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Calling a budget instantly — good, bad, important, nonevent, sparkler, dud, too political, pitch perfect — can backfire. A package of measures that seems convincing right after a Chancellor has sat down can unravel when a few days have passed.
As yet, there's no hint of hidden horrors to come. It seems a pretty straightforward, if eye-watering, budget. Thus far it has the done Chancellor's reputation a large favor.
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'What, then, is that which makes a man free from hindrance and makes him his own master? For wealth does not do it, nor consulship, nor provincial government, nor royal power; but something else must be discovered. What then is that which, when we write, makes us free from hindrance and unimpeded? "The knowledge of the art of writing." What, then, is it in playing the lute? "The science of playing the lute." Therefore in life also it is the science of life. You have, then, heard in a general way: but examine the thing also in the several parts. Is it possible that he who desires any of the things that depend on others can be free from hindrance? "No". Is it possible for him to be unimpeded? "No." Therefore he cannot be free.'
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If we accept the doctrine that we should only worry about the things we control, since it is in the things we control that our emotions are expended the most productively, and that otherwise, we are wasting energy if we cannot influence or change the outcome, it logically follows that we should not worry about those things which are partially or wholly due to circumstance and the judgements of others. The Stoic concept of freedom is not a freedom from external restraints but a freedom from internal distress. Only the latter results in self-mastery. The Stoic freedom is self-mastery: deliberating before you act instead of being conditioned to act on impulse. The freeman uses his/her executive functions to mediate between his/her emotions and external stimuli while the slave, and this is only in an analogous sense, instinctively acts on every emotion that is provoked in him/her.
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The perception of Stoicism that most people have is a caricature of the philosophy. They think of the man who tries, and perhaps somehow manages, to not feel pain in the face of intense heat or cold, or sickness or wounds; who is also indifferent to pleasure. I turned to the actual men who taught and practiced the philosophy, and although I did find a certain indifference to pleasure and pain, it was not the most important thing. The most important thing was to live in accordance to Nature. Reason is valued as much as it is because the fundamental "nature of Nature" is Logos, or Reason. The Logos was evident to the ancients in the structure of the cosmos as they understood it, a cosmos that resembles the horoscope used in astrology. The Logos is evident to us as the mathematical basis for reality as understood by astrophysics. I desired to proceed beyond an intellectual understanding of the Nature of the Stoics, to a more mystical perception. Nature to the Stoic is not only Logos, but it is the World Soul or Anima Mundi. Every part of the World Soul participates in the character of the entire Soul, and in humanity it is the faculty of reason that corresponds to the Logos. Mysticism is an expression of the human longing to become one with God, or in this case the Anima Mundi. When we begin to have a mystical perception that the World Soul and I are one, then every event that occurs, and every thing that happens to me, is seen as nothing else but the action of the Soul, the Soul that I myself am, and acceptance of every action and event is a form of religious devotion. The religious devotion that is implicit in the dry theories of Stoicism ensures that the thoughts of a man like Marcus Aurelius are not dry thoughts, but are felt to be extremely human, and expressive of humanity at its best. We feel the nobility of the mind and heart of Marcus Aurelius, and the example of the finest expression of humanity draws us to want to emulate him. We are drawn to the life of reason by the image of the true man, much more than the wish to escape suffering through a philosophy.
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Zelda's Link. His world is under the thumb of the powerful sorcerer Ganondorf but Link won't give in, he has the courage to face a fear filled world and fight it. He is the hero after all. The sages put their hopes in him and were wise to do so.
Dumbledore was the first person to tell Harry Potter that a thing will become less terrifying if its name is used. He appears and everything seems like it is going to be okay.
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This morning the skies have opened and rain drops are pummeling the three skylights above my desk and over my head. From the large window directly in front of me, I watch the leaves dance about, up and down, to and fro, as the big fat droplets hit them on their destination to earth. Out of the window to my right, I survey the rain gush from the porch overhang. The sound of the rain on the skylights join with the cascading rain cadence and together they make a symphony of rain and sky. It is sheer music to my ears and senses.
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Jimmie, Joy, and Joshua played beautifully at a recent recital. Jimmie's piece was Tribal celebration, Joy's piece was Dance of the Spiders, and Joshua's piece was Takin It Easy. Proud of you three!!
