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…A very decent pie this was. A nice, pliable but not doughy crust, with a thin strong fold but without the more the more New York-style "crisp". The cheeses were traditionally rustic and aromatic, the sausage buoyantly spicy and sweet, and all of it drizzled with a clean and earthy olive oil that brought all the good flavors together with each bite… [Full post]
…I topped the cheese spread with slices of fresh mozzarella, then thinly sliced white mushrooms, and more thinly sliced scallops. I finished it with drizzles of olive oil and the juice of half a lemon, then popped that into a preheated oven set to broil…. [Full post]
…Many of the these places have continued the evolution of the vegetable slice, which, back in the day, started with just peppers and/or onions, then mushrooms, then eggplant, then spinach, then broccoli…. [full post]
…Stirring two cups of heavy cream into six whisked eggs, adding a little spicy brown mustard (eff you, Dijon…!), worcestershire sauce, liquid smoke, chili powder, tobasco sauce, garlic powder, salt, fresh cracked pepper, a pinch of nutmeg, stirring in two cups of shredded sharp cheddar cheese and a cup of baked ham, separating the liquid base into two frozen pie shells, sprinkling another cup of shredded cheese and a few shakes of paprika and chili powder on top of each pie, and placing the pies on the middle rack of a 375°-preheated oven…. [cont.]
…But eventually you have to give McNally some credit. I've liked—if not raved about—the food at Pravda and Balthazar, and frequented those for many years regardless. Pulino's will have its heralders—and, I'm sure, some detractors—but longer after fanfare, discussions and debates have subsided and been forwarded to the new "next big thing", people will be squeezing in rezys and inviting their friends to grab a bite and a beer here with them…. [Full post]
…It was a little after 2 p.m. and the place gets crowded pretty quickly with just a handful of customers, as it did as I finished my second slice and worried that I had, again, cut my eating agenda short, having left scant room in my tummy for zeppoles of any kind (or the Brendan-recommended cream puffs that Led Zeppole seems to also be famous for)…. [Full post]
…And almost every neighborhood in at least 4 of the five boroughs has a pizza place with minutes of their doorstep. And if you live in a neighborhood like mine—where pizzerias average 1.3 per block, you're going to want to do the work of finding out where you $2.50–$3.75 per slice is best spent…. [Full post]
…I'm starting to learn that I am acquiring a preference for the "new school"-ology of pizza prep. The use of fresh products and foods, cooked quickly and/or barely to maintain not only the integrity of their flavors, but their textures as well. Letting the ingredients sing as individuals while only improving as a whole…. [cont.]
…The staff were extra courteous, possibly thinking I was a food blogger with all the pictures I was taking. I remember them always being that kind though…. [Full post]
…They were also kind enough to let me take photos of the space, which I did as inobtrusively as possible, since there was a decent collection of customers at the tables. The room is thin and long, but very comfortable and homey, warm and unhurried, and a little bit rustic, with its yellow washes, wood trims, framed black & white photos, and exposed rock walls…. [Full post]
…All things in a vacuum this was not. I was hungover, hungry, tempted by the slices I saw on the Serious Eats blog, and half medicated with Tylenol PM when I started eating. And since I need only that pizza be made by people who want to make good food, and not just a lot of it, to make me happy, I was made happy…. [cont.]
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Inspection Ready: System Launch & Inspection DowntimeWhile transitioning to the new Inspection Ready system there will be inspection downtime for some of our units.Learn More
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Determination Review Requests: UpdateTo improve our review process, beginning September 28, 2015, requests to review NYC Construction Codes (CCD1) and Zoning Resolution (ZRD1) determinations will only be accepted by email at the below addresses.Learn More
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Elevator Permit Applications + Category 3&5 Inspections: Electronic SubmissionBeginning September 7, 2015, the Elevator Unit will accept requests for copies of outstanding Elevator Permit Applications and requests for copies of outstanding penalties for Category 3 & 5 Inspections (Look-up sheets) via email only. Customer Service representatives will no longer accept these requests in person and will direct constituents to email these inquiries.Learn More
Build it Back Program: Application + Permit Fees WaivedApplication and permit fees are waived for owners whose properties were damaged in Hurricane Sandy and who are rebuilding or repairing their homes through the City's Build it Back (BIB) program.Learn More
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Site Safety Plan (SSP) Submission/Façade Alteration: New Filing Option for Professional ApplicantsProfessional applicants now have the option to file a Site Safety Plan (SSP) for typical façade alterations (restorations) as a professionally certified Alteration Type 3 (A3). Non-professional applicants will continue to submit filings to the BEST Squad for review.Learn More
Façade Inspection and Safety Program Extended!Cycle 8 Early Filing Amnesty Program for Non-Compliant OwnersIn the interest of public safety, the Department of Buildings is offering an Amnesty Program to owners who failed to file (No Report filed - NRF) a Façade Inspection Safety Report (FISP) during Cycle 7. The FISP Cycle 7 reporting period ended on February 20, 2015.Learn More
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Limited Alteration Application (LAA): Renewals with the same BIS NumberEffective June 1, 2015, LAA/Permit Renewal and Hub Authentication Unit will now offer LAA Renewals with the same BIS number and a standard renewal fee of $100.Learn More
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Flood-Resistant Construction: Raising or Moving a Building Under LL 29/13New regulations are in effect for raising, lifting, elevating or moving buildings. This includes specific, required documents under Buildings Bulletin 2013-013 and Special Inspections requirements.Learn More
Benchmarking Reports: Violations for Non-complianceBuilding owners required to perform annual analyses of their property's total energy use must submit Benchmarking reports by May 1, 2015.Learn More
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2014 NYC Construction Codes: Notification of Sidewalk Shed RemovalUnder the 2014 NYC Construction Codes, new notification requirements are in effect for sidewalk shed removals. For more information, see 2014 NYC Building Code §3307.6.5.11.Learn More
2014 NYC Construction Codes + RCNY: FaçadesFaçade projects requiring site safety plans – buildings 15 stories and higher – may now use a site safety manager, rigger, designated rigging foreman or qualified person to oversee site safety. See NYC Building Code §§3310, 3314.4 and 3316.9, and 1 RCNY 3310-01.Learn More
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Elevator Unit: Category 1 Inspections + PVT ViolationsBeginning January 15, 2015, the Elevator Unit will accept requests for Category 1 Look-up Sheets and copies of PVT Violations via email.Learn More
2014 NYC Construction Codes: Electronic Filing – System MaintenanceTo support the implementation of the 2014 NYC Construction Codes, the Department will be performing maintenance on its electronic filing systems and the Buildings Information System. Online filing and BIS will not be available beginning at 5pm on Tuesday, December 30. Service will resume at 7am on Wednesday, December 31.Learn More
