Dog News Daily, publisher of the fast growing website DogNewsDaily.com, provides $1 million dollars in advertising space to help unemployed dog owners get back to work. Dog News Daily's Help Find a Dog Owner a Job program provides dog owners with two ways to find a job for free in the $44 billion pet industry.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) June 9, 2009 -- Dog News Daily announced, today, the launch of its Help Find A Dog Owner A Job employment assistance program to help unemployed dog owners get back to work.

Funded with $1 million worth of advertising space, this nationwide program will enable unemployed dog owners to search for jobs within the $44 billion pet industry in two different ways. They can either post a one-page resume on Dog News Daily's popular blog for free; or they can review and respond to job openings that have been posted on the blog by hundreds of companies from within the pet industry.

According to Alan Siskind, the publisher of DogNewsDaily.com, "As one of the leading websites for both dog owners and the $44 billion pet industry, Dog News Daily is in a unique position to help dog owners find a job in this recession proof industry."

To have their resume published, all a dog owner has to do is go to BlogDogNewsDaily.com,, click on the "Post a Resume" tab, and follow the simple instructions.

Once a job seeker's resume is approved, it will immediately be made available to the thousands of prospective employers from within the pet industry who visit both DogNewsDaily.com and BlogDogNewsDaily.com each week.

Siskind goes on to say "There are an estimated 4 million unemployed dog owners in the US many of whom visit Dog News Daily. Unfortunately, a growing number of them are finding it increasingly more difficult to care for their pets. If our program finds even one dog owner a job so that they don't have to give up their pet, we will consider this program to be a huge success."

To further help dog owners find a job, Dog News Daily will, also, allow businesses of all sizes from within the pet industry to post jobs for free on its blog. Job seeker's can, also, review and respond to these jobs for free.

Because of Dog News Daily's strong commitment to help find loving homes for the million of shelter dogs in this country, it will neither accept nor post job listings from breeders, puppy mills, or retail stores that sell dogs.

About Dog News Daily LLC

Dog News Dailly LLC, publisher of DogNewsDaily.com., launched its fast growing website in December, 2008 after 18 months of research and development. Funded and managed by a group of dog loving investors and marketing professionals, DogNewsDaily.com will be comprised of 4 separate yet interconnected sections - the Product Section and blog which are currently running; an eco-friendly and natural products store which opens online in late June; and a service provider section which launches in July.

For more information, please contact Alan Siskind at 310.479.3999 or at Alan@DogNewsDaily.com. 

From The Desk of Dr. Abdul Alim Muhammad M.D.

1 May 2009

Influenza Prevention and Treatment Protocols

All of us are aware by now that there is the possibility of a global pandemic of influenza (2009 Type A H1N1) wrongly labeled ‘swine flu’. This novel virus has appeared in many places around the world and is capable of person-to- person transmission. This virus is being compared to the dread 1918 so-called ‘Spanish flu’ which killed 50 to 100 million people and sickened 20 to 40% of the world’s population. In fact, the 2009 virus is apparently a descendant of the 1918 flu and shares some of its characteristics.

However, the 2009 flu virus has not yet demonstrated that it is going to become a global pandemic and that it is as lethal as the 1918 flu. As of the date of this writing 256 people have been documented as being infected with this virus and there have been some deaths due to the virus. Despite the media hype, this represents a relatively insignificant epidemic. The yearly influenza death rate in the US is typically around 36,000. Since, January 2009 roughly 10,000 have died from the garden-variety influenza that comes every year.

Why the panic over 1 apparent death from the 2009 H1N1 so-called ‘swine flu” virus? Probably it has more to do with economics and politics then public health. Therefore, do not panic or be inordinately concerned. At this point, you are more than 100,000 times more likely to get struck by lightning then to contract the 2009 H1N1 so-called ‘swine flu’. So, don’t believe the hype, but use common sense precautions, eat as you should, get plenty of rest, and avoid known areas of risk.

To be completely safe, we have put together the following recommendations for those who want to be sure that they are not vulnerable to whatever is coming down the pike- whether it is this new ‘bug’ or just the regular old garden variety flu bug that we are used to.

Our prevention protocol is the following:
Cataplex C 3 tablets daily
Cataplex D 3 to 6 tablets daily (dark skinned people should take the higher dose)
Cataplex F 3 tablets daily
Calcium Lactate 6 tablets daily
Tuna omega 3 perles daily

This will help to prevent you from catching the flu or any other viral illness that may be going around. However, if you unfortunately have an active case of the flu, with fever, headache, body aches, cough, sneezing, poor appetite, etc the following may be added to the above protocol:

Immuplex 3 to 6 per day
Congaplex 6 to 12 per day (chewable form for children)
Antronex 3 to 9 per day
Andrographis 3 to 9 per day
DiaCo 3 to 6 teaspoons per day (especially suitable for children)
Veldona 1 to 2 per day
Calcium Lactate 6 every hour until fever breaks

The age old question, when to bet? the answer is not as simple as the question. In fact the answer only reveals itself by asking more questions Do you understand the risk? Is it worth the reward? We often learn how-to bet as youngsters the "I bet you can't" scenario is presented as a challenge and we have to decide are we up for it. In the world of sports betting it is useful to remember that youngster often undisciplined as typically bragging rights was the reward for a challenge with little risk but too often people enter a bet with the same youthful exuberance and cockiness. There is something exciting about wagering on a result, the possibility of the reward the weight of the risk.

