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Worst: There Are Few Things I Hate More Than A MizTV Segment, Jesus Christ
I love Ric Flair, but man, I really don't ever want to see another MizTV. When Piper did Piper's Pit, you always got the idea that he'd brought his guest on for a reason, be it to answer a question or confront them about something or beat them up. Sometimes it went wrong for him, but he was always the focal point, the guy who moved it forward and made it memorable.
What exactly is Miz trying to accomplish with MizTV? Like, what's his goal? To just get more TV time? He brought Ric Flair onto his show last night to more or less ask him if he liked Raw. These segments are just placeholders for somebody to interrupt and start something, and it's always the same. If more effort went into writing the reason FOR the segment, I think the segment that develops FROM it would mean more. Right?
And furthermore, when did Ric Flair stop wooing because he's a condescending piece of shit consumed by his own made greatness, and start wooing because he's Curly from the Three Stooges and can't control his brain? When I see a guy shuffling around going "woo woo woo woo woo" I don't think of classic Ric Flair, I think of Dr. Zoidberg.
Note: Miz mentioned it in passing, but that Ric Flair playing musical chairs with Stacy Keibler and Tyson Tomko and Tajiri is, shockingly, one of the best things they've ever done on Raw.
Worst: Antonio Cesaro Should Be Allowed To Say Whatever He Wants Without Being Attacked, Because He's Your Superior
I know, I know. I like the heel more, so I'm sympathetic to his point of view. I brought this up on Twitter last night, mentioning how Cesaro said he was going to be the bigger man and walk away before Flair and Miz (the good guys) jumped and assaulted him. Somebody responded with, "yeah, but he interrupted and insulted them."
It's an interesting question. Is interruption and insulting an excuse for physical violence? I feel like the heel should probably always throw the first punch, unless it's some built-up situation where the face has been desperately trying to get his hands on him or whatever. Here, Cesaro was just doing what any athlete facing a challenge (Miz) does — he talks shit about them to get in their head. And like Cesaro said, all Flair and Miz can do at this point is fall back on their catchphrases, because they're lazy Americans. He spits the truth, and two guys jump him. That also seems important. Miz didn't just get the better of him, TWO guys jumped the U.S. Champion.
Maybe I'm just old-fashioned. They could've, I don't know, had Cesaro shove Flair or something before the chopping and stuff. I don't want to see Flair wrestle again and compromise his "last" WWE match, but I really really really want to see Cesaro launch him into the air, then uppercut him as he's coming down sideways.
Best: Miz And The Figure Four
The important development in this — I hope — is Ric Flair "passing the torch" of the figure four leglock to the Miz. The announcers made a big deal out of it, so I'm hoping it's important. THESTINGER said something about it last night, and I agree: I would like Miz a hundred times more if he used the figure four.
I don't know if the "Nature Boy" gimmick would work with a new wrestler, because it would ignore the original intent of the nickname — to represent a blonde-haired (real or not) "natural athlete" and evoke a song you probably remember from Moulin Rouge — and whoever got it would just be doing a Ric Flair impression, but the
TNA genesis of the name remains important. If you can give a guy like Miz the figure four and let him have a classic wrestling submission tent-pole, you've improved him tenfold. Give him a robe instead of a t-shirt, plaid suit or weird leather buckle jacket, and you're close to where you need to be.
Still, if Miz was "given" the figure four by Flair, people are gonna pop for it whenever he uses it.
Worst: Dolph Ziggler's Catchphrase
Firstly, how DARE you have a wedding montage and not include the three greatest wedding moments in WWE history (in order):
1. Gene Snitsky's poem
2. Teddy Long having a heart attack
3. Eric Bischoff's Scooby-Doo reveal during Billy and Chuck's wedding
Secondly, "Show … OFF!" has to be the very lamest catchphrase they've come up with in a long time. Dolph, you need to stop trying to make "fetch" happen.
The only thing I liked about this was Big E Langston's "jesus, when is this going to be over" expression throughout most of it. AJ turning into Dean Ambrose when Big E brought up her wedding was pretty great, too.


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Johnny Cash fans have a tough choice to make on Nov. 9.
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Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we give you 'Cat Tracks', providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from Arizona's January 12 win over Oregon State. Arizona 80, Oregon State 70.
The Good:
Following Thursday's 70-66 loss to Oregon, senior Solomon Hill vowed that the Wildcats would put together a better effort against the Beavers.
Saturday night, Hill backed up his words from the opening tip, hitting four first half three-point shots en route to 16-point performance.
Without Eric Moreland (Pac-12's leader in double-doubles) clogging up the middle for the Beavers, UA's freshmen big men took full advantage.
The trio of Brandon Ashley, Kaleb Tarczewski and Grant Jarrett combined 25 points and 17 rebounds.
On the night, Arizona outrebounded OSU 37-34.
The Bad:
UA did plenty of things well Saturday night, but shooting from the charity stripe (66 percent) and taking care of the basketball (16 turnovers) weren't among them.
• The Wildcats might have found a new lucky charm for the rest of their road Pac-12 slate. For the first time this season, UA wore their blue alternate jerseys.
• UA has now won 23 of its last 28 games against the Beavers.
• After making a rare start Thursday, Kevin Parrom returned to his reserve role Saturday night. The senior had six points in the victory, but made his greatest impact with a remarkable breakaway block on Ahmad Starks late in the contest.
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The Wildcats return back to Arizona to play a "road game" against rival ASU in Tempe January 19. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 12:30 p.m. MST.