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2014 NYC Construction Codes: Suspended ScaffoldsBeginning December 31, 2014, new changes will effect suspended scaffolds installed in New York City.Suspended Scaffold NotificationSupervision of Suspended Scaffold UsePre-Shift Inspections for Suspended ScaffoldsSuspended Scaffold Installation InspectionsSupervision of Suspended Scaffold Installation + Removal
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2014 NYC Construction Codes: Accident and Incident NotificationNotification requirements for accidents and incidents are now included in the 2014 NYC Construction Codes. Please see 2014 NYC Building Code §3301.8 and §3302.1 for more information.Learn More
2014 NYC Construction Codes: Special Inspection Agency Registration – UPDATEDThe 2014 NYC Construction Codes' effective date is now December 31, 2014. Beginning December 31, new Special Inspection categories, registration and filing requirements will be in effect for Special Inspectors and Special Inspection Agencies (SIAs).Learn More
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2014 NYC Construction Codes: Updated PW1 FormEffective December 31, applicants must use the 10/14 version of the PW1 form for all existing and new jobs, including Post Approval Amendments and subsequent filings for older jobs.Learn More
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2014 NYC Construction Codes: New Limited Alteration Application (LAA1 Form)The 2014 NYC Construction Codes will go into effect on December 31, 2014. Beginning December 31, applicants must use the 10/14 version of the LAA1 form when filing limited alteration work.Learn More
2014 NYC Construction Codes: December 31, 2014 Effective DateMayor Bill de Blasio has signed Local Law 52 of 2014, changing the 2014 NYC Construction Codes' effective date to December 31, 2014.Learn More
Cranes + Derricks: Protocol for Erecting Tower CranesBefore any tower crane may be erected, the applicant (crane engineer of record), third-party inspector and crane owner must submit a third-party inspection report to the Department of Buildings' Cranes and Derricks Unit.Learn More
Lower Manhattan Construction + Truck Embargo - September 5 – September 11, 2014In preparation of this year's September 11th commemoration, a Department of Buildings and Department of Transportation Special Event Construction Embargo will be in effect in two areas of Lower Manhattan. Restrictions begin 6pm on Friday, September 5 and are in effect through 6pm on Thursday, September 11, 2014.Learn More
Electronic Filing Enhancement: Automated Printing for B-SCAN Job StickersBeginning August 11, 2014, applicants and filing representatives will be able to print B-SCAN job stickers from our NYC Development Hub online service – reducing wait time to file at the Department's borough offices.Learn More
2014 Construction Codes: Seminars on LAA/Permit Renewal ChangesThe 2014 NYC Construction Codes become effective on December 31. The Limited Alteration Application (LAA)/Permit Renewal Unit is hosting seminars to outline changes to the LAA form and filing process under the Local Law 141 of 2013 (NYC Administrative Code §28-101.5).Learn More
Demolition Filings + 2014 Construction Codes:Waiver of Backfill and/or Foundation RemovalAfter a full demolition of a building, the requirement to remove the foundation and backfill a site may be waived. The below information outlines when a waiver may be possible under the 2014 Building Code, which goes into effect December 31, 2014.Learn More
Site Safety Managers + Site Safety Coordinators:Notification of Withdrawal or Temporary SubstitutionThe Department of Buildings has created a new email address to provide notification for withdrawals or temporary substitutions of a site safety manager (SSM) or site safety coordinator (SSC). This new address is firstname.lastname@example.com More
LAA Applications for Boiler Work: Deadline to Convert from Number 6 Heating OilTo convert a boiler from number 6 heating oil to a cleaner burning fuel oil, applicants must submit a Limited Alteration Application to the Department of Buildings, and any boiler conversion to change to or to add natural gas requires the applicant to submit an amendment with NYC Department of Environmental Protection.Learn More
Environmental Restrictions: Upcoming ChangesBeginning June 18th, 2014, additional BIS Required Items will be auto-populated based on data from the Department of Environmental Protection Office of Environmental Remediation (OER).Learn More
Pre-Demolition Inspection RequirementsFull demolitions performed pursuant to DM filings currently require a pre-demolition inspection by the Department prior to the issuance of a DM permit.Learn More
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Personnel Hoist Filing RequirementsAll elevator and Personnel hoist plans submitted to the Elevator Unit are professionally certified and must be constructed in compliance with the manufacturer's specification as per chapter 33 section 18 of the NYC Building Code (2008).Learn More
Adhesive Anchor Certification RequiredSoon, adhesive anchor installers will be required to be certified to install anchors in the horizontal or upwardly inclined position when the anchors are supporting sustained tension loads.Learn More
Improved Plan Review Process + New Plan Review Guidebook – NOW CITYWIDEBeginning May 5, 2014, the pilot program to accept only complete drawings with each application will expand to all Department of Buildings reviews.Learn More
Annual Boiler Inspection Report (BO9/BO13)To comply with new DEP regulations, effective May 1, 2014, all boiler inspections must be filed using the new BO9 DOB Boiler Inspection Report and/or the BO13 DOB Affirmation of Correction Report.Learn More
Filing Representative Training Course ExtensionFiling Representative training courses will be extended through December 31, 2014.Learn More
Sprinklers and Standpipes: Construction Document + Shop Drawing RequirementsWhen installing sprinkler or standpipe systems, minimum requirements for construction documents and shop drawings are outlined in the NYC Building Code (BC) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes and Standards.Learn More
Structurally Compromised Buildings (SCBs): Inspection + Reporting RequirementsWithin 60 days of a building being deemed Structurally Compromised, the owner must have a registered design professional perform an initial inspection. The design professional must submit an inspection report to the Department within 30 days after inspection.Learn More
Licensing + Registrations: Expansion of Online Renewal PaymentsThe Department has expanded the online renewal payment option.Learn More
Electrical Advisory Board – UPDATEDThe Department has implemented a new, expedited review process for certain Electrical Advisory Board submissions.Learn More
Elevators: Inspection + Test Requirements – UPDATEDEffective January 1, 2014, new deadlines for elevator inspection and testing and new requirements for field inspection reports are in effect. For complete information, please read Local Law 141 of 2013.( §28-304.6.4, §28-304.6.5 and §28-304.6.6).Learn More
Licensing: Rigging/Sign Hanging Foreman Tear-Off CardsLicensed riggers/sign hangers seeking to obtain a new rigging foreman tear-off card must provide a notarized letter and other supporting documentation to the Department's Licensing Unit.Learn More
Customer Service Tickets: Central Inspections TransactionsEffective Monday, January 20, 2014, customers may perform four transactions per ticket at the Boiler and Elevator service windows.Learn More
Energy Code Compliance Reviews: New Procedures + Fees for NB and Alt1 ApplicationsBeginning January 13, 2014, all New Building and Alteration Type-1 applications will include a $220 review fee to reinforce compliance with the New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC / Energy Code).Learn More
Online Payments: eChecks + Credit CardsBeginning January 13, 2014, the Department will accept eChecks for all online fee payments. eCheck payments carry no convenience fee.Learn More
