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As conceived, written, directed, and produced by Fred Ashman, this unabashedly patriotic, flag-waving film celebrates Americana and the elements of the United States that make it a unique and dynamic country -- from its ethnic, religious,… More As conceived, written, directed, and produced by Fred Ashman, this unabashedly patriotic, flag-waving film celebrates Americana and the elements of the United States that make it a unique and dynamic country -- from its ethnic, religious, and ideological tolerance to its peerless emphasis on educational opportunity. In addition to featuring picturesque American scenery and patriotic music on the soundtrack, the film interweaves five dramatic vignettes, each relaying the story of an extraordinary American citizen. The cast includes Marc McClure (Superman: The Movie), James B. Sikking (Made of Honor), Ken Howard (In Her Shoes), and Yakov Smirnoff (Brewster's Millions). ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Full review…Aspires to be inspirational, but suffers from its shameless, jackhammer-style manipulation.
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"Women have always fought," he said. "Shaka Zulu had an all-female force of fighters. Women have been part of every resistance movement. Women dressed as men and went to war, went to sea, and participated actively in combat for as long as there have been people."
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Just over a year ago, I wrote about a new French law that, under the guise of dealing with the pressing issue of orphan works, implements a truly massive rights transfer.
The law empowers the Bibliothèque Nationale de France to create an online database of works published in France before 2001 that are currently out of print (this includes not just works by French writers, but foreign works translated into French). Once a work has been listed in the database for more than six months, the right to digitize it transfers to a collective management organization, which thereafter has near-unlimited power to exploit that right–including granting it to publishers without the author's permission. The collective management organization will also be responsible for distributing (an unspecified portion of) the proceeds from such grants to rightsholders.
There's a six-month waiting period between a book's appearance in the database and the transfer of rights to the collective management organization. To be removed from the database, rightsholders–who are not currently being notified if their works are included–must opt out in writing before the six-month waiting period expires. If they miss that deadline, they lose control of the digital display and sale of their work, and can only demand removal by proving that that they are the sole holder of digital rights.
The database, known as ReLIRE, is now online,with an initial list of 60,000 books. According to a comprehensive post on the program by writer Gillian Spraggs, numerous problems have been noted, including data errors, inclusion of books published after the 2001 cutoff date, and inclusion of books still in print or already available in digital form. Also included are many translated works by foreign authors that are clearly not orphans.
Digital-hungry publishers are already taking advantage of the database. Spraggs writes,
It appears that 10,000 (one in six) of the books in the database have been opted in by the publishers. The ReLIRE website FAQ outlines what a publisher will get out of the arrangement:'You will have the possibility of having an exclusive publishing licence for 10 years, implicitly renewable, to exploit the book in digital form, without having to sign a contract with the author or the author's successors in title for the digital rights.
Sofia [the collecting society] will contact the authors or the successors in title to pay them, in accordance with the terms set out in the publishing contracts'…
Two points that the FAQ discreetly avoids spelling out are:
1. The legislation specifically charges the collecting society with developing contractual relationships that will ensure the greatest possible availability of the works…This puts prospective publishers in a very strong negotiating position and more or less guarantees that the contracts agreed will be bargain-basement deals with very low royalty rates, regardless of the market value of the work.
2. Certain administration costs that in a normal publishing arrangement would be borne by the publisher will instead be borne by the collecting society, which will take them out of royalties (so all or part of them will be taken from the authors' share of any income). These include the cost of contacting authors and estates.
For authors, Spraggs says, it is "a ripoff deal."
Writers' groups in the US are taking notice of this threat to copyright. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America has sent the letter below (reproduced with permission) to members, a number of whom have already found their works included in ReLIRE.
Dear SFWA Members,As many of you already know, the ReLire program currently underway in France has scanned many books it considers to be "orphan works" in order to make them available through a public database. This database has already been found to contain many titles that are clearly not orphan works or in the public domain, including a number by prominent SF and fantasy authors. A more detailed explanation of the program is available here.
As this is a program of the Bibliotheque Nationale Francaise (French National Library), the Board is currently discussing options for applying pressure to the French government to prevent further works by SFWA members from being scanned and made available through this program, and we invite any members who have connections with the United States Trade Representative or any relevant branch of the U.S. Government to contact us. For the moment, however, we are informing all members of the issue and making them aware of the process involved in finding out whether a work is included and how to request that it be removed from the database.
All parts of the ReLire website and database are available only in French. The Society of Authors has produced translations of four key pages:
– The ReLire home page
– The Your Rights page
– The Search page
– The FAQHere is a direct link to the advanced search page. The search fields are Titre( Title), Auteur (Author), Editeur (Editor) and Date d'edition (Publication date). If you are aware of any works of yours that have ever been published in French, you are strongly advised to search under all of the first three fields, as the entries in the database have been found to have many typos. Please notify SFWA of any of your works that are found in the database, as that will be valuable information in our efforts to protest the program.
If you do find any novels, stories or any other works belonging to you in the database you may request to have them removed. Please note that at this time it appears as though you will need either a French identification card (only available to residents of France) or a valid passport to make the application. We are awaiting clarification on the question of whether any other forms of identification will be accepted.
