Waching daily Aug 31 2017

Hey there! What's going on guys?!

Your local Mineman Uncle Kirby here...

Today I'm showing you 5 Minecraft Survival Island Seeds.

Not sure how many people will find this video to be useful or not but I wanted to

show you 5 Survival Island seeds anyways.

If you're looking for normal Minecraft seeds, or Manion seeds, or something else..

You can browse my channel because I've created

many different types of videos featuring Minecraft Seeds in the past too!

So I hope you guys enjoy this video!

And thanks for watching it!

Let's get started...

*Music*

To start off, I have a seed with the seed code 58 Noodles.

Space between 58 and Noodles and Noodles has a capital N. I will be putting the numeric

code in the description for you to copy and paste instead.

But yeah, that's the name of the seed that was discovered by user PluckMyFeathers on

the Minecraft Forums.

The island in this seed is actually quite large.

There are lots of trees on the seed for you to use for wood and such if you're looking

for somewhat of a quicker start.

The terrain of of the island is actually quite cool too.

There's some natural indents in the island that can provide for some decent natural building

opportunities.

If you want to explore off of the island, there is a jungle to the east of it,

A mesa to the south, an Ocean monument northeast, and of course you can explore through other

biomes nearby.

That is, of course, as I said, if you want to explore off of the

island.

The spawn survival itself should spawn enough sheep for you for food, a bed, and breeding

so you shouldn't have to worry about that.

Another aspect to this seed that will help you out in a bit of a quicker start if you're

interested in that.

The next seed is one that I personally discovered.

This survival island sits realtively close to the mainland and another island.

If you're really looking for another food source, you can always travel the north west

direction towards the mainland, I guess.

Additionally, you could have your whole survival island experience on the other island.

That island should spawn in the some cows and it's a bit of a different type of terrain

for you to use too.

The main spawn island, however, is why I'm showing you this seed.

Of course, this island is farily nice for a survival island seed.

The island is a decent size and it has some nice options for you with the fact that there

is sugar cane growing on the island and there are two types

of wood.

The island is a forest biome so you can get some birch wood and oak wood.

Having two different types of trees is very nice when it comes to building on your island.

It's nice to change up the blocks and have options right away.

Again, with a decent amount of trees, this island does provide

a bit of a quicker start in that aspect of survival island for you if that's what you're

looking for.

And if that's not what you're looking for, make sure to stay tuned and

don't leave the video right now.

The next seed will be a bit more of a challenge for you.

Sodalite1 on the Minecraft Forums discovered this seed by typing in Search for adventure..

With the S capitalized.

This seed is a bit tougher due to the ammount of trees on the island and the lack of land

near you.

Given the world generation in Minecraft now, with smaller oceans, it is

sometimes harder to find islands where you can't really see the mainland near you.

In this case, even with 14 render distance, the nearest land I can actually see on the

island is just some other small islands.

A pretty small island, with some room and resources to expand, this island offers you

a pretty fun experience and challenge.

Even with few trees, this seed offers you two different

types of trees too.

I noticed that there was one birch tree on the island.

I think that's awesome given how small of an

island this is and how few trees there are.

It just provides more block types for you if you decide not to leave you island.

And of course that's great for building.

Because you don't want to build with just one block.

That's like a... That's a classic building tip right there.

This seed here brings in a different type of challenge for you.

Another seed that I personally discovered, this seed spawns in an ocean monument right

by the island that you spawn on.

You may need to be careful when you're on that side of the island and you'll definitely

need to be careful when you plan to go into the water over there.

The ocean monument provides you with a chance of having some unique goals for yourself in

this type of survival island experience.

Especially with the monument so close to the island.

It just gives a different type of experience for you than the other islands in this video.

An experience that some may want to try out and others may not be

looking for but that's why I try to add a variety of things into videos.

The island itself is a fair size with a decent amount of trees which are again oak and birch.

There is also some sugarcane that you can get too.

There is a mineshaft underground towards the east of the island for you to explore too.

The last thing I want to point out is the generation of the island underneath it.

