Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hessartthedogguy@yahoo.com A Dog’s New Year’s Resolutions Give everyone a warm welcome. Show your warmth in your body gestures and openness of welcome. Say hello to everyone you meet. Dogs always check one another out upon passing; this would be too hard to greet everyone, but at least […]
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Who Rescued Who 2? —More Tales of Street Dogs and the People Who Love Them Review By Victoria Schmidt This is the second book by Barbara Harkness and Valerie Siegel about the rescue relationship between street dogs and those who have taken them in. This compilation of tales is a follow-up to their first
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Breach Birth Of The Second Amendment By Ed Tasca How could America’s brilliant Founding Fathers, products of the Enlightenment, men of learning and culture, country gentlemen, sages and scientists, have so casually conceived a declaration as broad and unqualified as the 2nd Amendment to America’s admired and often emulated federal constitution, a declaration giving
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Laser Therapy For Pets Contributed by: MVZ Omar Eduardo Reyes Luis Laser therapy has found its way into veterinary medicine and can be used to treat dogs and cats with great results and minimum contraindications. How it works The therapy utilizes a therapeutic laser machine; the laser itself is handled as if it were
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UNCOMMON COMMON SENSE By Bill Frayer Less Austerity, More Airbags Sometimes economics is counterintuitive. Common sense might suggest that when governments are facing large budget deficits, they should, naturally, cut spending. After all, bringing one’s spending in line with one’s income only makes sense, right? Not really. The truth, as usual, is more complicated.
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Imprints By Antonio Ramblés AKA Tony Passarellowww.antoniorambles.comantonio.rambles@yahoo.com Fiesta! Día de la Candelaria No less than for county fairs north of the border there’s both a sameness to Mexican village fiestas and yet always some feature that uniquely ties each to a single place. Cajititlan’s fiesta del Día de la Candelaria proves itself no exception.
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Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt Resolutions As we embark upon our new year, people make resolutions to improve their lifestyle. In all my years, I have only been able to keep one New Year’s Resolution: “Be it resolved that I shall never make another New Year’s Resolution.” I make resolutions all the time.
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The Last Supper By Neil McKinnon Researchers at Cornell University recently completed an important study. They examined 193 last-meal requests from prisoners on death row in the United States. All but two were from men and all of the men were executed between 2002 and 2006. While the research is important for its general
Humane Education In Public Schools Of Mexico Submitted by Eli Herredia Humane Education is a form of education that promotes respect and responsibility towards all living beings with whom we share the planet. The HUMANE EDUCATION ALLIANCE (HEA) formed by 4 non-profit organizations (Lakeside Friends of the Animals, A.C., La Tienda de la Ciencia,
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Don’t Mess With Retirees! (This sent our way from former Lakesider Angela Cook, who recently moved to Ecuador. The author is unknown.) Yesterday I was at the Villages’ (an area north of Orlando full of retirees) Publix (our large food chain in Florida) buying a large bag of Purina dog chow for my loyal
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