So the time to bet is when the reward justifies the risk... Check back tomorrow for more on this.

How Yesterday Tells the Future

State Sen. Raymond Lesniak, is seeking legalized gambling in all 50 States citing that sports gambling exists and under the present system with it legalized in only 4 states, Nevada, Delaware, Montana and Oregon the majority of the money spent on sports betting by Americans is going overseas as do the jobs it generates.

NHL

Of the slot of games from last night the one that should be of most interest is the Detroit Red Wings vs the Calgary Flames the game certainly has playoff implications and as some bookmakers are still taking action on who is going to win the Stanley Cup (* Often Called NHL Futures). One thing stood out clear as day and that is Detroit does not have the goaltending to make another Stanley Cup run.

NFL

Not much to discuss yet but Terrell Owens did not show for the Buffalo Bills *optional condtioning camp, which in years paost on previous teams he has always skipped but this time his coach Dick Jauron expressed a public desire for him to attend.

Free Picks

Certain players perform on the big stage, Ovechkin is the heart of the Washington Capitals so combine a motivated "best player" in the league, with the NHL's biggest and baddest stage and add a dash of mediocre goaltending and boom this one is our first pick

Washington Capitals vs Toronto Maple Leafs

Take the Capitals currently at -190 they are the largest odds favorite in the NHL towmorrow but for good reason. Overall Bet Strength 9/10

The next pick comes from the NBA just a couple of games on the slate towmorrow and as of right now my game to watch is offline so odds are posted.

Detroit Pistons vs Chicago Bulls

Detroit is banged up with Allen Iverson out and Rasheed Wallace, Rodney Stuckey, Tayshaun Prince & Richard Hamilton all listed as day-to-day the Pistons may be a bigger point under-dog than normal and I would still look at them to take this one. The Bulls are coming of a loss against the Cav's and a very tough game against the Washington Wizards last night. So if the odd's have Detroit as a heavish underdog I'd take them to win outright or +5 points and look for them to upset a Bulls team tired going into their second games in as many nights.

Outside the Lines

This is a segment of games that may seem tempting for one reason or another but are probably better off to avoid.

Vancouver Canucks vs. Dallas Stars

The Canucks are playing as well as any team in the NHL right now so they come into Dallas with to strong of odds as the visitor currently -112 but Dallas has played them tough splitting the last six meetings 3 wins a piece. So pass on the Canucks as a odds favorite as the visiting team against a team in Dallas is currently fighting for it's playoff position.

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Newspaper articles and various clinical trials state that no credible medical evidence  has been able to demonstrate that taking vitamins and minerals can prevent cancer, stroke, heart disease or other ailments.  But vitamin supplement industry sales continue to rise. Since almost all of us take supplements, I have reviewed the medical literature on supplements (including vitamins, trace metals, calcium and others). 

I support using the following nutritional supplements in healthy adults over 50:

1.                 Centrum or other all-purpose multivitamin daily

2.                 Vitamin B12 (1 mg daily)

3.                 Vitamin D3 (800 IU [20 mcg] daily)

4.                 Calcium (1200 mg to 1500 mg daily)

5.                 Omega-3 fish oil fatty acids (1000 mg daily)

6.                 Aspirin (81 mg daily) – if not contraindicated

7.                 Vitamin E (400 IU daily – higher dose contraindicated)

Using Drugstore.com as a pricing source, the total cost per year is $124 or about $10 per month.

Most multivitamins contain appropriate amounts of most vitamins and trace elements.  Vitamin B12 absorption decreases with age and about 20% of the older population has some deficiency. Calcium and Vitamin D help maintain bone density. Most adults should eat a diet containing at least one to two servings of oily fish per week.  If they do not, a daily fish oil supplement is recommended. Low dose aspirin is substantially underutilized in patients with known cardiovascular disease. This is reasonable in men (over 50) and women (over 60) without a history of internal bleeding or easy bruising or allergy. It is of particular benefit to adults over 40, who are overweight and have hypertension or elevated blood pressure.  Taking more than 400 IU of Vitamin E daily was reported to increase all-cause mortality (an analysis of 19 trials with 135,000 patients). Vitamin E has no cardioprotective effect at any dose, but it is recommended for treatment of macular degeneration.  This is the only anti-oxidant I support beyond that found in multivitamins.

Supplements that I DO NOT recommend:

1. Glucosamine/chondroitin therapy. My clinical experience is that they are  beneficial in the knee and hip joints about 1/3 of the time. 

2. I-Caps have not been shown to prevent cataracts. I only recommend their use for macular degeneration with the counsel of an ophthalmologist.

3.    Coenzyme Q10 or garlic – since there are no reliable randomized controlled trials to confirm their value.

In summary, I recommend a low-cost basic nutritional support program.  Obviously these suggestions do not supercede the recommendations of your personal physician.

Thomas F Reynolds, MD, FACP

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