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Title: A New TV Show
Rating: PG
Pairing: Small hint of Sam/Danny.
Standard disclaimer: Even though it says differently in the story, the creator of the show Danny Phantom was Butch Hartman, and therefore, he owns everything. Anything else copyrighted that I may have mentioned is also not owned by me. At least, not right now.
Summary: A one-shot fic about how twenty years from now, the events of Danny Fenton's freshman years become a Nickelodeon cartoon! (In other words, the Nickelodeon in their world started a Danny Phantom show twenty years from now) However, the real Danny's old best friend doesn't find it too entertaining, and we'll find out exactly why.
"Mommy! Mommy! Look at this!"
The mother in question took her eyes away from her kitchen duties and looked around towards the living room, where her six year old daughter was seated in an inflated yellow Spongebob chair, with her blanket in one hand and the thumb of the other one popped casually in her mouth. She had beautiful violet eyes, and light brown hair that was pulled up in cute pigtails. She wore clothes adorned with her favorite cartoon shows, because young Sarah Nice loved watching cartoons.
"What is it, Sarah?" her mother asked absentmindedly, her mind on other things, like piecing together, inside her head, the opinion column she wrote each week in the local newspaper, or wondering when her husband was going to be home with their Chinese Food dinner. She desperately craved Rose Garden's vegetarian egg rolls.
"There's a new show! Nickewodean is going to have a new show!"
"Really? What is it called?" the mother said indifferently, still dreaming of egg rolls as she pulled another cup out of the water and cleaned it.
"Uh... It's called Danny Phantom!"
The sound of glass shattering rang through the kitchen, catching young Sarah off guard. She jumped right out of her chair and stared at her mother with wide, watery eyes.
It took a moment for her mother to realize that she had dropped the glass she had just been cleaning, but she made no move to clean it up. She turned sharply to her daughter and stared down at her with a gaping face.
"Did you really just say that?" she gasped.
"Yeah...?" little Sarah replied, her eyes still wide, as though afraid she did something wrong. Her mother didn't say anything a moment, but after a couple of seconds, she stepped over the glass scattered over the kitchen floor and joined her daughter in the living room, staring at the commercial still flashing across the screen.
It was just a cartoon, about a 14-year-old boy named Danny Fenton, who had acquired ghostly powers in a strange accident in his father's basement...
Just like the Danny Fenton she had known.
Sarah's mother dropped to her knees before the TV, staring in disbelief as screenshots of the other characters began flashing across the screen. She saw a picture of his father, a big man with an orange jumpsuit. And there was his mother, and then her sister, Jazz, with her nose buried in a book on behavioral aspects of teenage existence. They showed pictures of ghosts that Danny Phantom would be doing battle with in the episodes that were to air. And there were his friends...
"I so did not look like that!" Sarah's mother suddenly shouted, and she pressed her finger against the screen, at Danny's female friend.
"What?" little Sarah asked, tugging on her mother's sleeve.
"This show! This show is about Danny!" her mother said, almost childishly, waving her finger at the screen. "I know I have told you about him before!"
Her daughter just stared with a blank expression on her face. Her mother turned back to the TV in time to see a sample title opening page for the cartoon. There it was written "Created by Tuck Foley."
"Tucker..." she whispered softly to herself.
"Sarah! Sam! I'm home!" said a voice suddenly, bringing Sam out of her daze. She realized that the commercial was over, and that the kitchen was still a mess.
"Sarah! Stay in here!" she gasped, as Sarah began to run into the kitchen to pounce on her father's legs. She screeched to a halt on the linoleum floor and turned and gave her mother the biggest pout of "Why not!"
"I broke a glass," Sam said, more to herself than to her daughter, and got back to her feet to grab the broom. Johnny Nice made his way carefully over the glass, dropping bags of take out on the counter before coming to the living room door to sweep his little girl up in her arms.
"How are you, my little button?" he asked, holding the girl up in his arms, tapping her nose with his finger. Sarah gave him a huge beaming grin.
"There's a new show on Nickewodeon--"
"It's Nickelodeon," corrected Johnny, in his best English teacher voice.
"That's what I said!" Sarah said nonchalantly. "But it's a new show, and it's called Danny Phantom!"
Johnny gave his daughter a stare, then turned to look over his shoulder at his wife, who was cleaning up the glass, and he understood why she had broke it in the first place.
"It's Tucker's doing," said Sam softly, straightening up with the remains of the glass in a dustpan. Her face was a little flushed as she tipped the glass in the garbage.
"You're kidding," said Johnny, setting his daughter down. "That's not all that surprising, though. It would make a pretty good kids series..."
"Oh really?!" Sam suddenly shouted, swiping her black hair out of her face. Her eyes fixated angrily on her husband, who's face became a little pale. "Yeah, we got all those ghosts, and it makes a good series, right up until the ghost got him! How could Tucker even think of sharing it?!
