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Pet Food Recalls; What is going on and how to keep pets safe
Pet Food Recalls This episode Michelle Huntting, an insturctor at Kenyon Canine Institute, will be interviewing Kim Matsko. Kim will address the current concerns with the pet food recalls and how a pet owner can help keep their pets safe.
Kim Matsko is an animal nutrition consultant and owner of Natural Pet Essentials in Charlottesville, VA. Kim’s passion for animals began young. Kim pursued her passion at the University of Illinois, where she received her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. While at U of I, Kim observed and studied under her professor, Linda Case, who is a well-known animal trainer, nutritionist, and author. Kim’s studies culminated into an internship with the Nestle Purina Product Technology Center, where she did nutrition research. After school, Kim became an adoption counselor and veterinary assistant at the Norfolk SPCA. She continued to gain extensive knowledge and experience of Western veterinary medicine as a veterinary assistant at several veterinary clinics in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Kim then relocated to North Carolina, where she managed a local pet health food store, the Cared 4 Canine and Cat. While managing the store in North Carolina, Kim immersed herself in studying and understanding natural and holistic approaches to pet care and nutrition. Now, Kim lives in Charlottesville, Virginia where she opened her local, independent small business, Natural Pet Essentials.
Tags: pets pet food Pet food recalls dogs cats
by Dog Talk Radio0 in Pets
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Super Bowl Sunday, Foodborne Illnesses and More..Recalls
Super Bowl Sunday is here and many are hosting and gathering to share in on this exciting event. However, do you know of the latest food recalls?
Burger King Whole Foods Sprouters Northwest Hunts and more Join us as we discuss the latest food recalls and tell all of your social network friends to check in as well.
Tags: health wellness Super Bowl Sunday food poisoning recalls
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Curious Times - Jenny Satori Rocks the Runes
Join us for 2 hours at 10 PM Eastern.
Jenny, whose spiritual name is Satori, has a deep passion for helping individuals with life choices and intricate situations. Jenny does not believe in labels, but when pressed she prefers to consider herself an Intuitive. She combines her natural Psychic abilities with the lessons life has taught her, mixes in some intuition and energy peering techniques such as voice vibration, and aura perception, folds in some genuine compassion she has had for all living things since she was a child, and voila – she has become known as a very gentle and gifted spiritual advisor. Being a “sensitive” or an intuitive/psychic as some call it, there were several things Jenny would feel, smell and see that she knew were just not of this plane. In the first few years of her life she recalls feeling terrified. There were times late at night that she would hear “things” and see shadows, and on occasion, she was actually touched by entities. The fear started to subside when she realized these were spirits looking for help. Jenny believes that there are more important questions than who our mates will be or how much money we will make. This is why she does readings “her own way.” Sometimes this means she will try and have people restructure their question to better steer them on their path, giving them the proper tools to improve their life. Jenny believes that when we help just one person, we actually make an investment into something much larger than ourselves, and that helping one helps the collective; creating a space for kindness and acceptance and allowing our souls to unite, grow and love.
Please Visit Jenny's website: http://www.jennysatori.com
Tags: Curious Times Jenny Satori Runes Intuitive Free Mini Readings
by Curious Times in Spirituality
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Part 3: Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights John Quagliani
Downey, CA – John Quagliani does not know how to take no for an answer.
Fifteen years ago, Quagliani found himself unemployed for the first time in his life. With no savings to speak of, his credit cards maxed out, Quagliani made a fairly brazen decision given his predicament: he would start his own company finding jobs for other people.
“I had zero knowledge of the industry,” recalls Quagliani. “But I learned some things about myself: I enjoy motivating people and I hate to lose. That’s the kind of person you want on your side when you’re looking for a job.”
Today, Quagliani’s company Buzy Bodies (http://www.jobsannex.com) specializes in helping minorities find gainful employment by collaborating with employers to meet their human resource needs more efficiently. Buzy Bodies’ value-added services allow employers to concentrate on what’s truly important: the business of their business.
“Human resources are a company’s most valuable asset,” says Quagliani. “The majority of companies are very good at what they do but they fall short when it comes to human resources. We are your off-site human resource connection.”
When it comes to searching for employment, says Quagliani, you need to make finding a job your full time job. While the Internet has made looking for job openings easier, Buzy Bodies still encourages applicants to take an aggressive approach to separate themselves from their competition.
“The most qualified person for the job does not get the job,” explains Quagliani. “The person who gets the job is the person they like. So as a job seeker, you need to keep a lot of balls bouncing. Most people are not going to take the aggressive approach, but it really works.”
Tags: unemployed employment human resource applicants job openings
by Close Up Talk Radio in Jobs
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AAA: March Recall Report
AAA's John Nielsen discusses the importance of vehicle recalls and what exactly motorists should do to maintain a safe & reliable vehicle.
