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keep arteta and pienaar and 3rd place is oursby Jamie Jul 12, 2010 18:09ron2001 ron2001 Jul 13, 2010 13:22 Flag
what teams around us have no money? manc? villa? spurs? not to mention arsenal, chelski, manu!
if money decides the league!!!!
- ron2001 ron2001 Jun 13, 2009 08:21 Flag
Everton are battling with Manchester United and Aston Villa for the signature of Sheffield United's highly rated full-back Kyle Naughton.
(Full story: Daily Mail)
Toffees boss David Moyes is also keen on Leeds United midfielder Fabian Delph and is also considering a season-long loan deal for Manchester City's Brazilian striker Jo.
(Full story: Daily Mail)
Fulham are battling with Everton for the signature of Reading winger Stephen Hunt. (The Times)
- ron2001 ron2001 Jun 9, 2009 12:30 Flag
""Everton boss David Moyes faces a fight with Espanyol for Rennes midfielder Stephane M'Bia and the Toffees also want Cardiff midfielder Joe Ledley. (Daily Mirror)""
what do you think? are they any good?
- ron2001 by ron2001 Jun 9, 2009 12:29 Flag
Manchester City will make a £15m bid for Everton defender Joleon Lescott when he returns from England international duty. :Manchester Evening News
i'd like to get more for him. if we could get 20mill maybe we'd be tempted.
city have obviously got more money than sense and if we sell a quality player we should make sure its worth our while.
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...VDM...........GONE...by A Yahoo! User May 26, 2009 04:34ron2001 ron2001 Jun 9, 2009 12:25 Flag
moyse is pretty unforgiving. vdm did have serious personal problems but i think he did try to get back on track.
sadly we never really saw what he was capable of. best of luck to him anyway.
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...I Hate(d) Moyes...by A Yahoo! User May 25, 2009 15:30ron2001 ron2001 Jun 9, 2009 12:14 Flag
the top four managers in the premier league are fergie, wenger, moyes and o'niell.
moyes has transformed efc from a joke, battling relegation every season to a side battling for europe every season.
and he's done it, not with cash, but with talent, intelligence and a shrewd grasp of every facet of the game.
he has taken players from lower leagues and transformed them into quality premier league material.
only the very best managers can do that.
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Moyesby richiesleftfoot May 26, 2009 00:36ron2001 ron2001 Jun 9, 2009 12:09 Flag
""is this the same manager that most bluenoses wanted sacked earlier in the saeson""
only the thicko's.


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The feature to add a border to an image was simple. Type the number 2 in the box and I would get a 2 pixel border. This is gone in 3.9
How can this be done without having to code it in?
Please add it back.
The feature to add a border to an image was simple. Type the number 2 in the box and I would get a 2 pixel border. This is gone in 3.9
How can this be done without having to code it in?
Please add it back.
Agreed. That and the width and height boxes. Right now it's only available for those uploaded to the media gallery but is absent if you host an image outside of that (i.e. on Imgur).
who thought it was a good idea to zotz this control?
who thought we'd find it "more convenient" to putz around looking up the html for adding a border and then adding it manually in the "text" view??
kindly restore the padding controls in the image editor
Please bring back the features!
In the old version you click on an image, click advanced settings and voila, you can edit image properties - border, vertical space, horizontal space.
This new update takes us backwards with less control. Not happy.
Not perfect, but works, there's a plug-in that allows you to adjust an image's margin and border.
Hopefully a plug-in can be made to add the ability to change the width and height for images hosted outside of WP, but this one is a start and greatly appreciated.
Urgh.... I used the padding heavily. I have some posts with 15 pictures on them and they all use the padding.
This isn't going to work for me. While the new features are great, they do not outweigh this loss of functionality.
I hope this comes back, or I will be rolling back to 3.8.3.
This is an absolute deal breaker for me.
Urgh.... I used the padding heavily. I have some posts with 15 pictures on them and they all use the padding.
Try this plug-in:
Might work for you. Still need the option to change-out an image link (that's already on the page, currently have to delete the image and re-insert) for those who use templates (like myself), but this solves one problem of padding and borders at least.
There will be a plugin that restores the options relatively soon.
Yet ANOTHER Plugin to REPLACE what WordPress Removed? Seriously? WordPress STOP FIXING THINGS THAT ARE NOT BROKEN.
Whats worse is NO Choice when WordPress decides to do an Update and FRYS everyone's website.
