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AvoDerm premium dog and cat food formulas are loaded with high quality meat proteins, wholesome grains, antioxidant nutrients plus vitamins and minerals for inside health and California avocados for healthy skin and coat on the outside.
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I feel good feeding my cats this food. I actually started my cats on this canned food since I got it on sale at Whole Foods. Once the sale was up, too expensive to be feeding two cats this food but they just seemed to love it. Plus in reading the ingredients, everything is so good for them especially having avocado oil in it. One of my cats fur seems to be softer after eating this now for about one month. I love these products and would highly recommend to other pet owners. Found the best price at chewy.com too! May 17, 2013
My cats love this food After dealing w multiple GI issues, vet bills, probiotics, ETC!!, I finally tried Avoderm. My two cats no longer have ANY GI issues and they do love this food. I would highly recommend it for any cat but especial one who has issues w vomiting and diarrhea. It has work for us!! December 16, 2012
This product is perfect for my cats with food allergies My cats have (different) food allergies (and one has a heart issue, treated with a compounded flavored chew). I am constantly searching for new foods with limited ingredients because manufacturers stop producing certain brands or flavors, or go out of business -- and I have to start my research all over again. So now, I'm rotating between Avoderm and Natural Balance pate formulas (the only formula that allows me to bury the compounded med into the food -- after the very first dose, my pet would not take them from my hand!) I am still experimenting with the food, but my pets seem to really like the chicken and oceanfish flavors, so I'm thrilled to have found Avoderm for them! March 15, 2014
He loves it! Yes, he gobbles it every time. Particularly the gravy. February 14, 2012
Cats love it and it's healthy My cats only eat canned food. This is their evening meal and they really like it. It makes me happy because it's nutritious and good for them. Their coats are better since they started eating AvoDerm. I like having it auto shipped so I don't have to think about when to order it. Thank you, Chewy! June 12, 2014
not a hit After several presentations none of my five cats would have anything to do with it. A real waste of money. April 14, 2014
Very good foods and cats love it! This is an excellent canned food and it is a good value. Chewy has the best price, so look no further! March 1, 2014
High Quality Catfood One of my cats will only eat this food. I researched foods because I wanted to avoid fillers and unhealthy grains. I'm very particular about the food I feed my cats. This food fits the bill. The cat who eats this is black and has a beautiful, shiny coat and is super soft. (Her vet and everyone who meets her always compliments how shiny she is.) December 5, 2013
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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Twist of Fate
Facing the Facts1 Reviews
"What exactly are you asking me Amber?"
Frank makes dinner and serves me grape juice in a wine glass. We sit on the bed and talk about baby plans as we eat. I want to name him James Michael. Frank doesn't argue about the name, actually he seems to like it. James Michael Iero…it fits. It's just who he is.
We also talk about the old days before we fell in love. We wonder if we would have done things different had we known we would have a kid together. Frank says he would have treated me better in elementary school and that he would have asked me out in middle school. I feel like if we had done anything different we wouldn't be where we are today.
When we finish dinner Frank takes the dishes back to the kitchen. I lean against the wall. Frank joins me a few minutes later, lifting up my shirt so he can look at my stomach. He runs his fingers over my bulging tummy.
"Frank?" I ask.
"Yeah, baby?" Frank replies as he kisses my belly button.
"If… If something happens to me… make sure the baby is okay."
Frank looks up at me from over my stomach, hiding half of his face behind it, "What exactly are you asking me, Amber?"
"Just make sure the baby is okay first… then take care of me."
Frank just nods.
We both know that the doctors are going to take care of the baby before me. He has a better chance of living. His heart is getting stronger. He can pull through. I might not. I just want Frank to be prepared. Even if I don't make it I want him to take care of James and love him as much as he loves me.
Frank's silence scares me. Sometimes I wish he'd just say what was on his mind. Sighing I run my finger's through his shaggy black hair. He's strong. He'll make it through. He'll raise our baby. Frank will make a wonderful father.
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Really good - my husband loved it, so it passed the test. I agree that it is very sweet - I used half the corn syrup it called for and next time will probably cut back on the sugar as well. I will definitely try adding more apples and cinnamon.
Apple-Pecan Pie Cobbler
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I used Molasses instead of corn syrup and it was Great, everyone loved it! I have made this several times and never have any left.
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2012 Kukulu Hale Awards
Recognizing Excellence in Hawaii's Commercial Real Estate Industry
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Lifetime Achievement – Holo Pono Award
David T. Pietsch, Jr.
