Archive for May, 2009

May 09 2009

Dog Washing Machine

Published by admin under Uncategorized

I just have to share….

The Dog O’ Matic. An automated dog-washing machine.

Dog o Matic

(Photo: Time.com)

Oh yeah , My dogs would love this! (of course, that is sarcasm).

Invented by a young French entrepreneur Romain Jerry the Dog O’ Matic wash takes a total of about 30 minutes, 5 minutes for the actual washing with jets of water and an additional 25 for drying and bruching with warm air.

Romain Jerry says that it is very rare that a dog is agitated or panicky during the wash – really? for 30 minutes? My dog is agitated after just 5 minutes in the tub.

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May 08 2009

Bay to Barkers Coming to the Waterfront

Published by admin under Dogs

Bay to Barkers Dog Walk

Looks like the 12th Annual Bay to Barkers Dogwalk will be at the Albany this year

August 2, 2009 ~ 8:30am to 1pm- Golden Gate Fields, Albany

I have to wonder – why the change in venue?

Is this just another subtle move to “commercialize” ,take back, restrict, …..!!!

Paranoid? Not much.

Here is more information:

The Berkeley East Bay Humane Society is proposing (PDF) the Berkeley Humane Society “Bay to Barkers” event be held at the waterfront!

Berkeley – East Bay Humane Society Bay to Barkers (website)

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May 08 2009

Waterfront Meeting May 11

Published by admin under Waterfront Planning

The City of Albany’s Event Calendar is showing a Waterfront Meeting scheduled for May 11, 2009
at 7:30 PM. Location: Albany Community Center, 1249 Marin Avenue, Albany

Discussions will include a brief presentation by Fern Tiger Associates regarding the upcoming Voices to Vision sessions and a presentation by Sustainability Committee member regarding liaison relationship.
Discussion and possible action on matters related to the following items:
Measure WW

$27 million for Eastshore State Park improvements/expansion “…to expand and restore this eight-mile long urban shoreline park adjacent to the East Bay communities of Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Albany, and Richmond. Consistent with the ESP General Plan, develop access improvements, restore upland and wetland areas to enhance wildlife habitat, and to complete east shore segments of the Bay Trail.”

$12.3 million for Bay Trail funding “…to connect urban communities to shoreline access and wildlife viewing, opportunities by completing the 86 mile Bay Trail along the East Bay shoreline. Acquire and develop trail links to close the remaining gaps between Martinez and Fremont.”

Other discussion includes:
Installation of bicycle rack at Waterfront Park

Read more on the Albany Waterfront Meeting

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