Just watch. We’ll have a rash of agitated suicidal, homicidal puppies slitting their paws and going out on shooting sprees. Maybe they’ll have to develop a.o.t. and civil commitment laws to keep them in the dog pound if their owners won’t medicate their “brain disorder”. Is there a doggy DSM ?

http://www.reconcile.com/_layouts/downloads/reconcile-product-label.pdf

And look under the heading “Animal Safety” you might get as pissed off as I did.

I tried to copy and paste it, but it seems it doesn’t work with PDF files…is that right? Never noticed that before.

Gianna, do you mean about how they cavalierly mention the dogs that died during the laboratory study and don’t mention how/why they died? Did you notice that one of the dogs in a field study who started having seizures died, too?

So onto my main leason for today.
1) Look at your keyboard. Look for the “print screen” button. On my keyboard (there are about 5 different standard layouts) it is to the right of my backspace button. Push it once.

2)Then with the mouse click/go Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint. The Paint program should open up/start running.

3)In the program Paint, in the top header you should have “File” “Edit” “View ” etc. Click on “Edit” then “paste” in the dropdown menu. Then “paste” a second time.

4)You should now see a snapshot displayed of whatever was just on your screen when you did step 1. NOW for some reason you now have to go “clear selection” in the “edit” dropdown to get everything right.

5)Save and name the picture as a BMP or JPEG or whatever you like. BMP is the highest quality, but it uses alot of space. JPEG is smaller files size but you often lose significant detail in the picture.

Once you have the screen capture saved you can now make a copy and mess with the copy.
Why would I want to mess with it you ask? To make it SMALLER.and more IMPORTANTLY EDIT OUT YOUR PERSONAL DETAILS that may be in the capture picture. I mess with pictures using”flip/rotate” +”Rotate by angle 180″ and generally save as JPEG.

http://psychsurvivor02.blogspot.com/2007/06/post-for-gianna.html