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I've been wanting a pair of those.
Long time no post. So many new people I don't even know. ๏_๏
I've been wanting a pair of those.
Long time no post. So many new people I don't even know. ๏_๏
I'm working on it... 2/10 animes uploaded in order to get to Power User :)
Why would I mind if you show off my cool creations? lol
You should show them the Title Update icons. ;-)
And if anyone's interested, I can post my other designs. (I have Elfen Lied, Sora no Otoshimono, Haruhi, Strike Witches, Saya no Uta, and Madoka)
Glad you approve. lol
@P-H Forum members: I don't know if you noticed, but the forum has been down most of today. (Most of today for me anyway. damn timezones.) This is due to Charter upgrading my modem, but in the process they stole my top-level router (the one connected to the other routers and my modem) and fcuked up my whole setup trying to figure out how to put it back together. >_<
I'm working on getting my intranet back online, but am having problem after problem (Like the forum server isn't being recognized by the router it's plugged into) and none of the problems are resolving themselves. >_<
My estimate is Forum will be back online Monday unless a good nights sleep fixes all my routers.
Lol, can you bring the rest of your themes over tonight? I seem to have lost them...
You can borrow my old router if you want... But it's only wireless G....
Nope, I'm going to btich at Newegg on Monday and ask for an exchange... Guess that's what happens when you play refurb roulette. Now that I think about it, I haven't had great luck with refurb'd electronics...
I believe his old modem was also a router, then he had one in his room for all his network stuff or something like that...
Bah, Regular, good ol' speakers are for watching anime :D
Dunno how many times I've said this, but even though my HPs beat out my Pioneer SP-BS41LRs in detail 99% of the time, nothing's more fun for watching anime then them...
Those HR624s don't look like anything special..
LOL Just how much stuff is he connecting?
Look below for diagram.
Nah, I got it working. I just need to setup all my port forwardings and DHCP reservations and stuff like that. It'll be done tomorrow.
lol we have a bit more complicated setup now. Here's a diagram.
Guess which room is mine... lol
That's absurd!
welcome back manveru :D
Holy Schiit man! your house is built with access points?
Though I don't see why you wouldn't just have 1 router at the inlet that's connected to a 16-port switch... I mean you have APs all over the house already....
Or just use switches for each room, no point in having them as routers.
Using a big switch like that means more ethernet cords to run though... While it's cheaper, it more of a pain in the arse...
true that...
my place uses Wi-fi lol
Aw shucks. Once I'm done working on my CD I probably will have a bit more time to drop by, maybe not as much as I used to, but more often. Don't really care about headphones that much anymore, but I kinda miss this thread.
I've heard lots of good things about them around the internet, including words from a few people I actually kind of respect, hence my interest.
Just when panda was going missing... you came back lol. Panda reviewing his e12... to mach
Picked up Tenjo Tenge guys... don't know why I'm still reading it. Should've started on a ghibli film T_T
How is it? I dropped it years ago... dont even remember why....


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 20, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas I D Herald-Zeitung O Friday, October 20,1995 Opinion ■ To talk with Managing Editor Doug Loveday about the Opinion page, call 625-9144, ext. 21 H e t u n Opinion Online contact ■ To submit letters and guest columns electronically by way of online services or Internet, or to simply contact staff members, the Herald-Zeitung's address is [email protected] QUOTABLE "The press, like fire, is an excellent servant, but a terrible master." — James Fenimore Cooper author, 1838Gorby offers nothing compelling E D I I T O R I I A L Back to square one? ■[Federal appeals court ruling blocks judge's ^attempts to impose aquifer pumping limits While all sides in the confusing and insufferably drawn out Edward's Aquifer debate are applauding a federal appeals court decision made Thursday blocking a district judge's takeover of the aquifer, the issue remains at a stalemate. U.S. District Judge Lucius D. Bunton III had threatened to I grab control of the aquifer and impose, from a federal level, \ pumping limits on the underground water source. That set the squabbling parties in motion, and the U.S. Fifth [ Circuit Court of Appeals was asked to rule on the proposed f action by Bunton. But in rebuking any attempts by Bunton to impose limits himself on aquifer pumping, the three-judge panel also stated that f the parties involved needed to settle this issue quickly. Unfortunately, that's what Judge Bunton was trying to do. While many saw Bunion's action as a blatant federal power grab, his court has been the only source of momentum in trying to bring this issue to a conclusion. He has also been New Braunfels' champion. Bunton declared unrestricted pumping of the aquifer a danger to springs in New Braunfels and San Marcos. And the lowering of spring flow in those two communities was also declared a real threat to endangered species now living in Comal Springs and San Marcos Springs. Local Edwards Aquifer Authority member Doug Miller said J he hoped Bunton would remain involved in the aquifer debate despite the ruling by the court of appeals. Although federal control of the aquifer would not ultimately ; be good for Texans, the state has failed miserably to help resolve the issue of pumping limits for the aquifer. And in the meantime, the pumping continues. Pray for rain. (Today's editorial was written by Managing Editor Doug Loveday.) Write us ... The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung welcomes letters on any public issue. The editor reserves the right to correct spelling, style, punctuation and known factual errors. Letters should be kept to 250 words. We publish only original mail addressed to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung bearing the writer's signature. Also, an address and a telephone number, which are not for publication, must be included. Please cite the page number and date of any article that is mentioned. 