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I was curious if anyone grows variegated Fuchsias and has pictures to post.
I'm also looking for one, the variegated Fuchsia procumbens, sometimes called 'Mary Miller'. Since there's no exchange forum, I guess I need to mention it here. I just bought my first variegated Fuchsia today: Fuchsia 'Firecracker' (F. triphylla) at Roger Reynold's Nursery in Menlo Park, CA. It was $5. I was really impressed with the variegation of this variety. A view from the side, so you can see the coloration on the underside of the leaves: I do have Fuchsia procumbens, which is small and new, but opened a flower today: I give a link below to a picture of the variegated F. procumbens, which I would be interested in trading for. I have a few other Fuchsias (F. denticulata, F. boliviana Alba, F. procumbens, F. bacillaris F. 'First Success') as well as a number of other plants. I also want to again mention that I have a F. boliviana Alba that is producing lots of berries. I can send a berry (or maybe two) for postage. Each has a couple hundred seeds, I think. |
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This is a simple pasta salad. A lot of reviewers complained of it's blandness. As soon as it was made, it tasted primarily of the olive oil that I used,but as it sat, more of the lemon flavor came through. I used red onion (didn't have green onions) and basil (no parsley). I upped the garlic and added salt and pepper to the dressing. I quite like it.
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Excellent. I added salt and pepper to the dressing (impossible to thoroughly mix throughout by sprinkling on orzo mixture). I also sprinkled all lemon peal and added dressing when orzo was still warm. Only addition was kalamata olives.
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Port of Seattle: We are working for environment and jobs
The port's view: We're not done by any means, but we have made significant progress in reducing emissions that impact the communities around our harbor.
(Editor's note: This op-ed article from a port commissioner is in response to articles in Crosscut last month on pollution in south Seattle. The stories covered concerns about trucking associated with the Port of Seattle as a source of some of the air pollution there and the Port of Seattle's promotion of environmental policies while advertising itself to shippers as being free of clean-truck fees imposed in some other West Coast ports and while its CEO was assisting efforts to stop federal legislation to regulate truck pollution. The stories are linked in the "Related Stories" box.)
For 100 years, the Port of Seattle has served as a robust, dependable economic engine for King County. Nearly 200,000 jobs across the state are generated by our port activities — steady, family-wage jobs that have helped this region weather many economic storms. We take that role very seriously and always have job creation at the fore of what we do. But we don't stop there: We must also care for the environment, mitigating where we can the ways that our activities impact the world around us.
Sustainability, respect for the environment, and building community economic vitality are guiding principles of the Port of Seattle. Over a broad array of initiatives, the port is working hard to build a strong seaport while also dealing vigorously with very real air and water quality issues associated with maritime business. The goals of economic success and environmental sustainability can, and must, be pursued together.
For five years, under the leadership of the Port Commission and CEO Tay Yoshitani, the port has steadily expanded its programs to reduce harmful air emissions — programs that have been developed and implemented in collaboration with other ports, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency, the Washington Department of Ecology, and the EPA. In 2007, the ports of Seattle, Tacoma, and Port Metro Vancouver, B.C., developed the landmark Northwest Ports Clean Air Strategy, a comprehensive program to proactively reduce emissions from maritime activities: emissions from all maritime activities — not just trucks, but also ships, cargo-handling equipment, rail, and tugs. We three ports became the only U.S. or Canadian ports to do so voluntarily; all other ports had been forced by lawsuits or regulatory enforcement order to implement air quality programs
On Tuesday (July 11), the Port of Seattle Commission will hear about how that program is working. Because it is working, very well. We're not done by any means, but we have made significant progress in reducing emissions that impact the communities around our harbor. Here are just two examples of that progress:
Clean Truck Program. Beginning in January of this year, the Port of Seattle has banned the oldest and dirtiest trucks from entering our terminals. Through a partnership with the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency, independent truck owners received $5,000 or Blue Book value, whichever was greater, to scrap pre-1994 trucks; most owners bought newer trucks and stayed in the business. The average age of cargo trucks in our fleet today is 2002, up from 1998 just three years ago.
