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...That day taught me a valuable lesson; even though my dog did achieve an obedience title he showed me there are greater things in life than getting that .Training your dog for the obedience ring is a lot of hard work. We trained for months working twice a day seven days a week. While we enjoyed training I wanted to earn that obedience title so bad I it was all I could think of for months. Uconn knew all the exercises he needed to perform inside and out, backwards and forwards. I went to the ring area with Uconn early in the morning. I wanted both of us to get accustom to the sights and sounds of where the obedience ring was set up. I had a book with me to try to so some reading to relax before we went in the ring. It was a warm August day. The building we were in was a pole building at the fairgrounds. It was damp and cool in the building and I wondered if the cool air was making me feel not so great. The obedience ring was set up with white gating all around it. It was a perfect square. The matting being used was rubber and a dark green color. We found a place in the last row. The area was crowded with spectators, other exhibitors and dogs. The judge was a woman. I had seen and shown other dogs under her in the past. She was very pleasant and smiled and welcomed us in her ring. For one thing the dog is very unpredictable. It takes a lot of hard work and patience to get your dog trained. I was at an obedience trial with Uconn. There was a little boy in a wheelchair...
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...| Canine Cookies Dog Treats | | | Category: | Other | Source: | Lisa Bardy, Bow Wow Bake Shoppe, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan | URL - Link: | www.bowwowbakeshoppe.com | Description: | Learn how make a yummy little summer treat for your family dog. Be sure to watch the MetroParent.com DIY dog treat recipe video to see how it's done! | Prep Time: | 10 minutes | Cook Time: | 30-50 minutes | Ingredients: | Cookies 2 cups whole-wheat flour 3/4 cup water 1/4 cup peanut butter 3 tsp. molasses Few dashes ground cloves Couple dashes cinnamon Topping Yogurt chips Candy decorating bag | Directions: | 1. Mix all ingredients to form dough. 2. Roll out dough to approximately a 1/2" thickness. 3. Use a variety of cookie cutters to cut out shapes. 4. Bake at 350 degrees F. Go about 30 minutes for less-crunch cookies; up to 45 to 50 minutes for crunchier cookies (depending on your pooch's taste). 5. Let cookies cool. 6. Using a microwave-safe candy decorating bag, melt yogurt chips to desired consistency for decorating (Bardy uses defrost mode and kneads it in the bag in increments). 7. Clip the tip off the end of the bag and decorate away – drops, stripes, squiggly lines – use your imagination! | | | Homemade Dog Treat Recipe Fido's Favorite Treats 1 cup rolled oats 1/3 cup margarine or butter 1 cup boiling water 3/4 cup cornmeal 1 tablespoon sugar 2 teaspoons chicken or beef instant bullion 1/2 cup milk 1 cup shredded...
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...* Flames and smoke is also indicating the energy ‘xpanded’ from the product ‘XPAND’ by Dymatize. * Action is created when the advertisement asks you to ‘IGNITE YOUR POTENTIAL WITH XPAND’ and appeals to the fantasy of the audience’s mind that they will be like the man shown in the ad and be just as strong to carry all that weight on their backs and take off as fast as an airplane ‘400% faster’ * For people whose interest have been caught, the information of the ingredients with ‘The ultimate combination of arginine, creatine and glutamine, xpand will flood your body with energy for an all-out assault’, the word ultimate makes people feel ultimate if they take this product while exercising (is what company wants people to think) * ‘A single scoop of xpand generates heart pounding, blood pumping intensity’, makes the product sound just as good as a steroid but it is legal to consume * “UP TO 400% FASTER THAN THE COMPETITORS” – draws attention to what product can do for the audience and tries make them think they are getting a better edge on the competition * Dumb bell weights shown on the wings of the plane to exaggerate the strength of the man with the plane attached to him from taking the product * * Flames and smoke is also indicating the energy ‘xpanded’ from the product ‘XPAND’ by Dymatize. * Action is created when the advertisement asks you to ‘IGNITE YOUR POTENTIAL WITH XPAND’ and appeals to the fantasy of the audience’s mind that they...
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...will transmit on the snail species when ones die. Rock vs Tree Comparable a tree and rock do not transport on its own and they cannot stalk or consume its victim. A tree absorbs the sunlight into liveliness, and frees oxygen as waste to keep its inside its parts, rocks do not do this whatsoever. Trees can nurture or weakens depending on its atmosphere. When the seasons transforms, trees reply, maturing fresh greeneries or detaching the old. Trees can also replicate, rocks can also deteriorate depending on the season and atmosphere, Rocks can be found throughout any areas, and tree can only survive in certain dilemmas. Dog vs TV The comparisons between dogs and television are they both need energy to survive, with dogs is the give-and-take mechanism by which the body's carbon dioxide is substituted with oxygen. It is also a distinctive cooling system. Since dogs do not have sweat glands,...
