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Haven't made it yet as I've recently become sensitive to almonds but more and more people, especially those avoiding gluten, do have almond flour at home. If you'd read the source of this recipe, you'd have noticed that it came from The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook.
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Rinse chickens inside and out with cold water; drain, then pat dry.
Sprinkle insides with 1/2 teaspoon of the salt.
Simmer onion in water in a medium-size frying pan 5 minutes, or until soft; stir in coriander, curry powder, apples, another 1/2 teaspoon of the salt, and your favorite no-calorie sweetener, using the equivalent of 1 teaspoon sugar.
Cook, stirring often, over medium heat 10 minutes, or until apples are slightly soft.
Remove from heat.
Stuff neck and body cavities of chickens lightly with apple mixture.
Smooth neck skin over stuffing and skewer to back; tie legs to tail with string.
Place chickens, side by side, in a roasting pan.
Mix remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt and paprika in cup; sprinkle over chickens.
Roast in moderate oven (375°) basting several times with chicken broth, 1 1/2 hours or until drumsticks move easily and meaty part of a thigh feels soft.
(If you want to garnish chickens with onions, as shown in our picture, thread wedges of peeled onion onto dampened wooden picks and insert into chickens for last half hour of cooking time.)
Remove chickens to a heated serving platter; cut away strings and remove skewers.
Garnish platter with parsley and a few thin apple slices, if you wish.
Cut chickens in half, divide stuffing evenly.
Dieter's portion: 1/2 chicken plus half of stuffing from 1 chicken — 421 calories.
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Travel industry leaders from around the world will attend The Phocuswright Conference live or via streaming and on-demand video. Among them are the travel, tourism and hospitality industry's most influential leaders, visionary thinkers and innovators with the "Next Big Idea."
We are hard at work on the 2015 program. In the meantime, please see the 2014 program below.
No conference program sessions take place. All times shown are PST (GMT -8 hours).
|8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Phocuswright Reception Desk Open
Studio 3 Foyer, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Attendees may check in early.
|8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Phocuswright Satellite Reception Desk Open
Lobby, JW Marriott Hotel
Attendees may check in early.
|9:00 am - 5:30 pm
The Travel Innovation Summit Rehearsals
Studio 1 & 2, Level 2, JW Marriott Hotel
(Exclusively for innovators)
|2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
The Young Leaders Summit Private Interactive Session
Plaza 2 & 3, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
(Exclusively for The Class of 35)
|5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
The Young Leaders Summit Private Cocktail Reception
Tom's Urban (1011 S. Figueroa B101, Los Angeles)
(Exclusively for The Class of 35)
|6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
The Travel Innovation Summit Innovator Briefing
(Exclusively for innovators)
|7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Travel Innovation Summit Private Cocktail Reception
(Exclusively for innovators, judges and critics)
|8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Kick-Off Cocktail Reception
Sponsored by: Blacklane, Instart Logic and WIT
Glance, Lobby, JW Marriott Hotel
(Open to all conference attendees)
Sessions take place in the Theater, Diamond Ballroom, Level 3, Convention Center; other locations are noted. All times shown are PST (GMT -8 hours).
|6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Phocuswright Satellite Reception Desk Open
Lobby, JW Marriott Hotel
|6:00 am - 8:00 am
Exhibitor Showcase Set Up
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
(Exclusively for innovators and exhibitors)
|6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Phocuswright Reception Desk Open
Studio 3 Foyer, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Register or check in, and collect your conference materials. Phocuswright Reception is the go-to spot for all your needs.
|8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Exhibitor Showcase Open
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
The Exhibitor Showcase is open for business and abuzz with activity. Meet the Travel Innovation Summit demonstrators and connect with exhibitors one-on-one!
|8:00 am - 9:00 am
Breakfast: Buzz and Brew
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Share breakfast with industry colleagues, make connections and bask in the buzz of opening day.
|9:00 am - 9:15 am
Welcome to The Travel Innovation Summit, Presented by Brand USA - DiscoverAmerica.com
Find out who's who and what's what. Don't miss the introduction of the morning innovators, judges' panel and Critics Circle.
|9:15 am - 9:25 am
1.1 Options Away
Provides peace of mind by allowing travelers to lock in flight prices for days or weeks while finalizing their travel plans.Presenter
Robert Brown, Founder and CEO, Options Away
|9:25 am - 9:35 am
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Andrew McConnell, CEO, VacationFutures Inc.
|9:35 am - 9:45 am
1.3 Booking Boss Pty Ltd
A leading provider of booking, inventory and channel-management software dedicated to the tour, activity and attraction industry.Presenter
Renee Welsh, CEO, Booking Boss Pty Ltd
|9:45 am - 9:55 am
1.4 BTCTrip
The leading global platform for travel with Bitcoin is discovering a new traveler identity.Presenter
Martin Fernandez, CEO, BTCTrip
|9:55 am - 10:05 am
1.5 Tavisca Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
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Mahendra Yadav, Co-Founder and CEO, Tavisca Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
|10:05 am - 10:15 am
1.6 iTraveller
A travel technology platform where users can plan, organize and book their customized trips, by selecting their destinations, hotels and transfers.Presenter
Shiju Radhakrishnan, Chief Executive Officer, iTraveller
|10:15 am - 10:25 am
1.7 WorldMate Inc.
This contextual engine drives big savings on hotels in just a few clicks, disrupting hotel distribution as you know it.Presenter
Ian Berman, Vice President, Business Development, WorldMate Inc.
|10:25 am - 10:35 am
1.8 Distil Networks
Protect your price listings, online content and brand reputation from bad bots and industry competitors.Presenter
Rami Essaid, CEO, Distil Networks
|10:35 am - 11:03 am
Break: Nosh and Negotiate
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Enjoy a snack, compare notes on the demonstrations and connect with that hot prospect.
|11:03 am - 11:05 am
Welcome Back and Introduction
Don't miss the introduction of our next innovators.