Thanks to Aliette de Bodard, Lawrence Schimel, Michael Capobianco and Jim Fiscus for their help in researching and co-ordinating SFWA's response.
If any of your works have been published in French, and you find them included in ReLIRE, see this step-by-step manual for applying to have the work removed. For many other helpful resources and links, as well as some of the writing/publishing community's reaction to ReLIRE, see Gillian Spraggs's blog post, French Copyright Grab: the Machine Creaks into Action.
Spraggs writes that a group of French authors are planning to challenge the new law on constitutional grounds. She concludes by urging all writers to protest ReLIRE:
Whether or not you find that any of the books on the list are by you, or contain works by you, make a complaint to your government about the ReLIRE project, and talk to any author societies to which you belong.The Berne Convention says: 'Authors of literary and artistic works protected by this Convention shall have the exclusive right of authorizing the reproduction of these works, in any manner or form.' (9.1) This can only be overriden 'in certain special cases' and 'provided that such reproduction does not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work and does not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the author'. (9.2) The Convention says of all the rights that are guaranteed under it: 'The enjoyment and the exercise of these rights shall not be subject to any formality'. (5.2)
By compelling foreign authors, in order to prevent their works' being co-opted into collective management, to search for them on a database and request their removal, the French government has imposed an illegal formality on their exclusive exercise of the right of reproduction.
The ReLIRE scheme is in no sense a 'special case' within the meaning of Article 9.2. By intervening in such an outrageous manner in the fast-developing market for digital rights it interferes with the normal exploitation of the works and most unreasonably prejudices the legitimate interests of the authors.
The Baltimore Science Fiction Society (BSFS), and the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA) are pleased to announce a joint event: a Writers' Gala at the science fiction convention Balticon on Friday, May 24th from 5 – 7 P.M. Both BSFS and SFWA invite everyone to join professional and aspiring science fiction and fantasy writers from […]
SFWA interviews award-winning game designer and author James Sutter–a co-creator of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the Fiction Editor/Senior Editor of Paizo Publishing.
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Prediction of the outcome of orthodontic treatment of Class III malocclusions—a systematic review
The purpose of this study was to systematically review the orthodontic literature to assess the effectiveness of a prediction of outcome of orthodontic treatment in subjects with a Class III malocclusion. A structured search of electronic databases, as well as hand searching, retrieved 232 publications concerning the topic. Following application of inclusion and exclusion criteria, 14 studies remained. Among other data, sample ethnicity, treatment method, age at the start and completion of treatment, age at follow-up, outcome measures, and identified predictors were extracted from the relevant studies. A subjective assessment of study quality was performed.
The heterogeneity of the samples and treatment methods prevented carrying out a meta-analysis. Thirty-eight different predictors of treatment outcome were identified: 35 cephalometric and three derived from analysis of study casts. Prediction models comprising three to four predictors were reported in most studies. However, only two shared more than one predictor. Gonial angle was identified most frequently—in five publications. The studies were of low or medium quality.
Due to the large variety of predictors and differences among developed prediction models, the existence of a universal predictor of outcome of treatment of Class III malocclusions is questionable.
Treatment of children with a Class III malocclusion represents a challenge in orthodontics because unsuccessful outcome of orthodontic/orthopaedic therapy is relatively frequent (Westwood et al., 2003; Baik, 2007). Despite elimination of the reverse overjet and achievement of an acceptable dental arch relationship during early intervention, relapse is observed irrespective of the treatment modality (Franchi et al., 1997; Tahmina et al., 2000) and at different ages (Battagel, 1993; Franchi et al., 1997). Deterioration of occlusion was found in Class III patients of different ethnicity (Ngan et al., 1997; Westwood et al., 2003) and the incidence of relapse has been reported to be almost 50 per cent (Franchi et al., 1997).
The ability of early classification to either an orthodontic or surgery group would allow efficient triage according to patient treatment need. Subjects, who could be successfully treated with orthodontic/orthopaedic appliances, could receive treatment during childhood or adolescence, while the treatment plan of individuals who eventually would need orthognathic surgery could be modified accordingly. Battagel (1993) was one of the first investigators who recognized a need for a model of prediction of long-term outcome of orthodontic treatment of a Class III malocclusion. She employed discriminant function analysis to identify predictors of relapse in a group of children treated with cervical headgear applied to the mandibular dentition. Battagel (1993) developed a four-variable discriminant model, capable of predicting relapse with high accuracy. Franchi et al. (1997) published a study in which a three-variable predictive model was established. However, the predictors identified by Battagel (1993) and Franchi et al. (1997) differed substantially. Several other studies (Tahmina et al., 2000; Zentner and Doll, 2001; Zentner et al., 2001) dealing with identification of predictors of the results of Class III treatment have been published. Tahmina et al. (2000) examined a sample of Asians treated with a chincup, whereas subjects treated with various methods were evaluated in two, possibly related, studies by Zentner and Doll (2001) and Zentner et al. (2001). The predictive variables identified by those authors mostly differed. Although various modalities, treatment timing, or ethnicity might have affected the findings of the above-mentioned studies, the variety of prediction models established raises doubts as to whether identification of reliable predictors is possible. Therefore, the objective of this study was to systematically review the orthodontic literature to assess the possibility of the reliable prediction of orthodontic treatment outcome in subjects with a Class III malocclusion.