There is a, sort of, half ravine underneath the island.

With an opening like a cave, the water says out of the ravine due to the

flowing water not having a block update yet.

Just interesting to see a flat wall like that in this half ravine type thing.

I thought it was cool and that's why I wanted to share it with you guys.

The final seed I have for you today was originally posted on Minecraft-Seeds.net by AuraEdge

as a 1.11 Minecraft seed.

The seed is a triple island seed.

You spawn in on one of three islands which are all very close

to each other.

Having three islands provides for a few opportunities for you, actually.

For one, you can just play it as a normal survival island by yourself just having three

islands instead of one.

For two, you can have three islands for three people on a server.

And finally, you can play it as a single survival island but only stay on one

island and move to another island or be able to progress to the other two islands when you achieve

different goals you set for yourself.

Just a few ideas that I had when I saw the seed.

There isn't really much to see in the distance which makes this feel like a true island type

experience.

So that's really cool.

If you are wondering though, there is an ocean monument to the south of the islands, a roofed

forest to the east of the islands, and a savannah and desert area to the

west of the islands.

Having three islands really does provide you with some decent and unique experiences that

you can't do with just one island so I thought it was something

cool to share with you in this video.

So that is gonna do it for this one guys!

Thank you all so much for watching!

Perhaps you found a seed you were looking for!

I hope you did!

If you didn't let me know and I'll possibly create another one of these videos!

As I said in the intro, you can also check out some of the other seed videos I already

have on my channel too!

I have a lot of different types of Minecraft seeds featured

on my channel!

If you're new to my channel, thanks for stopping by!

I hope you check out some of my other videos too!

If you're not new around here, thanks for watching another

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Make sure to subscribe, click the bell, and turn on notifications so you never miss an

upload from this channel!

Once again, thank you all so much for watching!

I hope you enjoyed!

I'm outta here!

See ya!

For more infomation >> TOP 5 SURVIVAL ISLAND SEEDS FOR MINECRAFT 1.12! (Best Seeds for Minecraft PC, Java Edition) - Duration: 8:41.

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Andreas Abel Armrest - Armauflage - for classical or acoustic guitar | Strings By Mail - Duration: 2:57.

Hi, I'm Ben from Strings By Mail and I want to showcase today the

Abel Armrest. This is imported from Germany and Strings By Mail is proud

to distribute this fine wonderful aid in playing guitar

The reason why it's an aid is because it helps you

it helps in the comfort immediately when we got these in for the first time and

customers, thank you, for you let us onto this great product

took it out of the box put it on the guitar and immediately when

you put your arm and you rest your arm on this, the surface area this has the contour

and ergonomic shape

it's so comfortable that it almost

makes you a better player because you have better technique you're enjoying

the comfort level

playing guitar, better circulation in the arm because you don't have this

ninety degree angle on the guitar any more better circulation in your arm with

the surface area

it's a barrier from the guitar itself its lifted and elevated off the guitar

you can see this

this room you have here that your

guitar top is going to vibrate more freely, be a little more loud because

you're not resting and dampening your arm on the guitar

and it's not going to interfere with any electronics if you notice, these

electronics are farther away

so I still have room to get there it's not going to cover anything

and just the smooth smooth feature that this is

when you're moving up and down the guitar

trying to get different tone that

it's nice and smooth you're able to move around a lot easier as far as fitting

on a classical guitar this has a more narrow body but you can see by this adjustment

I'm just backing of this adjustment screw in the back to

accommodate a wider acoustic guitar

So you can see that

the adjustment on this is quite a bit All you have to do is back off this

adjustment screw

it has rubber surface here to protect the guitar

It also has rubber surfaces here for the top so

I'm just going to put this down here I kinda know where it is already it's

about right here for me

tighten it down and it's ready to go

so it's pretty quick to take it on and off you can store your case when

you're not using it

again electronics are still free to move here it's not obstructing that

and again for acoustic players comfort level

when you are well actually not on the left leg most acoustic guitar players

play on their right leg like this

and when you want to just drape your arm and your elbow around the edges

that is super comfortable

where you're going to do more strumming and moving that smooth surface is going to help

you with that moving factor in strumming

so I'd like to thank you for watching and check it out on Strings By Mail.com it's the

Abel Armrest It's in our Guitar Supports

folder under accessories and we'd like to

have you check it out and consider improving your playing and comfort

on the guitar Thank You!