|11:05 am - 11:15 am
2.1 Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection (BHTP)
Innovative products and technology transform travel insurance, bringing more revenue into the market.Presenter
Mike Meeks, Chief Operating Officer, Haworth Marketing + Media
|11:15 am - 11:25 am
2.2 Above Property LLC
This advanced global travel solution is delivered via an always-on, multi-cloud, module-based platform.Presenter
Aaron Shepherd, CEO, Above Property LLC
|11:25 am - 11:35 am
2.3 TableGrabber
Dynamic pricing for restaurants.Presenter
Pawan Marwaha, Co-Founder & Chief Grabber, TableGrabber
|11:35 am - 11:45 am
2.4 Mozio
Your ground transportation technology partner.Presenter
David Litwak, CEO, Mozio
|11:45 am - 11:55 am
2.5 Going Somewhere Travel
Multi-format travel planner with real-time predictive analytics and access to thousands of travel agents.Presenter
Matthew Fitzgerald, Technology Director and Co-Founder, Going Somewhere Travel Pty. Ltd.
|11:55 am - 12:05 pm
2.6 TripScanner
Democratizing business travel: Companies can control travel costs, while letting employees book on their favorite websites.Presenter
Ethan Laub, Founder and CEO, TripScanner
|12:05 pm - 12:15 pm
2.7 Nor1
Learn how travel companies are leveraging the eReach platform to deliver targeted, relevant upsell offers to their guests.Presenter
Leith Stevens, SVP, Business Development, Nor1 Inc.
|12:15 pm - 12:25 pm
2.8 Kamino
The walking tour reinvented: Discover how travel brands and cities can encourage locals and visitors alike to explore cities on foot!Presenter
Louis Huynh, President, Kamino Labs, Inc.
|12:25 pm - 1:53 pm
Sponsored by: Brand USA - DiscoverAmerica.com
Platinum & Gold Ballrooms, Levels 2 & 1, Convention Center
Grab a bite to eat and power up for an afternoon of innovation. Why not schedule lunch with an exhibitor and learn more about that new product you've been eyeing?
|12:25 pm - 1:53 pm
The Young Leaders Summit Private Lunch
Georgia 1, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
(Exclusively for The Class of 35)
|1:53 pm - 2:18 pm
Spotlight: Investor Insights
Travel company valuations have been on the rise of late, with some reaching staggering levels. Hear from three investors who have all put their money on the line in a lively conversation aimed at uncovering how the investor class thinks.Moderator
Douglas Quinby, Vice President, Research, Phocuswright Inc.Panelist Roundtable
John Balen, General Partner, Canaan Management LLC
Joel Cutler, Managing Director, General Catalyst Partners
Brad Gerstner, Founder and CEO, Altimeter Capital
|2:18 pm - 2:20 pm
Welcome Back and Introduction
Don't miss the introduction of our next innovators.
|2:20 pm - 2:30 pm
3.1 bd4travel GmbH
Read travel wishes from your customers' lips – customer-centric shopping brought to life.Presenter
Andy Owen-Jones, CEO, bd4travel GmbH
|2:30 pm - 2:40 pm
3.2 Tripshow.com
A visual social media marketing platform for the Chinese travel market.Presenter
George Cao, Ceo, Dragon Trail
|2:40 pm - 2:50 pm
3.3 Amadeus IT Group
Flight disrupted? Instead of stress, frustration and long lines, check out the new mobile app where the passenger comes first.Presenter
Robert Booth, Head of Product Marketing, Airline Digital Solutions, Amadeus IT Group S.A.
|2:50 pm - 3:00 pm
3.4 Mobacar
Swiftfleet is the world's first intelligent car rental distribution solution for major airlines and global online travel agents.Presenter
Mike Webster, Founder and CEO, Mobacar
|3:00 pm - 3:10 pm
3.5 Bókun
Learn how Iceland's travel industry has been revolutionized in just one year by connecting supply and retail in real time.Presenter
?lafur Guðmundsson, Co-Founder and CTO, Bokun
|3:10 pm - 3:20 pm
3.6 PassportCard International
The world's first real-time travel insurance, claims paid in real time, no out-of-pocket expenses, no paperwork … it's that simple!Presenter
Sharon Haran, CEO, Passportcard International
|3:20 pm - 3:30 pm
3.7 mTrip
Mobile applications for tour operators and travel agencies to increase client satisfaction and generate revenue.Presenter
Frederic de Pardieu, CEO, mTrip Inc.
|3:30 pm - 3:40 pm
3.8 Utrip
Artificial intelligence trip planner uses interests and budget to quickly create complete, personalized itineraries.Presenter
Gilad Berenstein, Founder and CEO, Utrip, LLC
|3:40 pm - 4:08 pm
Break: Chai and Chatter
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Enjoy a snack, compare notes on the demonstrations and connect with that hot prospect.
|4:08 pm - 4:33 pm
Executive Roundtable: Acquisitions, Acquisitions, Acquisitions
Acquisitions have been a part of the travel industry framework for years, and most recently the deals have gotten bigger and more interesting. This session will provide a front-seat view as we hear from three CEOs who have been down the acquisition path.Moderator
Tony D'Astolfo, Managing Director, Phocuswright Inc.Panelist Roundtable
Gregg Brockway, Co-Founder & Chairman, Chairish and Venture Partner, O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures LLC
Martin J?rgensen, CEO, Net Trans Services AS
Barrie Seidenberg, President and CEO, Viator Inc.
|4:33 pm - 4:35 pm
Welcome Back and Introduction
Don't miss the introduction of the final group of innovators.
|4:35 pm - 4:45 pm
4.1 Shopnfly
The first shopping marketplace for global travelers across duty free, in-flight and local stores around the world.Presenter
Guy Gaash, Co-Founder and CEO, Shopnfly
|4:45 pm - 4:55 pm
4.2 CarrotsNSticks TravelTech Private Ltd.
The travel search engine.Presenter
Arijit Mukherjee, CEO, CarrotsNSticks TravelTech Private Ltd.
