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WASHINGTON - November 28, 2012 (Investorideas.com renewable energy newswire) On Wednesday, the Senate showed there is strong bipartisan support for initiatives by the Department of Defense to diversify its fuel sources and decrease its dependence on oil - initiatives that could help the private sector as well.
By a margin of 62 to 37, the Senate voted against a proposal in the National Defense Authorization Act that would have prevented the military from buying biofuel to meet its energy needs.
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According to a recent E2 report, more than 14,000 jobs and $10 billion-plus in economic activity could be created if the military meets its previously announced biofuels goals. The Air Force and the Navy - two of the biggest users of oil in the world - want to get 50 percent of their fuel from biofuels by 2020.
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Article 99 ( U.S.: Orion, 1991), with Ray Liotta and Kiefer Sutherland. Howard Deutch's lighthearted drama about doctors at a V.A. hospital, who battle the bureaucracy on behalf of their patients.
Awakenings ( U.S.: RCA/Columbia, 1990), with Robert DeNiro and Robin Williams. Penny Marshall's drama about a comatose patient and the doctor who refuses to give up on him--and, eventually, helps the patient to regain consciousness after 30 years in a coma. Based on Dr. Oliver Sacks's book and real-life experiences.
Boxing Helena ( U.S.: Mainline Pictures, 1993), with Julian Sands and Sherilyn Penn. Harrowing drama about a doctor's fantasy of taking possession--surgically--of the woman he loves, so that she can't leave him.
City of Joy ( England/France: 1992), with Patrick Swayze and Pauline Collins. Roland Jaffe's drama about a doctor's quest for self-knowledge in the slums of Calcutta, in which he finds joy and satisfaction by learning to practice--and to live--for the sake of his patients rather than for himself. (Selflessness this extreme is required of saints, not doctors, but this film still does a good job of illustrating the difference between serving one's own needs and serving the needs of the patient.) The screenplay, by Mark Medoff, is based on Dominique Lapier's book.
Compromising Positions ( U.S.: 1985), with Susan Sarandon, Raul Julia, and Joe Mantegna. Frank Perry's mystery/black comedy about a periodontist who engages in abusive, sexually inappropriate behavior with many of his female patients, and about the search for his murderer. Based on the novel by Susan Isaacs, who also wrote the screenplay.
Dad ( U.S.: 1989), with Ted Danson, Jack Lemmon, and Olympia Dukakis. Gary David Goldberg's drama about a father's fatal illness and about the attempts of him and his adult son to come to terms with each other and the health-care system.
Dead Ringers ( Canada: 1988), with Jeremy Irons and Genevieve Bujold. David Cronenberg's drama about twin gynecologists in joint practice, who share their patients and their lovers; and about the choice one of them is forced to make, when


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Changes are in the air. My students are starting to come to school wearing gigantic puffy jackets, staggering under the weight of their oversized hoods (small children in rain gear are the cutest, followed closely by winter accessories). Most days I watch the sun rise from the fourth floor of our school; it won't be long before I'm watching it set there too.
Changes are in the air for Michael: When he came to kindergarten two months ago, his round chubby face was nearly always screwed into a pout, and he threw a fit if another student so much as looked at him. Now he's landed a starring role in the stories of the other kids at his table ("This is me and Michael at the park"; "This is me and Michael going to Toys R Us"), and he listens, beaming, as his tablemates sing his praises as a friend.
Changes are in the air for Ms. N's ESL second grade: When I met them, I instantly dismissed them as my most challenging class, full of kids who literally did not stop talking for one instant, ever, with a handful who spent their time spinning around in circles or wandering around the room without asking to leave their seats. Then I read their writing, spoke to their teacher and realized that they're smart kids who are hungry for attention. Now I've fallen in love with them despite myself and that class is one of my favorites; more than any other, they respond to positive reinforcement, and I've never seen a group of second graders get more excited about locating all the adjectives in a story we wrote together.
Changes are in the air for Ms. L's second grade: In our last meeting, I happened to turn around just in time to see Julio carefully aiming the paper airplane he had constructed out of the paper on which he should have been writing. I snatched it out of his hand before he took flight, fixed him with a deadly glare, and asked, "Is this what you think of the work you've been doing?" My voice rose until I was addressing the whole, rowdy, misbehaving, defiant, obnoxious class: "Because when you make paper airplanes out of your work, instead of asking someone else to help you figure out what to do, you're telling me that you think that what you do is just garbage. And you're wrong. Because you can do better. You are all intelligent. But you need to show that to me. Because now, it's just garbage." I crumpled up the airplane and threw it in the trash. It was my Hilary Swank in Freedom Writers, Matthew Perry in The Ron Clark Story, Michelle Pfeiffer in Dangerous Minds moment. Only later I realized: My voice wasn't quavering like it used to. They didn't scare me; they just pissed me off. Maybe that was a breakthrough.
Changes might be in the air for me, too, but it's more difficult to explain. Lately I've found myself imagining what I might do next year with my own class, or how I might fare at a school outside the NYC public school system. I still don't think I want to be a teacher forever; I still think it's highly likely that I don't want to be a teacher next year. But I know 100% that I don't want to be a writing cluster teacher next year … which still leaves open the possibility that I might be able to accept doing something else. Now that I've survived this long, winter break seems just around the corner. And the cold, biting air never tasted so sweet.


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Went to see the Wolf man. What a let down. I thought it would be something similar to Van Helsing. -_-; So shit.
Tomorrow I'm having a Movie Night, lol. Some of my friend and I will watch ''Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs'' (which is totally awesome) and ''Sherlock Holmes'', which I know I'm going to like because EVERYONE has told me it's awesome.
Anyways, I'll comment about it once the movie night is over!
what about that Solomon Kane movie? Is if even out yet? That seems more like Van Helsing than anything.
