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Comments (20)Sueque vintage 67, Not sure - I've heard of the right and left divisions of one's brain ... ... but this upper and lower is largely news to me. We should try to learn something new every day, I've heard: maybe this is mine for today. Is this a separate brain, or just a division? If they are two separate brains, does one find disagreement between them, at times? Does the sitting tend to settle the alternate brain somewhat? Would you like to offer some more information on the subject? Maybe you could write a book on it! I've heard of some guys of whom it's been said that they appear to do at least a part of their thinking in a location proximate to the location of the second in your body ... but I don't claim any expertise in that matter. And - I'd better be careful, lest I jeopardize/(ruin?) my partially retreaded reputation with regard to the subject matter of my levity. Enjoy your day. ole joyful...See Moreobesity and anesthetic risk
Comments (4)Obesity, especially in an English Bulldog, definitely adds some risk to anesthesia. The extra fat compresses the chest which doesn't generally inflate very well under anesthesia anyway. Plus English Bulldogs in general have a cluster of respiratory problems that can cause issues especially after anesthesia. That said, any good vet knows the risks and can take easy steps to minimize the risks, assuming the vet has good monitoring for all procedures (pulseOx, EtCO2, RR, HR, temp, and great techs). I've definitely gotten many an English Bulldog through anesthesia procedures and I'd say 99% of them are fat. I don't think people know what they are supposed to look like. But paying attention to the patient at all times until the dog is completely awake definitely gets them through safely....See MoreWhat might be causing this debris and what's the cure?
Comments (14)"The first few days of my kitchen redo, I cleaned up after the guys left (even though they did their version of daily cleanup and had the area enclosed in plastic). Pretty soon I realized that was futile and a waste of my time" Maybe you are using this as a figure of speech, but cleaning up after contractors even if it's a daily thing and they are going to get the same things dirty the next day, shouldn't be considered a "waste of your time". It's your house and your investment and you have to protect your own investment. Yes, even though you are paying someone to clean up. Why? Because some things that happen are probably more than just cumulative. A bit of crumbled drywall or a loose nail that gets caught around the edges of something protecting the floor will get ground into the floor if left there for a week. Small bits of grout left behind on the bathtub or shower drain will inevitably be stepped on and scratch the tub. Sawdust underneath the cabinets is going to be left there and covered up with the toe kick. Even it it's been vacuumed with a shop vac unless you get under there and clean it, a fair amount will be left behind. Your cleaning crew is not coming to the end of the project by which point it will be covered. The project manager for the last big project I did (who I did not like) left a paper coffee cup on the mantle and after sitting there for over a week it etched a ring in the 170 old fireplace surround. I didn't pick it up because I didn't like her, I was waiting to see if she would ever notice it, (obviously not) and when I finally threw it away myself, that's when I saw that it had eaten into the marble. I could be all p1ssed off at her (which I was), I could have thrown a big fit, I could have even posted a thread about it. but ultimately I had seen it there myself and was being passive aggressive about it and ultimately ruined my own fireplace by neglecting something I saw. Even though my contractor cleans up, he is still wearing dirty clothes, and he himself is not clean at the end of the day, so I don't feel that his "clean" is quite as clean as things should be. So it gets cleaned after he cleans. Yes, every time he is onsite and even though he will make a mess the next day. I don't consider this a waste of my time, and I have a full-time job, and work some evenings and have paperwork to do at home too. I don't consider myself too important or too busy to protect my own investment....See Morevariegated escallonia tree sick? what is the cause and cure???
Comments (7)I'm afraid this post is leading you up the garden path. The plant in the pictures is not an Escallonia. It's a Euonymus. Afaik there are no variegated Escallonias and although they can grow quite large they are shrubs not trees. I suppose you could try training one but it would be a time consuming labour of love. If you want something like the picture search for standard Euonymus ....See More- 13 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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