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LA Lakers 116, New Orleans 95: Yes, it was. I don't think it's in the same galaxy as facials from DeAndre Jordan or Blake Griffin. Kansas rookie Jeff Withey tried to draw a charge. He got put on a poster, but without having his hands up, it's more about Henry's hangtime than Withey getting dunked on. The game? Austin Rivers actually played: 15 minutes, seven points, two assists, two fouls.
Miami 118, Milwaukee 95: LeBron scored 33 points in 30 minutes, and let the bench clean up most of the 4th quarter. Michael Beasley, who they'll need bench scoring from in the playoffs, scored 19 points. Eighteen-year old Bucks rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo: "I was excited to guard LeBron." Miami's 5-3 while the lottery-bound Bucks fell to 2-4.
Dallas 105, Washington 95: Dirk scored 19, and more importantly, passed Jerry West on the NBA's career scoring list. Oddity: Dirk and West have the same number of NBA titles (1). The Wizards, a sexy preseason playoff pick, are just 2-5. A reminder that Bradley Beal is still young: 2-for-10 in 37 minutes, but at least he's getting to the foul line (5-of-6). Fun facts: John Wall had 10 assists and he's now 3rd in the NBA (9.6) in that category. Second, surprisingly, is Atlanta's Jeff Teague (10.1).
Golden State 113, Detroit 95: The Pistons went with the Drummond-Monroe-Smith frontline and it failed miserably early and the Warriors rolled. Over/under games Golden State will lose at home this season: 3. I'll take the under. Jermaine O'Neal sighting – 7-of-8 shooting, 17 points off the bench. Save it for the postseason, big guy.


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Inter President Erick Thohir believes that Serie A will soon be able to compete with the best Leagues in Europe.
The Indonesian businessman bought the Nerazzurri off of Massimo Moratti earlier in the season, and is set to plough millions into the club during the summer and over the coming years.
And with a few tweaks, the tycoon claims that other Italian sides will be able to join some of the continent's big guns.
"I have invested, as we know, not just in Italy but also in the United States," he told Federico Donato at an Asian investors in Italy gala.
"But in terms of football, Italy is one of the biggest markets, and I'm sure will succeed again and compete with other European Leagues.
"I believe that I have invested just at the right time. But the goal now is to turn this into more of a business.
"We have to change the environment if we want to compete with foreign Leagues."
Thohir went on to outline what Serie A needs to do to be alongside the Premier League, La Liga and the Bundesliga.
"Italy has a good foundation – the national team is one of the best and there's always a host of talented players coming through.
"It's a good thing to invest in Milan, Juventus and Inter because they are strong brands known all over the world.
"There is a great opportunity for these three to compete with the best teams in Europe, but these three teams alone cannot survive, and cannot make a good League.
"Looking at other Leagues, you can see that the Asian market is a big one. The Premier League for example plays games at favourable times for that market.
"In Italy though, all the best games are in the evening, so the catchment area cannot increase.
"Or, look at the NBA coming to Europe, and the MLB going to play in Australia. Serie A, I think, should do the same.
"Maybe one day we will see Milan-Inter in Singapore."
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LONDON, England, July 25. A trio of New Zealanders took their turn in front of the media at the Main Press Center on Wednesday just prior to the beginning of the 2012 London Olympics.
Lauren BOYLE
On her hectic schedule leading into the London 2012 Olympic Games, which included training in California and Belgium:
"Changing environments often is good for me because I feel stimulated and I don't become complacent and when I'm stimulated I'm definitely getting more out of my training. Mentally I have been pretty strong and I have never been in this position before where I made a world championship final last year."
On whether she will be better suited to the 400m freestyle or the 800m freestyle at the Games:
"Last year at the world championships I did better in the 400m freestyle but since then I have done a lot of distance-orientated work and I haven't really had the chance to taper down to the level I am now to see how good I can be in the 800m. The 400m is first on day two and then I will have four days to recover until the 800 but I'm not really sure which one will be better."
Gareth KEAN
On how he has matured since taking silver in the 200m backstroke at the 2010 Commonwealth Games:
"I'm still 20 so I was young back then. I have developed quite a lot physically and done a lot of work in the gym, especially in the last year and a half. I have put on 15kg of muscle since then and I felt that I have been able to swim fast in the 100m backstroke, which played a part in being selected as part of the relay team. It has put a lot more speed in my stroke and made me a bit more efficient in the 200m backstroke as well. The 100m I would say is my priority but that is because it is my first race."