At-Berth Clean Fuels Program and Shore Power for Cruise Vessels. Unlike Los Angeles, where the air quality is much poorer and truck emissions account for 25 percent of emissions, ships generate 44 percent of diesel emissions at the Port of Seattle, followed by on-dock cargo handling equipment and rail operations. Trucks account for just 3 percent. So, the port began a program that helps defray the expense of more costly low-sulfur fuel for vessels entering the harbor. More than 116 vessels from eight container carriers and four cruise lines have participated in the program. Over the last two and a half years, the fuel program has reduced sulfur emissions in the air around the harbor by about 500 metric tons. That's why our efforts cover a broad range of marine operations and we've focused heavily on slashing emissions from ships and cargo-handling equipment. We offer shore-power connections for cruise ships at Terminal 91, and require all other cruise ships to use lower sulfur fuel in port. We are studying expansion of shore-power connections to other terminals and other vessels. On that front, Seattle is outpacing Los Angeles.
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Posted Tue, Jul 12, 11:48 a.m.
Great work on all fronts and thank you. Nothing these days is easy or simple, and simple solutions just don't exist. The Port has made terrific progress. More important, thanks to Mr. Albro for working with data and facts about these important issues.
Posted Tue, Jul 12, 12:36 p.m.
OK Let's dissect this sentence: The average age of cargo trucks in our fleet today is 2002, up from 1998 just three years ago.
So today the average age of today's trucks is (2011-2002)=9 years old
3 years ago (2008-1998)- 10 years old.
Wouldn't we have got the same result though attrition than through a program that cost over $1,000,000 so far?
Posted Tue, Jul 12, 2:55 p.m.
Ok, the question needs to be asked, why are there ANY trucks moving cargo on waterfront at all? Why isn't there a rail spur right out onto the dock so that the crane could pick the container off the ship and drop it on the rail car??
If the port was really serious about pollution, they'd have removed all of the trucks off the docks, but then that would hurt jobs. But after I read about the plight of the drivers, it would be better to take that million divide it up among the drivers, and lay in tracks.
Posted Tue, Jul 12, 4:20 p.m.
There are rail spurs out onto the terminals, they are called intermodal yards, and yard tractors take containers from the ship to the trains on the terminal. These are for containers being shipped to inland markets in the midwest. But the local and regional economy also needs cargoes to and from ships. There are trucks moving cargo on the waterfront because any exporter inland needs to use a truck to ship their cargo to the vessel. There are also trucks on the waterfront because a lot of containers are landed in Seattle then transferred by truck to large distribution centers nearby in the Kent valley or down around Tacoma where cargo is sorted, packaged, and then shipped out again - distributed - to stores for sale. There are also hundreds if not thousands of local companies in the Puget Sound corridor which import goods from ships and require trucks to get those goods delivered. Trucks are what make the world work for retail goods, food, parts, supplies, building materials, etc etc. And if you look at the Puget Sound Air Inventory mentioned in the article you will learn that the trucks serving the piers are a tiny tiny percentage of the total numbers of trucks operating in our region. About sixty to seventy percent of the containers landed in Seattle can be handled by rail, but the rest requires trucks. And while it is true that the average age of the fleet is still about ten years old, the fact that the average age is now based on trucks built since about 1995 means all the engines are burning enormously cleaner, so the air impact is large. Back when the average age was 1998 lots of trucks were built in the early 90s and the 80s and their engines produced many times more the emissions than newer trucks. So the removal program recently imposed got those oldest trucks off the road. Overall, anyway, diesel fuels are becoming cleaner all the time and emissions are dropping fast for the container fleet and for the rest of the commercial fleet as well.
Posted Tue, Jul 12, 5:57 p.m.
