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Uniform upper clothing will be provided by Government comprising, in the first year, the following articles:
1 cloak with hood
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1 pair of Indian-rubber goloshes.
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1 cape or light shawl.
1 woolen jacket.
2 pairs of sleeves.
1 alpaca gown.
1 flannel wrapper.
The above articles will not be supplied all at once, but in such manner as may be deemed expedient with reference to the season of the year. A box for these articles will also be furnished to each Nurse.
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2 flannel petticoats,
2 upper petticoats,
2 pairs of stays,
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2 night shifts,
4 pocket handkerchiefs,
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I like this season a lot, Usher and Shakira's chemistry with Adam and Blake is clearly real! To be honest, I really didn't like Christina's personality that much. I feel like Shakira and Usher have better chemistry with Adam and Blake, but Christina and Cee Lo brought better artists. Last year, I think the artists' skill was probably the best we ever had on The Voice. Still, I love Season 4 of The Voice. Keep it up!
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Nobel Biocare is a world leader in innovative restorative and esthetic dental solutions, providing dental professionals with state-of-the-art evidence-based tooth-to-root solutions.
Nobel Biocare USA · Industry News · March 06, 2013
• New options for NobelProcera® Abutments on Biomet 3i™, Camlog® and Zimmer® implant platforms • More restorative flexibility with NobelProcera® Implant Bars on Straumann®...See more implant platforms • Announcing direct access to unrivaled products with upcoming NobelProcera® 2G Scanner • New partnership with 3Shape™ will offer open access to NobelProcera® Abutments • Expert LMT panel discussion and industry-leading speakers focus on major lab and CAD/CAM topics Nobel Biocare presents its latest innovations in dental implant-based CAD/CAM solutions in Chicago as the "Windy City" hosts both the 148th Chicago Dental Society "Midwinter Meeting," 21-23 February, and one of the largest international gatherings of the dental laboratory community in the world, the LMT Magazine "Lab Day Chicago 2013," 22-23 February. Nobel Biocare is a world leader in implant-based restorations and a CAD/CAM pioneer as the first to offer fully automated industrial CAD/CAM dental prosthetic production. The NobelProcera CAD/CAM system is a leader in innovative technology, materials and products delivering ready-to-use restorations with outstanding quality. The comprehensive assortment of precisely engineered and manufactured NobelProcera CAD/CAM medical device restorations has been expanded with the recent additions of NobelProcera Abutments for Biomet 3i, Camlog and Zimmer implant platforms - as well as the new NobelProcera Implant Bar Overdenture for Straumann implant platforms. The announcement of a new NobelProcera 2G Scanner and an open access partnership with 3Shape for NobelProcera Abutments, both to be launched later this year, offer even more access to superior products and solutions that help dental professionals treat more patients better. The patient is at the forefront of Nobel Biocare's mission, "Designing for Life," an ambition to improve every patient's quality of life with superior products and solutions designed to give functional and natural-looking tooth restorations that aspire to last a lifetime. For each core step of the patient treatment workflow - diagnostics and treatment planning, surgery, prosthetic restoration and post-treatment care - Nobel Biocare provides superior products and solutions to ensure maximum treatment safety, patient comfort and long-term success. New options for NobelProcera® Abutments on Biomet 3i™, Camlog® and Zimmer® implant platforms The latest additions to the assortment of third-party NobelProcera Abutments provides affordable and highquality options that pair patient needs with individual products. In addition to the existing third-party NobelProcera Abutments for Straumann, Astra Tech and Thommen - a whole new range of NobelProcera Abutments on Biomet 3i, Camlog and Zimmer implant platforms are now available. All NobelProcera Abutments are meticulously developed, verified, and validated to meet engineering requirements and user needs. More restorative flexibility with NobelProcera® Implant Bars on Straumann® implant platforms NobelProcera users can gain a significant competitive edge in expanding their business with the new in-lab scanning of NobelProcera Implant Bar Overdenture for Straumann implant platforms. NobelProcera Implant Bars for Straumann Standard/Standard Plus and Bone Level allow for even more restorative flexibility with precision engineering that supports basic to advanced cases. The extensive experience in high-end industrial manufacturing available with the global production network of NobelProcera, allows dental professionals to take advantage of a whole new range of implant restorative options for addressing patient needs. The NobelProcera Implant Bar Overdenture for Straumann implant platforms has been tested with a new 3D fit assessment to verify the high precision of fit of NobelProcera Implant Bars on Straumann implant platforms. The method is used to confirm precision of fit in order to reduce mechanical complications and ensure longevity which is particularly relevant when developing CAD/CAM-generated dental implant substructures.1 Announcing direct access to unrivaled products with upcoming NobelProcera® 2G Scanner the upcoming NobelProcera 2G Scanner builds on the more than 25 years of CAD/CAM experience behind all NobelProcera solutions and tops its predecessor which has already proven to be an extremely accurate scanner on the dental market.2 The new scanner has a similar look and feel to the original with exciting new elements including advanced automation features which are designed to increase productivity. Existing users of the NobelProcera Scanner will be able