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Dog Racing Tips - Speed
As you go up straight through the grades in greyhound racing, you'll consideration that the times of the races get faster and faster. With the occasional fluke, it's safe to say that Time is tied to Grade. So, naturally, when you use Speed for a handicapping factor, you have to take Grade into account.
There are many mathematical systems for doing that, most of them involved tables that add and subtract seconds or even fractions of seconds to come up with a variant for each Grade. I've used them all from Beyer's recipe for horses to obscure methods from people you've never heard of. None of them impressed me adequate to where I prolonged to use them.
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For me, the problem with using these tables and methods is that there are so many variables in a race that can impact Speed, that nothing can de facto collate a dog's Speed in one race to other dog's Speed in a separate race reliably.
For instance, if a dog is impeded in a race, it practically all the time has a slower than normal time. That seems simple enough, right? But, what if the dog is impeded in a Stakes race where the cease time is a track report or close to it?
And what if the dog has a slower time than the other dogs, but a faster time than it commonly has? How do you factor that in with the rest of its races? Will that dog run a very fast race next time without the pace of the Stakes race to push it along? Or will it revert back to the slower Speed that it shows for races that weren't Stakes?
What about dogs that run slow times from some post positions and faster times than others? If you're using a mechanical recipe to form Speed variants, you may miss this. So what's the best way to deal with Speed if you want to use it as a factor without involved tables and math?
Well, many old-fashioned "pencil" handicappers, like myself, use a recipe that has been used in horse racing for decades, if not centuries. We look at the newest 3 races and midpoint them. When I do it, I omit the races where there was interference or trouble, unless the dog has several problem lines. I also omit any lines on days when there was bad weather.
This doesn't take long. You don't de facto even need a calculator after you've been doing it for a while. I think it works best in higher grade races, but you can see if that holds true at your beloved track. Keep in mind though that Speed is just one of the factors in greyhound handicapping. Don't forget all of the other variables that help you win at the dog track.
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selecting a Swimmable Mermaid Tail - Silicone Rubber Tails
This is the final narrative in this series, and here I will discuss buying and using the most expensive, and the most realistic-looking mermaid tail for swimming: one made from silicone and/or latex rubber.
These are by far the best tails, the most real looking, the most beautiful, and the most expensive. The cheapest ones go for around ,000, but you can also spend ,000 or ,000 on one of these custom-made beauties. This is because of the hours and weeks of time which go into the crafting of these tails. They are hand-cast to your measurements, then hand-painted. The materials are high-priced and they are thought about constructed.
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The great thing about silicone-latex rubber is that it feels and looks like real skin. This is the same material used for prosthetics. And there are colorful silicone paints which bond with the rubber, so that they will never rub off. Thus you can have a very realistic looking tail of bright, shimmery permanent colors.
Silicone-latex rubber also stretches very easily, and is durable. You can stretch it a lot and it won't break. It is very strong. Of course, just as with the other tails, there are disagreement points on your tail, namely, the fluke. Over time wear will show up even on a silicone tail, and it could get tears in it. You must take good care of it.
The silicone-latex tail is very light, even though it looks thick. One of the mermaid tail fellowships lines the inside of their silicone tails with neoprene foam, so that it is comfortable against the skin.
This tail is very tight and fits your legs like a glove. To get into it is a little tricky; there is no zipper. Basically, you have to unroll the tail down to the monofin, put your feet into, then roll the tail up over you, lying down. It fits very tightly, like a second skin, so be sure you are at the water when you put it on. Again, never stand up or jump on dry ground in this or any other swimmable mermaid tail.
The downside to a silicone-latex tail is that it can get very hot when you are not in the water. It is rubber, after all. The other downside is its prohibitive cost.
Caring for a silicone-latex tail is simple, just like for the other tails. After each swim, rinse it out very well, hand-washing it in the bathtub when you feel it needs it. It can hang to drip dry, then lay flat to end drying. The monofin stays in the tail-no need to take off it.
So there you have it, three articles, discussing three types of mermaid swim tails: spandex, neoprene and silicone. Prices range from 0 to ,000 and up. All of them have their good and negative points. But with this facts you should be able to make a well-informed buying decision. Happy Mermaiding!
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The condition point of Lung Fluke and Liver Fluke to Man
Lung fluke and the discrete liver flukes in existence are all transmitted fecal orally and could be of great danger to the affected person. How can these diseases be avoided and/or treated?