Glenn SNYDERS
On his impressions of London 2012, having participated at Beijing 2008:
"It doesn't seem as overwhelming as Beijing but it is still a great experience walking into the village and meeting the other athletes. It always gives you goose bumps."


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Davis Polk, Skadden Advise on Tyson Deal: Business of Law
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP advised Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN), the largest U.S. meat company, on its raised offer for Hillshire Brands Co. (HSH) of about $7.7 billion, outbidding Pilgrim's Pride Corp.
Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP is representing Hillshire, the maker of Jimmy Dean sausages and Ball Park hot dogs.
The Davis Polk corporate team includes partners George R. Bason Jr., Arthur F. Golden, Richard D. Truesdell Jr. and Marc O. Williams. Additional partners include Joseph P. Hadley, credit; Ronan P. Harty, antitrust and competition; Edmond T. FitzGerald, executive compensation; and Neil Barr, tax.
The Skadden team includes partners Rodd Schreiber and Michael Civale, M&A; Seth Jacobson, banking; and Gregg Noel, corporate. Advice also was provided by Skadden partners Clifford Aronson, antitrust and competition; Joseph Yaffe, executive compensation and benefits; Don Frost Jr., environmental and climate change; Bruce Goldner and Kenneth Plevan, intellectual property; and David Rievman, tax.
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP is advising Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co. on the deal with a team led by partners Morgan Bale, banking and finance, and Matthew Bloch, capital markets. M&A partner Raymond Gietz also worked on the deal.
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Hughes Hubbard Advises Merck on Idenix $3.9 Billion Deal
Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP advised Merck & Co. (MRK), the second-biggest U.S. drugmaker, which agreed to buy Idenix Pharmaceuticals Inc. for about $3.85 billion to expand its experimental pipeline for hepatitis C treatments. Sullivan & Cromwell LLP gave legal advice to Idenix.
The Hughes Hubbard team was led by corporate partner James Modlin and included partners David Schwartz, corporate; Andrew H. Braiterman and Alexander F. Anderson, tax; Sarah Downie, employee benefits and executive compensation; Ethan Litwin and William J. Kolasky, antitrust; Alain Vincent, corporate; Nadine Voisin, labor and employment; and Stefan Naumann, IP.
Sullivan & Cromwell represented Idenix with a team that included partners Francis J. Aquila and Krishna Veeraraghavan, corporate; Ronald E. Creamer Jr., tax; Matthew M. Friestedt, executive compensation and benefits; and Nader A. Mousavi, intellectual property.
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Ex-Michigan Chief Regulatory Officer Hilfinger Returns to Foley
Former State of Michigan chief regulatory officer Steven Hilfinger will return to Foley & Lardner LLP's transactional and securities practice as a partner in its Detroit office.
Hilfinger, who has three years of state government experience, was appointed by Governor Rick Snyder as regulatory chief and director of the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
In his most recent role, he worked as chief operating officer of the Michigan Economic Development Corp., the firm said.
McGinnis joins Greenberg Traurig Denver Public-Finance Practice
Greenberg Traurig LLP added Michael R. McGinnis as a shareholder in the public-finance practice. He was previously at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP in the Denver office. He will also cross into the corporate and securities practice.
Dentons Adds Corporate Lawyer Susan Greenspon in Chicago Office
Dentons announced that Susan Greenspon joined its corporate practice in the Chicago office from K&L Gates LLP.
GM Faces Punitive Damages Over Switch Defect, Its Lawyers Warned
General Motors Co. (GM)'s lawyers have said the carmaker will face punitive damages over ignition switch defects if its customers go to trial, creating an urgent need to settle lawsuits.
The automaker, which has said it wants to help accident victims, is dealing with new and revived suits over injuries and deaths as a result of its recall of 2.59 million cars. A case brought by lawyer Lance Cooper was settled for $5 million in September after an adviser warned GM of a "substantial adverse verdict" if a jury heard that it knew of the defect for nine years and didn't fix it, according to a report by investigator Anton Valukas.
The delay would be taken as "proof positive of GM's conscience indifference and willful misconduct when it comes to the safety of its vehicles' occupants," Philip Holladay of King & Spalding, GM's outside law firm, told the company last year. "This case needs to be settled," he said, according to Valukas.
As with Cooper, GM may feel pressure to settle other injury suits to avoid costly awards to victims. In at least four cases since 2010, GM was warned by outside lawyers that jurors might grant accident victims "substantial" or "punitive" awards if they heard of the company's failures to fix a fault they had long known about, says the Valukas report commissioned by GM to examine its handling of the ignition switch defect.
"I suspect the amount to settle those cases went up significantly after the report's release," said Peter Henning, a professor at Wayne State University Law School in Detroit who has written about the automaker's litigation.