Resolved Private Elevator Violations: Quarterly Buildings Information System UpdatesThe Department's Buildings Information System is updated quarterly to reflect resolved private elevator violations (PVT Violations).Learn More
Local Law 87 of 2009: Registering as an Energy Auditor/Retro-commissioning AgentLocal Law 87/09 gives individuals, who are not registered design professionals, the ability to register with the Department. Registered individuals may conduct energy audits and/or retro-commissioning and submit Energy Efficiency Reports (EER).Learn More
Local Law 87 of 2009: Applying for an Energy Efficiency Report DeferralLocal Law 87 of 2009 allows building owners who are otherwise required to submit an Energy Efficiency Report (EER) by December 31 to defer their filing. The deadline to file the Application to Defer Filing an Energy Efficiency Report is December 31.Learn More
Local Law 87/09: Filing Energy Efficiency ReportsLocal Law 87/09 requires owners of applicable, mixed-use and residential buildings to submit an Energy Efficiency Report (EER) once every ten years. Owners must submit their EER in the calendar year coinciding with the last digit of the building's tax block number.Learn More
West Side Safety Team – LaunchedThe West Side Safety Team is dedicated to large-scale, current and upcoming construction projects on Manhattan's West Side. Coordinating with the Buildings Enforcement Safety Team and Department specialty units, West Side Safety Team inspectors will focus on cranes and derricks, excavations, scaffolds and construction hoists at New Building, major alterations and demolition projects.Learn More
Hub Full-Service Now LiveHub Full-Service is now live! Architects, engineers and filing representatives can now file Alteration Type-2 and Type-3 applications online for smaller construction projects.Learn More
Filing Representative Training CoursesEffective October 21, 2013, training courses will be available, free of charge, to Class 1 Filing Representatives and Class 2 Code and Zoning Representatives. Filing Representatives must individually register for each training course via the online Filing Representative Training Course Scheduling Tool , located on the Department's website.Learn More
3D Site Safety Plans: New Guidelines + Revit Objects for BIMTo assist design professionals submitting 3D site safety plans, the Building Information Modeling Site Safety Submission Guidelines and Standards - the BIM Manual - is now available along with Revit 3D objects, Revit templates and required parameter files to use when creating BIM files.Learn More
Category 1 Elevator Inspections: Report Filing Deadline Extended The deadline to file 2012 Category 1 Elevator Inspection and Affirmation of Correction Reports has been extended to December 31, 2013. This extension applies to reports for unsatisfactory Category 1 inspections for the Calendar Year 2012 inspection cycle.Learn More
Stationary Engineers + General Contractors:Online License / Registration Renewal PaymentsOnline renewal payments are now available for Department-licensed stationary engineers and Department safety registrations. These licensees and registrants may now pay renewal fees with our secure online payment portal.Learn More
New Construction Site Signage: Sidewalk Shed + Construction Fence RequirementsProject sites with construction fences or sidewalk sheds permitted on or after July 1, 2013 must meet new signage requirements that emphasize the type of work underway and highlight the project's contact information.Learn More
Hub Self-Service Expansion: Apply Online for Initial After-hours VariancesHub Self-Service now allows architects, engineers, filing representatives and contractors to apply online for initial After-hours Variances – so there's no need to visit the Department to apply, pay fees or obtain AHVs.Learn More
Cranes + Derricks: Temporary Location During RenovationsThe Cranes and Derricks Unit has temporarily relocated to the 6th floor of 280 Broadway. The Unit's 5th floor office is being renovated to better accommodate our customers, staff and services.Learn More
Requesting Payment RefundsBeginning July 1, 2013, requests for refunds can be emailed or mailed to the Department borough office or unit where the initial payment was made.Learn More
Electrical Advisory Board: New Location + Submission ProcessBeginning Monday, June 17, the Electrical Advisory Board will be located at 1 Centre Street in Lower Manhattan – and there is a new process to submit applications for electrical installations of 1,000 KVA and above, as well as requests for special permission and new material approvals.Learn More
Scaffold Safety TeamThe Scaffold Safety Team has new email addresses to request corner scaffold pre-inspections and to submit third person on scaffold letters.Learn More
Benchmarking ReportsThe Benchmarking Report deadline has been extended. For owners whose buildings must provide a Benchmarking Report for 2012, reports must be uploaded no later than May 31, 2013.Learn More
Places of Assembly: Local Law 2 of 2013New requirements for Places of Assembly go in effect on May 7, 2013.Learn More
Filing Representative RegistrationBeginning July 1, 2013, there will be two classes of filing representatives: Class 1 Filing Representatives and Class 2 Code and Zoning Representatives.Learn More
After-hours Variance (AHV) RenewalsThe NYC Development Hub's Self-Service now allows filing representatives to file for After-hours Variance (AHV) Renewals for contractors or licensees.Learn More
Construction Licensing UpdateBeginning December 17, 2012, the Department will be responsible for all construction trade licensing exams and there will be new license examination and background investigation fees for all such licenses as per RCNY 101-03.Learn More
Electrical PaymentsElectrical Firms are now able to pay account fees online at the Electrical Firm Payments portal.Learn More
Electrical Inspection Request ProcessTo improve the Department's electrical inspection scheduling, as of November 29, 2012, all electrical inspection appointments will now be made through the Electrical Inspection Request Form. Appointment requests will no longer be accepted via fax.Learn More
Low- and High-Pressure Boiler Inspection & Report Deadlines ExtendedThe Department has extended 2012's inspection cycle for low- and high-pressure boilers to December 31, 2012. Additionally, the deadline for the reports for these inspections has been extended until February 15, 2013.Learn More
Category 1 Elevator Inspection Cycle ExtendedThe Department has extended 2012's deadline for Category 1 Elevator Inspections to February 15, 2013. Additionally, the deadline for the reports for these inspections has been extended until March 29, 2013.Learn More
Owner Email Needed to Electronically File PW1To improve communication throughout the construction process, applicants must provide the owner's email address in the PW1 application when filing a project electronically.Learn More
NYC Development HubHub customers are now able to pay fees online at the Hub Payment Portal.Learn More
Cranes + Derricks: New Mast Climber FormsBeginning July 1, applicants must use the new Mast Climber application forms and submit them to the Department's Cranes and Derricks Division before installing, climbing, using or removing a mast climber.Learn More
Electrical Code: ECB Violations for Non-ComplianceStarting July 1, 2012, electrical work not in compliance with the NYC 2011 Electrical Code will be subject to Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations.Learn More
Façade Inspection Safety Program (FISP)Owners of buildings higher than six stories must have exterior walls and appurtenances inspected every five years and they must file a technical façade report with the Department.Learn More
Submit 3D Site Safety Plans ElectronicallyThe Department is now electronically accepting three-dimensional site safety plans. Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software, designers can create sophisticated, modernized site safety plans that will enhance construction safety, promote collaboration between property owners, architects, engineers and the Department – and accelerate the approval process.Learn More
