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I've been scared of dentists, so I hadn't hadn't visited one for years. Finally took the plunge and booked in at Carisbrook to see Tariq. 6 extractions later, and 5 implants over the past year, I can honestly say that my fear of dentists has gone, thanks to Tariq. He is a very caring competent professional, and also a bit of a perfectionist...! The equipment used seems to be the latest and he obviously takes pride in doing the best he can for you. Combine that with support staff in the practice who show the same professionalism, whilst being pleasant and relaxed, and you have the ideal dentist - for me - and probably for you too.
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Samsung develops SSD SATA Mini-card for netbooks
Samsung Develops Solid State Drive with SATA Mini-card Design for Netbooks
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, announced today that it is now sampling a SATA-interface mini-card solid state drive (SSD) with some of its customers, for use in the expanding netbook marketplace. The Samsung SATA mini-card SSD expands the use of SSDs from not only being a primary storage medium, but also as a complementary drive to boost the performance of PCs with dual drive capabilities.
Samsung's new mini-card form factor, with a highly robust interface, makes an already rugged SSD even less susceptible to damage from jarring, jostling and dropping.
"The market is beginning to embrace a smaller SSD for the nascent netbook sector," said Jim Elliott, vice president, memory marketing, Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. "The cost-efficiency and reliability of lower-density, highly compact Samsung SSDs are perfectly suited as the storage medium for the rapidly growing netbook marketplace," he added.
Featuring a mini-PCI Express (PCIe) form factor with a SATA 3.0Gb/s interface, the highly cost-efficient mini-card SSD is nearly 80 percent smaller than the conventional 2.5-inch hard disk drive, making it ideal for the tighter constraints of most netbooks. In addition, it can be used in printers and various handheld terminals including ruggedized mobile devices.
Moreover, the SATA mini-card SSD form factor can be used in a combination comprised of the SSD as main memory and HDD as supporting storage space. This new approach is expected to increase the adoption of SSDs in a broader range of applications.
Samsung is working to standardize the new mechanical form factor and its pin layout specifications at JEDEC (Joint Electron Device Engineering Council). With possible revisions by OEM manufacturers, standardization could be expected as early as the third quarter of this year.
Available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB densities, the new SSD drive will be produced using 40-nanometer-class process technology. The SATA mini-card SSD provides strong performance levels with a sequential read rate of 200MB/s (megabytes per second) and writes data sequentially at 100MB/s.
Samsung's mini-card SSD is only 30 millimeters (mm) wide and 51mm high. The drive weighs up to 8.5g and measures up to 3.75 millimeters thick. Also offering a high degree of energy efficiency, the new drive consumes 0.3 watts of power.
Samsung's new netbook-targeted SSD is available with optional full disk encryption to thwart theft or any unwanted access to a netbook or other device.
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Excitement and activity abounds at Wauwatosa based Magellan Promotions. Recent sales growth placed them in the top 5% of all promotional products firms nationwide.
"We were thrilled with our record-setting year in 2013 and are on pace to top that in 2014," said Michael Wolaver, Owner, who founded the promotional products company in 2005.
The promotional products industry has continued to grow as well, reaching $19.8 billion – the best year ever, breaking the record set back in 2007, according to PPAI data.
In addition to reaching the upper echelon of the industry, Magellan Promotions outgrew its Wauwatosa North Avenue office space, relocating in May 2013 to a larger space on the west side of Wauwatosa to an office suite in 2360 North 124th Street.
Michael Wolaver credits world class customer service and effective ideas as a key driver for continued growth through the years, adding, "We are consistently being complimented on our service and how easy it is to work with us. This has been our goal from day one."
Magellan Promotions strongly supports to giving back to the community, supporting twelve charities with donations last year. Employees have also volunteered at Kathy's House and The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin – Food Pantry.