Louisiana lawyer Dan Becnel estimates that GM faces about 200 injury suits.
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Bloomberg Law Brief: Noah Feldman on Supreme Court, Patent Law
Noah Feldman, a Harvard Law School professor and Bloomberg View columnist, discusses how the Supreme Court is reversing decisions of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, which is responsible for patent law appeals.
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Siebel Consumer Goods Handheld Guide > Deployment of Siebel Handheld >
Installing the Siebel Handheld Application from External Media
Users who synchronize in DSS mode may not have a PC, and so may not be able to create a partnership and synchronize using Microsoft ActiveSync. You can install the application for each user through a standard partnership, or you can configure a stand-alone installer.
During the installation, the InstallShield Wizard screen prompts you by asking,
Would you like to deploy a CAB file to enable rapid installation for additional devices?
You can configure a stand-alone installer by selecting Yes.
You are prompted to select a language for the application and to specify a location for the CAB file. The installer creates the CAB file in the location you specify.
The CAB file is a self-extracting file that includes all the files needed to install the Siebel Handheld application on the handheld device. When you single-click the file, the CAB file installs the application.
You may create an image of the Handheld Installer that can be loaded onto external media such as a CompactFlash card. When you create a stand-alone installer platform, a Cabinet file (CAB) is created in a location that you specify. The CAB file name should be siebel.pocketpc_arm.CAB. You can copy the CAB file to a CompactFlash card, insert the card into the handheld device, and single-click on the file to install the Siebel Handheld application on the device.
NOTE: When installing the application on the device, the end user is asked if he or she wants to install the application in the default directory. Regardless of the user's answer, the application is always installed in the directory specified by the setup.ini file. Therefore, the only way to change the directory the application is installed in is to modify the parameters in the ApplicationLocation section of the setup.ini file.
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Stats : HP 40 / Attack 20 / Defense 18 / Sp. Atk 31 / Sp. Def 21 / Speed 32
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Ability: Serene Grace
EV's: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
IV's: 6/21/22/5/28/5
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Shiny Totodile - lvl 1 - Impish - UT
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shiny pidgey UT lv.8 timid
shiny pidgeot lv.36 gentle
shiny nidarina UT lv.23 jolly
shiny nidoking lv.71 adament
shiny poliwhirl UT lv.35 modest
shiny exeggutor lv.14 naughty
shiny snubbull lv.21 lax
shiny psyduck UT lv.28 calm
shiny golbat UT lv.22 adament
shiny grimer lv.27 lv.d up by 1 lv. gentle
shiny luxio JP lv.27 adament
shiny abra UT lv.14 careful
shiny machop
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GameSTP pikachu colored pichu UT lv.30 or lv.31
10ANV Celebi UT lv.70
Toys R Us Dragonite lv.50
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"I think Eldred Sasserine is the devil. I see it in his eyes."
A friend whispered those words to my mother more than twenty years ago, and she says they still send a chill down her spine.
Eldred Sasserine was a retired cattle rancher from Oklahoma who had made it his mission to depose the new minister in our small-town Colorado church. Sasserine and his partisans said that Glenn Greenwell wasn't preaching enough hellfire-and-brimstone, staples of Sunday sermons before he arrived. Moreover, he was "fellowshipping" with other Christians in town, flouting the received truth that our denomination stood alone on the path to heaven. I remember the day Glenn submitted his resignation.
I was about ten years old. My family attended the local Church of Christ on Sunday mornings, Sunday nights and Wednesday nights, so what happened there left a deep impression on me. Looking back, I realize I was seeing the clash between tradition and modernity that plays out in so many religious communities, written small among the red canvas pews of our little brick church next to a horse stable.
Years later, the conflict seeped back into my mind when I heard about another clash in another religious community. This one was in a mosque in West Virginia.
A colleague told me about an old friend who had just returned to her hometown mosque and found it had been taken over by a conservative clique — extremists, she called them. These men were excluding women and families from the mosque, and their sermons lashed out against the West and non-believers. It all sounded familiar. I wondered, were these Muslims really any more exotic — or dangerous — than the Oklahoma cattle rancher who wanted to control my childhood church?
After all, I grew up to a soundtrack of sermons that painted mainstream American culture as an evil, corrupting force. We were to be "in this world, but not of it." The devil was out there tempting us at every turn, not least of which in the rock music I'd already learned to love. School dances, evolution, bikini swimsuits and television shows like Cheers and The Golden Girls were also his domain.
