I know the basic concept…but what they’re actually used for was always just out of reach for me….so I was wondering what they’re actually used for in times before electricity….
I know the basic concept…but what they’re actually used for was always just out of reach for me….so I was wondering what they’re actually used for in times before electricity….
Tagged concept, electricity, Explain, mill, reach, water, water mill
My mom bought me a tread mill so I could run and I have been running everyday 15 minutes after dinner for 30 minutes or an hour and i’m only 10. I feel kind of weak everyday and I already have to run to get stuff 10 times for 5 minutes. I think i’m running a little too much because I also run a mile or 2 at school too. Am i running too much?(oh yeah and I barely have time to drink water and barely even free time because my mom has a restraunt and she gives me soda….
If your experience of whole grains translates into heavy, bitter, stale, or (in the case of pasta) mushy, take heart. A revolution in whole-grain flours and a better understanding of the techniques needed to create delicious whole-grain baked goods that are as good to eat as they are good for you has taken place in the last few years. With new flours like white whole wheat, white wheat bran, and white spelt, whole-grain baking has finally come into its own. And here to help health-conscious cooks take advantage of the new developments is The Official Hodgson Mill Whole-Grain Baking Companion. From scrumptious breads like Multigrain Currant Loaf, Sourdough Rye, and California Soy Crunch to White Whole Wheat Blueberry Muffins and Perfect Buckwheat Pancakes, from Cranberry-Marmalade Scones to Cardamom Coffee Braid, 400 recipes present the best of whole-grain baking in easy-to-follow step by-step format.
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I got my dog from puppy boutique.(a kennel) all dogs are registered, microchipped, shots, has had been checked by a vet, and have all thier papers. they also come with a life time guarentee.but then again they have many breeds including those none real “teacups”. (dont worry i did not get a teacup! i am smarter than that.) my dog which i got from there is very healthy. And I also checked and there was water food and toys in the dogs pen. is this a puppymill? i dont know if it is or not.
the link to there web site:
http://www.puppiesforsalebynet.com/
they also have puppys for adoption
http://www.puppiesforsalebynet.com/adoption_page.htm
please help me is this a puppy mill or not? i am pretty convinced its not. but what do you think
Thanks in advance.
as it said in the web page it is a group of breeders working together.
i did visit the kennel and the dogs look very healthy. with food water (fresh water) and toys with only 2 dogs per pen.
oh! and some pups are fixed and the pens r clean. They also allowed me to see their pens. thats how i know all this.
We rescued this 5 year old dachshund from a puppy mill. She has had several litters and is not yet fixed. We brought her home, gave her a bath and got her all the necessities. This was Saturday. By Monday, she still had not eaten her food. We were having to use a syringe to get water down her to keep from dehydrating. So I made an appointment with the vet. Before I took her in I kept trying with different food. I was able to get her to eat some wet food. The vet looked her over and didn’t find anything wrong physically, other than a small infection. No pain, no dental issues, nothing. I know sick dogs generally do not eat, but here is the issue (or issues rather). Since she has to eat with the meds, I have to force her to eat with a giant syringe. She hates this and spits the food out. She has gotten to the point where she knows what I’m doing and starts to shake. She doesn’t respond to treats, toys, food, or anything. She is scared and shakes alot.
When she is around other dogs (like my dad’s doxies) she runs with the pack. I know dogs do well with a pack (she is a follower and needs a leader) and I am in the process of finding her a buddy. However, this dog is pushing my limits. I know she is scared and is homesick (even if it was an awful home) but I’m not sure how to handle her. Last time I reached for her to do the medicine thing went nuts, bit me and broke skin. There was blood everywhere and it scared me because I have never had an animal bite me like that. The vet and I have considered all possibilities: puppies taken away too soon, abused/beaten, yelled at, homesick, physically sick, terrified of new surroundings. But here is the really weird part: Put a leash on this dog and she is totally different. I take her on about 5 walks a day becasue they make her so happy. Problem is its 95 degrees here in the good ole south, and with her not drinking I don’t want to risk dehydration. Her mood comes and goes.
One minute she is running and playing with other dogs, and then a switch flicks and she is terrified and hiding-we are sitting in the same spots, the tv is the same, no outside noises, other dogs are just sitting around. I’m a really inexperienced (and sometimes impatient) dog owner and I need help! What do I need to do to show this dog that I care and I’m not going to hurt her. Having someone else give her food and meds is not an option. I’m home with her during the day, so it’s me or nobody. I want her to be happy, but she has snapped at me several times, and seems to be getting more annoyed with me. The bloodshed was my limit. I would never send her back where she came from, nor would I ever take her to a pound, but I also don’t want a dog that is gonna bite me like that. I’m sure she doesn’t realize that I’m helping, she’s just a dog…..so any kind suggestions will be appreciated!!
If there is no headache or vision problem accompanying pretty significant swelling ( pitting edema) in hands, legs, fingers, toes, etc., would it be safe to assume that it’s just run of the mill water retention? Keep in mind the fact that this is twins… and I’m 33w5d. Normal exhaustion, tired of being pregnant issues.. nothing else otherwise.
okay, i lied. in the 20 minutes since posting, i now have sudden flu. no warning… and it’s full on. Worry or not? Calling doctor as I type, btw. no snide answers please
Tagged edema, exhaustion, fingers, headache, legs, mill, mind, pitting edema, pregnancy, problem, retention, Run, toes, twins, Vision, vision problem, water, water retention
more spesfiicly the water mill, and yes I know how it works so don’t try to tell me that, but how do they achally get energy to e used out of falling water?
Tagged energy, falling water, hodro, mill, power, water, water mill