Keep on Truckin' Peanut Pet Shelter ! - Page 2

Duck · 03-11-2011

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Originally Posted by LucyE

What year suburbans/vans/trucks would be better?

Also, don't remember about the procedure for bringing a car to Mexico, but what "age" does the car have to be to be permitted to stay?

Well Lucy, the year ?? as long as it doesn't have all the NEWER electronic gadgets on it ( to hard to find replacement parts in Mexico ) sooo i'd say probably 10 yrs old ? ... i really don't know

I do remember from the last time we were going to have a truck, someone checked into it ( I think JimmyMN ) and that was NOT a big problem at all and as far as the age ...The vehicle can be of ANY AGE i'm sure ( somebody correct me if I'm wrong )

Duck · 03-12-2011

I'm NOT giving up !!!! we will do this because I have faith in you ! We will find our truck/suburban the "old fashioned way" .... "we'll EARN IT" ! until the day I die .... I support the Peanut Pet Shelter and all the incredible hard work that goes into saving the lives of the dogs that people ( for whatever reason ) don't want anymore. We the ( PPS ) are here to SAVE and NOT just the little pretty ones...we take them ALL... no matter what their physical condition or age is .... our ONLY GOAL is to SAVE ! WE LOVE YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT !

Duck · 03-13-2011

HONK HONK !!!!!

... you want me to start my "Medical Term" of the day again ?

Molecular phylogenetics: The determination of the rates and patterns of change occurring in DNA and proteins in order to reconstruct the evolutionary history of genes and organisms. Two general approaches may be taken to obtain this information. In the first approach, DNA is used to study the evolution of an organism. In the second approach, different organisms are used to study the evolution of DNA. Whatever the approach, the general goal is to infer process from pattern: the processes of organismal evolution deduced from patterns of DNA variation and processes of molecular evolution inferred from the patterns of variations in the DNA itself. See also: Phylogenetics.

Duck · 03-14-2011

AHEM !

........

Kidney cancer: Malignancy of the kidney, the organ that is primarily responsible for the removal of metabolic waste products from the body.

The types of kidney cancer in adults and children are different and distinct:

Adults -- Kidney cancer tends to occur after age 50 and strikes men twice as often as women. The most common type occurs in the renal (kidney) tissue that filters the blood and produces the urine and is called renal cell cancer (or renal cell carcinoma). Another type of adult kidney tumor arises in the renal pelvis where the urine collects and is called transitional cell carcinoma. The most frequent diagnostic sign of kidney cancer in adults is blood in the urine.

Children -- Far and away the main type of kidney cancer in children is Wilms tumor. It starts to develop in fetal life and may be large by the time it is detected (on the average at 3 years of age). Wilms tumor is associated with certain congenital defects including urinary tract abnormalities, absence of the iris (aniridia) and hemihypertrophy (enlargement of one side of the body), and shows an increased incidence among siblings and twins. The tumor tends to cause a noticeable mass and sometimes pain in the abdomen. Blood in the urine occurs in a minority of cases.

Kidney cancer is treated with surgery, embolization, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, biological therapy, or chemotherapy.

LucyE · 03-14-2011

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Originally Posted by Duck

AHEM !

........

Kidney cancer: Malignancy of the kidney, the organ that is primarily responsible for the removal of metabolic waste products from the body.

The types of kidney cancer in adults and children are different and distinct:

Adults -- Kidney cancer tends to occur after age 50 and strikes men twice as often as women. The most common type occurs in the renal (kidney) tissue that filters the blood and produces the urine and is called renal cell cancer (or renal cell carcinoma). Another type of adult kidney tumor arises in the renal pelvis where the urine collects and is called transitional cell carcinoma. The most frequent diagnostic sign of kidney cancer in adults is blood in the urine.

Children -- Far and away the main type of kidney cancer in children is Wilms tumor. It starts to develop in fetal life and may be large by the time it is detected (on the average at 3 years of age). Wilms tumor is associated with certain congenital defects including urinary tract abnormalities, absence of the iris (aniridia) and hemihypertrophy (enlargement of one side of the body), and shows an increased incidence among siblings and twins. The tumor tends to cause a noticeable mass and sometimes pain in the abdomen. Blood in the urine occurs in a minority of cases.

Kidney cancer is treated with surgery, embolization, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, biological therapy, or chemotherapy.

I hope you're posting this on your FB also!

If we can get a bunch of peeps together to donate some $$, Michael said we can go to the auction and pick up a vehicle there at a pretty good price.

ozzieguy · 03-14-2011

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Originally Posted by LucyE

I hope you're posting this on your FB also!

If we can get a bunch of peeps together to donate some $$, Michael said we can go to the auction and pick up a vehicle there at a pretty good price.

Thank you so much you guys

you ROCK. I think Duck has been posting on FB so if you can just share it around to all your friends and them to pass it on to their friends that would really help a lot. Can't wait to see you guys

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Duck · 03-14-2011

jajajajajaja ...i'm posting on FB as well !!

and i'm going to "share" it again in just a sec ! I'm trying to reach as many as possible on this

LucyE · 03-14-2011

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Originally Posted by ozzieguy

Thank you so much you guys

you ROCK. I think Duck has been posting on FB so if you can just share it around to all your friends and them to pass it on to their friends that would really help a lot. Can't wait to see you guys

.

Ok, will look at his page then and try to pass it on to my friends also.

