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		<description><![CDATA[By Fran Phalin We all like to satisfy our winter needs for a warm, safe place with plenty of food in the pantry. But so do rodents and other animals]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By Fran Phalin</p>
<p>We all like to satisfy our winter needs for a warm, safe place with plenty of food in the pantry. But so do rodents and other animals. When these pests intrude on our property, it becomes a situation much like kicking out the unwelcome kid next door who is constantly coming over and staying past dinner, and insists on using everything in your house for his own purposes. There are several types of animals to watch out for as it gets colder: rats, mice, raccoons, and opossums.</p>
<p>Rats &#038; Mice: The general types of these rodents that exist in your home can include the Norway rat, the roof (or black) rat and the house mouse. Roof rats usually stake out attics or cabinets and can climb quite well. Norway rats choose to live in the ground by digging burrows against foundations, tree trunks, and gardens. Their burrows can lead into crawl spaces and small openings around pipes which can enable them to inhabit your kitchens and bathrooms.</p>
<p>No matter the type of rat that lives in your home, you can be sure that it will be attracted to any food item you have in your pantry, especially high-quality food products such as meat and fresh grain. If you have pets, be extra cautious about foods being left out, because rats will smell and detect dog food that is sitting out.</p>
<p>Rats need one-half to one fluid ounce of water everyday when consuming dry foods. They have extremely sharp senses of taste, hearing, and smell. Once they are aware of what is within their reach and given their keen senses, rats will do anything to get to food or shelter. Overall, rats are able to enter a building through openings that are wider than half an inch across. Rats have a very short life span &#8212; most die within a year. However, rats can breed rapidly, so even though they die off quickly, their young will survive them. Female rats produce five or six litters of about half a dozen to a dozen young each year.</p>
<p>Now that you know a little about the rat&#8217;s habits, how can you tell that you have rats living alongside you in your home? Spotting droppings or visible signs of fresh gnawing should be an obvious indicator of rats. Rat tracks can appear on dusty surfaces or mud. Rats usually build runways and burrows to get into your home and they can be found next to buildings and under debris and low vegetation.</p>
<p>Rodent Treatment</p>
<p>There are many things you can do to prevent rats, but what about the rats you know are already snooping in your attic and dark corners?</p>
<p>Snap traps can be used along with baits to attract rats. However, once other rats see that a fellow rat has been killed from a snap trap, they will avoid it at all costs. The other drawback to using a snap trap is the potential health hazards it can cause when the rat is killed by the trap. Snap traps can also pose a danger to children or pets in your home, as they can break bones or cause an even more serious injury.</p>
<p>Glue-boards are traps that use non-drying glue to capture and hold down rodents. These traps can be placed under tables, furniture, next to walls, refrigerators, or any place where you suspect rodent activity. Glue-boards are designed to get the rodent stuck on the board so that they cannot escape. Like the snap traps, glue-boards can pose health problems if rats&#8217; bodies are pulled apart and exposed in your home.</p>
<p>Live traps are probably the easiest and most inexpensive rodent control out there. The other benefit of live traps is that it poses less risk or danger to animals you are not targeting, such as your pets. They also do not kill rats, unlike all the other methods discussed above. Instead, rats are captured and left in the trap until you dispose of them. Be sure to place enough bait to attract rats. If rats are without food, they may become anxious and eventually die, leaving behind their bodies to decay, as well as a horrible stench. Try to find areas where there are a lot of rat droppings, chewed entry points, and any other place you suspect rat activity or have heard noises from.</p>
<p>Rodent Proofing</p>
<p>Here are some simple rules of thumb you can adopt to prevent a rodent invasion in your home:</p>
<p>- Store all your accessible food in rodent-proof containers such as glass or metal</p>
<p>- Place your trash in tightly covered metal cans to prevent smells from escaping or potential rodent entry.</p>
<p>- Check your faucets to make sure they are functioning properly and to fix leaks as they occur, since gaps or holes around pipes can serve as easy entry points for rodents.</p>
<p>- Seal up any unnecessary openings with concrete or sheet metal. For other access points, a 1/4 inch hardware cloth or steel wool should do the trick.</p>
<p>- For pet owners, put any uneaten pet food away before you go to bed, as any pet food left out is subject to rodent consumption!</p>
<p>- Wipe your floors often! Any bits of food left on your floor may be game for mice.</p>
<p>Commensal Rodents</p>