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GST tax code for meals and entertainment expenses - Duration: 9:29.

Hi, Kerry here from MyQuickBookKeeping. When you set your business up in Quick Books

Online or receive your file from us, the default tax codes will be based on where you operate;

in some cases you may need to use different codes perhaps you provide services in another

province but ship your products to another jurisdiction and have to collect tax there

too. I like to set up a separate code for meals and entertainment expenses, in Canada

only 50% of GST paid on these expenses can be claimed so by creating a separate code

you can be sure that you don't inadvertently claim credits you're not entitled to. Be sure

to watch to the end of the video so you can see how these changes impact your financial

statements and you can easily check that you have applied the changes correctly.

We're going to use the sample company in Quick Books to edit and add sales tax rates; we're

pulling up an invoice, you can see what my sales tax options are, exempt zero and HST.

I'm in Vancouver, British Columbia, so let's set up the PST and GST that's normally collected

here, select taxes on the left-hand margin and then add tax. We have the option to add

tax for another province or territory. I'm going to select British Columbia, let's choose

January as the start date with a quarterly filing frequency; note this information will

be obtained from the tax agency when you register. The reporting period would normally be accrual

and the business number would be on your registration documents also, so let's send this.

Now, you notice that you have arrows on the top of the sales tax page, you can toggle

between you GST, HST and the PST depending upon which return you're completing. You now

have the codes you need to operate your business in both Ontario and British Columbia in order

to create a meals and entertainment code we have to edit the existing codes, first, let's

have a look at how they work. We have an expense for $100 for some promotional

items that have GST and PST on them, here it is- GSG PST. The GST is 5% and the PST

is 7%, part of the differences between GST and PST is that GST could be claimed back

as an input tax credit, PST, on the other hand, cannot be claimed and it's included

in the cost of the item purchased. So, let's change the date of this transaction to the

1st of September, so I can show you what we mean let's just use a paid-[checks for something

on screen] So let's save this and run a profit & loss report for September. The only item

we have showing here are the promotional items that we just purchased and you can see the

cost showing up as $107. So, let's pull in and see the expense we created, here it is-

the $107 is made up of our $100 expense plus the 7% PST, the GST will be claimed back;

it's on the balance, I'll write a balance sheet next. We run the balance sheet for September

and if we scroll down a little you'll see we have minus $5 here in GST that means we

are owed $5 in the input tax credit, if we go down a little bit further we have a loss

of $107, which is the expense that we just saw on the profit-loss, hopefully, that will

make sense. Let's make a new code; go to taxes and select add tax, first of all, we have

to add a new mills GST rate and a new mill's PST rate. So, let's start, right here is the

tax rate and the first one we'll add will be the PST; now I'm going to call it M PST

for- let's add some entertainment PST, the tax agency for that one is the Ministry of

Finance. We're going to apply it to purchases; now here's where it gets interesting, we can

only claim half of the GST so it's currently 5% that means 2 ½%. So, we're going to add

2 ½% to the 7% PST and make that one 9.5%. It's non-tracking so where I just showed you

earlier how the extra $7 goes and includes in the expenses it's because we're not tracking

it to claim it back, the only reason that this works. So, we're going to save that one,

now we're going to create the GST one so I would call this M.G.S.T [typing], yes, okay,

MGST this one is for Canada Revenue Agency for purchases and it's 2.5 % and yes the

account goes into our liability account; I'm going to show it on the input tax credits

line, so hopefully that makes sense. Please drop me a line if it doesn't and we're going

to save it. Now, we need to combine the two so once again

select add tax and then group rate, the group name is going to be M, I actually do use this

rate myself for meals and entertainment. Let's choose here M rate GST, which is going to

be applicable on the net amount, we're going to choose our MPST is that one, here you go,

which once again is applicable on the net amount so we can save this. Now, let's record

an expense using our new code; we're at a restaurant and we have Meal & Entertainment

for $100, let's use our new M code here it is, here M- 12%. As we can see the total is