New ADA Standards + DOB Construction PermitsDesign standards under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) have recently been updated. Beginning March 15, 2012, new buildings and major alterations may be required to meet these new minimum requirements.Learn More
Work Without a Permit or SWO ViolationsBeginning February 14, 2012, applicants or property owners must submit a new L2 form when requesting an override, reduction or waiver of civil penalties for Work Without a Permit or Stop Work Order violation. See the L2 instructions for more on the new form and submission requirements.Learn MoreRead FAQs
Procedures to Obtain After-Hours Variances for Crane WorkAfter-Hours Variances must be obtained for all after-hours cranes and derricks work - that is all work performed between the hours of 6pm and 7am on weekdays and anytime of the weekends. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Sustainable Contractor Designation Program ExpandedIn November 2011, the Department expanded its Sustainable Contractor Designation Program to include Master Plumbers and Master and Special Electricians. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Account Statements of Electrical FirmsStarting in November 2011, the Department began mailing account statements to electrical firms on a quarterly basis. Click the link below to learn more.Learn More
Changes to Elevator Filing FeesIn November 2011, the Department changed the minimum filing fees for elevator applications. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Green Roof & Solar Panel Applications for Tax AbatementStarting in October 2011, all applicants seeking tax abatements for green roof and solar panel installations must efile their applications through the Department's new NYC Development Hub. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Form for Boiler Batch IntakesIn October 2011, the Department began requiring applicants file the new Boiler Batch Intake form when filing five or more inspection reports at a time. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Pre-filing & Applications Processing Simplified in Manhattan & Staten IslandIn October 2011, the Department's Manhattan and Staten Island borough offices began combining the pre-filing and applications processing into one step. Click below to learn more.Learn More
Changes to After-Hours Variance Permit & Payment ProcessesIn September 2011, the Department consolidated the After-Hours Variance permitting and payment processes. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Reinstatement Fees for Expired Permits & ApplicationsIn September 2011, the Department changed the reinstatement fees for expired permits and applications. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Minimum Alteration Application Filing FeesIn September 2011, the Department changed the minimum filing fees for all alteration applications. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Online After-Hours Variances RenewalStarting in March 2011, the Department began allowing contractors and tradespeople to renew After-Hours Variance (AHV) permits online using the Department's efiling system. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Changes to Plan Reviews for Manhattan Eating & Drinking EstablishmentsStarting in August 2011, applications for new eating and drinking establishments in Manhattan began having streamlined construction plan reviews through NBAT, the New Business Acceleration Team. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
SBS Waterfront Permits Unit New LocationIn August 2011, the NYC Department of Small Business Services' (SBS) Waterfront Permits Unit moved from 280 Broadway to SBS' headquarters at 110 William Street, 7th Floor, in Lower Manhattan.Learn More
LAA Applications for Boiler Fuel UpgradesStarting in July 2011, the Department began allowing oil burner installers to file LAA applications to upgrade boiler's fuel grade to a cleaner fuel. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Safety Requirements for Sidewalk ShedsIn July 2011, new sidewalk shed safety and illumination requirements took effect in accordance with Local Law 51 of 2010. Click the link to learn more.Learn More
New Re-Inspection Fees for Hazardous ViolationsBeginning in June 2011, the Department began applying an $85.00 re-inspection fee to each open hazardous violation the Department re-inspects. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New General Liability Insurance RequirementsIn June 2011, the Department introduced new General Liability insurance requirements for construction and demolition projects. Click on the link to learn more.Learn More
Online Inspection Requests Can Now be Made for Queens ConstructionBeginning in June 2011, the Department's Queens Construction Unit began accepting construction inspection requests through 311's website. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Permits for Crane WorkIn May 2011, the Department introduced new permits for crane work. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Landmarks Preservation Commission Filing FeesIn May 2011, the Landmarks Preservation Commission's (LPC) filing fees increased. The fees apply to all initial applications filed to do work on landmarked property or when a Certificate of Appropriateness or Certificate of No Effect is required from LPC. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Elimination of ASB4s Asbestos Exemption FormAs of May 2011, the Department began no longer requiring ASB4 asbestos exemption forms to be submitted with related PW1 forms. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
New Customer Service Counter HoursIn March 2011, the Department announced new customer service counter hours for the Construction, Plumbing and Electrical units. Click on the link below to view the new hours.Learn More
Changes to Cranes & Derricks Application Filing FeesIn March 2011, the filing fees for applications to the Cranes & Derricks Unit changed. Click on the link below to view the new fees.Learn More
Applications for Sign & Sign StructuresOnly sign hangers licensed by the Department and New York State-licensed architects and professional engineers may submit applications for sign and sign structures. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn More
Special Inspection Agency RegistrationSpecial Inspection Agencies must be registered with the Department. Click the link below to learn more and view the requirements.Learn More
Adult Establishments1 RCNY 9000-1 clarifies the Department's criteria for determining the dates of establishment and discontinuance for adult establishments, houses of worship and schools. Click on the link below to learn more.Learn more
Documentation for HMO Class C Licenses
All licensed Class C Hoisting Machine Operators must have provided documentation to the Department by October 1, 2009 of Certified Crane Operator (CCO) certificate from that National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) or certification documentation from the Crane Institute Certification (CIC) to keep their license current. Learn more View Guide View Fact Sheet View FAQs
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Most North American speech is rhotic—why is that? Does it come from the early English settlers or perhaps from the Irish settlers?
As reported on Wikipedia (Rhotic and non-rhotic accents), English had become non-rhotic by the end of the 18th century; John Walker used the spelling ar for the pronunciation of aunt in 1775, and reported caad as pronunciation of card in 1791.
British colonization of the Americas began in 1607 in Virginia, even though there had been previous attempts in 1586 and 1587. United States of America declared its independence on July 4 1776, when the non-rhotic accent had started to spread on Southern England.