And at our church, too, women could not hold leadership positions. My mother lost a bid to teach our Sunday school class because women were not permitted to instruct a "baptized man," even if that man happened to be a ten-year-old boy.
Most sermons before Glenn arrived focused on the difficulty of achieving salvation. People of other faiths — and Christians of other denominations — were seen as irredeemable sinners. As my brother overheard a family friend telling my grandfather in the car, "Clarence, I'm concerned for your soul." The problem: our grandparents were Baptists. My brother remembers crying because Grandmom and Granddad were going to hell.
When he was hired as preacher at the age of 31, Glenn Greenwell tried to change the culture in the church, to create a religious narrative more useful to daily life. He entertained us with stories and tied them back to scripture. He encouraged us to ask questions. He organized breakfast meetings with other local pastors. He emphasized grace over condemnation, and he said we were not the only ones who would be saved. But the hold of tradition was strong, and Eldred Sasserine's complaints fell on receptive ears.
Half the church remained neutral in the conflict. The other half was almost equally divided between the two factions. My mother says Glenn resigned to save the congregation from splitting. But right after his departure, Sasserine and his partisans split anyway and the church was left adrift. Our family moved away a couple of years later.
My brother doesn't remember much of that. As he puts it, "Long car ride; you get there and it's all old-lady perfume and 'you're going hell,' so I just tuned it out. I went to sleep."
I did my share of sleeping in church, too. But I couldn't quite tune it out. A desire to explore that divide between tradition and modernity animated my aspirations as a documentary filmmaker, and eventually led me to begin filming in Morgantown, West Virginia in 2004.
What I found there was a lot of similarities — and some differences, too. In Morgantown, as in Colorado, the struggle hinged on competing notions of scripture as seen through the lens of cultural tradition, underlined by an old-fashioned power struggle. In Colorado, the divide was largely on generational and educational lines. In Morgantown, it came down to those who sought to forge a distinctly American Muslim identity versus those who preferred to cling to the practices of their home countries.
And I can't ignore an obvious difference: Islam is now fraught with heavy political baggage. After 9/11, language about the evils of American culture and the irredeemability of non-believers took on a much more sinister cast. And indeed certain supposedly traditional beliefs have been harnessed to violent political ends. But ultimately I don't believe the sermons given at the mosque in Morgantown represent anything more or less dangerous than those I heard in my church. They reflect the universal fare of conservative religion.
In Morgantown the mosque didn't split. Moderates and progressives in the community pushed back, until the mosque finally began to grow into a more inclusive institution.
Tradition is a force of nature. It will always serve as a counterweight to the destabilizing push of modernity. One can argue that its adherents in Morgantown were rigid or small-minded, but they were not evil. And neither, I suspect, was Eldred Sasserine.
Brittany Huckabee is an independent filmmaker and the director of THE MOSQUE IN MORGANTOWN.
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A native of Rochester, New York, writer, activist, and educator Amir Sulaiman is a member of Goodestuff Entertainment, an Atlanta based collective providing culturally relevant programming. With a political consciousness that is profound without being preachy and stately without being stand-offish, Sulaiman has garnered the respect of such notables as Kevin Powell who invited the riveting performer to open for his State of Black Men in America Tour Kickoff held at Rev. Dr. Barbara King's Hillside Chapel and Truth Center. Even media mogul Russell Simmons sat in awe as Sulaiman dropped science to a fervent audience during a recent taping of HBO's Def Poetry.
In addition to writing and recording, Sulaiman gives presentations and workshops. His presentation, The 40 Year Itch: The Harlem Renaissance, The Black Arts Movement and Modern Spoken Word, grounds the burgeoning spoken word movement in cultural, historic, and literary roots. He also molds the minds of youth teaching the elements of poetry, the power of voice, and style development. In his Communication Workshop, he explores the intricacy of human language and the process by which ideas travel from one mind to another. Sulaiman was an active participant in Goodestuff Entertainment's First Annual Southern Poetry Conference held at the historic Auburn Research Library as well as the Atlanta Congressional Debate.
Amir Sulaiman began writing poetry at the age of twelve. In 1996, he began performing at colleges, universities, bookstores, and coffee shops as a student at North Carolina A&T. In his sophomore year, he released his debut poetry collection Words of Love, Life, and Death. This early work distends across the broad canvas of truth, struggle, relationships, and poetry. During his tenure at NC A&T, Sulaiman's work was published in literary journals and collections including The Hazmat Review, All That Jazz, and Sauti Mypa.
