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A pet bowl is an asset in your pets happiness and a tool of convenience for you while feeding the same. The errand of choosing a proper pet bowl isn?t tough but a little daunting. With huge varieties of pets bowl available in the pet supply stores, sometimes pet owners may get confused on what to zero in on. There are a plethora of plastic bowls, ceramic bowls and steel bowls to choose from.

If youre thinking about purchasing a new pet food bowl or pet water bowl, you might want to consider all the alternatives that are available today. Many pet supply stores offer a wide variety of pet bowls that are known for their variety of designs and patterns. These bowls are manufactured using quality raw materials and are best suited for the pets. However, some bowls are made of materials that are chemically treated and so, unsafe for daily use. The pet owner should always pay attention to the material of the bowl.

Here are some popular types of pet bowls. Lets take a look on some of them:

Ceramic bowls: Many pet supply stores offer a wide range of ceramic bowls which are designed in a host of shapes and sizes to offer the pet full comfort. These types of bowls are quite attractive but a little costly at the same time. These bowls do not easily get knocked over because of their level bottoms. They are not only very easy to clean but also dishwasher approved.

Stainless steel pet bowls: Bowls made of stainless steel are very popular in the international market. Steel bowls are the ideal type of bowls used for feeding pets. They are environment friendly and easy-to-clean. Known for their durability and superior finishes, these bowls are available in various sizes and designs at market leading prices. They are constructed in a way to conceal any mark of chewing and scratching.

Today, from variety of pet bowls to pet mats and other pet accessories, everything can be purchased online. You can also check out stockiest page for retailers and distributors near you.

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Obama wants to shrink government, boost exports (Reuters)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) ? President Barack Obama asked Congress on Friday for authority to shrink the U.S. government and create a single export agency, saying the bureaucracy was too complex and unable to meet the demands of a 21st century economy.

The move comes against the backdrop of the 2012 elections, where a central theme of the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination has been reducing government and limiting its influence over Americans.

In proposing to close down the U.S. Commerce Department and merge six agencies, Obama could inoculate himself against Republican charges that he is a big-government liberal. Analysts were skeptical that Republicans in Congress would act on Obama's request in an election year.

Obama, in remarks at the White House, said the overhaul was needed to create "an effective lean government" and would make it easier for U.S. businesses to get help to export their goods, a key part of his economic agenda ahead of the November vote.

"With this authority, we'd help businesses grow, save businesses time and save taxpayer dollars," he said, outlining his request for powers to reorganize the federal government.

Obama wants to fold together the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and five other export bodies now spread across Washington into a new, yet-to-be-named department, giving businesses a single point of contact and ensuring federal spending goes further to boost sales abroad.

Other parts of the Commerce Department would be absorbed into different federal agencies under the plan.

With U.S. unemployment still high and the economy growing slowly, Obama is trying to boost U.S. trade ties with developing markets such as Asia as a way to spur output. He has set a goal of doubling U.S. exports in five years - from $1.57 trillion in 2009 to $3.14 trillion by 2015.

Trade experts said having one agency in charge of exports should help. "For the business community, engagement with overlapping agencies streamlined into a coherent process would be an advantage," said Nick Consonery of the Eurasia Group.

A White House official said the goal of streamlining the government was to save $3 billion over 10 years. It may also lead to the loss of 1,000 to 2,000 jobs through attrition, the official said.

(Additional reporting by Doug Palmer, Stella Dawson, Susan Heavey, Steve Holland and Matt Spetalnick, Editing by Ross Colvin and Vicki Allen)

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HBO says no political agenda behind Palin film (AP)

PASADENA, Calif. ? In a politically polarized country, the people behind HBO's upcoming movie on Sarah Palin's vice presidential campaign are being careful not to take one side or the other.

Danny Strong, writer of the film "Game Change," said at a news conference Friday that "there is no agenda here."

"Game Change" debuts March 10. It is based on John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's book about the 2008 presidential campaign, but focuses specifically on Palin. Director Jay Roach said he sought Palin's input for the film but was rebuffed.

Actress Julianne Moore looks strikingly like Palin in her depiction of the former Alaska governor.

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Court to review Okla. soldier's Iraq murder appeal

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) ? A military court has agreed to review an appeal for a new trial by an Oklahoma soldier convicted of murdering an unarmed Iraqi prison detainee after interrogating him at gunpoint.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, in a ruling published Friday, said it will examine 1st Lt. Michael Behenna's claims that his military trial wasn't fair because the judge gave the jury faulty instructions and prosecutors failed to disclose favorable information to the defense.

Behenna, 28, is serving a 15-year sentence at Fort Leavenworth, in Kansas for his 2009 conviction for unpremeditated murder in a combat zone. He was initially sentenced to 25 years, but the term was reduced twice.

His mother, Vicki Behenna, said her son would have no way of knowing about Friday's ruling and that she and his father planned to drive to the fort from their home in Edmond on Saturday to give him the news.

"Oh God, I feel like we've got a little bit of hope," she told The Associated Press by phone.

"The only thing we've ever asked for is that Michael receive a fair trial and that the jury get all the evidence," said Vicki Behenna, who is an assistant U.S. attorney for the western district of Oklahoma.

Prosecutors alleged during his trial that Behenna took detainee Ali Monsour Mohammed to a secluded railroad culvert and shot him execution-style after interrogating the man at gunpoint about an April 2008 roadside bombing that killed two men under Behenna's command.

Behenna said he defied orders to release the man because he wanted another chance to question him, and that he killed the detainee in self-defense after the man stood up and reached for his gun.

Behenna's attorneys contend that a prominent forensics expert hired by the government concluded that Behenna's version of events was not only possible, it was the only logical explanation consistent with the forensic evidence.

The expert never testified at the trial, and Behenna's attorney learned of his conclusions only after the court returned a guilty verdict.

The military trial judge denied a defense motion for a mistrial, ruling that there was no reason to believe the expert's testimony would have led to a more favorable result for Behenna. And the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals upheld rejected Behenna's conviction and sentence in July.

A hearing date for the review had not set. But Behenna's father, Scott Behenna, told The Oklahoman, which first reported about the ruling, that the hearing may occur this spring.

The Army did not file a response to the latest appeal and relied on arguments it made to the Army appeals court: that Behenna had no legitimate self-defense claim because he was dressed in full battle gear and had a loaded pistol pointed at the naked, unarmed detainee and that there were no trial errors serious enough to warrant to reversal in the case.

Vicki Behenna said her son has remained positive in prison and passes the time reading and learning Spanish.

"I was so worried that Michael would become angry and bitter," she said. "And he's not done that, he's stayed hopeful."

Associated Press

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CM Narendra Modi advocates development on 3 S ? Scale, Speed and Skill to realize India?s century

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Dad Tries To Sell Son For $20 Million On Facebook [Wtf]

If your dad were called Saud bin Nasser Al Shahry he would sell you on Facebook for $20 million. That's what happened to a young kid from Saudi Arabia, who found himself for sale for exactly that amount in this social network. More »

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ASUS scooping out Ice Cream Sandwich to Transformer Prime now!

Have you been waiting -- nay -- yearning for a paper-wrapped serving of Ice Cream Sandwich for your Transformer Prime? Now is the time. As expected, ASUS has started rolling out the update to proud (though possibly lost) owners, like David, who was kind enough to send us a screenshot proving he his pride. Got your update yet? Go check, we'll wait.

[Thanks, David]

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