I have OTHER things to do in life then babysit my Website 24/7 in case WordPress gets a wild hair. 3 "Updates" in 2 Weeks? Really?
Am Really tired of this and can Bet I'm not the only one.
(I edited this post to Remove Massive Profanity that I feel towards WordPress taking all my time to Fix things THEY Broke FOR NO REASON)
DLR1029, please don't shout.
The 2 security updates were unfortunate. We would have waited on 3.8.3, but we had outright broken 3.8.2 and it was imperative for the many people who wait until a new major release is out for a couple weeks before upgrading.
Also speaking of those updates, auto-updates are for minor releases and that was introduced in 2013 with WordPress 3.7, and has been applied quite a few times since then. Again, the auto updates are only for minor release number updates. So 3.8.1 will update to 3.8.2 but it will not update to 3.9. The major version number release upgrades have to be initiated manually in the WordPress dashboard as always.
The auto updates can be tuned and that includes disabling update emails. In the majority of cases a minor point release should not break anything. It's really encouraged that users leave the auto updates in place.
If you really, truly, feel you need to disable them, you should read this codex document: https://codex.wordpress.org/Configuring_Automatic_Background_Updates
We really encourage people to read this post about updates, before disabling, to understand the rational behind them. They really are well tested, and if you find that you have to 'fix' your site after every minor update, it's probably time for an extensive audit of your plugins and themes, as these changes are usually 1-4 files only, and maybe 30 lines of code at any time. We really do keep 'em as lean and mean as possible.
As for the MAJOR update to 3.9? You or your host did that one, and things that were removed were features used by a minority of users. Changing things is a part of progress. TinyMCE 4 was needed in order to be able to adapt to how the web is growing and changing, and that did come at a trade off. The image editor was a struggle with UX/UI and space. But all these things were tested by volunteers before being released, and for the vast majority of users, work just fine.
"things that were removed were features used by a minority of users."
Thats why there are literally 1000s of complaints about it posted JUST today on web forums Everywhere. Those Poor "Minority of users"
And I REALLY don't believe ANY "volunteers" tested this. If they had you would have heard them complain. We know of NO ONE that hasn't used the Borders/Vertical/Horizontal settings Regularly.
And as a Design Firm Owner & Developer I find your incompetent attempt to blame Us "it's probably time for an extensive audit of your plugins and themes" almost insulting if I didn't know you are simply trying to cover your own inability to face the facts.
If you wanted WordPress to be a Private Project done YOUR way then YOU should keep it Private. Otherwise you need to find a way to provide what people want. It's been made AMPLY Clear to you what features people use and Like. Though you do seem to continue Ignoring us.
I SHOUT because Clearly you are Not LISTENING to people who actually use WORDPRESS.
We set clients up to manage their Own websites which is what WordPress USED to be Perfect for but now you expect all those MAJORITY of people to get plugins to keep replacing features? Or now the MAJORITY of which are Average users are expected to learn HTML just to put a Border on their Photo?
God save the MOM&POPs now that you're to good for them.
I run a blog that has 10,263 images in the library. Every one of those was posted with a border and padding.
I may be a minority, but I want padding and borders back.
Thats why there are literally 1000s of complaints about it posted JUST today on web forums Everywhere. Those Poor "Minority of users
By the way even if there were thousands of complaints on the forums, and by saying that you're taking those complaints as a good representation of issues people have with core, compare that with how many people use WordPress. You will see the minority clearly. However, I've yet to see one thousand complaints on the WordPress.org forums about this.
Otherwise you need to find a way to provide what people want. It's been made AMPLY Clear to you what features people use and Like. Though you do seem to continue Ignoring us.
The thing is WordPress can't incorporate every thing that people request, and it also has its idea that these options should be handled by plugins in the majority of cases. So the things it does incorporate are on a needs basis, how many people need it, the reason why and the urgency of it all.
I SHOUT because Clearly you are Not LISTENING to people who actually use WORDPRESS.
We encourage you not to shout because it really decreases the likelihood that anyone would help you.
To clarify, this thread was opened so that j2001rad (the original poster) could receive help on how to add borders to images without having to code it. Thank you themovieman and Ipstenu.
Moving this to the How To and Troubleshooting forum.