Founded in 2005, Magellan Promotions is an industry-leading, trusted "idea" partner for marketing companies, events, organizations, and schools through promotional products, apparel, awards and event signage. With the highest levels of customer service, they to make it easy to find, select, and purchase promotional items to help meet client's marketing and business goals. Magellan supports clients across the country and in the Greater Milwaukee area, including Swimtastic Swim School, Waterstone Bank and AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin. The collegiate division started in 2010, Magellan Collegiate Promotions, has helped over 80 higher education institutions across the country, and area schools Mount Mary University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. For further information, visit www.magellanpromotions.com or call 414-831-0184.
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California reggae band Soul Majestic's sunny's fourthalbum Setting the Tone was financed through a successful kickstarter campaign. And I'm grateful to all the hardcore fans that helped with the funding, because this is an excellent soundtrack for the summer. Or a dark and dreary winter day for that matter.
The band's previous albums were recorded and mixed in various studios with different engineers and producers working behind the desk. But this time they were in charge of all things creative and the album was recorded in their own studio.
Soul Majestic has previously worked with reggae legends like Sly & Robbie and Anthony B, but also Queen Omega and Tony Moses. And they push the boundaries ofcontemporary reggae with their eclectic mix of roots reggae, pop, R&B, folk, country and even some psychedelic rock. It's a partly unknown territory with beautiful melodies, dangerous dub and some electronic details.
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Seeking to spur adoption of more climate-friendly alternatives, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to ban the use of certain hydrofluorocarbons, a class of greenhouse gases commonly known as HFCs, widely used in air conditioners, refrigerators, and fire extinguishers. The EPA proposes listing as unacceptable certain flammable hydrocarbon refrigerants and blends for retrofitting existing residential central air conditioning equipment designed for non-flammable refrigerants, as well as propylene and the hydrocarbon blend R-443A in specific end uses in the refrigeration and air conditioning sectors in favor of safer alternatives.
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Chemical makers, already heavily regulated, will face added U.S. Environmental Protection Agency scrutiny come October as a result of two new enforcement initiatives. The EPA has announced beefed up efforts to keep industrial pollutants out of the nation's water supplies and to reduce risks of accidental releases specifically at chemical and industrial sites. The first initiative involves bringing plants into compliance with the Clean Water Act and reducing pollution discharges while the second focuses on preventing leaks of hazardous substances into the air, ground, or water.
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Fueled by technological innovation and consumer and government support for sustainable products, the global market for renewable chemicals is expected to grow by double digits by 2020, increasing to more than $84 billion, up from $49 billion last year. Alcohols will continue to account for more than 80% of the renewable chemicals market, with biopolymers a distant second at 5%. Bio-polyester, PET, is projected to register the highest compound annual growth rate at 15% during the period.
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Meh. A bit too eggy, also needs more depth of flavor... Might try ginger and green chilis in there next time (?). Or maybe more complex herbs like herbs de Provence
Great recipe and easy to modify to meet your tastebuds...I've added red peppers, asparagus, etc... Kids love this too. It really doesn't make much--I would say enough for 3 people. I've doubled this and used a 13 x 9 pan and cooked about the same amount of time. It works great. Have fun and experiment with this one!
Perfect cooking times and amounts; a nice healthy way to start the day too! I think this would best serve four people unless you served with some fruit or another side. I don't recommend stirring in the cheese in Step#3 because it melts and makes it harder to clean your skillet - just sprinkle on the top in the last 10 minutes of baking. Very good!
This is a lovely egg dish! I made just as directed and we really enjoyed it. The garlic, basil and parmesan gave this great flavor and the cook time was perfect. Thanks for posting this recipe! Made for Spring PAC 2010


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February 22: Our new city
About three days after the February 22 quake, I realised that almost every road in the city was going to need to be repaired and that was going to take forever.
I also knew that there were other things that I hadn't thought of that would also need to be repaired and again, that was going to take years instead of months.
In addition to that, I had rather quickly, developed a slightly over-active flight or fight adrenaline response and had, as a result, become a bundle of nerves. It was about three weeks after the February quakes that we decided to leave and head for Brisbane.