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The opinion of the court was delivered by: Hon. Jerome B. Simandle
This matter comes before the court upon Defendant City of Atlantic City's motion for reconsideration [Docket Item No. 41] of the Court's denial of Defendant Atlantic City's motion for summary judgment as to Plaintiff William R. Glass's claims that Defendant Atlantic City ("Defendant" or "Atlantic City") violated his First Amendment and common law rights when it transferred him from his position as Deputy Chief of the Special Operations Division to a Deputy Chief position in the Support Services Division of the Atlantic City Police Department and stripped him of all job responsibilities and ability to participate in the work of the Department. See Glass v. Snellbaker, No. 05-1971(JBS), 2007 WL 1723472 (D.N.J. June 14, 2007) ("the June Opinion"). The Court has considered all submissions, and for the reasons that follow, shall deny Defendant's motion for reconsideration:
1. Local Civil Rule 7.1(i) of the United States District Court, District of New Jersey, governs motions for reconsideration. The rule requires that the moving party set forth the factual matters or controlling legal authority that it believes this Court overlooked when rendering its initial decision. L. Civ. R. 7.1(i). Whether to grant reconsideration is a matter within the district court's discretion, but it should only be granted where such facts or legal authority were indeed presented but overlooked. DeLong Corp. v. Raymond Int'l, Inc., 622 F.2d 1135, 1140 (3d Cir. 1980), overruled on other grounds by Croker v. Boeing Co., 662 F.2d 975 (3d Cir. 1981); Williams v. Sullivan, 818 F. Supp. 92, 93 (D.N.J. 1993). The purpose of a motion for reconsideration "is to correct manifest errors of law or to present newly discovered evidence." Harsco Corp. v. Zlotnick, 779 F.2d 906, 909 (3d Cir. 1985), cert. denied, 476 U.S. 1171 (1986). A motion for reconsideration is improper when it is used solely to ask the court to rethink what it has already thought through -- rightly or wrongly. Oritani Savings & Loan Assoc. v. Fidelity & Deposit Co., 744 F. Supp. 1311, 1314 (D.N.J. 1990)(citing Above the Belt v. Mel Bohannan Roofing, Inc., 99 F.R.D. 99, 101 (E.D. Va. 1983)), rev'd on other grounds, 989 F.2d 635 (3d Cir. 1993). Nor is reconsideration warranted when the moving party simply recapitulates the cases and arguments considered by the court prior to rendering its initial decision. Carteret Sav. Bank v. Shushan, 721 F. Supp. 705, 706-07 (D.N.J. 1989).
2. Defendant Atlantic City argues that the Court mistakenly construed Atlantic City's position on whether Plaintiff was an affiliate of the PBA and that the error merits overturning the Court's decision on the viability of Plaintiff's First Amendment claim. Atlantic City claims that Plaintiff, as a Deputy Chief, was not permitted to be a member of the police officers' union and therefore could not have taken any protected union activity. Defendant both misconstrues the Court's standard on a motion for summary judgment and misstates the Court's legal ruling on Plaintiff's union activity.
3. First, on Defendant's motion for summary judgment, the Court construed the disputed facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiff, as it did. In this case Plaintiff has alleged that he was a bona fide member of the PBA. Thus, even if Defendant's position were to the contrary, the Court could not have credited that position on Defendant's motion for summary judgment. Second, the Court explained, regardless of Plaintiff's membership in the union, Plaintiff alleged that he associated with the union, in an informal manner, by supporting their activity and speech. The Court held in its June Opinion that such association was protected First Amendment activity, under Healy v. James, 408 U.S. 169, 181 (1972). Defendant's related argument that New Jersey law does not permit Plaintiff to be both a manager and a formal affiliate of the PBA has already been addressed by this Court; because there is a First Amendment right to association, it does not matter that New Jersey law may ban formal membership in the union. Of course, the First Amendment prevails, even if the statute were read to conflict with the kind of association Plaintiff alleges he engaged in here, which Defendant appears to argue.
4. Further, Defendant argues that it should have used an unpublished Third Circuit Opinion, decided prior to the Supreme Court's decision in Garcetti v. Ceballos, 126 S.Ct. 1951 (2006), to determine what constitutes protected conduct, instead of Garcetti. Unpublished opinions of the Court of Appeals are nonprecedential in any event. Of course the Supreme Court's decision is binding on the Court and Atlantic City does not have a valid argument that the Court misapplied the law in its June Opinion.
