Domesticated delights: a petpourri of the latest news in feline and canine care

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Several studies have found that pet-owners tend to have lower blood pressure and fewer doctor visits than non pet-owning people. Veterinary medicine has made technological advances such as fitting dogs with hearing aids and using a laser to relieve glaucoma. Tags and tattoos can help recover lost animals.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Innovations, Pets, Human-animal relationships, Veterinary medicine

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Peaceful warrior

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Tadashi Nakamura was a karate master in Japan when he left in 1966 to move to New York City and open a karate school. Nakamura's own school, which he founded in 1976, is called Seido Juku. Seido Karate emphasizes personal discovery as well as sincerity and community involvement.

Planning, Study and teaching, Martial artists, Karate, Nakamura, Tadashi

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Architect for success

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Architect Norma Sklarek was the first Afro-American woman to receive a fellowship from the American Institute of Architects. Sklarek graduated from Columbia University's School of Architecture in 1950. Sklarek serves as a role model for younger architects.

Behavior, Women architects, African American women, Sklarek, Norma

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