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It was a good bike ride and picnic for the Gainesville Cycling Club today, here are the photos. I rode 33 miles with the Strays, my usual group. The last part of the ride was aided by a nice tailwind courtesy of tropical weather in the Atlantic off South Florida. My banana pudding disappeared very rapidly.
Summer Movie Round-up
It's almost Labor Day, and I've been thinking of doing a wrap-up of Summer movies I've seen, so here goes:
- Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
Yeah, it's dark. But didn't it need to be to set the table for A New Hope?
- Mr. and Mrs. Smith
I often don't even like Brad Pitt or his movies, but he was good here and it is a good movie.
- Batman Begins
We arrived late and ended up sitting in the front row, which definitely detracted from the experience. I never knew Batman was a Jedi Knight. The story was most certainly crafted by someone very familiar with Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand too. Michael Caine was brilliant as Alfred.
- Wedding Crashers
Another good turn by a guy whose films I don't usually care for, this time Owen Wilson. I laughed "MAO." Dana was practically rolling on the floor laughing too. I have never seen her laugh so much or hard. Vince Vaughn was excellent. We probably should have gone to see it again to catch the jokes we missed the first time around because of all the laughter.
- Must Love Dogs
Diane Lane and John Cusack (two of my favorites) among others do romantic comedy very well. Perhaps not the laugh fest of Wedding Crashers, but it hit the mark.
Tubing photos
I'm a little behind on posting here, but I thought it worth mentioning that I've posted a couple of photo galleries from July tubing adventures at Ichetucknee Springs State Park.
On July 23, Andy and Joy brought Mom and the boys and we floated from Dampier's Landing down to the South end take-out point. The photos were taken with a Fujifilm waterproof disposable film camera and processed and scanned to cd at Harmon's in Gainesville.
On July 30, Dana and I got an early start and floated from the North end to Dampier's Landing. These photos were taken with my Canon Powershot G1 digital camera using my new Aquapac waterproof case. Be sure not to miss the manatees.
Me, the podcaster
I wrote today at work about a recent quick project wherein I added a podcast to the Rock104 web site.
My friend Matt, the designer of the Rock104 site, asked me if he could use the code for AnRWatch.com, another site he's involved with. I was happy to share the code, but it had to be rewritten in PHP first, which I did as a learning exercise. That ended up being easier than I thought it would be. AnR Watch is a monthly webzine that promotes new, unsigned rock bands.
I mentioned these projects to my friend Susanna, who I know is interested in podcasting since she's both a musician and a web designer. She asked if she could use the code for podcasting sermon recordings on her church site. I sent her the code.
"Explaining" Red Hair?
There's been a lot written in the press lately about the new book Roots of Desire: The Myth, Meaning and Sexual Power of Red Hair by Marion Roach.
I have seen acknowledged nowhere, however, that Tom Robbins explained "the problem of redheads" just fine in Still Life with Woodpecker.
I have posted photos from last night's Fanfares & Fireworks show at the UF bandshell in the photo gallery.
R.I.P. Trusty old Cuisinart
After 19 years and I don't know how many pizza crusts, my trusty old Cuisinart food processor bit the dust this evening. The cause of death is cracks in the drive shaft and the blade assembly at their interface point. It's been making motor bearing noise for years though so I've known the time was coming.
Quoth Dana, "I think you got your money's worth out of it."
It almost couldn't happen at a better time as this weekend is a holiday weekend and that means that there will be a sale at the outlet mall. It will probably be replaced with a KitchenAid.
Zeldman marks 10 years…
And I mark nine and a half. Web design guru Jeffrey Zeldman wrote two weeks ago about the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the launch of his personal web site, just a few months after publishing his first commercial web work, for a movie.
That summer of 1995, sometime in June or July, Tony Barr (the owner of Barr Systems, where I then worked as Publications Editor) walked into my office and said words to the effect of, "Craig, we need to have a web site and you're the one to build it." Sometime that July, my then boss Paul Firth, the marketing director, and I went to Orlando to a seminar on "Internet Marketing" where we didn't learn much besides the fact that everyone else present was new at this stuff too. That trip also marked another more personal milestone, but that's perhaps a story for another time.