to upgrade their current scanner to the new 2G version which will be available later this year. New partnership with 3Shape™ will offer open access to NobelProcera® Abutments Also later this year, users of the 3Shape Dental System will be able to integrate their system to gain access to the unrivaled quality of NobelProcera Abutments in zirconia and titanium for both Nobel Biocare and other major implant systems. After integrating with NobelProcera, 3Shape users simply maintain their current workflow of scanning and designing using the 3Shape Dental System with the added benefit of receiving open access to produce industry-leading NobelProcera Abutments using the extensive global production network of NobelProcera. Interested 3Shape users should contact Nobel Biocare to obtain the required interface file. Availability may depend on which 3Shape Partner has provided the Dental System. Expert LMT panel discussion and industry-leading speakers focus on major lab and CAD/CAM topics Join Nobel Biocare for two days of discussion and lectures with industry-leading experts in CAD/CAM dentistry. An expert panel moderated by Mark T. Murphy, DDS, will host an interactive discussion on the hottest topics facing laboratories today on Friday, 22 February, from 12:00 to 3:00 pm at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, Ballroom Chicago VII. Topics include, "Digital communication: Clinical and laboratory perspectives for success", "IRS & Regulatory developments that will impact your laboratory in 2013" and "The edentulous patient treatment incorporating CAD/CAM technology for long-term success." Following the panel discussion on Friday, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, during the "NobelProcera Innovation Forum," don't miss the unique opportunity to hear the doctor/lab presentation, "The Edentulous Patient: All-on-4® Treatment Concept" including the keys to a successful predictable outcome. Mark Adams, DDS, is a leading prosthodontist from Denver, Colorado, who works along-side his brother Scott Adams, CDT. On Saturday, 23 February, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, also at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, Ballroom Chicago VII, Nobel Biocare presents a mini-lecture series on the following topics: "Engineering CAD/CAM bar restorations for predictable long-term success", "New emerging technologies that will impact the laboratory business in 2013", "CAD/CAM implant bar designs incorporating in-lab scanning" and "Customized CAD/
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NOBEL BIOCARE's new products and materials expand its range of NobelProcera restorative solutions. Full-contour and cutback options for Ivoclar Vivadent's IPS e.max CAD crowns and Telio CAD provisionals are now featured....
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NobelClinician Software facilities diagnostics and planning of implant-supported treatment solutions. NobelClinician Software is the next generation software for digital diagnostics and treatment planning. Through various...
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NOBEL BIOCARE's NobelProcera system offers a wide range of CAD/CAM restorative solutions. Precision Milled Restorations (PMR) for implants range from custom abutments in titanium to shaded zirconia and titanium implant bars...
Nobel Biocare USA · Digital Fabrication
Featuring advanced automation, simplified protocols and easy-to-use design software, the NobelProcera 2G Scanner from NOBEL BIOCARE boosts productivity and delivers accuracy with less user intervention. Plus, you can benefit...
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NOBEL BIOCARE's NobelReplace Conical combines the original tapered implant body with a sealed conical connection to offer an esthetic solution for all indications. The body of all NobelReplace and Replace Select implants...
LMT Communications, Inc. · LMT LAB DAY Insider · LAB DAY · Apr 2014
"Nobel Biocare believes the laboratory is upfront and integral to the treatment process," said Tom Olsen, President and General Manager, Nobel Biocare North America, at the company's...See more NobelProcera Innovation Forum and Reception on Friday night. "Nobel Biocare's focus is on three value drivers: designing for life, partnering for life and learning for life." Joining Olsen on stage were Stefan Holst, DMD, PhD, Global Head of Research and Science, and Peter Wohrle, DMD, MMedSC, a prosthodontist from Newport Beach, CA, who is also a technician. They showcased how the company's products can help clinicians and labs collaborate more efficiently through an integrated workflow. Among the product highlights: NobelProcera 2G Scanner features a smart motorized holder and dynamic scanning that automatically position each object on the model at the ideal height, tile and rotation to obtain optimal scan data. A new data-transfer capability between the NobelProcera 2G Scanner and NobelClinician Sofware allows CBCT scan data to be merged with model surface scan data. That information can be shared via the NobelConnect network among clinicians and other treatment partners to assist in diagnosing and planning implant surgeries as well as restoration design. Available in zirconia for Nobel Biocare implants with conical connection, the NobelProcera Angulated Screw Channel (ASC) abutment can be designed with an angulated screw channel of up to 25o from the axis of the implant. Using the Omnigrip screwdriver, clinicians can easily grip the screw at any angle within the available range. This combination solves two challenges for clinicians: buccal screw access holes that limit restorative options in the anterior and difficult access in the posterior region from lack of vertical space. The NobelProcera Hybrid fixed-implant bar features new retention elements to better support acrylic and teeth and is ideally suited for the All-on-4® treatment concept. The classic precision-milled zirconia copings from NobelProcera as well as abutments are now available to 3Shape users via the new 'open access' program launched last fall. For more information, call 800-322-5001 or visit www.nobelbiocare.com.
