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If I hear one more story about somebody’s cute, adorable dog, I think I’m going to scream! So, let me tell you about mine. We have 2 Shih Tzus. They are brothers from two successive litters from some friends of ours. We’ve always had small dogs: mutts, Yorkies, and now these two guys with the amusing underbites. They have some special canine mojo going on (blues terminology for a charm or spell) that has completely won us over, and, taken us over. I love to tell everyone that we have strictly trained Gibby and Hooch to do whatever their little hearts desire. Oh, and they do, let me tell you.

Dogs and their ancestors have been man’s best friend since the beginning of the human species. You can see why. They’re always there for you no matter who you are, regardless of any situation or condition. No other pets that I know of (okay maybe cats, horses and some other animals) give you their unconditional love more and better than dogs. They’ll be by your side whether you’re rich, broke, good, bad, drunk, sober, regardless of age, gender, political affiliation, and so on down the line. They’re the first to greet you at the door, jump up on the couch to sit next to you, and accompany your to far ends of the Earth. There’s nothing you wouldn’t do for them. You’d seek medical treatment for your dogs before you’d seek it for yourself.

I’ve heard or read more than one essay about our current dismal state of economic affairs and how to cope. Ben Stein says, “Get a dog!” He finally said something I agreed with. He was not kidding in the least. You can certainly see his point. The bond between people and dogs is nothing short of stunning, if you ask me (you did, didn’t you?). I’ve often heard folks talk about their dogs with this line: “Dogs are like family.” I am always quick to jump in with my two cents: “Dogs are not like family. They ARE family!” The pain you feel when one of your beloved furry creatures passes away is almost unbearable. You’ve a lost a cherished member of the family.

Although we’ve always had small dogs because of the size of our house, I grew up with large dogs. My folks always preferred bigger dogs, and let me tell you, I am good with any size or kind of dog. I work at our local hospital and they have a service dog program where specially trained dogs and their owners visit our patients. The look in these folks’ eyes says it all. Talk about a healing experience.

All right. You’ve seen and heard it all before, but I am a complete dog lover and proud of it. Is life getting you down? Do what Ben and I do: get a dog.

Grant Brad Gerver is an entrepreneur and creative consultant for Filibi, a classified and online coupon advertising site and home business. He’s also a YouTube Channel blues singer-songwriter and guitar player with The Buzzard Brothers. Additionally, Grant writes political humor, thousands of bumper stickers, and humorous movie reviews. He has also worked with various companies as a product-naming specialist. He’s a retired elementary school teacher and published children’s author who works in the health care field.

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The first step in taking control of your body fat is understanding how it works. Here are some simple guidelines on how your body can overcome its fat intake and burn fat faster.

When you deprive your body of essential calories, it responds by slowing down your metabolism to conserve fuel. That means that it is important to never skip meals. Eat four to five small meals spaced evenly throughout the day.

* Aerobic activities boost fat burning – for up to an hour after we stop them. By keeping aerobic exercises a frequent part of your daily routing, you can keep your fat burning engine running constantly!

* 20% of the calories we burn in a day are by processing the nutrients we consume.

* Muscle cells burn calories faster than fat cells. The more muscles you have, the more calories you will burn.

* Body composition would be a better indicator than body weight, since muscle tissue is heavier than fat tissue. By replacing fat with muscle, we change the composition and shape of our body.

The key is to eat the right types of fat – both polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats – and not to eat more fat than your body really needs. It is commonly recommended that both men and women get no less than 15% of calories from fat which would be about 25 to 30 grams for a 1,500 to 1,800 calorie-a-day eating plan.

If you do have more fat than necessary, how can you burn it? Make a few uncomplicated changes to your lifestyle, and you’re on your way:

* Eat breakfast! Start by making the all-important decision to eat breakfast. Eating breakfast revs up your metabolism.

* Eat smaller, more frequent meals throughout the day. It’s less fattening, as long as you monitor the total calorie intake and your energy level remains steady throughout the day.

* Get moving! Work in your garden, do chair push-ups, dance, walk your dog, anything to get the muscles working. A vigorous, functional workout which keeps your heart-rate going at fat-burning levels is an excellent choice.

* Add more muscle. This is the fastest way to tone the body because the more muscle you have, the quicker you burn fat. The best way to shape up is to incorporate strength and toning exercise with aerobic exercises. Arm yourself with these tips and win your battle against fat.

For more information on fat burning, exercise and other fitness tips, ask Chris Keith, San Diego’s finest personal trainer at BOOTCAMP 619.

About the Author:

Chris Keith who was voted best personal trainer in San Diego by 944 and San Diego Magazine is the still the only trainer with military physical conditioning experience running a fitness boot camp in San Diego. His functional/athletic style fitness training programs are very intense and progressed differently for all fitness levels. Chris trains people at all levels of fitness with incredible intensity for amazing results. Find more information at BOOTCAMP619.com.

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A Few Good Memories: Tales from USMC Boot Camp


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Stories, mostly humorous, some nostalgic, about Marine Corps Boot Camp. What wasn’t funny then can be humorous now. Marines, relatives, and friends submitted over 400 first-hand stories. The best of these are in this book. As one new Marine said to the author, “Nothing’s funny in Boot Camp.” But it is, years later….