I think it's unusual, at least on the West Coast, to have such intense shipping activity within the amphitheater of hills and tall office and residential buildings. It is interesting and entertaining to watch the port operations so I think Seattle has a resource here that is rewarding in several ways. Unfortunately, the cost of handling containers in Seattle's environment is probably higher than San Pedro , Tacoma or Oakland. The truck operations that most of us see and shake our heads about involves a lot of trucks moving containers from Harbor Island to the rail yards east side of State Highway 99. That operation seems primitive and inefficient. There is a rail connection to Harbor Island but it involves a draw bridge that seems to get little use. That has puzzled me for a long time.
Posted Tue, Jul 12, 9:20 p.m.
Commissioner Albro, did you write this? I don't think so. In less than two short years, Commissioner Albro has gone from independent thinker to putting his name on the work of the Port staff, carrying all of their water/staff messages in this story.
Let's all appreciate that Tom likely didn't write this story but put his name on it after port staff drafted it, sent it for review by senior staff, then sent it to the Commission staff, who then sent it to Commissioner Albro for final review/editing/approval. It's the way they do it. There are literally dozens of public affairs staff who do this for the Port, and Tom has decided to buy in to the system in its entirety, slavishly approving the staff's work and giving large salary increases to all who direct and shape the messages. From the Chief of Staff to the Director of External Relations to the Director of Public Affairs to the Public Information Officers to the separate Commission "research" staff to the Commission staff director, this fleet of $100k - $240k per year spinners works full time to make the Commissioner look good and to defend staff decisions. The staff trades their fealty in exchange for unwavering support of their judgement. Some would call it Seattle-style corruption.
The Port of Seattle collected over $70 million dollars last year from local taxpayers and my question is why? In Los Angeles and Long Beach, the ports send money to their cities, and do not ask for or receive any local subsidies. But after receiving close to a billion dollars in tax subsidy over time from LOCAL King County taxpayers, the Port Commissioners blindly follow a staff that continues to spend/invest in lines of business and other overhead activities that insure the need for continued subsidy. When will we get commissioners who will stand up for the taxpayers. Gail Tarleton is running for reelection after becoming a full time staff and tax subsidy supporter. Why hasn't she and Tom Albro and Rob Holland stopped this ridiculous and unnecessary taxation?
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 9 a.m.
"waterfront because a lot of containers are landed in Seattle then transferred by truck to large distribution centers nearby in the Kent valley or down around Tacoma"
This is in fact an ideal place to use rail. Those are fixed destinations and short haul freight lines used to deliver this sort of stuff all the time.
"When will we get commissioners who will stand up for the taxpayers. "
Probably never. I've heard this same complaint about the way the port does business for the last 30 years. Every time we've elected a commissioner who tried to fix this, they got un-elected the next time around. Those who benefit from the current system pour money onto candidates who will keep it in place. There are no other opposing sources of either information or money to explain why it's wrong.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 9:03 a.m.
"These are for containers being shipped to inland markets in the midwest."
This is the biggest problem for Seattle. Prince Rupert's new cargo container port is a direct challenge for us. Having removed the tracks over Snoqualamie pass leaves us with a bottleneck of a system if anything happens on the other tracks.
Other than the money we extract unloading the ship, or renting the shipyard, it's not clear how Seattle benefits from having cargo come through the port. Clearly with the tax payers subsidizing the operations of the port it's a net loss to me personally.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 10:44 a.m.
The reason rail isn't used for short haul trips of 10-40 miles to the local distribution centers is cost. It's a lot more efficient to load a container on a truck chassis at the terminal and then drive it directly to the distribution center than it is to place it on a train, then run the train to the site, then use another truck or piece of gear to take the container off the train and put it on a truck chassis to be backed up to the door of the distribution center. Generally any trip of 500-750 miles or less is more efficient using a truck than a truck-to-train/train/train- to-truck-to-destination system. If short haul rail was the answer you'd see lot of short haul rail systems developing and that isn't happening.