Johnny didn't speak. He stared at his wife with a concerned face, but he just couldn't think of anything to say.
"Just forget it!" Sam growled, throwing the dustpan down loudly on the counter, knocking into one of the bags of food and sending half its contents to the floor.
"Sam--" he gasped, both at the horror of Sam's reaction, and at the fact that he had just lost his dinner for the night. But Sam had bolted through the doorway on the other side of the kitchen to their bedroom, and the door slammed shut.
Sam stood there, her breath ragged, and her head pounding painfully. Immediate guilt rose up through her, and she sighed and was prepared to go back out and apologize. But she just couldn't. Her mind was a whirlwind of painful memories.
It hadn't been just any ghost that had destroyed Danny Fenton, possibly the best friend she had ever had.
It had been Danny Phantom.
"Hey, Tuck! We need you to okay these storyboards."
"Hey, T! There is a meeting with the producers in five minutes!"
"Mr. Foley! You have calls on lines two, four, nine, and seventy."
Who thought making cartoons would be so much work, thought Tuck Foley as he sat in his office, while people walked by every twelve seconds asking for things, or telling him what wouldn't work or who wasn't going to be there that day. A pile of pictures, scripts, and memos littered his desk.
Alas... it was all to be expected when you're director of a Nickelodeon cartoon. At least one that was going on air in a matter of days.
"Fine fine! I'll be in there in a second," Tuck said, waving his hand to both his Storyboard Artist and his Art Director to dismiss them. Then he reached over and picked up his phone. He pressed the first button.
"Mr. Foley. I'm with Cartoon Magazine. Could I set up an interview with--"
"I'll direct you to someone who can set it up," Tuck said with a little irritation, pressing a button and hanging up the phone. Then he picked it up again and pressed another button.
"Is this Pizza Hut?"
Click. He pressed the next one.
"Tucker! What do you think you're doing?"
The voice on the other end of the line caught him completely by surprise. One, because hardly anyone called him "Tucker" anymore, and two, because he knew exactly who it was on the other side, and he hadn't heard from her in three years.
"Sam?! What do you--"
"Danny! Why the hell did you decide to make a kids show about Danny?!"
"What-- I-- Why not?" Tuck stumbled with his words, trying one handed to tidy up his desk a little bit. It was WAY too disorganized for his liking.
"Why not?! Do I have to remind you what happened to him?! How could you share this all with the world? It's an insult to him!"
Tuck's stomach turned over as he remembered. He stopped what he was doing and pressed the phone tighter to his ear.
"Listen, Sam. This show... it may be based on it all, but it's not like I'm going to show what happens to him. I merely gave them material to work with. Other people are writing the stories..."
"But still, Tucker. Why would you do that?"
Tucker looked at his shoes as he thought about it a moment. In actuality, he wasn't quite sure why he had told them to make a cartoon modeled after his old friend.
"Hey, Foley! You're gonna be late for the meeting!" shouted a voice from the door. He lifted his head and saw his Art Director giving him a stern look.
"Listen, Sam. I'm a little busy. Let me call you back..."
"But, Tuck--"
With a pain in his heart, he dropped the phone onto it's receiver and hurried to join his co-workers as they went to the meeting about the release of Danny Phantom.
But throughout the meeting, Tuck's mind was drifting off. It wasn't a good thing, but he couldn't avoid it. Sam's voice sparked a whole range of emotions that not even drawing a cubistic representation of his old friend hadn't stirred before. Memories long ago repressed surfaced for the first time in years, and he had no choice but to relive them, with some small interruptions when someone asked him a question regarding the show.
Ten years ago. It had been ten years ago since it happened. He, Sam and Danny had all moved on to college together. The three of them attended the Arthur Bell University in Wisconsin, on a scholarship they got for a science fair project on detecting the ethereal plane, and continued going there for graduate school. Danny was in ghost studies, just like his father had been. Sam got a degree or two in human behavioral sciences, and he himself got two bachelors in computers and graphic design. It had also been when Sam met her now husband, Johnny Nice. Tuck was still a bachelor.
But at the end of their last year before getting their bachelor degrees they had all noticed a significant change in their friend Danny.
All that time he had maintained his ghost powers, and used them quite often. By that time, he was open about them. Since the school had figured out how to create Halfas, anyway, it was just easier to use him as a test subject in certain things, and he was happy to do them. Somehow, he had managed to catch his father's enthusiasm with ghosts, despite the fact that he had to deal with them constantly in the past.
But soon, the experiments took their toll, and the ghost powers inside Danny took over him.
And in the end, they had destroyed him.
