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Author: MultiVu Added: Thu, 02 Oct 2008 08:33:23 -0800 Duration: 115Every dog has his day. And for Ike, a four-year-old, 18-pound pug who lives in Barrington Hills, Illinois, that day is putting him in the national spotlight. Ike is the grand prize winner of the ALPO Real Meat Moments video contest and will serve as the new face of the iconic dog food brand, appearing on millions of cans of ALPO and in national print advertising. To view Multimedia News Release go to,http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/alpo/33525/

Author: MultiVu Added: Thu, 02 Oct 2008 08:33:23 -0800 Duration: 115Every dog has his day. And for Ike, a four-year-old, 18-pound pug who lives in Barrington Hills, Illinois, that day is putting him in the national spotlight. Ike is the grand prize winner of the ALPO Real Meat Moments video contest and will serve as the new face of the iconic dog food brand, appearing on millions of cans of ALPO and in national print advertising. To view Multimedia News Release go to,http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/alpo/33525/

Joy Behar, Dog Lover, Comedian and Co-host of The View, Crowns the Winning Dog

Television Personality and Comedian Joy Behar Joins the Search for the New Face of ALPO

KABOOST is a portable chair booster that raises the height of a chair so that little kids can sit like big kids. See why KABOOST wins when it comes to KABOOST vs. Chair Booster

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 23:04:07 -0800 Duration: 636"Eating with others is fun," But Ralph's pep is pooped out, and he's left wallowing in a lonesome funk. Maybe there was something to the lesson about food groups he learned in school last week; and if he starts eating a balanced diet, the rip-roaring Ralph of old will return! Let's find out!

Kids in restaurants? Should they stay or should they go? It's a topic that generates a lot of heat from diners. Caroline and Jacquie talk with Cleveland Plain Dealer food and restaurants editor Joe Crea. He offers some suggestions on what parents can do and what restaurants can do to include children and make it a pleasant and rewarding experience for all parties

Caroline and Jacquie continue their conversation with Cleveland Plain Dealer food and restaurants editor Joe Crea on what parents can do to avoid mealtime mayhem when dining out.

Another week and again the age old question... What's for dinner? For me, and most mom's it's the 'Dilemma of my Life'. If you ask kids what they want they'll tell you cake. But you can't give them cake. I'm out of ideas. Today I tried something new. How did it go you might ask? Well,I'm onto dinner number two today. It's been that kind of Monday.

One day, a snowy day I had this revelation of thought, I wasn't paying attention because I had so much on my mind and I crashed into the car in front of me. I get out of the car and I say to this old man "Im so sorry" and this old man says to me "Don't Be in Such A Hurry, I'm Worried About You - Slow Down, Don't Be in Such a Rush!". And the guy says forget it.