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Led by Mikhail Gorbachev, who finds more favor among the intelligentsia in this country than he does in Russia, the San Francisco group included scientist Carl Sagan, who believes nothing exists outside of the cosmos and this physical life is all there is; actress Shirley MacLaine, who thinks she has lived previous lives; and singer John Denver. The occasion for this gathering, which also included Mayan leader Rigoberta Menchu and the spiritual heads of India's Sikhs and Mongolia's Buddhists, was a State of the World forum. It sounded depressing. Ted Turner, who should be optimistic after his cable company announces plans to merge with Time Warner, said of the world's condition: "We now have a chance to starve to death in a desert." Former National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski was even more pessimistic: "We have to face the fact that global philosophical emptiness will become pervasive." Did people pay to hear this? They would have done better to try to angle for free tickets to listen to the Pope. While John Paul judged Americans for our materialistic attitudes and selfishness—which have promoted divorce, abortion and personal and corporate irresponsibility—he preached a message of love and hope. He urged Americans to return to God and the virtues to be found only in a relationship with Him. One of the attractive qualities about this Pope is his unchanging certainty. He doesn't consult focus groups or opinion polls. He doesn't shy away from saying difficult things. It helps that he's not running for re-election. His is the ultimate lifetime appointment. He enjoys widespread approval, even from those who might not agree with all of his beliefs and teachings, precisely because he never wavers. Leadership—of the church or of the state—is about telling people what you believe to be true and urging them to explore the wisdom of what you are saying. Remain consistent, and some people will discover that truth for themselves. With more than 40 percent of U.S. marriages ending in divorce and 28 percent of all families with children headed by single parents, who has a better solution to what ails America? Gorbachev and his pessimistic friends in San Francisco, or the Pope and what he represents? While John Denver was singing a song ("All this joy, all this sorrow, all this promise all this pain...Such is life, such is being, such is spirit, such is love"), the Cal Thomas Pope spoke to the United Nations about freedom and moral truth. "Freedom is not simply the absence of tyranny and oppression," he said. "Nor is freedom a license to do whatever we like. Freedom has an inner 'logic' which distinguishes it and ennobles it: freedom is ordered to the truth, and is fulfilled in man's quest for truth and in man's living in the truth." In Baltimore, he elaborated, saying freedom is not doing what one wants, but what one ought. Implying that America had separated itself from certain truths about the human person, the Pope added that, when detached, "freedom deteriorates into license in the lives of individuals and, in political life, it becomes the caprice of the most powerful and the arrogance of power." He added that the moral law "written on the hearts of all is...the guarantor of freedom's future." Didn't our Founders share a similar vision? How did we become so blind to it? The Pope could not have picked a better time to visit. In the aftermath of the cynicism unleashed by the O.J. Simpson trial, John Paul II brings an eternal message that has always worked for those who seriously try it. It takes less faith to believe what the Pope said than to subscribe to the worldly view of the San Francisco crowd led by Gorbachev. Do he and the rest of them have anything to offer that is as compelling and transforming as the visitor from Rome? (Cal Thomas is a syndicated columnist.) 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How to identify damage from a squirrel?
How to identify damage from a chipmunk?
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Can I get my local retailer to carry Bobbex products?
Bobbex uses 6 ingredients that actively deter deer from browsing and causing other damage to ornamental plants, shrubs and trees. Although only 3 ingredients are considered active by the EPA, the inert ingredients such as Meat Meal, Fish Meal, and Fish Oil also have an impact on lowering deer predation.
The combination and multiple redundancy of repelling ingredients make Bobbex a superior product over competitors.
Bobbex Deer Repellent has been independently tested (* See Effectiveness of Bobbex vs Other Repellents page) against ten (10) known competitors, including Hinder, Liquid Fence, Chew-Not, Big Game, Deer Off, Plantskydd, Coyote urine and Repellex. Bobbex Deer Repellent was found to be 93% effective, second only to a physical barrier.
Bobbex contains an extremely effective sticking agent that will last through several heavy rains. The fish oil used in the product allows the product, when dry on plants, to be water insoluble. Bobbex will not dissolve into a liquid once dry.
Applying Bobbex to your costly plantings and flowers is your Insurance Policy. Protect your investment!
Bobbex products are completely safe. Bobbex, Inc. developed all its products with the following requirements:
Bobbex works by smell and taste aversion, can be applied in almost any climate or temperature and will not wash off after heavy rain. Bobbex dries clear and although there is a slight odor, it will dissipate within 24 hours of application (to humans but not to deer). Bobbex will not burn plant material.
Bobbex can be and should be used all year.
Spring-Begin by spraying in the spring when the plants are approximately ½ inch out of the ground.The use of Bobbex should be accelerated in spring due to the rapid growth of plant material. Bobbex should be sprayed every 10 to 14 days or 2 inches of new plant growth, since new growth is unprotected.
Summer-Bobbex should be sprayed in the early morning hours rather than the extreme heat of the day. If sprayed when temperatures are above 85 degrees F, plants may encounter phyotoxicity. This is not due to the ingredients in the product, but rather the magnification of the sun through the water spread on plant's surfaces.
Fall/Winter-Bobbex should be used in fall months even though plants are no longer at their peak. If applications of Bobbex are interrupted, deer may lose their conditioning to avoid previously treated plants. Regular spraying of Bobbex trains deer to seek nourishment elsewhere.
Bobbex is necessary in the fall and winter months for damage prevention to shrubs that keep their leaves throughout the year. These shrubs include rhododendrons, arborvitae, holly, and yews. (The last three plants are some of the more preferred plant material by deer).
In the winter, applicators should wait until temperatures rise above 35 degrees F. This will prevent the mechanical action of water freezing on leaves and drawing out the moisture from the leaf. This may cause browning along leaf edges. These cautionary recommendations apply to all water based horticultural products.
