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The Class of 2021 is putting on their caps and gowns over the next few weeks, making all of us parents nostalgic for when they were little squirts. ....
May 28, 2021 I am a member of the Gearheads car club in Buda, Texas. These are a great bunch of people who just enjoy old hot rods and work hard and are just family people. They all have skills and help each other out on their own cars and trucks. They also put on a big car show in October and that raises money for the local community. One of the things we are doing this coming couple of weeks is a drive by car show for the old folks home. They enjoy seeing all the old cars and trucks and I hope to have one of mine running by then. It s the little things that people like these folks do that makes life more fun and interesting for everybody. Proud to be a Gearhead. ....
Emergency dispatchers answer thousands of calls every day, handling everything from traffic to births to comforting lost children. They are incredible. ....
New rules on the use of antibiotics come into force next January. “Most farmers don’t want to use antibiotics,” says Listowel vet Robert Flahive. He was speaking at a webinar organised by Dutch-based animal health company AHV. AHV manufactures and sell a range of animal health products that don’t contain antibiotics. Instead, it claims to work on improving the immune system of the cow to fight the infection. Flahive outlined the new veterinary regulations coming into place in Ireland next year. These new rules forbid the use of blanket dry cow therapy and only permit the use of antibiotics where it is absolutely necessary. ....
Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Hyderabad, May 27 (IANS) A female giraffe has died at the Nehru Zoological Park (NZP) here after a brief illness, zoo officials said on Thursday.