Prince Rupert is a competitior among many others, but they aren't doing that well. Seattle and Tacoma do not have rail bottlenecks to the east, there is a track through Stevens Pass and other lines going south and along the Columbia which are highly efficient and which avoid the slow hauls up over the passes which require extra engines and time. The reason Seattle and Tacoma benefits from handling all this throughput cargo is because this volume makes Seattle or Tacoma a first port of call for shipping lines, so full ships come here with their loads and while lots of those loads head further east (this business does support a lot of jobs, by the way) this also means that the other 30-40 percent of containers on that ship bound for local markets arrive here in Puget Sound directly. If we didn't handle the intermodal eastbound loads, we wouldn't have enough volume to justify a direct ship call to our harbors, meaning that containers bound for Puget Sound would arrive in Prince Rupert or Oakland or Los Angeles and need to be trucked here, adding cost and time. The reason why being a load center for intermodal cargo benefits us is that then the local cargo gets here most efficiently and all the local distribution centers locate here, providing more jobs to local workers.
This shipping business is complicated and complex and always changing. Maybe a reason why people who get elected to a port commission on a platform of reform end up becoming supportive of what the port does is because once they get into office and learn what is actually happening they realize that some of the things the port is doing are the right things to do.
The tax support State of Washington ports receives, which by the way was legislated by radical and Progressive Washington voters in the 1900-1920 era, was voted under the view that ports are public assets and needed to be publicly supported to insure that commerce cames to the state and that public piers not be solely held in the hands of private companies. Any economic analysis done which looks at port tax revenue generation as compared to the tax funds port activities generate shows that for every dollar of property tax a Washington port receives, anywhere from $ 3 to $ 6 dollars is returned to the area by the economic activity generated. That's a net gain, not a net loss. Check out a number of studies done by a John Martin which have looked at the economic impact of many Washington ports.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 12:28 p.m.
Oops I mean to say "Any economic analysis done which looks at port tax revenue collection as compared to the tax funds port activities generate...." Apologies.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 1:30 p.m.
Those trucking jobs don't look all that good. If this article by the PI is to believed, the current truckers are stuck doing it because they have to pay off the loans on the trucks.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 1:35 p.m.
"this volume makes Seattle or Tacoma a first port of call for shipping lines,"
That's also in part because Seattle and Tacoma a day's sailing closer to the Asian ports where the ships start out. Prince Rupert is even closer, so a fuel costs rise, I would expect more Midwest shipping to move to that port.
"dollar of property tax a Washington port receives, anywhere from $ 3 to $ 6 dollars is returned to the area by the economic activity generated"
But those dollars are shifted from my pocket, and most of the people here in the region to someone elses who works directly for the Port. That's nuts. It's not like we property owners are paying for a road, or a school, or some other infrastructure, we're paying for a corporation to offload stuff made in another country here. That lowers the cost of manufacturing it somewhere else, which means those manufacturing jobs are outsourced with the help of our tax dollars. It's still stupid.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 1:48 p.m.
Not really - without the port infrastructure in place there wouldn't be lots of the businesses that are here, and it's those businesses, which provide jobs to people and pay property tax and leasehold tax etc, that generate the tax revenues - plus those 200,000 people whose jobs depend on port operations in King County are people who buy groceries, clothes, haircuts, clothing, go to movies, send their kids to schools, all activities that let other people live here providing those services, and yes, everyone in this mix pay taxes, but without the port facilities and without the jobs and industries provided where will the taxes come from then? There isn't a place in the world that has a successful port where that port isn't in some form or another supported by taxes, not anywhere.
Posted Wed, Jul 13, 9:40 p.m.
Hmmm -- thetruth sounds a lot like a port consultant. But whatever.
Looking up the state audits on the port, one finds some interesting reading.
Look at http://www.sao.wa.gov starting in 2005, search for "Port of Seattle"
miss use of credit cards, paying for work before it was done..miss management of the cafe, handing out of gifts to vendors..
report 1000008 on port construction projects is also full of good stuff. Overpayments of $100K, setting of cost estimates by engineers after the bids were submitted. Poor cost controls etc.
Oh yeah, I'm so glad I'm paying property tax to cover all this poor management.