If you still need help could you create a new thread there: http://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting#postform
Or if you're not looking for support could you create a thread in the feedback forum? http://wordpress.org/support/forum/requests-and-feedback#postform - be constructive please
Also worth noting that we track unanswered threads here: http://wordpress.org/support/view/no-replies - So if someone's looking for support and you're responding make sure you're responding to help them out, because you will remove them from that "no-replies" list and once the thread runs off the first page of the forum it'll be difficult to find again.
And I REALLY don't believe ANY "volunteers" tested this. If they had you would have heard them complain.
I wouldn't doubt that it had been tested, but in future a way you could guarantee it has is by testing it yourself at the beta stage: http://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/beta-testing/
You don't see a groundswell of complaints regarding the changes to images because you keep closing topics. Great way to disregard the issue.
Andrew wrote - "The thing is WordPress can't incorporate every thing that people request."
That's a ridiculous thing to say, the features for editing images were already there and have been for years.
Do you have any idea how disruptive it is for people who use WordPress daily to see features disappear on a whim?
Additionally, don't you think adding plugins for everything invites a ton of problems.
How can we trust all of these plugin authors with access to our site. Doesn't this make WordPress less secure??
We actively encourage people to create their own threads to discuss their own issue, but the forum etiquette is not really up for change here. We know how to create a sustainable environment where people can search for help, ask it for help, and receive help. By this we need to keep the focus of topics about helping the original poster.
There are of course other reasons threads are closed, but it has nothing to do with us trying to hide people complaining.
That's a ridiculous thing to say, the features for editing images were already there and have been for years.
It's not that ridiculous, it's actually reasonable to think that not everyone's request can be incorporated into core, along with the statement I made about WordPress' plugin philosophy.
Do you have any idea how disruptive it is for people who use WordPress daily to see features disappear on a whim?
Yep, I can empathise, I'm not actually saying Nay or Yay to any request here. I'm just explaining the situation. I have no input (although I could have) on core ideas, I am just a forum moderator and deep down a normal forum member. I am not saying people are wrong for requesting that this should still be in core.
I use padding and borders to all my images as well and would love to be able to do that again without a plug in. However, now you are cornering us into searching and using plugins that may or may not exist yet. I would just like to be able to add a padding and border to my images with the same amount of ease as I did before the upgrade. Thanks
I posted my very polite thoughts about this in another thread right here and also on another blog of a theme company about the same issue. Both were deleted.
And this thread where LOTS of others were complaining about the same was closed and all pages after the first one were deleted:
I don't think this is really the forum etiquette you are advocating here.
Indeed, lots of people are already complaining about this but their voices are systematically muted; the remaining have just not yet discovered what they will be missing.
And I find this debate about "majority" of wp users rather misplaced here, in current topic: does this same majority really need to build audio/video playlists, or use Press This, or even Email to Post features that are found in settings?
It would have been much more productive to just explain why those settings have been removed, in a rational way.
You really should create your own thread to discuss it rather than posting on someone else's thread, especially when that someone was asking for help. You are more than welcome to help out on threads, but if we find threads are being derailed or taken over by "me too" posts, despite recommendations for people to create their own threads, then moderators unfortunately have to take action themselves.
As you can see this thread that j2001rad posted to receive help is now being taken over by other people's issues, some of which aren't looking for support, and this thread will likely be closed for the same reasons.
Again, if you want to discuss your own issue (regardless of whether you think its the same as someone else's) please create your own thread: https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting#postform
We are sorry you feel like this is a huge hush-up operation, but the way we operate in WordPress.org forums is not specific to your issue, or anybody's issue. You'll see the same tactics being applied throughout these forums.
Of course, you are right, this is how things should work - usually.
But I find that, in that particular case, the initial poster didn't really ask for help! He is, the same way all other subsequent posters do, just complaining. So, I don't well understand the purpose to create a new thread just to complain about the same...
Do you really want us all to initiate new threads that just say "why did you remove the option to add borders and padding to images?"
But OK, no problem, I understand both sides are upset with this topic and I'll wait this thing settles a bit and see what happens.
Done. New thread posted. Now can you please get to the issue?
Do you really want us all to initiate new threads that just say "why did you remove the option to add borders and padding to images?"
Yes I really want you to do that because at the moment 17 posts (including all of mine) of this thread have been unhelpful to j2001rad.
Do it in the feedback forum if you're not looking for support.
OK will do, no problem.
But I would love to hear what j2001rad thinks about that.