Kelly Fessel Carr · Industry News · Aug 2013
"Patients don't want implants, they want teeth. Nobel Biocare is deeply committed to patient care and the dental technology profession and making the technician's job as easy as possible," said Richard...See more Laube, Nobel Biocare CEO, during his opening remarks to the 400 technicians at Dental Technician Day, part of the company's Global Symposium 2013 in New York City in June. Moderated by Patrick Rutten, MDT, Dental Technician Day featured lectures emphasizing the partnership approach to implant dentistry by international dentist-technician teams including Dr. Tristan Staas and Michiel Wouters, Dr. Jean-Francois Bedard and Joe Coursey, Dr. Stefan Holst and Patrick Rutten, and Dr. Bernard Touati and Jean-Marc Etienne, MDT. During the other three days of the Symposium, well over 100 world-renowned researchers, scientists, clinicians and academics took the stage at the sold-out event to share their insights and perspectives with more than 2,000 dentist-attendees on how to improve patient care. In addition, the company made several exciting product announcements: Fully Integrated Digital Workflow: "Thanks to the smart fusion function, with a click of a button you can easily integrate CT scans from NobelClinician Software with the scan data of the model obtained from the second-generation NobelProcera 2G Scanner. All of this data can be shared through NobelConnect, a HIPPA-compliant platform," said Hans Geiselhöringer, MDT, Executive Vice President Global Research, Products and Development at Nobel Biocare. This new, fully integrated digital workflow offers numerous benefits in that it offers better representation of intraoral tissues for diagnostics and planning; eliminates the need for radiographic guides, specific markers and scan protocols; enables the decision for guided surgery to be made at any stage; reduces treatment costs; and enables more effective communication between the dental team members. New-Generation Scanner: The NobelProcera 2G Scanner features a smart motorized holder and scan strategies that automatically position each object on the model at the ideal height, tile and rotation to obtain optimal scan data; these automation features free up the technician to do other tasks, increasing productivity. In addition, the enhanced algorithms and expanded range offer more accurate scanning. New Surgical Option: Instead of using a fully guided approach, the dentist can use the new pilot drill guide and free-hand surgery techniques. "This option is ideal for narrow clinical spaces," explained Geiselhöringer. "The surgical template can be visualized in the NobelClinician Software and is printed and delivered to the dentist ready to use." NobelProcera Angulated Screw Channel (ASC) Abutment Concept: This new abutment can be designed with an angulated screw channel that offers the dentist optimal esthetics, easier access and more screw-retained solutions. The new Omnigrip screwdriver has a friction-based pick-up function that easily connects to the screw so that tightening is possible in all situations whether the screwdriver is straight or even at an angle. The ASC concept and Omnigrip will be introduced starting with selected NobelProcera Abutments in 2014. Foundation for Oral Rehabilitation Inaugurated The Symposium marked the official inauguration of the Foundation for Oral Rehabilitation (FOR)--Nobel Biocare's international initiative to promote oral healthcare and humanitarian leadership and its interactive website (www.FOR.org). "FOR provides a multi-dimensional platform to assist professional colleagues from diverse specialties and cultural backgrounds to focus on optimizing treatment outcomes for their patients," said George Zarb, Chairman, FOR. "Those who join FOR become part of a community with a shared desire and dedication to improve the quality of life of patients." The FOR network is centered on three key areas: FOR Science: Helps participants stay at the forefront of innovation and scientific breakthroughs by collaborating with leading experts and researchers from various fields. Through special "FORum" events, experts and participants have the opportunity to showcase their research and share their ideas before an international audience. FOR Education: Provides an interactive learning platform that gives participants the ability to connect with experts and peers and keep up to date on the latest advancements in patient care. Participants have the chance to share and discuss patient treatment plans with a community of experts and peers. FOR Humanity: Support for humanitarian projects and provision of free products for treating patients are integral to FOR's culture. Bertrand Piccard was awarded the Foundation's first FOR Humanity Award in recognition of his Winds of Hope humanitarian foundation that fights against Noma, a gangrenous disease that causes tissue destruction of the face. Some of the information on www.FOR.org is accessible at no charge; there is an annual participant fee for other components. Visitors to the FOR website can view "Video Insights," download the "FOR Safety Checklists" app and see selected "Patient Cases" for free. Registered participants gain all access to existing content, updates, newsletters, discounts, special benefits and future services as well as the opportunity to interact through the website and contribute new content.
LMT Communications, Inc. · LAB DAY · Apr 2013
All-ceramics, implants, profit erosion and other hot topics inspired dialogue during the biggest weekend of the year.
LMT Communications, Inc. · LAB DAY · Apr 2013
The implant market isn't slowing down anytime soon. At Nobel Biocare's LAB DAY panel discussion, featuring laboratory owners and other industry experts, the company offered these statistics: 60 million...See more people are edentulous in one arch or another. The "nearly edentulous"—those with two or more teeth per arch—will grow to 39 million by 2015. Projected growth for implant-supported restorations: 9.3% over the next four years. The average lab produces about 30 implant abutments a month; 50% of them are done via CAD/CAM. As the market grows and more and more dentists get involved, they're looking to their technician-partners for technical guidance. "The most exciting trend I'm seeing is how interested doctors are in communicating with us about complex implant cases," said Tom Wade, CDT, New Horizons Dental Lab, Broomfield, CO, one of the panelists. "They're really willing to sit side by side to discuss and plan cases and it's not uncommon for me to meet with both the restorative dentist and the surgeon. I didn't see this years ago." Dr. Scott MacLean agreed, saying he relies on his technician's implant experience and trusts his input. "My technician has done hundreds of implant bars and I can learn so much from him. Some of his advice has saved me hours of time," he said. To build your implant business, panelists recommended partnering with implant manufacturers who can put you in touch with doctors, offering CE courses to dentists, and joining or starting a study club. Representing another market trend—corporate dentistry—Dr. Mark Adams and technician Scott Adams were on-hand from ClearChoice Dental Implant Center, a network of over 30 dental treatment centers across the U.S. that provide one-day implants along with a temporary screw-retained denture; the patient returns about six months later to receive his final prosthesis. In order to meet that initial one-day turnaround time, the Center follows a very strict protocol. "We create uppers and lowers in about three hours and it requires a real level of dedication to getting it done," says Scott Adams, Director of Laboratory Services. "We can set our watches by what we do." Digital Communications Another hot topic at the event was how technology is transforming the way labs and dentists communicate on a daily basis. For instance, many panelists use Skype or similar software to virtually meet with one another and nearly half of attendees* said they're regularly communicating via texts and the internet to discuss cases and share case images. These instant communication tools are helping dental team members quickly collaborate on cases and solve challenges. For example, panelist Dr. MacLean uses joinme.com —a meeting app that allows instant screen sharing—to share CT scans and other information on his computer with his technician. "Teach your dentists about joinme.com and how to use file-sharing websites like Dropbox to exchange photos and files and they'll see how valuable you are," said MacLean. One important tip: if you text and exchange photos with clients via smartphone, be sure you're saving them for future reference should an issue arise. Or, if you use Facetime for a face-to-face video chat on the iPhone, software like IMCapture allows you to record the conversation. Types of Implant Cases Attendees* are Fabricating 64% offer CBCT-planned, CAD/CAM-milled restorations 19% offer implant-supported bridges 8% offer mini implants 7% offer single-unit cases only *Nobel Biocare's popular interactive panel discussion featured live audience polling via digital handheld devices so attendees could provide instant feedback to questions posed by Moderator Mark Murphy, DDS, FAGD. Answers were immediately displayed on a large screen at the front of the room; the 200 attendees could also send texts or emails with questions for the panel members.