For more information visit: http://exchange.aaa.com/automobiles-travel/automobiles/car-and-maintenance/vehicle-recalls/
Tags: car recalls automotive engineering AAA car repair car care
by AAATalkRadio in Automotive
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Welcome Donna Visocky Part 1
In August of 2003, Donna Visocky was attending a Compassionate Friends meeting when a woman came up to her after the meeting and said “Your daughter was standing behind you all night long and she is a beautiful girl.” And so began a journey that really started with the death of Donna’s 21 year-old daughter Kristi in a car accident just two months earlier.It took a month for Donna to get up the nerve to make an appointment with the “Angel Reader” but go she did, driven by an agonizing desire to reconnect with her daughter. Not only did Debra Becker, this very special Angel Reader, help her connect with Kristi, but she also introduced Donna to the angels and an entire new dimension of spirituality.Donna recalls, “Kristi was an incredibly beautiful soul, filled with compassion and concern for those less fortunate. From the time she was a small child she stood up for the underdog and often riled against the injustices in this world. Oh, how that child loved to argue. It was Kristi who brought me here, to this place in my life; who opened the windows of my mind to the wonders and blessings of the universe and the realization that this is just a small blip in the journey of our souls.”
Tags: women fashion inspiration business entrepreneuer
by thetrashtalkshow in Women
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Interview with Zac Wrixon
Ontario's ZAC WRIXON'S love affair with music started early. "There was a really great mix of music at home", he recalls, "everything from Gordon Lightfoot and Kenny Rogers, to classical composers. I started playing classical piano at age six, but at the same time I learned every word to Lucille and played those Lightfoot records until I wore them out. My parents still have a picture of me, four years old, wearing these giant headphones, conducting in front of the stereo." Fast forward to present: Zac writes songs regularly and has close to 20 cuts by various artists. He is about to release his first EP. And he'll play the popular Tin Pan North event on Thursday, May 23rd at 7:30 PM at the Black Swan Pub in Toronto. There's a lot more news to share and some songs to play. Tune in and get up close & personal with Zac Wrixon and his music.
Tags: Country Music Singers Songwriters Radio
by Dave Woods in Music
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Part 2: Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights John Quagliani
Downey, CA – John Quagliani does not know how to take no for an answer.
Fifteen years ago, Quagliani found himself unemployed for the first time in his life. With no savings to speak of, his credit cards maxed out, Quagliani made a fairly brazen decision given his predicament: he would start his own company finding jobs for other people.
“I had zero knowledge of the industry,” recalls Quagliani. “But I learned some things about myself: I enjoy motivating people and I hate to lose. That’s the kind of person you want on your side when you’re looking for a job.”
Today, Quagliani’s company Buzy Bodies (http://www.jobsannex.com) specializes in helping minorities find gainful employment by collaborating with employers to meet their human resource needs more efficiently. Buzy Bodies’ value-added services allow employers to concentrate on what’s truly important: the business of their business.
“Human resources are a company’s most valuable asset,” says Quagliani. “The majority of companies are very good at what they do but they fall short when it comes to human resources. We are your off-site human resource connection.”
When it comes to searching for employment, says Quagliani, you need to make finding a job your full time job. While the Internet has made looking for job openings easier, Buzy Bodies still encourages applicants to take an aggressive approach to separate themselves from their competition.
“The most qualified person for the job does not get the job,” explains Quagliani. “The person who gets the job is the person they like. So as a job seeker, you need to keep a lot of balls bouncing. Most people are not going to take the aggressive approach, but it really works.”
Tags: unemployed employment human resource applicants job openings
by Close Up Talk Radio in Jobs
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Milling About with Gary U.S. Bonds
Gary U.S. Bonds joins host Robin Milling to talk about his new book, By U.S. Bonds, That's My Story. Written with a foreword by Steven Van Zandt, it's an autobiography that's a love story, according to co-writer Stephen Cooper who helped Gary organize his life into 20 chapters.
Impossible as that seems, the stories are classic such as meeting Bruce Springsteen and forming a friendship that still thrives. As Gary recalls Bruce came to his show in New Jersey circa '76 and years later called him to record Dedication. Gary tells Robin he repaid the favor, gifting Bruce a '57 Chevy with 'Dedication' emblazoned on the fender. Bruce still proudly drives it around Jersey.
Gary's career began during the racially charged '50s where music might be color blind but the world certainly wasn't. He says he'd perform at all-white clubs, painfully aware of the segregation, but blended in as an entertainer and never had a problem. It was only touring with Dick Clark's Caravan of Stars in the early '60s that he experienced racism when he couldn't stay at the same hotel as white bands like Bobby Rydell.
At 74, Gary has lived a life of music and still does celebrating his birthday at BB Kings in NYC where musicians come to honor his musical legacy. There's plenty more story to be told.