It took until July for us to find jobs and work out the logistics of it, but we arrived here in early July and haven't really looked back.
We flew into Christchurch late one night just before Christmas and I'll admit I had a tear in my eye as we did, but after spending four days there, I remembered why I had left and how I couldn't bear to be back there.
I moved to Christchurch in 2003 and fell in love with the city immediately. I raised my two boys there, fell in love there and built a reputation in my chosen field for myself there. It's where I found me, if you like.
But on February 22, 2011, all of that changed and the city I loved, died. I went through a significant grieving process for months after I left, and I even went as far as to see a counsellor about my panic attacks that endured for months after we left.
I miss my city, I miss what it used to be. I miss walking through the city on a summer's day watching buskers in the square. I miss Christmas in the Park and Classical Sparks.
I miss the people and I miss what the city meant for me, but it's gone now. It can never be that for me again and it's time for me to move on. Sure, the weather here is better, the wages are much more attractive and housing is more affordable. The people here are lovely - despite what most Kiwis will tell you about our cousins across the ditch - and there's much more opportunity here.
Things are not better or worse, they're just different now. As Gary McCormick said, "damn you, you bastard". The earthquake changed everything. I hate it for that, but I'm also grateful to it for opening new doors.
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Thousands of Australians are huddling in shelters as torrential rain floods cities and towns in Queensland and New South Wales, killing four people and prompting around 1000 helicopter evacuations.
With floodwaters expected to peak in most of the worst-hit areas later on Tuesday, officials were rushing to move those in the highest-risk areas to safety.
In the hard-hit city of Bundaberg, 385 kilometres north of Brisbane, rescue crews plucked 1000 people to safety after the river that runs through town broke its banks, sending fast-moving, muddy water pouring into streets and homes.
Around 1500 residents fled to evacuation centres, while patients at the local hospital were being airlifted to Brisbane as a precaution.
"Listen to the roar of the water - that's not helicopters," Queensland Premier Campbell Newman said. "You see a lot of locations where there are literally sort of rapids. There's white water out there, so it is very dangerous."
Between 2500 and 3000 homes and 200 to 300 businesses were inundated with water, Bundaberg Mayor Mal Forman said.
Queensland residents and officials were being particularly cautious, after floodwaters from heavy rain in late 2010 and early 2011 left much of the state under water in the worst flooding Australia had seen in decades.
The 2010-2011 floods killed 35 people, damaged or destroyed 30,000 homes and businesses and left Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, under water for days.
The current flood crisis was not as severe, though some areas in northern New South Wales were hit by more than half a metre of rain, State Emergency Services Deputy Commissioner Steve Pearce said. Four people have died, including a 3-year-old boy who was hit by a falling tree in Brisbane.
"We're expecting flash flooding, we're expecting trees to be brought down, wires to be brought down by these winds," Pearce said. "We're expecting a very challenging 24 hours in front of us."
In the New South Wales city of Grafton, 600 kilometres north of Sydney, the river peaked just below the top of the levee wall, prompting relief among officials who had ordered an evacuation affecting 2500 residents.
"It does appear as though the worst of it is over," New South Wales Premier Barry O'Farrell said.
The flooding was caused by the remnants of tropical cyclone Oswald, which sparked tornados and created sea foam that came ashore on the Queensland coast. The foam covered roads in places, causing traffic to be diverted. Elsewhere, beach-goers waded into the bubbles to pose for photographs.
Australia has been suffering through a summer of weather extremes, with blistering temperatures and dry conditions igniting hundreds of wildfires across the southern half of the country.
Parts of Brisbane could run out of drinking water overnight if the city's residents don't use drought-style water saving measures.
Mount Crosby water treatment plant has been forced to shut down because of turbid water caused by the flood.
It will be a few days before it is operating again and before then Brisbane homes will only have access to half the clean drinking water they would usually consume.