LMT Communications, Inc. · Product News
At LAB DAY, Nobel Biocare presented its latest innovations in dental implant-based CAD/CAM solutions, including: NobelProcera® Abutments, now available on Biomet 3i, Camlog and Zimmer implant platforms...See more (in addition to Straumann, Astra Tech and Thommen). NobelProcera users can expand their business with the new in-lab scanning of NobelProcera Implant Bar Overdenture for Straumann implant platforms. These bars have been tested with a new 3D fit assessment to verify the precision of fit, reduce mechanical complications and ensure longevity. Available later this year, the new NobelProcera 2G Scanner has a similar look and feel to the original with new elements including advanced automation features designed to increase productivity. Existing users of the NobelProcera Scanner will be able to upgrade their current scanner to the new 2G version for a modest fee. Also later this year, Nobel Biocare is forming a partnership with 3Shape that will enable 3Shape users to access NobelProcera Abutments in zirconia and titanium. After integrating with NobelProcera, 3Shape users simply maintain their current workflow of scanning and designing using the 3Shape Dental System; interested 3Shape users should contact Nobel Biocare to obtain the required interface file. Availability may depend on which 3Shape partner has provided the system. For more information, visit www.nobelbiocare.com.


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Turkish military stand near the Turkey-Syria border in Akcakale, Turkey, early Friday, Oct. 5, 2012. Turkey fired on Syrian targets for a second day Thursday, but said it has no intention of declaring war, despite tensions after deadly shelling from Syria killed five civilians in a Turkish border town. ((AP Photo))
Local people travel on the back of a truck in Tel Abyad, Syria, Friday, Oct. 5, 2012. On Friday, a Syrian mortar round hit inside Turkey, causing no injuries, and Turkish troops returned fire, the state-run news agency Anadolu said late Friday, and Turkey deployed more troops near to the border with Syria. ((AP Photo))
Syrians carry a rebel injured during fighting with the Syrian army in the Syrian town of Tel Abyad to the Turkish city of Akcakale on the Turkey-Syria border, Turkey, Friday, Oct. 5, 2012. Turkey's state-run news agency says Turkish troops have returned fire after a mortar shell from Syria again landed on its territory. Turkish artillery has fired at Syrian targets for two straight days after shelling from Syria killed five civilians in Turkey. ((AP Photo))


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I had been able to add up about $8-9 Trillion that the Federal Reserve had disclosed to bail out various domestic and foreign banks, to prop up the sagging stock markets, and to "shore up" the U.S. economy through what Bernanke has euphemistically called "quantitative easing" (simply a disingenuous synonym for "printing money" or "monetizing the national debt").
That was bad enough, being in addition to all the TARP funds, Stimulus funds, and Federal Deficit Spending. The money supply was and is clearly in danger of entering a hyperinflationary cycle.
But, now the Truth is coming out. It's not a paltry $8-9 Trillion that the Federal Reserve under Bernanke and Obama have lavished upon cronies. No. It's over $16 Trillion -- more than twice what we thought! Keep in mind this is in addition to the National Debt of over $16 Trillion. It is completely separate from all the deficit spending of the out of control Federal Government.
It's no wonder that Americans have lost over 40% of their wealth during this same time! It's actually a wonder that we haven't lost it all! The Administration and Federal Reserve together have more than quadrupled the total world supply of dollars in circulation since Obama took office. The only reason we aren't in already in hyperinflation is that so many of these new dollars are being hoarded in reserve by the world's failing corrupt banks and by the business world which is terrified of spending capital in the midst of such insanity.
The Federal Reserve is, indeed, the biggest scam in the history of man. The Federal Reserve is the largest criminal organization on the face of the Earth. We have enabled and ignored a secret (it's never been audited, it's separate and above the U.S. Government, and the "owners/investors" are unknown) cabal that is working on a global level against the interests of the American people.