And those 200K jobs are the 10X of any job. The airport can pay for itself as can the shipping companies, as can the sailors down at the docks at Shilshole. The land is tax free, that's enough of an operating subsidy.
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White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake Recipe
- 1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 package (10 to 12 ounces) white baking chips
- 1/4 cup seedless raspberry jam
- In a small bowl, combine the graham cracker crumbs, sugar and butter. Press onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. springform pan; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the sour cream, flour and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Fold in the chips. Pour over crust.
- In a microwave, melt raspberry jam; stir until smooth. Drop by teaspoonfuls over batter; cut through batter with a knife to swirl.
- Place pan on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Securely wrap foil around pan. Place in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of hot water to larger pan.
- Bake at 325° for 80-85 minutes or until center is just set. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Remove sides of pan. Yield: 12 servings.
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MILAN, Italy — As Milan Fashion Week continues, our trusty contributing photographer Sonny Vandevelde provides us with behind-the-scenes photos from the Pucci, Bottega Veneta, Versace, Jil Sander, Trussardi, Roberto Cavalli and Emporio Armani shows.
Kering, parent company of Parisian fashion brand Yves Saint Laurent, has announced that Francesca Bellettini will take the reins as the brand's new chief executive, effective September 1st.
MILAN, Italy — Today our contributing photographer Sonny Vandevelde files backstage imagery from the Jil Sander, Versace, Bottega Veneta, Salvatore Ferragamo, Calvin Klein, Vivienne Westwood, Prada and Moncler shows, held on days one and two of Milan men's fashion week.
MILAN, Italy — For next summer Tomas Maier, the acclaimed creative director of luxury goods brand Bottega Veneta, is inviting customers to walk in his shoes.
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MILAN, Italy – With the release of Bottega Veneta's sales figures for 2012, the PPR-owned Italian maker of discreet high-end leather goods and ready-to-wear publicly joins a small club of luxury companies that have crossed over into $1 billion-plus sales. While several mass luxury brands such as Coach and Michael Kors have surpassed the $1 billion mark in recent years, among high luxury brands only megabrands like Louis
MILAN, Italy — We tipped our friend Sonny Vandevelde to give us a behind-the-scenes look into the collections in Milan for Spring/Summer 2013. Japan was clearly on the mind, with unmistakable silhouettes and motifs from the island nation appearing in strong outings from Prada and Etro. Versace and Dolce & Gabbana made their seasonal statements in a flurry of prints, textures and covetable accessories, all in the spirit of their
Theory's Designer Shapes a New Future (IHT) "Mr. Rosen was asked whether the seemingly sudden decision to hand over creative control of Theory to the young designer was a risky move. 'To me, it's not a risk,' he said. 'I know Olivier, and I know his understanding of Theory. I think it's a great opportunity. I didn't need a reaction from the consumer on Theyskens' Theory. It's amazing clothes that will
Why designers love to dress pop music's leading ladies (Independent) "A quick glance at red carpeted occasions explains why designers, while still happy to dress actors – from fledgling talent to veritable superstars – might find working with their musical counterparts more inspiring." Bottega Veneta expands with bags of ambition (FT) "Bottega Veneta, which has built a reputation as a discreet, logo-free
Tom Ford's Private Spring '11 Show (Grazia Daily) "If there's one man who knows how to tantalize an audience, it's Mr Tom Ford. Because, as a New Year gift, the designer has bestowed upon us super-glossy footage of his highly-secretive, high-security showcase four months after it took place." Regulator to weigh Hermès buyout waiver (Reuters) "France's stock market regulator will examine Hermès request for a waiver on buying out minority shareholders on Thursday as the luxury goods maker tries to fend off a takeover from rival LVMH, according to a person familiar with the matter." 7 Stellar Examples of Branded Content from the Fashion Industry (Mashable) "From online blogzines to Tumblr-powered micro sites, branded content is quickly becoming a cost…
Phoebe Philo's Third Act (T Magazine) "A designer's debut at a new label is always exciting, especially if it is backed by a luxury colossus, as Céline is by LVMH. But this particular designer is the fashion superstar who made Chloé one of the hottest labels of the early 2000s." Bottega Veneta Grows Up (WSJ) "As Bottega pursues its strategy to grow from a niche player into a global brand, it has been conducting a


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tbell10 Posts: 3I don't think they would give away money but I refuse to allow the dealership to make as much money off of me as they do the average consumer. I have purchased all of my Fords using the X plan which allows me to get 4% below invoice. The dealership has stated that I can do the same with the 2004 F150. I will never pay MSRP.