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Rich Rodriguez, Head Coach UA Football
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How can the Wildcats get back on track after suffering two big losses.
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OMAHA, Neb.--Sophomore Andrew Howe defeated Penn State's Dan Vallimont, 9-3, for the 2010 NCAA Division I Championship title at 165 lbs. With the win, Howe becomes the 13th different NCAA Champion in school history and the first since current UW Associate Head Coach Donny Pritzlaff won back-to-back titles in 2000 and 2001.
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Howe scored his first takedown of the championship match at the 1:51 mark and then rode out Vallimont for the remainder of the period. Howe started down in the second, but escaped two seconds in and scored another takedown 12 seconds later. Vallimont escaped with 46 seconds left in the period, but Howe took him down once again to end the second period up 7-1.
Vallimont scored a takedown one minute into the third period after starting in neutral. However, Howe escaped with 55 seconds remaining, holding on to the lead to win the title by a 9-3 decision.
"I wasn't going to let this one get away from me," said Howe, who was a runner-up in last year's final. "I've been telling myself that for a whole year now. I've been thinking about that loss (in last year's finals) every single day for that entire year and I didn't want to go another year thinking the same thing."
Howe finishes his sophomore season as an All-American, as well as an NCAA and Big Ten champion. He compiled a 37-0 overall record, including four wins by pin, two by tech fall and 13 by major decision.
The undefeated sophomore is just the fourth Badger to go undefeated in a single season, joining Matt Demaray (42-0 in 1990-91), Andy Rein (40-0 in 1979-80) and Lee Kemp (39-0 in 1975-76).
As a team, Wisconsin finished in fourth place with 70.5 points, to tie for the best finish in school history and the best under current head coach Barry Davis. Wisconsin also finished in fourth place in 1976 and 1978. In addition, the Badgers crowned four All-Americans, tied for the second-most in school history and the most since getting five in 1984.
Coach Davis was also named the 2010 NWCA Coach of the Year.
"It's great," Howe said of the team's performance. "We kind of struggled at some points during the year, but I knew we had some tough guys and we put together a good tournament for the most part."
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And Have You Traveled Very Far Today? was uploaded to Flickr
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A Harry Weese joint, 1975
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Dreaming of Fulton Market Cold Storage
Dreaming of Fulton Market Cold Storage, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
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Was considered to be converted into condos, but that was before the mortgage bubble ended.
Big Troubles in Little South Austin
A South Austin neighborhood is being hammered with seemingly nitpicking and spurious code violations.
In October, the city's 311 nonemergency number started getting a flood of calls complaining about homes in South Austin's Fairview neighborhood. Over several days, the anonymous caller or callers gave the city 35 different tips about houses with possible code violations. After city inspectors followed up, they issued violation notices to 76 homeowners in the neighborhood, telling them they must apply for permits for improvements such as garage conversions and carports.
Those who fail to correct the problem could be criminally charged and fined up to $2,000 per day or have their utilities disconnected, according to recent letters sent to homeowners that gave them a March 26 deadline to comply.
The homeowners say they're upset by the violation letters and want more time to figure out how to negotiate the city bureaucracy to get into compliance.
"I'm worried about the fines," said John Anguiano, 77, who lives on Heartwood Drive, and got a violation notice for a garage conversion he did about 1975. "I'm old, retired and sick, and it's a pain to deal with this."
Anguiano said he's tried to get a permit, but it's been on hold since October; he's being told he must get a variance from the Austin City Council because he lives in the flood plain. Williamson Creek is nearby, and many of the 76 homeowners can't resolve their permit issues until they get a variance to do home improvements in a flood plain.
Dale Flatt, a 24-year city firefighter on medical leave, is one of the organizers trying to help his neighbors straighten out the mess.
"To code inspectors, all these people are just associated with an address," he said. "But they have lived there up to 40 years, and now it's turned into a nightmare."
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The city's Planning and Development Review Department is only open from 8 AM to 11 AM, Monday through Friday, not the most consumer friendly hours.
My dad lives in this area, and has received one of the letters. He emailed:
I got a violation notice for replacing my doors with a window and a door. They think that I've creating "living space" in the garage. I could beat that by demonstrating that it is not living space but is still a workshop and storage.
… So I must go for the Flood Plain variance from city council to get a permit and get that work inspected. Bullshit, fer sure.
I've been in this garage, and other than his oil paints and easel, no building inspector in their right mind would think that area could be classified as living space. There are mostly construction tools and various related items, car parts for the vintage Porsche that's getting modified to run with an electric motor, and similar things. Stuff that belongs in a garage, in other words.
My brother, pictured above with brussels sprout earrings, who happens to live next door, also got a code violation letter, and adds:
We have been cited by the city for illegal conversion of garage into living space without a permit. In addition, we are located inside the 100 year floodplain, so the city will not issue permits to us because of increased liability for flood damage. What the residents have to do is apply for a permit, get rejected, then bring it to the city council and ask for a variance. If accepted, then file again for a permit, get inspected, pay the fees etc. If the city council will not issue the variance, then either destroy the construction or sue, I guess….
So crazy. The majority of these houses1 were built in the 1960s and 1970s, why has the 100 year flood plain only suddenly become an issue? Curious as to how this will play out now that the story has been made public. Also wonder why this particular area has been singled out. Maybe a disgruntled former resident (someone's ex-husband or similar)? A disgruntled building inspector? A disgruntled contractor? Who knows, but if a building inspector wanted to look closely, they could discover violations in nearly every house and building on every block in every city2.Footnotes:
Temple for lease
Temple for lease, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
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spent a few hours in Milwaukee on Sunday. Mostly doing work related things, but squeezed in a photo-stroll for about an hour right at dusk.