As kiamlaluno noted in his comment, it's a question of when predominant English dialects transitioned from rhotic to non-rhotic. While I don't have any definite (or academic) reference to supply, three comments on this:


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PEG TILLERY | Fairy gardening book could inspire anyone's inner hortocultrist
I've recently had the opportunity to read and review a most charming new book that's now available for sale. If you don't find it in stock, your favorite local bookstore should be able to order it.
"Fairy Gardening: Creating Your Own Magical Miniature Garden" by Julie Bawden-Davis and Beverly Turner is only $16.95. This compact paperback is colorfully photographed and written in an appealing conversational tone. The only downside is a gardener could go broke purchasing, planting and creating every single miniature world illustrated and explained in detail in this lovely book.
And, if fairies aren't appealing to you, the photos and instructions might still provide temptations to stretch your own imagination to create one or more very small scale gardens.
Bawden-Davis is a University of California Master Gardener and has written several gardening books and more than 1,500 articles for a wide variety of publications, including Better Homes & Gardens, Organic Gardening and the Los Angeles Times.
Turner is an accomplished actress, director and set designer but is also a renowned creator of fairy gardens. She has been in the nursery industry for more than 20 years and is currently the head designer for M & M Nursery in Orange, Calif.
Both wanted to compile their knowledge and expertise into a book that would enchant, enthrall and enable gardeners in their quest for one more way to create beauty and enjoy incorporating plants and small-scale items into fantasy worlds in miniature.
The book includes nine chapters plus a very thorough resource section. Readers learn about: developing a theme; designing with a captivating focal point; accessorizing; creating action; telling a story; planting and care practicalities; the perfect home (container choices); miniature plants for fairyland; and decorating for the holidays.
Most of the gardens shown in the book are for enjoying outdoors, but as I was devouring every word and illustration I began thinking how tiny houseplants could be utilized to create miniature gardens inside the home too.
I especially appreciated the resource list which included websites and other information on where to find supplies and plants. Bawden-Davis and Turner state that their resource list is "only a sampling," but I found it to be quite complete. Confession: I probably spent several hours just exploring the "sample" websites.
Finding small and tiny plants is always a challenge in creating small worlds in containers. The authors have done their homework and many of the plants listed would work well inside and outside the home. Plants are also listed by their shade or sun needs. How cool is that?
I can't think of a question on plants and miniaturizing that isn't covered in the book. Bawden-Davis and Turner have thought of, and covered, every question imaginable on this topic.
One of my favorite gardens in the book utilized a woven hanging basket with two small plants used for teensy trees, a small cottage, a little girl with a wee tiny puppy, moss for the lawn, pebbles for a walkway to the front door of the cottage, and a miniature vine trailing up the wires holding the basket aloft. Another favorite garden was created in an abandoned double-sided kitchen sink. One side was planted with alyssum to create the suds and had real dishes (with their broken bits covered up) in the soil. The other side of the sink had a tiny tea party with a table, two chairs, a fairy, a frog, a minute kitten and miniature plants creating the very small garden scene.
In the introduction to this book Turner says, "In here you'll find my tips, tricks and secrets, and more importantly, you'll encounter the very best ways to create a garden filled with heart. As you take the fairy gardening journey, let your imagination soar and have fun!"
Turner and Bawden-Davis do not disappoint. "Fairy Gardening: Creating Your Own Magical Miniature Garden" truly is filled with heart and it will warm yours to find, and enjoy reading, this delightful book.
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Is it possible to find duplicate files on my disk which are bit to bit identical but have different file-names?
In Debian or Ubuntu, you can install it with
To run a check descending from your filesystem root, which will likely take a significant amount of time and memory, use something like
As asked in the comments, you can get the largest duplicates by doing the following:
This will break if your filenames contain newlines.
Another good tool is
On debian-based systems, youcan install it with:
You can also do this manually if you don't want to or cannot install third party tools. The way most such programs work is by calculating file checksums. Files with the same md5sum almost certainly contain exactly the same data. So, you could do something like this:
Sample output (the file names in this example are the same, but it will also work when they are different):
This will be much slower than the dedicated tools already mentioned, but it will work.
Short answer: yes.
Longer version: have a look at the wikipedia fdupes entry, it sports quite nice list of ready made solutions. Of course you can write your own, it's not that difficult - hashing programs like
If you believe a hash function (here MD5) is collision free on your domain:
Wanna identical file names grouped? Write a simple script
Then change
This is basic idea. Probably you should change
Have a look on this wikipedia link displaying available open source software for this task.
I will add that the GUI version of fslint iq very insteresting, allowing to use mask to select which files to delete. Very usefull to clean duplicated photos.
You can use DuplicateFilesDeleter, it is a fast way to find and delete all duplicate files.


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As an alumnus of WLC, I know firsthand what amazing opportunities are available here for undergraduate training in the natural sciences. The recent construction of the new Science Hall and new initiatives to encourage undergraduate research has further enhanced these opportunities. I hope my background in molecular genetics, cellular and developmental biology will augment an already strong department. I reside in Menomonee Falls with my wife, Nicole, and daughter, Julia.
In my spare time I enjoy playing foosball, restoring my 19th century home and SCUBA diving with the marine ecology students in Grenada.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality in the United States, and congenital heart defects are the most common form of lethal birth defect. However, we have a limited understanding of the molecular basis for these problems. I have, therefore, initially focused my research efforts on characterizing the regulatory factors that guide development of the cardiovascular system. Recent advances in molecular genetics allow for the manipulation of gene expression during development. I employ these techniques in a variety of model systems at Wisconsin Lutheran College: the mouse, chick and zebrafish.
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A) The optical clarity and external fertilization of the zebrafish embryo allows for high-through put screening of agents which may cause heart defects.
B) The chick embryo provides an easily accessible model for a four-chambered vertebrate heart.
Research in cardiovascular disease is held back by a lack of suitable heart cell lines. Recently, several labs have shown that stem cells may be coaxed into forming contractile heart muscle cells for research or even regenerating the diseased heart. Unfortunately, procurement of one such cell type (embryonic stem cells) necessitates the destruction of embryos. We are currently exploring the use of a new stem cell type (induced pluripotent stem cells) for generating heart muscle tissue that does not require the use of embryos, but are instead derived from adult connective-tissue cells in the skin (fibroblasts). We have developed robust techniques for the differentiation of mouse stem cells into heart tissue as well as efficient techniques for the purification of mouse heart muscle cells (cardiomyocytes), a mixed-cell population. While we continue to refine these strategies, our focus has shifted to a rigorous comparison of the morphological, genetic, and physiological differences between the cardiomyocytes derived from these two types of stem cells. This work is funded through the Gary and Sandra Greenfield Endowed Chair for Christian Leadership Studies.