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PubMed, Embase, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, and Lilacs were searched to the first week of October 2008 using the strategy presented in Table 1. Based on the data from titles and abstracts of the retrieved studies, the following were included: growing patients, subjects treated orthodontically/orthopaedically and articles in English, Polish, Russian, or Spanish. The exclusion criteria were a pseudo-Class III, adults, patients treated surgically, untreated subjects, case or case series reports, review and summary articles, and an observation time shorter than 3 years.
Consensus concerning inclusion/exclusion was undertaken by two authors (PF and MD). The reference lists of these articles were perused and references to related articles were followed-up. Additionally, two orthodontic journals that publish online ahead of print, the European Journal of Orthodontics and Angle Orthodontist, were hand searched to identify such articles.
Data extraction and quality assessment
The following data were extracted from each study: sample size, gender proportion, ethnicity, treatment method, age at the beginning and completion of treatment, age at follow-up, outcome measures, type of outcome at follow-up, proportion of successful/(uncertain)/relapsed cases, type of statistical analysis used to identify predictors of treatment outcome, and identified predictors (Table 2). The heterogeneity of the samples and treatment methods made it impossible to carry out a meta-analysis.
According to the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (2009), flaws in the design or conduct of a study can result in bias, and in some cases this can have as much influence on the observed effects as that of treatment. Evaluation of methodological quality gives an indication of the strength of evidence provided by the study. However, no single approach to assessing methodological soundness is appropriate to all systematic reviews. The best approach should be determined by contextual, pragmatic, and methodological considerations (Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, 2009). According to those guidelines, the subjective assessment of quality of investigations included in this systematic review comprised evaluation of description of selection process (including information as to whether the sample consisted of consecutively treated patients), sample size estimation and adequacy of outcome measures, method error estimation, statistical analysis, and validation. The criteria of quality score assignment are presented in Table 3. The quality of the studies was considered as follows: high—total score >9 points, medium/high—total score >7 and ≤9 points, medium—total score >5 and ≤7 points, and low—total score ≤5 points.
The search strategy resulted in the retrieval of 232 publications. Application of inclusion/exclusion criteria allowed identification of 14 relevant studies (Table 2), of which 11 were found both in PubMed and Embase, one exclusively in PubMed, and two were identified through hand searching. No pertinent article was found in the Cochrane Central Register or in the Lilacs database. The main reasons for exclusion were lack of identified predictors of success/relapse, case reports, and review articles.
Despite the fact that nominally 763 subjects were evaluated in the 14 included studies, the actual number of individuals examined was 683, because the sample evaluated by Zentner et al. (2001) was most probably part of another sample included in this review (Zentner and Doll, 2001). Gender distribution in three articles was not stated (Zentner and Doll, 2001; Zentner et al., 2001; Wells et al., 2006). Of the 538 subjects examined in the remaining 11 publications, 231 (43%) were males and 307 (57%) were females. In one study, the number of male subjects exceeded the number of females (Battagel, 1993), whereas Yoshida et al. (2006) included only females in their sample.
The ethnicity of the examined subjects was described in nine articles (Table 2). Ethnic background can be surmised on the basis of country of origin of five investigations. In two studies (Ngan and Wei, 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005), the samples comprised individuals of different ethnicity (Caucasian and Asian).
Various treatment regimens were employed in the examined samples. In five studies, patients treated with chincups were included: in four the chincup was the sole orthopaedic appliance (Tahmina et al., 2000; Ferro et al., 2003; Ko et al., 2004; Moon et al., 2005), whereas in the investigation by Yoshida et al. (2006) a combination of a chincup and facemask was employed. In five investigations, the treatment protocols included the use of facemasks, typically in combination with rapid maxillary expansion (Baccetti et al., 2004; Ngan and Wei, 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005; Wells et al., 2006; Yoshida et al., 2006). Orthopaedic appliances, such as cervical headgear attached to the mandible, or functional appliances were used less frequently (one study, Battagel, 1993). Three studies (Zentner and Doll, 2001; Zentner et al., 2001; Schuster et al., 2003) included patients treated by various methods.
The average age at commencement of treatment was 9.4 years and ranged from 5.6 (Franchi et al., 1997) to 12.4 (Battagel, 1993) years. The average age at which the final (end of follow-up) examination was carried out was 17.2 years and ranged from 15.8 (Franchi et al., 1997) to 22 (Ferro et al., 2003) years. The average length of post-treatment follow-up was 6.3 years and ranged from 5.4 (Baccetti et al., 2004; Yoshida et al., 2006) to 9 years (Ferro et al., 2003). It should be emphasized, however, that age at commencement and completion of treatment, age at final records, or length of follow-up were not always reported (Table 2).