|4:55 pm - 5:05 pm
4.3 TripHobo
Meet the world's largest repository of user-generated itineraries. Smart trip planning for smart people.Presenter
Praveen Kumar, CEO, TripHobo.com
|5:05 pm - 5:15 pm
4.4 TripScope
Modernizing the travel agent experience through interactive mobile technology.Presenter
Katelyn O'Shaughnessy, Founder, CEO, Trip Scope
|5:15 pm - 5:25 pm
4.5 Tap Tap
The technology that brings ride sharing apps to hotel shuttles is now branching out into other industries.Presenter
Ashwin Kamlani, Founder and CEO, Tap Tap
|5:25 pm - 5:35 pm
4.6 Tripbooka
A planning and booking marketplace platform for today's traveler that aggregates traditional travel agents in one single search.Presenter
Luke Crawford, Founder, Tripbooka
|5:35 pm - 5:45 pm
Travel retailers get a unified view of each customer to deliver personalized marketing at the right time via the right channel.Presenter
David O'Flanagan, CEO, BOXEVER
|5:45 pm - 5:55 pm
4.8 Hall St, Inc
Create a total travel experience around events by linking hotels, restaurants, tickets and attendees on one map.Presenter
Alfredo Ouro, Founder and CEO, HallSt.com
|5:55 pm - 6:00 pm
Closing RemarksPresenter
Tony D'Astolfo, Managing Director, Phocuswright Inc.
|6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
The Travel Innovation Summit Cocktail Reception
Sponsored by: 3rd Planet
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Toast the day's events with the travel industry's most innovative players. Experience the excitement as you mix, mingle and meet future partners.
|7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
The Young Leaders Summit Private Happy Hour
BottleRock LA (1050 S. Flower #167, Los Angeles)
(Exclusively for The Class of 35)
|7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
The Young Leaders Summit Private Happy Hour
(Exclusively for Amadues)
|9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Travel Innovation Summit Late Night Bash
Sponsored by: Yahoo
Gold Ballroom, Level 1, Convention Center
Come celebrate with Yahoo and fellow travel peers! Toast the Travel Innovation Summit finalists with inventive drinks and desserts • Create your own travel memory in the fun Tumblr photo booth • Learn how Yahoo is leading in innovation for travel advertisers by blending content and advertising to create deep personalized experiences for each user. And don't miss the announcement of the Travel Innovation Summit finalists and People's Choice Award winner at 10:00 pm!
|10:00 pm - 10:15 pm
Innovator Finalist and People's Choice Award Winner Announcement
Sponsored by: Yahoo
Gold Ballroom, Level 1, Convention Center
Learn which Travel Innovation Summit demonstrators advance to the final round and who wins the People's Choice Award. This elite group of finalists will get one last chance to make their case to the judges panel before the winners are crowned Wednesday afternoon. Did your favorites make the cut?
Workshop room locations are posted onsite. All times shown are PST (GMT -8 hours).
|8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Phocuswright Reception Desk Open
Studio 3 Foyer, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Register or check in, and collect your conference materials. Phocuswright Reception is the go-to spot for all your needs.
|8:00 am - 6:30 pm
Exhibitor Showcase Open
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Meet with the exhibitors and The Travel Innovation Summit innovators one-on-one!
|8:00 am - 9:45 am
The Young Leaders Summit Private Breakfast
Georgia 1, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
(Exclusively for The Class of 35)
|8:00 am - 9:00 am
Sponsored by: TravelClick
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Get ready for the day. Connect with colleagues, review your workshop schedule, and figure out how to land that big deal over an energizing breakfast.
|9:00 am - 9:35 am
Responsive and Fast: Accelerate Your Mobile Site Past the Competition
Sponsored by: Akamai Technologies
Gold Ballroom 4, Level 1, Convention Center
Smartphones now represent a critical share of U.S. digital travel sales, with nearly 26 million travelers expected to make a purchase via a mobile device in 2014, according to eMarketer. With the travel industry's increasing reliance on mobile, shopper expectations have increased similarly. Travelers are growing impatient; they expect near-instant responses, and if a mobile site is too slow, they will abandon it, switch to competitors, or use more expensive channels. In this rapidly changing, highly competitive landscape, travel companies need to ensure high performance, protect against denial-of-service attacks, and absorb demand spikes.The major mobile performance challenges facing travel companies today are outlined, including how to meet customer demand for engaging content across multiple devices without sacrificing performance.Presenter
Anthony Larkin, Product Marketing Manager, Akamai Technologies Inc.
|9:00 am - 9:35 am
Impressions, Clicks, Pins & Likes: Ensuring Visibility in Digital Travel Research
Sponsored by: RKG, a Merkle Company
Plaza 2 & 3, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Gaining visibility in the digital space relies on your ability to connect with travelers. Companies that are able to provide the tools, resources and information necessary to solve traveler challenges will have the most success in booking business. Learn how to get in front of and stand out for new customers by staying focused on the right travelers and their needs. Explore key ideas for boosting your overall digital visibility at all stages of travel research. Expand your notions of how to address your connection with customers in the digital world, and how their behavior differs across platforms and offline. Learn to leverage the latest updates from search engines and social platforms. Walk away with new strategies and tactics to better connect with your target travel audience.Presenter
Adam Audette, Chief Knowledge Officer, RKG, a Merkle Company
Ryan Gibson, EVP, Marketing Strategy, RKG, a Merkle Company
|9:00 am - 9:35 am
The Next Chapter in Digital Advertising: Performance is Everything
Sponsored by: Criteo
Gold Ballroom 2, Level 1, Convention Center
In just a few years, travel marketers have realized the benefits of real-time performance display advertising. Learn how this powerful technology is also about to revolutionize other key marketing channels like mobile, email and video – and how to prepare to capitalize on these opportunities to drive incremental conversions.Presenter
Daniele Beccari, Head of Travel, Criteo
|9:00 am - 9:35 am
The Future of Travel is Now – Are You Ready?