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...“Clear thinking requires peace of mind rather than intelligence.” ~Meredith Forder … When it comes to making the right choices in life, mere intelligence will not guarantee the best result. This fact is exemplified by the problems of obesity, anxiety, stress, addictions and depression among highly intelligent people. At Clear Thinking we believe that many of life’s problems can be solved by simply learning how to think clearly—how to keep your mind calm, focused and within your control. Critical thinking...the awakening of the intellect to the study of itself. Critical thinking is a rich concept that has been developing throughout the past 2500 years. The term "critical thinking" has its roots in the mid-late 20th century. We offer here overlapping definitions, together which form a substantive, transdisciplinary conception of critical thinking. Critical Thinking as Defined by the National Council for Excellence in Critical Thinking, 1987 A statement by Michael Scriven & Richard Paul, presented at the 8th Annual International Conference on Critical Thinking and Education Reform, Summer 1987. Critical thinking is the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or evaluating information gathered from, or generated by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action. In its exemplary form, it is based on universal intellectual values that...
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...These are some reasons on why I believe in dogs. Dogs make great friends and you can I believe in dogs always trust them. They are forgiving and will always love you. I believe we should treat dogs with same amount of respect that they give us. Dogs are trustworthy and loyal to there owners. Dogs have been known as mans best friend for a long time. Dogs are strong animals and will defend you in any situation. They can be trained to defend, and do amazing things. Sometimes when you feel all hope is lost you will have a dog by your side. To help you through any crisis. Dogs will never leave you and have unlimited love they make the best defenders amid guard animals....
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...the hotel gym in favor of fitness opportunities in the hotel room.” Some hotels now for example, provide an in-room fitness TV channel that offers guests a selection of professionally led workouts. Another part of the new age fitness and health is replacing all the junk food and liquor in the mini bars with healthy and philanthropic items. For example, “the mini-bars at Fifteen Beacon in Boston showcase local favorites, including Boston Baked Beans and Cape Cod all-natural potato chips, while also providing essential healthy treats such as coconut water, protein bars, Emergen-C and pampering products like cucumber eye cream and homeopathic Sprayology, a holistic product for immune system maintenance and detox," the report said. Another cool new trend is hotel bars designing new tasty cocktails that incorporate food with alcohol. They incorporate there native cultures onto their menus to create exotic local dishes. Such as Fusion Bar & Restaurant, the signature restaurant at Gallery Hotel in Florence serves up a Miso Bull cocktail that features Stoli Vodka and schochu stirred with miso soup and seasoned with Bloody Mary dressing. Along with the upgraded drinks, spas around the world are now adding local and organic elements into their treatments for a fresh spin on pampering. These spas are adding treatments that involve gold, diamonds and other precious metals. Generic flow aromas are out! The new big thing luxury hotels are getting into is partnering with local scent companies...
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...parents are old. They have different perspective of viewing things, children would think their parents are old-school. 2. 2. The title is important because It's about how you shouldn't be cruel or discriminate those who haven't done anything wrong. Tom Robinson was treated badly just for being black he didn't do anything wrong. Miss Maudie tells the kids never to "kill a mockingbird" because they are good birds and don't do anything wrong. So the title reflects what Atticus and Miss Maudie tells the children and about Tom Robinson. 3. 3. The mad dog is really important in chapter 10. First, The dog itself symbolizes racism. Atticus's willingness to shoot the dog, parallels his willingness to take on Tom Robinson's case. Secondly, the dog represent the idea of “Good vs Evil”. Atticus was brave enough to shoot the mad dog (evil). Yet, Jem and Scout sees their father other side and they realized Atticus was actually really cool , best...
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...facility for mainly dogs but other animals are welcome. The company was started in 2009 when the owner (Kasandra, myself) decided to become the owner of a dog named Buddy. All was well until Kasandra had a vacation planned and could not find any boarding facilities to meet the standards she was looking for. She had also recently inherited a large some of money in the amount of about 200,000 from the passing of her grandparents who also shared the love of animals with her. Kasandra used that money to find a place she could live and turn into a boarding facility and luckily she was able to find the perfect house with lots of land in the middle of town, so she got to work and the company shared its grand opening with the community in spring of 2011. The company has successfully been around for almost 3 years now offering products such as boarding, bathing, nail trims, and other products to ensure your animal is safe and happy. The location is right in the middle of the town of Appomattox so it’s perfect for people who are traveling in either direction and is known for their non-traditional animal boarding facilities, while targeting mainly dog breeds the facility is open to animals of several kinds. The reason we say its non-traditional is because the animals are not just kept in kennels all day and walked a few times unless requested by the owner, but actually the facility is set up so the animals have free reign to both an outside fenced in area and a cool spot inside for relaxation...