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So Wolf man - 1 vote for yes and 1 vote for no. I'm going to see this movie, and I have high expectations as a nice semi-horror film with awesome special effects, and not to mention Del Toro as Wolf man <3, Anthony Hopkins and so on :p
The cast alone makes me want to see Wolfman. There can't be too many movies that turn out like The Happening can there?? >___<
Just saw Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief; I only have five words to to describe it: I WANT MY MONEY BACK!
It felt like I was watching the bastard child of the Harry Potter franchise and the X-Men franchise, but all wrong and with tons of plot holes.
looool sorry to hear bout that paperman. Every review I read said it was some Harry Potter rip off, I won't see it. I didnt know much bout the story but I know it involved the Greek mythology somehow. I really wanna see more movies on Greek mythologies, it'd be awesome.
I can't wait for Shutter Island. It looks awesome as hell.
Anybody else looking forward to it?
Hell yeah! My friend is going to see it on Friday at the premiere but I can't go. :(
Damnit, I was hyping this movie so much last year, already having waited for a new Scorsese movie for so long (well, at least like two-three years.. not counting Shine A Light) and then it was postponed. Soon the wait is over, finally~~!
@Goldb- Well, we have Clash of the Titans to look forward to...
@paperman: yeah I just read the synopsis and it looks good and has a good cast, I hope they do it justice. I can't wait to see it.
Ok, my friends and I watched ''Sherlock Holmes'' and it was pretty awesome. There's a special feel that movies like that leave in you after you watch it.
We also watched ''Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs'', as I stated before, the movie is one of my favorites of 2009 and hell, I thought seeing it again would bore me but sure as hell it didnt!


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Formula E planning driverless championship for 2016
Electronic car racing organization Formula E is planning a driverless championship starting in 2016.
Named Roborace, it's touted as offering a "competitive platform for the autonomous driving solutions being developed" which they hope will encourage innovation. Partner Kinetik, meanwhile, has faith it will progress the road toward AI assistance in all vehicles.
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University of California develops valuable injury training simulation
Technology buffs at the University of California have created this technical simulation of a shrapnel-induced wound on someone's leg, aiming to bring Saving Private Ryan gore to real life, this time for education and training purposes.
Developed by Jeff Eldredge and his colleagues, this training simulator is designed for use by combat medics to prepare for, understand and know to to deal with what is a grim possibility when out in the field.
In an interview with New Scientist, Eldredge stated that "We're genuinely hopeful that our simulations will enhance the educational experience for medical trainees." In true father fashion, he added "But I'm really pleased just to get visceral reactions from my kids. That probably makes me a horrible father."
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Humai wants to transfer your consciousness to an artificial body
With cloud and NAS backups being of utmost importance, what about your consciousness? Don't worry about that, because when you die, Humai promises to bring you back to life.
Humai is an Australian startup that claims it is working on transferring a person's consciousness to an artificial body, after they've died. Company CEO Josh Bocanegra says on the Humai website: "We want to bring you back to life after you die. We're using artificial intelligence and nanotechnology to store data of conversational styles, behavioral patterns, thought processes and information about how your body functions from the inside-out. This data will be coded into multiple sensor technologies, which will be built into an artificial body with the brain of a deceased human. Using cloning technology, we will restore the brain as it matures".
Bocanegra thinks that his company will be able to transfer your consciousness from your dead body within the next 30 years, but right now the company has just four staff and is securing more. The company seems to be waiting on large scientific breakthroughs before it could make this a reality, but it's a cool thing to think about. The big question is: would you want to live after you've died, in an artificial body?
Google brings Star Trek to life with 'Combadge' communicator prototype
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens so close to release, Star Trek gets some love from Google in the form of the Combadge prototype. Fans of the franchise will see that the small wearable communications device from Star Trek was being worked on by Google in prototype form.
Senior VP of Search at Google, Amit Singhal, admits to being a huge Star Trek fan, and during an interview with Time, he revealed that he always wanted a Combadge-like device, which then saw Singhal and his team build a prototype. The device didn't get far in terms of escaping the prototype phase, but the black circular wearable did feature a speaker, microphone, power light and a button that looks like it activates communication, just like in Star Trek.
Google didn't go ahead with production on the device, but it's great to see Google thinking out aloud here - and even entering the prototype stage on a crazy device like this.
FAA wants all drones over 250 grams registered with the government
Now that private companies like Google, GoPro, DJI and Amazon have submitted their recommendations to the FAA about drone registration, the group has hit back saying that all drones over 250 grams should be registered with the government.
This registration would be similar to car registration, where the owner's name and street address are noted down. The registration process would possibly include an educational presentation about when, and where to fly your drone. The FAA thinks that if a drone falls out of the sky and causes damage, or possibly hurts or even kills someone, the authorities would be able to track down its owner.
The task force recommends that the drone registration process to be electronic, with an API that would allow owners to register their drone through the device's app if the manufacturer includes that ability.
Google's Skynet dog begins training, with Spot training with Marines
Google's incredibly scary robo-dog was enjoying its walk outdoors in September, where the Skynet-infused robot dog was training with the Marines.
Boston Dynamics, which Google acquired in December 2013, had the Marines testing Spot's abilities of traversing rougher terrains like hills, woodlands, and cities while they controlled it from 500 meters (0.31 miles) away on a laptop with a game controller. They said it was so easy to control that a four-year-old could do it, which should scare us all.
During the test, the Marines were able to teach the robot dog to peek around corners to spot enemies - a nice trick for a robot dog. Spot also weighs a hefty 160 pounds (72.5kg).
NASA will use SpaceX to get astronauts to the ISS starting in 2017
NASA has announced that it has ordered a crew rotation mission for the ISS from SpaceX, which will start in 2017. As it stands, astronauts leave from Russia in order to get to the International Space Station.
This has become NASA's Commercial Crew Program's second mission, with the first being awarded to Boeing earlier this year. NASA has said it is looking forward to working with SpaceX, adding that commercial launches will reduce the costs of getting astronauts and supplies to and from the ISS.