Sponsored by: WNS Global Services
Gold Ballroom 1, Level 1, Convention Center
Industry evolution is transforming the customer-supplier engagement. Today, the new-gen traveler is in charge, and the provider's ability to meet customers' stated and unstated needs is critical. New challenges demand a new solution, business model or technical innovation. Anticipating needs begins with predicting customers' behaviors and preferences. It involves personalizing and making the right offer to the right customer through the right channel. Harnessing industry-specific business platforms enables providers to drive down costs and deliver a seamless experience at all stages of the customer journey. It fuses standardized business processes, cloud computing and SaaS in a unified managed service delivery model. Navigating this transformation need not be a lonely journey. Explore how the shift from BPO to BPM can drive a holistic approach to surviving today's disruptive environment.Presenter
Aniket Godbole, Lead Consultant,Capability, WNS Global Services
|9:00 am - 9:35 am
Reinventing How We Market America to the World
Sponsored by: Brand USA - DiscoverAmerica.com
Gold Ballroom 3, Level 1, Convention Center
Don't miss this unique opportunity to see results from Brand USA's proprietary studies, which are driving the development of their new campaign and websites. Learn about key initiatives that will launch around the world in the next year, and how you can participate in programs designed to drive awareness and visitation across the United States.Presenter
Carroll Rheem, Vice President, Research and Analytics, Brand USA
|9:35 am - 10:00 am
Break: Refuel, Recap, Reconnoiter
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Signed that deal already? Congratulations. Take a quick break and then get back to work.
|10:00 am - 10:35 am
Big Data's Outlook on the Future of U.S. Travel and Tourism
Sponsored by: MasterCard Advisors
Plaza 2 & 3, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Explore the intelligence and insights that Big Data payments and consumer spending resources are revealing about the future of U.S. travel and tourism. Get answers for key industry-defining questions: What is the current size and growth of consumer spending on travel and tourism? Is the travel and tourism industry gaining or losing U.S. consumer wallet share? How are consumer travel preferences changing? What are future spending projections for the travel and hospitality sectors in the U.S.? How is the bed and breakfast revolution changing the landscape of the hospitality sector? Gain a clear perspective on what the leading Big Data assets are revealing about these critical industry questions that will impact U.S. travel and tourism in 2015 and beyond.Presenter
Gary Kearns, Executive Vice President, Information Services, MasterCard
|10:00 am - 10:35 am
Delivering Concierge Level Experiences to Travelers with Digital Engagement Channels
Sponsored by: Moxie
Gold Ballroom 4, Level 1, Convention Center
Today's travelers are more connected than ever, creating unique challenges and opportunities for sales and service operations. As travelers' expectations increase and logistics providers adjust services based on demand, in real-time requirements, traditional communications for service operations are under increased pressure. By relying on digital engagement channels, including web self-service, chat and email (along with traditional channels such as phone and video conference), Maritz Travel engages customers across their digital journey to create concierge level experiences. Learn how Maritz uses Moxie technology to engage travelers on their own terms.Presenter
Neal Thompson, Director, Client Technology, Maritz Travel Company
|10:00 am - 10:35 am
Destination Marketing Drives Hotel Bookings
Sponsored by: Rocket Fuel
Gold Ballroom 1, Level 1, Convention Center
Join this detailed exploration of the symbiotic relationship between consumer exposure in destination/tourism advertising and hotel/OTA advertising in the digital space. Learn how destination advertisers can generate concrete measures of success, and how OTA and hotel advertisers can improve their own KPIs. Examine the consumer's digital path-to-purchase for travel products online, and how that journey differs based on the type of product (air travel, hotel, OTA). Explore how consumer exposure to destination and tourism marketing affects bookings on OTA and hotel sites, including the duration of stay and amount spent.Presenter
Brandon Harper, Manager, Digital Media, Hyatt Hotels Corporation
Robert Jones, Senior Manager, Research & Insights, Rocket Fuel Inc.
Chris Lorenzoni, Director of Category Strategy - Travel, Rocket Fuel Inc.
|10:00 am - 10:35 am
Content Marketing: Content is the language of online consumers. Join the conversation!
Sponsored by: Yahoo
Gold Ballroom 3, Level 1, Convention Center
Content is the language of today's digital consumer. If you're not creating content as part of your marketing strategy, you're not speaking your customers' language. Learn why it should be important to you and why it's at the top of the growth list for 95% of CMOs. Explore a primer on content marketing and audience behavior, demonstrations on how to do it right and success metrics with proven case studies.Presenter
Sebastian Fernandez, Director, Yahoo!
Robert Mooney, Brand Strategist, Tumblr
Stacey Pear, Category Sales Director, Yahoo!
Tenni Theurer, Sr. Director of Product Management, Yahoo! Commerce, Yahoo!
|10:00 am - 10:35 am
Beyond NDC: Delivering the Future of Travel Search and Merchandising Today
Sponsored by: Amadeus
Gold Ballroom 2, Level 1, Convention Center
Now that we understand that NDC is only a message standard, let's talk about business. Today's consumers expect a greater level of personalization than ever before, requiring travel companies to be more creative and nimble in their merchandising efforts. While the industry adapts to the new NDC standards and incorporates ancillary services into their offerings, the needs of the end customer must be top of mind. Using traditional Big Data and evolving social data creates opportunities to upsell the consumer and develop new revenue streams, while offering improved relevancy in search results. From incorporating NDC standards to deploying highly customizable technology, learn how to better acquire and retain customers through the next generation of flight search, which is no longer just schedule and pricing information, but offers true merchandising capabilities.Presenter
Scott Alvis, Chief Marketing Officer, Amadeus
Robert Buckman, Head of Distribution Product Management N.A., Amadeus
|10:35 am - 11:00 am
Break: Chai and Chatter
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Pause to take stock of the valuable connections you have made.
|11:00 am - 11:35 am
China's Tour Distribution and Destination Marketing IT Revolution
Sponsored by: AmazingChina.com
Gold Ballroom 2, Level 1, Convention Center
In 2013, 26 million people visited China. Of these, 2.3 million were from the U.S. and 5.6 million were from Europe. So what is your China strategy? Would you like to grow and capture a larger share of the China market, and leverage technology as a competitive differentiator? If so, learn about the opportunities surrounding nuanced destination marketing for China. The shift in advertising spend is unprecedented, with allocations to digital channels approaching 50% of the entire destination marketing budget. Don't miss this chance to be part of the online and digital revolution for China tour distribution. Learn to unravel the Chinese market conundrum and get the answers you're looking for regarding your China strategy. Attendees are entered to win a free FAM trip to Amazing China!Presenter
Robert Zhang, CEO, Beijing Jinshubiao Information Technology Co., Ltd.
