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On a table at the front of the room were a 24-year-old houseplant and pots and pots of miniature plants, enough to make a small forest. They were examples of plants trained in the art of bonsai (bones-eye), or literally a �tree in a pot.�<>>
Exports of bonsai trees from Japan have increased significantly, 10 times what they were a decade ago as reported last October by Japan Today, a Tokyo-based online newspaper. The biggest buyers are China, Italy and the United States. The simple, classic style appeals to contemporary designers and the small size fits well in many down-sized homes.
On February 16, the Penn State Franklin County Extension Service Master Gardener program held a workshop on
The Art of Japanese Landscaping and Bonsai. Over 20 people attended to hear about growing and training bonsai and the elements of Japanese landscaping in gardens.<>>
�I�ve been trying for over 15 years to create a bonsai,� said Tisha Corwell, Chambersburg. The workshop has Corwell ready to �try it again.�
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Barbara Petrucci spoke about the art of bonsai
On display was Petrucci�s Schefflera (Umbrella) plant which she began training 24 years ago. She took the opportunity to show how to prune on this plant, eliciting a few gasps from the audience as she snipped off very healthy green growths.
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A long-time bonsai enthusiast, Petrucci participated in the workshop hoping to find others interested in establishing an informal bonsai club. �And I wanted to show off my plants,� she laughed.
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I don't know if I saw a huge improvement in my acne but I would say I saw some. Mind you that although I've improved my skin quite a bit I have a tendency toward SEVERE acne that hasn't responded well to anything in the past and although my acne is only moderate now I wouldn't expect this face wash to do anything amazing as I still have very difficult skin that won't listen to reason. But it has kept my acne under control, smells nice and gets my face very clean without over drying it one bit. (I have a tendency to dry skin as well so that's always a huge plus for me) Once again I love using desert essence because I love that I'm not putting harsh products on my face that could really be more damaging than helpful. It wasn't too expensive and I've had it for close to 4 months and am still not out of product yet. Just don't get it in your eyes it burns a lot. I think the only thing I dislike is that it is extremely watery but I got used to that after having it for a while. Great product. Will repurchase this also.
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A friend recommended this cleanser to me because she loves everything about it. I have combination skin that can go from dry to oily depending on the season and other factors. I bought a bottle and didn't care for it at first. I thought it was too drying. I normally use very gentle lotion cleansers that are usually soothing. The gentle lotion cleansers do not remove makeup well for me, so I mixed some of this cleanser with whichever one I am currently using and it's perfect. Makeup is easily removed and my skin is soft and feels moisturized in one step. It works especially well with Cereve Moisturizing Cleanser.
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Works good. I purchase this in the big bottle as I have my own foaming pump. I use to put this is a regular pump bottle, but it was too runny and messy, so I stopped using it for a while, but now I put it in a pump, and it works soooo much better and I end up using less products. It's great at removing make up, but this really dries out my skin (hence the 4 lippies). It's also great at keeping my skin clear, but I can't use this everyday as it dries out my skin too much..probably every other day or every two days is good. I put a 'No' on repurchasing though since I do have 100% natural Tea Tree Oil that I use diluted as a spot treatment.
The only thing not to like about this product (probably just something up with my bottle) is that the bottle leaks a lot for some reason...
I've had a lot of bad experiences with face washes. But this one is great, no breakouts. It leaves my face looking clean, plain and simple.
No lame-o added fragrances, that's an extra plus.
Great product for oily congested skin types. Terrific value... A little goes a long way and love the fact that it's natural. Can be a little drying on the skin but nothing that can't be corrected by using a moisturizer. My skin has been clear and blackheads have going away too. I purchased the small bottle at Trader Joes for less than six bucks. I went to Whole Foods and noticed they had a 500ml bottle for $10 bucks. So when I run out I will go there to buy the big bottle and refill the small one with the dispenser.
i really like this product, i have oily acne prone skin and i think it has really helped to keep my acne under control....it doesn't dry out my skin, and leaves it feeling super clean....lately i have switched to all organic products (for face only) and i feel that my skin looks and feels so much better....i would definitely repurchase this over and over again.
