Bridge, the threat of deportation looms over Italian immigrants in 1950s Brooklyn. Arthur Miller's classic play is now being staged in a compelling production at Theatre in the Round, a timely reminder that America has been built by those who've come here, often against adversity, in search of better lives.
Theatre In the Round
Though its characters' legal status is key to its plot, fundamentally A View from the Bridge is a play about a man's struggle to manage his own jealousy and self-hate. Audiences may not entirely share the narrator's admiration for a man who "allowed himself to be wholly known," but director Allen Hamilton and his well-cast performers do an admirable job of bringing the pathetic Eddie Carbone to life.
Eddie (Michael Egan) is a longshoreman, working long days to provide for his wife Beatrice (Roberta Gibbons) as well as Catherine (Aidan Jhane Gallivan) — a niece, now 17, who the couple raised after her parents died. As the play begins, they also take in a pair of Beatrice's cousins (Derek Dirlam and Don Maloney) who've snuck into the country to earn support for starving relatives back in Italy.
Set designer Toni Solie situates the family in the tight confines of a modest but tidy living room raised above the theater's signature stage. Neighbors occasionally walk past and nod, a reminder of the tight-knit neighborhood where squealing on the newcomers would be tantamount to treason. That's a treason that Eddie, however, is tempted to commit when one of the cousins begins romancing his beloved niece.
There's a well-worn script for an admirably protective father figure, and the play's core dramatic tension comes from Eddie pushing that script to its limit and beyond as he tries to convince everyone — including himself — that innocent parental affection is all he feels for Catherine. A local attorney (David Carey) narrates the proceedings, speaking as a sort of community conscience.
Egan captures the warmth and integrity that have made Eddie a pillar of his family, while allowing a growing desperation to leak out around the edges. His discipline is characteristic of Hamilton's production, which keeps these characters firmly rooted in their mundane circumstances even as epic tragedy threatens to overwhelm them.
Gallivan, looking (thanks in part to costume designer Carolann Winther) precisely the part of a midcentury American girl ready to make her way in the world, helps the show keep its steady keel even in charged moments like one where she kneels at her uncle's feet and accepts an apple slice from his hand. Gibbons is also pitch-perfect as the loving yet knowing wife who does what she can to forestall Eddie's self-destruction.
Though the production isn't without flaws (including some inevitably wandering accents, and a clumsy use of musical scoring at a climactic moment), almost everything about this modest, heartfelt staging works in favor of Miller's intimate drama. We feel these characters' physicality, the way they turn to their bodies for resolution when their hearts and minds are in turmoil.
In the end, we're completely absorbed in this portrait of a man who can't admit his own fallibility, who shouts lies with increasing volume even as the truth becomes unmistakably apparent. The production's inauguration-month timing may be apt in more ways than one.
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Livermorium is a chemical element. It has the chemical symbol Lv. Livermorium is number 116 on the periodic table. The element lasts only 47 milliseconds.
The element is named in honor of Robert Livermore.
It was first discovered in 2000 by the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia. Its name was first "Ununhexium" (Uuh), but it changed on May 30st, 2012, when the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry changed it.[1]
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What are fleas?
Adult Fleas are very small reddish-brown insects that infest your pet, home, and yard when monthly prevention is not used. They are often hard to detect due to their size. If you lined up eight fleas, end to end, you would only cover a distance of one inch.
How They Work
Fleas prefer our pets as hosts. Fleas stay on the pet long enough to get a blood meal. They then lay eggs in your pets' hair, jump off, and lay eggs in the environment. Eggs also fall from your pets' hair to the floor and furniture.
Within 24 hours of its first blood meal, a flea can begin laying eggs, rapidly reaching a rate of 40 to 50 eggs per day. Multiple fleas doing this all at once have led to an infestation in your house and on your pet.
Fleas can travel in to your home from outside on your pet, other pets in the home, or even on you. Fleas have an incredible ability to jump, making it easy to jump onto your pet or the leg of your pants.
Symptoms of Fleas
One of the most common and classic symptoms of a flea infestation is your pet itching above the base of the tail, the sides of its body, and under the chin/around the face. But sometimes, pet's don't itch at all when they have fleas. In our area, if your pet is not on a monthly preventative, they will have fleas.
