"atta boy, atta boy come on." the 13-year-old pomeranian gets a chiropractic adjustment every few weeks. "honestly, it's been a lifesaver to keep him around, i mean he loves dr. try an "out of the box" approach -- pet chiropractor, dr. bob gaston. gaston has adjusted dogs, cats... even horses. "so when i find one that's a little stuck like this one is, stuck a little bit right, i'll just come in and adjust that." at hot diggiity dog in wilder... an underwater treadmill makes all the difference for black lab, jordan. the 13-year-old dog suffers from congenital arthritis. she's been "water walking" once a week for seven years. "if she was not dong the water therapy, she would not be walking." "it can be pretty remarkable." dr. susan hodge says there's really no animal who can't benefit from rehabilitation to senior patients who walk on the underwater treadmill in winter months when it's too cold to walk outside. "when we get them them moving, we actually can get them feeling better and most of our patients and clien

atta boy, andy! atta boy, andy! come on, andy! way to go! hey, whoa, honey. hey, way to go, andy. beautiful. you, too, miss helen. barney, what are you and goober doing out here? we was just.... now it's not what you think, and. smooth, andy the way you floated that arm out. you, too, helen. you sure you're not mad anymore? i'm not mad. you positive? i'm positive. you keep it up and i'll get mad is helen mad? she got over it. you positive? she did ask me to pick up some blackout curtains. oh, very funny. it just so happens this whole thing was your idea. my idea?! yeah, your idea. you're the one that wanted to get goober a girl. what's that got to do with you sneaking around peeping into helen's house? well, i did that for us. thanks to me he's going out with lydia tonight. he is? yeah. he learned something after all. oh, well, good. at least we can get together with our girls and be alone for a change. sure. i don't know why we're arguing. actually, everything turned out just fine. in a way, the whole thing's kind of gratifying. gratifying? when you work with a man you shape him,

atta boy. sadie hawkins day. no, wilbur, it's got to do with a certain animal. a certain animal, huh? yeah. groundhog day, gee. -groundhog day! -(knock on door) mister ed? uh, no. come in. he's in there. in there? yeah, go ahead and sing. ahem! for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jo... well, where's mister ed? that's him. a horse? i've been singing to a horse? -it's his birthday. -birthday? for he's a jolly good fellow for he's a jolly good fellow (humming) here's a couple of bucks for you. well, ah, thanks, mister. yes, you're... you're quite welcome. thank you very much. and let me know when your dog has a birthday. and happy birthday, horsey. well, ed, did i remember your birthday? yeah, but you forgot my gift. oh, you're a tough customer. what do you buy for a horse who has everything? well, i just happened to have a catalogue. we can't have the club luncheon in her garden. her child came down with chicken pox. oh, that's too bad. i hope he's all right. mmm-hmm. mildred hinted for me to have the club luncheon in my backyard,

atta boy. sadie hawkins day. no, wilbur, it's got to do with a certain animal. a certain animal, huh? yeah.

atta boy. o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o. i'm mister ed. a horse is a horse, of course, of course and no one can talk to a horse, of course that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous mister ed good morning, ed. good morning, wilbur. up pretty early, aren't you? well, i've got a new client coming in to see me. a mr. hodges wants to discuss some plans. good. the more you work, the more i eat. yeah. ah, where'd you get the apples? uh...i've got a friend. well, i didn't give them to you. it must have been carol, huh? uh-- i'm glad you two are getting along better. well, we're both blondes, you know. have an apple, buddy boy. well, thanks, ed. that's, that's very generous of you. easy come, easy go. yeah, that's true. ooh, very refreshing. if you want an apple, we've got a whole basketful. that was a whole tree full. these apples came from my tree. roger addison, are you accusing my wife of stealing your apples? not your wife, wilbur post, but i'll give you a hint. if the thief doesn't stop, i'm going to break all the pencils on his desk

atta boy. o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o. i'm mister ed. a horse is a horse, of course, of course and no one can talk to a horse, of course that is, of course, unless the horse is the famous mister ed good morning, ed. good morning, wilbur. up pretty early, aren't you? well, i've got a new client coming in to see me. a mr. hodges wants to discuss some plans. good. the more you work, the more i eat.