When David Pietsch, Jr. took over the reins of Title Guaranty from his father, David T. Pietsch, Sr., in 1975, he embraced emerging, new technologies and envisioned the day when the 115 year-old family-owned company would become a one-stop shop for escrow services and when real estate transactions could be handled digitally.
In 1986, the company converted some 8 million documents to a computerized system, and in 1994, the company launched DocUtrieve, a massive document management system conceived by David Pietsch, Jr. By the late 1990s, he had directed the company's conversion to email, providing access – and training – for every employee.
Then, in 2000, David revolutionized the real estate industry when he unveiled Title Guaranty's online title and escrow program, TGExpress. The full-service, business-to-business website eliminated the myriad of paperwork and unnecessary duplication associated with real estate transactions; shortened the processing time for escrow and title services; and increased employees' productivity by 30 percent.
At the time, there was no other comparable system in the country, a fact not lost on the title industry, which presented Title Guaranty with its prestigious Discovery Award in 2000.
For many years, David provided the legislature with key insights into the real estate industry by assisting in the passage of legislation affecting 1031 exchanges, Good Funds Law, escrow regulations, and the streamlining of the Land Court System.
Today, thanks in large part to David's innovative and visionary leadership, the company remains at the forefront of Hawaii's title and escrow industry, handling the majority of the state's largest real estate transactions.
He retired as president of Title Guaranty Escrow last year, passing the day-to-day responsibilities to his brother, James Pietsch. But he remains active as chairman of Title Guaranty Escrow Services, Inc. and Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc.
NAIOP Hawaii asked him to share highlights of his career and insights about the future.
Q: Over the years, you have been responsible for some remarkable changes at Title Guaranty, initiating new ways for a 'seasoned' company – and Hawaii's real estate industry as a whole – to do business. What were some of the highlights for you?
DTP: Having TGEXPRESS win the Title Tech 2000 national Discovery Award for best new product and beating all the national vendors was no doubt one of our company's proudest achievements. Working with the TG staff in creating the first fully computerized RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act) form in the nation was another highlight for me.
Q: You made education a priority at Title Guaranty – both within the company and within the industry. Can you elaborate?
DTP: I quickly learned that if my clients were better educated, it made my business model work better. So TG annually sponsored seminars to insure that my staff and our clients were in sync. These seminars proved to be a key factor in the success of our companies.
Q: Beginning with your grandfather, the Pietsch family has been connected with the real estate industry since 1919. Are there succession plans in place for the next generation?
DTP: My brothers and I have spent many hours working on a plan to insure that the transition to the next generation is a success. The next generation must have master's degrees and will have to earn their new position in one of the family companies. They are known as the G3 group, and I look forward to them running the companies.
Q: Now that you are no longer involved with day-to-day operations at Title Guaranty, what activities or new projects keep you busy?
DTP: Since I am a "baby boomer", I have been trying to live up to our generation's reputation – traveling and visiting grandchildren on the mainland. I still have a vested interest in the TG family of companies, and I will continue to work with my brothers and the G3 group to ensure its continued success.
Perpetuating a Family Legacy: Highlights of David Pietsch Jr.'s 40-Year Career at Title Guaranty
David T. Pietsch, Jr. begins his career at Title Guaranty, after serving in the U.S. Army in Vietnam and earning an MBA from the University of Colorado.
David becomes President of Title Guaranty Escrow Services, Inc.
The company begins converting 8 million documents to its internal computerized system.
TG launches start-up DocUtrieve, Hawaii's first Real Estate document management system.
The real estate industry is revolutionized with the unveiling of TGExpress.
David retires as President of Title Guaranty Escrow Service, Inc., and is elected Chairman of Title Guaranty Escrow Services, Inc. and Title Guaranty of Hawaii, Inc.
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SEC Settlement Trends: 2H11
23 January 2012
By Dr. James A. Overdahl et al.
The latest report from NERA's ongoing analysis of trends in Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enforcement action settlements finds that the SEC reached a total of 682 settlements in fiscal year 2011 (FY11), almost unchanged from 680 settlements in fiscal year 2010. However, while the total number of FY11 settlements remained relatively constant, there has been a substantial shift in the composition of allegations. Since FY09, Trends authors have observed an increase in settlements with financial services firms for misrepresentations to customers or misappropriation of funds, and an offsetting decrease in settlements relating to public company misstatements.