My first encounter with Jeffrey Zeldman came sometime when I worked for Barr and started reading A List Apart, on online magazine for web developers which he founded, probably during 1999 or 2000. I didn't know specifically of Zeldman though until my friend Erin pointed his personal site out to me in 2001 or 2002 and I connected him to A List Apart at that time. I met Jeffrey in the Fall of 2003 at the WebDevShare conference at Indiana University, where he was the keynote speaker. He autographed my copy of his book and couldn't believe that I brought it with me on the plane in hopes of getting it signed. I met him again this year at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, Texas and even had my photo taken with him. He reminds me of a lot of guys I grew up with in "New York's Southern Branch Office" (Miami if you can't figure that out).
We launched the Barr Systems web site within days of the 1996 New Year. I stuck around Barr until the Winter of 2001 doing less and less print and more and more web (with some programming thrown in), until I left for the slightly less green, but more friendly pastures of the University of Florida, where I had worked before Barr. (If you ever want to see me head for a door, just suggest that I become a programmer.) I don't recall exactly when I first launched my personal site with an Atlantic.net "tilde" URL, but it was probably in 1996 or 1997. It became CraigDidIt.com in 2004.
Favorite free photo utilities
Justin asked me the other day if there was an easier way to process a bunch of digital photos for e-mail (downsizing them) rather than opening each one in an editing program, resizing, and resaving by hand.
That got me to thinking about what my favorite free photo utitilities are and here they are (one for Macs, one for Windows, and a Java one that's cross-platform).
- ThumbsUp (Mac)
- This is what I told Justin to download. Configure it, drag your big files onto it, and you are presented with a folder of files resized to your specifications.
- IrFanView (Win)
- I don't use this much at work since I almost always have Photoshop open, but it's great if you need a quick view or transformation. I tell my Windows-using, digital-camera-owning friends that this "swiss army knife" should be their first download.
- JAlbum (Java, multi-platform)
- Not a simple viewer or utility, but a great web photo album creator. If you're handy at coding pages, in no time at all you can build a "skin" that matches the rest of your web site.
- Gallery (web application)
- Gallery is what I use to run the online photo gallery here. It has received quite a few files that were processed with ThumbsUp. You gotta have your own web site to run it.
Hurricane season is just a week and a half old and and we already have a Tropical Storm in the Gulf of Mexico all set to ruin some people in this state's weekend. So here is my annual list of stormwatcher links:

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Four Ways to Benefit From a Cash-In Refinance
A cash-in refinance, or paying down the principal of a loan, is a mortgage refinance when a homeowner brings a check to closing and gets a new mortgage for a smaller amount. But unlike the cash-out option, in which the short-term benefits were tangible -- like money, a renovation or a new car -- the advantages of a cash-in refinance are not quite as obvious.
With many Americans concerned about their future economic stability and wanting to pay down their liabilities, there's a reason why the cash-in refinance is becoming the more attractive mortgage refinance option. Here are four ways mortgage holders can benefit from the cash-in refinance and why it might be right for you:
1. You can move from a jumbo to a conventional loan.
Many mortgage brokers agree that a cash-in refinance is typically for a homeowner who has a fixed-income or who has additional money to contribute to their loan amount and might benefit from a mortgage refinance.
jumbo loan, a type of mortgage required on larger, riskier loans tend to have higher interest rates. Although the deviation between the two interest rates is normally a .25 to .5 percent spread, the housing downturn has caused jumbo interest rates to spike as high as 1.5 percent above the fixed loan rates in 2007 and now hovers about 1 percent higher.
Determining how much you need to pay to start saving from the lower interest depends on the conforming loan limits for your area. Anything above the limit, which in many locales is $417,000, is considered a jumbo loan, so you would want your mortgage to fall under that amount. However, in high-cost areas such as New York City or San Francisco, Calif., the limit is $729,750. Check with Fannie Mae to see the limits for your home's location.