After obtaining a B.A. in English from North Carolina A&T he moved to Atlanta, G.A and released his breakthrough CD "Cornerstore Folklore". Bolstered by the success of Cornerstore Folklore Tour-- which reached such cities as D.C., NY, Oakland, San Francisco, Norfolk, Richmond, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Raleigh, Greensboro—Sulaiman began whispering in the same breath of elders like Amiri Barka and solidified himself as a voice of light in the midst of a dark day.
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Glucosamine chondroitin dosage for dogs
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I am really unsure. I could tell you the amounts of
your dog, (ie
a 50lb dog it's 1000mg Glucosamine and 400mg Chondroitin, add or subtract percentages according to your dog's weight) and also that Boswellia can be used as an anti-inflammatory for dogs, but am not sure about Yucca. It's probably fine, but dogs can't take everything that would be OK for horses. I wish I knew. Anyway I can bump up your post in case anyone can help you.
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Also, in the event that it's OK to use a glucosamine with
product that you can buy OTC from the grocery or health food store, what would the
a 50 pound dog? I posted this to the Expert Forum but when I went back to see if I had a response I couldn't even find my post! LOL So I decided to re-post it here where I know how to find it again so I can actually read the responses I get!
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My dog weighed 28-30lbs and the correct dose for her was 500mg
per day. The vet said the 'human'
was fine to use, so long as the
was correct for the dog's weight. So it depends what your dog's weight is, how much you can increase the dose. As far as I can make out, dogs (and humans too) respond differently to Glucosamine. With some there are great results, and with some, not much improvement. You could mention this to your vet perhaps.
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I'm surprised
/Chondrotin didn't seem to work
her. Are you using the right
? I give my dog (who weighs 28lbs) 500mg Glucosamine, and 200mg Chondrotin every day without fail. (So you could calculate the correct dosage for your dog's weight, from that.) In her case she had an intermittent limp in her right leg, which was a throwback from a broken leg about 6 years ago. As soon as I started her on the supplement, after about 5 days (!) I noticed she didn't limp anymore.
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Please does anyone know the
? How many milligrams per pound body weight? Also, is it ok to give my dog the regular Glucosamine (which people take) as it is so much cheaper to buy that at the supermarket, than to get it from the vet, or to buy dog treats which contain it! Thanks for any help or suggestions, anyone. Ginger.
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She weighs 28lbs, and her dosage is 1 capsule per day (which is 500mg
, and 200mg
. So you could work out the dose
your dog's weight...for instance if he weighs twice that, give him 2 capsules, that would be 1000mg Glucosamine and 400mg Chondroitin) It has worked wonders for her, as she was starting to develop arthritis in a leg which was once broken, when she was 4 years old.
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In the UK it is possible to get dog-chew treats which contain glucosamine/
, and you can get different-sized ones which contain the right
. I don't know if you can get them where you live? Alternating heat pads/cold packs applied to the joint may help encourage circulation. So will massage. And it is a thought that you could take her to a Chiropractor. I have heard that they often produce helpful results.
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Came to med help to try to find some information about my old
poor hips. Both of us still get around pretty well, so
that I am thanking my lucky stars.
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There are better medications you can use in addition to
such as deramaxx and rimadyl. The human adult
glucosamine can be used on your pet.
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Another thing that won't do any harm is to start her on
supplements. This really works, and is completely natural. (if the arthritis is not TOO bad, the Glucosamine/Chondroitin can work wonders) You could ask your vet's advice about this, and about the correct dosage (I would give her the maximum for her weight.) But ask advice first.
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Ibuprofen is TOXIC to
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pain meds. from your Vet.....Your Vet will have a selection of meds to treat your girl's, what I beleive to be, Arthrititis....They work wonders.... The yellow bile is stomach acid and the Ibuprofen could possibly be damaging her stomach lining.....Usually, dogs vomit bile when they've gone too long without food.....She needs to be fed 2 meals a day and a snack before bedtime.....
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Some of them, yes. Glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM found with the "people" meds are fine for dogs. Just make sure to check with your vet on dosages. There are also senior dog foods that contain varying amounts of these ingredients you may want to try as well. You could also check with Dr. Cheng on the Pet Health board here at Med Help for dosages. Does your dog have osteoarthritis or something more serious like hip dysplasia?
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Please do try a
supplement daily. It might have very very good results. I know
a fact it has with my dog. She had a broken leg years ago (in her past life before I rescued her) Since then she has limped, and 'hitched' that leg from time to time, especially when the weather turned damp and cold. I started her with the supplement a few months ago in the Spring. I have not looked back! For testimony, she is leaping over hurdles 3-4 feet tall!
