Voila!  So, one can make money playing the Florida Lottery from anywhere in the world!  At least that’s what I’ve been told.   What an ingenious idea.  Well, what if your own personal numbers never come in to make you a winner?  So what, there are generally seven (7) other players assigned to your team as soon as you sign up, and you will automatically get 10% of each person’s winnings.  What if your numbers never made it but one person on your team won –let’s say, $5,000?  That means you will automatically get 10% of $5,000.  (Looks like $500.00 to me—is that right—I am so bad with figures…)

 

I read on and came across the statement, This One Works!  I pursued this matter further, being that I am very detailed oriented and prefer to heavily research just about anything that interest me.  Then I read a couple of the Testimonials:

 

"For the eight months May thru December 2004, LOTTO MAGIC paid me $7,150.02. For the months of January thru July 2005, LOTTO MAGIC paid me $14,075.02! That is an average of over $2,000.00 per month for this year. That is net after they withhold $50.00 per month for the next month’s play.” G.D. Stephens, Durham, NC.

 

"We joined LOTTO MAGIC in November 2001. By August 2002, our monthly check was more than our combined Social Security retirement checks! The folks at LOTTO MAGIC can be depended upon to get your commission checks out on time -- and that’s important to someone who is retired. We love LOTTO MAGIC!" Gene and Elaine C., Raytown, MO.

 

With further research, I came across the following: 

 

WITH LOTTO MAGIC, THERE IS NO CONVINCING, NO SELLING, NO PHONE CALLS, NO MEETINGS, NO CONFERENCE CALLS, AND NO NONSENSE! THIS ONE WORKS!!! PLAIN AND SIMPLE!!!  (Sounds like my kind of venture!)

 

Note the following from this Venture: 

• If you can mail their attractive postcards and flyers, you will succeed!

• This program makes up for all of those bad choices made in the past.

• There are people who have taken advantage of this offer and now make more money than they make on their regular jobs.

• Whether you want to make a few hundred bucks or a few thousand dollars every month, Lotto Magic will show you how!

• This program is not a scam, it is not some kind of rip-off, it is not some pyramid scheme, and it is not illegal!

• Lotto Magic is a real business that has been in business since 1996.

• Imagine being able to play the lottery for free and get a check every month whether you win or not.

• Lotto Magic is a real winner and it could give you the financial freedom that you have been looking for.

 

Why would anyone want to join a lottery club? 

1. You live in a state that does not have a lottery.

2. You would like to play the Florida lottery.

3. You want to improve your odds of winning.

4. You want to make extra money in addition to lottery winnings!

 

Then why would anyone want to join this lottery club?  Again, neatly written were the words, “This One Works!”  Okay, so I was sold.  I kept reminding myself that I couldn’t win if I didn’t play!  I even requested a FREE club membership booklet. 

 

To get your FREE club membership booklet, call LOTTO MAGIC toll free anytime:  877-526-6957.  Give your name, address, and the ID# J6660. 

Author lives in Illinois; loves animals—especially cats, dogs; is an avid reader; enjoys writing; and is a home entrepreneur.  See more tidbits of information regarding author’s business at:  http://mysite.verizon.net/limoore

Also, visit the author’s website for a closer look:  www.flalottomagic.net/?sponsor=J6660

 

One of the most common respiratory infections in dogs is Infectious tracheobronchitis, which is also known as kennel cough.  According to vet professionals, this is a highly contagious infection caused by a combination of infectious agents.  Many times, there is a viral infection with the canine parainfluenza virus followed by a secondary bacterial infection with Bordetella bronchiseptica.  This disease is called kennel cough because it is most often transmitted between dogs living together in close quarters as in a kennel.

 

Pet owners may notice symptoms of this disease after their dog has been in close quarters with other dogs.  Kennel situations could be a boarding facility; a pet hotel when owners are away on vacation and chose to leave their dogs; could be with a groomer; or at a dog show.  

A common clinical sign is a deep, hacking cough that sounds like the dog has something caught in its throat.  Some dogs may cough up a white, foamy discharge at the end of coughing fits.  The cough can sound very serious; however, the infection usually clears up within one to two weeks.  Vets should be able to easily identify kennel cough as the cause of the coughing just by clinical signs and history.

 

Antibiotics may be recommended to prevent secondary bacterial infections.  Cough suppressants may help to stop the coughing as well.  These treatments are usually not required though.  Rarely does infectious tracheobronchitis develop into a serious bronchopneumonia which requires more aggressive treatment, according to vet professionals.

 

Some pet owners may want to alleviate kennel cough before it happens.  In these cases, there are several kennel cough vaccines available to pet owners for their dogs.  It is recommended by vets to vaccinate dogs before they go to a kennel, dog show or pet hotel, etc.  Pet owners should be aware that a lot of veterinary hospitals, boarding facilities, grooming clinics, etc., require the vaccine prior to admittance.  Pet owners should check with their vets on vaccination recommendations to keep their pets happy and healthy.