8 more weeks to go and we will be there!!

LucyE · 03-15-2011

ok, need help with easy fundraising ideas to collect some $$ so that we can buy a vehicle at the auction. Auctions are held every Saturday so as soon as we have a good chunk of $$ Michael and I will go see what we can find. OR if we can just get a bunch of peeps willing to donate some $$ for the vehicle, that would be awesome also!!

Bobigirl · 03-15-2011

I have someone offering a 1996 Dodge Caravan and they will drive it to the Mexican border! Is that of any use?

ANDY · 03-15-2011

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Originally Posted by Bobigirl

I have someone offering a 1996 Dodge Caravan and they will drive it to the Mexican border! Is that of any use?

That would be perfect WOW... would have to take it easy over the bumps but i could squeeze a few people into that

Playapup · 03-15-2011

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Originally Posted by Bobigirl

I have someone offering a 1996 Dodge Caravan and they will drive it to the Mexican border! Is that of any use?

Wow!!! Sounds like today might end as a "good" day!!

Duck · 03-15-2011

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Originally Posted by Bobigirl

I have someone offering a 1996 Dodge Caravan and they will drive it to the Mexican border! Is that of any use?

WOW !!! Bobigirl.... would you please conatct me at the following: duck@peanutpetshelter.org ! THIS IS WONDERFUL NEWS !!!

we can workout details from there OR talk on the phone ( if you wish ) I'm here hon ! let me know !

Duck · 03-15-2011

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Originally Posted by Playapup

Wow!!! Sounds like today might end as a "good" day!!

When ya believe in the Lord....EVERYDAY ends as a good day !

Bobigirl · 03-15-2011

Glad to be able to help. I need to speak to the person donating to see how, when, all that, but will update asap.

03-14-2011	#19 (permalink)
Duck añejo Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Home of the HUSKERS ! Posts: 6,055	AHEM ! ........ Kidney cancer: Malignancy of the kidney, the organ that is primarily responsible for the removal of metabolic waste products from the body. The types of kidney cancer in adults and children are different and distinct: Adults -- Kidney cancer tends to occur after age 50 and strikes men twice as often as women. The most common type occurs in the renal (kidney) tissue that filters the blood and produces the urine and is called renal cell cancer (or renal cell carcinoma). Another type of adult kidney tumor arises in the renal pelvis where the urine collects and is called transitional cell carcinoma. The most frequent diagnostic sign of kidney cancer in adults is blood in the urine. Children -- Far and away the main type of kidney cancer in children is Wilms tumor. It starts to develop in fetal life and may be large by the time it is detected (on the average at 3 years of age). Wilms tumor is associated with certain congenital defects including urinary tract abnormalities, absence of the iris (aniridia) and hemihypertrophy (enlargement of one side of the body), and shows an increased incidence among siblings and twins. The tumor tends to cause a noticeable mass and sometimes pain in the abdomen. Blood in the urine occurs in a minority of cases. Kidney cancer is treated with surgery, embolization, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, biological therapy, or chemotherapy.

03-12-2011	#17 (permalink)
Duck añejo Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Home of the HUSKERS ! Posts: 6,055	I'm NOT giving up !!!! we will do this because I have faith in you ! We will find our truck/suburban the "old fashioned way" .... "we'll EARN IT" ! until the day I die .... I support the Peanut Pet Shelter and all the incredible hard work that goes into saving the lives of the dogs that people ( for whatever reason ) don't want anymore. We the ( PPS ) are here to SAVE and NOT just the little pretty ones...we take them ALL... no matter what their physical condition or age is .... our ONLY GOAL is to SAVE ! WE LOVE YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT !

03-13-2011	#18 (permalink)
Duck añejo Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Home of the HUSKERS ! Posts: 6,055	HONK HONK !!!!! ... you want me to start my "Medical Term" of the day again ? Molecular phylogenetics: The determination of the rates and patterns of change occurring in DNA and proteins in order to reconstruct the evolutionary history of genes and organisms. Two general approaches may be taken to obtain this information. In the first approach, DNA is used to study the evolution of an organism. In the second approach, different organisms are used to study the evolution of DNA. Whatever the approach, the general goal is to infer process from pattern: the processes of organismal evolution deduced from patterns of DNA variation and processes of molecular evolution inferred from the patterns of variations in the DNA itself. See also: Phylogenetics.

03-14-2011	#22 (permalink)
Duck añejo Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Home of the HUSKERS ! Posts: 6,055	jajajajajaja ...i'm posting on FB as well !! and i'm going to "share" it again in just a sec ! I'm trying to reach as many as possible on this

03-15-2011	#24 (permalink)
LucyE añejo Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Torrance, CA Posts: 7,242	ok, need help with easy fundraising ideas to collect some $$ so that we can buy a vehicle at the auction. Auctions are held every Saturday so as soon as we have a good chunk of $$ Michael and I will go see what we can find. OR if we can just get a bunch of peeps willing to donate some $$ for the vehicle, that would be awesome also!!

03-15-2011	#25 (permalink)
Bobigirl ruined Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Playa del Carmen, Mexico Posts: 93	I have someone offering a 1996 Dodge Caravan and they will drive it to the Mexican border! Is that of any use?

03-15-2011	#30 (permalink)
Bobigirl ruined Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Playa del Carmen, Mexico Posts: 93	Glad to be able to help. I need to speak to the person donating to see how, when, all that, but will update asap.

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