ANT14 Posts: 2,687I would like to Congratulate the Ford F-150, for winning Truck of the Year award from Detroit News.
"Best truck honors go to the redesigned 2004 Ford F-150 pickup, which continues to stand as the benchmark in the full-size pickup market and raises the bar even higher in terms of interior amenities and quality. "
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ANT14 Posts: 2,687I believe you can get the bucket seats on other trims as an option, I know Lariat and FX4 certainly... And considering I have a Lariat I remember paying for that option. I'm not sure about the lower trimmed models.
On the Ford website, you can compare the features between trim models, and they lay it out simply for you to see. That's the best way to see what each trim level contains, since there's so many configurations.
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Encino, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/23/2014 -- Having an attractive smile is an important part of how people perceive themselves and how they are perceived by others.
Encino dental experts Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA want those who are unhappy with their smile to know they don't have to remain so.
"Whether your teeth are missing, misshapen, discolored or misaligned, we can help you get the beautiful smile you want," Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA said. "As prosthodontists, Dr. Reshad and I can also look at the underlying problems behind how they got that way to make sure there is nothing more serious. If there is, we will work with the patient to fix that issue too."
For those who have unattractive teeth, or at least teeth they are unhappy with, here are six tips from Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA about cosmetic dentistry:
Tip 1: The average cosmetic dentistry patient will spend between $5,000 and $6,000 on cosmetic dental surgery to improve his or her smile. One of the least expensive procedures, teeth whitening, typically costs only about $200.
Tip 2: Teeth whitening treatments are the most popular cosmetic dentistry procedure. Individuals with more than mild discoloration should visit a dentist to prevent blotchiness and assure a whiter tone without over-bleaching. This can typically be done within an hour.
Tip 3: Teeth matter for first impressions. In a study of more than 5,000 single men and women by USA Today, both men and women said they most judge a potential partner on their teeth upon first meeting them. That is higher than any other factor, including clothing and hair.
Tip 4: Dental veneers are the second-most popular cosmetic dentistry procedure. These are a popular way to correct multiple problems such as discoloration and gaps. Veneers give teeth a movie-star look and will last for seven to 20 years with proper care.
Tip 5: About 51 percent of cosmetic dentistry patients are between 40 and 60 years old.
Tip 6: Dental implants represent a functional alternative to dentures or bridges. With a dental implant, a titanium screw is inserted into the jawbone, and a false tooth, or crown, is affixed to this implant. The resulting tooth will look and feel just like a real tooth.
Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA are award-winning prosthodontists who specialize in implant, reconstructive and cosmetic dentistry. Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA both received advanced prosthodontic training at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry, and they both went on to become chairman of USC's Fixed Prosthodontics and Operative Dentistry section.
Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA has written more than two dozen articles on implant and restorative dentistry for the British Dental Association. He is co-author of the textbook "Treatment Planning in Implant Dentistry," which is used around the world. Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA is on the editorial board of the highly prestigious Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, associate clinical editor for Dental Teamwork magazine and ad hoc reviewer for the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry.
Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA, who won "Best of USA" as chosen by his peers in 2008, is an associate clinical professor at the USC School of Dentistry, on the board of directors for the British Academy of Restorative Dentistry and clinical teacher at the Eastman Dental Institute in London.
Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA is an internationally known expert in restorative and cosmetic dental procedures. He has been published in many peer-reviewed journals and textbooks on topics related to prosthodontics, aesthetics and implant dentistry. He also is on the editorial board for the Journal of Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry.