BIO 331 Cell Biology - The cell is the fundamental unit of all life. This course explores the great diversity of cellular form and function. Cells have been endowed with the extraordinary ability to build and copy themselves from nonliving substrate and adapt to a wide range of environmental surroundings. Therefore, emphasis is placed on the molecular mechanisms of cell metabolism, growth, division and communication in this course. The successful student will develop a deeper understanding of what life is and how it functions at the cellular level. In the lab, students will gain proficiency in animal cell culture, immunofluorescent microscopy and tissue histology. Course Syllabus.
BIO 355 Pathophysiology - This is a new course designed to inform students of the fundamental mechanisms of human disease. The successful pathophysiology student will understand how various manifestations of disease interact with human physiology, anatomy and biochemistry. This will allow students preparing for careers in healthcare or biomedical science to better comprehend the rationale of modern medical interventions.
BIO 360 Genetics - The study of heredity and molecular genetics is fundamental to all other biological disciplines. The successful student in this course will develop a working knowledge of inheritance, the structure and function of DNA, regulatory mechanisms of gene expression, and principles of developmental genetics. In the lab, students gain proficiency in nucleic acid isolation, polymerase chain reaction, gel electrophoresis, recombinant DNA technology, gene expression analysis and transgenic animal technology. Course Syllabus.
BIO 372 Developmental Biology - The wonder of a fertilized egg directing its own development into an adult organism is nearly unfathomable in its complexity. However, recent technological advances have begun to shed light on the fundamental molecular mechanisms that guide development. This course is designed to introduce students to these discoveries. The societal, political, ethical and theological issues surrounding assisted reproductive technology, cloning and stem cell technology are also considered. In the lab, students will be exposed to modern techniques used to manipulate and examine developmental processes in several key model systems. Course Syllabus.
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Balza, R., and Misra, R. Role of the serum response factor in regulating contractile apparatus gene expression and sarcomeric integrity in cardiomyocytes. J Biol Chem. 281:6498-6510., 2006. Click here for abstract.
Nelson, T., Balza, R., Xiao, Q., and Misra, R. SRF-dependent gene expression in isolated cardiomyocytes: regulation of genes involved in cardiac hypertrophy. J Mol Cell Cardiol. 39: 479-89., 2005. Click here for abstract.
Miano, J., Ramanan, N., Georger, M., de Mesy Bentley, K., Emerson, R., Balza, R., Xiao, Q., Weiler, H., Ginty, D., and Misra, R. Restricted inactivation of serum response factor to the cardiovascular system. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 101: 17132-17137., 2004. Click here for abstract.
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Keith Lemon Gives ZOO His Guide On How To Have A Bang Tidy Christmas!
Pulling At The Office Party
If I go on the pull, I don't need tactics any more. Birds come up to me and go, "Are you Keith Lemon?" and I go, "Yeah. You wanna suck me cock?" That's what happens. Seriously. But it don't now because I've been seeing the same bird now for a few months.
But for readers, just lie, tell them how good you are, about your amazing car and house and just be nice. Then get them really p*ssed. That's when to express true feelings like, "You've got beautiful tits."
Getting Your Missus Perfume
I've not got a perfume coming out, but Lady Gaga's got one that's supposed to smell of blood and spunk. Maybe make your own by putting a bit of jizz in some normal perfume. Actually, I had a sty on me eye and I figured if jizz could make humans, I'm sure it could cure stys. It worked. It did!
I was on The Paul O'Grady Show and they cut that bit when I told the audience what I'd done and then said, "I should bottle it up and sell it." I should, though. I'd call it Lemon Juice, or Lemon Jizz. I may not have a perfume coming out, but I have got soap on a rope, which is in the shape of me whale's tooth – but much bigger.
Dealing With Bad Presents
Me mum got me a belt with a dollar sign on it as a buckle and it spun. But it were so sh*t, it were good. It was Snakes On A Plane of the belt world. But she always buys me sh*t.
I'll get Fearne and Holly something, especially Fearne because she's very generous. I expect she'll just get kid stuff this Christmas because she's up the duff. She's gonna go, "Why ain't anyone bought me anything? Just stuff for this f**king baby!" I'll buy her some baby stuff and Holly a dildo. We had a dildo on the show last night. She seemed very impressed with it.
Remembering The True Meaning Of Christmas
Yeah, remember the true meaning of Christmas is baby Jesus, not Alice Goodwin with two Christmas puddings covering her tits!
If I had to give birth to a human man on 25 December in a stable in Bethlehem, it would be Michael J Fox because he's small and a fantastic actor. But what if I gave birth to Owen Wilson and his nose came out first? It would look like a knob coming out of my minge!
Growing A Christmas Beard
For Christmas, me and my mates grow massive beards. We call them our Christmas beards. December happens, no one shaves, and then we all have full-on f**king Santa Claus beards. Not Santa Claus beards, but like a tramp. It's too long, but yeah, it's a full Christmas beard, I think. Then, when I'm back at work, I shave it all off and just keep me tache.
Robbie Savage copied my hair, but we copied Owen Wilson out of Wedding Crashers. We've all got the same hair. Eileen from Coronation Street has my hair as well. Google it!
Watching Christmas TV
I'm on Christmas Take Me Out. It was f**king bizarre! The studio stuff was ace and I had a great time. I was trying to make Paddy laugh by looking into his eyes, right into his soul, while he was reading off auto cue. They did a little ad break and I said to him, "I don't know who to f**king pick. Who's going to be a laugh?" There was one who looked like a mix between Lana Del Rey and Caroline Flack stretched out. I had my f**king eye on that one, but she didn't have much to say.
The girl I went on a date with was a fan, but because she was a fan of me she wanted to bring me down a level. When I met her for our date she said, "Your hair doesn't look as good as it does on TV and you could do with botox." But because I'm a gentleman, I didn't say what I thought of her.
Keith Lemon: The Film is out now on DVD


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|Predictive value of penile dynamic colour duplex Doppler ultrasound parameters in patients with posttraumatic urethral stricture.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 21986155 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|This study evaluated dynamic colour duplex Doppler ultrasound (D-CDDU) for the assessment of erectile function in patients with post-traumatic urethral stricture. In total, 44 patients with urethral stricture secondary to trauma were recruited between January 2009 and June 2010. Peak systolic velocity of the cavernosal artery was measured before and after intracavernosal injection (ICI) of 20 mg papaverine and 1 mg phentolamine. Cavernosal artery end-diastolic velocity and resistance index (RI) were evaluated after ICI. Patients with RI ≥ 0.8 had significantly shorter strictures than those with RI < 0.8 after ICI only in cases of posterior urethral stricture. Patients with RI ≥ 0.8 were significantly younger than those with RI < 0.8. Urethral stricture length was negatively correlated with RI (r = -0.375). Cavernosal artery RI after ICI is a reliable predictor of erectile function in patients with urethral stricture, especially posterior stricture. The patient's age should be considered when using this parameter.
|L Chen; B Hu; X-J Sun; C Feng
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Local environmentalists are up in arms over provocative statements in a state forest management plan that say New York would allow drilling for natural gas near Hemlock and Canadice Lakes.