This should be a scandal of such proportions that it should bring down the Administration and the Federal Reserve in an explosive flash of public outrage. If we had a real and honest news media any more, this should be the topic of every discussion every hour every day until a new Administration is installed. The people at the top of the current Administration and Federal Reserve should go to prison -- and perhaps worse. And the Federal Reserve must be abolished!
The fact that this scourge will be hushed and that only continuing distractions will be debated in the pseudo-media during this election season is a clear sign of the late stages of decline and decay in this nation. Get ready. Things are going to get a great deal worse before they get better.
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WORK to build Newcastle's $94million courthouse could start next month and be followed by several major catalyst projects, including the residential redevelopment of the Hunter Street Mall and the University of Newcastle's city campus.
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Newcastle MP Tim Owen revealed yesterday the government's progress, in some cases stalled, on several city projects and planning policies that combined would dramatically change the face of the inner city.
The Joint Regional Planning Panel took the first step by approving the controversial court complex.
The approval was granted despite opposition from members of the legal community, who said the building was the wrong design on the wrong site.
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An independent planner's report recommended the development should be refused because a lack of parking would create ''unsatisfactory traffic impacts''.
Public transport advocate Darrell Harris told the panel meeting the shortfall of parking places in the vicinity could increase to more than 400 when the impact of other developments such as the Newcastle Art Gallery was taken into account.
The panel members, Jason Perica, John Colvin and Cr Brad Luke, voted unanimously to approve the courthouse.
They said they had weighed parking concerns against the public benefit of the proposal.
''The simple fact is that the building is very important to Newcastle and is very important to the revitalisation of the CBD,'' Cr Luke said.
Mr Owen told about 200 people at an Urban Development Institute of Australia event soon after the decision that ''we should see bricks and mortar and things starting to happen on [the courthouse] site within the next month [to] month and a half''.
Mr Owen also outlined progress on major projects and spoke about the government's plans for Newcastle.
They included the Hunter Street Mall project, which he said would be a predominantly residential redevelopment with some associated niche commercial and retail.
''It really is going to be a world class development,'' he said before the presentation.
''Senior people at Landcom have said this won't just be a good thing for Newcastle ... it will be a benchmark regional development.''
Detailed designs are yet to be developed.
The mall project would require large-scale grouting to combat mine subsidence issues, and could potentially be used as a pilot for a citywide scheme.
Mr Owen said the government and council could grout city blocks where the costs have proved a barrier to progress. Developers could pay into the scheme when they begin building.
The long-awaited urban renewal State Environmental Planning Policy will designate the east end as a residential precinct, Civic as the city's commercial hub, and retail will be encouraged in the west end.
The policy has been several years in the making, bur Mr Owen said the details would not be released until a decision was made on the heavy rail line.
''I don't care that people say 'you haven't done this' or 'you haven't done that','' Mr Owen said.
''I believe you plan once, you plan right and I won't make politically expedient statements.''
Mr Owen left the audience in no doubt of his preference to ''truncate'' the rail line at Wickham or Hamilton.
''We will have the best public transport system that suits the design of the city,'' he said. ''We will come out with a transport system that suits that urban design.''
Mr Owen said the former Newcastle post office building would cost $10million to $15million to refurbish, a cost analysis shows.
Progress on the building has been halted due to a native title claim in the NSW Land and Environment Court, but the University of Newcastle Alumni Association is still the preferred tenant.
Mr Owen expressed some frustration about the state of the post office site and lack of progress at the former Empire Hotel site, both bought by the previous government.
''You wouldn't see a post office in George Street in Sydney looking like that,'' he said.
The Empire site is waiting ''for a decision from this government about moving departmental capabilities to Newcastle''.


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Anthony Zoppel isn't just fishing for striper. He's also fishing for answers, specifically, what's killing dolphins on New Jersey beaches.
"I fish here every weekend really. It's sad," he says.
Two more dolphins washed up in Stone Harbor over the weekend. Another washed up yesterday in Cape May.
"It's just sad to hear. Every other day or so you hear more dolphins washing up and it is a little scary that you don't know what's causing it," says Kristen Perlman of Brigantine.
This summer, more than 70 dolphins washed up in New Jersey alone. Nearly 500 up and down the East Coast. The mortality rate is nine times higher than average. Tonight, we finally have an answer. Federal officials say that the morbillivirus is to blame.
"Healthy animals will survive and weaker animals with other ailments will perish," says Bob Schoelkpt.
Bob Schoelkopf, the Director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, says that 37 dolphin carcasses have been taken to University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Veterinary Center in Chester County for testing. Tissue and teeth samples confirmed that the diagnosis was a virus.
Scientists know what's causing dolphins to be killed; unfortunately, they can't do anything about it. In fact they anticipate more dead dolphins to wash up on South Jersey beaches.
"I don't think there's anything anyone can do about it because it's a virus that we can't go out and inoculate every dolphin," says Bob Schoelkopf.
The same virus killed more than 700 dolphins in a similar kill off in 1987. The virus eventually ran it's course.
"I was worried that it would hit the fish we catch; flounder, blue fish striper who knows, it can go from fish to fish," says Anthony Zoppel of Marlton, New Jersey.
Experts say that the morbillivirus cannot spread to humans, but if you see a dolphin in the water, do not go near it.
"We had a problem in Stone Harbor where the lifeguards actually went out to the floating dead animal. Our biggest fear is that there are sharks underneath the water feeding on those animals," says Bob Schoelkopf.