|11:00 am - 11:35 am
Travel in a Programmatic and Data-Driven Landscape
Sponsored by: Netmining
Plaza 2 & 3, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Explore the benefits of programmatic for the travel vertical. Discussion points include: insights on understanding consumer audiences and their true affinities; where they are in the purchase funnel and the best ways to reach and target them beyond endemic sites; how to create loyalty in a fragmented marketplace; using data-driven strategies and tapping into CRM data. Expect a series of practical takeaways, illustrated with case study examples. Gain insights on Hilton's unique initiatives around programmatic and data strategies.Presenter
Chris Hansen, President, Netmining
Jackie Talbot, Director of Online Media, Hilton
|11:00 am - 11:35 am
Understanding the Online Payment Journey: Best Practices and Country Differences
Sponsored by: Worldpay
Gold Ballroom 4, Level 1, Convention Center
Taking payments is an integral part of the customer's online journey and fundamental to doing business. But the payment page is only one of seven elements – consider the wider touch points that come into play, from the moment a customer lands on your homepage through to order confirmation. Customers must feel confident to book on a website, the booking process needs to be seamless and the right support tools should be offered. Learn how to optimize the seven payment elements in the booking process to maximize conversion. As attitudes and expectations of online payments differ around the world, careful planning prior to venturing into new markets is key to success. Find out about the key payment elements and walk away with insights into customer payment preferences from 14 different countries.Presenter
Mark Fleming, SVP Business Development, Worldpay
|11:00 am - 11:35 am
Travel Decisions in a Multi-Screen World
Sponsored by: Expedia Media Solutions
Gold Ballroom 1, Level 1, Convention Center
A study by Expedia Media Solutions and comScore analyzes the importance of multi-platform devices in online travel content consumption, revealing opportunities to reach travelers across devices and travel planning stages. U.S. online travel spend increased 9% in the first half of 2014. With 6% of bookings coming from mobile devices, mobile is on track to account for more than $8 billion in 2014 travel bookings. As 33% of U.S. households have five or more devices in the home, there are not only more opportunities for marketers to reach travelers, but also more challenges. The research provides valuable insights on how to influence online travel consumers' research and booking habits, including unique behaviors among family, budget, luxury and business travelers, and illustrates the need to diversify marketing plans across platforms to effectively reach today's digitally savvy travelers.Presenter
Chris Blakely, Vice President, comScore, Inc.
Matthew Reichek, Senior Director, Product & Site Planning, Media Solutions, Expedia Inc.
|11:00 am - 11:35 am
Using Big Data in Travel to Optimize Customer Engagement and Marketing
Sponsored by: FareCompare
Gold Ballroom 3, Level 1, Convention Center
Online marketing spend by the travel industry will grow another 18% next year, with U.S.-based companies investing nearly $5 billion in 2015, according to Forrester. In their rush to increase traffic acquisition, however, travel businesses are ignoring several golden opportunities. Learn how Big Data analytics can dramatically shift the way marketers choose which offerings to promote and drive a sea of change in travelers' expectations. A case study examines the automation of content curation and the selection of focus markets, resulting in an enhanced customer experience and improved look-to-book ratios. The emerging capabilities of predictive intelligence and machine learning are also explored. Finally, learn how to minimize IT investment while aligning marketing functions with Big Data capabilities.Presenter
Jeremy Jameson, Vice President, Strategy & Alliances, FareCompare L.P.
|11:35 am - 12:00 pm
Break: Nosh and Negotiate
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Enjoy a snack, compare notes on the workshops and connect with that hot prospect.
|12:00 pm - 12:35 pm
Inside the Digital Traveler's Mind: Deriving Insights from Search Marketing Data
Sponsored by: NetElixir
Plaza 2 & 3, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Search marketing data offers unique and actionable insights into consumer behavior. Through active mapping of search queries and paths to purchase, valuable information can be derived about how travelers make decisions and buy online. Insights from ongoing consumer intelligence research will help you understand the power of using search marketing data to make better business decisions. Learn how to mine search marketing data, identify trends and apply insights.Presenter
Udayan Bose, Founder & CEO, NetElixir
|12:00 pm - 12:35 pm
The Addressable Customer Experience in Travel
Sponsored by: Merkle Inc.
Gold Ballroom 2, Level 1, Convention Center
For today's travelers, Facebook, Google and first-party mobile platforms have become the primary methods of engagement during their travel decision-making. These platforms have evolved into highly addressable environments with the ability to deliver rich, engaging experiences that are targeted and personalized. Seizing this opportunity requires advertisers to develop audience planning and optimization across integrated channels, master the creative experience design process, and execute it seamlessly across channels, technologies and platforms. To be truly effective, they must transform operating models to leverage cross-functional skills in a highly integrated environment. Explore a practical approach to creating these experiences that is data-driven and founded on consumer insights, planning and technical execution.Presenter
Andrew Hoeberichts, SVP Travel, Media & Entertainment, Merkle Inc.
Matt Naeger, EVP Digtial Strategy, Merkle Inc.
Shirli Zelcer, Vice President, Travel, Media & Entertainment Analytics Lead, Merkle Inc.
|12:00 pm - 12:35 pm
Making an Impact With Twitter: Best Practices and Creative Success Stories
Sponsored by: Twitter
Gold Ballroom 3, Level 1, Convention Center
Targeting the right audience in the right place at the right time is a critical element of a successful marketing or advertising campaign. Another element that is necessary for success is the creative. If you're placing too much emphasis on targeting and DR metrics, and leaving the creative as an afterthought, you're missing out on an opportunity to make a lasting, emotional connection with your current and potential customers. Review some great creative examples used by several DMO, OTA, hotel, cruise and airline partners.Presenter
Jeff Flores, Head of Travel, Twitter
|12:00 pm - 12:35 pm
How the Travel Industry Can Create a Contextual Experience
Sponsored by: StrongView
Gold Ballroom 1, Level 1, Convention Center
Explore changes in consumer behavior, technology and marketing that require a different approach to creating a contextual travel experience – from research to post- stay customer engagement. Understand how these forces of change impact the travel industry and how marketers must respond. Gain insights into consumer travel planning and reservation resources, tools and devices used to understand how marketers can leverage this information to contribute to a great experience across all stages of travel. Learn how contextual innovations are creating hyper-personalized experiences for travelers with localized and geo-targeted content, video in email, social media and open-time personalization. Walk away with several contextual examples and suggestions on where and how to start developing great travel experiences that are relevant and useful, and drive brand loyalty.Presenter
Katrina Conn, VP, Marketing Services, StrongView
|12:00 pm - 12:35 pm
KeyBanc Capital Markets Innovator Workshop
Sponsored by: KeyBanc, StayAtHand, Trevii, Fusion
Gold Ballroom 4, Level 1, Convention Center
Startup ventures are the driving force of innovation in travel, with potential to disrupt the status quo. But it takes more than moxie to launch a successful business. Moderated by KeyBanc, find out what makes today's startups tick, as the founders of StayAtHand, Trevii and Fusion discuss their experience, value proposition and vision for the future.Presenter
Mark Brown, VP, Sales and Client Accounts EMEA, Fusion
John Hart, Founder and CEO, Imagine If Inc.