Hasbro launches robotic cats for old people
Games and toys company Hasbro has launched its first line under the Joy for All brand. Known as Companion Pets, it comprises animatronic pet cats and is specifically aimed at seniors seeking companionship who are perhaps not in a position to take care of a living cat.
The cats are said to respond to motion and touch and have lifelike fur, mannerisms, and sounds.
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Super Science Friends is wondrous science history remade
Ever wondered what real-life science superheroes would be like? Well, wait no longer. 'Tinman Creative Studios' has released an incredible 16 minute video to show what the description claims to be "Just the right amount of smart, just the right amount of stupid."
Coming off the back a funded Kickstarter campaign in 2014, this video depicts "time-travelling super scientists" lead by no one other than Winston Churchill himself. There are many adventures to be had, with this super group battling against Nazi's, zombies and other various villains.
Sitting at over 35,000 views, watch episode one for yourself here.
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Researchers have successfully grown vocal cords in a lab
In something that sounds completely stunning, researchers from the University of Wisconsin Medical School have published a preliminary study in the journal Science Translational Medicine, where they have successfully created 170 sets of vocal cords in a lab.
The created vocal cords don't require the normal set of immunosuppressants that normal transplants require, with study senior author Nathan Welham telling Buzzfeed: "We never imagined that we would see the impressive level of function that we did". The researchers started off with collecting cellular samples from four volunteers and one cadaver, then grew them on collagen scaffolds.
It took just two weeks for the sample cells to grow into functional vocal cords, and once they did, the researchers began testing the bioengineered larynxes by grafting them onto the kidneys of lab mice to prove the grown vocal cords wouldn't be rejected by their new hosts. These initial tests were completely successful, with the next step for the researchers is to hold longer immune response trials in mice before moving onto larger animals in the near future.


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I have been able to conduct quite a few interviews in the many years I've been running this blog. Recently I ran through those interviews and noted how many of them featured Christian artists, ranging from musicians to photographers to illustrators. Here are a few of my favorites:
- Trip Lee - The Good Life: An Interview with Trip Lee
- Matt Hammitt - Pieces of a Real Heart: An Interview with Sanctus Real's Matt Hammitt
- Burk Parsons - To Backstreet (and Back), Part 2 and Part 3
- Mark and Stephen Altrogge - Mark and Stephen Altrogge
- Chris Koelle - The (Graphic Novel) Book of Revelation
- Lukas VanDyke - An Interview with Lukas VanDyke
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Sekai Project have revealed that they are attempting to bring the massively popular Vocaloid-cenrtic 3D animation software MikuMikuDance to Steam Greenlight, sure to get western fans excited even if an English variant of the famed freeware has been around for some time sans DRM.
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I actually had a thought that the group could get together often for days or even weekends away, my Otway Rainforest Excursion being but a good example (it remains to be seen though whether you can carry 18kgs of camera down there and up without drama!). Even an excursion to Sydney for a weekend photographing around The Rocks. Or Tasmania (Cradle Mountain). What do others think of that idea i.e. travel? I am heading to Cradle Mountain solo in July for 6 days (not camping!) to photograph the winter landscape.
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5-Mile Race:10:15 am
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Certified course passes through many of Branford's scenic beaches, park and residential neighborhoods.
Health Walk: 10:10 am
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Join hundreds of others in a noncompetitive walk.
Fun Run: 9:30 am
(1 mile, USATF certified and timed) Course Map.
Join hundreds of children and adults. Ribbons and times given to all finishers. Begins at 9:30 am.
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At least 4 water stations on 5 Mile course. One water station on Health Walk. Medical spotters on Health Walk and 5 Mile courses. Ambulance in finish area.
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Timing & Results
Disposable timing tag will be used this year! Digital clocks located at each mile of 5 Mile race. Results posted after race and here within 24 hours of race.
Open & Masters Team Championship
Must have CT USATF card to be scored in the team championship.
Packet Pick Up
Sound Runner, 1088 Main Street, Branford,
June 17th & 18th: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Save time on race morning and pick up your race number and T-shirt early.
Branford Town Green, June 19th: 8:30 am.
Race numbers & T-shirts can also be picked up on race day.
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Continue the Celebration at the NEW Stony Creek Brewery!
Located on the banks of the Branford River, Stony Creek Brewery is the premier location, a short walk from the start line! Tap into the world of craft beer in the private Celebration Room after the Branford Road Race. Our distinct environment provides a unique backdrop for a Father's Day gathering for runners and their families.
Date: Sunday, June 19, 2016 (post races)
Time: 11:30am – 1:30pm
Location: Stony Creek Brewery, 5 Indian Neck Ave, Branford, CT 06405
Tickets: $15 each (21 and under are free), a portion of sales benefits American Parkinson's Disease Foundation
Includes: Commemorative pint glass, Stony Creek Brewery beverage (21 and over), post race hors d' oeuvres, entertainment, live music and family fun
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Two Lenawee County commissioners were named as representatives to an economic development agency the county helps fund when a list of appointments was dealt with in committee Tuesday.
Filling seats reserved for the commission on the Lenawee Economic Development Corp. was among appointments to agencies and organizations being completed for the start of the year. The LEDC appointments fill positions held last year by Jim Van Doren who left the commission in an unsuccessful bid for state representative.
After commissioners Donald Welch, R-Adrian, and David Stimpson, R-Tecumseh, were both nominated, LEDC leader Jim Gartin suggested dividing the appointment. One commissioner could be on the LEDC's executive committee and the other its board of directors, he said.
The idea of doubling the commission's representation was quickly backed by K.Z. Bolton, D-Adrian.
"I think that would really show our emphasis and give a strong voice to the things we want to accomplish," Bolton said. The committee voted to name Stimpson to the executive committee and Welch to the LEDC board.