I really like Milwaukee for some reason, probably because at least from an outsider's perspective, Milwaukee still has so many buildings left from the industrial age. Most of these structures no longer exist in Chicago, especially downtown.
No wonder it leaks
No wonder it leaks, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
My outside wall
Last time it rained, water leaked in at least 5 places. I happened to be on the roof inspecting/repairing an errant DirecTV cable, and snapped this iPhone shot near one of the leaks.
Varieties of Voices – Polapan Blue
Varieties of Voices – Polapan Blue, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
West Loop somewhere, I believe.
I should remember, but am having a momentary lapse of memory. Must be getting old…
Homage to Robert Rauschenberg Redux
Homage to Robert Rauschenberg Redux, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
didn't really to make these photos emulate Rauschenberg's white canvas period (encountered a room devoted to them in the new modern wing of the Art Institute of Chicago), but since it happened…
Marina Towers – Polapan
Marina Towers – Polapan, originally uploaded by swanksalot.
Is the Marina Towers Condo Assocation Board still policing the internet trying to claim copyright protection for any photo of the towers? We'll see.
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Actors' Equity Association's new home
557 W Randolph St, formerly the headquarters of Zonta International, will be the new home of the 48,000 member Actor's Equity Association.
Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States, has purchased its own building on Randolph Street just a block or two west of the core of Chicago's theater district. And according to Steven DiPaola, the union's assistant executive director for finance and administration, Equity is considering moving some of the union's national back-office functions from New York to Chicago.
[From Actors' Equity buys a building in Chicago, will expand presence here | The Theater Loop – News from America's hottest theater city]
According to Chris Jones, the building at 557 W. Randolph was built in 1855, and is one of the few that survived the 1871 Chicago fire. I wonder if there will events held there? Celebrity sightings?
Reading Around on March 17th
Some additional reading March 17th from 13:38 to 14:12:
- Taste of a thousand lemons – Los Angeles Times – On a wiltingly hot late summer evening, when all the plants are fainting and there's not a breath of wind, you pour a tiny glass of limoncello straight from the freezer. It's colder than ice, and it explodes in your mouth with all the freshness and optimism of lemon. Each sip seems to say, "Poor kid! Poor kid! What a scorcher that was! But everything's all right now — your old friend night is on the way."They know a lot about hot summer evenings in Sicily, where limoncello was invented about 100 years ago. It might just be the most sympathetic after-dinner drink there is, as bracing as a gin and tonic but more cheerful and fragrant. Limoncello's fans have found a lot of other uses for it too: spiking lemonade, flavoring cocktails and splashing onto ice cream, poundcake or fresh fruit
Seattle Food – After Homemade Limoncello, You'll Accept No Other – page 1 – Limoncello, the southern Italian after-dinner treat, is an invigorating refresher with an aroma and flavor unmatched by any citrus-flavored vodka or dessert wine. It's the sensory equivalent of eating lemon meringue pie on a lazy Sunday picnic in the middle of Paolo's lemon grove. It's a potion that gets you to stop and live in the sun-drenched moment, even when it's cloudy outside.
The Luxardo brand that your state liquor store may carry is all fine and well, but once you've had homemade limoncello, you'll accept no other. This recipe is a monthlong project that yields huge rewards for just a little patience and hardly any work.
- Swanksalot's Solipsism: Fifth Ward – Milwaukee, with biker – "As a billionaire, there would be a lot of buildings I would purchase in Milwaukee. This was one, for some reason. I'd turn most into art collectives – cheap studio space for artsy-fartsy types"


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2011 was a big improvement over 2007, but more needs to be done. The event is MUCH too expensive. And why not look at what the Wesleyan Church does http://www.mywycon.com/index.html or the Lutherans?
Thanks Richard, I'll explore the link. Our office does participate in an ecumenical leadership group to explore the many ways that denominations offer these kinds of gatherings. In terms of cost, I am curious about what is "much" too expensive – what ballpark would you think would be reasonable for a 4-day event along the lines of the past YOUTH events?
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Stephanie Brown Trafton is the defending Olympic champion in the women's discus but had never won a national championship, a distinction she shed Thursday with a winning throw of 210 feet, 9 inches.
Four-time U.S. champion Aretha Thurmond was second, at 205-10, passing third-place finisher Becky Breisch in the final round. American record-holder Suzy Powell-Roos was fifth at 197-10.
Trafton posted the winning mark on her last throw of the preliminary round and was unable to improve in her final three throws.


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Please change the format of the TV Shows naming from S1E1 to S01E01 because without leading 0 thr file ordering by name fails because the episode 2 appears after episode 19 and not after episode 1.
There needs to be a better system in place for those of us who have both our movie collections and our TV shows (across multiple HDDs).
We need to be able to combine folders in our Media Library, or be able to have a seperate Media Library just for TV.
An example as to why it doesn't work right now is, the only way to have your movies alphabeticalized across multiple hard drives is the Folder->All view. You can see how this would be a problem if you had over 500 TV shows in the "01 - Episode Title" format.