5. Finally, Defendant raises new issues in regard to Plaintiff's contractual claims and misconstrues the Court's prior denial of summary judgment on those claims. First, Atlantic City had previously argued the contract claims failed because there was no retaliation, as a matter of law. The Court rejected that argument on Defendant's motion for summary judgment, viewing the facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiff. The Court found that the facts alleged, if proved, could reasonably be found to amount to retaliation. Second, as indicated, the Court has not ruled on the validity of Plaintiff's contract claims; rather, the Court has merely denied summary judgment to Atlantic City on them because Defendant failed to show there is no genuine issue of material fact.
6. Accordingly, there is no basis for reconsideration under Local Rule 7.1(i) and the motion shall be denied. An accompanying Order shall be entered.
Jerome B. Simandle U.S. District Judge
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Wow, I'm getting slack aren't I? The past couple of weeks have been pretty full on, and I'm amazed that I'm here as sane and stable as I am at this point in time! So just a quick wrap up of what has been going on ...
Mum was hospitalised last week, with chest pains - she's ok now, following up on some Dr's appointments, but it was very scary seeing such a strong and capable woman lying in a hospital bed scared and helpless. Thanks to everyone who sent well-wishes to me, I really appreciate all your thoughts and prayers. So that was monday - she was home on Tuesday, and Kieran was in hospital for his orthodontic surgery on Wednesday. The surgery itself went ok, but he doesn't react well to anaesthesia (spelling??), so it was very scary to see him laying there, semi-conscious in recovery, and not to be able to do a thing to help him (can you sense the theme of my week?) Still welling up a bit at the thought of it actually!! That whole night was not great for him (despite the spectacularly funny face plant as he tried to stand up and tumbled over the lounge, then went back to sleep completely oblivious) but by the next day he was getting back to his usual obnoxious self. I did take the rest of the week off work though - I think the stress of it all just got to me, and my body shut down. SO, I was more than ready for the weekend, and the Scrapgirls retreat!! I had a total blast, and it totally reminded me how much I love my friends - they are just awesome, and I'm so grateful for them. So here is a copy and paste version of my weekend, taken from the post I made at LSBS.
The weekend was SOOO awesome, you won't even believe it. We did some great classes – a cool altered clock class run by Sheree which was great, a calendar class (I think Nic might have been the only one to do this though out of us lot!!) and a couple of other kit type ones – the BEST by far, though, (sorry Sheree!!) was Alison Shearer's mini book/folder class … it's too cool for words, really! Alison is such a great teacher – Nic and I are becoming her groupies!! Lol I haven't taken pics of my projects yet, but I know Nic's clock, plus some of her other layouts are already in the gallery.
So that's the serious scrapping stuff … now for the rest. We played bingo … Sheree was no good at calling out the words (she kept calling the wrong ones) so Kylie was put in charge. Friday night was an early night for me – I went to bed at 3am, while Cath and Nic powered on till 4. I say powered on … what I mean is, Nic powered on, while Cath shuffled papers around and kept her company. LOL. Not much scrapping went on there!! Saturday arrived, and so did Sharon … and you would have thought that Nic won the lottery! You've never seen anyone more excited in your life – we joked for the rest of the weekend that they were conjoined twins, and Cath and I felt bad for separating them. They slept on opposite sides of the same wall on Saturday night, and you would have thought that woodpeckers were invading, or someone was trying to send morse code signals … LOL. We didn't get to bed on Sunday morning until we heard the roosters crow – it was about 4.30 when we headed to our rooms, and much later than that when the tapping stopped and the snoring started.
You have never seen musical chairs in your life like we played it at Meroo. It was combat musical chairs. Bodies were flying, private parts were groped – it certainly needed an M rating. And that was before we saw the prize that Nic got for winning – otherwise the rest of us would have fought harder! I do know that Cath was NOT impressed with the choice of music (Hi-5), but you couldn't tell from the enthusiasm with which she was grooving and shaking around those chairs with. Maybe she was just trying to put us off!! Lol Sheree got some pics, so hopefully she'll share them with us.
I demo'ed my first SU card!! It was pretty simple, but a few people made one, and they seemed to really like it, so I was a happy camper. I don't have pics of that yet, but I'll find them when I eventually unpack my scrapping stuff.