Moon Kang, CTO and Founder, Trevii
Jay Masurekar, Head of Travel IB, KeyBanc Capital Markets
|12:35 pm - 1:45 pm
Platinum & Gold Ballroom Foyers, West Road (Outside), Convention Center
Power up for the afternoon with a long lunch! Center Stage starts promptly at 2:00 pm. Theater doors open at 1:30 pm.
Center Stage
|2:00 pm - 2:15 pm
Disruption's CurvePresenter
Tony D'Astolfo, Managing Director, Phocuswright Inc.
Douglas Quinby, Vice President, Research, Phocuswright Inc.
Lorraine Sileo, Senior Vice President, Research, Phocuswright Inc.
|2:15 pm - 2:50 pm
Keynote: DetourKeynote/Center Stage
Andrew Mason, Co-Founder and CEO, DetourTalkbacker
Paula Froelich, Editor in Chief, Yahoo Travel
Brad Weber, President and CEO, Gray Line Worldwide
|2:50 pm - 3:25 pm
Keynote: CventKeynote/Center Stage
Reggie Aggarwal, Founder and CEO, CventTalkbacker
Cindy Allen, Vice President, TMC Services, Concur
April bridgeman, Managing Director & Senior Vice President, BCD Travel
|3:25 pm - 4:00 pm
Keynote: CtripKeynote/Center Stage
James Liang, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board, Ctrip.com International Ltd.Talkbacker
Fritz Demopoulos, Founder, Queen's Road Capital
Arnie Weissmann, Senior Vice President and Editor In Chief, Travel Weekly
|4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
Break: Friends, Fizz and Fare
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Grab a bite from the Trueffect popcorn cart before you track down that final prospect on your 'must see' list or close the deal over a friendly cup of tea.
|4:45 pm - 5:20 pm
Keynote: HomeAwayKeynote/Center Stage
Brian Sharples, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO, HomeAwayTalkbacker
Tom Botts, Executive Vice President, Chief Customer Officer, Denihan Hospitality Group
Cheryl Rosner, Co-Founder and CEO, Stayful
|5:20 pm - 5:55 pm
Interview/Panel: Meta, Media, Momentum
In some markets, global and local metasearch companies are overtaking the space once held by online travel agencies. Can OTAs and suppliers hold their ground, or grab a bigger piece of the pie? What's behind the meta trend, and how can travel businesses position themselves to ride it?Keynote/Center Stage
Steve Hafner, Co-Founder and CEO, KAYAKModerator
Lorraine Sileo, Senior Vice President, Research, Phocuswright Inc.Panelist Roundtable
Robin Ingle, Senior Vice President, Advertising Sales, TripAdvisor
Mark Logan, Chief Operating Officer, Skyscanner Ltd.
Chris Loughlin, CEO, Travelzoo, Inc.
|5:55 pm - 6:20 pm
Interview: ExpediaInterviewer
Tony D'Astolfo, Managing Director, Phocuswright Inc.One-On-One
Dara Khosrowshahi, President & CEO, Expedia Worldwide
|6:20 pm - 6:35 pm
The Travel Innovation Summit Awards Ceremony
Join us for the announcement of the 'Best Innovation' award winners in the following categories: Startup, Emerging, Established, Brand USA Marketing Innovation Award, and The General Catalyst Award for Travel Innovation.
|6:35 pm - 8:00 pm
Center Stage Gala Cocktail Reception
Sponsored by: HomeAway Inc. & JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. LIVE
Lobby, JW Marriott Hotel
Toast the day's events with the most influential group of travel leaders anywhere. Experience the excitement as you mix, mingle and meet future partners.
|9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Tnooz Appy Hour
Gold Ballroom 4, Level 1, Convention Center
Tnooz hosts Appy Hour, an after-hours meetup over drinks and casual conversation about what's new in digital travel. Join Tnooz to renew acquaintances and make new business contacts.
Sessions take place in the Theater, Diamond Ballroom, Level 3, Convention Center; other locations are noted. All times shown are PST (GMT -8 hours).
|7:30 am - 3:00 pm
Phocuswright Reception Desk Open
Studio 3 Foyer, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel
Register or check in, and collect your conference materials. Phocuswright Reception is the go-to spot for all your needs.
|8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Exhibitor Showcase Open
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Meet with the exhibitors and The Travel Innovation Summit demonstrators one-on-one.
|8:00 am - 8:45 am
Breakfast: The Finale
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Stock up on energy in preparation for another day immersed in the travel industry's hottest issues and trends.
|8:50 am - 9:00 am
Spotlight: Future Innovator
Earlier this year, Phocuswright and the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration, launched a joint program designed to cultivate innovation at the University level. With guidance from Cornell's staff, graduate students developed business plans in a competition to find the travel industry's 'next big thing'. Hear about the program and from the winning innovator.Moderator
William Carroll, Clinical Professor, School of Hotel Administration, Cornell UniversityPresenter
Jiha Jung, CEO, Triplanner
|9:00 am - 9:05 am
Five Minutes of Fame (1 of 4)
Watch an interview with the winner of the Travel Innovation Summit established company category to discuss their innovation.Presenter
Ian Berman, Vice President, Business Development, WorldMate Inc.
|9:05 am - 9:35 am
Roadmap to an IPO
At some point, all startups wrestle with the challenge and dilemma of funding their future. Go IPO … and be beholden to the world? Or grab venture backing … and cede power to the few? Find out what's next on the complex curve of travel funding.Moderator
Jake Fuller, Senior Vice President, Research, FBR Capital Markets & Co.Panelist Roundtable
Dana Dunne, President and COO, ODIGEO
Deep Kalra, Chairman and Group CEO, MakeMyTrip.com Pvt. Ltd.