Premier Newman urged people to only use water for cooking, drinking and washing.
He said people should not use water for washing cars and boats or re-topping swimming pools.
Newman said if the public did not conserve water, the "worst case scenario" would see parts of Brisbane - mostly in the south - run out.
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk urged people to introduce a four-minute limit on showers in the same way they did during the 2001-2009 drought.
Brisbane households usually collectively use about 450 mega litres of water per day but there is currently only enough to supply between 220 and 240 mega litres per day.
Four people have been killed by the storms in Queensland, with a 3-year-old boy becoming the latest victim overnight.
The toddler was with his family watching floodwaters rise in northern Brisbane when a large gum tree fell on them.
He died later in hospital. His pregnant 34-year-old mother remains in a critical condition with several broken bones and severe head injuries after becoming trapped beneath the tree.
The body of a motorcyclist was pulled from from Oxley Creek, south of Brisbane yesterday. He had been swept off a flooded bridge before horrified onlookers on Sunday night.
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It is understood the man's step-father was rescued shortly after the car was swamped, but his mother was forced to cling to tree for more than four hours before she could be saved.
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BIMCO has published its Reflections 2014, a short and accessible analysis including its clear views on the critical issues faced by the shipping industry today and in the coming years.
Not least, the steady improvement of the global economy is bettering the outlook for shipping, as demand goes up and fleet expansion growth cools off, the market fundamentals are expected to improve across the board. Windows of sustainable earnings are likely to occur more often going forward.
But the regulatory burdens, notably those seeking to address environmental pressures, remain major challenges to the industry's cost base at a time when resources are limited. This includes massive challenges on sulphur limits, ship efficiency, ballast water treatment and NOx regulation. Reflections 2014 also takes a closer look at maritime security, noting that the greatest emphasis is upon the scourge of piracy, but also stresses that there remain many other strands to maritime security e.g. the combating of narcotics and terrorism. The piracy situation is dynamic, and despite attacks in the Gulf of Aden and Somali basin dwindling the situation could reverse and the shipping industry must not drop its guard.
BIMCO's traditional lead in the world of standard contracts and clauses remains strong along with its ability to respond fast and effectively to documentary demands. The Documentary Committee has been very busy throughout 2013 and has a very full agenda looking forward. In his accompanying message to Reflections 2014, BIMCO President John Denholm says: "a worrying amount of ordering is taking place, adding tonnage to an already excessive world fleet. This will delay a return to a balance between supply and demand and hence the long awaited market recovery. To add insult to injury, the ever increasing regulatory requirements impose significant costs on our industry at a time when it can ill afford them."
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More notions of forcing add a Souslin tree
A celebrated theorem of Shelah states that adding a Cohen real introduces a Souslin tree. Are there any other examples of notions of forcing that add a $\kappa$-Souslin tree? and why is this of interest? My motivation comes from a … Continue reading
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The reflection principle $R_2$
A few years ago, in this paper, I introduced the following reflection principle: Definition. $R_2(\theta,\kappa)$ asserts that for every function $f:E^\theta_{<\kappa}\rightarrow\kappa$, there exists some $j<\kappa$ for which the following set is nonstationary: $$A_j:=\{\delta\in E^\theta_\kappa\mid f^{-1}[j]\cap\delta\text{ is nonstationary}\}.$$ I wrote there … Continue reading
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Prolific Souslin trees
In a paper from 1971, Erdos and Hajnal asked whether (assuming CH) every coloring witnessing $\aleph_1\nrightarrow[\aleph_1]^2_3$ has a rainbow triangle. The negative solution was given in a 1975 paper by Shelah, and the proof and relevant definitions may be found … Continue reading
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Genearlizations of Martin's Axiom and the well-met condition
Recall that Martin's Axiom asserts that for every partial order $\mathbb P$ satisfying c.c.c., and for any family $\mathcal D$ of $<2^{\aleph_0}$ many dense subsets of $\mathbb P$, there exists a directed subset $G$ of $\mathbb P$ such that $G\cap … Continue reading
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Many diamonds from just one
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Partitioning the club guessing
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Walk on countable ordinals: the characteristics
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If you receive ESPN the Magazine, you've already seen this week's annual college hoops preview issue [Insider]. Sandwiched in among an excellent Duke feature and some fun stuff on the loudest college hoops arenas in the country is the Mag's always-interesting college hoops survey. The survey got 170 college basketball players to give answers on everything from their views on the nation's best player (Kyle Singler) to whether or not they fill out an NCAA tournament bracket in March (41 percent do; 59 percent don't).
