Basically for the same reason paleo-nuts advocate no refined grains for humans ... except dogs are much less omnivore-y than humans. They're built to eat meat. Grains don't really add any nutritional value, can be hard to digest for dogs, and cause allergy issues (my dog's skin/coat improved a lot when we switched…

Eukanuba and especially Science Diet are really not that great ... full of fillers like corn, wheat, etc.

Most airports have you go through MMW scanners and not metal detectors though ... any sort of metallic buckle would show up on that.

That's why I never watch live. Sure, it's still annoying to have to FF ... but it makes it much more tolerable.

True, although with a flu breakout this bad perhaps Herschel suspected that secondary bacterial infections were a problem.

"... and sometimes, the bear eats you."

I'd like to see a significant discount on the 50" ST60. $800 and I'd buy it, even though I don't really need a new tv, it would be worth getting since they're stopping production. I'd have a harder time selling my wife on a $1300 tv at this time though, even if it is 60".

Pretty much the only "living room" devices that Comcast allows HBO GO on are the XBox and apparently Google TV. No Roku, no smart TVs/BluRay players, no PS3, etc.

My wife doesn't even wear the fancy rings every day! She works in a hospital and doesn't like always having them on there.

Getting married really is different than living together unmarried even for many years.

Having been using an EVO 4G LTE for about a year, which is 4.7 inches, there's no way I could go to a phone as narrow as the 5/5s/5c. I know sites like Gizmodo like to bash "big phones" but honestly in my average size hands it's really not too big at all.

Still AT&T only though for customization ... boo.

Not the first time it's happened in a big game

Same here. I throw my 'winter wheels' on it for ski season and it handles admirably driving up to high elevations in Colorado in all conditions. Like you said it's not a track star, especially when driving up a 11,000 ft pass in 20 degree weather - I get passed by the big v6's and v8's rumbling on up, but on the…

I'd even check the rawhide country of origin ... a lot of it is made in China.

We've been using this stuff for a couple of years now ... made in the US, grain free, no recalls (as of yet), plus it's pretty cheap for a grain-free food.

It's on Netflix and Amazon as well if you didn't want to buy the whole season on Blu-ray.

Interesting, they do seem to have recently changed their naming/definitions. I haven't bought a new pair in a while, and last time I did they were 514 slim straight and 513 slim, but now their website 514's are straight and 513's slim straight.

Yea 514's definitely aren't skinny, but they also aren't baggy. I think they're classified as "slim straight". 513's I think are slim but slightly tapered. 511's and below are actually skinny, as they hug the upper leg more.

I wouldn't really consider 513's to be skinny jeans. My ass/thighs look ridiculous in true skinny jeans and I pretty much exclusively wear 513's and 514's.