<p>The most common commensal rodents, raccoon and opossums, are known to many homeowners as troublemakers because of the damage they can cause by hibernating in your attic or wreaking havoc in your garden.</p>
<p>These animals normally hide out in attics, under decks, sheds, garages, crawl spaces, etc. Sometimes, they choose to live in naturally formed holes near foundations. Raccoons and opossums especially have an affinity for digging in yards and garbage. They love to inhabit attics where they can care for their litter in a warm, dark, and enclosed environment. If they are living in your attic, chances are your attic has a strong odor, which can eventually make its way into the living area. Besides odor problems, raccoons can destroy your insulation and chew on any electrical wires present.</p>
<p>Preventing Animal Pests</p>
<p>Here are some ways you can prevent those pesky raccoons and opossums from entering your property:</p>
<p>Spray a non-chemical solution over the areas where these animals are prone to dig or consume food. This will leave a bad taste in their mouths and will discourage it from going to the same place to cause trouble.</p>
<p>- Use a non-drying glue when animals are climbing your bird feeder poles. Once the raccoon or opossum gets the glue from the pole on their paws, it will usually irritate them enough to discourage them from climbing the pole again.</p>
<p>- Implement a 24/7 motion detector near your fish pond. The motion detector will be able to detect the animal when it is in its range. The detector is non-chemical and will release a three-second spray of water to scare the pest away.</p>
<p>For raccoons and opossums who are already inhabiting your home, trapping with a bait (usually meat) is the most effective and viable way to get rid of them. However, you should only handle raccoons and opossums if you are an experienced handler. If you are not sure what to do, the best idea is to call an animal removal service. Anteater Pest and Lawn can send a trained professional out to the property to identify, inspect and design a program for you. The Exclusion portion of their Rodent Service is designed to:</p>
<p>- Identify rodent and rodent damage<br />
<br />- Inspect conditions conducive to rodents<br />
<br />- Seal/Close entry and exit points<br />
<br />- Install traps<br />
<br />- Return and remove traps<br />
<br />- Include a 1 Year renewable warranty</p>
<p>Once you are armed with the right facts and materials, you should be able to handle rodents quickly and efficiently before they overstay their welcome in your home and ruin your holidays.</p>
<p>About the Author: Fran Phalin is a freelance writer and editor specializing in home improvement and things that work. She has worked with Anteater Pest Services to improve the pest problem at her home. Visit <a href="http://www.anteaterpestandlawn.com" rel='nofollow'> http://www.anteaterpestandlawn.com</a> for more info!</p>
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		<title>Animal Wedding Cake Toppers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Bill Hansen Swan cake topper comes among the animal wedding cake toppers. Through these types of animal wedding cake toppers, you might find a depiction of a bride and groom riding in a graceful white swan on the day of their wedding. This could well be the perfect cake topper for your romantic celebration]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By Bill Hansen</p>
<p>Swan cake topper comes among the animal wedding cake toppers. Through these types of animal wedding cake toppers, you might find a depiction of a bride and groom riding in a graceful white swan on the day of their wedding. This could well be the perfect cake topper for your romantic celebration. Furthermore, such animal wedding cake toppers are collectible figurines that you will cherish long after the special day is over.</p>
<p>Glass tropical fish cake topper might be a charming cake topper for your beach and ocean theme wedding. These types of animal wedding cake toppers are made of hand blown or hand crafted glass with gold plating. Like most of animal wedding cake toppers, this sculpture will make an excellent table decoration as well.</p>
<p>Double tiered glass dolphin cake topper might offer you a traditional wedding feel with its lacy white skirt with white roses. In such animal wedding cake toppers, dolphins rise above the lace as if jumping out of the ocean. These particular type of animal wedding cake toppers are really great for those wanting to mix a beach and ocean theme with the feel of a more traditional wedding.</p>
<p>A hummingbird on heart with rose glass cake topper depicts two hummingbirds kiss a rose with a heart in the background. This cake topper is wonderful for a red roses themed wedding. John Deere bride and groom tractor cake topper is such a wonderful and precious piece which is designed just for the bride and groom. In such animal wedding cake toppers, each piece has terrific details and vivid colors and makes great use as a cake top or decoration.</p>
<p>Lovebirds on pink rose glass cake top will definitely polish wedding cake and will look particularly classy on a smaller sized cake tier. When you put such animal wedding cake toppers, your guests are certain to comment on this lovely piece of art with its hand-crafted glass accents.</p>