Will Bobbex products freeze? Yes, Bobbex products will freeze, however upon thawing they can still be used. The only detriment to freezing is that the bottoms of the containers will round out preventing the bottle from standing upright, which may cause spillage.
Bobbex can be used on all types of ornamentals, trees and shrubs. Bobbex should not be used on food plants when fruits, vegetables or herbs are already developed. Applicators can spray up to the flowering stage of the plant.
Bobbex is used as a topical spray on plant material. Spray Bobbex lightly on plant material, wetting both sides of plant foliage, including buds and flowers until the first drop falls off leaf. Plant surfaces should be dry and applicators should allow 5 to 6 hours of dry time in humid climates and 2 to 3 hours in arid climates before forecasted rain or irrigation. Proper drying time will allow the product to set properly on plant surfaces and become water insoluble. Bobbex is actually good for plants so applicators cannot overspray the product. Watch the video below for more information on using and applying Bobbex Products.
There are many reasons for increased deer browsing on commercial and home plantings in recent years, among them are:
Bobbex-R makes a great bulb dip program to prevent burrowing herbivores from smelling an discovering your wintered bulbs. Using Bobbex-R as a bulb protector will give your bulbs a chance to survive when first planted and throughout the Winter, protecting them from burrowing herbivores and deer. Voles use their keen sense of smell to find roots and bulbs underground. Bobbex-R creates anaromatic barrier around the bulb and prevents these animals from discovering the bulb.
Instructions for the Bobbex-R Bulb Dip Program
No, all Bobbex products are formulated to adhere to plant surfaces. This adherence prevents wash off due to rain, irrigation and normal watering. Over time plant foliage will absorb some nutrients, the balance will be absorbed into the root system by the plant.
It can be hard to identify what sort of animal is causing damage in your garden. Here are some highlights and links to pages to give you more information and ways to treat your flowers, bushes, lawn and trees to prevent further damage.
Rabbit damage can be identified by a clean, angled cut on the end of leaves. You may also want to look for tracks left behind by the culprit ravaging your gardens. Wild rabbits have five toes on their front feet and four toes on their back. On trees and shrubs, rabbits may remove the bark completely around the trunks and stems, effectively girdling them several feet above the ground.
Damage may occur in your lawn and gardens due to pilfering squirrels uprooting your plants and flowers. Look for chew marks on your deck and home structure as well.
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Since you won't often catch them in the act of devouring your garden, it may be difficult to identify a groundhog as the culprit. You may want to look for tracks left behind by the culprit ravaging your gardens. Curved claws on their front paws make for easy burrowing. Groundhogs have four toes on the front foot and five on the back.
Voles may also cause extensive damage to orchards, ornamentals, and tree plantings due to their girdling of seedlings and mature trees. You will see this right at the soil line. Girdling damage usually occurs in fall and winter. Look closely for girdling and gnaw marks.
Bobbex products are designed to stop damage caused by wildlife eating or fouling residential and commercial plantings. These plantings tend to be expensive and costly to maintain and cultivate. Shrubs and trees require years of growth to perfectly fit a landscape setting. The cost of replacing shrubs and bushes greatly exceeds the cost of our product. The systematic use of Bobbex products will ensure the lasting enjoyment of property and landscape.
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Another day, another Chinese crime action thriller, but as they're usually so damn good, we wont be complaining too much. Nightfall is coming...Directed by Chow Hin Yeung (who back in 2009, brought us the nasty little horror thriller 'Murderer,' and stars Nick Cheung and Simon Yam) it opens next month. As for what to expect, we'll let the trailer speak for itself.
Synopsis: When a Hong Kong celebrity is found brutally murdered, his body floating in the middle of the ocean, hard headed detective Lam is called in to take charge of the investigation. As Lam zeroes in on a killer from the past, the murder appears to be a straightforward case of revenge. But the more that Lam pursues his suspect, the deeper he falls into a web of lies. To find the truth, Lam must dig into a 20 year-old case for answers, the one link tying the suspect to the celebrity. But in doing so, Lam will uncover a dark secret so shocking; it will turn the investigation upside down. Who is the victim and who is the killer? Just as Lam believes he has everything figured out, he will discover that there's a fine line between love and hate.


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It's a nice, tidy place on a good location 3 mins from the lagoa and basically right underneath Cristo Redentor. The staff helped me many times and they also enjoyed a nice talk. It might get quite crowded on high-season though since the dorms are very small for that amount of beds and there are only two toilets. I had a great time, thank you!
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Really nice place that felt very homely, beautifully clean and good location for visiting Christ the Redeemer. Surrounding area is much safer than other parts of the city. Staff were excellent and couldn't do enough for us, they were always more than happy to help. The only criticisms are that it was empty we were the only people in the hostel when we were there so there was no atmosphere and the 9 bed dorm would've been extremely cramped if it had been full.
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Jesse Reed scored 18 points leading American to a 57-46 victory over Holy Cross at Bender Arena on Saturday.
American was a 4.5-point favorite in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters.
American got 10 points from Darius Gardner and another 10 points from Kyle Kager. Tony Wroblicky contributed 7 assists, while Kyle Kager cleaned the glass with 5 rebounds.
Holy Cross got 22 points from Dave Dudzinski in a losing cause and another 10 points from Anthony Thompson. Anthony Thompson contributed 3 assists for them, while Malcolm Miller had 10 rebounds.
American trailed at halftime, 28-22.