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Gov. John Kasich hopes his refusal to operate an online marketplace for health coverage will generate some dough for his re-election campaign.
In a fundraising appeal to other opponents of President Barack Obama's health-care law, Kasich pledged "though our hands have been tied on this issue because of the federal law, we will do all that we can to protect the values that have always made Ohio great." A video featuring Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor providing more detailed explanation of the decision also was included.
Kasich Friday informed regulators that Ohio wants the federal government to set up a state health exchange where the uninsured and small businesses can shop and compare health policies. The Republican governor cited cost and lack of flexibility for his decision. Late that afternoon, Kasich clearly linked his decision to politics when his campaign sent an e-mail to supporters informing them of the decision and asking for a donation.
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Here you see the two diffrent photo's. Now you can clearly see a slight diffrence of the angle the photo's are taken.
Here you see the two diffrent photo's. Now you can clearly see a slight diffrence of the angle the photo's are taken.
Danny Ocean, the only difference I see is the angle of the Coffin, not the photo of Elvis.
The photo is the same exact one on both angles. That's cause the cropped photo is just placed on a different photo of the coffin. If anything we would have then seen the face at a different angle.
And peppered throughout this thread and the prev. one regarding this topic were plenty of references to a wax figure. Also references made or inferred to doctored photo or has someone not read the thread all the way thru? LOL
No protesting just asking for facts of some people's "facts"...sort of like when they claimed something about aunt Lois.
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The biggest-selling issue of all time for The National Enquirer was the issue with this photo on the cover. It sold a record-breaking 700,000 copies. The photo of Elvis, lyingn in his copper coffin in the music room of Graceland, was snapped by a Presley relative (Billy Mann), with an Instamatic camera supplied by the Enquirer. Security was tripled to keep out uninvited reporters and fans, but the relative was able to shot three quick frames and stuff the camera in his pocket. He immediately departed Graceland and was whisked away in a waiting limo, and the film rushed to a secret photo lab. A special photo team was flown in to Memphis from Florida to process the film. When the film was developed, the first two frames were unusable, but the third and final frame is the one you see on the cover of the Enquirer. The photo was considered so sensational that a senior editor and a security guard were detailed to accompany it at all times. The Enquirer has permitted this photo to be published only on a few occasions.
Sidenote: the pic is also next to the article...I can scan and post for thos interested, along w/the ORIGINAL Enquirer front pic (not an ebay copy) and the pic inside from a further angle.
So those who say it's a fake please post an article stating so that is a RELIABLE source.
I'm not sure how much more reliable you can get than the people that worked there and saw it all.
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer Signs Most Extreme Abortion Ban in U.S.
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer today signed the most extreme abortion ban in the United States, banning all abortion after 20 weeks with very limited exception. Like the mandatory ultrasound bill Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell signed earlier this year, this bill represents an extreme overreach by far-right lawmakers, Planned Parenthood Federation of America said today.
Politicians should not be involved in a womans personal medical decisions about her pregnancy. Ultimately, decisions about whether to choose adoption, end a pregnancy, or raise a child must be left to a woman, her family, and her faith, with the counsel of her doctor, said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. It is important that abortion remains a safe and legal medical procedure for a woman to consider if and when she needs it.
House Bill 2036 has several damaging provisions that pose a threat to womens health, but the provision of the bill that bans abortion at 20 weeks is a particularly cruel and dangerous attack on womens health. The very narrow exception for medical emergency leaves many scenarios where a womans health may be at risk, but where a doctor, for fear of being prosecuted or simply because the health crisis does not rise to the definition of medical emergency, would not be able to offer her care.
For example, as the result of a similar yet less restrictive measure passed in Nebraska in 2010, a woman named Danielle Deaver was forced to continue a pregnancy even after a health crisis meant she was going to lose the pregnancy. In signing the legislation today, Governor Brewer ignored the personal plea of Ms. Deaver, who was forced to live through 10 excruciating days waiting to give birth to a baby that she knew would die minutes later, because her doctors feared prosecution under her states 20-week abortion ban.
Because lawmakers in my home state of Nebraska passed this sweeping abortion ban, my family's personal loss a year and a half ago became a nightmare, Deaver wrote to Governor Brewer. That my pregnancy ended, that choice was made by God. How to handle the end of my pregnancy, that should have been private. But the decision that should have remained mine and my husband's at a very difficult time was decided for us and it was decided by politicians we'd never met.
Instead of focusing on the real concerns of Arizonans jobs and the economy lawmakers have spent a significant amount of time this session pushing bills that could take health care away from Arizona women, Planned Parenthood Federation of America said.
House Bill 2036 was only one bill in a package of anti-womens health bills pushed by members of the state legislature this year. Legislators are also pursuing a bill that would allow any employer to refuse to provide health-insurance coverage of birth control for religious reasons to their employees. This bill would overturn Arizonas decade-old contraceptive equity law, drafted by Republican former state Representative Linda Binder and signed by Republican and Catholic former Governor Jan Hull.


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West Ham are set to complete their £18.1 million compensation repayments to Sheffield United over the Carlos Tevez affair, with a final instalment due by July.
The deal was agreed after Tevez, at the time owned by a third-party and not fully by the Hammers, played a key role in keeping the east London side in the Premier League in 2007 and condemned the Blades to relegation as a consequence - but information in Sheffield United's latest accounts has now confirmed that the agreement is nearing an end.