Dr. Craig Glick, DDS - Encino, CA also is an honorary clinical teacher at the Eastman Dental Institute and a faculty member of the Global Institute for Dental Education.
The Encino Dentist has specialized in implant, prosthodontic, restorative and cosmetic dentistry since 1996. It offers gentle dental care treatments for patients aged 50 and above.
The Encino Dentist this year opened two new state-of-the-art training and dental offices in Encino, Calif.
The Encino Dentist staff includes a root canal specialist, a general dentist, two hygienists, three dental assistants and two receptionists.
The Encino Dentist provides the following procedures:
- All-on-Four (All on 4) dental implants
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- Teeth in a Day
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- Sedation dentistry
- Cosmetic dentures ("face-lift")
The in-office whitening gel took two years to develop and features four different types of stabilizers and a hydrogen peroxide solution designed for in situ activation. Although this gel and the Take Home Kit have proven to be as effective as or more effective than competing products they are priced 30 to 50 percent less than comparable products. "New clients are surprised to see how well our products work when put up against more mainstream and expensive big name whiteners," says Dentist Encino Dr Craig Glick DDS . "Our existing clients, on the other hand, are used to getting high quality products at an affordable price."
About Encino Dentist Dr Craig Glick
Dentist Encino was established in 1994 and became the first full-time dental practice in the Encino community. Dentist Encino provides a full range of dental services for everyone from children to seniors, including preventive dentistry, restorative/cosmetic dentistry, ultimate smile makeovers, dental Implants, surgery, full and partial dentures, and treatment for gum disease. To better serve the needs of Encino's growing population, Dentist Encino's staff also speaks Mandarin and Cantonese. To learn more about Dentist Encino, visit the web site at http://www.drcraigglickdds.com


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That time of the year when Christians celebrate Easter is soon here with us. As they wait, I have a few questions that maybe a few of them would help put shed some light on.
1. If Moses was inspired and the book of the law was lost and destroyed and later written by Ezra, was he [Ezra] also inspired and if yes was the inspiration of Moses important? [WE are granting for argument's sake Moses walked on the planet]
2. HOW was David ancestry important in the life of Jeebus if he…
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Why do we not see arguments for antitheism, that is, for people who believe in an omnipotent, omniscient and omnimalevolent being? Is it rational or emotional?
Christopher New offers a reflection. I have highlighted some of his arguments in a post and they are worth looking at.
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You must have read the 14th Psalm where the above verse is found.
I have written a post in response to a Catholic who in her writing consider the atheist a fool for not believing fairy tales or for dismissing miracles and prophecy.
Happy Birthday Onyango. Have a pleasant day mate. Wishing you all the best for to-day and all the days yet to come between this day and the same day next year!
Thank you Onyango for your kind wishes
i actually went to the same university with that journo who lost her faith.She was a friend of a friend.I am a data analyst.I knew a few atheists personally as most don't want to come out as atheists coz of the stigma attached.
Hi and thanks for the message. its nearly impossible to be an atheist here in America we are even more hated than the gays. The religious masses dont want any free thinkers to rock their boat.
Africa i bet is still a long way but it is moving with the likes of Leo Igwe.
Good idea neighbour.How is the atheist experience over there.Here it is still low key.People can't believe you can be atheist.They use the Pascal's Wager to put fear into non believers and doubters.
Thanks Onyango
Thank you so much for the kind birthday wishes, Onyango :-)
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I'm glad that at least one of the scores is indigenous to your community. I heard a banjo (?).