12% as we had before the 7 and the 5 except now it's split differently with 2 ½% of GST

and that we'll be claiming back as a credit and the balance- the $9.50 is added to the

expense. Now, if you're still with me we're going to go and we're going to set up a default

for our Meals & Entertainment expenses so that each time we use this code account the

code will be automatically applied. So, I'm going to save and close this one, I'm going

to select accounting on the left-hand menu, I'm going to find Meals & Entertainment account,

here it is, I'm going to drop down and edit it and then there's a place for the default

tax code which I will use as the just plain M right here so we can close.

Now, let's have a quick look at that profit and loss report; we now have another expense

for Meals & Entertainment $109.50 the $100 expense, the $7 and half of the GST that we

cannot claim. If you look at the balance sheet now we can see that there's a difference of

$7. 50- it's the $5 GST on the promotional items and half of the GST on Meals & Entertainment,

hopefully, that pulls everything together. This should save a lot of time in coding,

particularly if you are importing transactions from your bank and Credit Card Company or

using a service that's just ad-hoc, only out of province expenses or those that relate

to travel will need to be manually altered. If you have a GST audit you will not have

over claimed the GST on Meals & Entertainment, something that's very commonly checked.

If you would like to know how to edit existing codes if for example a tax rate changes I

have another video using the US sample company that should help. Be sure that you have proper

advice from your accountant about what taxes apply and when you need to collect and remit

them. This video is only intended to show you how to make changes and set up new codes

when required. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or would like

help getting this setup. If this video was useful please hit like below

and subscribe to my channel for more Quick Books tips and "how to's."Also, I've created

a small business month-end checklist to help ensure your records at up to date each month

so you can make the best decisions for your business, click the link below to download

a free copy. If there's another topic that you would like

to help with, please make a note in the comments below and my next video could be for you,

thanks. Cheers!

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Johny Johny Yes Papa | Nursery Rhymes | Songs for Kids | Funny Kids Songs - Duration: 15:16.

Johny Johny Yes Papa

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating Sugar?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating cake?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating cookies?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Cookies. Cake. Sugar.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating ice cream?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating cupcakes?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating chocolate?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Chocolate. Cupcake. Ice Cream. Cookie. Cake. Sugar.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating candy?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa?

Eating peanut butter?

No Papa.

Telling Lies?

No Papa.

Open Wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny

Yes, Papa.

Eating caramel

No Papa.

Telling lies?

No Papa.

Open wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Caramel. Peanut Butter. Candy. Chocolate. Cupcake. Ice Cream. Cookie. Cake. Sugar.

Johny, Johny.

Yes Papa

Eating Popsicles

No, Papa.

Telling lies.

No Papa.

Open wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa.

Eating Donuts?

No Papa.

Telling lies?

No papa.

Open wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Johny Johny.

Yes Papa.

Eating Pie?

No Papa.

Telling lies?

No Papa.

Open wide.

Ah, ah, ah.

Pie. Donut. Popsicles. Caramel. Peanut Butter. Candy. Chocolate. Cupcake. Ice Cream. Cookie. Cake. Sugar.

I Feel Sick.

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One Day for STATE - Thank You - Duration: 0:36.

After 24 straight hours, it's time to wrap up One Day for

STATE. Thank you for supporting Jackrabbits. Thank you for

making a difference today. Thanks for giving back to move

SDSU forward. Thank you for sparking opportunities.

Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for preparing

me to live my dream. Someone, somewhere on this campus, is

going to be able to have an opportunity they might not have

had because of your gift. Thank you so much.

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WHAT TO DO IN VENICE FOR A DAY (PORTUGUESE EN DUTCH SUBTITLES) - Duration: 6:38.