Right now the only solution seems to be to either
A) Buy another WDTV just for TV showsB) Reformat all my drives and raid them
A) isn't happening because I'd rather buy a more expensive player than have to buy another one. And B) isn't happening because I don't have an extra 15TB hanging around to transfer everything over.
Anyway, hopefully you guys do something to update your firmware for this.
Going to be looking at what Popcorn Hour has to offer in the meantime.
The WD TV Live is a fantastic player, but DRC does NOT work with DTS audio of any kind.
Some of us enjoy watching movies late at night, so a "Late Night" audio option that normalizes the sound would be fantastic. This would keep the sound from fluctuating from very low to very high and would keep the sound steady so that the overall volume on the TV or stereo system can be lowered while still being able to enjoy the audio at night.
I prefer the name "Normalize Audio" but "Late Night Mode" is probably more understood.
This is a MUCH needed feature.
Can we get a better screen saver added on the WDTV LIve device?
There's a pretty cool screen saver on the Roku that has the date, time, humidity, and termperature. I think it's linked to Wunderground.
If anyone wants a screen shot of it I can post one.
It would be great if you could add HBO go and Amazon
In the community for several years, there is the idea of a Gapless Audio Playback. http://community.wdc.com/t5/WD-TV-Live-Streaming-Ideas/Gapless-Audio-Playback/idi-p/270488 And I totally agree with that. Has passed for too long time and I am afraid that eventually we get nothing.I realize that there are difficulty to remove the pausebetween the different kinds of audio files.If you can not make Gapless playback for all kinds of music filesI suggest limited to files described below.So, I mean, multitrack lossless files only - FLAC + CUE, APE + CUE, WAV + CUE.In multitrack lossless files not have a pauses between tracks.Pause between tracks artificially created after running the CUE file.I suggest that you run the Cue file, each track individually displayedand can be played without pauses wholly.
I'd like to request an option in the settings to change the default behaviour of the power button.
The possible selections might be:
Having the device going to stand-by (which consumes around 5W, depending on possibly attached USB devices) by default is actually the opposite of what the user wants.
I've never had a talk to any WDTV HD Live user who'd want the device to stay in such a stand-by mode. Plus, it is not quite a "green" approach for such a device. (considering as well that EU law forbids such high power consumptions during stand-by)
Allowing the user to change the power button to switch the device off completely would also help the users who are controlling the unit with a universal remote, as many manufacturers only allow for a single key press)
I'd appreciate if WD would consider such an option.
Thank you,
I own a WD TV LIve SMP and I love that it can play all the video formats I own.
I use it with a Full HD TV(Samsung 40F5100) dedicated to watching content (both SD and HD) with WD TV Live SMP.
The issue is, I miss the option "fit to screen" on WD TV Live SMP .
Of course I can do it with zoom functionalty of the TV set for the video being played but the problem is in the zoomed out mode :
I cant see the duration of the video, "skip to" button as the WD bottom bar is not visible when TV is zoomed out.
I have to switch between 2 remotes (TV and WD) to switch the content and zoom in/out , which is not very convenient.
I think this feature would definitely add a value to this product .
I know some people prefer to see the video in the original format 16:9 and 4:3.
But with "fit to screen" option viewers can keep the TV on one fixed ,zoom or wide zoom mode making it more convenient for all.
So I guess, to summarize the take away would be the convenience to use "one remote" which watching and switiching through videos of varying aspect ratios which I dont feel is very hard to achieve and is a definite value addition for an already great product.
Could we please have the XML movie info/movie sheets for movies over network shares... Even if these need to be saved on the network HDD or on a local USB just for settings and moviesheets or whatever, just really need movie sheets for network shares movies. Thanks.
I go to great trouble to properly name my video, audio and subtitle tracks in MKV files, but the WD TV Live does not show the names of these tracks, but rather "Audio: DTS" or "Subtitle: On" instead of "Audio: English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1" and "Subtitle: English SDH"
Please add this feature as sometimes there are more than 1 audio or subtitle track present and switching to them can be annoying if you don't know what it is.
I'd like to know what the audio track that I'm switching is, rather than "Audio: DTS" that I labeled as "Audio: English: DTS Mono"
Subtitles have more use such as "Subtitle: Commentary"
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NADA 131-310 Regu-Mate® for Horses - supplemental approval (June 20, 1990)
Approval Date: June 20, 1990
NADA 131-310 Sponsor: Hoechst-Roussel Agri-Vet Co.
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Somerville, N.J. 08876-1258
Generic Name: altrenogest Trade Name: Regu-Mate® for Horses Marketing Status: Prescription Effect of Supplement: This supplement provides for label and package insert changes. This supplement does not affect the status of the original approval and Regu-Mate; (altrenogest) remains a "by prescription only" product.
REGU-MATE® (altrenogest) Solution 0.22% is indicated to suppress estrus in mares.
Suppression of estrus allows for a predictable occurrence of estrus following drug withdrawal and to facilitate the attainment of regular cyclicity during the transition from winter anestrus to the physiological breeding season. Suppression of estrus will also facilitate management of prolonged estrus conditions. Suppression of estrus may be used to facilitate scheduled breeding during the physiological breeding season.
A. Dosage form - oil solution
B. Route of administration - oral
C. Recommended Dosage - Administer orally at the rate of 1 ml/110 pounds body weight (0.044 mg/kg). To be given one dose daily for 15 consecutive days.
The new animal drug application upon which this supplement is based was the subject of approved NADA 131-310 dated 9/12/83. See FR Vol. 48, No. 177, p. 40887.
