About 10 p.m. this evening, LaVon was taking the dogs out for the last time for the night, and a skunk approached and sprayed them from about three feet away! In case this ever happens to you, here's what you need to know: 1. Tomato juice is not likely to be a huge help. 2. Immediately mix up a quart of hydrogen peroxide, a teaspoon of dishwashing soap and a quarter cup of baking soda - keep it out of your dogs eyes or mouth and carefully wash the dog with plenty of the mix, then rinse them. This does the trick - our dogs were hit directly, and they smell clean now. It is important to do this quickly. 3. For inanimate objects, use a cup of bleach and a gallon of water. 4. Open windows, turn on the ceiling fan, and set out cups of vinegar to get ride of the smell that wafts indoors or is carried in by the dogs and carefully clean everything they touched. Special thanks to the poison control website for the suggestions on the mix to use to wash the dogs.

4. Pulp Fiction (1994) In this timeless movie poster, Uma Thurman's character is depicted reading what appears to be a magazine bearing the title of the movie, emphasizing the meta/referential essence of the film.