It happened so suddenly. And they had all been there. It was supposed to have been a happy day, a day free from tragedy. It was his sister's wedding, but the reception party ended in a way none of them could have imagined. Danny had been in the midst of everything, when suddenly he just sort of stopped moving. And before everyone, he died. His ghost powers had suddenly burst to life, and they tore through his body, tearing him apart from the inside out. They watched in horror as red blasts of ethereal light exploded from every angle of his body. And his cries of pain still echoed loudly in Tuck's ears, whenever he thought of it. It made him sick, just thinking about it.
"Hey... Tuck?"
Tuck was knocked out of his thoughts so suddenly that it caused his stomach to jerk painfully. He looked around at the meeting he was supposed to be paying attention to, and realized that it had ended. A lot of people were shooting him strange looks, more of concern than of annoyance. His other Storyboard Artist, and best work friend Mark walked up to him.
"Are you alright? You don't look too good."
"I'm fine," said Tuck, getting slowly to his feet, a horrible nausea coming over him. He leaned against the table telling his stomach to calm down. And he really began to wonder what had possessed him to make a cartoon about his dead friend. But, almost immediately a little voice spoke out in the back of his mind.
You did this as a way to keep him alive.
Tuck straightened up so suddenly as the answer came to him, that he nearly hurt his back. He quickly started walking out, leaving a confused
A way to keep him alive... that was his explanation, and that's what he was going to tell Sam.
A/N: Well, let me know what you thought. And this was from Challenge 6 of LJ's phantom100 community.


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By Stacey Allen, 33, from Paisley, Scotland
As soon as I saw my son Jack on the scan monitor I knew he was special.
I'd been trying for a baby with my partner, Neil for years. We'd sadly suffered a miscarriage early on in our relationship, back in 2010.
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Avatar Aang
Forces involved
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The Ambush in the Forest was a battle in the Guardian's War. The battle was a series of ambushes against Team Avatar by the Aqua Assaulters.
Team Avatar liberated Zhangzi Village, a small town in the outer Fire Nation. The leader of the Firefighters, Mitros, realized the shouldn't take the team so lightly and ordered an attack on the team. He called in a special team, the Aqua Assaulters to carry out this task.
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The First Battle
While the team was asleep, a massive torrent began flooding the valley the team was sleeping in. Toph woke up and created a massive earth column to prevent the team from drowning. Katas revealed himself as the attacker before summoning the rest of the squad to aid him in his attack. Zuko, Katara, and Aang battled against the massive amounts of water being forced towards them, but are forced to retreat to a safer location.
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Smouha controlled the rhythm and the tempo of the first half. The first real chance of the match came in the 10th minute through Smouha's Hani El-Egeizy, but his shot went wide. El-Egeizy came close to scoring again, in the 26th minute, but his header went over the crossbar.
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Smouha was still dominant in the second half, but was still unable to score. In the 48th minute, the crossbar denied Hani El-Egeizy an equalizer. In the 55th minute, Hermann Kouao of Smouha failed to convert a one on one with the keeper following a sublime pass from Alaa Ali.
In the 82nd minute, Daniel Nii Adjei broke the hearts of the Smouha players when he scored the second goal for TP Mazembe. Smouha's Ayman Ashraf was given a second yellow card for simulation two minutes before full time.
After this game, TP Mazembe topped Group A with five points, while Smouha fell to third place with three points. Smouha's next match in the CAF Champions League is in DR Congo against TP Mazembe on the 9th of August.


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Help:What's wrong with my porous zones setting!!?
Hello,I study in fluent recently ,not konw well in this programe!help me ,please !it's about my paper!^_^ My purpose is let air through a porous zones to reach another side ;but i find the air cannot through the porous zones(in gambit I setting porous zones in "zones-specify continuum "type as fluid is that all right??) then,i check the gird in fluent 6.1,and i find at the boundary of fluid face and porous zones faces they are not interior but wall,is that the main problem, and how to solve it! what's more,this is only my first time to touch fluent 6.1 and this i wanna solve single-phase first,if everthing run well i need solve mutiphases quessions!
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Your problem ist the difinition of the volumes in Gambit. The two volumes (one fluid, one porous zone) have to be seperatet by the SAME face!
So check your volumes in Gambit and make sure, that both are using the same face. If there is any face, that is not used by a volume, fluent will transform it into a wall.
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thank you !you are right ,i check it in Gambit and find the two faces not use the same edge,and i konw it must use "split" to split face to faces!
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This is a division of the application Ser. No. 290,629, filed Dec. 27, 1980, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,983,634.
This invention relates to the treatment of mastitis and to an applicator therefor; more particularly, it relates to the treatment of bovine mastitis, which may include so called "sub-clinical mastitis" and "summer mastitis", and to a mastitis treatment infusion applicator.