Lung Fluke (Paragonimus Westermani)
Paragonimiasis Westerni is an agent of paragonimiasis. It is highest in prevalence in the far East, Central America, Africa and India. It has an egg-like body which is from 7.5 to 16mm long and it is transmitted when ingested (in the form of metacercarial cysts) in crabs or crayfish. Its final host is the carnivorous mammals, pigs, humans etc and the intermediate hosts are the snail (sporocyst, redia, cercaria) and crabs or crayfish (metacercaria). Its infective stage is the Metacercariae form and the clinical photo of this disease are as follows: persisting cough with bloody sputum, dyspnea, pleuritic chest pain pneumonia. Laboratory determination is the estimation of its eggs in sputum or feces.
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World health organization has recommended the use of two major parasitic agents such as triclabendazole and praziquantel (especially this one) for the medicine of paragonimiasis. It can be prevented by cooking crabs and crayfish properly.
Biliary (Liver)flukes
Clonorchis Sinensis
An oriental small biliary fluke which causes clonorchiasis. It is highly prevalent is the far East, China, Japan and Vietnam. Its localized in the bile ducts, gall bladder, and pancreas of Human. The Adult worms are 1 to 2 cm; the eggs are small and brownish. It is transmitted fecal-orally (ingestion of contaminated raw, frozen, dried, pickled, and salted fish, which include metacercariae). Its infective stage is metacercariae.
The clinical manifestation of the disease are as follows: Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis, hepatic colic, associated with profound weight loss and diarrhea. An personel fluke may live for 15-30 years in the liver. In humans a heavy infection of liver flukes may cause cirrhosis of the liver and death. They can lead to adenomatous hyperplasia, which increases the risk for cholangiocarcinoma (carcinoma of the bile ductal epithelia). Final host is carnivorous mammals and humans while the intermediate hosts are as follows; firstly, the snail (miracidium, sporocyst, rediae, cercariae), second-fish Cyprinidae genus- the family that includes carp and goldfish (metacercariae).
The laboratory determination is the estimation of juvenile eggs in feces and in fluid from biliary drainage, or duodenal aspirate. medicine is based on the management of albendazole or praziquantel. These are very effective anti-parasitic drugs for the eradication of the parasite. The disease can be prevented by enough cooking of fish and proper disposal of human waste.
Fasciola Hepatica
It is an agent of fascioliasis. It is biliary (liver) fluke. Relatively coarse large fluke. It is endemic in Far East and localized in the bile ducts, gall bladder, and pancreas of the Human. It has large sizes (3-5cm) and conical form of the body; posses sucking disks (oral and abdominal) that furnish them motion. Multibranched Uterus is situated under the abdominal sucking disk. Testis are branched too and situated in the middle part of the body. Transmission of this disease is through the fecal-oral route (ingestion of water, some non-water plants and vegetables, which include adolescariae). Its invasive stage is the adolescariae.
The clinical symptoms of the manifestation of fascioliasis are: Parasites obstruct bile ducts and lay eggs within them, leading to cholelithiasis (gallstones). Biliary obstruction can occur, sometimes causing biliary cirrhosis. Final hosts are the herbivorous mammals (horses, pigs) and humans. Intermediate host is the snail Limnea truncatula. Eggs are excreted in feces of infected host. Egg hatches and forms a miracidium in water. It penetrates a snail host. In snail, after such stages as sporocyst and redia, free-swinning cercariaes are released to water. Cercariaes lose their tails and are covered by thick membrane and transform into adolescariae. They obtain on water cress plants. Adolescariae are ingested by humans (final host) where they transform into juvenile and then Adult fluke.
Diagnosis is the estimation of eggs in feces. An egg has large sizes, thick membrane, yellow color and small cover in one pole. medicine is based on anti-parasite therapeutic drugs. Such drugs as Triclabendazole and praziquantel but the drug of choice is Bithionol which is only ready in the United states of America for now. Stoppage of fascioliasis involves not eating wild aquatic vegetables.
Opisthorchis Felineus
It is a small biliary fluke causing Opisthorchiasis. It is prevalent in Siberia and localized in the bile ducts, gall bladder and liver. It is flat, the body length is 4-13mm. In the middle part of the body, there is a branched Uterus. Behind it, there is a round ovary. There is a rosella-like testis in the back of the uterus- a diagnostic sign of the Opisthochia felineus. Transmission is via ingestion of contaminated raw, frozen, dried, pickled, and salted fish, which contains metacercariae. The invasive stage is the metacercariae cysts in fish muscles. Clinical manifestations are: Cholecystitis and Cholelithiasis, hepatic colic, cirhosis. Clinical photo is very similar to Clonorhis infection. Infection can lay dormant for some years before presenting clinically. Final hosts are carnivorous mammals and humans. First intermediate host is the snail Bithynia leachi genus and the second host is the fish. Life cycle of Opisthochis felineus is the same as of Clonorshis sinensis.