According to Joe Caltabiano, a senior vice president at the Chicago-based Guaranteed Rate brokerage company, it's prudent for a homeowner with a mortgage in the vicinity of $500,000 to reduce their loan amount to $417,000 and qualify for a lower interest rate. With an improving economy and historically-low rates, Caltabiano says, more are gaining the confidence to pay down their loans through a mortgage refinance, which he thinks makes the most sense when homeowners have uninvested money sitting in a low-yield checking or savings accounts.
Even if you don't have a jumbo loan, you may be able to cut your interest rate through a cash-in refi, depending where you are on your loan-to-value ratio. Loan-to-value, or LTV for short, is an equation that lenders use to evaluate risk in issuing a mortgage refinance. It compares the amount remaining on your loan to the assessed value of your property.
Ideally, homeowners would be at an 80 percent loan-to-value. As long as you have a good credit score, generally, a lower LTV means you can get a lower interest rate.
Tom Vanderwell, a mortgage lender who also writes for the blog, www.straighttalkaboutmortgages.com, says the quasi-governmental mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, sell loans at higher LTV's than the traditional 80 percent -- ratios as high as 90, 97 and 105 percent. For one of his clients who is at a 99 loan-to-value, he's recommending paying the two percent in value to refinance at the 97 loan-to-value and reap a quarter of a point lower interest rate. However, Vanderwell adds, those with a lower credit score looking for a mortgage refinance are going to get knocked on interest rates regardless of their loan-to-value position.
3. Reduce your mortgage insurance costs.
Private mortgage insurance, better known by the acronym PMI, is an insurance payment required by lenders when homeowners have less than 20 percent equity in their home. Homeowners who increase the equity in their home during a mortgage refinance can eliminate these monthly mandated fees; then they can put the subsequent savings toward their principle.
Since the costs incurred from PMI usually work out to be a half of a percent on your mortgage balance, another way to estimate what you could be saving is to figure a half percent on your interest rate.
4. Bringing more money to the table may streamline the refinancing process.
If home prices are falling, you also might need to fork over extra dollars to make sure the mortgage refinancing happens easily. And you might be even more motivated if interest rates are low and you want to lock in a rate that will save you money in the long term.
Here's how it works. If your $200,000 house is appraised by the lender for $150,000, in order to maintain 20 percent equity a refinanced loan cannot be more than $120,000, or 80 percent of the home's current value of $150,000. If the homeowner owes more than $120,000, they'll have to cover the difference or pay for PMI.
Under the Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act, brokers say that it takes 10 business days to change the amount of a loan. During this time, differences in appraised values, accruing interest, and other fees can affect the daily balance of the loan, and this could mean that you owe more (or less) when it's time to sign your new loan agreement.
For convenience and to secure a low interest rate, which by regulation can only be locked in for 30 days, brokers say it's not unusual for their clients to cough up the extra money to start saving money sooner.
Learn more about mortgage refinancing in our guide: "Refinancing Dos and Don'ts."
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A Day With… The Sarraf + Hoffman + Beck Team
Current Status: Agents at Compass
Name Your Hamptons Happy Place: CS & CB: Definitely happiest in our gardens, at the Montauket, at the ocean, on the bay. Anywhere near the water and either paddle boarding or kayaking in Sag Harbor.
AH: Anywhere with my daughter Waverly.
Phrase You Hear Most In Real Estate: Real estate must be so easy, you don't really work full time do you?
Fantasy Super Power: It's a tie, mind reading so we finally know what our buyers and clients are thinking…and the ability to Fly! – we could regain hours of our lives avoiding traffic.
Team Mantra: We have three! 1- There is no buyer too difficult, no seller too unreasonable. 2- Whatever it takes to get the job done! And, 3- If you build it, we will sell it…
#1 reason for becoming a team: There is power in numbers and we each bring a different skillset to the team so the opportunity to collaborate, share the ups and downs of a challenging industry and grow our business while having some fun along the way.
Proudest Moment To Date: Building the Team and nailing our first pitch together.
Current Favorite Style Home – Modern, Traditional, Farmhouse: So many to choose from. CS: Less is more these days so a charming, bay front cottage would be a dream! I'm drawn to simple farmhouses and soulful modern homes. AH: Barn style modern. CB: As my tastes have changed, I have new-found appreciation for modern, always love farmhouse style.