Although in general terms the present veterinary method may be applied to all animals suffering from mastitis conditions, it will be largely illustrated with particular reference to dairy cattle. In short, mastitis is a condition caused by bacterial invasion of the milking organs resulting inter alia in painful inflammation and unwanted secretion. Numerous microorganisms are thought to contribute to the problem, but a handful of causative organisms are most common and hence serious, e.g. Staph. coagulase positive, Str. dysgalactiae, uberis and agalactiae and E. coli. "Summer mastitis" is commonly vectored by flies in non-lactating animals. In "sub-clinical" cases, animals suffer from the condition and may act as a source of infection, but do not manifest the full symptoms.
For many years, mastitis in dairy cattle has been treated by infusing comparatively small quantities of antibiotic suspensions into the udder after voiding as far as possible Numerous such materials have been used and all involve several problems for the farmer/producer and the user/consumer.
As current antibiotics are long-acting after a course of treatment, the milking udder continues to excrete antibiotic-containing milk The levels diminish with time, but remain problematic generally for between 6 and 10 milkings. During this period, the milk contains sufficient antibiotic active to inhibit significantly the growth of organisms in the milk, in particular those required for processing the milk into yoghurt or cheese, and also to have marked effects on the intestinal flora of consumers, particularly young children with high milk intake and low body weight. Also, it is generally recognized that a proportion of the population have allergic reactions to some antibiotics, particularly penicillins. For such reasons, in countries with legislation effectively controlling the sales of antibiotics, there are prescribed acceptable levels of antibiotic residues. Generally, the movement of such maxima is downwards and hence the period for which an animal's milk must be withheld from supply (i.e. discarded) is increasing. The use of prophylactic chlorine teat dips is also known.
It has now been found that (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene in an aqueous medium is an effective treatment for mastitis in a lactating or non-lactating dairy animal. Such does not preclude other treatments and may indeed cooperate therewith. The active ingredient is known for use in human medicine as a disinfectant, but has never been suggested for veterinary use, specifically for the treatment of mastitis by infusion.
In general terms, the present invention relates to a method for treating mastitis which comprises the use of an infusion of an effective amount of (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene in an aqueous carrier. Inter alia, the present invention provides the use of (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene for the manufacture of a veterinary infusion medicament for treatment of mastitis. According to the present invention, the compositions used comprise the above active ingredient in an aqueous medium, which may be water or, preferably, saline solution. It is important that the infusion be prepared at the time of use.
According to Martindale, The Extra Pharmacopoeia, (mon)oxychlorosene is the hypochlorous acid complex of a mixture of the phenyl sulphonate derivatives of aliphatic hydrocarbons. It is a fine white powder, which dissolves slowly in water and then hydrolyses rapidly. It is currently commercially available under the trade name "Clorpactin".
Aqueous solutions of sodium (mon)oxychlorosene, in particular in physiological saline, prepared at the point of use, and infused into an infected cow's quarter udder have now been shown to be efficacious in treating mastitis. Generally, a course of 3 or 4 infusions is sufficient to alleviate the clinical symptoms of the condition. This is comparable with conventional antibiotic treatment.
The present active ingredient is thought to react in the infused quarter by releasing hypochlorous acid gas into the udder cavity and hence killing invading organisms. It is relatively short, but very strong acting. The active ingredient hence degrades during the reaction leaving a small amount of residue in the milk and subsequently extracted from the treated quarter(s), but such residue is non-inhibitory to all currently-recognized tests for inhibitory substances In particular, it will not affect cheese and yoghurt starter cultures and is of proven low toxicity. For such reasons, it is possible to use the milk with only one milking needing to be discarded after a course of treatment.
Unlike treatment with antibiotics which may be systematically absorbed, the present method allows non-affected quarters to be milked normally during a course of treatment. Also, while some bacteria may prove antibiotic resistant, the same cannot be said in relation to the present active ingredient.
The present treatment utilizes dilute aqueous solutions of the active ingredient, for example up to 2.5% w/v. Commonly, a course of treatment would involve the use of, say, from 4 to 6 infusions of 40 ml aliquots of 1.25% w/v solutions. Normally, a course of treatment would coincide with the milking schedule over several days, but if desired the voiding/infusing might be repeated, say, hourly, so that an animal could be back "on-line" the next day, for example. Moreover, bearing in mind the problem of sub-clinical mastitis, periodic preventative treatments might be considered as minimal disruption would be involved.
Conventionally, an infusion of freshly-prepared material would be given using a syringe. However, the present invention also relates to a mastitis treatment infusion applicator which may advantageously be used for this purpose. For the present use, such an applicator is provided charged in separate compartments with the active ingredient and the vehicle, mixing being accomplished when required.
According to an aspect of the invention, a method for treating mastitis in all or part of a lactating or a non-lactating mammal's udder comprises:
(i) voiding said udder as far as possible;
(ii) preparing a fresh bactericidal solution of (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene in a suitable carrier;
(iii) infusing said fresh solution through a teat into an infected area of said udder;
(iv) repeating steps (i) to (iii) as necessary until a full course of treatments is completed;
(v) said (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene reacting in said treated udder portion to produce an antimicrobial compound and a non-toxic residue whereby usable milk is recoverable as soon as desired after completion of said treatments.