Checking for Fleas
The best way to check for fleas is to use a metal flea comb and carefully comb through small portions of hair. Keep an eye out for flea dirt as you part your pet's hair while combing. Flea dirt is what flea's leave behind after digesting your pet's blood. To tell the difference between dirt and flea dirt, you can do the "white towel test."
White Towel Test
- Put the dirt in question on a clean paper towel
- Spritz the towel with water.
- Allow to sit for 30 seconds.
If you find red spots where the dirt used to be, this is the flea dirt dissolving into visible blood. This confirms that fleas are present in your pet's environment, whether live fleas are found or not.
A Confirmed Infestation
After discovering fleas. You will need to treat both your home and all of your pets to remove them from your home environment. It takes 4 months of treatment to remove fleas from your pet's environment. In Ohio, flea prevention should be used year round, our Ohio winter does not get cold enough to keep fleas away. Any 40 degree day, fleas are out looking for their next meal.
Many flea prevention medications available at your local pet store or grocery store have ingredients that have been around for 20 years. Fleas are now becoming resistant to the flea killing ingredients used in Frontline, Advantage, Advantix, Sentry, and other over-the-counter products.
The benefit of having a relationship with your veterinarian, is that effective products are just a call away. Veterinary prescribed products have stepped into the new realm of flea prevention, with new flea killing ingredients that are actually effective. We aren't interested in selling products that we do not stand behind, and want you and your pet to be comfortable and flea free.
Using a product that works first and is recommended by your veterinarian, saves you from wasting your money on outdated products.
Treating Your Pet
Our animal hospital has an online pharmacy where many different types of flea products are available for dogs and cats. We recommend calling and getting a product recommendation, we will be able to direct you to the product that is fitted best for your pet.
As far as what is available in our hospital. We carry Vectra 3D for dogs and Cheristin for cats. These are both over-the-counter products that contain the new flea killing ingredient. Click the photo below to learn more:
Treating Your Environment
For the fleas in your home, we recommend using flea premise sprays. Because you have an active infestation, we recommend treating your house alongside the use of flea treatments on your pets.
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The City Of Seattle Plans To Removes $3 Billion From Wells Fargo In Protest To The Atrocities At Standing Rock
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The City Of Seattle Plans To Removes $3 Billion From Wells Fargo In Protest To The Atrocities At Standing Rock
Turns out revolutionary acts can have a big impact not just on an individual level, but even spreading out to whole cities. It was announced yesterday in an article from Indian Country Today Media Network that the city of Seattle are attempting to cut ties with Wells Fargo bank due to their support of Energy Transfer Partners the company that is responsible for the atrocities at Standing Rock in which they are attempting to lay oil pipes on sacred and private indigenous land.
We called for this action in a recent campaign we put together in partnership with the Conscious Media Coalition which you can view in the video below. But this is beyond anything we expected to happen in this kind of time frame.\
"On Monday, December 12, the Seattle City Council introduced legislation that would effectively sever the city's relationship with Wells Fargo. The bank currently manages the city's $3 billion operating account, which includes the $30 million biweekly employee payroll."
It continued "Under the proposed legislation the city's current contract with Wells Fargo, which ends in one year, on December 31, 2017, would not be renewed. In the meantime, the city would "enter into a voluntary debarment agreement with Wells Fargo Bank for a period of at least one year, and refrain from conducting banking, investment, or other business with Wells Fargo Bank for a period of at least one year when it is in the City's discretion."
This basically means the bill could potentially stop all business with Wells Fargo for the next year, by which time the current contract they hole will be void.
The legislation was put forward by Socialist City Council member Kshama Sawant. During a City Council meeting on Monday she had this to say about the the water protectors at Standing Rock.
"They have withstood blizzards, police repression and attacks from private militarized security forces. They have been bitten by attack dogs, pepper-sprayed, subjected to mass arrests, including for praying. But they have courageously stood strong and shown that when we build organized movements willing to fight, we can win. Elected officials nationwide owe it to the activists to stand with them. One clear way this City Council can do that is by divesting the city of Seattle from Wells Fargo, which also happens to be one of the principal financial backers of the Dakota Access pipeline."
