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PR Newswire Europe, November, 2007

MARKET HARBOROUGH, England, November 14 /PRNewswire/ —

– Buddies Pet Insurance Scheme Offering Savings of 25% now Available to Vet Nurses

Buddies today announced that its discounted pet insurance scheme, currently only available to Buddies employees, has been extended to include nurses working in veterinary practices that distribute the Buddies Puppy and Kitten Packs(R).

Around 8,000 vet nurses will now qualify for inclusion in the Buddies pet insurance discount scheme. They will receive a 25% discount on published Buddies pet insurance rates (Buddies pet insurance|http://www.buddies-direct.co.uk).

“We value our vet nurse network and reward them regularly with promotional gifts,” said Buddies managing director Marianne Metaxas….

Dental Products Report, February, 2008 by Anonymous

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0 Comments | Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), Jun 11, 2009

Inov8 Roclite 295 Trail shoes

These British shoes are designed for the obscure English sport of fell running (basically running up trail-less, muddy hills). As lightweight shoes with aggressively lugged soles, they happen to be perfect for Pikes Peak gravel. The shoes have a low heel and take some getting used to. Test them at the store before deciding to buy.

Price: $95

Where to get it: Colorado Running Co., REI

Bonus: Weigh only 295 grams

Bummer: Minimalist shoes may not be for everyone.

Dave Philipps, The Gazette

0 Comments | Oakland Tribune, Aug 5, 2009 | by Trine Gallegos

HAPPY HOLIDAYS? No, the heat hasn’t gotten to me (yet). It’s the Antioch Charter Academy getting a big jump start on its major fundraiser. Chairwoman Tamara Mays said the school is trying “to get the community involved early in our efforts to reach out to needy families during the holiday season.”

The school runs several tree-related fundraisers: a tree lot in December, trees for the troops and trees for needy families. Tamara said last year was such a “rewarding experience that this year we’re even more motivated.”

Here’s how you can help: Purchase a tree for the troops or a needy family, or sponsor a tree with a donation of lights and ornaments. Trees for the troops are shipped overseas with a personal note. The decoration option allows buyers to contribute gift cards, lights and ornaments, while the gift of a tree is given directly to an area family.

If interested, contact Tamara at kypa_mays@yahoo.com or 925.727.7348.

THE NEED TO READ: While the majority of students enjoyed a school- free summer, three Dozier-Libbey Medical High School students were busy winning awards this June.

Antonio Hernandez, Jose Parra and Tuyen Mai won a certificate and pin for placing in the Top 10 in the National Health Occupations Students of America’s category of medical reading in Nashville. The Antioch students were the only freshmen who placed this high out of all 60 events.

Medical reading is a competitive event. Students read four books about medical topics, take a written test and answer questions from a panel of judges about the books. Dozier-Libbey students came in eighth in this event.

LET THE GAMES BEGIN: Our far East County friends have started school, and already have some fun events planned. For instance, on Aug. 21, Brentwood’s Adams Middle School holds a fundraiser for its music department at Antioch’s Barnes & Noble. From 10 p.m. until midnight Aug. 25, the school hosts a rock ‘n’ bowl event at Harvest Bowl. For more information, phone 925-513-6450.

Over in Bryon, Excelsior Middle School hosts its back-to-school night from 5:45 to 8 p.m. Aug. 12, and 3-4:30 p.m. Aug. 28, it’s holding a social. For more information, call 925-809-7530.

LAST-CHANCE FOR CAMP: Antioch schools start on Aug. 24. In the meantime, students can enjoy a week of camp. The Salvation Army of Antioch holds its last session of the summer Aug. 10-14 for $60. The week includes an outing, a party, cooking, movies, science, games and learning activities. The fee also includes breakfast, lunch and snacks. The camp is at the Salvation Community Center, 525 E. 18th St