Located in Livingston and Ontario counties about 25 miles south of Rochester, Hemlock and Canadice are the only two undeveloped Finger Lakes left. The pristine lakes have supplied drinking water to the city of Rochester and other communities for more than 135 years.
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Good Shepherd
Spring Fling today
Good Shepherd School will host its annual Spring Fling from noon-5 p.m. TODAY at its downtown campus, 316 Wapping St. The event will feature inflatable attractions, great food, games and prizes for children of all ages.
Robinson speaking
at Friendship Day
Jill Robinson will be the speaker at Fridays 11 a.m. May Friendship Day at South Frankfort Presbyterian Church on the corner of Third and Steele Streets. Sponsored by Church Women United, registration and fellowship begins at 10 a.m. with the service/program at 11.
Robinson will speak on the local Womens Shelter, progress to date and plans for the future. This is also the 50th anniversary of the Fellowship of the Least Coin. All churches and women are invited.
Ruritan club
sets plant sale
The Switzer Ruritan Club is sponsoring a Derby weekend plant sale from 4 p.m. to dark Thursday, noon-dark Friday, and 9-1 Saturday. Selected plants for patio pots, flower beds, lawns and gardens, annuals, hanging baskets, native grasses, and herbs will be offered for sale.
The sale will be held in the clubs building on the corner at the four-way stop in the old fire station in Switzer.
FYWC plans
Derby Eve Gala
The Frankfort Younger Womans Club will hold its fifth annual Derby Eve Gala beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, May 5, at the Frankfort Country Club. Proceeds from the event will go to the Council on Family Abuse and the AA Pregnancy Help Center.
The event features a five-course meal, dancing, silent and live auctions, and a reverse raffle. Tickets are $50 each and raffle tickets are $5. For more information and/or ticket reservations, contact Stephanie Nelson (502) 330-8854 (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Tonya Blackburn (502) 682-1977.
The Links plans
Derby Eve Gala
LEXINGTON The Frankfort-Lexington Chapter of The Links, Incorporated is sponsoring its Seventh Annual Derby Eve Gala on Friday, May 5, at the Embassy Suites in Lexington. The theme this year is Hats Off to African-American Jockeys.
The Gala is from 6:30 p.m. to midnight and includes a silent auction, dinner, dancing and a cash bar. The silent auction will be from 6:30-8:30. For more information regarding invitations, donations, or to purchase a table, contact Betty Gibson, 502-223-2746, or Courtney Carter, 502-848-0892 or Yvonne Fluker, 859-299-6118.
WCTAs Cinderella
concludes today
VERSAILLES The Woodford County Theatrical Associations production of the musical Cinderella, by Rodgers and Hammerstein, concludes TODAY, 2 p.m., at the Falling Springs Arts and Recreation Center, 275 Beasley Rd.
Tickets are $14 for adults and $10 for students.
Expo entertainment
schedule released
The 2006 Frankfort Expo Festival Entertainment schedule has been released. Expo is set for June 1-3 at the Civic Center Complex.
Back by popular demand the Frankfort Idol Finals will be held, Thursday, June 1, starting at 8:30 p.m. The top two winners from a five-week contest will compete for the $1,000 grand prize. On Friday evening Artie Dean Harris, a rising country music star, will perform from 8 p.m. until midnight.
Saturday night Handsome Devils will be performing prior to regions largest fireworks show. Expo closes with music provided by DJ Junie Redden. For a full listing of all the entertainment and more details on other events visit www.kyexpo.com.
Bring your family to Frankforts best festival and reunion-Capital Expo Festival, June 1,2, & 3 at the Civic Center complex.
KHQS planning
June quilt show
Those wishing to exhibit in the juried 2006 Kentucky Heritage Quilt Society Annual Quilt Show are invited to obtain a contract or additional information from Marilou Jacobs, 4010 Poplar Level Rd., Apt. 5, Louisville, KY 40213, (502) 458-0993.
The show is set for June 15-17 at Baer Fabrics, 515 E. Market St., Louisville. The theme is Time Out and the show is open to Kentucky residents or KHQS members. Show chairs are Jacobs and Sandy McCoy. Theyve arranged for the worlds smallest quilt to be displayed.
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The club winners, a boy and a girl, will receive medallions and advance to the district contest to compete for two $1,500 scholarships, one for a boy and one for a girl.
This years topic is My Future is Bright Because. Speeches must be between four and five minutes long.
The contest will be held on Sunday, May 7, at 1:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall on Second Street. Winners will then compete in the District Contest, which will be held on the afternoon of Saturday, May 20, at the Holiday Inn Lakeview in Clarksville, IN.
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Until recently, surgery was the only option to restore hearing to people with single ear deafness. A surgeon placed a titanium implant in the bone behind the ear, which was then attached to a sound processor device that transmitted sounds through the bone to the good ear.
A similar, but much less invasive option is now available.
Sonitus Medical, a medical device company in San Mateo, Calif., received FDA approval in January 2011 for their SoundBite removable hearing prosthetic that imperceptibly transmits sounds using bone conduction through the teeth.
Fitting a patient with the device requires a visit to a trained hearing center and partnering dentist. Boston Medical Center is one of two approved hearing centers in Massachusetts and its been fitting patients with the device for about four months. When one of their patients couldn't travel to Boston for the dental portion of the process, her regular dentist, Dr. Erik Cragg, a board certified prosthodontist in Orleans decided to become a SoundBite partner dentist.
"Through getting her ready for this device and doing the necessary work that needed to be done, I was able to follow her situation and see that this was something that would really be a benefit to a lot of other patients," Cragg says. "If I had one-sided deafness myself, I wouldn't hesitate to get one. I see it as offering so many advantages. There was a significant difference right away for the one patient I've had."
The SoundBite Hearing System consists of a removable, in-the-mouth hearing device that is custom made to fit around the upper back teeth and a small behind-the-ear microphone unit. An inductive charger unit is provided to charge both pieces of the device.
To be fitted with a SoundBite device, a potential patient first visits an otolaryngologist or ear, nose and throat specialist like Dr. Kenneth Grundfast at Boston Medical Center. Grundfast checks to make sure there aren't any medical conditions that need to be treated first or any contraindications as to why a patient wouldn't be able to wear the device.