The first time I tried this product, I loved it. I have somewhat oily skin, that is extremely acne prone, so this product ended up drying my face quite a bit. I would then put Desert Essence's Jojoba Oil, and the dry feeling would go away. The first week, the product cleaned not only the dirt, but also the acne off of my face. After a week, the product only made my face clean, but it no longer prevented or cleared my acne. I would buy it again only because it does make your face look clean, and it isn't too expensive.
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Although the image of the space planner has begun to come into focus, there are still a good many blurry physiognomic details. In order to help bring the portrait into sharper resolution, Contract recently asked a group of space planners a series of 23 questions, and this issue is devoted to their replies. The 11 individuals whose discussion of the practices and problems of space planning makes up the next 22 pages, are all ranking exponents of this new science with a vast amount of important work to their collective credit…
They are representative of a profession that, without status a decade ago, today controls a decisive segment of contract work. We addressed our questions to the participants listed below because we felt that their pooled experience would yield significant information, both for other professionals in the field and for prospective clients….The symposium that they have developed constitutes, in our opinion, the first publication of a basic primer of space.
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R.L. Forster, Ebasco Services: In 1947, when I joined Ebasco, we began our consulting approach through the space administration and space utilization avenues, putting the primary emphasis on the creation of physical surroundings as a business tool to carry out the purposes of the business enterprise; the physical preparation of the space is but an implementation in the whole planning process.
Lawrence Lerner, Saphier, Lerner, Schindler: Most rooms attempt, in one way or another, to recoup their time investments. Some ask for it as a percentage of cost, some as a ‑ at price for the job, and others, in various methods of presentation ask for hourly rates.
Marvin B. Affrime, The Space Design Group: While hourly fees based on manpower may be necessary for projects short of total planning and design, most equitable for over-all planning and design assignments. There is growing evidence, however, that some adjustments may be necessary in percentage arrangements for a ‑ at 15 percent does not always provide adequate compensation for the designer.
Frank Colangelo, Leonard-Colangelo-Peters: …I am sometimes amused or that it plays a minor role in the business. I charge deliberate and consistent dishonesty—specifically: a. Bribery— payments to real estate brokers for favors—tips, and recommendations; b. Extortion—in the form of kickbacks demanded of suppliers and manufacturers. This extra "hidden cost" of course is really borne by the client; c. Theft—in the form of "loaded" bills to clients who are not informed of true discount prices and who, therefore, pay outrageous prices for items purchased by the designer.
Gerald Luss, Designs for Business: I would say that the main problem in the space planning profession today is in the willingness on the part of some firms to provide space planning at no cost to the broker or client. I feel that the designer loses considerable stature when he is willing to give away his hard-earned professional knowledge.
Forster: Probably the one thing that the competent space planner can offer that the client himself may never possess is an awareness of the significance of the effect of physical facilities of the company's operations. Jack Freidin, Freidin Studley Associates: A good space planner provides his client with the following benefits: efficient utilization of space; good design; properly planned environment (re: lighting, air conditioning, sound control, etc.); management of every phase and detail of the project; and budget control.
Affrime: It is impossible for the space planner to know the business operations of his client too intimately. Design, to be effective, must be based upon thorough and objective research. Space planning research, to be effective, must go far beyond counting noses and desks and file drawers, and then sitting down with a table of minimum space requirements and a floor plan and figuring out how to fit everything in the least possible number of square feet. It goes far beyond finding out who rates corners and windows, and what colors the boss is allergic to. Research means taking the lid off an organization and finding out what makes it tick today, and what will make it buzz and click tomorrow.