<p>Dolphin glass cake topper is a stunning cake topper which encompasses a pair of bottle nosed dolphins crafted of fine, hand-blown glass touching noses. With the putting of such animal wedding cake toppers, you are surely making your wedding a delightful experience altogether.</p>
<p>About the Author: <a href="http://www.wedding-cake-toppers.com" rel='nofollow'>animal wedding cake toppers</a> &#8211; Stunning monogram and unique wedding cake toppers for all wedding and anniversary occasions.</p>
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		<title>Finding Funny Animal Videos</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By M Milner Are you interested in funny pet videos? If so, you will need to know where to find them before you can watch. The good thing is that since this area of the internet has begun to progress, the number of funny pet videos is also on the rise]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By M Milner</p>
<p>Are you interested in funny pet videos? If so, you will need to know where to find them before you can watch. The good thing is that since this area of the internet has begun to progress, the number of funny pet videos is also on the rise. As long as you know where to look, you will be able to find funny pet videos in no time at all. And when you find the sites that offer these videos you will be well on your way to laughing it up for hours on end.</p>
<p>So how exactly do you find funny pet videos? The answer to this question is actually quite simple. With the recent online video craze, the number of funny pet videos being submitted to sites is at an all time high. The best way to find the sites that have funny pet videos on display is to search for them. You can do this easily by heading for your favorite search engine. When you get there, all you have to do is type &ldquo;funny pet videos&rdquo; into the search box. This will turn up plenty of sites that have funny pet videos for you to view.</p>
<p>In addition to this idea, there are also many video sites that are well known all over the world. When you rely on these sites you will get to see a large number of funny pet videos.</p>
<p>Instead of trying to find funny pet videos on a general site, you should instead search for one that is devoted to this niche. After all, if a video site is general in nature you will have to search for the ones on funny pets. But if you use a site that focuses on the pet niche you will be able to rest assured that every video you see will leave you rolling on the floor laughing.</p>
<p>Finding funny pet videos is not as hard as you may think. There are many sites devoted to videos, and a few good ones that concentrate on pets. When you find the right site you will be viewing funny pet videos for hours on end.</p>
<p>About the Author: <a href="http://www.companions.co.uk" rel='nofollow'>Companions</a> is a Pet site offering a large database of funny pet and animal clips categorised into <a href="http://www.companions.co.uk/videos/Funny_Cats" rel='nofollow'>funny cat videos</a>, dogs, birds, commercials and much more</p>
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		<title>Lose Weight By Using Your Animal Instinct</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Chuck Bluestein Diets do not work. Among the people who do them, 99% of the people gain the weight back]]></description>
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<p>Diets do not work. Among the people who do them, 99% of the people gain the weight back. Also the stress of not eating as much as you want makes your system more acid. This is bad for health and causes you to crave more sugar, salt and fat. Then eating these things you crave, causes you to hate yourself and become more stressed out. But many of the foods you like are acquired tastes.</p>
<p>Here is how it works. No one teaches the animal what to eat and what not to eat. The animal knows instinctively what is good to eat and what is bad to eat. Humans also have the same instinct. The way it works is just eat whatever tastes good and that will be healthy for you and non-fattening. That is why a baby tastes everything. So again whatever tastes good, is good for you. This is why you will spit out spoiled milk.</p>
<p>I love eating Cabbage Crunch from the salad bar at Whole Foods. They are the largest natural foods supermarket chain in the country. Cabbage Crunch contains red and green cabbage, sliced almonds, poppy seeds, scallions (green onions), apple cider vinegar and olive oil. Cabbage is one of the healthiest foods for colon health and preventing cancer.</p>
<p>One time I got some. As soon as I put it in my mouth, I spit it out. It was spoiled. But I got my money back and they had someone go there to remove it. Please note that salt can dull your sense of taste.</p>
<p>But wait! Man has the technology to create rat poison. It tastes like healthy food (good taste) but kills the rat. So man has done that to you. Note&#8211; any food unaltered by man (uncooked) that tastes good, is good for you. So if you are stranded in the woods, that is how you know what to eat. Just taste everything raw and you will spit out the toxic plants since they will taste horrible.</p>