atta boy, ed. you'll have a wonderful time. before i take a trip, i got to see what my horoscope says. get me my astrology book, huh? oh, you and your superstitions. you and your pisces. wilbur, look. i just bought it. how do you like it? set me back 375 bucks. wow, that's big. i bet the next size comes on wheels. oh, boy. any duck that gets hit with that goes first class. just feel the barrels. huh? how does it feel? mm, like $375. and worth every cent of it. oh, by the way, wilbur, what type of gun will you be using? follow me. huh? how do you like it? which end does the cork come out? i never miss with old betsy. when a duck sees me aim this at him, he asks for a blindfold and a cigarette. please, do me a favor, will you? never point that at a bird when i'm around. i hate to shoot a duck while it's landing. it'll be laughing out of the other side of its quack-quack. uh, by the way, wilbur, did you tell carol we were going on this hunting trip? sure. what did she say when you told her we are not taking our wives along? nothin

(groaning) atta boy. look, just breathe normally, see. all right? yeah. inhale the good air... (einhaling) exhale the bad air. (ed exhaling) inhale the good air, i mean, the bad air... (ed breathing loudly) exhale the inhale. uh, the good air. the bad air. you're mixing me up. i'm forgetting how to breathe. look! it cured the hiccups. yeah! that's... (hiccups) ed: oh, me. well, look, i'll try one more thing. i want you to turn around and face the wall. okay? oh... (hiccups) kay. come on. turn around and don't look back. (ed sighing) i won't. wilbur: how do you feel? i thought you shot me. ed. i wouldn't hurt you. nobody's ever gonna hurt you, ed. i'll shoot that horse, i'll kill him... wait a minute, roge. what happened? that blasted nanny goat of yours ate up all my tropical fish. what? oh, no. when did this happen? during the night. he does all his dirty work at night. now, look, roge, i can't believe this. i mean, ed might eat apples, but fish? that horse would eat anything. come on, i'll show you. i should've stood in bed today. shoot, kay, i don't think mister ed could've

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nats: "snapping sound atta boy" his handler -- officer paul man- toy-full has been with him from the start. "he enjoys the toy and he enjoys this part of it but he enjoys his job a whole lot more. where he will turn it on when its time to go to work. that's what he lives for." bobby's had his fair share of close calls throughout his career --- when taking down suspects in dangerous situations. he's fallen through multiple ceilings. rolled down stairs with a bad guy. and tore a few ligaments. but never yet -- has bobby been shot. "we can't obviously prepare plan for everything we encounter on the street. he's our partner and just as there is an inherent risk to everything we do on the street, there's a risk to our dogs too." bobby is sent into harms way -- sometimes four times a up until now -- never wearing any form of protection. so a bullet proof vest makes his handler and the department -- very happy. "it makes me excited knowing he's gonna have this extra layer of protection." "just like we like having protection for ourselves and our own vests, it just gives us an increased chan

. - atta boy. good, good, put them down. that's good work, boy. these filthy things, they can give a person gangrene. - come on, captain, knock it off, will ya? you've been suckered into this. my men salted all these oysters. there isn't one real pearl in our lagoon. - mchale, i've got news for you. this is not your lagoon. you've been banished, evicted, tossed out. now, from now on you can just set up camp on the north side of the island. captain, you can't do that to us. - i can't, huh? well, i've got a little eagle here on my collar that says that i can. get your nose out of my eagle. come on, get moving, that's an order. all of you, pack your things and get out. out, out, out. - come on, chuck, you heard the nice captain. bye-bye, sir. - that's not a very nice eagle. - did you hear that, carpenter? - uh-huh. - trying to tell me that there aren't pearls on this island. [laughter] - what do they call these, marbles? don't stand there shivering. dive, boy. dive, dive, dive. - yes, sir. i really want to show you something. karen o.: 1, 2, ready, g

atta-boy. - mr. burton. - yeah? - w-why so early? - we've got a rugged schedule, and i've gotta make a great film, you are going to change, i hope. my orders from t pentagon are no cheesecake. let's go! camera rolls in 20 minutes! - ah, 20 minutes. all right, all right, come on, you starstruck bunch of gorillas! you wanted to be in pictures? so now you're in pictures. let's go! - i thought my knees were kind of cute. - all right, who swiped my comb? - has anybody seen the shoe polish? - hey, gruber, will you let me at that mirror, please? - make way, you peasants, for a star. - hey, stop shovin', will you, grube? - i can't do ahing with my hair. - all right, you glamour girls, let's get out. come on, on the move. come on, come on. let's go. come on, christy. come on, hap. come on, grube. come on, boys. you too. hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! fuj, where are you going? - going to be movie star. - wait a minute, boy. you know, all the big brass is gonna see this picture. do you know what'll happen to you if you're discovered? - su! i go to ho