Business development and job creation in the county has become a top goal for the commission.
Commission representation on the LEDC started last year under terms of a contract with the county that was recommended Tuesday for renewal.
The rules and appointments committee also voted to return crop farmer Jim Swindeman and farm business representative Kenneth Lake to new terms on the county's agricultural advisory committee for land use and economic development. It also voted to recommend Rick Knierim to replace farm representative Stewart Bruinsma who resigned from the ag committee.
Catrina Ossman was endorsed to fill out the term of Sonya Galliani on the Lenawee County Library Board. Galliani, a long-time board member, died in July.
Another appointment change was naming new commissioner Chris Wittenbach, R-Clinton, to replace Rose Warrick who retired from the board of the Region II Area Agency on Aging.
County Clerk Roxann Holloway reported on appointments she made to fill two vacancies for Democratic Party representatives on the four-member board of canvassers which confirms election results. Adrian attorney Leigh Heise and Alice Mackey fill vacancies left by the death of Rose Gonzales and resignation of Patricia McWilliams.
The committee also voted for a trial consent agenda policy aimed at shortening commission sessions by allowing a single vote without discussion on routine business items. Any item placed on the consent agenda could be moved by any one of the nine commissioners to the regular agenda for discussion, said administrator Martin Marshall.
Commission chairman John Tuckerman, R-Blissfield, said the approach could save more time for discussion of other issues before the commission.
Marshall is to draw up a policy for commissioners to act on next month.
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Will be 36 weeks Friday, and also have my doctor's appointment that day... Getting my cervix checked as well... I'm sure it is sealed up like Fort Knox... I feel like I am going to be pregnant forever :-(
Kacie, Danny & Baby Karis ~ 05-14-13
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I'll be 36 weeks Friday. I had an appt on Monday this week and had my first cervical check. I'm all sealed up, but she said baby's head is very low and "right there." I was 10 days past due with my first, so I probably shouldnt expect anything to happen early this time around either... plus I dont feel prepared enough yet for her to come. Most likely having a repeat c-section 5/10 though... just waiting for the call today form the docs office.
36 weeks 3 days! Had my appt today and he is engaged and in the correct position. Can't wait until he decides to make his debut!
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36 weeks today. I won't be checked until next Tuesday, and probably won't be checked after that point until labor. I don't want to know if I am "progressing" or not, unless medically necessary. It is starting to feel like the beginning of the end, though. When I walk, I feel like I'm inducing labor. Not like before, when it was usually just an urge to pee. Exciting times!!
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The Daily Fire Alarm
In former times the Timeball Station informed the ships in the harbour about the exact hour with a big bang every day. The sound we can now hear nearly every day are the roaring horns of the fire brigade, following the deafening alarm.
The number of alarms is absolutely fascinating but partly explained by the fact that the alarm does not only ring in case of fire but also if the fire brigade is needed in Christchurch for car accidents and other incidents.
Still - many times it is just annoying when you see how often the fire brigade races through the streets of Lyttelton because some idiot is burning rubbish in his courtyard and sets the whole garden alight, or at least, scare his neighbours enough to make them call the fire brigade.
As our house sits on a rock above the main streets we have a great view over the whole action including the depot. So nearly from the sofa we can first watch the race of the firemen to the depot and then the way the trucks take. We have seen many times that the fire brigade help the idiots clean up their rubbish, and wonder who pays for all this needlos action in the land of the arsonists where the forces of the fire brigades should not be stretched to the limit by irresponsible people. But it is part of our daily life. Really a pity.
Update Nov. 2012
We still have a the sirens going off frequently, and every Thursday night at 7pm (probably for calling the guys for the weekly pub crawl ;-) - but in the meantime the fire station has been demolished due to earthquake damage. The engines are parked on an adjoining property.
Summer Street Party in February
On a Sunday in summer we have the traditional Lyttelton Summer Street Party. This year (2009) it took place on Sunday, 22 February (10am-6pm).
It is just an occasion to hang out and sample from the food stalls, listen to live music and have a look at arts and craftswork.
London Street (which is the main street of Lyttelton with lots of cafés, banks and the supermarket) always is the centre of action (and closed for cars on this day).
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Festival of Lights in June
This is Lyttelton's midwinter Christmas. During the Festival of Lights locals will put out strings of fairy lights, and also trees will be decorated with Christmas lights. As darkness sets in early at this time of the year you get a much nicer Christmassy feel than during the real Christmas time. Especially mulled wine is much nicer than in summer ;-)
However, as we are urged to save power to prevent a powercut (due to low levels of the hydro lakes in the South Island) it seems a little weird that we celebrate a second Christmas with additional lights on. But I have observed that late at night most lights are turned off - except the flashing lights in Lyttelton's highest building... How stupid! For which spectators is this?
In 2009 the date for the festival is from Friday, 5 June, until Sunday, 22 June. The big street party day with street market is on Friday, 5 June, 6pm to 10pm in London Street.
The festival starts with a street party, masquerade parade, music and dance, short films, exhibitions, an outdoor street market, arts and crafts and a firework display.
Events follow around the bays for the next nine days. Jazz evenings, world music, live theatre, a masquerade party, a cabaret, dance party at Godley Head etc.
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Let Neighbours and Visitors Enjoy your Fires
Living on a hill is really great. You have great views - even some you would rather not have, like the one straight into the bedroom of one of our neighbours who does not bother installing curtains or blinds on the window that faces our property. On the contrary. She even lights her bedside lamp day and night, so we cannot miss her messy looks in the morning, and her busy reading at night. At least she does not damage the environment with this strange behaviour, and sure - why should we want to look over the beautiful harbour from our beautiful panorama window if we do not want to be embarrassed by looking straight into her bedroom at the same time.