According to another aspect of the invention, a mastitis treatment infusion applicator is adapted to retain the chemical activity integrity of essential components of an infusion composition. The applicator comprises a body portion having a compartment containing a first material which is an aqueous carrier. A cap portion includes a compartment containing a second material which is (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene. A seal is arranged on either the body or cap portion to separate the two components thereby preserving the essential activity of the (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene. A seal breaking means is arranged on either the cap or body portion respectively, wherein the cap and body portion are movable relative to one another between a first position in which the seal is intact and a second position in which the seal is broken, and in which the materials in the two compartments may come into contact thereby providing a freshly prepared infusion composition immediately prior to infusion. At least the surfaces contacting the second material are fluorinated.
According to another aspect of the invention, the use of (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene for the manufacture of an infusion composition for treatment of mastitis is provided.
According to another aspect of the invention, the use of a freshly prepared bactericidal solution of (mon)oxychlorosene or sodium oxychlorosene in an aqueous carrier for the treatment of mastitis is provided.
Various members are fluorinated, more particularly appropriate surfaces may be fluorinated after moulding.
Generally, the seal is arranged on the body portion and the seal breaking means is arranged on the cap portion. Preferably, the two portions can only move relative to one another when a tamper-proof strip, arranged between them, has been removed.
Preferred embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of one preferred embodiment of the applicator of this invention; and
FIG. 2A, B is a combination section of an alternative preferred embodiment of this invention with the nozzle portion exploded to illustrate various components thereof.
Referring particularly to accompanying illustrative FIG. 1, the preferred applicator comprises a body portion 1 including a compartment 2 for a first material. This material is the vehicle, e.g. a saline solution.
Cap portion 3 includes a compartment 4 for a second material, which is the active ingredient, e.g. "Clorpactin".
A seal 5 is arranged on the body 1, between the two compartments 2, 4 and seal-breaking means 6 is arranged on the cap portion 3.
The cap 3 and body 1 are movable relative to one another between a first position (as illustrated) in which the seal is intact and a second position in which the seal is broken and the materials can mix. The direction of the movement is indicated by the arrow in the accompanying drawing.
The body 1 consists of a generally cylindrical container 10 holding the first material, and a head 11. The container 10 is preferably a compressible bottle. In the illustrated embodiment, head 11 is screwed tightly onto a threaded portion 12 on the neck 13 of the container 10; however, head 11 may be connected to the container 10 by means of a push-fit, a bayonet connection or ultrasonic welding.
Head 11 is generally tubular and includes a central cylindrical chamber 14. The seal 5 is molded as an integral part of the head 11, at the base of the chamber 14. Seal 5 comprises a disc 15 connected around its perimeter to the head 11 by a thin, breakable bridge. The head 11 includes a pair of oppositely radiating lugs 16, 16', the purpose of which will be explained later.
The cap 3 consists of a canula member 30 and a cover 40. The canula member 30 includes a hollow cylindrical portion 32 which fits in a sealed fashion into the chamber 14 of the head 11 of the container 1. The compartment 4 for the second material is within this cylindrical portion 32.
The base 33 of the portion 32 is truncated at an angle to the cylinder axis so that it presents a pointed section 34 for breaking the seal 5.
The compartment 4 leads to a canula 36 at the top of the canula member. At the base of the canula 36 there is a circular shoulder 37 beneath which there is a second annular recess 38.
When using "Clorpactin" those surfaces of the canula member 30 and the head 11 which would come into contact therewith are fluorinated.
The cover 40 clips onto the body portion 1 and presents a flat upper surface 41. A central seat 42 seals the canula 36 and internal ribs 43 engage the edge of the shoulder 37 of the canula member 30. At the base of the cover 40 there is a releasable stop means 54 comprising a tear-off strip 44, having an internal lip 45 which clips into a corresponding recess on the head 11 to prevent the cover 40 from being inadvertently dislodged. The strip 44 also has a ring-pull 46.
When it is desired to use the applicator, the tear-off strip 44 is removed. This allows the cover 40 to be pressed towards the body 1. Ribs 43 in turn push the canula member 30 downwards so that the shoulder 37 comes to rest on the upper surface of the head 11 with the internal ribs of the head in recess 38. By this movement, the base 33 of the canula member 30 punches out the seal 5 and the materials are allowed to mix. Then the cover 40 is removed, the canula 36 is inserted in the teat and the resulting solution is injected into the udder.
The movement of the cover 40 towards the body 1 and the injection of the mixture are both achieved by holding the lugs 16, 16' with the fingers and either pressing the cap 40 or compressing the bottle 10 with the palm of the hand.