The most interesting question came late in the survey, when the Mag folks asked players whether, when faced with a 40-point blowout, they would consider shaving points for money. The answer is slightly disconcerting:
If you had a noncon game you knew you'd win by 40, how much would it take for you to shave points and win by 35?
The NCAA's gambling task force will be glad that 75.3 percent of players say they'd never shave points. "Too risky," says a potential All-America. "Your name is attached to that forever." The scary news for the NCAA? One in four players has a specific price (average: $491K), with 4.8 percent admitting they'd lop off a few points for $10,000 or less. "I shouldn't even be answering this," says one standout. "But if I knew we'd win by that much, I'd do it for $5,000."
The results aren't terrible. After all, 75.3 percent of players presented with that rather morally harmless scenario -- lopping a few points off a non-conference laugher -- still said they wouldn't ever shave points. That's a reasonably high number, all things considered.
It's that other 25 percent that ought to worry you. Why? Because it only takes one rogue player to give the entire sport a bad name, and if the Mag's findings are reflective of the general attitude in college hoops, there is more than one player who'd be willing to shave points. In fact, there's one in every four. (And that doesn't account for a variety of poll-related pitfalls, such as the possibility that many players might have been saying what they thought made them sound good, rather than what they really believed. If anything, this number could be higher.)
There's even a small cadre of players that would be willing to take less than $10,000 to shave points, which, guys, I know that's a lot of money, but it's not nearly enough to jeopardize your amateur basketball career over. Please, if you're going to shave points, negotiate a fair earning. (KIDDING. Don't shave points. I shouldn't have to make that disclaimer, but you know, just in case.)
What does this data say about college hoops? One argument worth making is about amateurism, and the ways that the vast pools of money sloshing around in college hoops -- whether it's on the AAU circuit or in Las Vegas sports books -- serve as temptation for players that are otherwise not compensated (besides scholarship and room and board, obviously) for their talents. That's one argument, I suppose.
Another belongs to College Hoops Journal's Matt Norlander, who thinks it means the next big point-shaving scandal is out there somewhere:
There are too many teams, too many lines and enough money to be made now. It only makes, well, sense that it would be happening. I don't think games are being thrown; it's just a matter of dealing with double-digit point spreads, really. If the question can be asked, and it's going to be answered with 25 percent anonymously admitting, "Yes, I'd fudge the numbers," then the numbers are being fudged somewhere.
[...] ESPN's fleeting question brought about an eye-opening response. And if gambling sharks weren't on the scent before, they are now. It's not hard to track down 24.7 percent of a willing workforce. I don't know how or when the next huge point-shaving scandal will get exposed, but I do believe it's out there, and this number scares me to a state of mind I wasn't at before.
I'm not sure I agree with the idea that the Mag's question is going to encourage shady gambling types to approach college basketball players in greater numbers than before; I doubt potential corruptors were sitting out there, waiting to hear whether a certain percentage of college basketball players were open to maybe shaving some points.
But the general sentiment is warranted. The idea is almost foreign: Not only is a percentage of college hoopsters willing to shave points, a tiny fraction of that percentage could theoretically already be doing so. It might be zero. It might be a handful. Whatever the number is -- or isn't, let's hope -- it's certifiably frightening.


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