The authors note that the three-year rise in the percentage of SEC settlements involving misrepresentations or misappropriation by financial services firms suggests a shift in the SEC's enforcement focus since the financial crisis began and the Madoff fraud was revealed. These types of settlements accounted for 41.6% of all SEC settlements in FY11, as compared to the FY03-08 average of 23.7%. Illegal offering and market manipulation cases were the second most common in FY11, representing 27.3% of settlements, the highest level since 2005. Public company misstatement settlements continued to decline for a fourth consecutive year, to 10.4% of total settlements, the lowest level since Sarbanes-Oxley was passed.
The report's findings are informed by NERA's proprietary database of settlements in SEC enforcement actions, which is based on litigation releases and administrative proceeding documents. SEC Settlement Trends: 2H11, historical SEC settlements data, and previous SEC settlement trends reports can be viewed on NERA Economic Consulting's Securities Litigation Trends website at www.securitieslitigationtrends.com.


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Jezebel was not alone in criticizing CNN's coverage of the study. The Washington Post's Alexandra Petri sounded a little more than sarcastic when she wrote, "What if there's an accident at the hormone factory and we wind up electing Michael Fassbender and doing unspeakable things to Medicaid?" New York Magazine's Kat Stoeffel quipped, "Female voters! Kindly tell Nate Silver the date of your last period and your relationship status so he can figure out once and for all who's gonna win this thing November 6." MSNBC's Jamil Smith tweeted, "CNN should be embarrassed for even asking whether hormones drive women's votes, much less publishing a post about it." There's plenty more where that came from.
Well, the obvious solution to publishing something unpopular is to unpublish it, right? That's what CNN did on Wednesday evening. "After further review it was determined that some elements of the story did not meet the editorial standards of CNN," the network said. The story's author, Elizabeth Landau rose to her own defense in the meantime, explaining on Twitter that she "was reporting on a study to be published in a peer-reviewed journal & included skepticism" in her coverage. "I did not conduct the study," she said. That's sort of like publishing a story about the other people justifying white supremacists and then explaining, "I didn't say those racist things."
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When attractive people do it:
When I do it:
And you think: "if you can read my thoughts, cough once."
- Someone confessed to me
- Someone gave me chocolates
- Someone gave me letters
- Someone gave me roses
- Someone asked me on a date
99% of the time I reblog.
1% of the time I post shit that nobody reads.
All the rich girls strutting with their shopping bags like:
All the stoner guys hogging the benches looking like:
All the ghetto girls talking loud like:
All the mean girls staring down everyone else like:
All the pervy old men are staring at you like:
And then there's me.
But it would be pretty weird asking myself.
when guests are over
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Good Question: Quick and Easy Salad With Ripe Peaches?
Laure from AT: Los Angeles wrote to us yesterday with an excellent question about fresh peaches. She writes:
I have some incredible perfectly ripe peaches that I desperately want work into a green salad. I know I've eaten one before and it was delicious (hmm was it paired with goat cheese, I can't remember). Do you have any favorite peach related green salad recipes that are along the lines of: rip up the peach, throw in some nuts and green stuff, toss in a dressing and you're ready to go?
Laure, fresh peaches in a green salad sound great. We're jealous - fresh peaches aren't in season here yet.
We have a couple of thoughts. First of all, you could easily improvise by following our rule of thumb with salads: something salty, something sweet, something soft, and something crunchy. In this case the goat cheese is soft, the peaches are sweet (and soft), and you could add pistachios for salty and crunchy. Hold to this partially with the vinaigrette too; balance some good olive oil with a touch of vinegar or lemon juice and some salt and pepper. Add a dash of sugar if you want it sweeter. The key is to taste as you go along.
Another good vinaigrette is in this recipe:
• Recipe: Spinach, Peach and Walnut Salad
This one calls for dried peaches, so there is more liquid than you would need her. We plumped up our dried peaches with wine and orange juice. But you could follow the general format
If you want try grilled peaches, take a look at Emily's LA farmers market report. Grilled peaches with goat cheese! Delicious!
• LA Farmers' Market Report: Peaches and Goat Cheese
And finally, you can also take a look at this Epicurious recipe for inspiration:
• Garden Greens With Yellow Tomatoes And Peaches
Related: LA Farmers' Market Report: Peaches and Goat Cheese
(Image: Brigitte Sire for Bon Appétit)
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Laure, I made a great salad with peaches the other night. I put some balsamic vinegar in a fry pan, added a little sugar, and reduced it to a syrupy consistency. Then I threw in sliced peaches until they were warm and covered in the glaze. Drizzle some greens, nuts (I had cashews on hand) and some cheese, if you want, with a little bit of olive oil, then put the peaches with balsamic on top.