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One Day for STATE - Jae and Scott - Duration: 0:48.

What I want to do in the world to make a difference is

definitely help people out - those in need. Not even people,

but also animals. And I'm also getting a double minor in

Management for Non-Profit Organizations and SDSU is

helping me be familiar with that kind of field so I can start my

own non-profit organization for animals in need and find the

furry friends a loving home.

My goal in life is to stay at the University at some capacity

whether through Student Affairs or Academic Affairs and so I

hope to become a university president one day and South

Dakota State has provided me with the facilities as well as

the academic support to help me achieve my goal.

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What Mueller working with NY AG could mean for Trump Russia probe MSNBC - Duration: 10:15.

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Prepare for the real world at USM - Duration: 0:31.

I wanted to be pushed. I wanted a place that would really meet me where I was at

going in, but would get me to the level that I wanted to be. USM, for me, was the

answer. They're preparing us for the real world. Giving us what it takes to be

performers and educators, and not just achieving at those high levels, but also

leading at those upper levels.

This is the university of everyone.

Find yourself here.

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Chapter 14 - HIT221 Coding Guidelines for ICD 10 CM Code Book (Updated 2017) - Duration: 3:48.

Today we are going to talk about Chapter 14

in the ICD-10-CM code book. Chapter 14 is the

Diseases of the Genitourinary System-

the 2017 guidelines. The first guideline

has to do with stages of chronic kidney

disease. You will often see this

abbreviated as "CKD". Our scenario says

Stage 5 chronic kidney disease with

ESRD, which is end stage renal disease

requiring chronic dialysis. Even though

our scenario says "stage five", the fact

that it also states end stage renal

disease, we're going to code only the

end-stage renal disease which is N18.6.

Our guidelines tell us to do that. I

have it here in a purple font on the

right. You can see the guideline I'm

going by. Our index pathway's given there,

where I've shown you yes, there are two

different codes for Stage 5 and end

stage renal disease but we do not code

the stage 5; we only code the end stage

renal disease. We want to pick up on the

status dialysis which the guidelines

tell us when to pick up on these status

codes. Sometimes they don't, so I would

make a note there if you are in your

codebook and you're looking at stage

5 or end stage renal disease. if you

have documentation that states the

patient is on dialysis. you will need to

add to Z99.2 code. The next guideline

has to do with chronic kidney disease

and kidney transplant. You can get

chronic kidney disease with a

transplanted kidney. The example we're

given here is a patient has residual

CKD stage 1 after a kidney transplant.

Our guidelines tell us that we would

assign the appropriate N18 code,

which in this case, stage 1 is N18.1

as well as the Z94.0 kidney transplant

status. Both of those things would be

included.

When you have chronic kidney disease

with other conditions, for example,

diabetes, it is not uncommon to see those

together. The scenario given is a type 1

diabetic chronic kidney disease stage 2

and we would code the diabetes first and

then the chronic kidney disease second

The sequencing of the (CKD) code

in relationship to codes for other (contributing)

conditions is based on the conventions

in the Tabular. The Tabular tells us

that the diabetes code would be first,

with an instructional note that says "use

additional code to identify the stage

of chronic kidney disease (N18.1-N18.5). Many times

the guidelines will tell us how to

sequence codes. Any questions about the

Chapter 14 coding guidelines. please post

in the discussion board. It's

pretty straightforward, but there may be some

questions that come up. Also be sure that

you look at the instructional notes at

the beginning of each category. I did not go over them

at the beginning of this chapter. There are

several Excludes 2 conditions listed

and you recall Excludes 2 means you

could have any of these kidney or renal

conditions as well as those things in

that Excludes 2 list. Be sure and

look at that from time to time to be

sure, be certain that you are

remembering what the Excludes 1 and

Excludes 2 notes are for any given

chapter. Thank you so much and have a

good day.

For more infomation >> Chapter 14 - HIT221 Coding Guidelines for ICD 10 CM Code Book (Updated 2017) - Duration: 3:48.

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Hair Tips for Fall Weddings - Duration: 2:35.