In the alternative embodiment of the present applicator illustrated in accompanying FIG. 2, the same numerals have been used for parts which correspond directly to parts of the preferred embodiment illustrated in accompanying FIG. 1.
In accompanying FIG. 2, the seal 5 is arranged on the cap portion 3 and the seal-breaking means is arranged on the body 1.
The seal 5 is at the base of a cup-shaped billet 50 which forms the compartment 4 for the second material. Around its rim, the billet 50 is fitted into an injector cap 51 which screws into the neck of container 10. Cap 51 has a tear-off strip 44, as in the preferred embodiment.
The canula portion 36 of the injector cap 51 is covered in an airtight manner by a nozzle cover 52.
Mounted in the neck 13 of the container 10 is the previously mentioned seal-breaking means. This takes the form of tubular member 53 at the base of which are four inwardly and upwardly extending spikes 54.
When the tear-off strip 44 is removed, the cap 51 can be further screwed onto the container 10. Such a movement forces the billet 50 to move downwards into the tubular member 53 where the spikes 54 pierce the seal 5, allowing the materials in the two compartments to mix.
The following illustrates the present invention:
The LD50 value of sterilized, γ-irradiated (2.5 megarads) "Clorpactin WCS-90" (sodium oxychlorosene) in a milk vehicle was found to be in excess of 5.00 g/kg by the oral route on rats.
In further safety studies, the tolerance of dairy cattle to the present treatment has been investigated:
Sixty one animals have been subjected to courses of six infusions at 2.5% w/v sodium oxychlorosene (double normal strength). No adverse effects were found Studies have also been carried out on twelve infusions of 1.25% w/v sodium oxychlorosene at consecutive milkings (double normal length of course of treatment) and six infusions of 1.25% w/v sodium oxychlorosene using 80 mls (double normal volume). No adverse effects were found.
There is now reported a residue study using full normal courses of treatment (1.25% w/v sodium oxychlorosene).
The purpose of this investigation is to monitor the levels of residual "Clorpactin WCS-90" detectable in milk during a course of treatment.
The completed work, which takes the form of a series of individual studies, monitors the level of residues in milk from cows that were subjected to six infusions of a single normal strength "Clorpactin" dose (0.5 grams in 40 mls of physiological saline), both during infusion and for a series of milkings after the treatment was complete.
Analysis of the milk samples from each cow was by ion-pair reverse-phase chromatography. Calculation of the "Clorpactin" residues was, in the case of Study 01, by the peak height method, as the milk used for the standards was obtained from a different source from the cows under test (consequent detection limit 7 ppm). In studies, 02, 03 and 04 as the standards were made in milk obtained from the cow under test a few days prior to treatment, the peak area method was used (detection limit 1 ppm). Study 04, on mastitic cows was again by the peak area method with the standards being made up in milk obtained several days after treatment had finished. Treatments:
Two mid-lactation cows (Fresian) were selected for the trial, with each being subjected to one course of treatment with the ""Clorpactin WCS-90". Treatments comprised six infusions, following six successive milkings, of "Clorpactin" at a single normal strength dose (0.5 gms per 40 mls of physiological saline)
Two healthy mid-lactation cows (Fresian) were selected for this trial, with again each cow being subjected to a single course of treatment with "Clorpactin WCS-90" Study 02 differed from Study 01 in that a sample of the milk from the quarters under test was removed from the cow a few days prior to treatment, to enable accurate standards to be prepared.
Three healthy mid-lactation cows (Fresian) were selected for the trial, with each being subjected to one course of treatment with the "Clorpactin WCS-90", to each of the four quarters of the animals.
The milk from all four quarters was monitored for residues during and after treatment, with the standards being made up in milk obtained from the quarters a few days before the trial.
Two mastitic cows, used in the efficacy study, were monitored for residues in the milk from a point where the milk appeared to be normal. It was not possible to evaluate the severely mastitic milk as no standards may be prepared to evaluate milk that is constantly changing in composition. The standards used in this case were made in milk obtained some 4 days after the last sample was taken.
The results from these studies are detailed in the following Table and are largely self-explanatory. The first infusion occurred after milking 1, with the consequence that milking 1 represents the background. Means cited at the foot of the Table are calculated taking the <7 ppm and <1 ppm results as 7 and 1, respectively.
In the majority of cases, the background has been achieved by the 8th milking (one milking after treatment was completed).