Our motto for the weekend??? Scrapping is a contact sport. There's nothing soft about it!! I know I've missed a LOT of stuff – but I'm at work, and I should probably go and earn some money. Some other highlights included a demonstration of Cath's superior negotiation skills, Sharon and Nic doing their best on-stage performance of a Robbie song (of which there were MANY over the weekend!!!), and my ever-so graceful tumble UP the stairs as we were packing up to come home. I tell you, I can't WAIT for the Little Scrapbook Shop retreat – it's going to be totally awesome!! It's at the same venue as Scrapgirls, and I know that Cath is going to have some AMAZING stuff organised for us. Check out LSBS for some info if you are interested in joining us!
So after the retreat, it was back to work for the week - lots of running around, not much of a chance to organise anything meaningful though, and I got to the athletics carnival on Friday with a sense of relief. It was a great day - I was on Shot Put with a good friend, so we had a fun time. Friday night drinks across the road are becoming a bit of a regular event which we all enjoy, and after running around on Saturday to soccer, Kieran's high school for a uniform sale (OMG, what people will do for half price uniform, it put the Myer Boxing Day sales to shame!!!), then dancing with Kelsey before heading to Cath's for a great afternoon - no scrapping, but lots of great conversation. Love you, Cath!!
Oh yeah, I almost forgot - HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!! I hope all you mothers out there had a great day, and all you aunties, god mothers, good friends who help and support other people with their kids, school teachers, child care workers ... it takes a village to raise a child, as somone famous once said (who WAS that???) and I'm so grateful for all the women around me who help me out, so I'm celebrating all of them today, not just the ones who are biologically mothers.
I had a great day - breakfast in bed (which I normally hate, but minimal crumbs on the sheets this morning, so that's good!) The classic quote for the day:
Kelsey: Mummy, you're going to have a surprise breakfast! We're having muffins.
Kieran: Good on you, Kelsey, you just told her!
Kelsey: It's ok, she doesn't know about the bacon and egg....
I PMSL at the look on her face when she realised that she'd given it away - she's too cute!
I got the most beautiful framed portrait of the kids for mothers day, which I didn't even know had been taken - Dennis had organised it while I was away last weekend. He even got extra copies in a few different sizes, so that I can scrap them - what a gem! Plus an assortment of handmade cards, and an address book and pen from Kelsey from the school fete - I'm a happy camper. We had lunch at my sisters place with my parents, and my sister in law's family, and it was great - really relaxed and fun. Home to a nap on the lounge, and to watch TJ get evicted from Big Brother - what could be better?
Wow, this has turned into a very long post ... I'll finish off with some layouts that I did last weekend. Totally loving everything I did, which is unusual for me!
This layout was made with the challenge pack that we were given - can't remember the papers, but I really like them. This was also made using a sketch from Little Book of Sketches - LOVE the resources there!
This second layout was done using the scraps left over from the first layout, and this is one of my faves - I love these pics of Kelsey!
This one is a pic that I know some people will recognise -I think it's about the third time I've scrapped it. Yes, I know, with the amount of photos I have I should really scrap something else. This is the first time I've used Stampin' Up! papers, and they are VERY nice - this layout is all SU stuff, the pp, cs, chipboard (yes chipboard in the new catty -very very nice!!) and of course stamps. Cool, huh??
And this last one, a quick and fun one of Tay splashing around - she's such a cutie!
K everyone, that's it from me today - if you've read this far, give yourself a pat on the back, and leave me a comment, I've got some lovely cards I've made here from the retreat that need a home! I'm going to pick someone at random to send one to. Take care, and have a great week!
Sorry to say..... its time.....
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
I live for mornings like that!
The morning started off normal. I went for a run and came home just as Joe as about ready to leave. After a quick breakfast with my boys, I decided to do my pilates workout. When that was over and the boys were STILL playing nicely together I snuck up to the kitchen to get some things done. By 11:00 AM I had made a lasagna that was ready to be baked for dinner, prepared FHE treats (PB bar cookies with PB and chocolate frosting...mmmm!) and done all of the dishes! And the boys were STILL playing together. I went to check it out to see what was causing all of the giggling, I was suspicious by this point!
Sam had pulled the mattress from his old toddler bed (we just got bunkbeds and so now he's on a regular mattress) out of the closet. He had put it in his doorway at the end of the hallway. They piled all the blankets and pillows that they could find on top of it and were running from the end of the hallway and diving. A bit of mess but all very harmless and they were having such a good time...TOGETHER! It gave me hope that they can actually be in the same room for more than a minute without annoying eachother!