Overjet was the most frequently used measure of treatment outcome. It was employed to establish success/(uncertain)/relapse groups by the authors of nine studies (Table 2). However, overjet was the only measure of treatment outcome in three studies (Ferro et al., 2003; Ngan and Wei, 2004; Wells et al., 2006); in other investigations, it was used in conjunction with overbite (Battagel, 1993; Ko et al., 2004; Moon et al., 2005) or with Angle classification (Baccetti et al., 2004; Ko et al., 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005; Yoshida et al., 2006). On the other hand, Zentner and Doll (2001) and Zentner et al. (2001) employed the Peer Assessment Rating (PAR) Index to identify successful or relapsed cases. Subjective measures, such as 'need for surgery at the end of observation' (Schuster et al., 2003), 'good facial profile' (Ko et al., 2004), or 'occlusal status' (Tahmina et al., 2000) were also used.
In 10 investigations, treatment outcome was described dichotomously (success versus relapse). The reported success rate ranged from 51.1 (Franchi et al., 1997) to 88.5 (Ferro et al., 2003) per cent. Ngan and Wei (2004) and Yoshida et al. (2006) matched success and relapse groups to include the same number of successful and relapsed patients. In those investigations, the success rate could not be calculated. Battagel (1993) and Moon et al. (2005) also established an 'uncertain' group, in which treatment outcome was judged as doubtful. If uncertain groups are disregarded, the success rate in the studies by Battagel (1993) and Moon et al. (2005) roughly corresponds to 50 per cent. Zentner and Doll (2001) and Zentner et al. (2001) employed the PAR Index to establish 'greatly improved', 'improved', and 'worse/no different' groups. Assuming that the results of treatment of patients from the greatly improved and improved groups were successful, the success rate was equal to 87.5 per cent.
In total, 38 different predictors of treatment outcome were identified in 14 studies. Thirty-five were cephalometric variables (20 linear, 13 angular, and two ratios) and three were derived from analysis of study models. Most studies reported a set of three to four predictors (Battagel, 1993; Franchi et al., 1997; Tahmina et al., 2000; Zentner et al., 2001; Ferro et al., 2003; Schuster et al., 2003; Baccetti et al., 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005; Wells et al., 2006). However, Ko et al. (2004) listed 12 variables, which were correlated with successful treatment outcome. On the other hand, Zentner and Doll (2001) and Ngan and Wei (2004) identified one predictor: apical base relationship (Zentner and Doll, 2001) and growth treatment response vector (Ngan and Wei, 2004).
Only two studies shared more than one predictor of treatment outcome. Ferro et al. (2003) and Ko et al. (2004) listed ANB angle and Wits appraisal as predictors. Gonial angle was the most frequently identified variable by different groups of researchers (Tahmina et al., 2000; Zentner et al., 2001; Ko et al., 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005; Yoshida et al., 2006); however, it was included in the prediction models in only five of 14 investigations (36%). Among other predictors identified in more than one study was the Wits appraisal (three studies), total mandibular length (Co–Pog), mandibular ramus length (Co–Goi), ANB angle, overbite, AB to mandibular plane angle, and apical base relationship (all in two studies).
The uncertainty regarding the long-term results of Class III treatment was a stimulus to identify potential predictors of therapeutic success or failure. If an unfavourable outcome of therapy could be anticipated prior to treatment, then the type and timing of orthodontic/orthopaedic treatment could be modified. The authors of all studies included in this review employed a similar strategy of predicting factors – they divided patients long-term out of treatment into two (success versus relapse) or three (success versus uncertain versus relapse, or greatly improved versus improved versus worse/no different) groups demonstrating different therapeutic results. Subsequently, usually pre-treatment, variables correlated with treatment success or relapse, were established. In most studies discriminant function or regression analyses were performed to identify the sets of variables showing the highest prediction capability (i.e. prediction models). Ngan and Wei (2004) took a different approach. They evaluated cephalometric radiographs taken after the first phase of treatment [rapid maxillary expansion and facemask (RME+FM) therapy] and at follow-up. On the basis of post-treatment and follow-up cephalometric records, those authors then developed a 'Growth treatment response vector (GTRV)' – a ratio of horizontal growth changes of the maxilla and mandible determined along the occlusal plane. The GTRV below a certain value was reported to be suggestive of an unsuccessful second phase of treatment with fixed appliances. In such cases comprehensive edgewise treatment should be postponed.
The review of the 14 identified articles demonstrated that there were no studies that shared an identical set of predictors of treatment outcome. On the contrary, there was a substantial diversity of predictors. Of the 14 investigations, only Ferro et al. (2003) and Ko et al. (2004) enumerated concurrently more than one common variable (ANB and Wits). If the reviewed articles are grouped according to orthodontic/orthopaedic treatment modality (RME+FM or chincup), only little similarity can be observed within each group regarding detected predictors. For example, RME+FM treatment was used in the children examined by Baccetti et al. (2004), Ngan and Wei (2004), Ghiz et al. (2005), and Wells et al. (2006). Despite the extensive cephalometric analyses carried out (except for the investigation by Ngan and Wei, 2004), only two variables having a predictive value were simultaneously established in more than one study: mandibular ramus length (Baccetti et al., 2004; Ghiz et al., 2005) and total mandibular length (Ghiz et al., 2005; Wells et al., 2006). An alternative method of orthopaedic treatment of Class III malocclusion, the chincup, was used in the children followed by Tahmina et al. (2000), Ferro et al. (2003), Ko et al. (2004), and Moon et al. (2005). Of the 18 different predicting factors identified in the above mentioned four investigations, 14 were established only in a single study (Table 2) and four (ANB, Wits, gonial angle, and AB to mandibular plane angle) were identified concurrently by the authors of two studies (Table 2). Moreover values of coefficients of correlation between a particular variable and outcome might be low. Zentner et al. (2001) reported that the correlation coefficient for a set of two variables, gonial angle and apical base relationship, selected by means of regression analysis was 0.137; Pearson correlation coefficient (r) for gonial angle only was 0.238 (r2 = 0.057), which suggests a rather weak association between the set of selected predictors and treatment outcome.