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She may need an anti-inflammatory drug, but you could certainly start her on a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement (I'm not precisely sure of the dosage per pound of the dog's weight, I can't quite remember, but years ago I started my dog on Glucosamine and Chondroitin, and worked out that for her weight -28lbs- 500mg Glucosamine, and 200mg Chondroitin was the correct maximum dosage for her.
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Firstly you could start him on
supplement. It really does help. You hear that the dog has to have taken it for a few weeks for there to be any noticeable change, but I have found it can take effect quicker than that. To give you an idea of dosage, my dog weighs 28lbs and I give her 500mg Glucosamine, and 200mg Chondroitin daily. If his weight is twice hers, or approximately, you can give double that dose.
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It may help, it may not, but it is safe for
as long as there is no underlying liver problem. Ask your vet about
. I've also had good results adding chondroitin and MSM. If you look in the vitamin aisle at your pet store, you'll find many arthritis supplements with these ingredients, so keep trying one until you hit on the right combination. I know some vets will advise giving plain aspirin, but in some dogs that can prove fatal by eating through the stomach wall.
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But don't give him any other type of human OTC pain reliever because they are just not formulated
. ALSO, if you take him to the vet and the vet prescribes a product called Rimadyl, do your research on it before giving it to him. Labrador retrievers are one of the breeds that are known to have adverse reactions to rimadyl, and sometimes the benefits just do not outweigh the risks in something like this. What you CAN do is to start giving him a glucosamine and chondroitin supplement.
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well it seemed she was doing because she would sometimes limp slightly and 'hitch' that leg a bit in cold damp weather) So I started her straight away on the maximum dosage for her weight of both
(That is 500mg
and 200mg
her weight which is 28lbs) I asked the vet could I use Human grade pills. He said yes the substances are exactly the same. The human ones are much cheaper than veterinary ones!
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If he is badly behaved with other dogs, then put him on a leash, don't stand for any nonsense, and don't let him free where there are other
, but cut him some slack. But please do be watchful
any pain he might have. A sign of pain can be : 'hunching' the body, with the tail tucked in low.....whining or yelping for no reason....not eating suddenly.
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I know that water therapy is often recommended
with arthritis (as well as humans) because it is non-impact and weight is supported by water. As carol411 said, he may be instinctively doing this, and then over-doing it because it doesn't cause him the pain that impact like running on dry land does. You might try a gentle massage for him when he's back from swimming. Other than that, I don't have much to offer!
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On NO ACCOUNT ever use human painkillers
(with the exception of Junior aspirin, they can be dangerous) Have you tried
and Chondroitin supplement? This is not a drug, as such, but a natural substance obtained from shellfish, and often has very good results with arthritis. Another thing you could try, which I have seen have VERY marked positive effects is a Homeopathic medicine called RHUS. TOX.
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He might start to sleep more, or not feel so much like jumping around. However, you could try
supplement to help his joint mobility. I wouldn't expect miracles from this, but who knows? For his cough, a Homoeopathic remedy might help. Homoeopathy can work exceptionally well with animals, is perfectly safe, has no side effects. It will either work, and work quite quickly, or just not work at all. But it might be worth trying. You could try DROSERA 6c. 2 tabs.
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I give my dog the
and Chondrotin, maximum
her weight. It has worked a treat with her! Mine has an old leg injury (her leg was broken once) which had just started giving some arthritic symptoms a couple of years ago now. But since the Glucosamine and Chondroitin she's been doing fine! I like your inventiveness with the Diapers! If it does the trick -that's what counts!
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As for
, you want to wait before you would give a puppy a high
of it as stated above. If you get the 1500mg Glucosamine and 1200mg Chondroitin break it in half and half in half till your puppy is 3 to 4 month old...at 4 months I give a half tablet to my Mastiff/Rottie mix and will increase her to a full tablet at 1 year of age. I have two Golden Doodles, 1 - American Bull Dog, and 1 - Mastiff / Rottie mix puppy. I do know FROMM has never, ever been recalled.
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) --Rear leg popped out of joint twice soon after we got him. (Been taking a Hip + Joint supplement of
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I know you want to do all you can
him - and you are doing just that. It is a very sad fact that
never live as long as we would like them to, and at 11 yrs, your best friend has done very well and I don't doubt has had a fantastic life. It's reassuring for the vet to say 'the time' has not yet come, so just enjoy what time you have with him for as long as it's possible and appropriate.
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I try to not let the pain keep me from doing things, but it comes a time that I just have to stop whatever I am doing. I have been taking
2 months now, and I don't feel or notice any difference so far, I know it takes time, but definitely I will find out next week. Maybe it is, like you said, a trigger or a catalyst. Are you on a study or just regular treatment? I ask because I was on treatment only for 24 weeks. Best wishes on your treatment.