I love being a mom and I love these little monsters so much! I wouldn't trade anything in the world for my happy little family. I need to document moments like that because sometimes we need a reminder, right?
Monday, January 26, 2009
My Favorite Sam-isms
For example, he was describing to his G&G Lodge on the webcam yesterday how he felt about going to Sunbeams for the first time. He said that he was "rather nervous" and Grandpa about fell off his chair he looked so surprised to hear such a grown up statement.
Or, another favorite is when he refers to Andrew as "adorable"
Monday, January 12, 2009
Change is Good!!!
So, here's to new friends, callings, leaders, everything!
Joe's just hoping the he ends up back in nursery, his 2 months in the Elder's Quorum presidency was apparently long enough, he missed the toys and snacktime!
Monday, January 5, 2009
Not My Idea of Fun!!!
He was so nervous once we had him dressed in the little hospital gown (puppy in hand, thank goodness they let him take that with him!) and he watched as the little boy ahead of him was led down the hallway, away from his parents. But, miraculously, when it was his turn he went with them just as easily. I was picturing a scene that involved them carrying him away kicking and screaming, literally, but he surprised me! What a brave boy! The surgery went fine (of course) and we eventually went to the recovery room as he was waking up. He was miserable and disoriented. We'd been there several hours and I was starving, that combined with the hospital smells and seeing my little boy in pain, well, I passed out. Almost. I was sitting in a chair so I'm not completely sure, if I was completely gone or not. But, they brought me a stretcher and made me lay down and breath through an oxygen mask. Talk about HUMILIATING!!!
Sam did remarkably well drinking his juice and they let us go pretty soon. That day and the next went just as I thought they would. He was fine, a little grumpy and didn't like to eat or drink, but nothing unexepected. The next morning I realized that he was looking a little....shall we say....stoned. He was still on the prescription meds (doctors orders!) but he looked awful. It was like someone had taken over my little boys body and it really scared me. So we decided to ease him off those on to Tylenol. That's when the misery started, I swear he was going through some sort of withdrawals. He was grumpy like I'd never seen, refused to eat or drink anything and wasn't sleeping. Luckily, I can report that today, day 7, is marginally better. Joe's back to work, we are back to our old routine and I'm starting to see glimpses of the old Sam returning.
I guess that I should have prepared myself better, of course surgery wasn't going to be easy for a 3-year-old!


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Goodbye, Darkness: A Memoir of the Pacific War
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- In this intensely powerful memoir, America's preeminent biographer-historian, who has written so brilliantly about World War II in his acclaimed lives of General Douglas MacArthur (American Caesar) and Winston Churchill (The Last Lion), looks back at his own early life and offers an unrivaled firsthand account of World War II in the Pacific, of what it looked like, sounded like, smelled like, and, most of all, what it felt like to one who underwent all but the ultimate of its experiences.
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So, once a year I watch #RedvsBlue "straight through" in its entirety, usually for the premier of the latest season. I call this #TheGreatRewatch for obvious referential reasons. Sometimes this is also what I do to get other people hooked on the show. It has worked so many times and watching them go from the BGC to the Recollection is the most rewarding. I will eat their unhappiness.
This year it will be a little different.
This year I'm watching it all in anticipation/preparation for the arrival of my copy of Season 15 and the inevitable review of it. Yeah, I am finally getting around to it for reasons I've outlined before. The short version is I need to watch it as a movie and then with commentary. I'll also be taking notes for my RvB Datafiles (including but not limited to the Red vs Blue Elaborated Timeline parts 2 & 3). This might be the most academic Great Rewatch I have done ever.
...Of all time.
But I've gotten so used to doing this with someone that frankly, I might feel lonely doing it alone. So I'm not.
I'm brining you all along for the ride with me. I'll be doing my best to tweet out my super-fan re-reactions and all the little things. Those tweets will serve as notes to be assembled here on the community site to be forever immortalized.
So, if you'd like, follow along over @ PinkGeek008 on twitter or you can just join me here after each season is viewed and the notes are compiled.
Won't you?