Adequate animal safety data was established in the NADA 131-310 as approved 9/12/83. See FR Vol. 48, No. 177, p. 40887.
This supplement provides for reproductive safety studies in pregnant mares which were conducted at two different sites (Colorado State University and University of California at Davis). Summary findings are listed below:
Dr. E.L. Squires
Equine Sciences Program, Dept. of Animal Science
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Animals Used:
- Treated (Receptal): 27 pregnant mares
- Untreated (controls): 24 pregnant mares
Stallion(s): One (1) stallion sired all foals
2 ml Altrenogest/110 lbs body weight orally (2 x amount recommended for estrus suppression) from day 20-325 of gestation. Control mares were given 2 ml neobee oil/100 lbs body weight orally for same time period and duration.
Parameters measured are summarized in data tables below:
Presented in Table 1 are the data in days from February 1st to the first ovulation and days from February 1st to the first ovulation accompanied by behavioral estrus. Treated fillies experienced their first ovulation sooner than controls. Treated mares also experienced their first ovulation with behavioral estrus sooner than controls, but this was not a significant difference.
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First Ovulation Group No. Mares First Ovulation --with Estrus-- Control 4 73 73 Treated 11 46 56
Presented in Table 2 are data on the average length of estrus, diestrus and estrous cycle for the first two estrous cycles of treated and control mares during 1987. There were no significant differences between treated and control mares.
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Group No. Mares Estrus (days) Diestrus (days) Estrous (days) Cycle 1/Cycle 2 Cycle 1/Cycle 2 Cycle 1/Cycle 2 Control 4 8.0 4.5 15.3 14.8 18.3 19.3 Treated 11 8.5 4.7 16.1 21.6 24.5 26.4
The mean interovulatory interval from the first to second cycle (19.0, 23.8) and second to third cycle (19.0, 26.4) was not different between control and treated mares respectively.
Mares in the altrenogest-treated group ovulated follicles similar in size to those in the control group during all 3 cycles (Table 3).
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TABLE 3. DIAMETER OF PREOVULATORY FOLLICLE (mm)
Group No. Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Control 4 43.8 40.0 41.3 Treated 11 44.5 43.2 44.7
Pregnancy rates (day 15) for treated controls in each of the three cycles are shown in Table 4. The cycle 1 pregnancy rate for control animals was 100% while that for treated was 81.8%. These pregnancy rates are considered to be extremely high. Due to the 100% pregnancy rate experienced by control animals, no statistical comparison could be made with the treated group for cycles 2 and 3. Two treated mares from the first cycle did not become pregnant and one mare (913) experienced early embryonic death between 25 and 30 days and was inseminated on a second cycle. Two of the three mares became pregnant on cycle 2 (66.7%). One treated mare was bred on cycle 3 but failed to become pregnant. Over 3 cycles, 11 of 12 treated mares and 4 of 4 control mares became pregnant (mare 913 counted twice). In addition to one treated mare not becoming pregnant, one mare (911) experienced early embryonic death between 45 and 50 days. Thus, at 50 days of gestation, 9 of 11 altrenogest-treated mares were pregnant (81.8%) as compared to 4 of 4 controls.
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TABLE 4. PREGNANCY RATE (day 15)
----Cycle 1---- ----Cycle 2---- ----Cycle 3---- -----Total----- No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Group Bred Preg % Bred Preg % Bred Preg % Bred Preg % Control 4 4 100 0 0 0 0 4 4 100 Treated 11 9 81.8 3* 2 66.7 1 0 0 12 11 91.7
*Mare 913 experienced embryonic loss between days 25-30, was rebred and became pregnant therefore, mare 913 was counted twice in the data.
There was no early embryonic loss in the control group, but 2 treated mares lost pregnancies between days 15 and 50. Mare #911 experienced embryonic loss between days 45 and 50. Mare #913 lost a pregnancy between days 25 and 30, but was rebred and carried the pregnancy to day 50. The incidence of early embryonic death was 18.2% versus 0% for treated versus control and was not different.
Average clitoral size from birth to 21 months is presented in table 5. Treated animals had larger clitori at all ages measured. The differences were significant at all ages except 1 and 4 months.
(Eds. note: The following table consists of 5 columns.)
TABLE 5. CLITORAL SIZE (sq. mm.) FROM BIRTH TO 21 MONTHS
----------Control---------- ----------Treated---------- Age No. Horses Avg sq. mm. No. Horses Avg sq. mm. Birth 2 1.1 5 1.8 1 mo 4 1.9 6 2.5 4 mo 4 3.0 6 4.1 7 mo 4 3.9 13 5.7 10 mo 4 4.2 13 6.0 12 mo 4 5.2 13 6.7 15 mo 4 4.4 12 5.9 18 mo 4 4.3 12 6.0 21 mo 4 4.3 11 5.9
Age at puberty was similar for treated (82 wk) as compared to control stallions (84 wk). Seminal characteristics of the last 9 ejaculates for treated and control stallions are presented in Table 6. There were no differences between treated and control stallions in seminal volume, spermatozoal concentration and motility and total sperm per ejaculate. Sexual behavior was also not affected by treatment (Table 7). Both treated and control stallions readily obtained an erection and ejaculated after only one to two mounts. Testicular data obtained at castration are presented in Table 8. Total scrotal width, testis weight, parenchymal weight, epididymal weight and height, width and length of testes were similar for treated and control stallions.