water agencies that have their own story to tell and one they commended the water agencies this was atta boy pat on the head we don't deserve that but secondly, they 2krikd their staff to work on the ultimate approaches the message in that if they have a good story 31 they can take into account we'll say that's okay. but hand in hand the direction of the staff for the enhanced urban efficiency i think this is a very important step yeah, we'll find a way to help people but make sure that we have a plan we can going forward that includes conservation that was a clear message from the water board with that, i'm available to answer any questions you may have. >> commissioners questions? thank you very much appreciate your presentation next item, please. >> general manager. >> oh, can i have more assess. >> sorry public comment. >> public comment at the ends. >> any public comment on the drought hearing none, next barbara hale cleanpowersf update. >> hi barbara hale just not general manager for power i want to give a quick update we're on the same schedule, in fact, i ordered the same schedule fo

. - atta boy! i'll go tell mother it's all settled. - well, it's all settled. he promised. - no ifs, ands or buts? - no sir, a clean deal. - oh ward, i'm so glad he's going. (ward laughs) - i tell you what honey, i'll go call the restaurant and make a reservation for about 6:30. that oughta give us plenty of time to get to the game. - you know something, ward? (kisses) you're a genius. - oh sure, i've been trying to tell you that for years, dear. - boy, i sure hope we get nice potatoes with our roast beef. - well, i think we will, wally. - hey dad? how come olives are green? - [wally] well you'd be green too if you were in a bottle that long. - olives, dear? - no, thank you. sit up straight, beaver. - put your napkin in your lap, son. beaver! break your bread before you butter it. - sure, beav. you don't think we came out to dinner to have fun, do ya? (audience laughs) - well i think any boy who ate two shrimp cocktails is having fun. - [beaver] sure, dad. i like fish that don't have eyes. i don't like somethin' lookin' at me while i'm eatin' it. (audience laug

water agencies that have their own story to tell and one they commended the water agencies this was atta boy pat on the head we don't deserve that but secondly, they 2krikd their staff to work on the ultimate approaches the message in that if they have a good story 31 they can take into account we'll say that's okay. but hand in hand the direction of the staff for the enhanced urban efficiency i think this is a very important step yeah, we'll find a way to help people but make sure that we have a plan we can going forward that includes conservation that was a clear message from the water board with that, i'm available to answer any questions you may have. >> commissioners questions? thank you very much appreciate your presentation next item, please. >> general manager. >> oh, can i have more assess. >> sorry public comment. >> public comment at the ends. >> any public comment on the drought hearing none, next barbara hale cleanpowersf update. >> hi barbara hale just not general manager for power i want to give a quick update we're on the same schedule, in fact, i ordered the same schedule fo

we gave grassley an atta boy for that. we take it back. we take it back. that's a blistering statement. a revealing statement, a substantive statement. we take it back. there's a lesson that senator grassley and my republican colleagues should learn from this editorial. by refusing to give president obama's supreme court a meeting, a hearing, or a vote, they are banning the oath of office they swore when they became a united states senator. this abdication of their constitutional responsibilities will epitomize their work in the united states as a senator. whatever they may have accomplished through their careers will be secondary to their decision to place electoral politics over their job. remember, our job is here to vote. that's what we swore to do. to follow the constitution, and the constitution couldn't be clearer on this issue. so the stakes should even be higher for senator grassley than the other republican senators. why? because as judiciary chairman, senator grassley presides over one of the most important and prestigious committees in the enti

atta good boy. [sighs] i've never seen such a mixed-up-- [doorbell rings] oh, i better get that, mr. b. [daughter] sometimes the hallways felt like a giant maze. [mother] jenny didn't feel like going to school, and she slept during the day and was up at night. she seemed irritable all the time. [daughter] it felt like there was a weight on my shoulders. and the weight was really hard to hold up. [mother] one day my daughter was crying, that's when jenny told us she thought about hurting herself. [daughter] then my parents got me treatment. that's when the bad feelings started to go away. oh, hi, mr. johnson. come on in. good morning, hazel. beautiful day, isn't it? and how's little harold? oh, he's got an appetite like an elephant. [laughs] and he's driving us crazy, wanting to get up. i-- i wonder if i might speak to george for a moment. i'd like an advance on my allowance. oh, i-- he hasn't even figured out what your allowance is gonna be yet, mr. johnson. if i was you, i wouldn't ask him a thing