How exciting it is to be alive in the middle of a peaceful global revolution against the oppressive power structure! It just goes to show that the people have power and our decisions can have a massive effect on global events and decisions. Much love to you all, Luke
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A teacher at a Pennsylvania middle school is expected to be fired after he made pancakes for his students during their state testing.
Hand Middle School teacher Kyle Byler brought an electric griddle and made a whole-grain pancake for each student to eat during the test. He was then later notified by the school board that he would be fired for causing a distraction during the tests, and was subsequently suspended without pay. His firing is to be considered in a meeting this week.
Byler says that he did nothing wrong, stating, "I don't understand what I did wrong, to be honest with you. There was no infraction whatsoever. At no point was it any distraction for any of the students. They worked their butts off."
His students have also come to his aid, protesting for two hours outside the school. Many of the students Byler teaches also reportedly come from economically challenged families, and the meal may have been the only hot meal they received that day.
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While Kaplan was busy talking to the paparazzi about his growing bank account, Britney was at Ben Kitay studios in Hollywood. According to X17online.com, "photogs say she was at the studio from 9pm until 10:30 at night, auditioning dancers presumably for a music video for her next single."
Single, music video, auditions already? If you can't take it then ___ ____.


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Who Cares About Britney Vs. Christina?
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Summer is finally upon us. This means no more classes, vacations to tropical paradises, and lounging by the pool. Unfortunately, it also apparently means that all the teenies on this site have enough free time to submit novella after nauseating novella about why Christina Aguilera is better than Britney Spears and vice versa. PLEASE PEOPLE : SHUT UP!
I know this may be shocking to some of you, but there's no scientific or analytical way to prove which under dressed, over paid harlot is the true Supreme Pop Overlord of the music industry. Einstein may have come up with the Theory of Relativity, but apparently he didn't get around to coming up with a formula for calculating the worth (or worthlessness, for that matter) of the prissy pop tarts so many of you have come to know and love. Shame on him. So here's the deal:
Britney Spears: More albums sold, more fans, but also way more manufactured and media-friendly. Her voice is easily her weakest asset and her breasts are easily her strongest. Britney's lyrics are about as deep as a puddle and her CDs aren't anything more than over-hyped dance mixes. Although her smoking and lying is a kick in the face to her fans, Britney definitely has the better attitude of the two and seems to at least make an attempt to be friendly and likeable.
Christina Aguilera: A voice that could move mountains, but makeup that would make Tammy Faye shiver. Her album wasn't as well received as Britney's, but you must also take into consideration the content. Christina's lyrics range from touching and meaningful ("Voice Within" and "Fighter") to blatantly obscene and attention craving ("Dirrty"). The combination of her porn star image and her sometimes NC-17 lyrics make it almost impossible for her to keep up with Britney's "Red Bull made me do it, tee hee" image. Aguilera definitely suffers in the PR department, however, as she has become notorious for being a bratty, pretentious snob and a self-proclaimed "artist".
These are a majority of the points, both positive and negative, that seem to come up in the essays people post on here, all in one convenient list. I'm inviting you to come into this thread and argue your little hearts out about who you think is better, but please, PLEASE, stop submitting essays about it. You can brag about Britney until your blue in the face, but you can bet that someone else will write even more about Christina the second they read it, and the vicious cycle will continue.


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So when he heard that he was ill,
he remained for two days in the place where he was.
Every time I hear this Gospel passage, one word hits me hard: SO. As in, "for that reason." Jesus loved His friends, SO He didn't go to help them right away. He waited to help them because He loved them.
In my weak and clouded mind, that sounds completely contradictory. I want Jesus to swoop in immediately and end suffering right away. But unlike me, God is omniscient. He knows the long-term effects of present events. He knows that some things we suffer for a little while bring about positive change in our lives. And since God is all-loving, He allows that to occur at times.
It's true in our current coronavirus crisis. It's true in an unexpected pregnancy situation. It's true in any trouble that befalls us. God uses difficult and sorrowful circumstances for our ultimate good whenever we put ourselves into His loving care.