<p>There are poisonous mushrooms called toadstool mushrooms. If you put some raw ones in your mouth, you will spit them out since they taste horrible. But cook them and add salt and you can eat enough of them to kill you. Carnivorous animals love the taste of blood and raw meat since that is what they are supposed to eat. </p>
<p>So man has created fake fruit. It tastes like fruit that exists in nature, but it is addictive, fattening and terrible for health. It is called sweets. So it is natural to like real sweets called fruit, like a baby does. But they have fooled your sense of taste, just like the rat was fooled. But they do not want to kill you. They want you to become obese so you will buy more of their foods. This is called good business. </p>
<p>You can re-acquire your taste in food and re-learn how to eat. Then you can eat all the great tasting foods you want and be thin, healthy and fit for life. See my website below for more on this and info on good carbs and bad carbs. www.phifoundation.org</p>
<p>Copyright 2006 by Chuck Bluestein</p>
<p>About the Author: Chuck Bluestein is a nutritonist, herbalist and an expert on fasting and weight loss. His website has info on losing weight (including water weight), weight loss strategies, healthy diet, fasting, natural healing, colds and flus, and how to be happier. <a href="http://www.phifoundation.org" title="http://www.phifoundation.org" target="_blank" rel='nofollow'>http://www.phifoundation.org</a></p>
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		<title>How To Help Animal Charities With Your Credit Card</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Joseph Kenny Britain is a nation of animal lovers, so it's not surprising that there are many charities set up to look after old, sick or neglected animals. Donations to these charities can be made by supporting events, by setting up bank direct debits and by using cash. ]]></description>
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<p>Britain is a nation of animal lovers, so it&#8217;s not surprising that there are many charities set up to look after old, sick or neglected animals. Donations to these charities can be made by supporting events, by setting up bank direct debits and by using cash. Making credit card payments is another way of supporting a charity. This has been made even easier with the appearance of charity credit cards. These are credit cards that have the badge of a particular charity and are supported by well known banks.</p>
<p>Credit cards for animal charities include the Battersea Dogs Home, the British Horse Society, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the People&#8217;s Dispensary for Sick Animals. Charity credit cards are backed by banks such as the Cooperative Bank, Halifax, the Royal Bank of Scotland and others.</p>
<p>Giving To Charity With Charity Credit Cards</p>
<p>Most charity credit cards contribute to charities in two ways. First of all, they offer a one-off donation of a fixed sum of money when a new credit card account is opened. This sum can range from ?5 to more than ?40 depending on the deal offered. If consumers continue to use the credit card within a particular period (for example six months to one year) a second lump sum contribution is paid at the end of that period.</p>
<p>Payment is also made through ongoing contributions to the chosen charity. This is normally a percentage of any spending on the card. The percentage ranges from 0.25% to more than 1% depending on the deal.</p>
<p>How To Choose The Best Charity Credit Card Deal</p>
<p>1. Charity credit cards boast many of the same offers as other credit cards. These may include:<br />
<br />2. 0% balance transfer rate<br />
<br />3. 0% purchase rate<br />
<br />4. Low interest rate<br />
<br />5. Reward points<br />
<br />6. Other incentives</p>
<p>Consumers should note that 0% balance transfer and purchase rates are likely to be for a fixed period of between three months and a year. Most card issuers will also charge a fee for balance transfers (around 2%). This is designed to make sure that credit card companies do not lose out on interest as consumers move from 0% card to 0% card.</p>
<p>In addition to the charitable contributions, charity credit cards may offer card holders incentives such as additional travel insurance, reward points that can be exchanged for cash or vouchers and much more.</p>
<p>Look online to find credit card comparison sites. These will help consumers decide on the best mix of incentives, charitable contributions and interest rates to suite their spending habits. Once your new credit card has arrived, just start spending to start giving to charity.</p>
<p>Charity credit cards offer an advantage for people whose heart is in the right place but who just don&#8217;t remember to dip into their pockets to make a donation. These credit cards make it simple to donate to your favourite charity every time you spend.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[By I Henman Many people think that pictures of animals are just for children, but boy are they all mistaken. They might look at cute animal photos when they are small, but as they grow, they assume that, like cuddly stuffed bears, these pictures of animals are best left to childhood. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By I Henman</p>
