We have been shooting our annual Santa Paws at PetCo and Dylan, was rescued with his mom and brother and sister. He and his brother are both little lovers and players. His mom and sister have been adopted. Now Dylan and Conner are looking for there forever homes. Won’t you consider making him a part of your family. If you are interested please go to www.catawareness,org and fill out an application. Thank you
THINGS YOU’LL NEED
1. Cat Shampoo or you can use Mild or Baby Shampoo as an alternative
2. Dry towels
3. Water
4. Your cat
PREPARATION
1. Place a towel in the tub to give your cat good footing. Your cat can get extremely panicked on slippery floor where he cannot get a comfortable footing. Placing a towel in the tub can help him and help you hold him still.
2. Fill at least a bucket of water to rinse your cat. Cats are scared of running water. You want to keep your cat as calm as possible during the entire bath. Pouring small amounts of water to rinse him will do better than rinsing him directly with running water straight from the shower/faucet.
3. Have the water at an ideal temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37 deg C). Water that is too hot or too cold can make your kitty upset.
4. Prepare dry towels to dry your cat after the bath session.
STEPS
1. Place your cat in the tub.
2. Gently pour water on your cat or if using a shower, make sure that the water pressure is low. Start washing the head, behind the ears, neck, and work your way down to its tail.
3. Apply an ample amount of shampoo by gently massaging the cat’s fur. Make sure you don’t put shampoo in his eyes and ears or it can really irritate them.
4. Rinse the shampoo thoroughly.
5. If your cat produces an angry gesture such as hissing or growling, calm him by petting him gently and speaking to him in a soft and gentle voice.
6. Place your cat on a dry towel while also gently rubbing and pressing water off his fur. Use as much towels as needed until your kitty is only damp and no longer dripping wet.
7. Your cat can then dry its fur by himself. Combing their fur is recommended especially for long-haired cats to avoid matting. Avoid using hairdryers as it may burn your cat’s skin.
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This episode took a long time for absolutely no reason other than the fact that I am lazy and took a break from animating for the last couple of weeks ;3 Oh, and results are in – I’m doing cotw next. Lol, no christmas vid or gift amv for you guys 
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Interview with The Room’s Juliette Danielle
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The cult hit The Room is fast becoming the Rocky Horror of its generation. Originally released in 2003, the film quickly sank like a stone and seemed destined for obscurity…until it was discovered by a small but enthusiastic contingent of movie geeks and irony-loving hipsters. Since then, midnight screenings have been cropping up all over the country, attended by boisterous fans who dress up like the film’s characters and act out scenes at the front of the theatre. Tommy Wiseau—the movie’s writer, director, producer and star—has fully embraced the hype and even makes appearances at screenings to sign autographs and greet loyal “Roomies”, yet remains strangely tight-lipped about the film’s production, script, and actors. So imagine our delight when Juliette Danielle— The Room ‘s leading lady—agreed to be interviewed for Praxis . Juliette is—of course—nothing like her Room character, the deliciously evil and duplicitous Lisa. She rescues feral cats, she likes karaoke, and she has a great sense of humor about The Room and its legions of devoted fans. Andie Ryan finds out more.
AR: There is a lot of unintentional hilarity in The Room . Did you have trouble keeping a straight face while shooting certain scenes?
JD: Tommy ran a pretty tight ship in that regard. He takes his craft very seriously. There wasn’t a lot of cracking up on set. But I can remember one time that I just lost it. It’s the line where Johnny has locked himself in the bathroom and he says, “In a few minutes, bitch.” I was doing okay until I saw the entire crew in my field of vision, stifling their laughter. I couldn’t help it. Tommy came out and demanded to know what was so funny. That made it worse!
AR: What was the most difficult scene to shoot?
JD: I’m sure most people would think I’d say the love scenes with Tommy, but the roof scene with Denny and Chris R was by FAR the hardest. The line that killed me was “What kind of money?” I mean, how do you say that?
AR: That was a kick ass line! And you delivered it with such aplomb. Speaking of Chris R…he was kinda hunky. He only made that one brief appearance in the film—was he in other scenes that were cut?