For environmental reasons I am far more concerned by her still firing her old wood fire with damp wood, and I do not appreciate either that I cannot open a window for airing the room, or put the washing outside when she feels the need to heat her home. As Lyttelton is an old place with a lot of historic cottages with environmentally prehistoric fireplaces, it can happen that in certain wind conditions you walk through streets covered in smoke. And still they wonder why so many people in NZ suffer from asthma.
It is also a pleasure to open the doors and windows after several days of bad weather - just to find out that other people in the neighbourhood have just waited for the sunshine to burn their rubbish in the gardens. And, of course, the wind blows the stink and smoke right into your direction.
Although Lyttelton has amalgamated with Christchurch, it still has some bylaws which allow people to do things people in the city are not allowed to do. One of them is to light fires outside the total fire ban season. They pile garden rubbish for several months, especially cabbage tree leaves that take too long to decompose and therefore are not considered as garden rubbish, and on the first day after the end of the fire ban the hills are covered in smoke.
How Lyttelton and NZ Save the Planet
Having read my post about the New Zealanders' addiction of burning garden rubbish and covering friends and enemies in toxic smoke you can surely imagine that I was very pleased when I read that ECan (Environment Canterbury) introduced a rule requiring people to apply for a fire permit if they still want to burn garden rubbish.
But in the meantime I have found out that this is just a joke which secures a workplace for a city council officer who checks the applications. Everybody who applies for a permit gets one. You only have to say that it is too difficult for you to transport your garden rubbish to the dump because your property is too steep. The only thing you can do to spoil those other people's joy of covering half the town in smoke is to call the city council and ask if this property has a fire permit, and if they do not have any the city council sends them an application form, and then they are free to blow the rubbish into the air and other people's lungs. That is how New Zealand's leading role in saving the planet works.
Parking on the Footpaths
Walk up Hawkhurst Road (for example, on your walk to Bridle Path), and you will find out about a Lyttelton custom that is extremely popular in this street:
Parking cars on the footpath.
Sometimes the footpath is totally blocked and you have to walk on the road around the cars and vans. The thought behind the bad and illegal parking probably is that the drivers want to make driving easier for others on this steep road, as many people have problems to stop in front of an obstacle on the way uphill and then carry on without the wheels spinning... But nobody thinks of the many pedestrians who walk up and down the hill on the only footpath.
Another motorist nuisance in Lyttelton are motorbikers who circle around endlessly and do not tire before not the last local has heard the power of the motor. Thinking of a very special one... At the end of his tours it can happen that his partner is so annoyed, and he does not accept her being annoyed about his motorbike addiction, and he insults her, and then they cannot agree who should f... whom... ;-)
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the first Settlers from Englanf arrived here at Lyttelton, bringing everything with them. Lifestock, buildings material, weathseeds, potetoes and what have you. they realized immidiatly, this hilly place where not for farming and making a living. a Scout was send over the Hills to explore the area..what he found must have made his Heart jumping in his chest......the wide Canterbury, later Christchurch Plains opend up before his eyes. theSettlers set of, over the Bridle Pass....you can walk it these days, quite compfy, but boy..those days it was a backbreaking adventure.straight through the though shrubs and high gras. and even today it takes some doing walking up the Bridle Pass
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Don't call Lyttelton Christchurch
Lyttelton is its own town and the locals don't like the place being referred to as part of Christchurch. In fact Lyttelton was a thriving place before Christchurch really kicked off so maybe it should be considered the mother of the big town?
people take pride
in their properties and gardens...and they very cleverly choosen plants who will survive on very little....and they have to here. volcanic soil and not very much nutrition to find in, like the blue Echium candicans...originally fro the Azores Island of Madeira
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even the dead
have a great view over the Harbour...actually a bit room to move too, right in the middle of the living...they are all crazy in Lyttleton...but I love being amongs such 'oddness'.
I missed my chances to buy a house here, ten years ago....now, it's out of my reach :-(((((((
- Arts and Culture
only one little shake
that's all it takes...and they all come tumbling down the hill, but aren't they lovely too look at??!!
housing at the step Hills and around the Harbour, simply quaint...and they all love too.
I have my doubt's, just had an Eathquake not so long ago..I am chicken, I think!!
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Bridal Pass
you can see how hard it must have been for those first Settlers. the steep hills around Lyttleton, later named..Port Hills, no mean feed carrying Baby's, Houshold items, Lifestock.not to mention the Piano up and over.
the view from the Bridle Pass is just breath...taking....don't you think?!
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from Bridle Pass into the now Seaside Suburb of Sumner, where the Settlers found first shelter from the ferocious cold easterly winds.setting up shop wasn't easy those day's
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McCoy says Mathews and Gates both 'fine' despite missing practice
Ryan Mathews was all smiles Tuesday.
He greeted fans at the annual Chargers Blood Drive. He posed for pictures. He walked from one side of the Mission Valley convention center to the next, showing no noticeable limp.
"He should be fine," coach Mike McCoy said.
For now, he's resting.
The Chargers running back missed Wednesday's session, and in that, he wasn't alone. Tight end Antonio Gates was among those also absent for the start of the preparation week toward Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Mathews (hamstring) exited in the third quarter Sunday in Kansas City and did not return. McCoy declined to say whether Mathews will practice today.
Left tackle King Dunlap (neck), wide receiver Eddie Royal (toe, chest), safety Darrell Stuckey (concussion) and center Nick Hardwick (neck) were the others not to participate.
Gates, 33, sat with a hamstring ailment.
"He'll be fine," McCoy said. "Some of those guys were resting. It's that time of the year. There's a number of guys we have to get as healthy as possible, feeling as fresh as possible on Sundays. There are certain players the rest of the year that we'll do that with on a week-to-week basis."
Outside linebacker Jarret Johnson was present Wednesday.
He practiced in a limited fashion while wearing a large, white cast over his left hand. The veteran underwent surgery last week and has missed four of the past six games.
Reggie Walker, Thomas Keiser and rookie Tourek Williams have taken significant snaps in recent weeks at outside linebacker.
