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depends on dog
some breeds will rot out no matter what you do- ie chihuahua, shih tzu, dachshunds, poms.
-the rot can be so bad it will destroy the bone in the mandible and they walk around with a broken jaw or pus trapped behind their eye
- anesthesia is a must
- prices vary wildly - i've seen from 600 for a cleaning to 3600 for 27 teeth coming out. Higher if they need the CT
-dental health affects every organ system- heart and valves with endocardiosis/endocarditis, kidneys (uti or pyelo), liver etc.

so many ways to go with this like was said above
1. I'm not sure coaches would let Ryans delivery with the high leg kick get thru in these days. That said his delivery in the 69 world series is different than the 90s. Same with Clemens- in 86 Clemens is somewhat post like and upright, but by the late 80s he is all legs
2. in 1990 I think Verducci wrote an article in SI about durability. He correctly predicted Clemens would do OK due to his build, and also thought Saberhagen would break down and Gooden and Viola could go either way
3. I think multiple muscle motions are good for the youngsters. Throwing hay bales, swimming, splitting wood are all going to build ancilliary muscles instead of standing on a pitchers mound all day throwing at a strike zone. (like how i blew my elbow out). No one lives on a farm anymore it seems and those that do are on a tractor it seems

Before i lived in El Cid, I lived in Canterbury Square. 1st night I think there were 7 gunshots if I remember right.

Month after that, downstairs apartment had guy come out of apartment screaming at his baby boys mama cause she locked him out. So he stomped the windshield out of her car. left in his Mustang. that happened a couple times I think

Security gate was ripped off anchors fairly regularly there

Dumbest thing I ever did was go by myself to west grant street I think to pick up like 30 tires dumped in an abandoned lot so we could put them on the bunker silo at the dairy (which had a bullet hole in the front window of the milking parlor from the same direction)

I'm sure I forgot some stuff too

Best acting performance he did. Sucks to be typecast
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I hope hes dead- if he really was hearing voices I've been told you hit breaking point eventually

But I keep thinking that hes still out there. Its a harvest moon, you can see everything at night right now without light, and word is that he was a redneck so chances are hes been out at night before evading the warden service (Bowdoin is poaching hotspot). I worry he will pop up later on for a second round- I would guess in Topsham

There was significant precedence in the military side prior to 1996- NTSB did not pull this out of their arse.Also, the AC unit near that tank had overheated the vapors. It was a accumulation of bad luck
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On Dec. 10, 1993, a Wisconsin Air National Guard KC-135 blew up on the ground at Gen. Billy Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee. Six maintenance personnel died.

An investigative board found "clear and convincing evidence" that an explosion in the plane's center fuel tank was triggered by sparking in a wire within the housing of a fuel pump. The electrical arc managed to enlarge a tiny vent hole in the housing, sending molten copper from the wire into the tank. Fuel vapors quickly ignited.

-- On Sept. 17, 1987, a KC-10 exploded at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. Again, the cause was attributed to a fuel vapor explosion in the center fuel tank. One mechanic died.

Investigators found that fuel had leaked, and vapors probably had been ignited by arcing from a battery near the pump area for the tank.

Shortly after the incident, the Air Force ordered checks of all KC-10s and found a dozen similar leaks.

-- On July 24, 1989, at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, an Air Force B-52 bomber went up in flames, killing one person, after a refueling team mistakenly left a vent plug in the plane's center fuel tank. The plug caused too much vapor pressure to build. The tank ruptured, spilling 2,600 gallons of fuel onto the tarmac. Air Force investigators were unable to determine the ignition source.

-- On Oct. 4, 1990, an Air Force KC-135 tanker exploded during approach to Loring Air Force Base in Maine. That incident involved a rear aerial-refueling storage tank rather than the central fuel tank. Witnesses said they saw two explosions on the plane and then saw the tail section separate from the aircraft. Investigators blamed the accident, which killed all four crew members, on a fuel pump that overheated to at least 1,400 degrees.

-- In another rear-tank incident, on Sept. 20, 1989, a KC-135 assigned to the Alaska Air National Guard exploded on the ground at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. Two people died. The accident was attributed to a malfunction of a refueling pump, which set off vapors in a rear tank.

Analysts are wrong. Yesterdays run was based on report of release of shockwave technology. Big frickin deal- 90% of vet clinics are already equipped with therapeutic laser. Zomedica is grasping for a foothold in a saturated market. still a scam, though it did get attention of people that should know better. I had a fiduciary message me about it yesterday

MacArthur should got his moneys worth getting off the phillipines. Quite the story. The lead boat LTCDR was quite the guy

I'd love to have a boat with one packard V12, let alone 3. quite the hotrod.
I dotn agree with Kennedy being court marshalled. His actions before the crash are debatable, but his actions after the crash are not. It was sound decision making island hopping and testing limits of physical endurance with some of those swims. In crocdile and shark populated waters.

I keep seeing LLBean boots recommended and don't agree entirely.

I've had too many pairs to remember since 1991. Recent quality has been poor. Stitching of leather to rubber is failing fast and has on my last 3 pairs. Its failing on a pair I bought 18 months ago. They are my 4th back up boot- I only wear them when I will be walking a long distance, need to be extra quiet, its not cold and will be muddy. These boots are COLD after 2 hours in temps below 40.

I've been using the USMC temperate goretex boots (belleville 500 bates equivalent) for 5 years- They are great but have the damn vibram soles which are super slippery/dangerous on ice and rocks. Bought on ebay before prices got out of hand. Good down to 20 or so with thick socks.
Second pair is the air force equivalent- belleville 690. Similar boot, just green. Same dangerous sole. A little colder than the 500. I can wear these in the summer, but get a little warm above 75
3rd pair is Belleville 693/793- these are great- they fixed the sole; its good down to 32 or so. Cannot wear in hot summer weather- too hot
4th pair is Sorel caribou- for weather under 32 but above 0. Those sorels have the same design (leather/rubber) but the sorels last 5 times as long as the bean boots with half the wear time.

Below 0 I use bunny boots. Wore them for 10 hours outside continously today at low of 2 and high of 17 degree temps.
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EDIT- the 793 is probably best all around boot for me. I surf ebay and bought all these cheap.

What speaks to how great a man he was, was his response after Darryl Stingley was paralyzed, going to visit him. Patriots fans hated the Raiders especially after the '76 playoff game, but could at least admit their coach was a good man

I know you said custodial: 529 plan wuld be a presumption that specific kids would go to college but it seems like a logical tax shelter place to put money in your situation.