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Report on the Situational Analysis for Commonwealth Bank of Australia(Cba)
This report is concerned with situational analysis in CBA. This analysis is important part of marketing plan. All business needs to take action which helps them keep good position on the market. Before taken any action analysis has to be made. Answers and data which were obtained during analysis can help chose strategies, which help achieve objectives. At the beginning will be presented brief history of CBA.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) supports sector with their following industries such as banking, financial and investment service. Founded in1911 as a government bank, received the first guarantees of the federal government. The first bank branch was opened in Meloburne-July 1912. In 1913 there were already branches in all six states. In 1916, its headquarters is moved to Sydney. Area served to the NZ, Indonesia, Vietnam, UK, USA, China, and Hong Hong, Singapore. In the years 1991-1996 the bank is privatized. However, although it is already a public company, its name does not end with "Limited". Since 12 September 1991 in the Australian stock exchange. The bank is known in the marketplace for its better client services. In 2003, the bank received NSW Australian Tele services Centre of the Year Award (About us 2008). In 2008 CBA buy BankWest by 2.1 billion $ MISSION
Commonwealth Bank's mission statement is to deliver matchless services to its clientele, outstanding value to shareholders and friendliness to the culture and also an ameliorating knowledge to its workers (About us 2008). The group mainly focuses on attracting more customers through undertaking value business with each customer. This is achieved by given that hand-outs which are oriented towards the client needs and also through the adoption of a multi-channel distribution network. The group tries to provide value services through innovation and on-line leadership. For this reason, the bank looks for brilliant teams. VISION
The management of CBA want, that CBA to be...
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Warning Signs:
You are often times the best judge as to when your pet is not feeling well. Assuring your pet's daily well-being requires regular care and close attention to any hint of ill health.
The American Veterinary Medical Association therefore suggests that you consult your veterinarian if your pet shows any of the following signs:
Dental Health:
Studies show that by age three, more than eighty percent of dogs and seventy percent of cats have experienced dental and/or gum disease. Bad breath could be an early warning sign of gingivitis, which leads to dangerous periodontal disease.Prevention is the key to helping pets maintain good oral health.
The American Veterinary Dental Society recommends that pet owners follow three important steps:
We must vaccinate our pets to protect them from several highly contagious and fatal diseases. Experts agree that widespread use of vaccines within the last century has prevented death and disease in millions of animals.
Young puppies and kittens are highly susceptible to infectious diseases as their natural immunity acquired through their mother's milk gradually wears off. For the first few months of life, animals should receive a series of vaccinations, usually 3-4 weeks apart, to decrease the risk of infection and to provide optimal protection against disease. Our veterinarians typically administer the final vaccine of the series to 16-week-old puppies and 12-week-old kittens and ferrets.
Traditionally, annual vaccinations were considered normal and necessary for dogs and cats. Through medical advancement, veterinarians have learned more about vaccines and their effect on immune systems; there is increasing evidence that the immunity triggered by some vaccines may provide protection beyond one year. However, other vaccines may fail to stimulate immunity for a full year, depending on exposure risks. Therefore, your veterinarian will tailor a vaccination program specifically for your pet to help maintain a lifetime of infectious disease protection.
Most pets respond well to vaccines, although some do experience adverse reactions. Usually, these reactions are mild and short-term; symptoms include fever, sluggishness, reduced appetite, swelling, and pain at the injection site. Vaccination is not without risk; however, failure to vaccinate leaves your pet vulnerable to lethal, preventable diseases.
Internal Parasites
Internal Parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, whipworms, and heartworms can live inside your pet, rob your animal of vital nutrients, and cause organ disease. This may lead to abnormal symptoms, poor appetite, decreased energy, failure to thrive, serious anemia, organ failure, and even death. Puppies and kittens are especially susceptible to parasite infestation; however, this can be controlled, treated, and prevented.A fecal analysis or blood test may help diagnosis a parasite problem. Some parasites are transmissible to humans, especially children. Your veterinarian can discuss an appropriate, strategic internal parasite prevention program to protect the entire family.
External Parasites
External parasites include those pesky fleas, ticks, lice, or mites, among others. Some can be rather obvious, while others need a microscope for diagnosis.
Fleas are acrobatic pests that jump onto dogs, cats, and even humans. The development of the flea from egg to adult ranges from 14 to 140 days; our cooler Vermont weather extends the life cycle. If you see fleas on your pet, please consult with your veterinarian.There are many flea treatments and preventatives available; they range in effectiveness and some can be lethal. Before beginning any treatment, you should call your veterinarian's office and if it is okay to use, you should take care to follow the instructions exactly. Environmental treatment is an essential part of flea control. Regular, thorough vacuuming and frequent laundering helps to remove eggs, larvae, and pupae from the surroundings. If left untreated, fleas can cause severe skin infections, anemia, tapeworms, and uncomfortable stress.