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The Space Within Us is Paul McCartney's third concert film in four years. Being a lifelong Beatles fan, I eagerly snatched up the first of these offerings, 2002's Back In The U.S., and enjoyed a spectacular musical trip down memory lane. How great it was to watch McCartney and his hot, young backing band sail through an incredible set of Beatles, Wings, and solo material during his heralded 2002 world tour. Ah, but then came the problems.
The Space Within Us finds McCartney again teamed up with producer/director Mark Haefeli, who also filmed his Back In The U.S. and In Red Square concert films. It would have been so damn easy for each of these films to get a ten star rating from me – just put a few cameras in front of the stage, film McCartney and his band in action, and wrap it all around a decent audio mix. But this is far from what we get. All three of these DVDs suffer from an overly self-aggrandizing approach that favors excessive audience shots of teary-eyed, adoring fans, and plenty of celebrities comparing McCartney to Beethoven and Jesus, over just showing the damn concert. Enough already!
Yes, McCartney is a modern day musical genius, and he has been a musical hero of mine for as far back as I can remember, but I don't need to see six different interview segments with Bill Clinton – for Christ's sake! – espousing Paul's greatness to get the point across. Where Back In The U.S. was simply annoying, but more forgivable due to the incredible nostalgia it produced, The Space Within Us is a much worse offender, because we have seen this all before. Is it too much to ask for the director to film Paul and the band performing more than the audience fawning? McCartney performed brilliantly at the Concert For George, and he and Haefeli should sit down together and watch that excellent DVD to see how it is done. It includes two versions — Theatrical Version, and Complete Concert. What a novel idea!
McCartney is in his mid-sixties now, and heading into his sixth decade as a musician, but he is still at the top of his game. Fueled by the release of his most critically acclaimed album in decades, Chaos and Creation in the Backyard, and the great high he must get from performing some of his old Beatles classics for the first time in decades, a Paul McCartney concert can still be a very magical experience. This DVD certainly shows some of that magic, but until McCartney stops favoring these bloated documentary-style "concert films" over the straightforward, live concert experience that his fans have been pleading for, then he will never get much more than a lukewarm response out of me.
The Space Within Us is a documentary of Paul McCartney's 2005 US tour in support of his Grammy-nominated Chaos and Creation in the Backyard album. The DVD title is a reference to McCartney's live broadcast to the International Space Station during his Anaheim, California show, in which he woke up the astronauts with a performance of "English Tea". Bandmates Rusty Anderson (guitar), Brian Ray (guitar/bass), Abe Laboriel Jr. (drums), and Paul "Wix" Wickens (keyboards) have all been with McCartney since at least 2000, and they perform this music marvelously, but almost too respectfully at times. Many of the early classics sound exactly like the studio versions, and I would have enjoyed hearing a little more improvisation and heaviness added to the mix – kind of like when the Kinks played "Lola".
I found the setlist for The Space Within Us much less satisfying than either the Back In The U.S. or In Red Square DVDs. Much of this is because many of the best songs from the tour, such as "Back In The USSR", "Blackbird", "The Long And Winding Road", "Hey Jude", "Sgt. Pepper's (Reprise)", "The End", "Jet", "Band on the Run", and "Live and Let Die" were not included on the DVD. Even more unforgiving, "Hey Jude" was edited down to a brief snippet, and "Let It Be" was completely talked over. The new Chaos and Creation in the Backyard album takes up a small portion of the set with four songs — "Fine Line", "English Tea", "Follow Me", and "Jenny Wren" — but I would have picked some different ones to complement "Fine Line", such as the darker "Riding To Vanity Fair", or the rollicking "Promise to You Girl".
It was great to hear some of the more inconspicuous Beatles' songs that Paul dusted off for this tour, such as "Till There Was You", which takes you all the way back to 1963's With The Beatles, "I'll Get You", from The Beatles' Second Album, "I'll Follow The Sun", from Beatles For Sale, "I Will", from The White Album, and "I've Got a Feeling", from Let It Be. "Fixing a Hole" gets a cool solo-piano makeover here, and "Too Many People" was introduced with "This is one for the Wings fans", even though it is from McCartney's second solo album Ram. This masterwork was officially credited as a collaboration with his wife, Linda, but it was certainly not a Wings album.
As a documentary, The Space Within Us certainly has its good points. The behind the scenes stuff brilliantly captures a very down to earth McCartney interacting with his band, crew, and fans in a manner that was refreshing for such a huge star. Experiencing all of the inner workings of such a major world tour as McCartney's was also quite fascinating to watch. Haefeli does do a marvelous job filming and editing all of this material and presents it all with a very nice flow; it was only when he combines the documentary footage with the concert performances that the flow comes to a grinding halt.
One of the best pieces of historical footage used in the documentary was of an old news clip featuring the former police chief of Minneapolis, which looks to be circa-1965, where he talks about the complaints he received concerning Paul McCartney having underaged girls in his room. I quote one of this wise man's comments concerning the future of the Beatles: "They are a typical traveling troupe, much like a traveling circus – here today, gone tomorrow." Think he's eaten those words yet?
The production quality of this DVD, in terms of audio and video quality, was stellar. The audio is presented in both DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 surround as well as DD 2.0 stereo. Both surround mixes provided a crisp and clear sound, with good instrument separation, and excellent use of the surround speakers to present a natural live concert atmosphere. The show was filmed using Hi-Def digital cameras and the widescreen video presentation looks nearly flawless. As I've already complained about, the camera cuts were extremely haphazard, and focused way too much on the audience during the live performances.