<p>Many people think that pictures of animals are just for children, but boy are they all mistaken. They might look at cute animal photos when they are small, but as they grow, they assume that, like cuddly stuffed bears, these pictures of animals are best left to childhood. Oh sure, trying to be cute, their boss might leave animal photos up around the office as a pleasant, if boring decoration, but no one ever thinks about these pictures at all. I really do think that this is a great shame. As a professional animal photographer, it should be no surprise that I like animal photos, but the reasons might be things that you have never thought about.</p>
<p>One of the greatest things about animal photos is that they really can capture any emotion that you can think about. People are often reserved about showing what is going on inside them, but reserve is not really anything that shows up too frequently among the members of the animal kingdom. In animal photos, we have the chance to see practically any emotion, from the tenderness of a mother cat caring for her young, to the fierceness of a lion pouncing for the kill, to the sly disdain of a baboon, leaving its friends behind for new fun.</p>
<p>Many people believe that we are not really seeing these expressions in animal photos, and that what we are seeing is just a reflection of our own emotions that we want to pin on animals, but anyone who has spent any time with animals at all knows that this is simply not true. When we look at animal photos, we are looking out at our own emotions, not because we put them there, but because animals are really very strikingly similar to us. Dogs really do feel loyalty and friendliness quite often. You can tell if you have a pet dog what the expressions in dog animal photos really mean. Cats really are quite evil and sneaky, not because their tiny, creepy eyes look that way in animal photos, but because that is their natural temperament. Animals are less intelligent than we are, and are more driven by instinct, but that does not change the fact that they feel real emotions the same as we do. It does not take animal photos to show most of us the truth of this statement, but looking at pictures of animals can help to confirm it again and again.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Sharon Hopkins If you are bitten by any animal, be it a pet or a wild one, you need to take necessary precautions to prevent any form of infection or disease. - Home Remedial Measures Thoroughly wash the wound with cold water, once you get the bleeding under control, remove the saliva from the bitten animal by washing the wound with soap and water. ]]></description>
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<p>If you are bitten by any animal, be it a pet or a wild one, you need to take necessary precautions to prevent any form of infection or disease.</p>
<p>- Home Remedial Measures</p>
<p>Thoroughly wash the wound with cold water, once you get the bleeding under control, remove the saliva from the bitten animal by washing the wound with soap and water. Do this for five minutes.</p>
<p>Once the wounds are cleaned, apply a bandage over the infection with a sterile gauze pad.</p>
<p>To prevent swelling apply ice pack over the wound. For pain relief take pain killers. Do not give these to children, as it may lead to further complications.</p>
<p>For any animal bite, apply a mixture of castor oil and lime juice. Simultaneously you can have one glass of warm water mixed with honey and lime juice to alleviate pain.</p>
<p>Take vitamin C in the form of fresh vegetables and fruits. Juices of these vegetables and fruits are easily digested and they have the capability to fight infection, an important property while tackling animal bites.</p>
<p>Intake of vitamin B supplements produces antibodies that fight infection.</p>
<p>Use herbs like Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea), Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis ), Comfrey (Symphytum officinalis ), Calendula (Calendula officinalis ) and Astragalus (Astragalus membranaceous ) in tincture form for a five day treatment. Recommended dosage is 1 drop per pound body weight of each, either orally using a syringe or directly on to your tongue.</p>
<p>The puncture wounds of cats tend to heal from outside which can lead to abscesses. To avoid such problems take extra care to keep the wound open. You can wash the wound with saline solution, later add half or one drop of Calendula (Calendula officinalis) to the solution for the same purpose till it is completely healed. For internal problems have one drop of Calendula (Calendula officinalis) per 10 pound bodyweight for the external healing process.</p>
<p>Goldenseal tea works great as an antibiotic. It can also be applied directly on the bitten area for the benefits of its natural antibiotic properties. Avoid using it during pregnancy or if there is a history of cardiovascular disease, diabetes or glaucoma. Seeking proper guidance prior to use is advised.</p>
<p>You can also apply antibiotic ointment to the bitten area twice daily, till it&#8217; s completely healed.</p>
<p>Warning: The reader of this article should exercise all precautionary measures while following instructions on the home remedies from this article. Avoid using any of these products if you are allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.</p>