Ticks, including the tick that transmits Lyme Disease, populate Vermont heavily. Ticks will attach to your pet for days, yet they can be difficult to see at first due to their small size. Ticks can transmit several different diseases. Check your pet daily for ticks or use a tick preventative that your veterinarian recommends. There are many tick treatments and preventatives available; they range in effectiveness and some can be lethal. Before beginning any treatment, you should call your veterinarian's office and if it is okay to use, you should take care to follow the instructions exactly. If you find a tick, consult with your veterinarian for removal, or remove it yourself correctly. It is important not to leave any part of the tick behind, especially the mouthparts. To remove a tick, use a special tick remover device or small tweezers; firmly grip the tick's mouth parts as close to the skin as possible and pull it out straight. You can clean the skin with hydrogen peroxide. Immerse the tick in alcohol to kill it. Save the tick in the alcohol and mark the date you removed it in the event clinical signs of disease occur and identification of the tick becomes necessary. If you notice fever, lameness, lethargy, or anything else unusual or abnormal, please make an appointment with your veterinarian. At Milton Veterinary Hospital, we offer Lyme Disease and Ehrlichia testing with the Heartworm test so we can screen your dog for these serious diseases transmitted by ticks.
Lice are species specific, which means they will not live on any type of animal, including humans, other than the species of animal they are currently residing. There are two kinds of lice: bloodsucking lice and chewing lice. With some practice, you can usually see lice with visual inspection. Lice are well-adapted parasites that are usually more of a nuisance than a threat to their hosts; it takes a large population of lice to drain the vitality of the animal they parasitize. If you examine your pet's hair coat frequently, you should be able to identify a concern and see your veterinarian for treatment before a major problem develops.
Mites are microscopic creatures that live deep within the animal's skin and ears. You cannot see most mites with the naked eye, but they can cause many irritating problems, including mange and ear infections. The most common presentation of an animal infected with mites is intense itchiness. You may also see hair loss, ear debris or discharge, and red, inflamed skin. Humans and other animals may pick up some types of mites; however, there are also mites that are not contagious. These non-contagious mites may indicate an underlying immune problem with your pet. Your veterinarian will need to identify and treat mite infestations.
The Vermont Department of Health provides an excellant fact sheet concerning rabies. Click (here) to access their website.
Heart Disease:
Heart disease in dogs, as in people, can be either present at birth or acquired, often
developing during middle age. Acquired heart disease is more common, affecting many older dogs.
Chronic Renal Failure:
Kidney disease in dogs occurs when the kidneys cannot adequately clear the blood of
certain toxins. Chronic renal failure, or CRF, is a serious disease usually seen in older dogs.
The most commonly observed signs of this disease are polydipsia (increased water intake), and
polyuria (frequent urination)A diagnosis of chronic renal failure requires a physical exam and
various laboratory tests. Chronic renal failure usually is caused by the normal aging process,
due to the declining function of the kidneys with time.
Diabetes mellitus is often called sugar diabetes and it comes in two
types. Type 1 diabetes
is caused by the insufficient production by the pancreas of the hormone
known as insulin. Type 2 diabetes
is a result of an inadequate response by the dog to insulin. High blood
sugar levels (hyperglycemia) develop because the animals (and humans)
body is unable to break down and use glucose properly. This inability
causes sugar to appear in the urine (glucosuria) that in turn
causes an excessive amount of urination (polyuria). To compensate
for the increase in urination the dog must drink an excessive amount
(polydipsia). Another common side effect of
diabetes mellitus is weight loss in a dog that has maintained a good
or even increased appetite. Although excessive
drinking and urination are
the most common symptoms, they are in no way the only ones. In addition
to the weight loss, dogs can also develop signs
of poor skin and hair coat, liver disease, vomiting, weakness in the
rear legs (diabetic neuropathy), secondary
bacterial infections and dehydration. They can also develop a life
threatening condition known as ketoacidosis. A dog whose diabetes
is not regulated will often become blind or have
kidney problems develop as well. To diagnosis diabetes a veterinarian
will first do a physical exam, and then run a number of blood and urine
The life cycle of the
heartworm begins when an infected dog, carrying tiny immature heartworms (microfilariae) circulating
in its blood, is bitten by a mosquito. The mosquito takes in microfilariae (larvae) when it feeds.