Freidin: As the age of specialization becomes more specialized, as it inevitably will, the space planner will have to become more involved, even than he is today, in all of the technical aspects of modern office planning. For example, his knowledge and field of experience will have to keep up to date with advances in the fields of communications (radio, television, telephonic), electronic data processing equipment, environmental control (temperature, humidity, sound, touch, smell, lighting, color, materials). As the technical tools at the designer's command become more complicated and involved, he will find himself by necessity becoming more involved with the functional aspects of the business operation and their relationships to these technical tools.
Colangelo: Architectural offices employ (either directly or as consultants) structural engineers, electrical and mechanical engineers. That relatively new breed, office planners, should be involved at the very inception of each building project, just as these other specialists. But the economics of space rentals usually forced these natural partners (architect and space planner) on opposite sides, the architect employed by the building owner,the space planner by the tenant, and this unnatural arrangement has further complicated what is at best a difficult project technically.
J. Gordon Carr, J. Gordon Carr & Associates: …We are architects and work closely with the building architect when the building design is in its early stage.This works to the benefit of both owner and tenant. The two parts are very closely related. There should be close team work between the landlord's architect andthe tenant's professional adviser—in our case, the tenant's architect.
Nathaniel Becker, Becker & Becker Associates: There is a clear line of responsibility between the architect and the space planner. However, both must work closely together and be sympathetic to the work of the other.


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Happiness is a relative term. You can tell how happy you are by weighing that feeling against other times during which you felt less happy or more happy.
This moment compared to that of only a moment ago?
alcohol sometimes changes your mood.
life is hell.
enjoy it while you can.
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In architecture, the crowning member of a column, pier, pilaster, or other vertical form, providing a structural support and transition for the horizontal member (entablature) or arch above. In Classical styles, the capital is the architectural member that most readily identifies the order. Simple stone capitals have been found in the earliest known pyramids of ancient Egypt (c. 2890–2686 BC), at Saqqarah.
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Sony today announced its own version of the Super Smash Bros. with PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, a new PS3 title that will feature many of the famous first party and third party PlayStation-exclusive characters.
The rooster features "two decades of characters" including Kratos, Radec from Killzone, PaRappa the Rapper, Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth (complete with a truck), Fat Princess, and more.
The game supports upto 4 players. Levels include areas from Buzz!, God of War and Patapon, etc. Buzz! levels will have quiz questions for players to answer in the middle of the fight for additional benefits. Sony promises dynamic levels with moving background and what not. The game will run at 60fps, too.
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale will release this Holiday season. More information to be released during E3.
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Smoking outside the doors
Can you please re-evaluate your policy regarding smoking in the front of the library? Many times I have to walk through a cloud of smoke to return my books or walk into the library. Can you think about creating
a smoking area at the back entrance to the library? I really would appreciate someone taking the time to think about this. It is not healthy to be walking through second hand smoke.
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In response to recent comments about second hand smoke in front of the library we did some further investigation. Through discussions with Canton Public Safety we discovered the overhang may be considered part of our entrance. This is significant because Wayne County regulations restrict smoking within 6' of a building entrance. In order to accommodate our smoking and non-smoking patrons the library will relocate the smoking area to the east end of the building (toward Canton Center Road). Signs have been ordered and will be mounted as soon as they arrive and the smoking urns will be relocated to our new smoking area.


