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Ghetto Tattoos

By: Peter Brat | 2010-04-02 | Tattoos
Ghetto tattoos refer to the prison style, gang types, or designs usually reflective of the happenings on the streets of a ghetto community. This refers to the part of a city in which members of a minority group live especially because of social, legal, or economic pressure. read more

Worlds Most Beautiful Tourist Ghetto And Rock

By: Dinah Jackson | 2010-10-06 | Exotic locations
The world's most Beautiful rock and tourist ghetto is on Koh Pi Pi, Thailand. Find out more about this secluded island. read more

Different Ghetto Tattoos - What You Should Wear!

By: | 2010-04-14 | Tattoos
Tattoos have become popular in the society these days. These can be attributed to the growing assertiveness of many people in different places with different cultures and traditions. Because of the growing need of people for independence and their clamor for self-expression, tattoos have been used as a medium to express one's uniqueness and mentality. read more

Review Vets

By: arslan | 2010-10-07 | Business
If you take your time to review vets you will eventually realize that you are doing people a great favor by doing so. read more

Treating vets

By: Jimmey Wilson | 2010-10-28 | Mental health
The article looks at the habit of VA and DoD doctors to encourage drug abuse to get soldiers back into combat. read more

The World is Not a Ghetto, It's a Silo

By: Mark Goulston | 2010-03-29 | Politics
More and more, every special interest group (from management to shareholders to employees to customers), every generation, every race, every nationality and each gender is functioning as a silo. That means that there is an increasing incapacity to relate in a meaningful way to people in other silos. Instead each silo spends much energy attempting to pull you into theirs and resisting being pulled into yours. read more

Choosing A Local Vet

By: Cheryl Weisz | 2010-11-30 | Pets
A local vet diagnoses and treats diseases and dysfunctions of animals. Specifically, vets care for the health of pets and animals in farms, zoos, racetracks, and laboratories. read more

Australian Vet Products

By: raja ram | 2011-06-27 | Pets
Caring for your pet is a very important consideration, and something that many people consider as important as caring for themselves and their family. As with most things, this comes down to common sense in many circumstances, and pets need to have shelter, nutritional food, clean water, grooming, exercise and fresh air in order to be healthy. In this vein of thought, the vet products that you buy read more

Vet Products for Dogs

By: Lance Peters | 2010-11-23 | Pets
Caring for your dogâ€™s health is not too far different from caring for your own. It is mostly just common sense. Dogs, like their human owners, need shelter, nutritious food, plenty of clean water and fresh air, grooming and exercise. read more

Vets In Liverpool

By: Anthony Chadwick | 2010-11-29 | Pets
Pets can be the most loveable members of any family, and just like you have to keep yourself healthy it is imperative you make sure that your pets are healthy, happy and well looked after. read more

Summer Vet Products

By: netsoftart | 2010-10-21 | Pets
When we think of summer we think of the outdoors and fun with our pets read more

Vet Schools by Region

By: felixchesterfiedl | 2010-12-11 | College
With all the veterinary offices available around the country, many people do not realize that there are only twenty eight veterinary schools in the United States producing all of these veterinarians. read more

Vet Services Raleigh International

By: seolncr | 2012-07-19 | Business
Most people adore their pets and pets just like humans can fall ill on a lot of occasions. Thus, it is mandatory to get them checked up from time to time to ensure that they too can live a healthy life. read more

How Unique a Vet Tech is From a Vet Assistant

By: Jeslyn Jessy | 2010-03-31 | Employment
Many people are confused between veterinary technician and veterinary assistant. They thought both professions are the same. In fact, it is important to understand that a vet tech is totally different from a vet assistant. Both professions are different in many aspects such as academic qualifications, tasks performed, salaries paid, levels of skill and competency, etc. read more

Tired Being a Vet Tech?

By: Jeslyn Jessy | 2010-03-31 | Employment
The jobs of a veterinary technician can be very tiring and hectic as he or she needs to provide emergency care and intensive care to the patients in veterinary hospitals or clinics. Some vet techs may feel that their jobs are too stressful and they are lack of rest. These cause them to have the intention to quit. However, life still goes on. What can a vet tech do for a living? Be a professional pet sitter! read more