Our (now retired) parochial vicar once gave an excellent homily in which he recalled the Apostles hiding away between the day when Jesus ascended into Heaven and the day when the Holy Spirit descended upon them at Pentecost. Fr. Bud said:
At times, we are also locked in our own Upper Room, afraid and confused. Instead of praying, "Lord, get me out of this!" try praying, "Lord, what do you want me to get out of this?"
Now is the perfect time to try, since we're literally locked in our homes by quarantine and perhaps locked in our mindset by fear.
Dearest Lord, even in our darkest times, please let us trust that You will use our suffering for good if we give it all to You.
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Vigil Reports
Richard and I were up and ready to begin at 7 this morning. We prayed a Scriptural Rosary, Sorrowful Mysteries and prayed with the EWTN Mass. Rose, our Shift Buddy, is continuing to pray furiously for the end of abortion and the end of this virus. Mary Ann, a Christ Our Savior Parishioner, continues to pray with us.
Later we took 2 dozen red roses and showered them on the sidewalk in front of PP downtown. Who was it who recognized what a good way this is to remember the babies whose lives abortion will take today? It feels right. How else to get rid of that terrible feeling of helplessness in the face of so much tragedy!
Someone had already placed rose petals there. A young man was passing and admired the flowers. We gave him a few for a bouquet to take to a loved one … we all love someone enough to take them flowers!
It felt good to be at the sidewalk even for a few minutes with mask and gloves.
Thank you to Kim, Mark, Memorial Park Church, and my family members who joined in offering prayers from our homes to end abortion. May God hear and answer our prayers.
What a beautiful peaceful morning of prayer to our Holy mother! Come Holy Spirit, living in the heart of Mary, thank you for the gift of our loving mother, Mary! Who knew Jesus better than Mary? Makes me wonder who knows a child better than his or her mother.
I prayed again this week next to our 40 Days banners in front of the church (St. Gregory's) on Rt. 68. Few cars and trucks went by today and most drivers met my eyes. Some waved. It was good to be there! Thank you for the privilege.
I pray all of you stay well and your families… I pray for our clergy and staff and I pray for those contemplating the future of the baby in their wombs. Peace and love to all…
Thank you Lord for my wife and children.
What a beautiful sunny day today! Some members from my church, St Joes, offered to pray from home for our shift. Joyce had the great idea to go to St Mary's in Herman and do the "drive by" Stations of the Cross that they have outside the church and cemetery. So that's what we did each staying in our own vehicles and utilizing the same pro-life Stations of the Cross resource. We also stopped our minivans at the last station, which also had the Rachel's Mourning statue nearby, and prayed a pro-life rosary. Here is a picture (do you spy the bunny?):
We prayed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy utilizing the beautiful video that someone told us about on this blog recently (sorry I forget who but Thank you!). And we prayed the Litany in Response to Abortion down by the Mary statue. Thank you to the Guardians for Life for their wonderful prayers!
Although it's our last week for this campaign, we can continue our pro-life efforts. We know that many people are still struggling right now. Even more so with some people out of work. Some may be contemplating abortion or having a hard time supplying for the needs of their children. Please consider checking in with your local crisis pregnancy centers and ask them how you might be able to help out. There are things that you may be able to do "from home". For example, Alpha Omega Center has a client in Chicora and one in Springboro (upper Crawford County) that are in need of supplies esp diapers and wipes. AO is looking for two people who are willing to keep a supply of diaper and wipes (they will supply) on hand so that when AO gives the OK, you are willing to leave a bag on the client's porch. If you can do this, call them at 724-674-3343. I'm sure other CPCs have ways you can help them out too. If you don't have the time but you have money or supplies for them, they would be grateful.
You are some of the kindest, most generous and loving people I know. May God bless you all and I pray you have a wonderful Holy Week and Easter Season!
Well, for reasons mostly beyond my control, I didn't get started until closer to 4 PM today, but I did pray two hours from that point. I started in my room with a rosary, and then went for another walk (getting a little lost at one point) praying both the rosary and the Divine Mercy chaplet. Anyone else find it hard to focus on prayer for abortion and have COVID-19 keep floating to the front of your brain as we do this?
Just wanted to send you a few photos of where Mike and I prayed today. This is part of our church grounds. As we were walking down to the church the sun came out! It was beautiful!
