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DevilAlumna wrote:I could use some doggie-healing, gentle vibes -- Mr. Krauder (aka, my bulldog) visited the doggie dentist today. He had a lot of teeth pulled, one was really badly infected. He also got an unsteady pulse from the morphine, and will need a follow up doggie ekg. Poor dude's groggy, whining, and generally looks very pathetic. He could use a hug.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:
Serious suggestion. If your problems are allergy related, and most are because of pollen, pet dander, dust, mold spores and hyphal insect segments in the air, my GT1500 air purifier will help you a great deal. http://greentechenv.com/sites/default/f ... heet_0.pdf Next time you come this way I'll loan you one to try for a couple of weeks to see if it makes a difference for you. The feature that is of "particular" interest is the needle point ionization

Needlepoint Ionization: The GT1500 generates a continuous stream of millions of negative ions that circulate throughout the home. These ions charge particles of dust, dander, bacteria and viruses; causing them to attract other particles and clump together. As more and more particles come together, they become heavier, making them easier to pull into the homes furnace filter or just fall to the floor to be vacuumed up. Unlike HEPA filters that can filter out particles of .5 microns or larger, the ionizer in the GT1500 can reduce ultra-fine particles, even nano-particles, that are much more dangerous than the larger particles you can see. This means your family breathes easier with fewer particles in the breathing space, less exposure to bacteria, mold and virus particles as well.

captmojo wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:
Serious suggestion. If your problems are allergy related, and most are because of pollen, pet dander, dust, mold spores and hyphal insect segments in the air, my GT1500 air purifier will help you a great deal. http://greentechenv.com/sites/default/f ... heet_0.pdf Next time you come this way I'll loan you one to try for a couple of weeks to see if it makes a difference for you. The feature that is of "particular" interest is the needle point ionization

Needlepoint Ionization: The GT1500 generates a continuous stream of millions of negative ions that circulate throughout the home. These ions charge particles of dust, dander, bacteria and viruses; causing them to attract other particles and clump together. As more and more particles come together, they become heavier, making them easier to pull into the homes furnace filter or just fall to the floor to be vacuumed up. Unlike HEPA filters that can filter out particles of .5 microns or larger, the ionizer in the GT1500 can reduce ultra-fine particles, even nano-particles, that are much more dangerous than the larger particles you can see. This means your family breathes easier with fewer particles in the breathing space, less exposure to bacteria, mold and virus particles as well.

Might have to take you up on that.

lawgrad91 wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote:I could use some doggie-healing, gentle vibes -- Mr. Krauder (aka, my bulldog) visited the doggie dentist today. He had a lot of teeth pulled, one was really badly infected. He also got an unsteady pulse from the morphine, and will need a follow up doggie ekg. Poor dude's groggy, whining, and generally looks very pathetic. He could use a hug.

Hugs for your puppy and healing vibes!!!

Merlin and Sasha send their vibes as well.

DevilAlumna wrote:I could use some doggie-healing, gentle vibes -- Mr. Krauder (aka, my bulldog) visited the doggie dentist today. He had a lot of teeth pulled, one was really badly infected. He also got an unsteady pulse from the morphine, and will need a follow up doggie ekg. Poor dude's groggy, whining, and generally looks very pathetic. He could use a hug.

Lavabe wrote:This seemed to be the appropriate thread to post this ESPN link, in which TED ROOF has now become the defensive coordinator at PENN STATE.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... oordinator

Very Duke Blue wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote:I could use some doggie-healing, gentle vibes -- Mr. Krauder (aka, my bulldog) visited the doggie dentist today. He had a lot of teeth pulled, one was really badly infected. He also got an unsteady pulse from the morphine, and will need a follow up doggie ekg. Poor dude's groggy, whining, and generally looks very pathetic. He could use a hug.

Hugs and vibes coming from Harley and the Shelton's.

Lavabe wrote:This seemed to be the appropriate thread to post this ESPN link, in which TED ROOF has now become the defensive coordinator at PENN STATE.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... oordinator

lawgrad91 wrote:

Lavabe wrote:This seemed to be the appropriate thread to post this ESPN link, in which TED ROOF has now become the defensive coordinator at PENN STATE.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... oordinator

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

Time for Penn State alums to

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Penn State football. Soon to become the Duke of the North!

lawgrad91 wrote:While ago, I was on the Teleflora website, trying to order flowers for my cousin's FIL.

Does anyone else besides me think that "Arrive in Style" is an odd name for an option for sympathy flowers?

http://www.teleflora.com/flowers/bouque ... 72893p.asp

Lavabe wrote:This seemed to be the appropriate thread to post this ESPN link, in which TED ROOF has now become the defensive coordinator at PENN STATE.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... oordinator

DevilWearsPrada2.0 wrote:

Lavabe wrote:This seemed to be the appropriate thread to post this ESPN link, in which TED ROOF has now become the defensive coordinator at PENN STATE.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... oordinator

I saw that on the News yesterday. Congrats to Ted Roof. He has been successful since leaving Duke as HC. He is truly a very nice man and just got tossed into being the HC of Duke Football.

knights68 wrote:just changed my avatar..... how ya like it?!