The variety of the variables assumed to have a predictive value, the dissimilarity of the sets of predictors established by different groups of researchers, and the possible low correlation between a particular predictor and treatment outcome (only a few studies specified values of correlation coefficients) imply that prediction of Class III treatment outcome is questionable. On the other hand many authors reported high classification power for the developed prediction models: Franchi et al. (1997) demonstrated 95.6 per cent accuracy of discriminant function, Schuster et al. (2003) 93.2 per cent, Tahmina et al. (2000) 85.7 per cent, Yoshida et al. (2006) 84.4 per cent, and Baccetti et al. (2004) 83.3 per cent. A lower classification power (< 80%) was reported by Moon et al. (2005) where 77.8 per cent of cases were correctly classified, 73.3 per cent by Battagel (1993) and 73 per cent by Wells et al. (2006). In order to reconcile these conflicting data, an innate property (limitation) of prediction models based on discriminant function and regression analyses should be considered. Models for prediction of treatment outcome derived from these statistical procedures prognosticate post hoc what has occurred previously. It is not uncommon to obtain very good classification if one uses the same cases from which the classification functions are computed. In order to determine how well a current classification model 'performs' one must classify a priori different cases, that is, cases that were not used to estimate the classification model. Only classification of new cases allows assessment of the predictive validity of the classification model; the classification of old cases only provides a diagnostic tool to identify outliers or areas where classification function seems to be less adequate (Klecka, 1980; StatSoft Inc., 2008).
A priori classification of new cases was carried out only by Battagel (1993). Although correct classification of 7 out of 8 new patients resulted in a discriminative power of 87.5 per cent, the small number of classified cases precludes any firm conclusions. Unfortunately, as other authors did not perform validation procedures, the actual accuracy of the prediction is unknown. It can only be speculated that the low actual predictive power of the developed prediction models might have contributed to the wide disparity between them.
The number of groups created in the reviewed papers was not identical. Two groups, success and relapse, were established in 10 studies, and three groups, success, uncertain and relapse or greatly improved, improved and worse/no different, in four studies. Although similar outcome measures were employed in most investigations, overjet, overbite or Angle classification, they were not used uniformly. For example, Ghiz et al. (2005) set overjet at 1 mm as a discriminating value between the success and relapse groups, whereas Wells et al. (2006) determined successfully treated patients as having an overjet > 0 mm. Moon et al. (2005), in turn, defined their success group as patients with an overjet in excess of 2 mm. Overbite was also used differently in various studies. Battagel (1993) classified patients with overbite > 0 mm to the success group, whereas Moon et al. (2005) used an overbite > 1.5 mm for classification to the success group. As a result, success or relapse groups from various investigations were likely not equivalent. Therefore this potential inequivalence might have contributed to disparity among the prediction models.
The success rates, computed on the basis of data from the studies selected for this systematic review, may not be accurate due to inadequate sample selection. Determination of the success rate of a Class III treatment protocol should involve evaluation of consecutive patients. If the sample consists of selected rather than consecutive subjects there is a risk of unduly optimistic rates of success. A child diagnosed with a Class III malocclusion may be treated orthodontically or treatment may be delayed until craniofacial growth is complete. At that time orthodontic/surgical treatment is usually initiated. In, so called, borderline cases making a binary choice, i.e. to start or postpone treatment, is difficult since there are premises both to begin and to delay treatment. Some clinicians may initiate treatment, whereas others may postpone it, in a patient with a malocclusion of the same severity. Therefore, depending on the approach of an orthodontist or orthodontic department, if a similar treatment philosophy is adhered to – more aggressive (meaning orthodontic treatment of children even with severe malocclusions) or more cautious (meaning a delay of orthodontic therapy in subjects with severe Class III) – the success rate may differ despite the use of the same orthodontic protocol or appliance. It is also likely to be higher in a sample in which few borderline subjects are included, and lower in a sample with many borderline cases. Thus, the actual rate of success or relapse can be established provided a sample comprises consecutively diagnosed and treated children. Unfortunately, samples from the reviewed articles comprised selected cases and no information on the criteria regarding the treatment decision: treat versus postpone, was offered.
The following conclusions can be made on the basis of the review of the 14 included studies:
1) The possibility of accurate prediction of outcome of orthodontic/orthopaedic treatment of Class III malocclusion seems questionable.