My final shift for this Lenten session for 40 Days For Life was like a lot of other things happening these days. It is just very different. Maybe by next session some of the normal will have returned, even though we are praying for change. Imagine if God did end abortion, until he does we keep working and praying for a save. And so we pray at home now. My wife and I did stop by PP for a few prayers in this past week. I concluded my shift with my wife as we called up on EWTN the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, a beautifully sung prayer. Thinking of Claudia and Mary, my shift buddies. God Bless!


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Mourning & Letting GoPosted by Liz under Departed , Loss & Grieving , Volunteers' Bunnies
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Matt and I were finally able to bury our sweet bunny, Fuzzface, today at Hillside Acres in Methuen. (Don't get me started on why its taken 5 months to bury her. It makes me angry when I think about it.)
I still think about Fuzz on a regular basis. For the most part these days, the memories are nostalgic and a little bittersweet, but mostly happy. I'd been able to get some distance from my grief over the past few months. Today was really hard though, I don't feel like I've lost her all over again, but I do feel freshly the sense of emptiness from her absence.
We buried Fuzz with a collection of Beanbag's fur from his spring shedding, some fresh basil and mint from our garden, some dried blueberries, cranberries, and apple. I thought it might make her happy to be surrounded by some of her favorite things now that she finally has a place to rest. I got the chance to talk to her, I stroked her cheek and her ears one last time and told her about how Beanbag is doing alright now that he has other bunnies for company again, I told her about volunteering for the House Rabbit Network and how I would never have found my way here if it hadn't been for her. I said the traditional mourner's kaddish for her in Hebrew. Matt commended her spirit to God and told her that we'd be looking for her when our time comes. We both watched as they put Fuzz's box in the ground. We each placed a shovel of dirt into the hole and stood by as the hole was filled and the grass was replaced on the surface. They put a temporary marker in the ground and gave us a set of keys to the gate so we can come visit any time we like. I've found a place where I can get a memorial stone made for her with a photograph of her etched into its surface. We'll come back to visit, place the memorial stone, and plant a couple basil plants for her in a month or so.
I miss my curious little grey bunny. There's just no way to fill the place where she fit into my heart.
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Allan Says:
June 15th, 2006 at 5:09 pm
We recently lost our newly adopted house rabbit, ricochet, after only 2 months. He choked on a pellet in a freak accident, as far as we and the emergency vet know. It seemed like we had him for such a long time, but it really only was 2 months. They are amazing creatures that can fill our lives in such a big way, aren't they? The hardest part was watching our other bunny search for him. Eventually she decided he was gone, and just kind of lay around for a few days doing nothing.
Although there will be other bunnies for both of us, there will always be a place in our hearts for the departed ones. Its really amazing.
Liz Says:
June 15th, 2006 at 5:52 pm
Oh no! You were the person who adopted Richochet? And he died. Oh god that's horrible. He was such a sweet bunny. I remember snuggling him in my lap while I was visiting at Suzanne's. He was always looking for someone to stop and say hello. Oh you have no idea how heart-broken I am to hear that he is gone. I'm so very sorry for your loss. He was such a wonderful little fellow.
We went through a similar period after Fuzz died of watching Beanbag, her bondmate looking lost and confused without her. Lookout, who we had for a while before Fuzz died, didn't really get the chance to know Fuzz because Lookout's agressive behavior was more than we wanted to expose Fuzz to when she was in poor health. Beanbag had a tough time re-adjusting and I was terrified that he was going to just waste away of a broken heart. We ultimately decided to risk the stress and try to get him and Lookout to get along (you can read about the process in a blog entry I made). We didn't expect them to be as close as Bean and Fuzz were, but we hoped that Lookout and the challenge to negotiate a comfortable friendship with another bunny would redirect Beanbag's attention away from Fuzz's absence.
While their relationship was far from perfect (Lookout is something of a bully) Lookout's presence did keep Beanbag's attention on living his life. We adopted another young bunny, Echo, a few months later. Once she was spayed, we worked on getting her moved in with Lookout and Beanbag in the hope that the dynamic would even out a bit. It did and Beanbag is a pretty happy fellow these days. We've seen more energy and pep out of him in the past few weeks since Echo moved in than we had in the 4 months since Fuzz died.
