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- damselfly
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Was feeling a bit better this morning but now the fever is back up and the cough is getting worse. Damn you flu virus!!!
-- Lisa
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
- damselfly
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Programmable nano-bot antibodies you can configure via wireless from specs downloadable from the CDC website. REAL anti-virus protection.
Someone should get on that.
Someone should get on that.
-- Lisa
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
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Our's is really a wonderful dog. Good natured, caring, loyal, and smart. I've never had a dog before, so what I'm seeing in her is typical of an energetic puppy. I just had no idea what that meant until nowgarygOP wrote:Their coloring matches your Doberman's.
Doberman's are great dogs- make great family pets.

How does your collie get along with the basset? Does she understand that the basset has a problem?
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To be honest, she is now 90% more calm than she was only 8 months ago. In her first 2 months at home, I really wasn't sure that she'd be able to stay. I really....REALLY...didn't understand what it meant when I read that Dobermans are an energetic breed.damselfly wrote:Now those are my kind o' pups!! Quiet and peaceful. Ron, maybe your girl will get there someday.
Some of the problems, I now come to realize, was just me not knowing how to deal with dogs. I finally got Human down fairly well after 25 years, now I have to learn Dog.

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Sounds bad, Lisa. Get lots of rest. Oh, and did I mention a nice single malt scotch? I can make some recommendations if you wish.damselfly wrote:Was feeling a bit better this morning but now the fever is back up and the cough is getting worse. Damn you flu virus!!!

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We're really not that far away from just this. We're on the verge of an amazing era of nanotechnology.damselfly wrote:Programmable nano-bot antibodies you can configure via wireless from specs downloadable from the CDC website. REAL anti-virus protection.
Someone should get on that.
http://nextbigfuture.com/2014/12/ido-ba ... trial.html

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Boy, I really hope that this is just a sculpture and not his real hand dipped in some metal material.garygOP wrote:And speaking of middle finger problems-- they can be overcome:
Garcia's hand by sophistry2000, on Flickr
So after decades of listening and seeing him play, I had no idea that he didn't have one of his fingers. Little known fact? Or me living under a rock?
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Actually, this is more like it in my case. Yeah, thanks a LOT Concept 2damselfly wrote:Just a couple reminders why it's so important to row in these challenges....

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May I ask which force you are on? Big city? Small town?D6K9Cop wrote:Yes the work dogs live here with me kenneled in the back yard.
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We are just neck-to-neck and back-and-forth with these guys. It will be close right to the end, I'm guessing.
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- damselfly
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Darn you Ron! I had managed not to have a coughing fit since last night until I guffawed at this!!ronmardix wrote:Actually, this is more like it in my case. Yeah, thanks a LOT Concept 2damselfly wrote:Just a couple reminders why it's so important to row in these challenges....



-- Lisa
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
- damselfly
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Holy smokes!! That's amazing.ronmardix wrote:
We're really not that far away from just this. We're on the verge of an amazing era of nanotechnology.
http://nextbigfuture.com/2014/12/ido-ba ... trial.html
-- Lisa
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
Try not! Do, or do not! There is no "try". -- Yoda
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Why I row: among other things that I like to eat- and that my daughter enjoys to make- she is a chef in real life:




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Regarding my dogs: although Muriel ( the collie) is intelligent and intuitive, I dont think she perceives that Rhubarb ( the Basset Hound) is deaf.
In terms of intelligence, Collies and Bassets are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Rhubarb is a scent hound, and tends to walk slowly. Muriel is a herding dog and tends to lead from the front. They interact and certainly are a " pack", but aside from playing together in the house, they act completely independent of each other.
Regarding Garcia's middle finger: His older brother cut the finger off in a childhood mishap.
In terms of intelligence, Collies and Bassets are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Rhubarb is a scent hound, and tends to walk slowly. Muriel is a herding dog and tends to lead from the front. They interact and certainly are a " pack", but aside from playing together in the house, they act completely independent of each other.
Regarding Garcia's middle finger: His older brother cut the finger off in a childhood mishap.
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All I can say is, Oh My!!! Those look so amazingly good. Where does your daughter work. I'm making reservations.garygOP wrote:Why I row: among other things that I like to eat- and that my daughter enjoys to make- she is a chef in real life.