2) Validation testing of a prediction model on the cases, which were not used to develop it, is mandatory in order to evaluate an actual discriminative power of the prediction model.
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"For these prospective homebuyers, home prices have risen faster than their incomes during the recovery," BBVA Compass economist Jason Frederick wrote in his 2014 housing outlook. "Currently, home prices are now on the high end of a historical relationship between median home prices and median family income, and young families will need to see faster income growth and save additional money to make a larger down payment."
Frederick said that builders are increasingly targeting buyers age 55 and up because consumers in this demographic are more confident in the economy. That confidence comes from their increased home equity and net worth, Frederick writes, which is likely behind the growth in all-cash transactions. Around 42 percent of residential sales in December 2013 were all-cash transactions, up from 18 percent in December 2012.
"Older homeowners are increasingly able to purchase a new residence with cash only after they sell their current home," Frederick writes.
Frederick was careful to point out that these demographic tensions will not derail the overall positive outlook for the housing market in 2014 as the economy slowly recovers:- There will be 700,000-800,000 new foreclosures in 2014 compared to 1 million in 2013;
- About 1.1 new homes will be built this year, twice the pace of 2009;
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro gave his longest speech since stepping down four years ago, his address covering Cuba's past and its fight against US imperialism.
The speech before tens of thousands marked the 50th anniversary of the establishment of neighbourhood watch groups designed to defend the government against subversive activity.
The 84-year-old offered no opinions on recent economic decisions. Though he is no longer Cuba's head of government, Fidel Castro remains head of the Communist Party.
Gesturing to younger members of the crowd, Castro said, "I really envy the youth I see in these guys".
He deviated little from prepared remarks in the first part of his speech and scathingly criticised the imperialism of the United States.
When his prepared text ended, Castro began talking without notes, waving his hands for emphasis and noting that the morning sun was not yet unbearable. His second wind pushed the speech to an hour and 14 minutes the longest address in years.
"We haven't even been here two hours," he smiled in conclusion. "But I'm leaving now. It's getting hot."
The former Cuban leader wore olive-green fatigues without any insignia designating rank, as well as a military cap, as he has on past occasions.
A swelling crowd, many waving Cubans flags, stretched from an outdoor stage in front of Cuba's former presidential palace for several blocks through parks and surrounding streets. "Fidel! Fidel!" it chanted, and "Where ever you lead, Fidel!"
A surrounding downtown area normally filled with strolling tourists and hulking Detroit sedans from the 1950s was instead blocked off and crammed with parked Soviet-era buses that ferried supporters to the speech.
This was by far the largest crowd Castro has addressed in years. He spoke to a smaller group of university students for 35 minutes earlier this month.
The Committees for the Defense of the Revolution defend the Cuban revolution, and their members also lead immunization drives, recycling efforts and other public service campaigns.
Their task is to defend the revolution that overthrew the dictatorship of General Fulgencio Batista and brought the communist government to power on New Year's Day 1959, "house by house and block by block." A banner hanging behind Castro on Tuesday featured the logo of the committees and read, "Defending Socialism and the Revolution."
Castro announced their creation during a night speech from nearly the same location at the presidential palace on Sept. 28, 1960, amid a wave of bomb attacks meant to destabilize his new government. Then, he denounced the U.S. as masterminding those attacks, and said Cubans then fleeing the island in droves for exile there would be disappointed with American life.
Tuesday's event opened with a snippet of video from that night a half century ago. Castro smiled as he watched a younger version of himself gesturing and wagging his finger in the air during the animated 1960 speech.
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Draper Aden Associates recently announced that Jennifer L. Bunting, P.E. and Victor Valenzuela, P.E., Utility Division staff engineers in the Richmond office, have earned their professional engineer license. Bunting, a member of the Infrastructure Evaluation and Rehabilitation Team, is responsible for the video review, system assessment and evaluation, and CAD design of wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation and replacement. She has been with the firm for four years and is a graduate of Clarkson University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Valenzuela is responsible for preliminary water and sewer infrastructure design, construction drawing and technical specification development assistance, construction administration services, preliminary analysis and feasibility and engineering reports. He has been with the firm for five years and holds a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Virginia Tech. *** Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing recently ranked first out of all nursing programs in the United States for passage of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for the time period October 2010 to September 2011, as reported by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. The college ranked first out of 1,752 nursing programs, including associate's, diploma and bachelor of science programs. Each graduate of the last seven classes of the Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing has passed the NCLEX on his or her first attempt. Students at the College receive nearly 1,000 hours of laboratory and clinical training, nearly twice the minimum required by the Virginia Board of Nursing and that offered by most comparable colleges of nursing. *** The Center for Surgical Innovation at Henrico Doctors' Hospital recently was the site of the first minimally invasive, da Vinci Single-Site robotic surgery in the mid-Atlantic region. The surgery, a laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder), was performed by Dr. William Kelley, who was also the first physician in the United States to successfully complete da Vinci surgery following the initial FDA approval in 2000. The new Single-Site computer-assisted surgical technique