Terry Wilson is a 7th degree black belt in Shintoyoshin-Ryu Jujitsu and a 5th degree black belt in Shorin-Ryu karate. He is also a five time Emmy Award winning television producer, director, writer and on camera host/reporter. Terry is the only person ever to receive an Emmy for producing a martial art special – “Karate Kung Fu & Arts of Self Defense – 1976. He was also the first to direct Full Contact Karate and Kickboxing for network television broadcasts on CBS, NBC. He was also director of syndicated programming for the World Karate Association.
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It's been said that war tests the true metal of man and beast. In the wake of that proverb stands the courageous deeds of the unsung heros of World Wat II, the Marine Corps War dog Platoons. Like their human counter-parts they, too, were civilians - and they also volunteered to serve their country. When the Marines decided to enlist the services of man's best friend, the Doberman Pinscher Club of American volunteered to supply and delivered dogs to the various recruiting stations s part of Dogs for Defense Program
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San Diego Zoo Legend Charlie Faust devoted more than three decades to designing an environment that put the animals first. (Read Article)

Closer to 50 than 40 it dawned on me that I've spent most of my life writing stories about other peoples, adventures and their pets. Today I would like to give 15 minutes of well-deserved fame to the animals that have befriended me over the years. I sincerely believe that everything in life worth learning I have learned from dogs. (Read Article)

Recently I covered a star-studded event, the Actors & Others For Animal's Celebrity Fashion Show, for PetLife magazine. The paparazzi were like sharks on a feeding frenzy - they elbowed, they shoved and they pushed, all jockeying to get the best shot as the beautiful people of Hollywood passed by their cameras. It was then that I witnessed the Unthinkable. Suddenly, shutters stopped clicking and the strobes went dark. A confused look came over the film and television personalities that were only moments ago smiling oh so sincerely for the press. All heads turned to see what had caught the attention of these fantastic photographers. (Read Article)

This 40th U.S. President revered the values established by America's forefather, and it was that old-fashioned standard from which his greatness grew. Volumes have been written about Ronald Reagan's rise from poverty to his legendary achievements as an acotr, statesman and president. However to truly comprehend the character of the man, one must read between the lines of those publications.
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If the shoe fits, Joan Rivers says, "who cares, as long as it looks good?"
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