__________________________________________________________________________ppm of Clorpactin detected in quarter milkSTUDY QUARTER MILKING NUMBER LIMIT YIELDNUMBER STUDIED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (ppm) (Liters)__________________________________________________________________________01 L.R. <7 83 35 74 181 200 47 <7 <7 <7 <7 7 22 R.R. <7 <7 63 12 42 15 112 <7 <7 <7 <7 7 2202 L.R. <1 38 255 42 81 48 40 <1 <1 <1 <1 1 25 L.F. <1 113 255 <1 184 195 202 <1 <1 <1 <1 1 2003 R.R. <1 20 60 44 40 30 25 10 <1 NR NR 1 28 R.F. <1 25 186 35 89 40 48 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " L.R. <1 15 20 36 25 18 37 9 <1 NR NR 1 " L.F. <1 32 3 48 63 78 86 5 <1 NR NR 1 "03 R.R. <1 10 8 15 46 14 11 <1 <1 NR NR 1 23 R.F. <1 10 86 70 42 47 58 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " L.R. <1 25 54 33 82 54 51 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " L.F. <1 34 26 42 60 25 92 <1 <1 NR NR 1 "03 R.R. <1 35 75 38 36 21 15 <1 <1 NR NR 1 25 R.F. <1 24 67 40 18 81 18 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " L.R. <1 5 18 74 37 60 37 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " L.F. <1 15 156 112 157 46 6 <1 <1 NR NR 1 "04 -- NR NR NR NR NR 21 25 <1 <1 NR NR 1 " -- NR NR NR NR 31 13 23 <1 NR NR NR 1 "MEAN OF ALL STUDIES IN HEALTHY COWS (01, 02, 03) 7 COWS, 16 QUARTERS1.7 32 86 48 73 51 61 3.1 1.7MEAN OF ALL QUARTERS INCLUDING MASTITIC COWS, MILKING NO. 8 (01, 02, 03,04)9 COWS, 18 QUARTERS -- -- -- -- 2.8 --__________________________________________________________________________ KEY: R.R. Right Rear R.F. Right Front L.R. Left Rear L.F. Left Front
First infusion carried out after milking number 1 on this Table.
The mean of results from samples taken after the one milking withdrawal period is 3.1 ppm.
10�3.1-31 ppm is far less than the minimum inhibitory concentration which is approximately 2000 ppm against E. coli and St. faecalis (intestinal flora).
A definition of nil effect level is greater than 2800 ppm. This is more than 600 times the mean level found. These calculations support a one milking withdrawal period. The conclusion from this series of experimental studies is that while the results obtained from the milk samples taken during treatment are variable, the levels of "Clorpactin" detected after treatment is complete quickly drops off to background. The data obtained, therefore, strongly supports a one milking withdrawal after treatment.
The inhibitory effect of "Clorpactin" on starter cultures was also investigated:
Raw whole milk was pasteurized and spiked with various concentrations of freshly prepared "Clorpactin". These samples were inoculated with the starters Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgarius contained in natural yoghurt, incubated at 37�/5 hours and the percent lactic acid determined by titratable acidity (BSI, 1741:1963).
Levels of up to 0.01% (100 ppm) "Clorpactin" had no effect on lactic acid production with starters in both the control and "Clorpactin"-spiked milks producing about 0.9% lactic acid. This is within the recommended level of 0 90-0.95% acidity. The mother culture of natural yoghurt had an acidity of 1.28% lactic acid which is rather high.
In conclusion, "Clorpactin" had no adverse affect on yoghurt starter culture activity, which is normally very sensitive to inhibitors.
An experimental study was conducted to determine if any absorption occurs between quarters during a course of treatment with "Clorpactin WCS-90".
The method used was to infuse two of the quarters of a healthy cow with a double normal strength course of treatment and to monitor each of the four quarters for "Clorpactin" residues, both during and after the trial. This with the assumption that if the material were being transferred between quarters by any mechanism it would be detected in the untreated quarters.
Analysis of the milk samples from each quarter was by ion-pair reverse-phase chromatography.
Calculation of the "Clorpactin" residues was by peak area with the milk used for the standards being prepared from milk obtained several days before treatment. Separate sets of standards were prepared for each quarter with the analysis being conducted "blind" i.e. the investigator was not informed beforehand which samples had been obtained from quarters which had been infused with "Clorpactin" during the course of treatments.
A single mid-lactation cow (Fresian) was selected for the trial. Two of the quarters were each infused with a double normal dose of "Clorpactin WCS-90" (2�0.5 g in 40 mls of physiological saline) on six consecutive occasions following 6 milkings.
The milk from all four quarters was monitored for residues both during and after the trial to determine if any transfer to untreated quarters had occurred.
The results from this study are presented in the following Table. The first infusion occurred after Milking No. 1, with the consequence that Milking 1 represents the background.
As may be seen, the level returns quickly to background after treatment is complete and is clear by Milking No. 8. No evidence of any "Clorpactin" was detected in the untreated quarters.
______________________________________ RESULTMILKING NO R.R. R.F. L.R. L.F.______________________________________1 0 0 0 02 112 43 0 03 128 10 0 04 264 160 0 05 154 445 0 06 33 138 0 07 92 226 0 08 10 36 0 09 0 0 0 0______________________________________ Detection limit = 1 ppm of Clorpactin (0.1 ppm surfactant) Results designated 0 ppm indicate <1 ppm, or no peak found. KEY: R.R. Right Rear R.F. Right Front L.R. Left Rear L.F. Left Front
The conclusion to be drawn is that, even with a double normal strength infusion, there is no mechanism of transference of "Clorpactin" to the untreated quarters, either during or after treatment.