While neither Echo or Lookout is ever going to be Beanbag's sweetheart in the way that Fuzzface was, they do seem to keep him happy with his life. Right now, Beanbag has 2 little sisters, sometimes annoying, sometimes comical, sometimes affectionate. They make his days (and ours) worth living. Fuzz was a very special and unique little bunny and I know that no other bunny is going to fill this spot in my heart. But I try to see the good things and remember all the wonderful times she brought with her. Some days its really hard though. Usually on those days, I cuddle Beanbag or look to Echo for a face-washing and I can almost feel that Fuzz is there, watching me and smiling.
Allan Says:
June 15th, 2006 at 7:22 pm
Don't worry. I've read every entry here. Check it about once a day. :) Maybe more. :-P I always look forward to hearing more about Echo and your buns, although Dakota's kids are *so* adorable right now…. :-P
Cassi and Rico were just getting closer, so she's okay now, if a bit bored again. He had made a much bigger imprint on our hearts. :) The night before he died, we had him on the couch, feeding him pellets. He ran from one to the other of us, getting pets. He was so sweet.
We'll be stopping by the Methuen animal shelter to hopefully pick up another rabbit or two after this latest vacation.
Jessica Says:
June 16th, 2006 at 7:50 am
This post is so real to many of us. It is a beautiful testiment to Fuzz and the spot she held in your life. She must have been a very special bunny to make room for so many more to come!
I'm very sorry that you lost Ricochet so quickly! That is just terrible! It is amazing how tightly they get intwined in our heart. My Opal was only with me 10 months and yet I could not have loved and missed her more had she been with me 10 years.
Liz Says:
June 16th, 2006 at 9:11 am
Thanks for the sympathy and understanding guys. I really appreciate it. Allen, when you are ready to adopt again, I wish you luck and urge you to consider adopting one of the buns who really needs an experienced owner. My husband and I are fostering Holly, who has been adopted out before and brought back. She's very shy and skittish, but she's also a sweet, cuddly bunny who has had a rough life and really deserves a good home. (We suspect based on behavior and a couple odd marks on her coat that she has experienced abuse but there's very little info in her records to give us any clues.) Bunnies like Holly are worth the work you will give them when they learn to trust you and give their love.
Jessica, thanks for the good thoughts. Its been hard, not having Fuzz around, and I have a lot of friends who don't seem to understand or sympathize. Its frustrating. She was just so very special.
Rachel Says:
June 17th, 2006 at 9:54 pm
Liz, as usual, thanks for writing this.
We lost Esther, our hamster, more recently. I know, just a hamster, right? She was the sweetest, most gentle wonderful hamster and we miss her terribly. We buried her in the backyard, with her favorite treats, some flowers and some fluffy bedding.
We decided to open our hearts to another hamster, and so far, he is a lot more difficult and less friendly. I am sure he will come around.
Even the little, little ones leave large holes in your heart…Esther was only with us for a year and a half, living the first part of her life in a shelter and being that hamsters only reasonably live up to three years.
Allen, I second getting a bunny needing an experienced owner. We adopted Dorian (formerly Pete) who I am sure you have read about and we are learning so much about him–learning to communicate, calming his fears, etc. He and Eve love each other. Dorian's aggression gets better with each day. If you can do it, the rewards are great.
Allan Says:
June 18th, 2006 at 1:31 pm
Well, we'll see. We're going to head over to the Methuen Animal Shelter this Saturday with Cassi and let her pick out another one. :) We're excited to see what she chooses. Our house can get a little loud, so for the sake of the bunny, I'm trying to be careful what we take home.
However, you're right. It seems the more love you put into them, the more they give back. And no matter how small, they always fill your heart up. Which, somehow, always leaves you with more room to love.
Kathy Says:
June 22nd, 2006 at 3:46 pm
What about a sweetie like Harpo?
He would probably be a great bonding candidate!
Allan Says:
June 22nd, 2006 at 9:46 pm
He is a cutie. :) I want them all!!!! Let's see what happens Sat first…
Liz Says:
June 23rd, 2006 at 8:35 am
I would second a vote for someone like Harpo. He really is a great little bun. From what I hear, Dennis is also a real friendly guy. Other buns who are really fantastic and yet keep being overlooked would be Quentin and Ky and Shookie (who come as a pair). If you are willing to try out girls, Marlo is a real beauty and Rollo is really nice.
