MONKEY MUSINGS DAILY OPEN DISCUSSION #60 04/23/12- 04/22/13

[higherhopes]

I would like to ask everyone to please post this womans piture, she was found beside the road na couple months ago here where I live and they cant figure out who she is. Right now she is still in the hospital and can't talk, she just woke up from a coma. She needs help so she can be returned to her family!
http://suwanneedemocrat.com/suwannee/x1402348881/Breaking-News-Updated-photo-of-Jane-Doe

[labubske]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

So sorry Bearly.

[can]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

My heart goes out to you and your family bearly.
I'm sorry your brother's life ended too soon.  Prayers for his family.
 

[Blue Moon]

Bearly, I am so sorry for your loss.  Prayers go out to you and your family.

I know your pain, I lost my sister back in January and I am still hurting from that loss.  I was close to her, We used to meet in the Smokies and do a lot of traveling around in that area.  Her husband gave me a picture he found of her and me at a cabin we stayed at and I almost cried when he gave it to me. 

Stay strong.  Keep your memories alive.

[texasmom]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

 

I'm so sorry, Sis.  You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. 

(((HUGS)))

[Bearlyhere]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

So sorry Bearly.

Thank you, labubske.

[Bearlyhere]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

My heart goes out to you and your family bearly.
I'm sorry your brother's life ended too soon.  Prayers for his family.
 

Thanks again, can.  He was much too young!

 

[Bearlyhere]

Bearly, I am so sorry for your loss.  Prayers go out to you and your family.

I know your pain, I lost my sister back in January and I am still hurting from that loss.  I was close to her, We used to meet in the Smokies and do a lot of traveling around in that area.  Her husband gave me a picture he found of her and me at a cabin we stayed at and I almost cried when he gave it to me. 

Stay strong.  Keep your memories alive.

Thanks, Blue Moon.  My heart goes out to you on the loss of your sister.  My brother and I are very close.  We saw each other at least once a week and talked often.

[Bearlyhere]

I am so sorry, I have not been around, my brother passed away on July 30th from a work-related accident that sent us all reeling.

 

I'm so sorry, Sis.  You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. 

(((HUGS)))

Thank you, Sis.  I feel your hug and got some tears on your shoulder, sorry about that.

 

[seahorse]

Afternoon Monkeys   Want to share a helpful hint that actually works. Grand daughter went into a panic when she found a tick on her dog. I had received an email awhile back about how to remove them easily. Thought okay will give it a try. Soak a cotton ball with liquid dish soap and run the tick and area around the tick for about a minute. The tick will back out and will stick to the cotton ball. The tick backed out but didn't stick to the cotton ball. But I used tweezers to pull it out of the hair. I was amazed it really worked. 

This is good to know.  Thanks.

Your Welcome San.

Thank-you, Green Eyes, for the Tip.

I have a Tip for when your lights go out: solar lights, inside the house

I just saw this tip on TV.  A woman brought her solar lights inside the house and used them all night long.  In the morning, she would put the solar lights, back outside to recharge.

She put a solar light in a vase and played cards, it was that well lit.

Her kids would walk around the house with a solar light, as you would with a flashlight.

This is just great...no need for extra batteries.

[klaasend]

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[Green Eyes]

Afternoon Monkeys   Want to share a helpful hint that actually works. Grand daughter went into a panic when she found a tick on her dog. I had received an email awhile back about how to remove them easily. Thought okay will give it a try. Soak a cotton ball with liquid dish soap and run the tick and area around the tick for about a minute. The tick will back out and will stick to the cotton ball. The tick backed out but didn't stick to the cotton ball. But I used tweezers to pull it out of the hair. I was amazed it really worked. 

This is good to know.  Thanks.

Your Welcome San.

Thank-you, Green Eyes, for the Tip.

I have a Tip for when your lights go out: solar lights, inside the house

I just saw this tip on TV.  A woman brought her solar lights inside the house and used them all night long.  In the morning, she would put the solar lights, back outside to recharge.

She put a solar light in a vase and played cards, it was that well lit.

Her kids would walk around the house with a solar light, as you would with a flashlight.

This is just great...no need for extra batteries.

Thanks for the tip Seahorse that's a good one.

[seahorse]

Afternoon Monkeys   Want to share a helpful hint that actually works. Grand daughter went into a panic when she found a tick on her dog. I had received an email awhile back about how to remove them easily. Thought okay will give it a try. Soak a cotton ball with liquid dish soap and run the tick and area around the tick for about a minute. The tick will back out and will stick to the cotton ball. The tick backed out but didn't stick to the cotton ball. But I used tweezers to pull it out of the hair. I was amazed it really worked. 