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Volume Concentration Mortality Total Sperm Group No. (ml) (10E6/ml) (%) per ejaculate Control 9 22.0 145.4 26.4 3.3 Treated 6 19.2 173.5 27.8 3.1 * Based on data for 9 ejaculates/stallion.
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-------------------Parameter----------------------- Group No. Time to erection No. Mounts Time to ejaculation (min) (min) Control 9 2.20 1.6 4.12 Treated 6 2.01 1.6 3.47
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-------------------------------Parameter-------------------------------- Total Combined Combined Combined Scrotal Epididymal testes parenchymal ---Testis Size (mm)-- Group No. Width (mm) Wt. (g) Wt. (g) Wt. (g) Height Length Width Control 9 83.2 41.9 207.04 184.6 49.3 77.6 46.6 Treated 6 82.9 44.7 204.52 185.1 48.1 79.0 45.9 (Eds. note: The following table consists of 5 columns.)
----------Spermatozoal Production---------- Edpididymal Spermatids Spermatids sperm reserves per gram per testis Group No. (10E9) (10E6) (10E9) Control 9 9.89 +/- 6.64 49.1 +/- 11.3 5.30 +/- 2.63 Treated 6 9.10 +/- 6.65 64.1 +/- 21.7 6.02 +/- 3.27
Presented in Table 9 is the number of spermatozoa stored in the epididymis at the time of castration. There was similar number in treated stallions. In addition, the number of elongated spermatids per gram of testis did not differ between control and treated stallions (Table 9). Thus, the efficiency of spermatozoal production was similar in treated and control stallions. Based on examination of codes-histologic sections, it was evident that spermatogenesis was not affected by prior treatment of the dams during gestation with Altrenogest (Table 10). The number of spermatids, old spermatocytes, young spermatocytes and spermatogonia were similar between treated and control stallions.
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------------------------Type Germ Cell------------------------ Group No. Spermatid ---Spermatocyte---- Spermatogonia Old Young Control 9 51.7 +/- 24.9 15.86 +/- 6.91 15.50 +/- 6.93 2.2 +/- 60 Treated 6 47.8 +/- 20.3 14.02 +/- 5.32 14.12 +/- 5.62 2.6 +/- 31
There appears to be little difference in reproductive performance between offspring of mares that were administered Altrenogest throughout pregnancy and the offspring of mares who received no progesterone supplementation. The only parameters where there was a significant difference between control and treated groups was the interval from February 1st to the first ovulation and the clitoral size of the fillies. Filly offspring from treated mares experienced their first ovulation approximately one month sooner than their counterparts from untreated mares. Filly offspring from treated mares (at all ages) also had slightly larger clitori than their counterparts from untreated mares. There were no parameters measured in the stallions that were different between to pregnant mares does not appear to be a detriment to the functional reproductive performance of the offspring.
Dr. P. F. Daels
Dr. G. H. Stabenfeldt
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Seven mares (21 d. to 32 d. pregnant) were treated with 44 mg. altrenogest daily from 12 hours after administration of S. typhimurium endotoxin until day 40 of gestation. A Second group of 5 mares (27 d. to 33 d. pregnant) were treated identically, except altrenogest administration was continued for 70 days. Results were as follows:
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Group Number Treatment Aborted 1 7 Altrenogest @ 44 mg/day 6/7 @ day 44 x 40 d. 2 5 Altrenogest @ 44 mg/day 0/5 to term x 70 d.
These uncontrolled data demonstrate that altrenogest is safe to use in pregnant mares and may be therapeutically useful in the face of a prostaglandin induced repression of the corpus luteum and subsequent progesterone deficiency at an appropriate dosage.
P.F. Daels, D. Ammon, S. Shideler, J.P. Hughes,
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University of California at Davis
Davis, California
This study was conducted primarily to measure estrogen levels in pregnant mares as method to clarify the main source of estrogen in the pregnant mare. However, a major component of experimental design was the use of altrenogest on both intact pregnant mares and ovariectomized pregnant mares. All mares were bred by one of two proven sire stallions on site at the Equine Reproductive Laboratory at UCD.
In this study, it would be expected that ovariectomized mares would abort due to inability to produce sufficient progesterone (P4) to maintain pregnancy. Conversely, such mares should (hypothetically) be able to maintain pregnancy if supplemented with an exogenous progesterone/progestin source in sufficient quantity and duration of administration.
Groups, treatment, and pregnancy results are tabulated below:
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Ovaries -Pregnancy Data- Group No. Intact Altrenogest Rx 70 Days Term 1 9 Yes No (control) 9/9 9/9 2 5 Yes Yes 4/5 4/5* (44 mg/d - (to 5th d. 20-70) month) 3 5 No Yes 4/5 4/5 (44 mg/d - d. 20-70)
* These mares were all aborted at 5 months gestation to be used in another upcoming study. All mares had healthy and thriving pregnancies at the time of termination.
This study supports the demonstration of the safety of altrenogest when it is administered to pregnant mares.
A. Human Food Safety
Data on human safety pertaining to consumption of drug residues in food were not required for approval of this supplemental NDA. The drug is approved for use in horses that are not to be used for food and is labeled: "Do not use in horses intended for food"
B. Human Safety relative to handling, possessing and administration.
"WARNING: Pregnant women and others of childbearing age should exercise extreme caution when handling this product. Accidental absorption could lead to disruption of the menstrual cycle or prolongation of pregnancy. Direct contact with the skin should therefore be avoided. Accidental spillage on the skin should be washed off immediately with soap and water."
