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I was raised in a family that takes voting very seriously. It is considered both a privilege and an obligation that many people over the course of our history have given their lives to defend, as the stories go. So it is no surprise that it was ingrained in me at [more]
Normally I don’t do a lot of direct promotion for others, but in this particular instance, I feel that Mr. Millan does a great deal of good for dogs and for humanity in general. Ironically, I will not be able to attend this function as I no longer live anywhere near that area, but if you can make it, I would think it would be worth the time.
From Cesar Millan’s web site:
The star of the Emmy-nominated hit series Dog Whisperer brings his magic and wisdom about dogs and dog psychology to this unique live special event. Fans of the show and dog lovers alike will be immersed in Cesar’s world for three compelling hours, as the best-selling author of Cesar’s Way reveals his secrets to happier, healthier relationships between humans and their canine companions.
Saturday, December 6th, at 2 PM
Atlanta, GA – John A. Williams Theatre
at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
Get additional details for Cesar’s only 2008 Seminar!
I am not participating in the contest because I hope the prizes go to someone that can really use them, but just in case you want to help spread the word about Cesar Millan’s seminar you might be able to win some cool dog stuff.
If you do decide to attend, let me know how it goes!
In the not so distant past the average life span fell well below sixty, meaning for people of those generations, anyone in their thirties or fifties was considered old and anyone more than sixty was considered really old. The idea of an octogenarian or centenarian was considered a proof that God allowed miracles. This is [more]
I find, as I gain experience in life, that it becomes ever more apparent that lack of action is in fact no different than participating in the action with which you disagree.
I have sent this letter to a few leaders in response to the Treasury Department Proposal submitted on Saturday, September 20, 2008. If you [more]
Website: www.mira.ca
In Brief: “MIRA pursues this objective: to bring greater autonomy to handicapped people and to facilitate their social integration by providing them with dogs that are fully trained to meet the needs of each individual.” [more]
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