Mark Mahaney, Managing Director, Internet Research, RBC Capital Markets
Mike McGearty, CEO, CarTrawler
|9:35 am - 9:40 am
Five Minutes of Fame (2 of 4)
Watch an interview with the winner of the Travel Innovation Summit People's Choice Award to discuss their innovation.Presenter
Robert Brown, Founder and CEO, Options Away
|9:40 am - 10:15 am
Keynote: IBM Watson GroupKeynote/Center Stage
Mike Rhodin, Senior Vice President, IBM Watson GroupTalkbacker
Murray Mazer, Senior Vice President, Innovation and Research, Amadeus
Norman Rose, President, Travel Tech Consulting Inc.
|10:15 am - 10:50 am
Keynote/Panel: The Mobile-First Future (is Now)
Smartphones and tablets are becoming the dominant path to Internet access, and millions around the globe have leapfrogged desktops entirely. While all travel companies need a solid strategy around mobile, is it time to leave websites behind altogether? Are we there yet?Keynote/Center Stage
Sam Shank, Co-Founder and CEO, HotelTonightModerator
Douglas Quinby, Vice President, Research, Phocuswright Inc.Panelist Roundtable
Hrush Bhatt, Founder & Director, Product & Strategy, cleartrip
Barney Harford, CEO, Orbitz Worldwide
Yilu Zhao, Chief Strategy Officer, Qunar
|10:50 am - 10:55 am
Five Minutes of Fame (3 of 4)
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Watch an interview with the winner of the Travel Innovation Summit emerging company category to discuss their innovation.Presenter
Sharon Haran, CEO, Passportcard International
|10:55 am - 11:40 am
Break: Caffeine, Chat and Connections
Platinum Ballroom, Level 2, Convention Center
Grab a bite before tracking down that final prospect on your 'must see' list or close the deal over a friendly cup of tea.
|11:40 am - 11:45 am
Five Minutes of Fame (4 of 4)
Watch an interview with the winner of the Travel Innovation Summit startup company category to discuss their innovation.Presenter
Andrew McConnell, CEO, VacationFutures Inc.
|11:45 am - 12:20 pm
Keynote: QunarKeynote/Center Stage
CC Zhuang, Co-Founder and CEO, QunarTalkbacker
Maggie Rauch, Research Analyst, Phocuswright Inc.
Melissa Yang, Co-Founder and CTO, Tujia
|12:20 pm - 12:35 pm
Phocuswright Research Spotlight: What Matters in Mobile - Apps vs. the Web
Which platform is winning the mobile travel battle? New, landmark research from Phocuswright dives deeply into mobile travel behavior through a month-long tracking study across one thousand U.S. leisure travelers and millions of mobile web and app sessions—only available at the Phocuswright conference.Presenter
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A device for drying hands by blowing heated air and flakes over the hands in a hand drying shell and drawing the flakes from the hands and shell into a waste flake sack.
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e I United States Patent [1 1 [111 3,744,149 Helbling [451 July 10, 1973 [54] SUCKING FLAKE HAND DRYER 3,059,815 10/1962 Parson, Jr. 128/265 3,130,726 4/1964 Rich 128/265 [761 Invent 2:83; f 1/ 3,599,682 8/1971 Altman 222/81 [22] Filed: Mar. 29, 1972 Primary Examinerl(enneth W. Sprague [2U Applf 239074 Assistant Examiner.lames C. Yeung Attorney-Linton & Linton [30] Foreign Application Priority Data May 6, 1971 Switzerland 6733/71 [52] U.S. Cl 34/202, 34/71, 34/95.0 [57] ABSTRACT [51] Int. Cl. F26b 19/00 [58] Field of Search 34/202, 104, 71,
34/79-82, 95.0, DIG. 1; 252/194; 128/265 A device for drymg hands by blowing heated air and 222/31 146 flakes over the hands in a hand drying shell and drawing the flakes from the hands and shell into a waste [56] References Cited flake sack- UNITED STATES PATENTS 3,378,009 4/1968 Peplin 34/202 9 Claims, 1 Drawing Figure SUCKING FLAKE HAND DRYER The invention regards a sucking flake hand dryer with a fresh air filter, a fresh air intake fan, an air heater, a hand drying shell and an air suction ventilator.
Public common towels for hand drying dont give satisfaction to todays hygienic claims. The same can be said about the automatic towel roll dispensers. Throwaway paper towels are comparatively expensive, the utilization factor of their sucking capacity being very bad because they often are wasted or even taken away in heaps for other purposes. Further there are the automatic hot air hand dryers. In order to get hands dryed in less time, water must be shaken off as well as possible and thus is spluttered all around in a very disagreeable manner. All the same the drying time is much too long. Out of technical reasons (inertia of the electric resistance heating in connection with cold housing) these dryers produce not enough hot air when starting, but later the production increases to a focused hot air jet of much too high temperature. This is not only resented as very unpleasant, but meight easily damage or even scorch the skin.
All these disadvantages will be avoided and hands be dryed completely in a few seconds by the new sucking flake hand dryer. It is characterized, that it has a casing for a bar out of absorbent material and a rotary rasp, which makes sucking flakes out of the absorbent material bar, that the rasp is situated in an air duct and after the air heater, that at least one air pipe leads from the rasp into the hand drying shell near its opening, that the hand drying shell is provided with exhaust holes close to the back side and that those holes are connected with an exhaust pipe leading into an interchangeable flake sack in a housing like a vacuum cleaner;
The drawing shows a model type of the invention in a vertical section key plan.
The sucking flake hand dryer has the size of a little standing piece of furniture. A sucking fan 2 takes in fresh air through a filter l and forces the blast of air through an electric air heater 3 in an air duct 4 and over the sucking flake production into a hand drying shell 5.
The filter 1 may also be designed as a bacterial filter.
The air duct 4 contains afterthe air heater 3 a cylindric rotary rasp 6. It reduces an automatically fed bar of absorbent material 7, for instance hygroscopic cellulose fibres or plastic foam, to sucking flakes. .The guide 8 of the absorbent material bar is provided with a feed plate .9 which is advanced by a feed chain 10 or a feed screw. The feed plate 9 may be coupled with an indicating device that shows the length of the absorbent material bar 7.