The DVD included a generous amount of bonus material, highlighted by some sound check performances of "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On", "Friends to Go", and "How Kind of You". Also included were some extensive interviews with McCartney, the band, and the US tour crew, as well as two featurettes titled "US Tour Pre-Show Film", and "On the Road with US".
As much as I have griped about the editing style and content of this film, there is still plenty to enjoy about this DVD. It is a Paul McCartney tour after all. If you don't mind being bombarded with about 50 different audience shots before the first song is even over, then you will probably enjoy this film even more than I did. Definitely check it out – just beware.
Set List
01. Magical Mystery Tour
02. Flaming Pie
03. Let Me Roll It
04. Drive My Car
05. Till There Was You
06. I'll Get You
07. Eleanor Rigby
08. Maybe I'm Amazed
09. Got to Get You Into My Life
10. Fine Line
11. I Will
12. I'll Follow The Sun
13. Good Day Sunshine
14. For No One
15. Hey Jude
16. Fixing a Hole
17. Penny Lane
18. Too Many People
19. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
20. Let It Be
21. English Tea
22. I've Got a Feeling
23. Follow Me
24. Jenny Wren
25. Helter Skelter
26. Yesterday
27. Get Back
28. Please Please Me
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How the Eurosystem's Treatment of Collateral in its Open Market Operations Weakens Fiscal Discipline in the Eurozone (and what to do about it)
Market interest rates on sovereign debt issued by the 12 Eurozone national governments differ very little from each other, despite the credit ratings of these governments ranging from triple A to single A, and despite significant differences among their objective indicators of fiscal-financial sustainability. We argue that this market failure is at least in part due to a policy failure: the operational practices of the European Central Bank and the rest of the Eurosystem in its collateralised open market operations convey the message that the Eurosystem views the debt of the 12 Eurozone sovereigns as equivalent. The euro-denominated debt instruments of all twelve Eurozone governments are deemed to be eligible for use as collateral in collateralised lending by the Eurosystem. They are in addition allocated to the same (highest) liquidity category (Tier One, Category 1) as the debt instruments of the Eurosystem itself and subject to the lowest 'valuation haircut' (discount on the market value). Haircuts also increase with the remaining time to maturity. This discourages the use as collateral of longer maturity debt which would be more likely to reveal differences in sovereign default risk. We propose that the size of the haircut on each debt instrument be related inversely to its credit rating. A further re-enforcement of the market's ability to penalise and constrain unsustainable budgetary policies would be to declare the sovereign debt of nations that violate the conditions of the Stability and Growth Pact to be ineligible as collateral in Eurosystem Repos.
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Mare Breeding Soundness Examination
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Historically, mares have one of the lowest average conception/birth rates of any of the domestic species (somewhere in the neighborhood of 60-70%). Excellent breeding and overall management of mares and the blessing of high-quality semen from a fertile stallion can result in higher rates on many farms, but in general, the enjoyment and thrill of successfully breeding a mare often are accompanied by some frustration and disappointment when she fails to settle right away, resorbs the fetus, or aborts a celebrated pregnancy. With an eye toward identifying potential chances for success or reasons for failure, many mares are presented to a veterinarian for a breeding soundness examination (BSE). The BSEs most often are performed on mares as part of a pre-purchase evaluation, for infertility work-ups, prognostically prior to urogenital tract surgery, or as a matter of routine on all open or maiden mares prior to the next breeding season (in the latter case, the benefit of identifying a problem and correcting it prior to the start of the next breeding season is obvious).
An example of poor vulvar conformation. Photo by Christine Schweizer, DVM
The mare BSE, in general, includes the recording of a thorough and detailed history, an overall physical examination and a detailed examination of the reproductive tract. The latter would include an assessment of perineal conformation and health, rectal palpation, ultrasound of the cervix, uterus, and ovaries, a vaginal examination, a uterine culture and cytology, and a uterine endometrial biopsy. Other ancillary diagnostics also can be performed as indicated.
A complete history is necessary in order to interpret the status of the mare as she is presented. General information about her age, previous athletic use, and overall health status is obtained. Records of previous illnesses or injuries and medications are important (knowledge of steroid or other hormonal treatments is particularly useful). Determination of vaccination and worming status also is a good idea (tetanus prophylaxis needs to be current in order for the examination to be performed safely).
A more pointed reproductive line of information then is pursued. First, the mare's history and present status as a maiden (never been bred), open (previous foal or foals, but has not been bred back since last foaling), or barren mare (failed to conceive/carry a pregnancy after having been bred) are determined. A chronology of previous foalings and details concerning past problems, including dystocias (difficult deliveries), sick or premature foals, retained placenta, etc., are recorded, as is any evidence of previous embryonic loss or fetal abortions as well as how those were determined and whether a reason for the loss was identified.
Then, especially when dealing with an infertility work-up, a thorough documentation needs to be made as to fertility status of the stallion(s) to which she was bred; number and dates of cycles on which she was bred; last possible exposure to a stallion; interestrus interval (time between heat periods); length and character of heat periods; teasing/palpation/ultrasound records; method of breeding, i.e., natural cover, artificial insemination (fresh, cooled, or frozen); and results/findings on previous reproductive examinations. This last line of questioning begins pointing out potential areas of trouble.
For example, the normal length of time from the beginning of one heat period to the start of the next is approximately 21 days. An abnormally shortened interestrus interval could indicate an endometritis (uterine infection or inflammation) problem. Conversely, an abnormally lengthened interval might indicate that she is conceiving, then losing the pregnancy early on (early embryonic loss). Most importantly, these last questions help to determine the level and quality of the breeding management of the mare. A completely normal mare which is improperly managed has not been given a fair chance. Remember, the more we intervene in the natural breeding process (i.e., artificial insemination with cooled or especially frozen semen), the more intensive the management of the mare needs to become.