"I'm just trying to get healthy, trying to get back," Johnson said. "Luckily, we have guys who've stepped up."
Tackle D.J. Fluker (knee), defensive end Corey Liuget (shin), outside linebacker Melvin Ingram (knee) and long snapper Mike Windt (ankle) notably practiced as expected.
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Richard Marshall has heard about the open competition under way at cornerback, and he has decided what it means: zilch.
Wednesday's practice was the first for the Chargers in their internal competition for a starter opposite Shareece Wright. Derek Cox has occupied that spot all season, but after getting benched Sunday for the third time in four games, coaches have made it known they're allowing others to contend for it.
Marshall, 28, played at Cox's position during the second half against the Chiefs.
This week's job hunt, he said, means "nothing."
"I've been in the league for eight years, so all that open competition stuff really doesn't mean anything to me," Marshall said. "You've just got to be ready when your number is called. You've got to be ready weekly like you're going to play, whether you're going to play or not."
Johnny Patrick and Crezdon Butler also are veterans in the mix to push Cox.
Little is known about the early results. McCoy was succinct Wednesday when asked about the situation — "It's going good; they are competing," he said — and secondary coach Ron Miles was, for the second time on two requests this month, not made available for interviews.
But practice reps are being rotated, and coaches will evaluate not only that sample but, defensive coordinator John Pagano said, how the players work in other aspects of game preparation.
"We're going to make a decision at the end of the week," Pagano said.
Still 5,400 tickets unsold
The Chargers have more than 5,400 general tickets unsold for Sunday's game, a team spokesman said Wednesday. The NFL's deadline to lift the blackout is at 1:25 p.m. today, although it could grant the team a 24-hour extension.


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Aspect Returns To Its Roots
When I last attended an Aspect analyst conference in Chicago two years ago I found a company that was in the midst of refocusing away from its core competency in the contact center space; moving toward a new direction that emphasized its relationship with Microsoft and its ability to provide professional services to support Lync and SharePoint through its acquisition of Quilogy. Fast forward to this week, where Aspect held another annual analyst event, this time in its new Phoenix office, and one thing is clear, Aspect is focused back in the contact center and customer engagement space.
The last two years have brought much change to Aspect. Gone is almost all of the senior management, replaced with new blood from a variety of different backgrounds. Perhaps most importantly, Aspect has undergone a cultural change thanks to its acquisition of Voxeo, a cloud-based provider of IVR and other customer engagement solutions. Rather than assimilate Voxeo into the Aspect culture, Aspect has gone the other way around – adopting Voxeo's start-up mentality to refocus its own efforts on customer interaction and innovation. It was clear from the look and feel of the newly renovated Aspect offices that this is a company that looks more like a silicon valley startup than one with over 40 years in the contact center business.
At this week's event Aspect made clear its focus on the cloud, on transforming legacy customers from single channel to multi-channel with advanced integration, analytics, and workforce optimization, and providing professional services to help its customers transform their overall customer engagement strategies as they look to deliver a consistent message and experience across all touch points.
Aspect's new focus resonates well with what we are seeing in our research. As my colleague Lisa Durant noted in her blog last week, our clients and research participants are increasingly struggling to bridge channels, to seamlessly interact with customers across web and mobile, and to effectively gauge the impact of customer service on measurements like Net Promoter Score. Still, Aspect has some work to do. Its offerings feature a broad array of products acquired and developed in house, with more need to harmonize and integrate offerings into a common set of features. It lacks some of the mobile and web integration that its competitors like Interactive Intelligence and Genesys deliver. Most importantly, it needs to convince both its legacy customers, as well as those of its competitors, that the problems we saw in our past PilotHouse studies in areas such as technology innovation, customer service, and value are a thing of the past. If Aspect's improved financial performance is any guide, it's succeeding on that front.
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The Sullivan Arena scoreboard indicated that Murray State eked out a 64-62 victory over the UAA men's basketball team Wednesday night in the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout, but for much of the second half -- for pretty much all but the final two minutes, in fact -- the game looked and felt like it was well in the hands of the Racers.
It was a 3-pointer at the buzzer by UAA newcomer Abebe Demissie that accounted for the two-point difference, and it was a furious comeback in the final 85 seconds that allowed the Seawolves to erase a double-digit deficit against the undefeated Racers of the Ohio Valley Conference.
Silky, lights-out shooting by 6-foot guard Isaiah Canaan, who scored 17 of his team-high 19 points in the second half, helped Murray State take command after a close first half that ended with a 24-23 UAA lead.
Three times Murray State (5-0) crafted an 11-point lead, the last time when Canaan's open 3-pointer from the baseline gave the Racers a 60-49 lead with less than three minutes left.
Then the Seawolves (0-1) turned into the scary team Division I coaches worry about when they draw UAA in the Shootout. Behind 6-foot-9 Taylor Rohde's scoring touch inside, UAA charged back with a 10-2 run to whittle Murray State's lead to 62-59 with seven seconds left. Eight of those points came in the final 85 seconds.
Ivan Aska sank two free throws for Murray State with five seconds left when the Seawolves were forced to foul. Those shots made it 64-59 and, stunningly, proved to be the difference when Demissie knocked down his 3-pointer with time expiring.
Murray State coach Steve Prohm admitted he thought the Racers were well in control when Stacy Wilson's steal and layup opened up a 55-44 lead with 5 minutes, 2 seconds left.
"I think we all did," Prohm said. "I've gotta keep my guys more focused. There was a lot of slippage in those last five minutes."
And with the slippage came shrinkage, as Murray State's seemingly comfortable lead all but vanished. Rohde did much of the damage by scoring 11 of UAA's final 15 points, with three of his buckets coming off Travis Thompson assists. He missed a few free throws along the way, but not until the final minute did those misses loom large.
"Whatever the score is, we play hard. Every play we keep that mentality," Rohde said. "We make some free throws, it'd be a different game."