From the rasp 6 a lower air pipe 11 and an upper air pipe 12 enter the hand drying shell 5 near its operating mouth, so that the hands are dusted with sucking flakes. Close to the back side of the shell 5 there are exhaust holes 13. A sucking fan 14 which is stronger than the fresh air fan 2 draws off the flakes and the air, exhausted by the pipes ll, 12, and causes an additional air intake through the operating mouth into the hand drying shell 5, so that it can be taken for granted that no sucking flakes will leave the apparatus.
From the exhaust holes 13 a draw off air pipe 15 leads into a waste flake sack 16 which is placed in a waste flake sack basket in a casing like a vacuum cleaner. The casing can be taken off from the air pipe 15. After the sucking fan 14 an end filter 18 is incorporated.
By actuating an operating button, the hand dryer is set going, and the sucking fan 2, the air heater 3, the rasp 6 and the exhaust fan 14 are set to work. To avoid a full load start of the flake rasp 6 a delay switch retards the feeding of the absorbent material bar 7 by about 2 seconds. The supply of sucking flakes to the hand drying shell 5 begins but now. The hands held into the shell are dusted with flakes and dryed within about 5 seconds. After this time the flake supply is stopped. A pure current of warm air, containing no sucking flakes, will remove remaining flakes sticking on the skin, assisted by rubbing hands together.
The capacity of the flake sack 16 corresponds to at least the flake volume of one absorbent material bar 7. A door in the housing of the apparatus gives easy access to the flake sack l6 and the feeding of the absorbent material bar for checking and pushing in new bars. The feed plate 9 is pushed down to initial position and a new bar 7 of absorbent material is inserted. The filled flake sack 16 out of porous paperis replaced by an empty one. The hand shell 5 is cleaned from time to time.
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1. A sucking flake hand dryer comprising an air duct, a fresh air filter in said duct, an air heater in said duct,a rotatably driven rasp in said duct,an absorbent material bar, a guide for said bar opening into said duct below said rasp, a hand drying shell having a mouth at one end and exhaust openings at an opposite end, at least one air pipe leading from said rasp to said hand drying shell mouth, an exhaust housing, a waste flake sack in said exhaust housing, an exhaust air pipe connecting said shell openings to said exhaust housing and air suction means in communication with said exhaust housing, and an air intake fan after said first filter.
2. A sucking flake hand dryer as claimed in claim 1 including a feed plate for said bar in said guide and automatic means for advancing said feed plate.
3. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 2 wherein said automatic means includes a motor driven feed chain connected to said plate.
4. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 2 wherein said automatic means includes a motor driven feed screw for said plate.
5. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 2 wherein-an indicating device is coupled to said feed plate to show the remaining length of said absorbent material bar.
6. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 3 wherein a delay switch is coupled to said automatic means motor.
7. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 1 including an air filter positioned after said air suction means.
8. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 1 wherein said bar consists of hygroscopic cellulose fibers.
9. A sucking flake hand dryer according to claim 1 wherein said bar consists of plastic foam.
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It was the Hurricanes' game from the start considering not even 10 minutes into the game they had a two point lead on the Capitals. The Hurricanes were able to take advantage of every opportunity they had totaling 40 shots to 17. I know, I did a double take as well. Not to mention that Eric Staal was a -33 before the All-Star break and is now a -15 with 60 points. Staal totaled three points with two goals and an assist. When you call Slump Busters, they usually do a good job.
In every aspect on the ice the Capitals were beaten, especially fights. Derek Joslin and Matt Hendricks got into two tusstles and Justin Faulk must have been taking notes from Rocky, as he delivered some nice blows to Troy Brouwer. The Capitals are a team that only two years ago were the number one team in the league and now they are struggling to fight for a playoff spot. I have no clue what happened to Alexander Ovechkin, but somebody needs to light a fire under him. I mean someone, possibly Kirk Muller, lit a fire under Eric Staal and look where he is now. You can't be a captain in the locker room and not on the ice, which is what it looks like is happening with Ovechkin.
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Researchers identify 7 parameters to assess dentofacial aesthetics
A team of German researchers has identified seven quantifiable parameters that can be used for the assessment of dentofacial aesthetics, according to a recent article in Dr.Bicuspid.
Through their review, the authors identified seven parameters that are sufficiently and reasonably quantifiable: the smile line, lip line, incisal offset, location of dental and facial midline, incisor angulations and width-to-height ratios of the maxillary anterior teeth, gingival contour, and root coverage and papilla height.
For more, click here: http://www.drbicuspid.com/index.aspx?sec=sup&sub=cos&pag=dis&ItemID=310681&wf=1213
AACD Charitable Foundation's Give Back a Smile Program Teams with Heraeus' Venus White® Brand as Official Whitening Challenge Fundraising Partner!
The number one whitening brand sold through dealers joins the effort to restore smiles to victims of intimate partner violence. More info here: http://www.aacd.com/index.php?module=cms&page=1096
See Beautiful Smiles in the AACD Showcase of Excellence!
Want to see some beautiful smiles crafted by the AACD Accreditation Class of 2012? Click here: http://bit.ly/HKxOr8
Effectively Managing Patient Perceptions and Expectations
AACDers Pinhas Adar, CDT, MDT, and AACD past president Michael R. Sesemann, DDS, FAACD, are featured in the April issue of Inside Dentistry on Enhancing Communication Skills for Optimal Esthetic Transformations. Read it here: http://bit.ly/H7IvVh
Dr. Kemp's Guide to Digital Photography
AACD Accredited Member, Dr. Philip Kemp, offers a "Photography Tutorial: A Quick Guide to Understanding Your DSLR Camera" via Contemporary Product Solutions. http://bit.ly/GYEpBZ
Is a Smile More Important Than Toned Abs?
According to the third annual Crest and Oral B Great Canadian Smile Survey, it is! Canadians ranked the smile as the most important attribute when determining attractiveness in others, more than twice as important as physical fitness. The survey also noted that while Canadians place great importance on the value of a healthy-looking smile only 30 per cent follow the dentist-recommended at home oral care routine of brushing, flossing and rinsing. Why? 24 per cent say they can't be bothered and 20 per cent say they don't have the time.
To read more, click here: http://bit.ly/GWBZNA
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