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*VERY VERY important, all pet owners should read!* Yes I'm yelling!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Eileen Machida Nov 28.
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Sorry, I just saw your post. I haven't been here in a while. There has not been a case of rabies in dogs in about 30 years here in Oregon. So, I don't think that constitutes a problem.
What?! Why in the world are we spending our tax dollars on something like this? Is there a rabies problem that I'm unaware of? I'm sick of being treated like a criminal because I have a dog.
You are welcome!
I got a response back from Ted Wheeler. While I was impressed in the time he got back to me, I can't say I was impressed with his response. He makes it sound like I haven't done any research. Here is his response. I have not yet r...
Thanks Rene for putting this up! This is an action item everyone can participate in easily. I encourage people to write about their thoughts on these new rules and on to your county commissioner.
Things like this usually have something to do with ...
The county of Multnomah is trying to change it's licensing law into a "registration". Some of the ideas of this new "task force" are to:
1. Require all animal service providers, this includes, vets, groomers, daycare, self service washes, etc. to...
The county of Multnomah is trying to change it's licensing law into a "registration". Some of the ideas of this new "task force" are to:
1. Require all animal service providers, this includes, vets, groomers, daycare, self service washes, etc. to...
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- At 7:41pm on December 23, 2008,
DeAnna said… - A video? Did you send it to maizeys@aol.com?
- At 8:19pm on December 21, 2008,
DeAnna said…
- Are you hanging in there? I was hoping to see some new pics of Juda and Archie in the snow.
- At 7:58am on November 27, 2008,
DeAnna said…
- Happy Thanksgiving Nay!
- At 6:36pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Whew! I'm glad it worked. Now we just have to get through this election!
- At 3:53pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- After you upload a video, your network will need to convert it to Flash (.flv format) so that your visitors can watch it without needing to install any additional software. This process usually takes between five and 20 minutes, depending on the length of your video. It might take a bit longer if a large video is in the queue in front of you.
- At 3:33pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- OK. See what happens with these instructions. Let me know.
- At 3:19pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Maybe we have met. I used to own the Pearl Retriever. I also produced the Pups of Portland Project. Anyway, let me know if you are still having trouble uploading your videos...
- At 3:18pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Make sure your video does not exceed 100 MB in size. We support as many video formats as we can, but there are literally thousands of video formats out there! As a result, even two video files with the same extension (such as WMV) may use different decoding algorithms. For this reason one of them may work and the other one may not, even though they have the same file extension.
We've found the iPod video format to be very reliable and recommend that you convert your videos to this format if you're experiencing issues when uploading them. There are tools available for both Windows and Mac to help you convert video files into the iPod format.
Mac: If you're using a Mac, we recommend that you try iSquint. This free application can convert most video files into a format that is compatible with Ning. To use this application simply drag the video file that you'd like to convert into the large box, select a folder to save the final file into, and click 'Start'.
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Windows: If you're using a Windows PC you may want to try Videora iPod Converter. To use this application select the 'Convert' button on the main toolbar, click on the 'Video File' tab, and select Normal Mode. After this follow the on screen instructions to convert your video file.
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Once your video file has been converted, try playing it using a media player such as Quicktime. If it plays back well, this will confirm that the conversion was successful.
- At 3:16pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Does this help? Let me know.
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- At 3:00pm on November 2, 2008,
Andrea Schneider said…
- Cats? That's so different. I think I'll start a cat group.
Thanks for making an exception for Ellie. I try to get around to our different members to say hi and see what they are doing.
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