Author lives in Illinois; loves animals—especially cats, dogs; and is a home entrepreneur. See information on author’s business at: http://mysite.verizon.net/limoore

Training a dog? https://paydotcom.com/r/9416/limoore/401261/

Dog Healthcare: https://paydotcom.com/r/4603/limoore/399717/

 

By: Stephanie Davies

Every year in the United States alone, 4 to 6 million unwanted pets are euthanized, simply because there is no place for them. Each day 70,000 puppies and kittens are born. As long as these birth rates exist, there will never be enough homes for all the animals. There is an overpopulation crisis among dogs and cats all over the world. Simply put, there are too many pets, and not enough homes for them. Overpopulation of pets causes many different problems, such as many animals being put to sleep, inbreeding which can cause congenital defects in their offspring, overcrowding of animal shelters, and many other problems.

 

The most common statement people make regarding spaying or neutering is, "I can't afford it, it's too expensive!". If you can't afford to spay or neuter your pet, then perhaps owning a pet is not for you. Pets need lots of regular care that can add up fast, such as vet bills, vaccinations, food, flea treatments, and much more. If you have a pet, and you simply can't part with it, there are still options out there for you to spay or neuter. Many animal friendly organizations across the US have special spay or neuter programs in place to help you out with the cost of fixing your pet. Check with your local animal shelter to find these organizations.

 

Spaying or neutering is also good for your pet. It can prevent health problems, and also eliminate unwanted behaviour, such as "marking their territory", going into heat, and other undesirable behaviours. It also dramatically increases the life expectancy of your pet. Spaying a female eliminates the possibility of uterine and ovarian cancer and greatly reduces the risk of breast cancer. Neutering a male reduces the risk of both prostate enlargement and prostate cancer. Neutering also will make your pet more affectionate and less likely to roam, get in fights, or become lost. It is the healthy and good thing to do for your pet, and can prevent more unwanted pets from being put to sleep.

 

Please show your pet and the world that you care by spaying or neutering your pet today!

 

Article by:

Stephanie Davies is a 27 year old Missourian with 10 years of internet experience, a loving husband and a zoo which includes 3 cats, 6 sugar gliders, 3 snakes, a ferret and a fish named #3 (#1 and #2 went to the great fishbowl in the sky). She currently owns and operates her own business, Mystickal Incense & More, which sells handmade candles, incense, bath & body products and other handcrafted products at www.mystickalincense.com

  

At some stage in your life, as a horse owner you may find it necessary to stable your horse. It may only be for a couple of nights, a week or a more permanent situation. No matter your reason or the length of your horses stay it is important that you clean the stable or barn at least once a day.

 

So you arrive at your horses stable with a cheery “Good Morning!” you organize their breakfast, change there pajamas (rugs), maybe go for an early morning ride (nice and chilly on those crisp winter mornings), but no matter what else you do there is one thing every owner of a stabled horse does and that is to clean the mess up from the night before.

 

What a mess!! It really amazes me the mess one horse can make within 8-10 hours! I have been greeted with a wide variety of “Good Morning” situations from my horses over the years from finding poo in the feed dish (which is still hanging on the door!), to finding poo right in front of the door in the walk way! No matter the mess, it still needs to be cleaned up. Not only can a dirty or poorly cleaned stable cause diseases to fester, but they smell bad too.

 

Here are some simple steps to help you in cleaning out your stable! You will need a good stable fork/rake and a wheelbarrow or bucket

 

It is always helpful if you can remove your horse from the stable, so that you aren’t worried about him/her escaping. Otherwise make sure they are tied up securely.

 

Remove any other objects which may get in your way, such as water buckets and horse toys. 

 

Using your stable fork/rake remove all large piles of poo that are visible.

Remove any obvious wet patches.

 

Starting on either your left or right in a circular pattern around the stable, toss a fork full of stable bedding towards the side of the stable, remove any poo or wet that this process uncovers.

 

Remember to dig down to the floor so that all the bedding gets exposed, and continue till you are back to where you started.

 

Your stable bedding should now be all piled up around the sides of the stable and the floor exposed. If the floor seems wet (will be in most cases) it is great if you can leave it exposed for a few hours to dry out, otherwise continue on.

 

Starting at either the right or left, pull the bedding down with your stable rake so that the bedding comes back to its original level and covers the previously exposed floor. Continue around till you are back at the start.

 

You may find that you need to smooth out the bedding so that it is level and covers the floor evenly.

 

I have always found it a good idea to leave an area in front of the door free from bedding, this will help reduce the bedding that gets ‘walked’ or ‘kicked’ out by your horse.

 

You may find that when cleaning, some bedding drifts into the water. It is always a good idea to clean out your horses’ water after finishing the stable.

 

It may be necessary to add more new bedding to you stable, this is usually down once a week, but depends on your horse.

 

It will also be necessary to remove all bedding from your stable on a regular base. This will depend on numerous factors and is up to your discretion. If it is getting smell then its time for a full clean out!

 

Now that you’re done you can enjoy some quality time with your beloved horse!  Happy Horsing!  Tina Williamson

Article by:

Tina is a professional equine studies teacher. She has a degree in Equine Science and is absolutely passionate about everything Horse. Tina is an editor of Gifts-for-the-Horse-Lover, where you can find a great range of Horse Lover Gifts.