was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Dec. 12, 2011. Traditionally, da Vinci surgery has been performed using four incisions and the patient may be required to stay in the hospital overnight. Da Vinci Single-Site laparoscopic surgery allows surgeons to make only one cut with more stability and greater triangulation and dexterity. Patients are generally able to leave the hospital the same day. The Centers for Surgical Innovation at HCA Virginia's Henrico Doctors', Chippenham and Johnston-Willis Hospitals will be the only facilities equipped to offer da Vinci Single-Site surgery. *** Blaes Communications Consulting, LLC, a marketing communications company, recently opened in Richmond. The company will offer professional services such as copy writing, social media management and training, corporate communications, proposal management and corporate identity and branding consulting. Owner Valarie Blaes has over 20 years' experience in marketing. She has a bachelor of arts degree in English with a journalism emphasis and a minor in speech press from Old Dominion University. 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Best Companies Group used a two-part evaluation process in determining which employers made the list of Best Places to Work in Virginia. The initial company survey examined Bon Secours' workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. The second component was an employee survey, which measured employee satisfaction in several categories. The combination of these two scores determined the rank of each company. Top organizations were divided into categories according to size, with award recipients from small, mid-sized and large-sized companies. Bon Secours joins a group of 70 companies who represent the best employers across Virginia. The complete list of 2012 award recipients will be published in the February 2012 issue of Virginia Business. *** Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer recently announced the sale of 2502 Waco St. in Henrico. David R. 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Henrico resident Larry Loving, Jr., will compete with three other locals – Thomas Scribner (Richmond), Roscoe McGhee (Midlothian) and Larry Loving (Richmond) in the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational National Finals at TPC Sawgrass, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Feb. 26-Mar. 1. The foursome qualified for the national golf tournament by winning the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational, held at Whiskey Creek Golf Club in Ijamsville, Md. on June 11. That event supported the RiteCare Center for Childhood Language Disorders.
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Henrico PAL recognizes supporters, HSHS athlete
The Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) held its Sixth Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 5 at The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen, celebrating accomplishments of 2014 and recognizing outstanding contributions to the organization. Henrico County Juvenile Domestic Court Judge Denis Soden served as master of ceremonies and former Harlem Globetrotter Melvin Adams served as keynote speaker.
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It was another win for Willow Lawn when Travinia Italian Kitchen and Wine Bar opened there six months ago, nestled in the heart of the re-made shopping center. The contemporary American Italian restaurant boasts 13 locations up and down the East Coast, with the Henrico location opening in August.
In the same week, I hit up Travinia twice, once for lunch and once for a late dinner. At lunchtime on a weekday, I was overwhelmed by the smell of garlic and by the number of working professionals in nice suits on their lunch breaks. When we first walked in, I was concerned our meal would be a little too pricey based on the décor – it's a really nice place. Luckily, the menu has a variety of options for every budget. > Read more.
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There's a ton of sugar in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. Literal sugar, as SpongeBob Squarepants (Tom Kenny) and Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke) inhale their own weight in cotton candy and eat ice cream, one scoop per mouthful.
At one point we burrow into the brain of our boxy yellow hero and discover the inner workings of his brain: googly-eyed cakes and candies that giggle and sing. All of which is extremely appropriate for a film like Sponge Out of Water. Because not only is the movie sweet (the "awwww" kind of sweet), but it's the equivalent of a 30-candy bar sugar rush, zipping between ideas like a sponge on rocket skates.
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1. The Croods (2013)
PG | 98 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
After their cave is destroyed, a caveman family must trek through an unfamiliar fantastical world with the help of an inventive boy.
Writers: Chris Sanders, Kirk De Micco, John Cleese | Directors: Kirk De Micco, Chris Sanders | Stars: Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Catherine Keener
2. Dinosaurs (1991–1994)
TV-PG | 30 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
Dinosaurs follows the life of a family of dinosaurs, living in a modern world. They have TVs, fridges, etc. The only humans around are cavemen, who are viewed as pets and wild animals.
Creators: Michael Jacobs, Bob Young | Stars: Stuart Pankin, Jessica Walter, Jason Willinger, Leif Tilden
3. Quest for Fire (1981)
R | 100 min | Adventure, Drama, History
This story takes place in prehistoric time when three prehistoric tribesmen search for a new fire source.
Writers: Gérard Brach, J.H. Rosny Sr. | Director: Jean-Jacques Annaud | Stars: Everett McGill, Ron Perlman, Nicholas Kadi, Rae Dawn Chong
4. On the Town (1949)
Passed | 98 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance
Three sailors on a day of shore leave in New York City look for fun and romance before their twenty-four hours are up.
Writers: Adolph Green, Betty Comden, Jerome Robbins | Directors: Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly | Stars: Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Betty Garrett, Ann Miller
5. The Land That Time Forgot (1975)
PG | 90 min | Adventure, Fantasy
During World War I, a German U-boat sinks a British ship and takes the survivors on board. After it takes a wrong turn, the submarine takes them to the unknown land of Caprona, where they ... See full summary »
Writers: Edgar Rice Burroughs, James Cawthorn, Michael Moorcock | Director: Kevin Connor | Stars: Doug McClure, John McEnery, Susan Penhaligon, Keith Barron
6. Eegah (1962)
Unrated | 90 min | Comedy
Teenagers stumble across a prehistoric caveman, who goes on a rampage.