CANINE DISTEMPER - is considered the most serious viral disease of dogs in the world. Approximately
50% of non-vaccinated,non-immunized dogs infected with CD virus develop clinical signs of
disease and approximately 90% of those dogs infected with CD die. The disease is considered
airborne and is highly contagious. It's more frequent and acutely affects pups under 3 months
of age. Early clinical signs include anorexia, diarrhea, and dehydration. As the disease
progresses, fever, depression, vomiting and bloody diarrhea may be observed, accompanied
by signsof respiratory distress. Coughing, labored breathing, inflammation of tissues
around the eyes and nose, and mucopurulent oculonasal discharge may occur.
Feline Panleukopenia:
Also known as feline distemper, feline panleukopenia is a highly contagious
viral disease that occurs wherever there are cats. Cats at any age may be stricken. Young kittens,
sick cats, and cats that have not been adequately immunized are most susceptible.
Feline Leukemia Virus:
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is a usually fatal disease affecting the cat's immune system. This
increases susceptibility to other disease in addition to causing leukemia. Signs of feline leukemia
virus include weight loss, recurring or chronic illness, lethargy, fever, diarrhea, unusual
breathing patterns, and a yellow color around the mouth and the whites of the eyes.
Respiratory Disease:
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Feline Calicivirus, and Feline
Pneumonitis are all diseases of the respiratory tract of cats. Infected animals are highly
contagious to other cats and may show either acute or chronic respiratory signs.
Basic First Aid:
A sick or injured animal is often in a frightened state, so if emergency first aid is necessary protect yourself (even if it's your own pet); cats can be handled with gloves or wrapped in a blanket - a dog can be muzzled. If there's any question of seriousness, follow up your first aid with advice from your veterinarian, whose listing should be kept handy with other emergency phone numbers. Of course, before an emergency ever arises, it's a good idea to learn all you can about first aid techniques and pet health care. Never leave dangerous objects like pins, needles, or fish hooks within reach. And be well aware of your pet's normal behavior, so you can recognize what's not normal. Remember that the objective is to relieve suffering . . . perhaps even to save a life. Emergency first aid is most effective when rendered quickly, but calmly.
"Keep your veterinarian's telephone number handy with other emergency phone numbers."
Family pets (and all animals) risk all kinds of poisoning from all kinds of places. Snakes can poison;
some plants can poison; and hundreds of poisonous materials are used around the home by people every
day things like pesticides, weed killers, lawn sprays, acids, fertilizers, paints . . . the list is endless.
Heat Stroke:
Heatstroke may kill or seriously injure your pet but it can easily be avoided.
Flea Season:
As a loving pet owner, you'd do anything to prevent your cat or dog
from suffering. After all, they're part of the family. Yet every
year when flea season begins, the suffering sets in. It's like an
old broken record. Fleas bite, and the scratching and chewing starts
again. It's a painful and irritating routine for you and your pet.
But that's just the beginning.
Winter Tips: A "PAWS
for PETS" Feature by: Gail C. Golab, DVM, PhD.
It is best to keep pets indoors during the winter months, but if this is not possible, outdoor pets must be provided with shelter. Their home should be elevated off the ground to prevent moisture accumulation and have a door of some kind to keep out winter winds, sleet, and snow. Shelters should be insulated or heated. Water sources may be heated to permit constant access to unfrozen water; thermal units designed specifically for this purpose are readily available. Outdoor pets require extra calories to keep warm feed your pet according to its needs when the temperature drops. In severely cold or inclement weather, no pet should be kept outside. Indoor pets should have sleeping quarters in a draft-free, warm area with their bed or mattress elevated slightly off the floor.
Roaming cats:
Roaming cats, as well as house pets and wildlife, may climb onto vehicle engines for warmth during cold weather. Be sure to check under the hood before starting your vehicle and honk the horn to startle any animals seeking shelter inside.
Frostbite and snow removal salt:
Snow and salt should be removed from your pets paws immediately. Frostbitten skin is red or gray and may slough. Apply warm, moist towels to thaw out frostbitten areas slowly until the skin appears flushed. Contact your veterinarian as soon as possible for further care. Snow removal products should be stored out of the reach of pets and small children as their toxicity varies considerably.
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