This is good to know.  Thanks.

Your Welcome San.

Thank-you, Green Eyes, for the Tip.

I have a Tip for when your lights go out: solar lights, inside the house

I just saw this tip on TV.  A woman brought her solar lights inside the house and used them all night long.  In the morning, she would put the solar lights, back outside to recharge.

She put a solar light in a vase and played cards, it was that well lit.

Her kids would walk around the house with a solar light, as you would with a flashlight.

This is just great...no need for extra batteries.

Thanks for the tip Seahorse that's a good one.

Hello Monkey's,

Greeneyes,

You are welcome.  The woman is a genius to think of the solar lights!

Well lets see:  I will have frozen, plastic bags filled with water or Kool-aid:
a headlamp and solar lights, to prepare for an emergency. 

Greeneyes, who would ever have thought of the solar lights?  IMO, solar lights, look sort of tacky outside, but, inside the house, maybe, in a vase, they would look more attractive.

[klaasend]

We have about 10 small solar lights outside.  Last time our power went out I did the same thing simply brought the lights indoors.  Between the lights, my battery radio and my cellphone we entertained ourselves for a couple hours 

[klaasend]

WARNING:

http://www.technolog.msnbc.msn.com/technology/technolog/fbi-warns-online-scheme-purports-be-fbi-933215

FBI warns of online scheme that purports to be from FBI

The FBI issued a warning Thursday about a new malware scheme that is meant to deceive and frighten computer users into thinking it's from the law enforcement agency itself. Worse, the malware also tries to immediately extort users into paying a fine online and it can lock your computer. You may need an expert's help to get it unlocked, the agency said.

"We’re getting inundated with complaints," said Donna Gregory of the federal Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), in a statement on the FBI's website.

Users can find themselves faced with "Reveton ransomware," as it's called, by clicking on a compromised website, the FBI said.

"Once infected, the victim’s computer immediately locks, and the monitor displays a screen stating there has been a violation of federal law," similar to the one shown here.

    The bogus message goes on to say that the user’s Internet address was identified by the FBI or the Department of Justice’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section as having been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity. To unlock their machines, users are required to pay a fine using a prepaid money card service.

"Some people have actually paid the so-called fine," said Gregory.

 ::snipping2::

[flutter1]

WARNING:

http://www.technolog.msnbc.msn.com/technology/technolog/fbi-warns-online-scheme-purports-be-fbi-933215

FBI warns of online scheme that purports to be from FBI

The FBI issued a warning Thursday about a new malware scheme that is meant to deceive and frighten computer users into thinking it's from the law enforcement agency itself. Worse, the malware also tries to immediately extort users into paying a fine online and it can lock your computer. You may need an expert's help to get it unlocked, the agency said.

"We’re getting inundated with complaints," said Donna Gregory of the federal Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), in a statement on the FBI's website.

Users can find themselves faced with "Reveton ransomware," as it's called, by clicking on a compromised website, the FBI said.

"Once infected, the victim’s computer immediately locks, and the monitor displays a screen stating there has been a violation of federal law," similar to the one shown here.

    The bogus message goes on to say that the user’s Internet address was identified by the FBI or the Department of Justice’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section as having been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity. To unlock their machines, users are required to pay a fine using a prepaid money card service.

"Some people have actually paid the so-called fine," said Gregory.

 ::snipping2::

Thanks for the warning.   

[San]

Mother dog rescues her puppies from burning house, places them on fire truck
 
A mother dog in Chile rescued her five 10-day-old puppies from a house fire

By Victoria Cavaliere / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Saturday, August 11, 2012, 2:28 PM


The dog, called Amanda, rescued them one by one from the flames and moved up to the fire truck. One of the puppies suffered serious burns and is being tented to at a veterinary clinic.


There's little a mother wouldn't do to save her babies, and that includes rescuing them one-by-one from a house fire.

Photos of a dog in Chile apparently carrying all five of her 10-day-old puppies from a burning house then placing them in the back of a fire truck made the rounds on social media Saturday


The mother dog is shown seemingly carrying her pups to the safety of a nearby firetruck. (EPA)

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/mother-dog-rescues-puppies-burning-house-places-fire-truck-article-1.1134392#ixzz23I9ozqC6

[Green Eyes]

Saw that San loved the story and pictures.  Thanks for sharing the link.

[San]

Saw that San loved the story and pictures.  Thanks for sharing the link.

It's amazing what dogs can do.  They will risk their lives for their owner and their children.

[flutter1]

Saw that San loved the story and pictures.  Thanks for sharing the link.

It's amazing what dogs can do.  They will risk their lives for their owner and their children.

If we had more parents like this dog, Scared Monkeys would have a lot less threads.