The Racers used quick bursts at the beginning of both halves to put UAA in catch-up mode. They raced to a 9-2 lead in the first half and wiped out UAA's one-point halftime lead with a 10-3 run triggered by consecutive steals at the start of the second half.
"It was a difficult first game," said UAA coach Rusty Osborne, whose team played two exhibition games three weeks ago but didn't play another exhibition until Saturday's alumni game. "I think it hurt us that we didn't play."
Osborne was quick to say the Seawolves aren't into moral victories, but he was encouraged that they aren't into giving up, either.
"We could've quit when we got down in the first four minutes and we could've quit again when the lead hit double digits," he said.
Murray State was quicker and more athletic than the Seawolves, and in the second half the Racers' perimeter shooters looked impossible to stop.
Canaan, who was a less-than-memorable 1 of 3 in the first half, made his mark as soon as the second half started, turning a steal into a layup and free throw. Two minutes later, he drilled a 3-pointer and only missed once the rest of the way en route to a 7-of-10 second half that earned him a team-high 19 points.
"It's very important to see that first one go through the net. Your eyes as a shooter should brighten," Canaan said. "They were trying to take it to me and they did a pretty good job of it in the first half, but I stayed aggressive. I had to take it at them."
Behind Canaan, Murray State shot 62.5 percent in the second half after a 34.8 percent first half. The Racers got their share of second shots, thanks to a 26-rebound effort that included nine offensive boards.
The Seawolves finished with a better shooting percentage than the Racers -- 57.1 to 48.9. Their downfall was turnovers -- 20 of them, including 12 in the second half, some of them on consecutive possessions -- and free throw shooting. The Seawolves hit 7 of 13 from the line -- which is what they hit from 3-point range too.
Rohde led UAA with 19 points and six rebounds despite sitting for much of the first half after drawing two quick fouls. He accounted for 17 of UAA's 38 second-half points. Steve White added 14, dished five assists and was 2 of 3 from 3-point range while working up a sweat on both ends of the court.
"People saw what he's all about in the second half," Osborne said.
Aska and Donte Poole each scored 13 points and Wilson added 12 for Murray State, and Canaan had four of his team's 10 steals.
Prohm, who is in his first season as head coach of the Racers, said he was relieved to get past UAA. Earlier in the day he said that folks in Murray, Ohio, care about two things when it comes to sports -- the St. Louis Cardinals and Racers basketball -- and a loss to a D-II team, even one ranked 17th in the nation, wouldn't go over well back home.
"The whole town's awake watching this," he said. "They're critiquing us online right now."
Murray State next plays in Friday's semifinals and UAA is off today too. Osborne said the Seawolves, who play again at noon Friday, won't even practice today due to limits on how many times a team can practice or play in a week.
Not that he minds that his players will get a break.
"That was an intense basketball game and that's an early game for us Friday," he said. "I think the rest will be good for us."
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MURRAY STATE (64) -- Daniel 2-2 1-3 5; Poole 4-7 2-2 13; Aska 4-11 5-5 13; Canaan 7-10 3-4 19; Long 1-4 0-0 2; Wilson 5-7 0-0 12; Mushatt 0-2 0-0 0; Jackson 0-3 0-0 0; Garrett 0-1 0-0 0.
UAA ( 62) -- Hearn 2-3 0-0 5; Rohde 7-8 5-9 19; Ridgeway 2-4 2-4 6; White 6-9 0-0 14; Fossman 0-1 0-0 0; Thompson 3-6 0-0 8; Lauwers 0-1 0-0 0; Demissie 3-7 0-0 8; Weitzel 0-1 0-0 0; Gibcus 1-2 0-0 2.
3-point goals -- MSU 7-16 (Poole 3-4, Aska 0-1, Canaan 2-4, Long 0-1, Wilson 2-3, Jackson 0-3); UAA 7-13 (Hearn 1-1, White 2-3, Thompson 2-5, Lauwers 0-1, Demissie 2-3). Total fouls -- MSU 21, UAA 16. Fouled out -- MSU (Garrett), UAA (none). Rebounds -- MSU 26 (Aska, Mushatt 5); UAA 20 (Rohde 6). Assists -- MSU 13 (Long, 5); UAA 16 (White, 5). Turnovers -- MSU 18 (Poole, 5); UAA 20 (Ridgeway, Fossman, 4). Steals -- MSU 10 (Canaan, 4); UAA 4 (Hearn, 2). Blocks -- MSU 2, UAA 1 (Hearn). Officials -- Hernandez, Cota, McNew.
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Playful, NYC-flavored men's streetwear basics with a colorful twist, including fitted caps ($48) and cardigans ($170).
Who they are
A trio (Harry McNally, Nick Poe and Robert Waltzer) of precocious 23-year-old fashion autodidacts who grew up in New York. (Greg Passuntino, 22, far left, serves as a comrade and web designer.) They sent out their first Pegleg collection (named for its "audible symmetry") in the spring of 2006. "We started out with a few ideas for graphics that we felt were original and interesting and never looked back."
What they make
Colorful threads of the Fresh Prince–meets–Kanye West sort: color-blocked rugby shirts, polka-dot-embroidered skinny jeans and madcap printed anoraks. Although there's a Pac-Man-made-love-to-my-algebra-homework '80s vibe, especially in the prints, they maintain a more restrained view of their work, saying only: "We are experimental. We like color. We are not fans of the '80s." For guys who are still timid about wearing loud clothes, the designers say confidence is key. "If you feel good in it, you look good in it."
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Ladies, pay attention: A women's collection will launch this fall, as an extension of the men's line. Says Harry, "It's small and concise, composed predominantly of leggings, denim and oversize tops."
