Medical Lab Coats

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1. #1john37L @ 2010-8-17 20:57

   My lab coat fit me soo cute!

2. #2Pat B @ 2010-8-20 03:41

   Blowing coat is very normal even for healthy dogs after pregnancy. The good news for you is that the pups are probably old enough to be away from her as most b*tches don't "blow" until they are 8-10 weeks post-whelp.

   Feed her a high quality diet. You can supplement with Satin Balls

   She should start growing coat about the time the pups are 4-4.5 mos old (that'll give you some indication of how old they were when she was separated from them.)

   People who show dogs say that a b*tch's best coat is 6-8 mos post-whelp.. and I've found that to be true.

   Bless you for taking this poor girl in and good luck.

3. #3sss12100 @ 2010-9-7 04:03

   I love AR! Miss them!

4. #4happy @ 2010-9-20 17:18

   well it was in very bad taste, but obama is still under the impression that people are falling for his acting. i listened to the interviews with canadian doctors and what they had to say, i think that carrys a lot more weight to have someone who actually works in that type of health care program and what a disaster it has been in canada and great britian. personally i am a cancer surviror and i sure am glad i am not sick now, i would be terrified if i had to wait like wemon in canada to see a doctor. i have a friend that lives there and she told me when she was pregant with twins, she had to wait 3 months to see her doctor, that is horrible. but that is the way it would be here too, darn shame if that happens.

5. #5kiko man chibi @ 2010-9-20 20:01

   just cut it where u want it to be and then fold the bottom under and sew if u made a mistake

6. #6caferrell @ 2010-9-21 04:59

   Have you ever read about the study of humans’ propensity to follow authority and apply electric shocks to strangers under the direction of some authority in a white lab coat. Germans were significantly more willing to follow instruction than Americans were. Americans believe in the ideal of personal liberty whether or not they actually can practice it or not. That is not true of Germans or Chinese

7. #7smokinj721 @ 2010-9-24 02:59

8. #8Peter J @ 2010-9-30 15:36

   Global warming IS real, the real debate is whether we (humans) are causing it or not. From what I can tell, there's almost consensus that the the Earth's climate is changing, but there's all kinds of contradictory information on whether it's our fault or not.

   Personally, I'm a fence sitter because I'm really wary of all the varying information that's out there. I'm not sure how I can sort out the truth from a sea of lies, honest mistakes, bad conclusions, and the just plain illogical.

   However. Whether or not 4 of of 5 "scientists" agree, no-one can deny that many humans are making quite a mess with our pollution and garbage and deforestation etc. Why the heck can't we just agree to be a little more eco-friendly, despite whether a 'global warming' doomsday is upon us or not? There's enough proof that these things are not that great for us and the other species we share the planet with, even if you ignore climate.

9. #9mosle123 @ 2010-10-3 17:59

   This blog is excellent. Dont  ever stop

10. #10Windy Wilson @ 2010-10-6 13:47

    Hmm, what would a German Shepard/Yellow Labrador mix be? a German Lab? Yellow Shepard? Yellow Lab Coat?
    As for the collective right issue, you're spot on, as rights can also only be enjoyed singly, and if it's a collective right, then it isn't your turn to speak this month. Or next month, either, and it doesn't look like we can pencil you in at all this decade.
    If the Second Amendment only applies to the National Guard, the First Amendment only applies to the Government Printing Office.

11. #11incinerated_ember @ 2010-10-10 05:56

    No, but my dogs dont smell bad. I dont bathe them, either. At least, not unless they *need* it.

12. #12kiko man chibi @ 2010-10-11 06:23

    just cut it where u want it to be and then fold the bottom under and sew if u made a mistake

13. #13Barssiah 133 @ 2010-12-5 13:13

    Yes. The Matrix is far larger – and yet contained within the whole/hole. And eye LOVE the complementary angle/angels, my Challenge. Spent a good deal of today watching live streaming of the H+ lectURe series – The conference discusses key emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, biotech, anti-aging technology, intelligence enhancement, brain emulation, and human Humanity+ Caltech conference will be divided into four main sessions:Session 1, Re-Imagining Humans: Mind, Media and Methods Session 2, Radically Increasing the Human Healthspan Session 3, Redefining Intelligence: Artificial Intelligence, Intelligence Enhancement and Substrate-Independent Minds Session 4, Business and Economy in the Era of Radical Technomorphosis My favorite segment was an impassioned talk by Michael – a fiery anti-hollywood gesticulating silver tongued film producer that could easily fill in on the Sopranos for the way he magnetizes a dialogue – he pleaded with the “SCIENTIFIC” community to find more effective ways to bridge the gap between the mass market and science – the scientists desperately need majority support {WINNING HEARTS AND MINDS} that they shall never achieve if they don’t learn to leave the lab coat in the clean room and become human artists when they wish to communicate – the Luddites have held sway for far too long and it is pURely a matter of PR. More than one of the speakers alluded the Buckminster Fuller idea that [with the advent of the internet], all the resources for the world [information] are there, we just haven’t distributed them correctly. i never understand how in this day and age so many people still fear investigative intelligence – application military is the problem – and yet they love that State Sponsored Death.i also learned that again, not at all sURprisingly i live in the 191th lowest ranked (of 200) cities in the US based on “braininess” – believe me, a vast majority of the Central Valley of California suffers from low self esteem and an inherent lack of cURiosity about anything other than Bibles, Beer, and Boob tube.Michael Masucci: Mediating the Transition- can art minimize a backlash from techno-phobic fundamentalism?Michael J. Masucci is a pioneering desktop digital video artist, and director/producer as well as an author, curator, educator and community activist. Co-founder and Artistic Director of EZTV, which the American Film Institute hailed as “one of the core pioneers and advocates of digital technology in the moving images arts”, Masucci and EZTV were recently honored by their inclusion in the upcoming Getty Center Museum and Research Institute ‘s “Pacific Standard Time”, a massive retrospective on the most significant of Los Angeles’ contemporary artists. Earlier this year, at UCLA, they were celebrated for their innovations in the fusion of art, performance, film and new media, in an event hosted by SIGGRAPH.EZTV, created in 1979, continues to be what Wired.com called “an avant-garde video production company and digital art center”. Projects for which EZTV has been a key collaborator have premiered at the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Los Angeles County Museum (LACMA), Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Institute of Contemporary Art (London), the Cannes Film Festival, the American Film Institute, as well as on BRAVO, the BBC, PBS and numerous festivals, conferences and art spaces. Masucci and EZTV have been profiled in media ranging from the LA Times to Millimeter Magazine, and from the Discovery Channel to the Financial News Network, as well as in several books on the history of the media arts. Long an advocate of the integration, of emerging technologies with the arts and human interaction in general, Masucci has worked with the California Lawyers for the Arts, and will soon be completing his doctorate in law, entirely online.S’ace’s post led me to me thinking bivid/mirror folded into a cube which is being read from the inside – it’s kind of the only way it would be practical to read it.Yet another example is the antiparallel structure of DNA. Sense and antisense strands of DNA are commonly written in boustrophedon.Hmmm…Love,C

14. #14kiko man chibi @ 2010-12-7 04:58

    just cut it where u want it to be and then fold the bottom under and sew if u made a mistake