Effects of overexposure:
There has been no human use of this specific product. The information contained in this section is extrapolated from data available on other products of the same pharmacological class that have been used in humans. Effects anticipated are due to the progestational activity of altrenogest.
Acute effects after a single exposure are possible; however, continued daily exposure has the potential for more untoward effects such as disruption of the menstrual cycle, uterine or abdominal cramping, increased or decreased uterine bleeding, prolongation of pregnancy and headaches. The oil base may also cause complications if swallowed.
In addition, the list of people who should not handle this product (see below) is based upon the known effects of progestins used in humans on a chronic basis.
People who should not handle this product:
- Women who are or suspect they are pregnant.
- Anyone with thrombophlebitis or thromboembolic disorders or with a history of these events.
- Anyone with cerebral-vascular or coronary-artery disease.
- Women with known or suspected carcinoma of the breast.
- Women with known or suspected estrogen-dependent neoplasia.
- Women with undiagnosed vaginal bleeding.
- People with a benign or malignant tumor which developed during the use of oral contraceptives or other estrogen-containing products.
- Anyone with liver dysfunction or disease.
Accidental Exposure
Altrenogest can be absorbed from contact with the skin. In addition, this oil based product can penetrate porous gloves. Absorption can be increased from areas covered by occlusive materials, such as latex or rubber gloves. The following measures are recommended in case of accidental exposure:
Skin Exposure: Wash immediately with soap and water.
Eye Exposure: Immediately flush with plenty of water for 15 minutes. Get medical attention.
If Swallowed: Do not induce vomiting. Regu-mate® (altrenogest) is an oil solution. Call a physician. Vomiting should be supervised by a physician because of possible pulmonary damage via aspiration of the oil base. If possible, bring container and labeling to the physician.
CAUTION: For oral use in horses only.
Keep this and all medication out of the reach of children.
The data in support of this supplemental NADA complies with the requirements of Section 512 of the Act and Section 514.111 of the implementing regulations. It demonstrates that Regu-mate(TM) (altrenogest) Solution when used under the labeled conditions of use is safe and effective.
According to the Center's supplemental approval policy (42 FR 6436) this is a Category II change. This supplement provides for the deletion of the label contraindication statement for use in pregnant mares and replaces it with the contraindication for use in mares having previous or current uterine inflammation. The approval of the supplemental application has no adverse effect on the safety and effectiveness of the new animal drug. Accordingly, this approval did not require a reevaluation of the safety and effectiveness data in the parent application.
For the safe and effective use of Regu-Mate(TM) (altrenogest) Solution, it is necessary to provide a differential diagnosis between winter anestrus and the physiological breeding season. To make this diagnosis, it is necessary to know the reproductive status of the ovary per rectal palpation which only a trained professional who can differentiate between acute, subacute or chronic endometritis and be in a position to know the current history of uterine infections. Therefore, the drug is classified as a prescription drug.
Under Section 512(c)(2)(F)(iii) of the Generic Animal Drug and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1988, this supplemental New Animal Drug Application does not qualify for marketing exclusivity, because deletion of the contraindication for use in pregnant mare does not expand the conditions of use of the product. Addition of the contraindication against use in pregnant mares with a history of uterine inflammation does not qualify for exclusivity because the agency has determined that public policy requires that such warnings should appear on all generic copies, and because in this case the sponsor did not submit new clinical or field investigations.
- Squires, E.L., W.B. Stevens, D.E. McGlothlen and B.W. Pickett. 1979. Effect of an Oral Progestin on the Estrus Cycle and Fertility of Mares. J. Anim. Sci. 49:729.
- Turner, D.D., M.C. Garcia, S.K. Webel, and O.J. Ginther. 1981. Influence of Follicular Size on the Response of Mares to Allyl Trenbolone Given before the Onset of the Ovulatory Season. Theriogenology, 16: 73-84.
- Webel, S.K. 1975. Estrus Control in Horses with a Progestin. J. Anim. Sci. 41:385.
- Shoemaker, C.F., E.L. Squires, and R.K. Shideler. 1989. Safety of Altrenogest in Pregnant mares and on Health and Development of Offspring. Eq. Vet. Sci. (9); No. 2: 69-72.
- Squires, E.L., R.K. Shideler, and A.O. McKinnon. 1989. Reproductive Performance of Offspring from Mares Administered Altrenogest During Gestation. Eq. Vet. Sci. (9); No. 2: 73-76.
- Daels, P.F., M. Starr, M. Kindahl, G. Fredericksson, J.P. Huges, and G.H. Stabenfeldt. Effect of Salmonella typhimurium endotoxin of PGF-2a Release and Fetal Death in the Mare. J. Reprod. Fert. Suppl. 35 (1987); 485-492.
- Daels, P.F., G.H. Stabenfeld, J.P. Hughes, H. Kindahl and K. Odensvik. The Role of PGF-2a in Embryonic Loss Following Systemic Infusion of Salmonella typhimurium Endotoxin in the Mare and the Protective Action of Altrenogest and Flunixin Meglumine. 11th International Congress on Animal Reproduction and Artificial Insemination. Dublin, Ireland, 1988.
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Back at my old digs last week, I put up a post about programming languages and types. It produced an interesting discussion, which ended up shifting topics a bit, and leading to a very interesting question from one of the posters, and since the answer actually really does involve math, I'm going to pop it up to the front page here.