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One Day for STATE - Mckenzie and Skyler - Duration: 0:30.

Thank you so much, especially since I'm paying for my own

college. Every little bit helps and I just really appreciate it

so thank you so much!

Thank you so much. I really appreciate everything you've

done for me, to get me to be here, to get me where I need to

be. You've always been there and I just want to say thank you

very much.

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Caring For Cougars, Malcolm & Jethro's Health Check - Duration: 9:50.

Hi, I'm Tim Sinclair-Smith. I'm the manager of the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo. Today

what we're going to be doing is doing a health check-up on our cougars we have two male

Cougars and it's been about two years since they've had a full check on their health

So we're going to be looking at everything on this animal

We're going to be looking at you know their muscle and see how their muscle status is we're going to be looking at their teeth

you know everybody wants to see a

Carnivores teeth and a cougars teeth is just as spectacular as any meat-eater that you'll see so yeah

They're an important part for them because if they're not working properly

Obvious obviously it can affect the rest of their health now one of the most important things that we do is preparation

Before we go in and do anything with a dangerous animal

It's really important that we all sit down and we discuss what the procedures are going to be doing

There's a lot of people involved in this there's the veterinarians. There's a zoo keeping staff

There's the the management and the administration processes. There's paperwork that has to be completed. We need to review everything in detail

So that everybody knows what their jobs are

Nobody's falling over top of each other because that's the last thing you need to be happening

It's disorganization when you're working with a dangerous animal as you can imagine

There's a bunch of different meetings happening when you're dealing with a situation like this you got the veterinarian teams

And they're working on the anesthesia. They're working on all the equipment

They're going to need as when when they're going over and doing the medical and health reviews on the animals, so there's panels

There's needles for blood withdrawals as all of the equipment that's needed for

radiographs and

Ultrasounds and a bunch of different things all coming together, so there's little meetings happening here

There's little meetings happening there, so that we can try and make sure that this goes as smoothly as possible

we're doing CBC chem, and then we're also going to take blood for fel V-Fib so Leukemia and then in fact like the

Speedline version of a chicken because they've never been tested before and then heartworm testing just because they've never been tested before

On the other side of it, then you've got the zookeepers

They're getting all the equipment around ready that the veterinarians need that they wouldn't normally carry with them

So we need tables that can roll the animals around so we can turn them around because as we're working with them

We've got to get different Angles with the radiographs and with the ultrasounds Etc

So it needs to happen smoothly and easily

I mean, we don't want to keep these animals under any longer than we have to so though. It's smoother

It goes the better it is for the animals now a lot of people think probably the most dramatic

Moment is going to be when we dart the animal they think that there's going to be all this noise

That is going to be all this action in fact, it's quite the opposite

Everything quiets down everybody quiets down

there's only a few people that go in and

Actually watch the actual darting of the animal just to make sure the animals safe

And then everybody leaves and everybody waits and it takes about

15-20 minutes for that anesthetic to take full effect, but in that time

Everybody's really just sitting around waiting

So what happens now?

the anesthesiologist

Goes in because they've got to make sure that the animals actually gone down because the last thing you want to do is go in

There, and it hasn't taken full effect

So everybody waits until they give the all-clear once they give the all-clear well house all the action breaks out it might look chaotic

Sometimes but everybody knows what they're doing

And everybody's going to their space and getting it ready

Now one of the things that you'll see throughout any of these type of procedures with dangerous animals is safety is absolutely

Paramount what happens if that cougar was to wake up right in the middle of it?

What if somebody was caught in there and couldn't get out?