Joh (Allan's wife) Says:
June 23rd, 2006 at 5:48 pm
We miss our Rico walrus. There are lots of pics up of both him and Cassi at http://www.flickr.com/photos/Stalag131 . Personally I always looked kinda sideways at people who carried around pics of their pets. Ironically enough, Allan got me a photo album of Rico and Cassi for my birthday, and it sits on my desk at work, to be shoved at anyone who ventures into my cube! Allan's last post may have hinted at it, but we're planning as many buns as the condo will hold. Bunbuns, gotta catch 'em all!
Liz Says:
June 23rd, 2006 at 7:36 pm
Thanks so much for sharing the pictures. It really helped me feel less sad about Ricochet being gone to see how happy he was. It means alot to know that he had the good life he deserved with you and Allen.
When you are ready, I hope you will find some wonderful buns to adopt. I can't wait to hear about them. If you'd like to come meet our foster bunny, Holly, sometime please let me know. She's shy but a really sweet special girl. She has so much love to share with us, and we've only been fostering her for a few weeks. (Not that I'm biased or anything. But one of the possible down-sides of being a fosterer is that you are always looking for the best home for your foster buns. You don't want to see them go to just anyone, you want them to go to the best home you can find.)
I was looking at photos of Fuzzface the other day and finding it so good to see and remember the good times with her. She was and is, still my curious little grey cloud of fluff. I can still remember bringing her home. She fit in one hand. The memories were a very good thing for me.
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Book Review: 'Portraits' by N.A. Diaman
Diaman is an experienced gay writer with seven novels and three memoirs under his belt. This newest novel is a quiet, charming story of long loving relationships in San Francisco and Europe (Germany, then mostly in Paris) and finally, briefly, in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. There are three chapters, the first named for Theo,(…)


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Dubai by Marion Hogg
I visited Dubai earlier this year for a short break and as I had never been there before I was looking forward to experiencing the city and seeing how it compared to what I had read and heard about it.
We spent a fun filled day at the Aquaventure Waterpark at the Atlantis Hotel, located on the man-made island of The Palm, whose artificial fronds jut out into the Arabian Gulf. Aquaventure has dozens of water rides from family-friendly to seriously scary, feeding sessions with manta rays and close encounters with dolphins.
When you decide you are just too water logged and want to dry out – you can always join the locals in one of their favourites pastimes – shopping! The shopping malls are like miniature cities in themselves, and while you won't find many bargains its worth taking the time just to wander through them and be amazed at the variety of shops and different things you can do in a shopping mall – like go skiing in the Mall of the Emirates!!
Whilst at the Dubai Mall don't forget to visit the Dubai Fountain, the biggest and most impressive dancing fountain in the world. Performances are every 30 minutes between 6pm and 11pm, with choreographed water jets shooting 150m into the air, 'dancing' in time to well-known classical tunes and world music. Did I mention Dubai Mall has an Aquarium with a walk through tunnel? These aren't your run of the mill shopping malls – nothing is run of the mill in Dubai.
Or before leaving the Dubai mall, take one of the fastest lifts in the world to the 124th floor of the tallest building in the world. 'At the Top' in Burj Khalifa provides unparalleled 360′ views of the city set against the stunning backdrop of the desert and the Arabian Sea.
If you aren't all shopped out its well worth a visit to the Gold Souk located in the old town of Dubai. The gold is of a high standard and you can also buy silver. Bartering is expected and better still most little shops are air conditioned!
One of the "must dos" is going on the Desert Safari where you are driven out into the desert across the dunes by four wheel drive, watch a falcon show and then sit down at a Bedouin camp to enjoy a desert feast complete with Belly dancing, henna tattoos and of course a camel ride.
I enjoyed Dubai but keeping in mind it is a Muslim country with very strict dress codes and standards of behaviour – always a good idea to read up on a country's local laws and customs before visiting and remember your travel agent can also give you some guidance.


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Henry A. Ruchala, Jr., 63, of 9 Miles Road, died at home of natural causes on Friday, March 28, 2008.