Team's Current Mood: Busy, optimistic and excited for the fall buying season.
Favorite Hamptons Dinner Spot: CS: The Dockside and The Beacon are like family to me in Season. American Hotel Bar and Fresno in Fall. Also love 1770 House during the winter Holidays! AH: The East Hampton Grill. CB: Summertime… The Beacon on the deck, Winter – the American Hotel cozy by the fire.
Favorite Movie: CS: The original Thomas Crown Affair with Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway – clever, crafty and Super Sexy. AH: Love Actually. CB: Always The Godfather.
Favorite Book: CS: Anything by Saul Bellow, Kurt Vonnegut, Henry James. AH: Night by Eli Wiesel CB: Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand
Team's Favorite Season: Early Summer and Fall.
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How long will meats keep in my fridge?
Dear Readers:
Here are two questions related to refrigerating food:
"How long can I keep cooked chicken in my refrigerator?"
Sadie D., Inkster, Mich.
"How long will bacon and sausage stay fresh in my refrigerator?"
Patsy L., Dagger Falls, Idaho
Cooked chicken will keep well for three to four days in a refrigerator and two to six months in a freezer.
Bacon will stay fresh enough to eat for seven days in the refrigerator and one month in the freezer. Sausage usually will keep for one to two days in the refrigerator, and one to two months in the freezer.
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What surveys are needed in the abdominal pain, belching, heartburn
What surveys are needed in the abdominal pain, belching, heartburn
Nicholas asks:
Good evening. Had supper and then began to hurt the stomach in the area of the pancreas, copious belching, heartburn and sharp pain. Drank 2 tablets of Pancreatin does not help. Tell me, please, what to do?
The answer of the doctor:
Hello, Nikolai.
There isn't enough information. I would like to clarify a few points:
- How long after eating pains?
- What did you eat?
- The first symptom appeared or already bothered before?
- Pain localized in one area or gave up under the shoulder blade, was surrounding?
- In anamnesis there are diseases of the digestive system or heart?
Such information will help to quickly determine the alleged diagnosis.
Do not rush immediately to take any available medications that can aggravate the condition.
To get started go to the following survey.
- EGD fibrogastroduodenoscopy. This study of the esophagus, stomach and the initial division of the small intestine.
- Give the General and biochemical blood analysis to determine the activity of enzymes of digestive glands.
- Ultrasound of abdominal organs and kidneys.
- Do an ECG (electrocardiogram), sometimes heart disease mimic some diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.
After the examination, consult your doctor.
Before the presentation of the diagnosis are encouraged to adhere to diet: need to eat small portions four to six times a day. Eliminate spicy food, fatty, smoked, salted, alcohol, seaming, sweet on an empty stomach.


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"To attack his noble life and character, or that of any of the founders of the world's great religions, in such a vile manner is both reprehensible and clearly calculated."
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Ahmadiyya Times | News Watch | UK Desk
Source/Credit: The Warwick Courier
By The Warwick Courier | September 30, 2012
AN American-made film that depicts the Prophet Muhammad and has angered Muslims around the world has been condemned by the Leamington branch of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association.
The branch's youth leader Zafar Bhatti said: "The film represents a grossly unprincipled use of the right to freedom of speech and a flagrant attempt to incite the emotions of a large proportion of the world.
"The Prophet Muhammad is the most beloved and revered person for well over 1.6 billion inhabitants of world.
"To attack his noble life and character, or that of any of the founders of the world's great religions, in such a vile manner is both reprehensible and clearly calculated."
But Mr Bhatti emphasised that the association did not condone the riots that have taken place – during which dozens of people have died – in Pakistan and other predominantly Muslim countries.
He added that in Leamington, people are invited to attend seminars held by the association about their following of Muhammad.
To find out more, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call Mr Bhatti on 07740 923543.
Read original post here: Peaceful reaction to anti-Islam controversy
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According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, more than 22 million Americans suffer from some form of substance dependence or abuse. To frame the public crisis in economic terms, the National Institute on Drug Abuse finds that more than $600 billion is spent every year on substance abuse related crimes, accidents and treatments. With such a high cost to society, both economically and emotionally, there is a growing push for further research into ulterior treatment methods, seeing that the 'Drug War' has turned out to be a fool's errand.