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		<title>A Different Animal Texas Holdem Tournaments</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By James Obrian Texas holdem tournaments are a different animal. Here, every pays an entrance fee, then gets a number of chips (which don&#8217;t correspond to money in the way they do in &#8220;ring games&#8221;)]]></description>
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<p>Texas holdem tournaments are a different animal. Here, every pays an entrance fee, then gets a number of chips (which don&rsquo;t correspond to money in the way they do in &ldquo;ring games&rdquo;). For instance, a buy-in for a texas holdem tournament may be only $50, but a player might get $5,000 in chips. This is because texas holdem tournaments are decided by when players go out, or lose their stack.</p>
<p>The last person standing wins the texas holdem tournament grand prize, which is not equal to the money he has in chips, but a portion of the pool funded by the buy-in. Thus a winning player might end up with $4 million worth of chips, but only win a first-place prize of $40,000. Places in hold &lsquo;em tournaments are decided by the order in which players lose their stack. The last player to lose her stack, for instance, finishes second, and often wins a big prize (let&rsquo;s say $10,000, for the sake of argument). The player who went out before her finishes third, and so on. In big texas holdem tournaments like the main event of the WSOP, tournament payouts may go hundreds of players deep. (The man who finishes 162nd might win $500, for instance.)</p>
<p>Obviously, because players are playing to stay in, tournament games are a bit different than casino or online ring games. First, to discourage overly tight play, the blinds are increased at intervals, to hundreds or even thousands of dollars. What&rsquo;s more, here there is no refreshing your stack with the cashier. This leads players to be more careful, but, as the only way to eliminate other players (and keep the blinds from killing you) is to take their stack, it also leads to dramatic all-in moves.</p>
<p>Many texas holdem tournament participants thrive on this kind of action&#8211;they often bet wildly (all they have to lose in their tournament fee&#8211;the thousands of dollars of chips in front of them mean nothing). These aggressive players must be approached carefully&#8211;on some hands they will be holding good cards, or even the nuts. One of the best ways to win in tournament hold &lsquo;em, especially for players just starting out, is to take careful aim at these aggressive players, setting them up with a semi-bluff here or there, then capitalizing on big pocket hands. Separating over-betting players from their stack is one of the best ways to build up your stack for the later rounds of a tournament, where you&rsquo;ll meet up with some truly skillful opponents.</p>
<p>As texas holdem tournament play continues, the number of tables (which may be in the hundreds) is slowly reduced over the course of a day or days, until there is only one table left. Action at the final table is magnified, amplified, and intense. Just to reach it is an honor and a big success. Remember, only one person will walk away a winner, but generally everyone at the table will walk away with a nice monetary prize.</p>
<p>About the Author: James Brian, a Texas Holdem enthusiast who lives in Florida. James OBrian is a leading Poker professional and earns handsome money, playing Online Texas Hold em Poker for money, using his techniques enumerated in the Free Texas Holdem Poker ebook at <a href="http://www.TexasHoldemAdvisor.com" title="http://www.TexasHoldemAdvisor.com" target="_blank" rel='nofollow'>http://www.TexasHoldemAdvisor.com</a></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Greg Garner The world of exotic animal rugs is indeed fascinating. It is impossible not to love those adorable animals and people are constantly on the lookout for the best animal print rugs that display their preference]]></description>
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<p>The world of exotic animal rugs is indeed fascinating. It is impossible not to love those adorable animals and people are constantly on the lookout for the best animal print rugs that display their preference. With a little research, it is not difficult locating the perfect animal rug you love.</p>
<p>The most popular animal print rugs in the market include dog, tiger, panther, zebra, dolphin, cat and orca rugs. Designs also vary to a great extent. For instance, the animal rug may feature the particular animal as a part of the overall design and theme or may just include lettering. Here are 4 tips on choosing the right animal rug for you.</p>
<p>1. Age of User &#8211; Depending on who you are buying the rug for, you can choose from a range of photo-realistic prints that offer the picture of the animal resembling closely what you find in the wild. If you are shopping for an animal rug for a small child, you can consider rugs featuring animals in a cartoonish style.</p>
<p>2. Keep Dimensions Handy &#8211; You will also find many different sizes and shapes of animal print rugs. If you are looking to match the size of a particular area in your home, you can find just the perfect sized rug. As you go shopping for animal rug, be sure to have the dimensions ready on hand.</p>
