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Uveodermatologic syndrome is an autoimmune disease. An autoimmune disease is a condition that is not infectious or something the dog catches or acquires. It happens because the body's immune system turns on itself to attack normal tissue. The dog's immune system is designed to detect invading pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses, or fungi, and attack and destroy them. The invader is called an "antigen" and it is this antigen that activates the immune system. To defend the body "antibodies" are produced, designed to deactivate and destroy the invading bacteria or virus. What happens in autoimmune disease is the body reads its own tissues as antigens (foreign materials or threats to health). It then mobilizes its defenses against these tissues in a case of mistaken identity. Some breeds are at increased risk of this syndrome, including the Husky, Akita, and Samoyed. Here the immune system targets two specific areas, which are the melanocytes (pigment producing cells) in the skin and the delicate structures of the eye. Certain areas are the body are more likely to be affected and these include the nose, pads, eyelids, scrotum, lips, and hard palate. These areas stop producing pigment and so previously colored areas turn white. This is however only of cosmetic significance and is not painful or injurious to health. If these symptoms increase consult your veterinarian about the condition. This is more serious than the skin form. The immune system attacks the eye leading to severe inflammation both externally (seen as the eye changing color or glowing red) and internally (loss of vision). The eye has limited ways to defend itself and the inflammation can lead to cloudiness across the cornea or front of the eye and also damage to the light-receptive layer at the back of the eye. Both of these impair vision and, if untreated, can lead to permanent blindness.

summary: Discuss the risk of autoimmune disease in your pet with your vet. Repeatedly screen dogs that are at higher risk of uveodermatologic syndrome. Track symptoms you suspect are caused by uveodermatologic syndrome on the skin. Take your dog to its vet immediately if you suspect its eyes are affected.

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Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. This will search your computer for the Device Manager program. It should be the top result in the Start window. Clicking it will open the Device Manager. Click on the left side of the "Monitors" heading. You may have to scroll down to find this option. When you expand "Monitors", you should see a monitor name indented below it; click this monitor to select it. It's at the top of the Device Manager window. This option is at the bottom of the Action drop-down menu. Doing so opens your monitor's properties. It's at the top of the Properties window. It's near the bottom-left corner of the window. This only take a moment. Once the driver has uninstalled, your Device Manager list will refresh, and you will notice that the "Monitor" category is gone. It's the square, computer monitor-shaped button at the top of the Device Manager window. Doing so will reinstall and update the driver that you just removed. Once the Device Manager scans for changes, it will automatically reinstall the basic Microsoft driver for your monitor. This should re-enable the brightness slider. This may not be necessary for your changes to take effect, but can't hurt and may save you a step later. Once your computer reboots, click the Power Options button in the System Tray to find your restored brightness options. If you still don't have a brightness slider, your graphics adapter may not support it. You can try to update the drivers for your graphics adapter, or you can try to upgrade to Windows 10.

summary: Open Start . Type device manager into Start. Click Device Manager. Expand the "Monitors" category. Select the monitor below the "Monitors" category. Click the Action tab. Click Properties. Click the Driver tab. Click Uninstall. Wait for the driver to uninstall. Click the "Scan for hardware changes" button. Verify that your monitor appears back on the list. Reboot your computer. Try to adjust your brightness.

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Follow the line of the clamp to unsure an even cut. Work slowly and methodically. You may have to trace out this line 3-4 times to get a nice, deep score. Note that you aren't trying to cut through the bottle, just create a nice, even line.
summary: Using a sharp, precision knife, score the bottle by following your tracing line.