I know this is sort of inside baseball, but as a small business owner and fledgeling online retailer, I'm thrilled that our customers have thought highly enough of us to give us a sustained 100% top rating, according to BizRate. Our order volume has been picking up, and we've often worked into the night to ship orders, answer customer service questions and make sure our customers are treated right.

Here's the award:

Ooooooh. Shiiiiiny. You can click on it to see a listing of comments. Here's a sample:

And I'm not just posting the good ones. Take a look for yourself. I'll take any chance I can to brag on our people, and Baxter Boo folks are the greatest. Thanks, guys You rock.

Apparently, the surgery was just carried out for research purposes. It was done two years ago, and only just now announced as a means of drumming up publicity for the hospital in China. The donor dog was killed as part of the process.

The chief plastic surgeon at the hospital "is now hoping to attract rich westerners for face change surgery."

Disgusting.

How is this even physically possible? Something about the dog bowl that induces a magnetically charged gravity field? Regardless, it looks like at the pup's tender young age, she doesn't yet know how to control her super powers.

The New York Times bestseller Marley & Me has been made in to what actually appears to be a decent movie. Check it out!

I'll post a review as soon as I get to see it.

So says an MSNBC investigation.

I happen to run an e-commerce store. This means I buy inventory at wholesale inventory. Pet Stores are often tempted to treat their "inventory" as if they're just that. I'm sure there's tremendous pressure to cut costs, and creating your own inventory as cheaply as possible has a nice sound to it. That is, if you're a cold-hearted automaton accountant who only cares about moolah.

These are dogs, Petland, not just SKU's.