In the discussion, I argued that programmers should know and use many different programming languages; and that that's not just a statement about todays programming languages, but something that I think will always be true: that there will always be good reasons for having and using more than one programming language.
One of the posters was quite surprised by this, and wanted to know why I didn't think that it was possible, at least in principle, to design a single ideal programming language that would be good for any program that I needed to write.
It's a good question, which I think connects very naturally into the underlying mathematics of computation. As I discussed back on the old blog, one of the very fundamental facts concerning computation is the Church-Turing thesis: that computation has a fundamental limit, and that there are many different ways of performing mechanical computation, but ultimately, they all end up with the same fundamental capabilities. Any computing system that reaches that limit is called an effective computing system (ECS). Anything that one ECS can do, any other ECS can do too. That doesn't mean that they're all identical. A given computation can be really easy to understand when described in terms of one ECS, and horribly difficult in another. For example, sorting a list of numbers is pretty easy to understand if it's written in lambda calculus; but it's a nightmare written for a Minsky machine; and it's somewhere darned close to impossible for a human to understand written out as a cell-grid for Conway's life.
How does this connect back to programming languages? Well, what is a programming language really? From a theoretical point of view, it's a language for specifying a computing machine. Each program is a description of a specific computing machine. The language is a particular way of expressing the computing machine that you want to build. Underlying each programming language is an effective computing system: a fundamental model of how to perform computations. That's the real fundamental difference between programming languages: what fundamental way of representing computation underlies the language.
Assuming that you're looking at a good programming language, it's good for a particular task when that task is easy to describe in terms of the fundamental ECS underlying the language; it's bad for a task when that task is not easy to describe in terms of the languages underlying ECS.
If a language has a single ECS underlying it, then there are tasks that it's good for, and tasks that it's not so good for. If you try to smoosh multiple ECSs together under the covers of one language, then you don't really have one language: when you're writing for a vonNeumann machine, you're really using one language, and when you're writing for Actors, you're using another. You've just forced two languages together into the same framework – but they're still two languages, and you've probably compromised the quality of expression of those two languages by forcing them together.


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By Nef Luczon
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
ONE Monday, another expose has shattered the public after a news item released the second wave of pork barrel-related exposes in relation to bogus nongovernment organizations (NGOs) and the large chunk of Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF), this through a so-called National Agribusiness Corp. (Nabcor) from 2007–2009.
On the report, at least four Senators and 79 house representatives allegedly channeled a total of P7.9 billion from their pork barrel allocations to Nabcor for a period of three years. Adding to the "usual" suspects, opposition senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Jinggoy Estrada and Bong Revilla Jr., is Senator Edgardo Angara who allegedly channeled his PDAF to Nabcor with at least P20 million for the NGO named "Kagandahan ng Kapaligiran Foundation."
Of course, there's a feeling of home when some of the representatives here in Mindanao, in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental specifically, are not spared by the second wave of pork-related expose.
These included the late Misamis Oriental first district representative Danilo Lagbas and Cagayan de Oro representative Rolando "Klarex" Uy.
Before Lagbas died in 2008, he allegedly had shared entries worth P21.4 million to three NGOs under Nabcor and P9 million to an NGO which he shared by former House Speaker Prospero Nograles, representative of Davao City's first district. Meanwhile, Uy had a total P8 million from his PDAF channeled to two NGOs during the said period.
It is not yet clear on how the senators and representatives' PDAFs landed on these questionable NGOs and it's still a question whether they were aware of it or not. Sometimes it's disheartening to learn, in a way, that their names were implicated when we used to admire them as elected officials.
We know there are irregularities in Congress particularly this entire pork barrel chaos but for the sake of being innocent until proven guilty, we will therefore react to this expose as if we are surprised. It's our duty to be surprised.
The moment the Moreno administration began doing its mandate to serve the people, it was also the moment that the weekend "Night Café" will come to an end through a euphemism term called "suspension until further notice." Seven months later, we see Divisoria with paints on the road and people crossing the streets crossing the pedestrian lanes, and vehicles stopping on either yellow or white boxes.
And where was the relocation of Night Market promise? While Mayor Oscar Moreno's officials and consultants have yet to finalize its resting place, partygoers and lifestyle fanatics who would like to cheer for a short while have found a new niche in Corrales Street.
Before there was Night Café, the watering holes in Corrales were optional, or rather a second choice destination. But after the Divisoria weekend hotspots were swiped off, there was a significant rise of people going to the stretch of the street, and there were also quite a number of vehicles parked on the sidelines.
And last weekend, when I happened to pass the street, the motorela I'm riding took quite a minute to squeeze through traffic due to the buildup of parked vehicles, moving vehicles, people drinking near the sidewalks and people walking on the side of the streets.
Task Force Hapsay Dalan and Roads and Traffic Administration did a good job in transforming Divisoria a traffic paradise, now they should consider Corrales Street the next target.
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I smelled this fragrance on somebody while I was shopping and I had to ask her what she was wearing. I looked for it, and was disappointed that I found out there were 4 different kinds of BCBC. My friend had got a bottle of this Bcbgmaxazria as a gift and when I smelled it I knew it was the one I had been searching for. I am so glad I found it here, and for such a great price!
Written by Missy on September 24, 2015
Bcbgmaxazria is sweet smelling and is not overpowering. It doesn't fade quickly, which is a major plus. I hate having the perfume I wear fade within an hour. As soon as I smelled it, I was instantly in love with the fragrance
Written by Jeni on January 13, 2015