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Pet Insurance

Thu, 15 May 2008 05:39:40 GMT

clipped by: danielbeatty
clipper's remarks: A change in opinion on what the best pet insurance to have is....

Embrace Pet Insurance

You really need to read this information before you buy pet insurance and even if you have pet insurance if you are not with the right company I would suggest you read this and switch ASAP. I feel that Embrace Pet Insurance and Pet Plan US are the best plans to have. Embrace may have the edge right now for two reasons - 1. Pet Plan US is only available in 40 states and 2. Embrace is run by a person not afraid to be out in public and give away information i.e. Laura Bennett is a blogger. Check out her blog here –> Embrace Pet Insurance Blog

Tags: pet insurance

Horse Racing for or against

Sat, 10 May 2008 13:09:54 GMT

clipped by: danielbeatty
clipper's remarks: Horse Racing is under the gun. What do you think should happen?

Clip Source: www.horsekinetics.com

Horse Racing in the media spotlight

With the death of Eight Belles at the Kentucky Derby following on the heels of Barbaros death last year and here locally about the deaths happening at Arlington Park two years ago, horse racing is in the media spotlight and not in a favorable light. Three years of bad publicity may just force some changes in the industry.

What do you think? Leave a comment let us know your opinion.

Tags: horse racing, horse health, horses

Amazing weight loss pics

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 04:44:23 GMT

clipped by: danielbeatty
clipper's remarks: You NEED to see these pics. This man is a different person...most likely like Dr. Drew says here from a bypass surgery and then plastic surgery, but I do not care it is amazing what has happened to this person.

Clip Source: funnypicturecrazy.info

Weight loss pics

Dr. Drew Says:

“For those of you wondering how it was done…
The skin change suggest a result of liposuction, followed by various cosmetic surgery. The resulting bulk may be either through exercise or implants.”
Sammy-do you know anything about bariatrics? I doubt it. The truth is, a lot of people can lose weight through gastric bypass surgery (which is very likely in this case) and he lost between 150-225 pounds over the course of the next year to year and a half. Even with losing that weight over 12 to 18 months there would be excess skin of this magnitude. Post-bariatric surgery (which is needed in 90% of post-gastric bypass patients) with a plastic surgeon is definitely what has happened here. There must be a great story with these pics, but as a surgeon, I’m certain this is from bariatrics. Not, from working out and eating right. Congratulating someone on having surgery to save their own life is not very noble. Sorry to disappoint.

Tags: off beat, weight loss

My social profiles

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 04:36:48 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Here is a list of my social profiles...just looking for a few more friends. I really like this web 2.0 "stuff" Being a geek I never had this many friends before...LOL

Clip Source: www.dsbeatty.com

My social profiles

Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=746243800

Twitter - http://twitter.com/danielbeatty

MySpace - http://profile.myspace.com/drdandvm

ClipMarks - http://clipmarks.com/clipper/danielbeatty/

StumbleUpon - http://danielbeatty.stumbleupon.com/

Digg - http://digg.com/users/danielbeatty

Tags: social networks

Survey on Web 2.0

Sat, 22 Dec 2007 20:12:16 GMT

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clipper's remarks: What is your favorite web 2.0 service?

Clip Source: www.dsbeatty.com

Web 2.0 Survey

OK I am going on vacation and will be back around Christmas. In the meantime I would like to conduct a little Web 2.0 survey to find out which Web 2.0 sites are your favorite.

I will post the results on December 26th along with the small token of appreciation for taking the survey. You will find this gift as the last question of the survey.

So to take the survey click here—> Web 2.0 Survey

Tags: web 2.0, survey

Santa caught driving a dualie!

Fri, 14 Dec 2007 14:14:51 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Santa has good taste - a white Dodge diesel dualie

Clip Source: www.horsekinetics.com

Santa drives a dualie!

Tags: santa claus

Greyhound Racing - for or against

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 05:23:49 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Are you for or against geyhound racing?

Clip Source: healthyasadog.com

I have seen many Greyhounds from the racetrack, the majority from the racetrack in Wisconsin. I have heard of the conditions they are kept in. I have seen evidence to support the small cage confinement abuse. Overall I am not against Greyhound racing, what I am for is healthy happy dogs that are cared for humanely.

A news piece from the Boston Herald through the AP -Dog advocates try again for ban on greyhound racing tells a story of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the United States Humane Society attempting to close down the Greyhound racing industry in Massachusetts. They have tried twice in the past and have finally made it on to a ballot for the 2008 November elections to pose the question as to whether or not Mass should continue to have a Greyhound Racing Industry.

Tags: dog, greyhound racing, dog health

Horse Hoof Health

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 05:21:14 GMT

clipped by: danielbeatty

Clip Source: www.horsekinetics.com

The most important aspect of the health of a horse’s hoof is how it is trimmed.

First, look at the bottom of your horse’s foot (the sole). Draw an imaginary
straight line through the widest part of the foot. From that line back to the heels
should be more total surface area than in front of that line.

Second, the frog should be at least ½ as wide at the heel base, as it is
long. It should also make contact with the ground at the base.

Third, the angle of the hoof should parallel the angle of the pastern. It is
not an exact number but usually falls between 45 and 55 degrees. The best way
to determine if proper angle is met is to look at the foot from the side and place a
straight edge (ruler) along the front aspect of the hoof from the toe to the coronet
band. If it is a correct angle, the front aspect of the pastern will follow on the
bottom of the straight edge exactly all the way to the fetlock.

Tags: horse health, hoof health, horse

How to prevent suspensory ligament injury in a horse

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:28:04 GMT

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clipper's remarks: How to prevent a very common injury in horses.

Clip Source: www.horsekinetics.com

Suspensory Ligament Injury (PSD) prevention

A suspensory ligament injury or in more technical terms the proximal suspensory ligament disease (PSD) is an extremely common injury in performance horses.

Here are some of the horse sense steps that you can take to prevent the suspensory ligament injury -

Proper Hoof Care

Arena maintenance

Proper conditioning

Tags: horse health, suspensory ligament injury, psd

Kwakit - a new social story submission site

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:16:05 GMT

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clipper's remarks: I love the ducks on this site. I have submitted stories and Kwakked stories. A really good up and coming site.

Clip Source: www.kwakit.com

You submit a story - it might be yours or something you've come across on your web twavels (!) and it's automatically kwakked. You, and others, can help it move up to the front page and so find a bigger audience by giving it a Kwak, telling your friends about it so they can Kwak it too! Or you can Kwap It and blow it out of the water - but that's just plain mean!

Tags: web 2.0, social networking, digg

What is a Stock Option Credit Spread?

Fri, 16 Nov 2007 20:04:53 GMT

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clipper's remarks: A definition with an example of how to trade a credit spread

Clip Source: creditoptionspreads.com

It is a trading strategy in which you buy an out of the money option at a certain strike price and then you sell an out of the money option at a different strike price of the same month. As time goes on the options will decay in value and as long as the price of the stock does not go past the sold strike price at the end of expiration you will receive a full credit winning trade.

Tags: credit spread, option trading, stocks