#BuildaBetterEden - Community Planning: 07.07.2011

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#BuildaBetterEden - Community Planning: 07.07.2011

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Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
Quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Quote of the night - "Science is awesome"

But it's after 8 now, so I am gonna go move around. This was a fun meeting, debating the evils of Walmart, and the science of the logging industry. You guys are great!

Have a great night everyone!!!!
Bye Gary!
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
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Originally posted by Antipova
My dad tried this when he was dating my mom and her cat was crazy. He brought a nice normal barn cat, and the barn cat stayed normal, and the crazy cat stayed crazy.

They were both nice pets by the time my siblings and I were eventually born, ... more
we had 5 cats, a dog and other numerous pets at one time, the crazy ones stayed crazy lol
07/07/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
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Originally posted by Ivy Wilde
Unfortunately, the vet I take my cats to did recently retire. Sigh... But there are still several clinics available. But I will keep you in mind next time I have a question.
I generally can't diagnose without seeing an animal, but I can help you interpret things, particularly if you have things like lab work done.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
Quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Quote of the night - "Science is awesome"

But it's after 8 now, so I am gonna go move around. This was a fun meeting, debating the evils of Walmart, and the science of the logging industry. You guys are great!

Have a great night everyone!!!!
night JR! thanks for another great meeting
07/07/2011
Contributor: Ghost Ghost
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Originally posted by Vaccinium
Yes. Probably. I believe parts of South Australia have a Mediterranean climate too.
I guess I might have a bit more wiggle room since my specialty is actually methodology, specifically, developing new methods for thermal-dissipation sap flow sensors, and some new stem hygrometers, which can be applied to many plants, in many places.
07/07/2011
Contributor: ToyTimeTim ToyTimeTim
Quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Quote of the night - "Science is awesome"

But it's after 8 now, so I am gonna go move around. This was a fun meeting, debating the evils of Walmart, and the science of the logging industry. You guys are great!

Have a great night everyone!!!!
Night Gary, by the way, where is that Gag gift review you talked about? We need a Gary fix.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Redboxbaby Redboxbaby
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Originally posted by Kindred
Coprophagia (eating shit) can be caused by a number of things. Sometimes it's purely behavioral. Sometimes it can be a symptom of something else.
Is it a symptom of her being old? The vet says she is really old for her breed, but looks and acts great for her age. Can it be doggy dementia?
07/07/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
Night Gary!
07/07/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
Quote:
Originally posted by Kindred
I generally can't diagnose without seeing an animal, but I can help you interpret things, particularly if you have things like lab work done.
I really appreciate that.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
ack, make that gary...... I has the stupid
07/07/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
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Originally posted by Jul!a
That looks delicious!
It was delicious
07/07/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
Quote:
Originally posted by Redboxbaby
Is it a symptom of her being old? The vet says she is really old for her breed, but looks and acts great for her age. Can it be doggy dementia?
Dogs can definitely develop dementia as they age, just like people. Animals are living longer than they used to.
07/07/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
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Originally posted by Ivy Wilde
Okay, now I'm really hungry.
mission accomplished
07/07/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
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Originally posted by Ghost
Get a wiser cat to slap it around.
Lol, I need that wiser cat to come beat up on my slow boxer...
07/07/2011
Contributor: Redboxbaby Redboxbaby
Quote:
Originally posted by Kindred
Dogs can definitely develop dementia as they age, just like people. Animals are living longer than they used to.
OK. Thanks for the input.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
Quote:
Originally posted by sexyintexas
Lol, I need that wiser cat to come beat up on my slow boxer...
one of my mums cats did that to her crazy chuiahuia who thought it was a huge dog. toothless agression was barking up at milo who was sitting on the table and so he just swiped a paw at him and got his eye. Now hes little one eyed toothless agression lol
07/07/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Ghost
I guess I might have a bit more wiggle room since my specialty is actually methodology, specifically, developing new methods for thermal-dissipation sap flow sensors, and some new stem hygrometers, which can be applied to many plants, in many places.
Well, yes. That would certainly open the field for you more since you aren't field-based. Lab-based ecologists have a lot more wiggle room.