A general physical examination then is performed to assess the mare's overall health and to identify any problems that might interfere with this individual's ability to conceive, carry, give birth to, and raise a healthy foal. Overall body condition is important since mares which are too fat or too thin might have difficulty conceiving and carrying a foal to term. Chronic conditions such as laminitis (founder) or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (heaves) can prevent a mare from physically being able to meet the demands of late pregnancy if the conditions are severe enough.
Assessments of breed quality and "typiness" of the mare are not the function of this examination, but overt, conformational flaws (such as a "parrot mouth," for example) that might be inherited should be identified. The size and symmetry of the pelvis relative to the mare's overall body type, as well as the slope of her croup, should be assessed since these can impact the mare's overall fertility (i.e., a mare with a narrow or damaged pelvis might have difficulty during delivery, or a mare with a very flat croup might be more prone to endometritis).
A thorough assessment of the normalcy of the mammary gland also should be made. The halves of the glands should be symmetrical with no heat, redness, or abnormal swellings or discharge (equine mammary tumors and mastitis are not common, but do occur). Teats should be anatomically normal, and the whole udder should accurately reflect the mare's lactational status at the time of the examination (an enlarged gland in a supposedly dry mare can indicate a problem). Location of the gland also should be assessed. An udder that appears to be "pulled forward" (in front of the stifle) from its normal position up between the mare's hind legs is indicative of a previous prepubic tendon rupture, and such a mare is not capable of carrying a pregnancy.
A detailed examination of a mare's reproductive tract begins with an evaluation of the mare's perineal region. First, the tail, vulva, and hind legs are visually examined for any abnormal-looking, fresh, or dried discharge (pus, blood, excessive urine staining, etc.). The vulva and anal region then are carefully inspected for any abnormalities, including scarring or tears (indicative of past foaling injuries), swelling or masses (melanomas in this region are especially common in gray mares, and they can cause problems if numerous and/or large). Whether or not the mare has had or presently has a Caslick's procedure (see The Horse of May 1997, page 28) also should be determined at this point.
A final and important assessment needs to be made in regard to the overall conformation of the perineum and vulva. The vulva should normally be in an upright position in a straight line with the anus. Greater than two-thirds of the vulvar length should be below the level of the floor of the pelvis, and the vulvar lips should meet evenly to form a seal. Asymmetry in the vulvar lips or any deviation in the angle of the vulva so that it slopes forward and is pulled above the floor of the pelvis increases the likelihood of fecal contamination of the vulva, compromise of the vulvar seal, and chronic aspiration of air and contaminants into the vagina (pneumovagina or "wind sucking"). Some mares are born with poor perineal conformation, but mares which have had multiple foals, are older, and/or are thin might start out normal, then develop these changes.
The examiner also should part the vulvar lips and listen as he/she does so to see if there is an inrush of air ("the windsuck test"). A positive finding indicates the seal of the vestibular-vaginal ring within also is compromised, making the mare more prone to pneumovagina. Chronic pneumovagina sets the mare up for inflammation and ascending infections of the cervix and uterus, and it is a common cause of infertility that is readily treatable with a Caslick's, provided no permanent damage has been done to the endometrium (lining of the uterus).
With the vulvar lips parted, the clitoris should be examined to make sure it is normal in size and appearance (the clitoris might be enlarged in some pseudo or hermaphroditic conditions). Where there is an indication (i.e., if the mare recently has been imported to this country or exposed to a recently imported stallion, or has a history of a profuse discharge), the clitoral sinus can be cultured for contagious equine metritis (CEM). This disease is considered to be "foreign" to the United States, but outbreaks occasionally have occurred.
A thorough rectal examination of the mare's cervix, uter-us, and ovaries is next performed, utilizing both manual palpation and ultrasound of all the structures for a direct assessment of the reproductive tract. Care should be taken to ensure the safety of both the veterinarian and the mare during this procedure, and proper restraint of the mare and gentle technique on the part of the clinician are essential.
The equine uter-us is an approximately "T" shaped organ, with the uterine body forming the "base" and the left and right uterine horns forming the "crossbar." The ovaries are located at the tips of each horn and are "kidney bean" shaped, with a distinct ovulation fossa palpable on each normal ovary. The ovaries and uterus are suspended within the pelvis on each side by the broad ligaments. During the spring/summer breeding season, normal mares should be cycling. Care is taken to determine what ovarian structures are present (follicles, corpora lutea), stage of cycle, and whether there are any abnormalities (inactive, small ovaries, mass lesions, loss of ovulation fossa, etc.). During the winter anestrus, the ovaries normally are small and inactive. Uterine tone and thickness are carefully assessed during the exam, and note is taken of the quality of the uterus, depending on the stage of the cycle and the time of year.
For instance, the uterus in cycling mares is soft and edematous during estrus (follicular phase), toned and tubular during diestrus (lu-teal phase), and especially toned up during early pregnancy. During the winter anestrus, the uterus is thin and atonic. Likewise the small, tubular cervix undergoes some similar changes in palpable tone, depending on the stage of the cycle (i.e., firm and closed during diestrus/pregnancy, softening and edematous as the mare comes into estrus, and soft and hard to detect when the mare is close to ovulating during mid- to late estrus). It is important that the tone of the tract matches the stage of the cycle as indicated by structures present on the ovaries.