12-step programs are one of the most mainstream and widely accepted means of rehabilitation, but when analyzing the results of their effectiveness, the attentive viewer will find that such methods have a 40 percent relapse rate. While this doesn't undermine the successes of the program, it paints a vivid picture of how difficult it is to remain sober. Nevertheless, when almost half of the suffering population is unable to successfully maintain a sober state, it is time to examine alternative or adjunct methods that can hopefully coincide with talk therapy or step programs.
A New Approach
G. Alan Marlatt, director of the Addictive Behaviors Research Center at the University of Washington, advocates for a meshing of treatment possibilities. "The 12-step program takes the approach that addiction is a disease that cannot be cured and that cravings need to be pushed away or averted," Marlatt says. "If you have cravings or urges, there are two strategies. You avoid or suppress them, taking a non-accepting approach. Or you can pay attention to the physical sensation, pay attention to how the cravings and urges manifest themselves, identify them, accept them and then let them go. You can just let it pass and notice the impermanence."
In recent years, addiction specialists have begun looking at yoga as a positive means of both substituting abuse-seeking behavior and allowing for a magnified experience of inner peace. Yoga is thought to be an effective method for treating addiction in the way that there are physical, emotional and mental aspects that go into the process. This is considered to be an expansion of sorts, delving into the different planes of substance abuse.
"When people take substances, they're seeking a certain experience—whether it's escapist or transcendental or just wanting a different psychological state—to get away from whatever it is that is making them unhappy," says Sat Bir Khalsa, director of the Kundalini Research Institute and an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School. "Yoga is an alternative. [It is] a positive way to generate a change in consciousness that, instead of providing an escape, empowers people with the ability to access a peaceful, restorative inner state that integrates mind, body and spirit." Researchers are not suggesting that those already involved in recovery programs should abandon or substitute their meetings. What is being stated, however, is that yoga is an additive that can be implemented at the same time, hopefully leading to a more fulfilled attitude and outlook on recovery.
Holistic Healing
Alcoholics Anonymous has always stated that the body is one of the most important entities that must be addressed when seeking recovery. The triangle in AA's symbol is representative of mind, body and spirit, all of which must be addressed in the process of recovery. While sitting in a circle sharing stories of recovery may take care of the mental aspects, bodily and emotional recovery should be sought out through yoga.
"Yoga is very effective at regulating the stress hormones, cortisol and adrenaline," Khalsa says. "These chronically high levels of hormones are toxic to the body and central nervous system, and we know yoga can help reduce or balance the stress hormones in the body. It makes sense that if you're less stressed, you may not be so quick to seek substances to cope."
Overall, the process of recovery and actually maintaining sobriety is a rather complex issue filled with various outliers. The overall premise is that different avenues and methods of maintaining sobriety should be sought out for the best chance at success.


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Inter-instrumental comparison for the measurement of electrolytes in patients admitted to the intensive care unit
Authors Pant V, Tumbapo A, Karki B
Received 28 February 2017
Accepted for publication 20 April 2017
Published 16 May 2017 Volume 2017:10 Pages 145—149
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/IJGM.S135788
Checked for plagiarism Yes
Review by Single anonymous peer review
Peer reviewer comments 2
Editor who approved publication: Dr Scott Fraser
Vivek Pant,1 Arjun Tumbapo,1 Bipin Karki2
1Department of Biochemistry, Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, 2Department of Anesthesia, Institute of Medicine, TUTH, Kathmandu, Nepal
Objective: To investigate whether benchtop auto-analyzers (AAs) and arterial blood gas (ABG) analyzers, for measuring electrolyte levels of patients admitted to intensive care units (ICU), are equal and whether they can be used interchangeably.
Materials and method: This study was conducted on 98 patients admitted to the ICU of the Institute of Medicine, Kathmandu, Nepal between 15 October and 15 December 2016. The sample for AA was collected from the peripheral vein through venipuncture, and that for ABG analyzer was collected from radial artery simultaneously. Electrolyte levels were measured with ABG analyzer in the ICU itself, and with benchtop AA in the central clinical biochemistry laboratory.