I'm field-based and studied in Ohio and then Florida, and finding work in the Pacific Northwest has been...challenging.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Ghost Ghost
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
Well, yes. That would certainly open the field for you more since you aren't field-based. Lab-based ecologists have a lot more wiggle room.

I'm field-based and studied in Ohio and then Florida, and finding work in the Pacific ... more
That never makes much sense to me. If you've got brains enough to be doing what you're doing in the first place, you've got brains enough to adapt to a new system.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Ivy Wilde Ivy Wilde
Well, I'm off to find something to eat. Nice chatting with you all.
07/07/2011
Contributor: ToyTimeTim ToyTimeTim
Night folks, take care and don't forget the lube.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
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Originally posted by Ghost
That never makes much sense to me. If you've got brains enough to be doing what you're doing in the first place, you've got brains enough to adapt to a new system.
It's like any other business in that respect. You need the job-based training, but you can't get that job-based training without the job. Classic paradox. The state hiring freezes don't help much.

I'm trying to overcome it by writing two books on Pacific Northwest ecology. Once published, that should prove to everyone that I know something about the Pacific Northwest.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Ghost Ghost
Quote:
Originally posted by Vaccinium
It's like any other business in that respect. You need the job-based training, but you can't get that job-based training without the job. Classic paradox. The state hiring freezes don't help much.

I'm trying to overcome it ... more
Let me know when you publish them. ~~
07/07/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
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Originally posted by Ghost
Let me know when you publish them. ~~
Will do.

I have no clue when that will be, though. I still need to get the photography done for them.
07/07/2011
Contributor: Vaccinium Vaccinium
Quote:
Originally posted by Ghost
Let me know when you publish them. ~~
Will do.

I have no clue when that will be, though. I still need to get the photography done for them.
07/07/2011
Contributor: sexyintexas sexyintexas
Quote:
Originally posted by Wondermom
one of my mums cats did that to her crazy chuiahuia who thought it was a huge dog. toothless agression was barking up at milo who was sitting on the table and so he just swiped a paw at him and got his eye. Now hes little one eyed toothless agression ... more
Hahaha!!!
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
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Originally posted by sexyintexas
Hahaha!!!
hes a rescue, and when mum got him he has severe dental disease so he had to have them removed, now his tounge sticks out permanantly and he has one eye lol
07/07/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
Quote:
Originally posted by Wondermom
hes a rescue, and when mum got him he has severe dental disease so he had to have them removed, now his tounge sticks out permanantly and he has one eye lol
my friends found a dog like that. A little long-haired chihuahua that they named BeeBee. She had no teeth. It had been abandoned. It was so sad. She was very old and died several weeks later
07/07/2011
Contributor: ~LaUr3n~ ~LaUr3n~
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Originally posted by Wondermom
I can never get anything cheaply on ebay, and when I see a good BIN price its got outragous shipping. I don't need to pay crazy prices for things I can get fast and cheap elsewhere. Ebay is one of those things that if your needs are part of the ... more
What kinds of things? I don't think there has ever been something I wanted that ebay didn't have cheapest. I've never had a problem. Clothing, lingerie, heels, toys, video games, perfume, car parts, textbooks, autographs, sports tickets...seriously...
07/07/2011
Contributor: Wondermom Wondermom
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Originally posted by ~LaUr3n~
What kinds of things? I don't think there has ever been something I wanted that ebay didn't have cheapest. I've never had a problem. Clothing, lingerie, heels, toys, video games, perfume, car parts, textbooks, autographs, sports ... more
plus size clothing, used homeschooling supplies etc
07/07/2011
Contributor: ~LaUr3n~ ~LaUr3n~
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Originally posted by Wondermom
plus size clothing, used homeschooling supplies etc
Different audiences. My old roommate didn't have a problem finding Lane Bryant clothing on ebay for much cheaper, but that's pretty much my knowledge on that subject. And home schooling supplies, that I have ZERO clue about lol.
07/07/2011