Any chance this ISN'T a coyote?
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Any chance this weather pattern will change?
Comments (13)Here's what we're getting: >>Missoula temperatures look to be on the rise, albeit slightly, this weekend, with a high of 68 degrees predicted on Friday, 71 on Saturday and the mid-60s on Sunday. When it will all end, nobody knows - but on Thursday, Kitsmiller said Montanans should be braced to deal with high water for much of the summer, due to the persistence of cool weather through the month of June so far. As of Thursday, Missoula's average high daily temperature during the month of June was a full 8 degrees lower than the historical average. "We could be worrying about flooding for most or at least a good portion of the summer," he said. "We just haven't seen anything quite like this in the past. We've had years with a lot of snow and rain, but this has been odd because we still have all the snow up in the mountains, we haven't warmed up, and we keep getting system after system of wet weather and cool weather coming through. "Even with this much snow, we normally would have lost it and flooded already due to warming temperatures," he continued, "but because it's been cool, we keep pushing it back."...See MoreHelp! My betta fish isn't eating, any advice welcome!
Comments (14)Maybe since his is sick, he is not eating. Its like you with the flu, you dont eat. I would not worrie as much to the eating as the fungus. Im sure once you clean up the fungus he will start to eat. I would try to keep the water temp with in a 2 degree range rather than the 5, do you have a heater in the 2.5g? Dont keep it by a window, you get drafts and sometimes direct sunlight, this can be bad for the overall health of the tank. Just a tip. If by chance the unfortunate happens, get your tank started before you put in the fish. That is, get the plants growing and a stable condtion. This might take from 1-4 weeks, probably the lower on the 2.5g. Good luck....See MoreA little worried... this isn't right (warning... TMI)
Comments (34)Nikki, I almost lost my mother 2 years ago to a UTI, it very nearly killed her, it turned into sepsis and her blood became poisoned. Started out like a normal bladder infection, then those symptoms went away and she became weak and lethargic. By the time she got into the doctor's office, she could barely walk or hold up her head. They rushed her to the hospital, IV antibiotics and fluids were her treatment and although it took a couple of days to hit on the right combination of them, in 4 days she was home, much improved but still weak. I really think if she had waited one more day, she would have been too far gone to improve at all. PLEASE don't wait that long. I know you're younger and stronger than my mom, but once the infection gets spread around, it's much harder to treat. As for doctors being mad? Total and utter nonsense, don't worry about stupid stuff like that, do what is RIGHT for your health! No doctor in his right mind would ever be mad at you for seeking help. Read what OKWriter said again. Geez. It's not even a full moon yet....See Moreany chance this isn't poison ivy?
Comments (6)Poison ivy is ubiquitous around me here in NJ this year! Maybe there has always been the same amount around, I don't know, but I have it all over my property too and I AM very allergic to it. I live at the edge of woods, and apparently that is Poison Ivy nirvana! Have it now in the outdoor shower and roof gutters. There is a product that you can buy that you can apply to yourself after potential exposure to reduce the risk of a reaction if you do get exposed. Had a bad reaction earlier this season to poison ivy. (If you do get it, lay off the mangos as they are in the very same botanical family, 'Anacardiaceae', with the identical chemical compound that causes the rash. (I do eat mangos but avoid them after I have been exposed to the ivy.) The only positive with this thing is that there is research to show that exposure does seem to be related to a reduced risk of SKIN CANCER (probably because your body is on heightened alert in dealing with the ivy reaction). As always, whatever doesn't end up KILLING YOU, MAKES YOU STRONGER! P.S., As an additional clue in the identification, the lower stems on poison ivy will seem slightly reddish... (yes, like its mango kin)....See More- 12 years ago
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