West Ham were fined £5 million by a Premier League inquiry for a rule breach regarding third-party ownership but no points deduction was made and crucially Tevez was not suspended from the club's final fixtures. But Sheffield United pursued the case with an independent tribunal which ruled that the Argentine striker had been ineligible to play.
Third-party ownership is prohibited in English football on the basis of it leading to conflicts of interest and UEFA now plans to introduce the ban Europe-wide, despite opposition from clubs in Portugal and Italy.
UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino said: "We think this should be the case all over the world, certainly all over Europe. If FIFA will not do it, we will certainly do it as far as Europe is concerned."


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Mmmm…I just love summer. The energies run big, bright, and colorful! My fire rhythm can find herself burnt out easily though if I commit to do-ing too much instead of just be-ing. Taking quiet time is imperative for my system, especially during the vibrant summer months. A recent Saturday night was a be-ing night for me and I cannot think of a better way to celebrate a cool, quiet, rainy summer night than by working in the kitchen with fresh fruit.
Food is incredibly sensual, isn't it? The invitation arrives and we have to give ourselves permission to really, truly experience it! Fresh fruit and vegetables this time of the year are truly blessed gifts indeed and I give myself freely, fully to the sensory-filled experience of the harvest. This is also one of my favorite aspects of traveling and brings to mind a recent opportunity while in Jamaica this past spring.
My business partner and I facilitate women's retreats in a beautiful town off the beaten path called Treasure Beach. A treasure it is! Each night we fell asleep under the gentle caress of Caribbean salt air, the rhythmic drone of the sea right outside of our door, and the thud of ripened mangoes falling from the trees…a few times falling right on the roof of our cottage! So each morning the group of us women would excitedly scour the yard at our B&B, gathering the night's treasures, and run into the ocean. Mangoes in-hand, we began to peel the leathery skin, exposing the sweet, golden flesh of the fruit, allowing the juices to fully encase our fingers. The entire fruit is then dipped in the salt water…oh, the exquisite taste! There are no words beyond this point so I will leave it to your imagination......
Thank you, Ashling. I love that you share "sensual" and "poetic" in the same sentence...ahh...that is magic right there!
Thank you, Lizann! You are right about those peaches...like candy they are right now. And you have a copy of that book too? Isn
What a sensual, poetic sharing of the season's delights....beautifully done!


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I Can't Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt
The Price I Pay -Billy Bragg
Against All Odds - Phil Collins
He was drawn to the sad love type songs
Alright, my friends.... If still alive, what songs, from 78 to the present, do you think were meant for Elvis to record or would have been perfect for him to perform? Any ideas?
How about....
Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton
Graceland - Paul Simon
Have I Told You Lately - Rod Stewart
Heart of Rock N' Roll - Huey Lewis & The News
Somebody Lied - Conway Twitty
Statue of A Fool - Ricky Van Shelton
Feel Like Going Home - Charlie rich
Good Hearted Woman - Waylon Jennings
Some Memories Just Won't Die - Marty Robbins
That's The Way Love Goes - Merle Haggard
A Fire I Can't Put Out - George Strait
Take Me Down - Alabama
Nothing - Dwight Yoakam
Don't Take It Away - Conway Twitty
Saturday Night Special - Conway Twitty
and a lot more.... can you tell I'm a country fan? So, let's hear your ideas!
I Can't Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt
The Price I Pay -Billy Bragg
Against All Odds - Phil Collins
He was drawn to the sad love type songs
"When You Let Your Head get Too Big, It'll Break your Neck" Elvis Presley.
I would have liked to hear him do "If You Could Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot.
In the air tonight - Phil Collins..... That would give me the chills!!!!
Home - Michael Bubl?
Don't let the sun Go down On me - Elton John
He would did a fine job on this on.
(and Georgia on my mind - Ray, but change the titel to Memphis on my mind )
i was listening to my local radio station and tina turners 'whats love got to do with it' came on. Elvis could've done better i know it. he could've changed the lyrics a bit and reached those awesome climaxs he does and it woulda been awesome!
sincerely, Scott, a 15 year old Elvis fan
prayers to Jackie my auntie in law, and R.I.P Charlie Hodge, both victims of cancer
Child In Time....
(Blackmore - Gillan - Glover - Lord - Paice)
Sweet child in time
you?ll see the line
line that?s drawn between
good and bad
see the blind man
shooting at the world
bullets flying taking toll
If you?ve been a bad
oh Lord I bet you have
and you?ve not been hit
by flying led
you?d better close your eyes
you?d better bow your head and
wait for the ricochet
- Lyrics of most beautiful song in rock music ever!!!
When I first saw this post the first song that came to mind was, "One Good Reason" the Tracey Chapman Song; it has this Memphis '69 sound. Great song!
After giving it a little bit of thought, "Glory Days", "I'm On Fire", "Dancing In The Dark" (all Sprinsteen songs), "Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing" (Chris Issak), several of Huey Lewis' songs, Eddie Rabbitt (Someone Could Lose A Heart Tonight....among others), "Let Her Cry" & "I Go Blind" (Hootie & The Blowfish)....Those are just A few that are Elvis to me.
That's one of my all-time favourite songs! So definitely!Originally Posted by quinn53
I would have liked to have heard Elvis covering Simply Red's "Holding Back The Years". It fits his vocal style (though almost ANYTHING does), and lyrically, seems highly appropriate for his life in the 70s.