I peeled my peaches, by the way. Seemed to go better that way with the balsamic glaze.
My favorite is made of peaches, thinly sliced red onions, roquette, fresh basil, proscuitto slices and mozzarella di buffala in a honey, white vinegar and olive oil vinaigrette.
Another variation which my family are having tonight is from Jamie Oliver.
A salad assembled from...
- Mixed greens and mint leaves dressed with lemon juice and olive oil
- fresh torn mozzarella (with or without crumbled chili)
- ripe peach sliced
- Sliced proscuitto (we broil it first)
Served with olive bread.
I posted a FANTASTIC recipe on my blog awhile back. It is a must try. http://domesticreflections.blogspot.com/2008/06/new-salad-obsession.html
My favorite salad has greens, roasted beets, sliced fresh peaches, and feta. The saltiness of the feta with the sweet peaches and earthy beets is just perfect to me. I usually toss in some torn and toasted pita and maybe some fresh basil and corn if I have it on hand.
Dressing can be simple: basic vinaigrette for me usually.


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N.J. man charged with DUI, leaving scene in KillingtonFebruary 09,2014Josh O'Gorman
Staff Writer
KILLINGTON - A New Jersey man is facing a slew of charges after allegedly crashing his vehicle while intoxicated Saturday morning.
Travis Hudson, 22, of Tom River, N.J., is scheduled to appear March 31 in Rutland criminal court to answer charges of drunken driving, providing false information to police and leaving the scene of an accident.
At approximately 8:24 a.m., state police responded to a report of a crash on Roaring Brook Road, where they found an abandoned Honda CR-V, off the road and surrounded by beer cans, police said. The vehicle had traveled off the road and struck several signs and trees, but the driver was nowhere to be found, police said.
In the afternoon, Hudson came to the State Police Barracks in Rutland, where he denied drinking prior to the crash, despite appearing intoxicated, police said.
In addition to the criminal charges, police also issued Hudson tickets for failing to stay on the road and for leaving beer cans and other debris at the site of the abandoned vehicle.MORE IN This Just InThe Associated Press Full StoryThe Associated Press Full StoryStaff Report Full Story
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Everyone needs to take a sabbatical from WoW from time to time. I went so far as to making a new alt that is a duplicate class as my main.
BTW: No one should give out their Real ID to anyone that they do not see outside of WoW. You never know when one of your "trusted officers" will go psycho and create toons with your real name and stalk you passed a year after you kicked them. She is has also created accounts on many social networks with my last name and her first name so save yourself the trouble and keep your ID to yourself and real life friends and family.
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wow... or just don't put your real name on your Real ID. I use my nickname and last initial. I did that when I set up my account because I wasn't sure exactly what other people could see and didn't want any crazy drama. I am super cautious about my online presence and tend to us on my nickname when signing up to sites.


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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- The Lady Mocs are off to the big dance and the Chattanooga men are searching for a new head coach.
"We have looked forward to it all season. We knew it was coming. They have worked so hard, we're excited and we're packed to stay until Tuesday morning," said life-long Lady Mocs fan, Jane Heavener.
Heavener has never been to Texas, but as she said, she'll follow the ladies anywhere.
Fans going and staying sent the Lady Mocs off in style Thursday at Tac Air South. Next stop: a date with Nebraska in the opening round of the NCAA Women's Tournament.
The Lady Mocs are making their 14th trip to the big dance and second in four seasons.
Back home in Chattanooga, things are different for the UTC men as they deal with the reality of three straight losing seasons.
John Shulman and UTC have parted ways. He leaves the second most winning coach in school history, but with a losing record.
Shulman said, "You can remember the two NCAA Tournaments or the four regular season titles or beating Tennessee, but please remember me as a coach who cared and loves people."
To quote Mark Wiedmer with our partner at the Times Free Press, "Shulman was Mocs hoops at its best and worst."
And since "its best" not only have season ticket sales dropped nearly a third, but average attendance has also been on a downward slope.
The UTC brass will start a nationwide search, but in the meantime all focus will be with the Lady Mocs.
"Go Lady Mocs," added Heavener before boarding the plane to Texas.
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