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6 The one who claims to remain in him ought to live in the same way as he lived. | 6 Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did. |
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Stemming from the DeviantArt design challenge in which fans were asked to submit their customized renderings of a Lexus IS 350 F, the winning design by Rob Evans was unveiled at this year's SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The vehicle — built by VIP Auto Salon in … READ MORE
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I'm from Bethlehem GA and this was my first cruise experience. I shared this trip with my husbad of 12 years as well as his 15 year old brother and our 12 year old neice. We decided to drive down to Cape Canaveral Florida and stay at a hotel the night before embarkation so that we were good and rested for the first day. The hotel was Country Inn & Suites by Calson located at 9009 Austronaut Boulevard, Cape Canaveral and they offered a Park and Cruise deal which gave us a Family Suite which included a semi-private kids room furnished with a set of bunkbeds, a third twin bed and a 32 inch flat screen mounted on the wall. The suite and the week of parking for our truck at the hotels extended parking lot was only $152.00 after taxes. This price is well worth the ammenities (which includes a clean handicap accessible pool with lift, whrlpool with handicap lift, a satisfying breakfast and a roundtrip shuttle ride) and the parking considering you will have to pay at the least $15.00 a More
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The stateroom was a balcony room and 100% ejoyable for the little bit of time we spent in there. The bed was not as good as home but rarely anything is. The couch folded out to a comfortable & sizable bed. TV was flat screen and the movies offered were new and mostly ones that we hav not seen. Everytime w left the room for any meals or activities, we returned to a freshly cleaned room with great towel animals wearing the sunglasses we had left on the desk, reading or hlding the remote and being cuddled by h stufed bunny brought by our niece. The room attendant was awesome and polite whe we ran into her. Theonly negative thing I can say is the shower is a bit snug for the more curvacious women like myself. A little bit more room would make a world of difference.
The ship had a couple of bars on the main pool deck and it was more laid back than I had expected. There were more older couples than people our age. This was fine for me as my husbnd and I are not party people. The physical activities offered on this ship are few and far in between. With the lack of drunken masses and the activites being just as lacking, this i why I say this is a ship for the older crowd that can appreciate the quite, laid back and more sophicated experience the Enchantment of the Seas has to offer.
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The eerie similarities between the final pitching lines of Clayton Kershaw, Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee are, um, eerie.
They pitched 233 innings each (give or take a few thirds). The allowed 66, 65, and 66 runs respectively. They essentially posted WHIPs of 1.00. There is very, very little to choose between them. Kershaw struck out the most but also walked more batters. Cliff Lee surrendered the most home runs, Roy Halladay the least.
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Roy Halladay pitched his innings in an environment which made it more difficult to do his job. The difference is slight but, if we're looking for differentiators, give this one to Halladay. He surrendered a mere ten home runs on the season, a season in which he made 15 starts at Citizen's Bank Park, a noted haven for left-handed home runs.
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It's getting chilly up here in NE Ohio, so gs have come to an end, the curb has been pretty slim pickins lately, maybe after the holiday's people will "clean out the old, to make room for the new"....and then I will get their old for my new!! My most recent curb finds are here: The round piece of wood is in the process of becoming a mosaic wall hanging, and the little stool has been mosaiced and waiting for grout. The rest is still waiting (on me) lol |
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That's some great curb shopping! I think the round board is the one that's becoming a flamingo -- right? Can you show a pic of the stool after you've finishing grouting? Or even before!? And are those leaded glass panes in that window?? :-) Barbara |
Yes, the round piece is my "flamingo"...I don't have a digital camera but I am taking pics "as I go"....the stool actually had a magnifying glass in the center, I filled it with grout and mosaiced it, I probably would mosaic DH if I could LOL I have four of those cabinet doors, and yes they have leaded glass...they came out of a circa 1920 apartment building, just sitting here waiting for me to decide what I want to do with them.... |