I took an Architectural class in Middle School. The teacher's name was Mr. Larson. He was one of the best teachers I ever had. Even though the class only lasted half the class year his instruction and influence continues to influence my appreciation for building and city design. As I age I become more interested in energy conservation and sustainability for housing, cities and communities - especially when it comes to landscape - specifically - edible landscapes with the idea of water conservation. I hate that mowed grass (lawns) are so popular here in the U.S. I think everyone should have vegetable gardens and fruit, or nut trees rather than ornamental plants and trees. I inherited my parent house. They removed the lawn years ago during a drought and planted some edibles. it was planted with the idea of attracting birds, bees and beneficial insects. I intend on tearing most of it out and planting edible plants. I started doing this last summer. It will take me a while to do do this. The deer ate a bunch of my bell chili (pepper) plants. They left the tomatoes alone though. I tore them out by the root before the first hard freeze and have them protected in my garage so the fruit can continue to ripen. I picked some ripe tomatoes off them this afternoon. When I lived in Oregon (where it would get down to -28 C) I had a large garden and was getting ripe tomatoes into February.
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European Union regulators will probe Luxembourg's purchase of a 10 percent stake in Dexia Banque Internationale a Luxembourg SA and will investigate a Belgian state guarantee for the cooperatives of Dexia SA (DEXB) shareholder Groep Arco.
The European Commission opened in-depth investigations to check that the Luxembourg government's stake in Dexia BIL was bought on market terms and that a Belgian deposit guarantee program for financial cooperatives such as Arco didn't give those organizations an unfair advantage over other investors, according to an e-mailed statement today.
Following the collapse of French-Belgian lender Dexia SA in 2011, the bank agreed to sell its retail and private-banking businesses in Luxembourg to Precision Capital of Qatar and the Luxembourg government. Regulators said they did not have enough information to assess the value of the unit "given that the proposed sale is the result of exclusive negotiations with one private investor."
Dexia, once the world's largest municipal lender, was broken up after losing access to short-term funding. The probes add to another EU investigation into state guarantees for Dexia SA from Belgium, France and Luxembourg. EU negotiations on its restructuring with France and Belgium will be "complex," the EU's antitrust chief, Joaquin Almunia has said.
Dexia Bank Belgium said in an e-mail that the EU announcements were "normal procedure" and declined to comment further.
Dexia BIL, Groep Arco and the Luxembourg and Belgian finance ministries didn't immediately respond to e-mails seeking comment.
Regulators must approve large government rescues for banks and have required lenders to sell off assets to compensate for harm to competition. Guarantees or government shareholdings that aren't made on market terms may involve a state subsidy. The EU can order companies to repay illegal state aid.
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- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 2 tablespoons (or more) chilled whipping cream
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 1/2 quarts fresh strawberries, stem end of each cut flat
- 1/2 cup strawberry jam
For curd:
Whisk eggs, sugar, and lemon juice in heavy small saucepan to blend. Add butter and lemon peel. Stir over medium heat until curd thickens to pudding consistency, about 8 minutes. Transfer to small bowl. Press plastic wrap onto surface of curd and chill at least 2 hours.
For crust:
Combine flour, sugar, and salt in processor; blend 5 seconds. Add butter; using on/off turns, blend until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add 2 tablespoons cream and yolk. Blend until moist clumps form, adding more cream by teaspoonfuls if dough is dry. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap and chill 1 hour. (Curd and dough can be made 2 days ahead. Keep chilled.)
Roll out dough on lightly floured surface to 13-inch round. Transfer dough to 9-inch-diameter tart pan with removable bottom. Trim overhang to 1/2 inch. Fold overhang in and press firmly, forming double-thick sides. Pierce crust all over with fork; refrigerate 1 hour. Preheat oven to 400°F. Bake crust until golden, pressing with back of fork if crust bubbles, about 20 minutes. Cool crust completely on rack.
Spread curd in crust. Stand berries in curd. Strain jam into saucepan; warm briefly to thin. Brush jam over berries. Chill tart until glaze sets, at least 1 hour and up to 6 hours. Release tart from pan
my notes
- Calories345
- Carbohydrates46 g (15%)
- Fat17 g (26%)
- Protein4 g (9%)
- Saturated Fat10 g (49%)
- Sodium83 mg (3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber2 g (10%)
- Monounsaturated Fat4 g
- Cholesterol96 mg (32%)
recipe at a glance
type: Pie/Tart
main ingredients: Lemon, Strawberry
cuisine: American
holiday/celebration: Spring