He leaves three sisters, Sally J. Nash of Norway, ME, Constance A. Boucher of Napa, CA and Helene E. Irish of Rutland; two brothers, James M. Ruchala of Paxton and Thomas P. Ruchala of Rutland; eight nephews and nieces; and four great-nephews and nieces. A brother, Stephen E. Ruchala, Sr., passed away in 1999.
Henry was born in Worcester, son of the late Henry A. and Veronica E. Ruchala, Sr., and lived in Rutland his entire life. He was a 1962 graduate of Wachusett Regional High School. Henry was a metal fabricator for Sims Cab Mfg. in Rutland for over 25 years. He was an on-call volunteer firefighter in Rutland for 35 years rising to the rank of Captain. He was a member of the Rutland Volunteer Fire Brigade and a previous member of the Worcester West Forest Wardens Association. He enjoyed gardening, woodworking, flea markets, bowling, watching sports and was an ice racing fan for many years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend calling hours from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 2nd, in the Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St., Holden. The funeral service for Henry will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday in the funeral home with burial following in Rural Cemetery, Rutland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rutland Volunteer Fire Brigade, Inc., 240 Main St., Rutland, MA 01543.


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12v water pump, accumulator & mains pressure connection
Gas/ Electric Hot Water System with Temperature limiting valve
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1 x 95 litre Grey water tank with bypass valve
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Recently picked up our triple bunk E900i and absolutely love the quality and layout. All throughout the build we had thorough communication and were always welcomed to come down and see our van at any stage. Thankyou again.
We have our second Evernew caravan and have travelled twice up through outback NSW & Queensland down the coast, up the centre & down the west coast them back to Melbourne. Just love our Evernew & would buy none other. Everyone who looks through our 1000 series is impressed. After sales service is second to none.
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Elizabeth Reaser, who plays Esme Cullen in the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn has give twihards a few tidbits of information about Bella Swan's (Kirsten Stewart) transformation to a vampire. In the book the birth of Renesmee was so hard on Bella, that Edward had to transform her into a vampire to save her.
While Elizabeth was at the Sundance film festival she gave us a few hints:
"There is some really cool stuff in the Cullen house with Bella, there has been some interesting transformations happening. She started to film scenes as a the vampire. She scared me a little on Thursday to be honest you know when vampires are newborn they are stronger than any other vampires. And for a second there I thought this may not end – she's looking pretty pissed now."
It certainly sounds like they are filming the famous "Breaking Dawn" birthing scene, and that Reaser got a chance to see Bella's transformation into a vampire. If you read the book like I did you know that is going to be a scary scene.


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There are times when I wish that he would just take his stuff and go, but I do really love him. It can be hard to find a nice guy when you work for a London escorts service. Most guys really don't want to know and there are a lot of lonely London escorts about. But trust me to end up with a guy who is kind of a bit silly but has a heart of gold. I suppose it is not a bad thing really and I do like him, but I think I need to change his attitude towards games in the bedroom.
Recently he seems to have become a little bit interested in sex toys. But, ordinary sex toys will not do or this guy at all. He wants all sex toys to be kind of technical and nerdy, a bit like him really. The other girls at London escorts laugh when I tell them about his ideas, but I don't mind really. I have great fun when I work at London escorts but I also have a lot of fun when I come home from London escorts. He truly is a great guy to spend some time with on my days off from the agency.
I have had a few boyfriends who have been a bit kinky in the bedroom. It has not really been that great and many of them have focused on their own personal satisfaction. Really, I think that many of them have not really looked at me as a girlfriend. I have always been this sexy girl who happens to work for a London escorts service to them. My new boyfriend seems to see past all of that, and I know that many of the girls at London escorts agree with me. Yes, he is really different from the others.
It would be so nice if this guy was a keeper. When I have a couple of days off from London escorts, we spend a lot of time together. When I stop and think about it, we really do have a good time together. Most of the girls that I work with complain that their boyfriends are boring, but my certainly isn't boring. Something always seems to be happening and it has made me realize that not everything is about games in the bedroom. There is a lot more to life than games in the bedroom, even Playstation can be fun once you figure out what button to press.


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