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Hi, I am new to this forum, (from Australia) you all have such great ideas!!! :-] I went to a local charity shop today and bought a cane picnic basket for $2. I am going to take off the lid (its a square one) and make a tray out of it and the base I am going to line and put shade plants in to put under pur pergola. Not bad two things for $2!!!! Happy hunting |
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Hi, Its that "Aussie again" I found a paper machee vase in an op shop 50c I have painted and am going to make it into a fairy house, the roof I am covering with sticks cut to size. The open end will have door and I am going to put windows in too. When Its finshed I will put a clear varnish on it, so it will preserve it. Neat huh? Am a big kid at heart :-) Gill |
Well "Aussie" I think a fairy house sounds great... I just did one for another forum with a birdhouse, rocks from our Lake Erie (Cleveland, Ohio) and moss, pics below... if you click on 'next' right hand top you can see the project from start to finish.. |
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- Posted by sandyhills1 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 28, 04 at 19:57
You all find great stuff!Here in our small Fl. town haven't ever seen anything curbside.I do shop thrift stores and yard sales tho and have found many things to redo.Very interested in doing mosaics on top of some small tables and flowerpots.Would love to see photos of some any of you have done.Joy-- sandyhills1 |
Last week was awesome for me for curb shopping: someone put their house up for sale and dumped everything at the curb. I found a great metal tea cart, an old military footlocker, a wooden stool, and 3 chairs. The tea cart is awesome, I love it. It was sprayed white very roughly, but has a lot of rust. It is in the midst of being cleaned w/ steel wool, removing all the old clumps of paint and all the rust. I still love it, though. It just needs some TLC. The footlocker has a rotting bottom, so my husband is going to replace that piece of wood for me. I'll de-rust all the hinges and other metal pieces. I haven't decided what else I want to do to it; I don't want to cover the original military stenciling, though. |
Don't you just love road side shopping?? I have a couple of neighbours that will place things out front for pickup. A couple of weeks ago one of them put a little box out there. I was walking along & took a look inside. There was a little ceramic Christmas tree. Today I got it out. Its vintage I think. Its old, has one light bulb in the base that still works & little holes in the tree, and a bag of little coloured plastic birds to put in the holes. I cleaned it up today, works just fine & it's very pretty. Like a night light. Sometimes they kind of hide things in the tall grass, and you have to look close to find stuff. The other neighbours often place stuff by their garbage kind, particularly odd bottles. Thats where I got my fish bottle & my courvoisier cannon. Last week my sis picked up a small resin angel fountain, needs paint. Makes me want to go for a walk more often, cause you might not see their stuff if you drive by in the car. I often wonder what I missed, but I would feel guilty if I got all their stuff and didn't share it with others. Cozy |
I think I have read about your fish bottle, but I hadn't read about your courvoisier cannon. That sounds like an awesome piece! My next-door neighbor died 3 yrs ago and I have been waiting for her family to finally clear out the backyard--I want the 2 huge kettles/cauldrons if they throw them out. They were used to hold up a boat, and one of the grandchildren came and took the boat a long time ago, so the kettles are just sitting under the deck. I'm waiting patiently...... |
I put the courvoisier cannon in my fairy garden for the fairies should they decide to have a party! I have another neighbour thats a bachelor, he has all kinds of stuff he said I could have, let me think - old wheelbarrow, old rusty tiller or some kind of plow,lots of rebar & I'm sure there was more stuff. I better get it before its gone! Cozy |
Definitely! Lots of people have made yard art out of old tillers or plows, and I can think of a lot of things you could use the rebar for. I love to take things that would otherwise go into the trash and make something useful out of them. |
Cozy, I saw a "collector's show" recently and those little ceramic trees are very collectable!!!! Nice score!!! |
- Posted by secondhandrose2 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 10, 04 at 8:43
found at the curb, all at the same house: life-size terra cotta colored resin swan (neck swivels) 20 inch diameter, 30 inch high wicker basket wicker planter with silk plant inside wicker basket with handle filled with live plants rolling stand to put under large potted plants plastic sled |
In my area, these past few weeks have had great pickins. I have no more room for junk. I just keep my eyes open because I need to make some stuff for a charity auction ( mosiacs etc..) However I just found out that my township has a $1500 fine for Curbside collecting! How absurd, it cuts down on the amount of labor for the trash truck drivers etc....They claim it is to keep strangers out of neighborhood, who may be tempted to take other, non trash items.... Yikes I've never been fined and actually township workers also CCC. So technically I could get fined for recycling, cutting back on some overtime that cost the taxpayers, as well as making charitable contributions ( thru the auction ) to the schools in the township. Lame |