Writers: Bob Wehling, Arch Hall Sr. | Director: Arch Hall Sr. | Stars: Arch Hall Jr., Marilyn Manning, Richard Kiel, Arch Hall Sr.
7. Valley of the Dragons (1961)
82 min | Sci-Fi
Algeria 1881. Two men, Michael Denning and Hector Servadac are having a duel with one another when a comet goes past the earth at low altitude. The strong wind this creates transports the ... See full summary »
Writers: Edward Bernds, Jules Verne, Donald Zimbalist | Director: Edward Bernds | Stars: Cesare Danova, Sean McClory, Joan Staley, Danielle De Metz
8. Return of the Ape Man (1944)
Approved | 60 min | Horror, Romance, Sci-Fi
While on an Arctic expedition, two scientists find the frozen body of a prehistoric caveman. They bring him home to their laboratory, but decide that in order to fully utilize (and control)... See full summary »
Writer: Robert Charles | Director: Phil Rosen | Stars: Bela Lugosi, John Carradine, George Zucco, Frank Moran
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Writer: Yvo René Scharf | Stars: Thomas Goersch, Yvo René Scharf, Martin Thon, Jace Rashid
10. And Man Created Dog (2010 TV Movie)
93 min | Documentary
While its fearsome ancestor, the wolf, was created by natural selection-it is man that created the dog. This film explores the greatest inter-species friendship on Earth over the course of ... See full summary »
Writers: John Copeland, Meg Olmert | Director: Pierre de Lespinois | Stars: Rick Groat, Austin James Wolff
11. Der Mann im Salz (1989 TV Movie)
177 min | Drama, History
In 1618 young David is working in a saline mine. With the help of dynamite he invents a new method of mining but when he frees a preserved troglodyte out of the salt the people think that ... See full summary »
Writers: Ludwig Ganghofer, Joachim Hammann, Rainer Wolffhardt | Director: Rainer Wolffhardt | Stars: Michael Roll, Patricia Adriani, Manfred Andrae, Rolf Illig
12. Donald and the Wheel (1961)
Approved | 17 min | Animation, Short, Comedy
A father tells his son the invention of the wheel was most important; to prove it, the two hipsters visit the inventor caveman Donald Duck. There follows a survey of the progress of ... See full summary »
Writer: Bill Berg | Director: Hamilton Luske | Stars: Bill Cole, Bill Lee, Thurl Ravenscroft, Max Smith
13. I padroni del mondo (1983)
100 min | Adventure
Writer: Alberto Cavallone | Director: Alberto Cavallone | Stars: Sven Kruger, Sasha D'Arc, Viviana Maria Rispoli, Maria Vittoria Garlanda
14. Caveman Inki (1950)
Approved | 7 min | Family, Animation, Short
Back in prehistoric times, a thundering earthquake splits a mountain wide open, and out hops the minah bird, to alternately bedevil, mystify and rescue Inki as he hunts dinosaurs. Meanwhile... See full summary »
Writer: Michael Maltese | Director: Chuck Jones | Star: Mel Blanc
15. Bongo Wolf's Revenge (1970)
72 min
An oddball picture about legendary kooky and colorful Los Angeles fringe eccentric cult figure Bongo Wolf. Through the course of the movie Bongo visits his friends in Hollywood, gives a ... See full summary »
Writer: Tom Baker | Director: Tom Baker | Stars: Bongo Wolf, Mike Bloomfield, Severn Darden, Jim Ford
16. U Istokov Chelovecehstva (1977)
Action, Adventure, Family
Director: Feliks Sobolev | Star: Viktor Andrienko
17. BUZZ! Junior: Dinomania (2008 Video Game)
Directors: Lol Scragg, Darran Thomas | Stars: Ewan Bailey, Lou Frerichs, Jane Savage
18. The Birth of a Flivver (1917)
5 min | Animation, Short, Comedy
Two cavemen invent the wheel, but when they are frustrated in their attempts to have a dinosaur pull a cart, conclude that the device is useless.
Director: Willis H. O'Brien
20. Animals in Modern Life (1937)
11 min | Short
Educational short that demonstrates how human beings have benefited from animals throughout the ages, from their many uses to the variety of products they produce.
The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures (1966–1999)
Growing Up in the Universe: Waking Up in the Universe
Documentary, Family
Star: Richard Dawkins
Friends (1994–2004)
The One Where Ross and Rachel... You Know
TV-PG | 22 min | Comedy, Romance
Joey buys two armchairs and a big screen TV and they never want to get up from the armchairs again. Ross and Rachel have their first official date and sleep together at Ross's museum. ... See full summary »
Creators: David Crane, Marta Kauffman | Director: Michael Lembeck | Stars: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc
Spiegel TV Reportage (1996– )
Ötzi - Der Mann aus dem Eis
97 min | Documentary
Writer: Tillmann Scholl | Director: Tillmann Scholl | Stars: Horst Aspöck, Sigmar Bortenschlager, Markus Egg, Othmar Gaber


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