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I don't normally look at what AT thinks, but I have to say, Zinnia, I'm glad you posted that last bit - it made me laugh out loud.
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I don't normally look at what AT thinks, but I have to say, Zinnia, I'm glad you posted that last bit - it made me laugh out loud.
Q. Hi A.T. I wonder what do you think of the current bachelor show and Andy proposing in the end, as he supposedly does. Thanks! (B. L.)
A. I believe ABC, and Andy himself, are doing a superb job of getting everyone excited over how nice and lovable he is. I am personally not taken by the media blitz and feel there is something about Andy that is just not right, once we overlook his overly cute remarks to the camera, impressive six pack, and Chris saying, as usual, this is the best Bachelor yet. I believe this show is going to have a highly edited and romantic ending that will slowly fizzle out once reality sets in and time has passed. Five or seven years from now the so-called Superman Andy will still be self-absorbed and this show will be history.
I honestly have not been watching every episode, therefore take my personal pinion with a grain of salt.
After almost 5 years of sharing my impressions of The Bachelor, and other reality based television shows, on this site, it is time to say goodbye.
Most of my readers know that history has always been a hobby of mine and, even though I was born in this country, I have always been a European at heart, ever since I took several European History classes, at a Spanish university, during the early 80's.
My family and I are lucky enough to have recently been given "the chance of a life time, as it is sometimes said on Reality Televisions shows and, after much consideration and planning, are going to take it. For this reason I am retiring from my present career. My family and I will soon move to a small coastal town, located in Northern Spain, where I will begin teaching Modern European History at a nearby university, my wife will open a local gourmet coffee shop, and our daughter will begin her first year at a nearby university.
During the five years our site has been opened it has received over 64,000 hits, according to our counter! I can not begin to thank our readers, supporters, and yes, even those interesting critics who, throughout these five years, have continued to make this project exciting for everyone involved. Thanks to my daytime office manager, and part-time volunteer interviewer, Wendy (known on some sites as Cristalballassistant), our dear friend, and sometimes proofreader, Jane (A.K.A. lightning2105), Eeps & the B-2 gang, our faithful readers, and all other volunteers who went on "this journey" with us, it has been a good ride and I will miss each and every one of you. May you have a blessed, happy, and fulfilling life.
I am going to miss reading AT's comments. I truly enjoyed reading what he had to say about this show, and he is the one that taught me my first sleuthing tool ~ watch the nonverbal communication by turning off the volume. Good luck to AT and his family! :yay
I too enjoyed AT. He didn't fall for the mumbo-jumbo stuff. He had Lorenzo right on. Andrew Firestone was his favorite bachelor, but he was sure that Andy and Ivana would NEVER get married (which is yet to be seen). Maybe the engagement made him hang up his shingle :lol
Really, I wish him and his family all the best, and it sounds like a terrific opportunity and one that he should love. He was a great history buff, and it was obvious that is where his heart was - not with ABC Bachelor.
Fare thee well, AT. It's been fun!
I loved his comments as well. Good Luck A.T.!
Q. Hi A.T. I surely miss your comments, especially in this Bachelor series! I was wondering if you saw the finale and what was your thoughts about it, if you did. Thanks and Ill miss you! (Bonnie)
A. Watching the finale, out of curiosity, I could not help feeling a certain happiness I did not waste my time tuning in every week for this.
I know a certain number of fans believe this is really a match made in heaven and the Officer and Gentleman is one of the best bachelors lately, but I can not count myself as part of this group.
Perhaps I should have been born a century ago, when a mans word was actually considered to be binding and a measure of his integrity. I may be wrong but thought I heard this officer (sorry, I cant call him a gentleman) tell two different women I love you while proceeding to kiss both in his slightly comical woodpecker style, one peck at a time.
I dont know in todays society what I love you means, if anything, but in my own world that means you actually have strong feelings for that woman and a real gentleman would not dump her the following night with a pre-fabricated feel-good sendoff. Real tacky, in my book!
Anyway, bottom line is I dont give these two TV-lovebirds much time together. Oh, theyll probably excite the fans for a while, with their made for TV romance, but I would actually be shocked if their love story actually held the test of time.
Someone should tell these ABC producers the once exciting Bachelor Series died a long time ago. All we are being subjected to is merely a heavily scripted soap opera.
Oh, I forgot; Keep an eye out for Lt. Andy, he is not as squeaky clean as the series made him out to be.
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So I followed the link and read a while.
As for Andy, even when not asked about Andy he mentioned he is only into himself because he is an athlete.