Much agreed there, quinn and Cryo. I can see him doing a lot more of Gord's songs than he did. I think the attitude of Sundown would have fit him nicely (perhaps a nice B-side for If You Talk In Your Sleep? ), but a lot of his other ballads and easygoing songs would have been great performed by Elvis too...Carefree Highway for sure.
For whatever reason, If You Could Read My Mind made me think of some Jim Croce songs like I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song, Time In A Bottle, and It Doesn't Have To Be That Way. Elvis would have given masterful versions of those, no doubt.
Billy Joel's (The Stranger album--one of my favorite LPs) She's Always A Woman, Just The Way You Are, and She's Got A Way would have been delivered beautifully by Elvis.
Of course lists such as these could go on forever.
...you won't forget me when I go.
Indeed they could!
Another fave of mine in the world of Gord is "Rainy Day People". I'm sure Elvis could have done a fantastic version of that, too! Although... he would have needed to have laid off of "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" and "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald". They're for Canadian peeps only!
There is just such a rich songscape for Elvis to tap into to - then and now. That man could have gone many places he didn't. Funny, though... I think I'm right in assuming most of these suggestions are balladic and NOT rockin' numbers. It shows how familiar and comfortable we all are with the notion that THIS was really the kind of singer Elvis was. He was definitely more interested in soulful music that was a natural outgrowth of gospel than the frenetic, guttural tunes like "Hound Dog" and "Jailhouse Rock" (I think it's very telling that he also slowed down "Heartbreak Hotel" in the 70s and made it even bluesier).
I would have liked to hear him singing Bruce Springsteen's "Sad Eyes" or Billy Joel's "The River Of Dreams".
"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" (U2) and "Some Guys Have All The Luck" (Rod Stewart) would've been intersting, too.
If you don't have nothing left to say,
let me hold you one more time for ol' times sake
I would have love to hear him do some John Denver stuff. On the 1979 album "JD" are some awesome songs like "Sweet Melinda" and "What's On Your Mind". Both songs featured James Burton and Emory Gordy who were working with John Denver at the time. Another John Denver song "This Ol' Guitar" would also fit him perfectly. And from John Denver's album "Spirit" I would like "In The Grand Way" and "Come And Let Me Look In Your Eyes".
"Tears In The Morning" of the Beach Boys.
"When You Are A King" of White Plains.
"Jennifer" of Bert Sommer (Woodstock '69).
"Touch Me" and "People Are Strange" of the Doors.
"The Girl From Yesterday" of the Eagles (Hell Freezes Over).
"Together Again" and "She" of Gram Parsons.
"A Good Year For The Roses" of Elvis (!) Costello.
"How Can We Hang On To A Dream" of Tim Hardin.
"Only A Fool" of Mighty Sparrow & Byron Lee.
"Could It Be Magic" of Barry Manilow with that beautiful classical Chopin intro.
And of course the one and only song of all times "MacArthur Park". Elvis' version would have been the ultimate and final version.
This is going to sound strange to some, but... I wish Elvis could have laid down vocals to a Disney film of some kind. I know "Lilo and Stitch" used some of his songs for its soundtrack but I'm talking about all-original songs. Again, it may sound strange to some, but I think he could have done a great version of "Circle of Life" (the opening track to "The Lion King"). It's an epic song about an epic philosophy - something that would have been right down Elvis' street.
What do you think about these:
Like A Rock (Bob Segar)
I'm A Ramblin' Man (Waylon Jennings)
He Stopped Loving Her Today (George Jones)
Lady (Kenny Rogers)
Driving My Life Away (Eddie Rabbit)
Achy Breaky Heart (Billy Ray Cyrus)
Angels Among Us (Alabama)
Go Rest High On That Mountain (Vince Gill)
Hurt (Johnny Cash version)
I Won't Back Down (Tom Petty)
You Shook Me All Night Long (ACDC)
"Don't tamper with the property of the U.S. Male"
Big Boss Man, those are great choices! I can see that we have another country music fan in the house, huh? I totaly agree with your first three choices...
I'm A Ramblin' Man (Waylon Jennings)
He Stopped Loving Her Today (George Jones)
Lady (Kenny Rogers)
They've got Elvis written all over them! If still alive, he probably would have recorded "He Stopped Loving Her"... before George?
Anyway, here's an interesting thought that I might start another thread on... what style do you think he would have leaned more towards in the 80's, 90's and so on? More country, pop, or gospel? I think he would have done more music in the country genre. Any thoughts?
I always thought Elvis would of done good with some of Garth's stuff.
The Dance, Thunder Rolls, I got friends in low places.
And so many more really, both rockin and balads.
There's an Elvis Imp, Doug Church i believe, who put out some CD awhile back doing Elvis-doing other hits. It's really kinda neat. I've got them and admit it's not something i've listened to more then once or just to share with someone who hasn't heard it. It's just a way to kind of dream about what could of been. It was fun to hear.
I'm not a big Elton John fan, and I haven't heard this song in a long time, but for whatever reason the other day his "Blue Eyes" popped into my head. He actually sang it with a sort of Elvis-like delivery, and that type of song would have suited him perfectly.
...you won't forget me when I go.
I wish he could have recorded "T.L.C." from Tom Jones' Tender Loving Care album.
Adios !
Here's another one "Sweet Music Man"(Kenny Rogers)
this would been a very nice song for Elvis.
Curtis Simpkins
Long Live Vinyl. :worthy:


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