The patient next visits an audiologist like Dr. Susan Kelleher at Boston Medical Center, who conducts a hearing test to ensure that the patient has normal hearing in their other ear and is a good candidate for the device.
"It's important to have normal hearing in the better ear because the device is basically using that better hearing organ on the normal hearing side to work," Kelleher says. "It is not a hearing aid. It does not amplify sound. What happens is if someone were to have no hearing in their right ear and normal hearing in their left ear, the microphone would sit on the right ear, pick up sound and send it through bone connection through that piece in the mouth that actually vibrates to the better hearing organ," she says.
The next step is to go to a partner dentist like Cragg, who ensures that the patient's teeth are capable of supporting the prosthesis. At least two back teeth are needed to support the device and it doesn't work with full or partial dentures.
Cragg says that SoundBite works very well with dental implants because the implant is joined right to the bone, as opposed to a natural tooth that has a periodontal space between the tooth and bone.
After any necessary dental procedures are done, Cragg makes a dental impression that is then sent to Sonitus Medical to create the prosthetic. The process takes four to five weeks.
"The SoundBite device goes over the upper back teeth so it's far enough back there that unless someone has an extremely broad smile it would not be visible," Cragg says. "Based on my one patient, she had almost no adjustment period to it being there. It is very comfortable. She can eat with it and drink with it. I was concerned with eating with it, but it doesn't interfere with the bite at all."
Once the device is made, Kelleher programs it and shows the patient how to use it. After a final visit to the partner dentist to make sure the fit is comfortable and it not interfering with the bite, the patient is good to go.
Maintenance of the devise is similar to maintenance with a partial denture or retainer.
For those without insurance, Kelleher says the out-of-pocket expense is about $8,000, but in her experience patients are having a lot of success with having the device covered by insurance. Those patients pay about $1,500 out of pocket. Sonitus Medical has its own insurance specialist, so prospective patients can contact them directly to do the authorization process.
"Because of word of mouth, the device has spread like rapid fire so we have a lot of people coming in to be fit," Kelleher says. "I have to say that the patients who I have fit honestly have told me that it's life changing. They're so used to compensating and positioning their body to hear people and actually have isolated themselves out of some social situations because they didn't feel comfortable. They were tired of asking people to repeat themselves or got frustrated because people thought they were ignoring their comments or questions when they actually couldn't hear them. But everyone who I have fit has had a really successful experience so far."
For more information, visit Sonitus Medical at www.sonitusmedical.com or call 650-838-0325.
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'End of the Irish farce of Catholic Emancipation'
18 of 75 portraits of Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne
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'End of the Irish farce of Catholic Emancipation'
by James Gillray, published by Hannah Humphrey
hand-coloured etching and aquatint, published 17 May 1805
15 3/8 in. x 18 5/8 in. (390 mm x 474 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1947
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- James Gillray (1756-1815), Caricaturist. Artist associated with 881 portraits, Sitter in 7 portraits.
- Hannah Humphrey (active 1778-1822), Publisher and printseller. Artist associated with 718 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
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- Sir Robert Adair (1763-1855), Diplomat. Sitter associated with 7 portraits.
- Francis Russell, 5th Duke of Bedford (1765-1802), Whig politician and agriculturalist. Sitter associated with 44 portraits.
- George Nugent Temple Grenville, 1st Marquess of Buckingham (1753-1813), Politician; MP for Buckinghamshire and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Sitter in 33 portraits.
- Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Bt (1770-1844), Parliamentary reformer. Sitter associated with 116 portraits.
- Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of Carlisle (1748-1825), Politician and diplomat. Sitter associated with 26 portraits.
- Edward Smith Stanley, 12th Earl of Derby (1752-1834), Sportsman and patron of horse-racing. Sitter associated with 64 portraits.
- Thomas Erskine, 1st Baron Erskine (1750-1823), Lord Chancellor. Sitter associated with 67 portraits.
- Maria Anne Fitzherbert (née Smythe) (1756-1837), Famous beauty; morganatic wife of George IV. Sitter in 24 portraits.
- Charles James Fox (1749-1806), Whig statesman. Sitter associated with 299 portraits.
- Henry Grattan (1746-1820), Irish statesman. Sitter associated with 26 portraits.
- William Wyndham Grenville, 1st Baron Grenville (1759-1834), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 67 portraits.
- Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey (1764-1845), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 174 portraits.
- Francis Rawdon-Hastings, 1st Marquess of Hastings (1754-1826), Army officer and Politician, Governor-General of India. Sitter in 44 portraits.
- Henry Richard Fox (later Vassall), 3rd Baron Holland (1773-1840), Whig statesman and patron of art and letters. Sitter associated with 54 portraits.
- Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne (1780-1863), Politician, Home Secretary, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord President of the Council. Sitter associated with 75 portraits.
- Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool (1770-1828), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 50 portraits.
- Charles Howard, 11th Duke of Norfolk (1746-1815), Politician; MP for Carlise and Arundel. Sitter associated with 55 portraits.
- William Pitt (1759-1806), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 168 portraits.
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751-1816), Dramatist and parliamentary orator. Sitter associated with 163 portraits.
- Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth (1757-1844), Prime Minister. Sitter associated with 69 portraits.
- George John Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer (1758-1834), First Lord of the Admiralty. Sitter associated with 30 portraits.
- George Tierney (1761-1830), Politician; MP for Southwark and Knaresborough. Sitter associated with 49 portraits.
- King William IV (1765-1837), Reigned 1830-37. Sitter associated with 142 portraits.
- Hon. William Windham (1750-1810), Politician; Secretary at War. Sitter associated with 50 portraits.
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St. Patrick's Day is coming up, and we are excited for this "green" holiday…it is our favorite color, after all. Plus, we haven't given away swag in a while; something tells me it's contest time!
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What's the prize? We've just received some great swag from Nature's Gate Organics. Yes, the same company that Brooke Shields and other celebs have been known to use for their organic baby products. One recipient will be chosen to win In Living Color shampoo, conditioner, and nourishing hair masque for color treated hair. Plus, since we're talking about color, a Happy Glow Lucky bronzing creme.
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About Rebecca CarterRebecca Carter is the Co-Founder of Ecorazzi. Rebecca was recently featured in the book Hot, Rich, and Green. She is one of 70 eco-achievers featured in Glamour magazine in April 2009, named Best of Green 2010 by Miami Magazine and Best Environmentalist by Miami New Times Best of 2008. She's raising a couple of little boys in Miami and speaks English & Spanish. Find out more at www.RebeccaCarter.net. Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @rebeccacarter
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