Eileen,money is what makes things work in this country.If your'e not spending it because you haul goods out of the roadside then some savvy city people have decided that you're not doing your part.Sadly enough more dumpster divers are finding locks,and laws are being passed to keep people like you and me spending our money on new junk.It amazes me that educated people are willing to use up unrenewable resources and pollute the earth with excess just to fuel the economy. |
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Fortunately in California we have legislation that can fine a city for not reducing what goes to the landfill by 50%. City recycling coordinators really don't mind dumpster divers here. Unfortunately it's not the diving that makes store owners lock the dumpsters it's the illegal dumping that usually does it.Dumpster Divers are usually pretty good about not leaving a mess so they will have regular access. I regular dive at dumpsters behind Thrift stores and donate almost all the clothing shoes etc to a low income givaway project at one of the schools. I have found amazing items. Large pieces of carpet are used in the yard for temporary weed prevention. We also have Craigs list here and tons of free stuff is listed daily. We need to get the kids educated more on reuse! Start em young! & Get the teens to think that the trashique style is in! A good book by the way is Mongo by ted botha. Good read on Dumpster Diving |
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Q: Should I tell anyone that I had weight reduction surgery?
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Casey*, 22, from Houston, Texas, thought a few dates with men from sugardaddyforme.com could help her buy the car she needed to get to class. But most guys she met wanted a commitment. One guy asked me to move in with him! she says. He promised me $10,000 a month! The money was tempting, but the expectations of a round-the-clock arrangement were too much.
Casey started wondering if she was making an awful trade-off: money for her self-respect. Around that time, she met her current boyfriend. When she told him about sugaring, He gave me an ultimatumhim or that lifestyle. Casey realized the money wasnt worth what she was risking: her safety and her chance at a real relationship. In the end, I felt better after I decided to leave the site.
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All Scandinavian has chosen the album Vendetta by the Faroese punk band 200 the best Scandinavian album of 2012.
This is the bands reaction on their Facebook page: "Very proud. We tip our hats to the fine people at All Scandinavian. You have GREAT taste."
And this is what All Scandinavian has written on their website about the nomination:
"Sometimes all it takes is 25 minutes. Not least when they're as sublime as on 200s album 'Vendetta'. Through it Mikael Blak, Niels Arge Galán and Uni Árting not only wipe their asses with so many of the bands riding the new wave of punk in Scandinavia these days – they do it while extending well-placed and heartfelt Fuck You!'s to the fearmongering political right sympathies dominating public debate these days. You know, actually taking a stand. And that counts for quite a bit in out book."
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7 Raging water cannot extinguish love, and rivers will never wash it away. If a man exchanged all his family's wealth for love, people would utterly despise him. | 7 Many waters cannot quench love; rivers cannot wash it away. If one were to give all the wealth of his house for love, it would be utterly scorned. |
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For couples marrying in Thailand, the marriage will only be legally recognised in your home country if you have followed Thai legal procedures. Part of this process involves completing some paperwork at the Thai embassy or consulate (usually in Bangkok). If it isn't valid under Thai law then the chances are it won't be valid under … Read More . . .
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Tooth Extractions
A tooth extraction refers the procedure of removing a tooth from its socket.
Before we start, it's important that you notify your dentist of your medical condition, such as, whether you have any artificial joints, diabetes, or a history of heart and valve conditions. You should also inform your dentist of any medications you are currently or have previously taken, such as, Redux, Phen Fen, blood thinners, or importantly medications that contain Biphosphonates, like Fosamax.
So here's how an extraction is done.
First, a local anesthetic is applied to make the procedure more comfortable. In some cases, your dentist will elect to use nitrous oxide gas in addition to the anesthetic. Once the area is numb, the extraction begins. A dental instrument, called an elevator, is used to wiggle the tooth in its socket. After the tooth is loosened it is removed using forceps or in some more complicated cases a surgical hand piece is also used to assist with the removal of the tooth.