JD: Not that I recall. Although I think he would have made a great addition to the party scene.
AR: What is your favorite line from the film?
“Leave your stupid comments in your pocket!”
AR: Did you and your costars hang out off-set during filming?
JD: A little bit. I dragged—and I mean dragged —a few of them to karaoke a couple of times.
AR: Oh, that rules! Who ended up going out with you?
JD: Philip (Haldiman) and a few of the cast members who didn’t last. The previous Michelle and Mark. Oh, and I totally forgot to mention, I was originally cast in the role of Michelle. The original Lisa was closer to Johnny’s age, but she had a random accent and a personality that didn’t seem to fit. There were a lot of cast changes prior to filming.
And I have no idea what we sang together. If I had to guess, I probably sang a lot of Alanis Morisette and Dixie Chicks. Don’t ask—it was a phase!
AR: What is your favorite memory from the set of The Room ?
JD: My sister spent a day hanging out on set. She’s 10 years younger than me and she thought it was the coolest thing. She got to watch me slap Greg over and over again to get the take right in the party scene.
AR: Do you keep in touch with your co-stars?
JD: I keep in touch with Greg, Philip and Robyn ( Paris ), although Philip has been difficult because he moved out of state. Thank goodness for Facebook!
AR: In five words or less, describe…
Philip Haldiman (“Denny”): Funny, charming, talented nostril flarer.
Carolyn Minnott: (“Claudette”) Smart, sassy, classy.
Greg Sestero (“Mark”): Handsome, well mannered, classic.
and last but not least…the mysterious Tommy Wiseau: Focused, fueled by Red bull.
AR: Do you think Tommy will ever release a director’s cut of “The Room” on DVD? I’d love to hear the cast commentary!
JD: Sadly, no. I’m not sure Tommy would want to hear what some of the cast would say.
AR: What do your friends and family think of The Room ?
JD: I forbade them to watch it. Of course, my pleas were ignored. They like to quote lines to me on a constant basis.
AR: Have you made appearances at any of midnight screenings? If so, how does it feel to sit in a theatre surrounded by fans shouting at the screen? Do you ever join in the shouting?
JD: I have. I like to go before the movie starts and interact with the fans in line. Of course, there were people that recognized me right away, but about half of the crowd had never seen the movie before and had no idea who I was. I was handing out candy and they were looking at me like I was crazy.
I have only stayed for the whole movie at one screening, and that was many years ago. One fan shouted out, “Juliette, is it awkward to be in here right now?” And I shouted back, “Why, yes…yes it is!” Sometimes I do wish I could stay and watch the fun. Our fans are so creative and enthusiastic.
AR: Why do you not stay for the whole film?
JD: Honestly? The nudity bothers me a great deal. I was a lot more liberal about things like that back in the day. If not for (the nude scenes) I would totally stay for the whole film and see all the fun antics of our diehard fans. At one screening there was this guy who went to the front of the theater and kicked a can back and forth while muttering things like, “I can’t believe I keep COMING here month after month.”
AR: Do you get recognized by fans often?
JD: I used to get recognized more in the beginning when I went out a lot. Plus, the movie was filmed quite a while ago, so I don’t have my baby face and über-blonde hair anymore. But I love my fans. The ones that find me on Facebook are so great.
AR: What is the one question that fans are always asking you?
JD: Ha ha, fans always want to know about TOMMY!
AR: How crazy is it to have famous fans like Kristen Bell, Paul Rudd, David Cross, and Will Arnett? Is that a bit surreal?
JD: It’s ridiculous and completely awesome. Awesome because those guys are my idols. Ridiculous because I can’t believe they will admit they like it. It’s weird. I mean, Alec Baldwin has seen my boobs!
AR: Wow, I didn’t realize Alec Baldwin was a “Roomie”! Has he mentioned it in interviews?
JD: It was on TV awhile ago…I think it was on ABC World News Tonight . My friend called me frantically to tell me to change the channel. I practically peed my pants.
AR: There was a prominent billboard for The Room that was up in Hollywood for quite a while. Was it weird driving by that huge sign for so many years?
