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 “Saving Horses from Slaughter Forever!” Equine Voices Sanctuary Karen Pomroy~Episode 2
from In Horse Harmony
July 25, 2008
Today s episode with Karen Pomroy of Equine Voices Sanctuary is critically important to increasing our awareness around horse slaughter. Many people do not even realize that horses are sent to slaughter. As sad (and for me completely unacceptable) as this information is, we need to be educated. Show Highlights: Horses sold for slaughter, shipped to foreign countries for horse meat 3 slaughter plants in U.S. now shut down Inhumane treatment, completely UNconscious The important, crucial difference between slaughter and euthanasia. Karen initiated a euthanasia fund Biggest reason for the number of horses going to slaughter in the U.S. is OVER-breeding People need to take full responsibility for the life span of their horses Make plans for the retirement years for your horse as well as how your horse will pass from this life Education and Solution Based Action are key Equine Voices can help give you viable options, PLEASE contact them to be sure you know your choices Please go to www.equinevoices.org to get involved, learn more, adopt a saved Premarin Mare! This is Episode 2 of 3. Please listen to our first episode with Karen of Equine Voices Sanctuary. In Episode 1 Karen shares her story of the creation of Equine Voices.
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 When Gas is the Problem
from Animal Instincts
July 25, 2008
Hear how to keep your pet flatulence-free. Do you like the Animal Instincts podcast? Please help spread the love! Send an email to info@flpradio.com, tell a friend, or write a review in a podcast directory. Thanks!
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 Play, Spirit, and Character (July 24, 2008)
from APM: Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett
July 24, 2008
Stuart Brown, a physician and director of the National Institute for Play, says that pleasurable, purposeless activity prevents violence and promotes trust, empathy, and adaptability to life's complication. He promotes cutting-edge science on human play, and draws on a rich universe of study of intelligent social animals.
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 Myths and Realities of Eating
from *New* Donate Your Weight Podcast
July 23, 2008
This show will help you begin to identify the difference between physical and emotional or habit hunger. Awareness is the first step of change and this episode will help you indentify habits that aren't working for you so you can modify them and get the results you desire.
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 1953 Cold War Conformity & Good Citizenship School Film
from Revver - american Videos
July 21, 2008
Author: QIP1 Added: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:55:04 -0800 Duration: 55This 1950's social etiquette film overtly encourages good citizenship and proper manners to young school children, as well as unintentionally representing Cold War culture. The narrator of the film introduces Harvey as the happiest boy in school. While he walks through the school yard, he waves and smiles at the other children, and they all happily wave back as though he is royalty. And why shouldn't he be treated royally, he's a productive member of society (by being an utter conformist)! The film teaches the importance neatness and cleanliness, simply helping others, and being conscientious about making even new kids feel welcome, all examples of good citizenship. American family values and ethical behavior are stressed as vital to teaching teens good manners. Only slightly touched upon by the film are examples of bad manners: little Tommy is always late, which is poor etiquette! While the content of the film remains utterly positive, the underpinnings of all of the ...
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 1950s Movie on Honesty, Cheating & Making Moral Decisions
from Revver - american Videos
July 21, 2008
Author: QIP1 Added: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:55:04 -0800 Duration: 53This social etiquette film discusses how honesty can become difficult in situations where the stakes are high. One of the top high school basketball players at his school, Bob, is seen leaving the locker room, and shortly thereafter another teammates money has been stolen. Was Bob stealing? Are all the witnesses telling the truth? The highschoolers in this film must figure out for themselves where the answers lie. The film features strong acting for its genre, and the story becomes interesting: when one of the witnesses, a girl whos dating the number two player on the basketball team, confesses that she wants Bob to fail so her boyfriend can be the top player. As everyone works towards finding the truth, typical American family values are investigated as well as social conformity in the 1950's. Without question, the truth hurts, but the cost of dishonesty is greater. This educational video asks people to discover the difference between an honest mistake and being dishonest.
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 Bathtub
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
July 21, 2008
This one of many documentations of Diane's abnormal behavior. This strange bathtub behaviors stems both from an accident she had in the bathtub as a child and from her need to reconnect to herself (see Depersonalization Disorder). P.I.
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 Pet Sitting with Pet Sit USA - Show #180
from Animal Talk Naturally Online Radio Show
July 18, 2008
Today on Animal Talk Naturally Therese Kopiwoda, founder of Pet Sit USA, will be joining us. Therese was formerly our guest on ATN Gone Wild which has merged with ATN. Of course we re going to be talking all about when, how, where and why to choose a pet sitter over other forms of pet boarding. Our [...]
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