Visit http://www.garyusbonds.comTags: Gary US Bonds By US Bonds Thats My Story Bruce Springsteen Steven Van Zandt Milling About
by Milling About in Entertainment
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Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights John Quagliani of Buzy Bodies
Downey, CA – John Quagliani does not know how to take no for an answer.
Fifteen years ago, Quagliani found himself unemployed for the first time in his life. With no savings to speak of, his credit cards maxed out, Quagliani made a fairly brazen decision given his predicament: he would start his own company finding jobs for other people.
“I had zero knowledge of the industry,” recalls Quagliani. “But I learned some things about myself: I enjoy motivating people and I hate to lose. That’s the kind of person you want on your side when you’re looking for a job.”
Today, Quagliani’s company Buzy Bodies (http://www.jobsannex.com) specializes in helping minorities find gainful employment by collaborating with employers to meet their human resource needs more efficiently. Buzy Bodies’ value-added services allow employers to concentrate on what’s truly important: the business of their business.
“Human resources are a company’s most valuable asset,” says Quagliani. “The majority of companies are very good at what they do but they fall short when it comes to human resources. We are your off-site human resource connection.”
When it comes to searching for employment, says Quagliani, you need to make finding a job your full time job. While the Internet has made looking for job openings easier, Buzy Bodies still encourages applicants to take an aggressive approach to separate themselves from their competition.
“The most qualified person for the job does not get the job,” explains Quagliani. “The person who gets the job is the person they like. So as a job seeker, you need to keep a lot of balls bouncing. Most people are not going to take the aggressive approach, but it really works.”
Tags: unemployed employment human resources applicants job openings
by Close Up Talk Radio in Jobs
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Part 4: Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights Gail's Enterprises
Walker, WV – They say, “You are what you eat,” and yet the critical role nutrition plays in our overall health is often overlooked. What you put in your body is what your body uses to function. If you don’t feel well, it’s because you’re not giving your body the things it really needs.
“You’re in control of your health,” says Gail Bentley, founder of Gail’s Enterprises. The company specializes in the distribution of natural health products, specifically Zi Xiu Tang a natural health supplement, formulated to detoxify the body, promoting weight loss as fat is broken down and eliminated.
Bentley was first introduced to Zi Xiu Tang by a friend who had been suffering from multiple sclerosis. Her doctor recommended she lose weight, but going to the spa just didn’t seem to work. While visiting Pennsylvania, she stumbled across Zi Xiu Tang at a local health shop.
“A few months later my friend stood up from behind her desk and I couldn’t believe how much weight she’d lost,” recalls Bentley. “I said, ‘The gym must be really working for you.’ She said, ‘No, I quit that months ago. I take two Zi Xiu Tang with a glass of water every morning and go about my day.’”
Inspired by her friend’s remarkable results, Bentley sought out the product for herself.
“I was a single parent, working part time jobs trying to maintain my household,” says Bentley. "I loved the health benefits and wanted to share with my friends and family so I ordered a few boxes and here I am.”
According to Bentley, Zi Xiu Tang can also help motivate you to live a healthier life. When you start seeing results you want to keep going. Says Bentley: “When you start detoxing, listen to your body, it begins to crave different things; like water and nutrition”
Tags: natural health products Zi Xiu Tang weight loss health supplement nutrition
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Vampires in Pop Culture and Folklore, feat Eleanor Tombs
Discussion on Vampires and more with Eleanor Tombs, author of The Ridge and sanguinarian. We are joined by special guest co-host Mike Mershon from the Untitled Rock Disaster.
Vampires have been portrayed in various ways in movies, TV shows, and books. They are a part of pop culture and folklore and the focus of obsession for some. Join us as we sink our teeth into this exciting and interesting topic. This is sure to be an exciting podcast. Eleanor and Jaime have known eachother for most of their lives. Jaime was there the moment that Ele became obsessed with vampires and recalls some of her earliest story telling adventures.
About Eleanor Tombs:
Eleanor Tombs has always been titillated with the world of vampires and other folk lore since she was a small child. Growing up and feeling odd herself, she would walk the line of fantasy and reality in her imagination. Now older, she wants to open the imaginations of others to the possibilities. She also wants to entertain others with her ideas and love for these creatures and their inevitable fates.
The Ridge
After a series of unusual and unexplainable events, Ivy Colvin flees city life with her young daughter for the seclusion of the country. Out in the middle of nowhere, she finds the family and friends she had avoided all her life. Before she can get settled into domestic bliss, she is confronted by challenges, changes, and the truth behind the events that sent her out into the country.
With the revelation of the existence of creatures that weren't supposed to exist, can Ivy protect her daughter and her new family and friends?
Tags: Vampires Folklore sanguinarian movies pop culture
by IntotheUnknown in Paranormal
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