So we take that safety very seriously you do see somebody in there with a gun and that is for safety reasons

So what's really important to a carnivore its teeth right and it's not just important for wild carnivores

It's also very important for captive Carnivores now two years ago

These guys had some problems with their teeth

so it was really important that we got back in there and how to check on them and see where they are and

Today what we're going to do

We're going to have a look and hopefully there's not going to be as much

Your problems with their teeth as there was two years ago

so this fell

Is appropriate as we saw in the other?

patient

And then if you compare this filling to this other filling hopefully you can appreciate how black and there's a hole in the tooth

so this root canal just needs to have its filling replaced but on radiographs or x-rays on both of the teeth looked good, so

We have to cure this in like

One that one to two millimeter increments right so I have to basically make a sandwich

filling sandwich

After I clean this off, it's all edged and prepped again

And then I'm going to seal it so to seal it will kind of fill it all those tiny little cracks that I potentially move

Now our two cougars they're still quite young but we still have to go in there and have a check on their joints

Have a check on their muscles

and just make sure that everything is working the way it should be it's really important wild that you have the

opportunity in total Safety

To be able to move around their legs and move those joints around just to make sure that there's no you know problems that potentially

Could be happening in the future

Obviously, it's important for such a good big cat to have

adequate movement than all the joints of the legs

So I'm just now checking

his

His claws and the pads of his feet, and then we'll just move my way up the back leg

Just to check that everything looks as it should

so the beauty about being in

2017 is technology now things that we couldn't have possibly done 20 years ago

Now is a reality so we're able to take these ultrasound machines

We're able to scan over the animal are able to look at their internal organs and make sure they're all functioning properly

It's quite incredible what we're able to learn from this animal and potentially you know

See something before it happens

There we go that looks good. So you can see Cortex and we do you guys so on our physical exam

We determined that jitter has a swelling associated with near his left elbow

So now I'm just using an ultrasound to determine if there's actually any free fluid

Associated with some of the muscles of the leg, so what's the difference between a cougar in your cat at home?

Well some would say well, that's pretty obvious

But in some things it's not that much difference when you look at vaccinations these guys need the same

Vaccinations as your normal cat would at home because they potentially could get the same

Viruses and diseases that you can't can get at home

So this is a great opportunity for us to take bloodwork check over the animal and make sure their total health is 100%

So I just had to listen to the heart it's regular

There's no arrhythmias or Murmurs indicating that it is functioning. Well

also, there's respiration rate is

Regular no concerns no abnormal noises when out auscultate with the stethoscope. We've just got Kara here is just

Administering the first vaccine we're vaccinating against rabies virus so it's just going under the skin and this back right leg

I'm now just have a look at his body condition and also just do some general palpation of his abdomen

Just to see if I can feel any abnormalities with some of his internal organs

So all the animals here at the zoo, they're all captive animals and the majority mhmm type of identification on them

So one of the ones that we use for things like cougars is chips

So we inject the chip under the skin just like you would for your dog or cat

So that way they can be identified, so they sharp at the veterinarians

They do a scan with a multi reader

And they can find out who's that owner of that animal?

So with these guys it's really no different sometimes these guys are very similar, and we don't know who is who there we go

so we have found it you might be able to see the

Number there so that numbers specific to Jethro, and it's just a form of identification that we have

So what happens at the end?

Everything's all finished all the procedures are done now

We have to reverse the anesthesia drugs and so the animals can come out of the anesthetic

Again one of the number one things that we're always looking at is safety

So what we've done is instituted the lockout procedure, and it's very similar to an electrical lockout procedure

So the whole idea is that we want to eliminate human error as much as possible

so by creating a system where people

Have to put a couple different locks on and they have the only key to it

So you know when you put that key in your pocket and you go into that enclosure?

Then nobody's going to open that gate and let that animal out on top of you

So it gives you that that that peace of mind that you're that. You're safe while you're in there

It's really important at that stage that we clear everybody out. So we want to make things as quiet as possible

We have a couple people in there

Just watching them making sure that they come out properly and that they're they're safe and that they're okay

And then basically what happens is it just shuts down we want to put it in total quiet. We want everybody out

We'll only have one person that really comes back

Just to check on them and give us feedback just to make sure that they're they're okay

So our roundup of the day what happens we all get together back in the board room again

And we go over everything that happened. What did we do right? What did we do wrong?

What can we do better next time so we evaluate that in detail?

We make sure we get that into our protocols and we get that into our procedures to ensure that we're doing everything

not just well this time, but even better than