A Celebration of a Partnership
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Hank & Yash 3/26/96 – 4/11/03 |
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This
slideshow is dedicated to the partnership I shared with Yash, to
the friends we have made along the way, and
to supporters of Canine Companions for Independence
everywhere. The
individual thank you’s are far too many to try to mention, but
a special thank you is in order for Bonnie Bergin. She
thought up the idea of a dog pulling a wheelchair, and then made it happen. Me
and Yash were all about blowing down the road, and covering ground. The
stories, oh, the stories! We
tried to give back to CCI by striving to be an exemplary service dog team. And
despite a few even sometimes spectacular failures, especially early, we'd
like to think we succeeded. Hank
& CCI’s W-Yash, SD, CGC, CD 2/17/94 – 4/11/03 Puppy-raised by Sandy M. of Colorado Springs |
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view the slideshow (requires
Flash 6 player) (also
requires an audience that wants images of dogs that seem never to end) |
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Technical notes
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really need high-speed connection for best results. If
you have a sound card and speakers, you should hear music and see slides
within a few moments of starting the show. You
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users may have better results using Internet Explorer or Netscape instead of
the AOL browser. If
you have a slow connection, e.g. 56K modem, you’ll likely get a black screen
with, eventually, a
picture that goes by too fast to see; and broken, clipped music. But
as it plays (albeit with unusable speed and quality) the music and images are
stored in your browser’s disk cache, available for quick subsequent display. If
you have a slow connection, then, it is best to start it, walk away, and come
back to view it later. Then,
after restarting the show, the pictures should be displayed at the proper
pace. (because
they are then in your browser’s disk cache, and don’t have to be sent over
the net again) If
you see just a black screen; and no pictures ever show up, try lowering your
Security level in Internet Explorer. Flash
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By
this time, normal people have had enough pictures of dogs. However
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