The evidence of this study suggests that only milk from the treated quarter need be discarded, and that milk from the untreated quarters may at all times be added to the bulk tank supply.
In addition to the above safety aspects, the efficacy of the present treatment was also investigated.
Efficacy studies used half herds on a positive control and half herds on the experimental treatment. The protocol agreed was that herds were randomly split into two halves by number. Odd numbered cows received experimental treatment and even numbered cows received the positive control. Any animal sufficiently badly affected (i.e. systematically affected) should be the subject of a visit from a veterinary surgeon and was not included in the trial on either side.
Clinical symptoms were noted for each case at each milking and records were kept of each case. Milk samples of each infected quarter were sent to the MMB Laboratories for cell count and bacterial identification as follows:.
______________________________________1. Initial (No treatment)2. 24 hrs (before 2nd treatment)3. 48 hrs (before 4th treatment)4. 72 hrs (before 6th treatment)5. 96 hrs (24 hrs post treatment)6. 120 hrs (48 hrs post treatment)7. 1 week (9 days post treatment)8. 2 weeks (16 days post treatment)______________________________________
A clinical cure is defined as the udder returning to normal function.
Experimental treatment:
40 ml of 1.25% w/v solution of sodium oxychlorosene infused 6 times at 6 milkings.
Positive control:
1 full tube of 100 mg procaine penicillin/100 mg dihydro-streptomycin sulphate infused 6 times at 6 milkings. Five measurements can be made from the figures available:
(a) Clinical cure rate
(b) Microbiological cure rate
(c) Mean cell counts
(d) Mean number of tubes to effect a clinical cure
(e) Mean number of tubes to effect a microbiological cure
Clinical assay:
Experimental Routine
Odd numbered animals. Sodium oxychlorosene. 40 ml 1.25% w/v. 6 times at successive milkings.
______________________________________Causative Total Cases of Clinical % ClinicalOrganism 6 Infusions Cures Cures______________________________________Staph. coagulase 72 65 90positiveE. coli 4 3Str. dysgalactiae 10 7 70Str. uberis 25 19 76Str. agalactiae 51 41 82______________________________________
Positive Control
Even numbered animals.
Procaine penicillin/Dihydrostreptomycin sulphate. 6 times at 6 milkings.
______________________________________Causative Total Cases of Clinical % ClinicalOrganism 6 Infusions Cures Cures______________________________________Staph. coagulase 38 26 68positiveE. coli 1 0Str. dysgalactiae 1 1Str. uberis 4 2Str. agalactiae 3 2______________________________________
Statistical treatment of the results shows that, at 95% confidence level, the present 1.25% w/v sodium oxychlorosene treatment is superior to the conventional antibiotic.
Somatic cell counts in milk from individual quarters is an indication of the state of health of that quarter. The higher the cell count, the greater is the degree of infection or the irritant effect in the udder.
The mean cell counts for all experimental milk samples submitted to the MMB are shown below. It is not always possible to obtain a cell count if the milk is obviously mastitic or if the sample deteriorates in transit. One problem with sodium oxychlorosene samples is that, due to lack of inhibitory effects, samples in transit may deteriorate quite rapidly. Samples containing antibiotic inhibitors are generally better protected from microbiological deterioration in transit. Some samples, when specifically needed for cell counts and not for causative organism assay, have been protected by the addition of formalin. This was carried out, for instance, when the irritancy studies were carried out.
______________________________________Mean Cell Counts During and After Completed Treatments Conventional Sodium oxychloroseneDay antibiotic n (1.25%) n______________________________________0 6326 27 6870 441 5570 24 6092 462 3092 23 4912 543 3919 21 4845 444 2307 18 3468 255 2637 14 2018 2112 1372 22 1576 2319 1358 20 965 21______________________________________
(The variations in n, the number of determinations from which the mean cell count is calculated, are due to various factors, such as samples leaking in transit, faster decomposition of samples in hot weather, especially where no inhibitor substances are present (i.e. sodium oxychlorosene). Mean number of infusions to effect a clinical cure where a clinical cure is affected after up to 6 infusions.
______________________________________ExperimentalMean number of infusions n = 70Sodium oxychlorosene 1.25% w/v x = 4.11 On1 = 1.61Positive ControlMean number of infusions n = 30Conventional antibiotic x = 5.13 On1 = 1.10AnalysisExperimental vs Positive control. 72 degrees offreedom. t = 3.098. Significant (p < 0.01)______________________________________
Although preferred embodiments of the invention have been described herein in detail, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that variations may be made thereto without departing from the spirit of the invention or the scope of the appended claims.
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