JD: This was really cool because I lived in Hollywood for a lot of that time, and I did drive by it a lot. One of my friends visiting from Texas took a picture with me in front of it.
AR: Are you from Los Angeles originally?
JD: No, I moved to Los Angeles with my mom and sister in 2001. I grew up in Sugar Land , Texas , a suburb of Houston .
AR: What inspired you to go into acting?
JD: From an early age, my teachers told me to go into acting. I was always very extroverted and I liked to perform. I also watched movies constantly. I loved the way that film can suspend your disbelief and capture your imagination. But growing up in Texas , acting wasn’t really something I dreamed about. I’m a very practical girl. Then at 20 years old, I was in Los Angeles with my family and decided I owed it to myself to give it a shot.
AR: I understand you are now working in real estate. Are you doing any acting on the side? If not, do you see yourself returning to the craft in the future?
JD: I love acting so much and at some point I would love to do it again. But as I said, I’m a practical girl. Shortly after The Room , some things in my life happened and I needed to be responsible and make sure I had a steady income. I would basically have to give up that stability to pursue my dreams again at this point. That really scares me.
AR: As long as you stay away from the computer business. Everyone knows it’s too competitive.
JD: Ha!
AR: Comedian Joe Lo Truglio calls The Room “a guilty pleasure in every sense of the word.” Do you have a so-bad-it’s-good favorite movie or TV show that’s a guilty pleasure for you?
JD: Yes, I do! It’s a tie between Encino Man and Mystery Men . And…just added: They Live . “I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass…and I’m all out of bubblegum.” That’s a great line. I can’t stop saying it.
AR: What are your hobbies and interests?
JD: I am very passionate about all animals, but I have a soft spot for cats. I volunteer three days a week at Purrfect Solutions Feline Rescue in Sherman Oaks. Nothing makes me happier. I have six cats living with me right now. All but one is a rescue.
AR: You get huge points for being a cat lover! What are the names of your kitties?
JD: Kitty, Lola, Tia, Mia, Duffy, and Milo . Milo is our newest. He is totally feral and we can’t get close enough to pet him yet. But he’s fluffy, cute, and gets along with the others, so he’s staying.
AR: I have to ask, is there a “Johnny” in your life?
JD: Tricky question. If you mean “do I have a guy who treats me like a princess?” Yes. If you mean, “do I wrap him around my little finger, cheat on him, and then drive him to his demise?” No, thank goodness.
AR: That’s awesome, you totally deserve to be treated like a princess. And you look great in a red dress.
JD: Thanks, every girl should have one!
For a primer on The Room (complete with video clips), click here.
A funny mash-up of Full House and The Room is here.
I walk alone or with my small terrior dog sometimes. The neighborhood I walk in has dogs and sometimes they are loose. I get more barks and curiousity from other dogs when I’m with my dog than when I’m walking alone. Usually dogs that were loose in the neighborhood would quickly go to my dog to smell him.
Or, when I’m alone, dogs that were loose, would try to walk up to me. But I’d yell at them and tell them to get back in their yard. Both times they responded and backed down.
Here’s the question – how to deal with a vicious dog who won’t respond to my commands or a dog who wants to attack my smaller dog while I’m on a walk – what other options do I have to protect myself besides the following:
Pepper spray (I hear that’s effective)
Rambo Style (Carry a sharp stick and stab the dog to death)
Physical fighting (I might loose to a really crazy dog)
Shooting the dog with my gun (last resort)
What other methods can I use that you know are effective?
No people I do not want to kill a dog. That is not my intent at all. Any suggestions besides Cesar Milan- The Dog Whisperer
No people I do not want to kill a dog. That is not my intent at all. Any suggestions besides Cesar Milan- The Dog Whisperer. And NO, I’m not about hurting dogs or using a gun on them. I know someone (being funny) would probably suggest “shooting a dog” as one of their answers that’s why I added that as an option.
Any suggestions?
Final 2 minutes from the 1998 NCAA Tournament regional finals game between Kentucky and Duke.
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