Abnormal correlation between ovarian structures and tone quality might indicate potential problems (for instance, a mare which fails to soften her cervix during estrus is often more prone to pooling fluid in her uterus and can have an increased risk of becoming infected when bred). Any uterine abnormalities, such as palpable thickenings or masses, as well as endometrial cysts or free uterine fluid identified on ultrasound, are noted.
It is important at this point to stress that our rectal examination also is performed to determine whether or not the mare is pregnant before proceeding on to perform invasive uterine diagnostics (a leading reason why a mare isn't cycling is that she is pregnant!). Lastly, before withdrawing his/her hand from the mare's rectum, the veterinarian will make an assessment of pelvic diameter and symmetry. The presence of a healed fracture or other abnormality might decrease pelvic size and create obstructive difficulties should the mare foal.
Internal Exam
The interior of the reproductive tract is the next part to be examined. This procedure is begun by examining the vagina and cervix both visually with a speculum and manually by direct palpation per vagina. As we move on to more invasive diagnostic procedures, care must be taken to perform everything in as clean a manner as possible so as not to cause contamination of the reproductive tract (and in particular the uterus). Sterile lube, gloves/sleeves, and instruments are used, the tail is wrapped and tied out of the way, and the entire perineum is carefully cleaned, rinsed free of soap residue, and dried prior to the initiation of the intra-vaginal procedures.
Much can be learned about the condition of the reproductive tract via visual exam. Just as the palpable tone of the tract changes with the stage of the cycle, so does the appearance of the vaginal mucosa and external cervical os or opening (i.e., pink, moist, edematous/relaxed in estrus; pale pink, dry, and closed in diestrus/pregnant). Abnormalities such as vaginal urine pooling, foreign material, and abnormal exudates also are readily identified.
Mares with chronic pneumovaginas might have "froth" in their anterior vagina, and the mucosa will appear red and inflammed. Likewise, any inflammation deeper within the tract might be reflected by increased hyperemia (redness) of the vaginal and cervical mucosa. In a post-foaling mare, bruising of the cervix or vagina will be discernable, but tears or deficits within the cervix and scarring and/or defects (such as recto-vaginal fistulas) in the vagina often are more readily identified and better defined by direct manual palpation both in post-foaling and cycling mares.
Cervical tears occur most commonly during foaling and can result in defects in the external os and/or body of the cervix that are palpable as thin or missing areas. If the resultant damage is bad enough, it can prevent the cervix from forming a tight seal during diestrus, and during pregnancy the mare might have a tendency of developing ascending endometritis/placentitis and pregnancy failure.
Assessment of the cervix is best made when the mare is in diestrus and the cervix is at its tightest. Surgical repair of the cervix is indicated in mares with cervical damage that prevents formation of a suitable seal. Direct palpation of the cervix usually is performed after uterine culture samples have been gathered in order to decrease possible contamination of the endometrium with vaginal flora prior to sampling.
It is widely held to be true that the equine uterus is normally a sterile environment. Normal bacterial contamination occurs at breeding and at foaling, which healthy mares quickly clear prior to an infection becoming established. Mares which have compromised uterine defense mechanisms (i.e., poor perineal conformation, pneumovagina, damaged cervix, tendency to pool rather than clear uterine fluid, etc.) or which have problems that increase the likelihood of uterine contamination (urine pooling, rectovaginal fistulas, etc.) thus are more prone to having bacteria take up residence.
Bacteria of particular pathogenic significance include beta-hemolytic streptococci, Klebsiella, Pseudomonas and hemolytic E. coli. Yeast or fungal organisms also are found in mares with endometritis conditions. It is important to remember, however, that culture findings need to be interpreted based on uterine cytologic findings. The vulva, vagina, and external cervical os are not sterile locations, and contamination of the culturette during the sampling process can occur. Careful technique and use of a guarded culturette swab decrease the incidence of contamination.
The uterine cytology from a normal, non-infected or non-inflammed mare contains very few or no neutrophils (white blood cells). In general, however, infected/inflammed mares have high numbers of neutrophils on cytology. Where there are no signs of inflammation on cytology, the finding of just a few bacterial organisms on a culture is, therefore, most likely insignificant. Many clinicians advocate estrus as the best time to obtain culture samples since it is easier to pass through the relaxed cervix at this time and uterine resistance to infection contamination is believed to be at its best, thereby increasing the likelihood that only significant organisms will be found. In addition to the uterine swab technique, uterine cultures can also be obtained by endometrial biopsy samples.
Uterine biopsy samples might be the most objective means we have of assessing a mare's future prognosis for successfully carrying a foal to term. Endometrial samples are obtained using a sterile "alligator" biopsy forceps that is passed vaginally through the cervix and into the uterine lumen. Histological examination is performed on the fixed tissues, and they are assessed and graded based on the presence and degree of inflammation, periglandular fibrosis, cystic glandular degeneration, and lymphatic stasis in the endometrial tissue. Interpretation of findings also is affected by stage of estrus cycle, time of year, age of mare, and reproductive history. For example, the endometrial glands would be expected to appear inactive in December, but not in June. Also, some wear and tear are expected in older, multiparous mares, and mild changes can be forgiven to some degree.
Based on the pathologist's interpretation, the mare's biopsy sample is assigned one of four standard biopsy grades: I, IIA, IIB, and III. These grades are interpreted as a mare's chance (based on that sample's findings) of successfully conceiving and carrying a foal to term under proper management conditions. The higher the number, the worse her prognosis, so that in general a Grade I mare has an approximately 70-90% chance, a Grade IIA mare has approximately a 40-70% chance, a Grade IIB mare has approximately a 10-50% chance, and a Grade III mare has a less than 10% chance of her endometrium being able to support a pregnancy successfully to term.