<p>3. High Quality Rugs for Safety &ndash; By trying to save a few dollars, do not compromise on quality and safety. High quality rugs usually come with a non-skid surface at the bottom. If your home has a hardwood floor, the non-skid surface prevents the rug from moving around. Non-skid bottomed, good quality animal rugs also prevent you from slipping when you step on it. This aspect is vital especially if you have small children and aged in your home.</p>
<p>4. Before you go animal rug shopping for your kids, determine which animal they love. There is no point in choosing a zebra rug just because you think it is attractive for your child who is crazy about dogs.</p>
<p>No matter which type of animal rug you want, you can find a range of rugs either in your local home furnishing store or online. By visiting the local store in person, you can inspect the rugs personally before buying.</p>
<p>If, on the other hand, you choose to buy online, it is recommended to choose only the most reliable sites. Most of the online sites that sell furnishings have a wide range and you can choose the one you want depending on the dimensions, texture and design preference.</p>
<p>Choose attractive animal rugs that reflect the kind of animals you love and impress guests who visit. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing the faces of your kids light up with joy as you open and spread out their favorite animal rug in their rooms. Take time shopping around and comparing prices before you purchase a rug that is of great quality offering value for money.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Adrianna Noton Throughout time animal research has taken on many roles and has undergone many changes. As late as the 80s many internationally known cosmetic giants were still using animals to test their products on before being released for human use. Once this practice was made public, it happened at a time when animals had gained a new respect with the general public]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By Adrianna Noton</p>
<p>Throughout time animal research has taken on many roles and has undergone many changes. As late as the 80s many internationally known cosmetic giants were still using animals to test their products on before being released for human use.</p>
<p>Once this practice was made public, it happened at a time when animals had gained a new respect with the general public. Non-profits popped up all over, with a single purpose on their agenda: stop needless animal testing which usually included unnecessary pain and mutilation and ultimately death. These organizations were quick to find photos taken in these labs depicting tortured bunnies and puppies, and these photos soon showed up in local newspapers, shocking animal lovers all over.</p>
<p>Even well into the 70s, a practice known as vivisection was widely used under the auspices of medical research. Vivisection showed a total disregard for the care and comfort of these animals used in research, and operations and all sorts of tests were performed without anesthesia. For animals who even managed to survive, they ended up back in their tiny cases and waited for their next procedure.</p>
<p>Although organizations and legislation have made many successful advances in controlling what amounted to needless torture, animal research does exist, but research facilities have been forced to move to areas where they can&#8217;t be monitored on a daily basis. There is still a belief that some research does require the occasional sacrifice of a few animals as further advances are made.</p>
<p>However, groups like PETA make it their business to keep track of who is doing what, to the point that some actually believe that PETA does more harm than good and has turned from animal protection to pure activism. Many people don&#8217;t see the difference and back all actions by these groups in the advance of animal protection laws.</p>
<p>Facilities and full fledged labs have all but disappeared from their usual places of businesses, and have been forced to move far away from civilization to take refuge in secure out of the way buildings, away from prying eyes and social activists.</p>
<p>Medical science has finally reached the point where animal deaths are not necessarily routinely necessary as part of their success. Many vaccines, serums and prescription drugs have been invented without the need to perform any type of testing or procedure that could be considered inhumane, although some organizations still feel that simply keeping these animals in cages for the sole purpose of testing is inhumane in and of itself.</p>
<p>One of the latest and most successful advances in medical and animal research is a form of genetic engineering. A type of cloning now allows an animal host to grow tissue, such as new ears or even skin, and have it successful transplanted onto its intended human recipient. Results are well received by patients and the mainstream medical profession; however, once the artifact is harvested from the host, the host (usually a mouse) must be euthanized. Once again, there are some patients who refuse this opportunity because of the necessary death of the host animal.</p>
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