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...Reservoir Dogs, directed by Quentin Tarantino, is one of the renowned film noirs in Hollywood cinema culture. The film noir is a French meaning a genre about time (Miyao Lecture 3). There are several characteristics that feature film noir: for example, almost all noir films are crime and action films and revolve around two overarching themes - the irretrievable-ness of time and the emphasis on trust and betrayal (Miyao Lecture 3). Moreover, film noir has its own cinematic techniques to distinguish itself from other genre films, such as flashbacks to manipulate the time to alter the story order. The film Reservoir Dogs does a great work in manipulating time and space as Tarantino even stated in his interview that he wanted to introduce each...
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...s milk. There are approximately 4,260 species of mammals. When you think of an animal it is likely to be a mammal. People are mammals. Cats and dogs are mammals. So are such farm animals as cattle, goats, hogs, and horses. Mammals also include such fascinating animals as porcupines, gorillas, giraffes, rhinoceroses and kangaroos. Mammals are found to exist all over the world in all different climates. Mammals such as chimpanzees and elephants dwell in tropical regions. Arctic foxes, polar bears and many other mammals make their home near the North Pole. Camels and coyotes live in deserts. Some mammals even live in the sea such as dolphins, seals and whales. One group of mammals, the bats, can fly. | | Characteristics of a MammalThese characteristics are common to all mammals: | Mammals nurse their babies. They feed them on the mother's milk. Mammals have to eat a lot of food to maintain their high body temperature. | | Most mammals give their young more protection and training than do other animals. | | Only mammals have hair. All mammals have hair at some time in their life, though in certain whales it is present only before birth. | | Mammals are warm-blooded. Their body temperature remains about the same all the time, even though the temperature of their surroundings may change. Birds are also warm-blooded, but animal groups such as fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians are not. | | Mammals have a larger, more well-developed brain than do other animals. Some...
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...and went on a drive in my spiffy white Honda. I was driving, just me, myself, and I with the windows down hearing the choppy wind distribute through the car while little wispy pieces of hair attacked my face. Driving alone like that is just a certain kind of serenity that needn’t an explanation. As I was driving I was thinking of what could possibly make this mini road trip better, and of course the answer was, a crisp, fresh box of Mike N Ikes. I was making my way down the feeder to find the nearest convenience store. Then I saw him. I passed him in the street. He was carrying what seemed to be his whole world in a cluster of carrier bags, two or three to each hand. He looked so very sad, and tired, and walked slowly with a medium sized dog that appeared malnourished and just as tired as he was. I drove on, but part of me couldn’t forget him. I reached the little store and I looked in where I saw the typical teenagers rummaging through the energy drinks with the mothers standing over their shoulders protesting their children’s choices. While I...
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...“It’s just a dog,” my colleague said to me eleven years ago as I lamented about how my new puppy was home in her crate more than I wanted. “It’s not like it’s a baby. It will be fine.” She was the first, but certainly not the last person to say those words to me over the past decade. She was right. She was just a dog. Because she is just a dog, she always forgave me when I was running late, when I couldn’t spend as much time together because I had three small babies, when we moved her from the only house she knew. Because she is just a dog, she loved me at my worst, thought a walk was a gift, and only needed food, a cool place to lay down, and a butt rub to have the best day ever. Because she is just a dog, she never let me down, never held a grudge, never got mad. She was...
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...friends. We have sooooo much in common! “Guess What? “I challenged. “What?” She asked curiously. “Guess!” I replied. “Um, Uh,” she was putting some thought into it. “I was adopted from Seoul South Korea!” I interrupted With enthusiasm. “Really?” She Exclaimed. “Yup!” I said Proudly. “Cool.” Allie replied, hitting the acting cool but still sounding like you care line. “This is SOOOOO important.” Allie said dead serious. “Yeah?” I asked out of curiosity. “I LOVE to sing!” She exclaimed dramatically. “Wow, all that i’ve learned from you so far you remind me a lot of my sister Ellee, because she also LOVES to sing, and she is really weird! In a good way.” I added. “A little random, but do you have any pets?” I asked out of nowhere. “For one yeah, that was really random, for two, yeah I do have a dog, his name is Toby. If you ever meet him, he is a little protective, and, well, nice I guess, in his own way.” She replied with a loss of words. “Okaay.” I said cautiously. “My dog is named Cody, he is blind, going deaf, and he is thirteen years old.” I said sadly. “Woah.” Allie said with a voice that is like she is trying to see what that’s like to have a thirteen year old dog that is blind and going deaf. “This is the my first year in this district.” Allie muttered. “Really?” I challenged. “Really!” she insisted. “Cause it’s my first year too!” I marveled at the thought. “Hey this is our stop, want to chat in the school with me?” Allie asked with a little hope...
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