A basic BSE on a mare is complete once the biopsy has been performed. Additional ancillary diagnostics such as uterine endoscopy, hormonal profiles, karyotyping, etc., can be performed as indicated by the basic examination's findings.
In conclusion, it is important to remember that a breeding soundness exam estimates a mare's potential to be able to conceive and carry a foal to term. Specific problems identified during the course of the examination can render a very guarded prognosis, but we can almost never state emphatically that a mare is for certain sterile (as a matter of fact, I have found that mares which have been dubbed "sterile" almost always manage to produce a foal at some later date just out of spite!). The opposite also is true. Even when all examination findings are within normal limits, the best we can say is that a mare is a "satisfactory potential breeding prospect."
A given mare's future success as a broodmare is at the mercy of many factors, not the least of which is the stallion to which she is bred and how well she is managed. Ultimately, the proof of any mare's reproductive soundness is a live, healthy foal nursing at her side.
About the Author
Christine Schweizer, DVM, Dipl. ACT
Christine Schweizer, DVM, Dipl. ACT, is presently a lecturer in theriogenology at Cornell University. She authored Understanding The Broodmare, published by Eclipse Press and available at www.exclusivelyequine.com or by calling 800/582-5604.Dr. Schweizer is a 1990 DVM graduate of the NYSCUM at Cornell University. She practiced in Cazenovia, N.Y. prior to an Equine Medicine and Surgery Internship at Rochester Clinic, Rochester, N.H. She next did a Residency in Theriogenology back at Cornell. Dr. Schweizer is also a Diplomate in the American College of Theriogenologists.
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I gurantee the risk of my 22 month old getting hit by a car FAR outways the risk of leaving him buckled in his seat for 3 minutes.
I would never even contemplate carrying my newborn, my toddler and my 6 yr old through a petrol station.
I gurantee the risk of my 22 month old getting hit by a car FAR outways the risk of leaving him buckled in his seat for 3 minutes.
I would never even contemplate carrying my newborn, my toddler and my 6 yr old through a petrol station.
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I go when I don't have the kids, or I go when I only have the youngest and my eldest is in kindy. I take DD2 with me to pay. She likes saying 'byeeee' to the people behind the counter when we leave.
Depends where I am and if I'm in a hurry.
If I'm at one of the big BPs on the Hume or a busy Melbourne one I take him in with me, they are just so busy and you can't really see what is going on.
If I'm at the one in my home town I just lock the car and run in. I can see him the whole time. And if anything happens to me the staff all know me and know he's in the car. I used to actually get back in my car and beep the horn until a staff member came out, then I'd give them the correct money. That was when he was really little and I was really paranoid. And I know the staff haha.
It's the same with the ATM. If I stop at one in Melbourne I bring him with me. If I am running to the one in the home town. I park directly out the front of it (sometimes in the Armaguard spot. ) and wait for it to be empty and lock the car.
Usually DH will put the fuel in for me. Or when we have dinner at his parents straight after work, Dh will follow me in his car and I will put fuel in and he will go in and pay while I sit in the car.
I also had one of those 'safeway' credit cards that you use at the pump, but I can't keep it in my wallet as I would spend on it elsewhere!
I am too paranoid to leave DS in the car. What happens if I fall over and hit my head (lol) or faint while walking away from my car, how long will it take for someone to realise that I left a toddler in my car!
There are risks leaving them in the car, and there are risks taking them out of the car, no doubt about it. There is no right or wrong answer here.
I choose to leave my kids in the car, doors locked, window down 5cm. I always use the bowser closest to the front door, and I always use the smallest quietest service station.
I have done this with police officers at the service station, they have not batted an eyelid. Maybe they agreed with my risk assessment that taking out a newborn, an 18 mth old and a 3 year old to cross the service station is more was more of a risk than leaving them in the car for 60 seconds.
Take him with me but I've only had to do it once. I usually wait until DH is home. We have a petrol station about 100m up the road so it's not a big deal to ensure the tank is always full. I live in the inner city and have enough faith that something wouldn't happen. I only have one child though.
Leave them all in the car.
I park as far away from door as possible,fill up as slowly as possible walk and pay as slowly as possible.That couple of minutes away from the kids is my quiet time.
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Stuffed Eggs Au Gratin
|Hard-cooked eggs
|8 , halved lengthwise
|Onion salt
|To Taste
|Worcestershire sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Canned deviled ham
|2 1⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|2 Tablespoon
|Frozen french-style green beans
|20 Ounce (Two 10 Ounce Packages)
|Condensed cream of celery soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Shredded american cheese
|8 Ounce (1 Package)
Remove yolks and mash with onion salt, Worcestershire sauce, deviled ham and mayonnaise.
Fill cavities in egg whites with yolk mixture.
Cook green beans as directed on package.
Place in 8x8x2-inch baking dish.
Arrange stuffed eggs on beans.
Mix soup, milk and half the cheese.
Pour into baking dish around the eggs.
Sprinkle top of casserole with remaining cheese.
Bake at 350° for 30 minutes.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2469 Calories from Fat 1382
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 155 g239%
Saturated Fat 61.7 g308.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 2228.5 mg742.8%
Sodium 6391.5 mg266.3%
Total Carbohydrates 93 g30.9%
Dietary Fiber 22.3 g89.1%
Sugars 30 g
Protein 173 g346.2%
Vitamin A 86.1% Vitamin C 0.54%
Calcium 316.7% Iron 42.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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