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In my case, I have a hybrid bike that I bought at a used bike store two years ago. It has a steel frame, very heavy, and clip pedals with the clips removed (I ride in traffic almost exclusively, and the clips were a real pain). It has road tires, but they're a bit wide. I put on a good rack, and use waterproof panniers if I need to haul anything. If I need to haul a lot, I use the panniers plus my old Army dufflebag, which has shoulder straps. ( I can actually haul over 100 lbs this way, so don't scoff.) It's not fast -I typically do about 20-25 mph over flat ground, and about 5 mph uphill- but I love that bike. I've been hit by a car that was going 25-30 mph, and the bike had less damage than the car. The advantages are its tank-like nature, ability to deal with potholes, lack of attractiveness to thieves, and reliability; the disadvantages are its lack of speed, and cheap bracket assembly and gears. (It makes a clicking noise uphill that kind of annoys me, and the gear transitions are clunky...)


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The 2014 Audi Melges 20 U.S. National Championship, hosted by Sail Newport takes place this weekend - 21-23 August with guarantee of great racing, supreme competition and outstanding sailing conditions. Fifteen teams of the highest quality from all over the continent have arrived in Newport with all sights set on the National Championship title and trophy.
Audi Melges 20 U.S. National Championship
The fleet is jam packed with talent. With reigning National Champion John Kilroy on Samba Pa Ti absent, the title is up for solid grabs. Three-time National Champion Michael Kiss on Bacio with tactician Chris Rast is on hand hoping for a fourth success. Marc Hollerbach on Fu has steady tactician Jonathan McKee aboard. McKee is fresh off a big win this past weekend at the Melges 32 U.S. National Championship, so clearly he is warmed up and ready to go. Charleston Champion Jason Michas on Midnight Blue has returned with his winning combination of Mark Mendelblatt and Trevor Moore.
Rob Wilber on Cinghiale, Jim Wilson on Oleander, Daniel Thielman on Kuai, Drew Freides on Pacific Yankee, Cesar Gomes Neto on Portobello and Drew Weirda on W are all more than capable of winning this championship, and for some, a big win is long overdue. Anthony Kotoun and Olympic hopeful David Hughes, Sam Rogers, Seadon Wijsen and Skip Baxter, Chad Corning, Charlie Smythe, Scott Nixon and John Bowden are amongst the crew of these fast and experienced teams.
Morgan Kiss on Baciami, daughter of Michael Kiss and 2013 National Championship Top Performing Female Skipper, is back racing in the fleet after a sensational crew debut at the Melges 32 Nationals last weekend. She was one of two ladies sailing the event, and her team - it was the first time they had ever sailed together and took an awesome fifth place finish.
Joining the fleet from the grand country of Canada with intention of bringing on some real heat is Corinthian player Paul Currie on Wild Deuces, and Frank McLaughlin's TBD.
The class is always excited to welcome new teams to the fleet - in particular in Newport are Jonas Kjellberg who has chartered USA-202 and Cary Siegler will sail Heathen.
Thursday, 21 August will mark the first day of competition in Newport. Although early forecasts are calling for light air, three races are scheduled with an 11.00 a.m. first warning.
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Coverity: Open Source Code has Fewer Defects
Annual code quality report shows FOSS is more secure at all project size levels.
The 2013 report from the Coverity Scan service shows that open source software has significantly fewer defects per thousand lines of code than proprietary software. Coverity's scan service, which is sponsored by the US Department of Homeland Security, provides free software testing services so developers can look for critical quality and security defects in their C, C++, and Java code. The scan service has been gaining popularity and now supports more than 1,500 projects.
The 2013 report compares the compares the Defect Density (errors per thousand lines of code) for open source versus proprietary software. According to the report, Coverity tested 741 open source projects, totalling 252 million lines of code, and found a Defect Density of 0.59. The service studied 493 proprietary projects, totalling 684 million lines of code, and found a defect density of 0.72.
In past years, open source projects of up to a million lines of code had fewer defects than their proprietary counterparts, but projects with more than a million lines did not perform as well as their closed-source equivalents. In 2013, however, open source performed better at all levels – including larger projects. Coverity believes the reduced Defect Density for larger projects results from increased commitment and dedication from large projects such as NetBSD, FreeBSD, LibreOffice, and the Linux kernel.
The superior performance of open source at all sizes of projects clearly debunks the common FUD myth that concealing the source code improves security. Although FOSS coders might see this as a symbolic victory, it could have a real effect on the way the US government spends money on future software contracts.
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I have a blog that shows the first part of the blog and then a "read more" to see the rest of the story. I have a plugin for sharing on facebook and twitter. It's the sociable plugin. I'd like to have share icons on the main page too, the same page where it says read more.
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Learn how common medical conditions can affect the course of the dental treatment a patient receives. This updated, concise reference provides the information you need to provide appropriate dental care to any patient, regardless of existing medical conditions. Featuring vivid illustrations and well-organized tables in each chapter, this text gives you the in-depth details and the overall summaries you need to get to the root of your patients' needs.
Implant therapy: the integrated treatment plan / Mauro Merli.
The current emphasis on patient-centered medicine necessitates revision of the diagnostic and therapeutic process toward an integrated treatment plan that promotes collaboration among the specialties as well as the patient's active participation. This text describes how to implement such a treatment plan for patients requiring implant treatment in an area of esthetic and/or functional interest. It begins by assessing the potential risk factors, then delves into the process of constructing a diagnosis, and then describes stepwise many of the surgical procedures currently in use.
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The sixth volume of the ITI Treatment Guide series provides clinical recommendations for implant-supported prosthodontic treatments in patients with multiple missing adjacent teeth in the esthetic zone. The authors review the current literature before detailing the treatment alternatives and procedures based on the scientific and clinical evidence. Special emphasis is given to preoperative evaluation, treatment planning, and assessment of risk factors for the complex indications of the esthetic zone. Descriptions of the surgical and prosthodontic procedures include step-by-step clinical case presentations. Complications of various etiologies are also highlighted with preventive measures as well as clinical cases that document their management.
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