Diagnosis of Opisthorchiasis is the estimation of eggs in feces, in fluid from biliary drainage, or duodenal aspirate. Eggs are 15-30micrometer in size, have oval form and yellow color. The outer membrae is thick, and there is a cover in the front of the egg. The internal buildings of the egg is microgranular. Generally, a singular dose of Praziquantel can cure Opisthorchiasis with ease. Stoppage involves not eating undercooked or contaminated raw, frozen, dried, pickled, and salted fish: eradication of snail hosts when possible.
Dicrocoelium Lanceatum
It causes Dicrocoeliasis and has its succeed worldwide. It is usually localized in the bile ducts, gall bladder and liver of herbivorous mammals (cattle horses). Very rare in humans. The worms are 1cm long with lanceolate form of the body; the intestine (gut) has two non-branched channels which are situated in the lateral sides of the body. Two round testis are situated in the front of the body which is the basic diagnostic sign of the Dicrocoelium Lanceatum. Its transmission is via ingestion of plants with the ants, which include metacercariae. Its clinical manifestation is very similar to fascioliasis and its final hosts are herbivorous mammals (cattle, horses). Its first intermediate hosts are the snails of Zebrina and Helicela genus while its second intermediate host are ants of the Fornica genus. determination is based on the estimation of juvenile eggs in feces. An egg have oval form, plane membrane, brown color, a cover is present in the front end.
Its occurrence is very rare and hence there are different suggestions on its medicine therapy. First, its proper medicine is with praziquantel and a more prosperous therapy is the use of triclobendazole which has proven more effective in the treating humans, goats and even sheep. Preventative measures are: eradication of the snails, ants and when possible; dehelminthization of cattle.
These diseases are of economic significance to man and hence information on them is very essential.
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
History of Pakistan Hockey in Olympics
Pakistan Hockey Federation was established in 1948, to guide and look after the players. The Pakistan Hockey team was also given a name-Green Shirts. Since then, Hockey has come to be Pakistan's national game. Pakistan has a glorious history in Men's Hockey. The past is glorious. The nation has won 3 gold medals in field hockey in summer Olympics. The journey in effect started with 1956 Olympics, when the Pakistani national side reached Olympics final for the first time. The nation got independence in 1947, so this was a big achievement. India defeated Pakistan in this final, but the green shirts never lost hope. They level the defeat of 1956 final with an impressive victory in Olympics of 1960.
In the next 4 Olympics, Pakistan never left the field without going to the victory stand. Pakistan proved it that their winning the Olympics in 1960 was no fluke. Pakistan played the final match in 1964, 1968 and 1972 for 3 consecutive Olympics, winning the gold medal in 1968 and silver medal in the other two Olympics.
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Pakistani Green shirts were not able to reach the final of the Olympics in 1976 and 1980, but they did attack back full force in 1984 and snatched the gold medal from the strongest opponent West Germany. After 1984, Pakistan has reached the victory stand in Olympics hockey only once. That was back in 1992, for a bronze medal.
In fact Pakistan's first international win was over Belgium on the 2nd of August, 1948, at the fourteenth Olympic Games. Since then, their game has been progressing from compel to strength. And world-class players like-Hassan Sardar, Mohammed Saqlain, Shahbaz Ahmed, Mansoor Ahmed, Sohail Abbas, Kaleemullah Khan, Waseem Ahmad, Shahnaz Sheikh, Samiullah Khan and Manzoor Hussain, among others-will forever find their names etched in letters of gold!
The Pakistan Hockey teams are best remembered for their performances at the discrete Olympiads. Every Summer Olympics is after all an international event, and it requires a lot of grit and excellence to overcome competition from so many participating countries! And this Pakistan managed to do wonderfully, especially on the "hockey" field! The winning squads were determined chosen to record the country, and they did not fail the faith settled in them! Their record has in effect been enviable! They are the proud owners of three gold medals at the Summer Olympics held in 1960, 1968, and 1984. The 1960 Olympics was special to Pakistan as Pakistan won the gold medal in Olympics for the first time.
Also, Pakistan defeated the arch rival India in the final. In the 1968 Olympics final, Pakistan defeated Australia to snatch the crown. Pakistan beat West Germany in 1984 to win the gold medal third time. Since then Pakistan has not performed in the usual fantastic way in any Olympics. And so what if they did not receive gold medals during the other Olympiads? They did administrate to bag 3 silvers and 2 bronze in their place! The nation is proud of its hockey history, and wishes to get back to the crown once again very soon.
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