Results: The mean value for sodium by AA was 144.6 (standard deviation [SD] 7.63) and by ABG analyzer 140.1 (SD 7.58), which was significant (p-value <0.001). The mean value for potassium by AA was 3.6 (SD 0.52) and by ABG analyzer 3.58 (SD 0.66). The Bland-Altman analysis with the 95% limit of agreement between methods were −4.45 to 13.11 mmol/L for sodium and the mean difference was 4.3 mmol/L and −1.15 to 1.24 mmol/L for potassium and the mean difference was 0.04 mmol/L. The United States Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments accepts a 0.5 mmol/L difference in measured potassium levels and a 4 mmol/L difference in measured sodium levels, in the gold standard measure of the standard calibration solution. The passing and Bablok regression with 95% confidence interval has an intercept of zero and slope one for both sodium and potassium, and the 95% of random difference is −6.32 to 6.32 for sodium and −0.84 to 0.84 for potassium, showing no significant deviation from linearity.
Conclusion: It can be concluded that AA and ABG analyzers may be used interchangeably for measurement of potassium in the Institute of Medicine, while the same cannot be concluded for the measurement of sodium, because of the significant difference in sodium measurement by the two instruments.
Keywords: benchtop auto-analyzers (AA), arterial blood gas (ABG) analyzers, intensive care unit (ICU)
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#Cruise Control
Jesus on the double to help holders Manchester City into FA Cup fifth round
Fulham captain Tim Ream saw red after just six minutes as City eased to a 4-0 victory.
Belgium hammer sorry Scotland to close in on Euro 2020 qualification
Romelu Lukaku, Thomas Vermaelen, Toby Alderweireld and Kevin de Bruyne were on target in a 4-0 win.
Barkley brace helps England hammer Montenegro to maintain perfect start to qualifiers
Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling were also on target as Gareth Southgate's side ran out convincing winners.
Galway defeat Dublin by 15 points to book third All-Ireland minor final in four years
Donal O'Shea posted 0-12 for the victors.
Limerick and Clare stars to the fore as Fitzgibbon champs Mary I claim 21-point success
The Limerick college were far too strong for GMIT today.
He's going to need a bigger garage! Bertram Allen won THREE cars over the weekend
We're not even one bit jealous.
The largest cruise ship in the world has set sail - here's what it looks like
The Harmony of the Seas is pretty big.
A bird's-eye view of the plan to boost the flow of ships (and tourist cash) into Dublin
A decision on the ambitious plan is expected in the next few months. It could open Dublin up to even the world's largest cruise ships.
Job done by Tipp as they claim 12-point Munster minor success against Waterford
The teams clashed in Semple Stadium tonight.
8 reasons why Tom Cruise absolutely shouldn't be Ireland's new film ambassador
You're grand and all, but no.
So, Shane Lynch from Boyzone is a rapper and director now
Check out his new music video…
You told us what you thought saved petrol, so which of them actually work?
In response to last week's piece on how to save on petrol, we here at TheJournal.ie dug through the comments to see which could actually help save you money.
In pictures: Tom Cruise takes Mark Webber's F1 car for a spin
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A centralized resource center dedicated to disabled dogs
Our First Video has Finally Been Uploaded!!
|Posted by Travis & Cheryl Adlington on July 31, 2011 at 8:50 PM
Finally!! After much trial and tribulation, we have finally managed to successfully upload our first video to our site. This is just a very simple clip showing how much Buddy2 enjoys his life, even though he is both paralyzed in his back end and completely incontinent. I really must apologize for the sound quality and the wind- it was just blasting that day up at Frenchman's Lake- one of our favorite camping spots.
We would so appreciate it if you could take the time to watch and critique this first video of ours. Of course we know about the wind and such, but we want to be certain that we shoot the finest quality videos possible for this site. After all, the whole putpose of this is to educate and help the many people who have found themselves looking down the barrel of caring for a special needs dog. We think the videos will both educate and motivate. With your help, we can be certain that we put the best quality information out there and keep it up to date. Thanks so much for looking !!
Travis, Cheryl, Jasmine & Buddy2
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