Something about Marathon people comments, sound off to me.
I was reminded of Danielles parents in the Marathon picture holding hands at the finish line and Andy saying now that is what family is about. This is so opposite of what A.T. implies.
Andy seemed to like the idea of exercising together. Tessa is a runner. I remember Tessa saying that her family would go for a run before opening Christmas presents. (Do not know if ture.) So I think she likes running as well.
Anyway, I found the athletic comments odd. Just wondering.
To bad I just discovered these post now.
From the link:
A. I believe it is possible Andy MD could have found someone on the show he really likes, and is excited about, but that is miles away from being in love.
You know, I have not even seen our dear self-absorbed Dr. on TV and can predict he is probably one of those individuals who laughs at his own phrases while expecting you to follow along. Also, while I believe it is OK to enjoy sports, I do not have much respect for individuals who are constantly trying to show off their physical prowess in athletic events.
Q. What do you think of Jen & Lorenzo and the possibility of any serious relationship? (Gail)
A. I personally believe there were no sparks on the nigh-of-all-nights much less now that they have been separated most of the time. They both have what I call a casual long distance friendship that will fizzle out in the near future.
I will also astonish all the readers by giving out one of my magical crystal ball futuristic insights and predict, before the series even begins taping, our next Bachelor is going to turn out to be an overachiever, in love with himself, who has the need to outperform others around him while thriving with the attention (most marathoners are like this). Some of the female fans will Ooooh and Aaaah every time he is shown shirtless with his gleaming six-pack, others will yawn and say he is a fake, like Aaron was, while our Officer & a Gentleman will meekly look at the camera and try to convince everyone he is just a poor sailor boy, who has a tough time finding girls, and is ready for that leap of faith that will take him straight to the altar. I feel sorry for the 25 bachelorettes already!
Oh, I have read A.T's predictions, and he is generally right on target with his views. :nod And I have to add that I agree with him..I just don't know what some think the word 'love' means anymore. It's used SO lightly, and this was obvious in this season, in particular. Tacky. Very tacky, I agree with you, A.T. :nod
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|Ammonium or Sodium persulfate
|Breaks gel to lower viscosity
|Corrosion inhibitor
|n, n-dimethyl formamide
|Prevents corrosion of the pipe
|Iron control
|Citric acid
|Prevents metal oxides precipitation
|Clay stabilizer
|Potassium or Quaternary chloride
|Creates a brine carrier fluid
|pH adjusting agent
|Sodium hydroxide or Potassium carbonate
|Maintains desired pH for crosslinker effectiveness
|Used for water recovery and preventing emulsions
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(PRWEB) December 09, 2013
Online Insurance Marketplace has released a blog explaining the advantages of no medical exam life insurance for seniors over 65 years old!
Life insurance without medical exam is available for seniors who are older than 65 years or for seniors who have pre-existing medical condition. Since funeral taxes have risen in the past decades, seniors have become an important demographic for life insurance companies who now sell different types of coverage for seniors.
Many seniors need life insurance to cover last expenses like funeral costs. A typical burial ceremony can cost up to 10,000. This is an important amount for any family to pay. This expense however can be covered by a simple life insurance policy. Life insurance plans provide a death benefit to the insured's beneficiaries after the policyholder has passed away. Seniors who do not have savings to cover funeral costs should purchase life insurance.
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Online Insurance Marketplace is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. It is unique in that this website does not simply stick to one kind of insurance carrier, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. This way, clients have offers from multiple carriers all in one place, this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.
For more information, please visit http://noexamlifeinsurers.com.


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Something for the weekend: 14-16 March 2014
Fashion month has drawn to a close which means we now have time to reflect on what, and who, we saw. With that in mind we've compiled our now seasonal list of front row award winners. Congratulations to all...
Best 'I don't care that she's wearing it too' face:
Anna Dello Russo and Giovanna Battaglia at Miu Miu party
ELLE Influencer dinner with Nike


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You had no idea you were missing this, did you?
Real estate is all about location, location, location. Even if it's real estate on retail shelves.
So the folks over at Celsius Inc. are freaking stoked that they got some totally awesome shelf space in Valero Corner Stores, Dude.
They didn't want their "negative calorie" drink lumped in with all those positive-calorie losers. They wanted to be in with the organic soft drinks and teas. Apparently San Antonio-based Valero tested this new "premium" placement in stores in Dallas (a.k.a. Poserville). The plastic and pretentious (I was born there) Dallasites responded favorably. Now Celsius will practically launch itself at you in 500 locations throughout Texas and Colorado.
Slurrrrp! Aaaaah!