Join Noni and John for money-saving advice on pest inspections.
Because the good news is that you can do it yourself.
Graham goes gardening down the side of the house and Fiona visits a ceramic artist in
our own southern vales on Better Homes and Gardens, Tuesday on Channel 7.
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As a breeder of champion English springer spaniels and a show judge, I know about dogs
condition and fitness for the show ring or a run in the country.
This is my dog Max, he's a champion.
Some say the best springer ever.
Like all my dogs, he just loves the new bigger meaty chunks in pal.
In fact, I never feed them anything else.
Whenever we win and people ask me what I feed them, I tell them pal.
I recommend it every time.
Top breeders recommend pal.
The best heroes I guess I ever knew.
Ozzie Rose, I thank you for the best years of our lives.
All those magic sunny Saturdays, there were no better days in our lives.
I thank you for the laughter and I thank you for the tears.
And I thank you just for helping us to overcome our fears.
And I thank you for 100 years.
What does it take to become a champion?
Looks like it's going to be a good one.
Let's have a look at it.
It's a huge role.
It'll break the record.
And yes, fantastic deals on IBM computers all this month.
And you can be a winner too.
Wow, that's radio rental's power.
What does a bird do that no other creatures do?
Did you say fly?
No.
Think of the insects that fly.
And the tall ostrich and cute penguin which don't fly at all.
The answer is birds are the only creatures which grow feathers.
How many feathers does a bird have?
Some patient person plucked a swan and counted 25,216 feathers.
And most of those grew on the swan's head and neck.
In Genesis, the first book of the Bible, we read,
God made every kind of winged bird and saw that it was good.
There are 8,500 species which scientists have noted so far.
The first bird the Bible names is the raven.
The raven appears in the story of Noah and the flood.
You find ravens everywhere, even in the Tower of London.
In the book of Proverbs, the wise man wrote,
Three things are too wonderful for me.
One of them is the way of an eagle in the sky.
The Bible writer watched the eagle with wonder and awe.
He advised people, be wise.
Don't wear yourself out trying to get rich.
You can lose your money in a flash,
just as if it had grown wings and flown away like an eagle.
When the Hebrews saw an eagle flying,
it reminded them of their life with God.
When they trusted in God, their faith and hope lifted their spirits.
The prophet Isaiah wrote,
Those who wait patiently for the Lord to act shall renew their strength.
They shall lift their wings and rise to God as eagles rise to the sun.
They shall run and not be weary.
They shall walk and not faint.
Birds eat every type of animal and plant life.
Whether their food is meat, fish, berries, plants or insects,
they have the right beak or bill to eat their favourite food.
The Lord, Jesus Christ, often referred to birds
when teaching people about how much God loves and cares for us.
Jesus assured us that God cares for his creatures,
even the humble sparrow and the despised raven.
He asks, aren't you much more valuable to God than they are?
If God cares for ravens and sparrows, he certainly cares for you.
As bird watchers continue to observe, name and classify birds,
many agree with the psalmist.
Lord, you've made so many things.
How wise are you've made them all.
The earth is filled with your creatures.
May the Lord be happy with what he has made.
May the glory of the Lord last forever.
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