Like most other procedures, tooth extraction is not free of possible complications, you should be aware that there is a slight chance of:
You need to be aware of the importance of replacing the missing tooth. Why?
Once a tooth is removed the space created by the missing tooth will allow the surrounding teeth to shift into that space. This shift could cause a misalignment in your mouth that can result in chewing or jaw joint problems. These shifted teeth are harder to clean making them more susceptible to gum disease, decay, or even additional tooth loss. For these reasons, it's important to replace the tooth with a dental appliance, such as, a bridge, a removable partial denture, or an implant.
In some instances, you may be considering the option of pulling a tooth rather than simply repairing it. While it may be less expensive in the short run, in the long run it may cost you more. As you just heard, once a tooth is pulled you still need to fill the space with a dental appliance to avoid future complications. If you add the cost of extraction plus the replacement of the tooth you may simply be better off repairing it.
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Risers and Fallers Of Senior Bowl Week:
January 26, 2012 in Uncategorized
Be sure to check out Steve's other 2012 NFL Draft Coverage with his: Latest Mock Draft, Senior Bowl Coverage, Draft Blog, and Draft Page.
Below are players I feel are rising & falling during the 2012 Senior Bowl Week.
QB Brandon Weeden:
Weeden has established himself as the best QB here, and probably risen above Nick Foles on a number of Draft boards.
RB Doug Martin:
Martin looks like the most complete back here, he definitely looks like a starter at the next level and should be firmly in the 3rd round range.
RB Vic Ballard:
Ballard has had a strong week as well, and probably moved into the 4th round area.
WR Juron Criner:
Criner was an afterthought among a number of scouts, so his brilliant showing this week has boosted his stock a bit.
WR Marvin McNutt:
McNutt has been a nice physical receiver on the North squad. I think he's moved ahead of some other receivers here.
WR Brian Quick:
Quick has been another receiver who really opened some eyes this week. His potential is really high and he could even get some 2nd round consideration.
DE Melvin Ingram:
Ingram's stock was already rising, but he's been the most dominant player here this week and could be the first pass rusher off the board.
DE Quinton Coples:
There were some questions about Coples' work ethic this year, but he's shown a lot of effort (and some great performances) this week.
OT Mike Adams:
Adams has really vaulted himself firmly into the 1st round, and could even be a top 20 pick now.
SS George Illoka:
Illoka has had a real nice week of practice, and has displayed good speed and excellent size. In a weak safety class he should be off the board no later than the 3rd round.
RB/WR Chris Rainey:
Rainey has lined up all over the field for the South and has impressed at every spot.
CB Alfonzo Dennard:
Dennard really struggled the first two practices, and his straight lined speed is in doubt. Now after a strong 3rd day, he got injured and has to pull out from the rest of the week.
C Ben Jones:
Jones was getting some 2nd round love before this week, but his lack of an anchor is a bit concerning. He's still got some overall talent, but I think he's fallen 30-40 picks.
WR Jeff Fuller:
After a strong first day of practice, Fuller has struggled catching the ball. He shows a nice size/speed combo, but if you can't catch the ball you can't be a receiver in the NFL.
WR DeVier Posey:
Posey shows nice quickness and separation skills, but he is catching way too many of his passes against his body. His hands are a bit in question right now and he has to have a strong end of the week to make up for loss ground.
RB Chris Polk:
Polk hasn't been horrible, but for a guy who was considered a 2nd rounder, he hasn't distinguished himself at all either.
QB Nick Foles:
Foles came into the Senior Bowl with a chance to become the 3rd QB selected in April's draft. Now unfortunately he hasn't progressed and looks to be more of a late 3rd rounder at best.
QB Kellen Moore:
Moore came in undersized and out of shape. While he's fairly accurate, he is slow at finding open recievers and doesn't have the arm strength to zip the ball in those tight windows.


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