I guess I'll chime back in since I started this. Glad I did, maybe it's an eye opener that there is more than a minority affected here. There are still countless others that have yet to upgrade and will soon be disappointed.
After digging more, I found out that 3.9 broke one of my favorite plugins which is MCE Table Buttons. It made using tables and editing images very simple.
Three of the many key editing options that disappeared are:
- adding a border to an image (FIXED with Advanced Image Styles plugin)
- aligning cell content to TOP or BOTTOM has gone away. Adding padding is not the solution (I cannot figure this one out at all)
- adding background color to a cell has also gone away. I want to alternate cells and rows by color.
I posted in the MCE Table Buttons forum. No response.
It's pointless to me to have to code all this in now. That will add an excessive amount of time to some sites which was previously accomplished in a couple clicks.
This is all being done to reduce the core of WordPress? What is actually gained by this. To me, and obviously many others, it is a major setback.
Just upgraded WordPress...
I'm VERY UNHAPPY about the changes discussed in this thread. I agree with everybody here.
PLEASE FIX THIS so we can regain control over our images. I don't have time to go back and fix the images on 27+ websites on my server!
I posted in the MCE Table Buttons forum. No response.
j2001rad, You only posted 15 hours ago, and that was only 11 hours when you said that. These forums just can't deal with time limits, if you need urgent support it's more realistic to hire someone because threads are known to go unanswered for not just hours but months. *Why should I have to pay for something that WordPress broke* This is just what happens when asking for help in a free forum, not specific to your issue.
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Blast from the Past: Museum of Appalachia
Wanting to do something different to celebrate Memorial Day this year, the southern beau and I decided to visit Norris, Tennessee, only a fifteen minute drive from Knoxville on Interstate 75. Norris is a really quaint little place and home to the Museum of Appalachia.
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Preserving and displaying thousands of authentic relics, the Museum of Appalachia maintains one of our nation's largest folk art collections and each year, there are events for the public that include traditional Appalachian music performances and demonstrations by regional craftspeople. You can also see lots of different artifacts from a different time, including well-worn tools and many interesting pieces of used farm equipment.
During our visit, we didn't take the full tour, but the beau and I were able to see many of the sights and exhibits around the grounds. My favorite part was the peacocks that roam around freely and walk right up to visitors hoping for a scrap of bread or some other snack.
John Rice Irwin was an East Tennessee educator and businessman who established the Museum of Appalachia in the 1960s. The grounds are intended to mimic a working pioneer Appalachian farm…there are gardens growing typical crops and in addition to the peacocks, goats, chickens, turkeys and sheep are right at home.
I definitely want to visit the museum again (possibly in the fall when the weather is a bit less humid). There's something so special about history preserved. In a way I hope this blog serves as a sort of living history…telling the stories of people who have gone before and keeping their memories and legacies alive.
If you haven't been to the Museum of Appalachia, I suggest you try to go sometime. What started as just a single log structure has grown over the past 40 years to include buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, a rare Appalachian cantilever barn, and a cabin once inhabited by the parents of Mark Twain. You can even get married or host other special events at the facilities.
I hope you had a lovely Memorial Day and that your summer is off to a grand start!
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WHEN: 1 p.m. Tuesday; public comments and questions will be taken at 1:30 p.m.
WHERE: Room 100, Citrus County Courthouse, 110 N. Apopka Ave., Inverness.
AGENDA: Available on the county's website, http://www.bocc.citrus.fl.us, at the Lecanto Government Building or in the commissioners' suite on the second floor of the courthouse in Inverness.
WATCH: The meeting will be televised live on cable TV on Channel 622 on Bright House and Channel 9 on Comcast. The meeting also can be viewed live online.
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Because property values have declined for five years, in September the BOCC initiated a search for other ways to support its facilities and services. A representative of Nabors, Giblin & Nickerson presented different revenue options in November, and the BOCC asked for a plan to be developed for such options as Municipal Services Benefit Units (MSBUs) and Municipal Services Taxing Units (MSTUs).
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* Thorpe will ask the board to approve creating the position of executive director of tourism. This position would be paid from tourist taxes collected and have no impact on ad valorem taxes.
* Commissioner Scott Adams will introduce discussions about the Progress Energy/Duke Energy situation and the vehicle trust fund.
* Commissioner Rebecca Bays will recommend an appointment to the Citizens' Advisory Council of the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority.
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I liked your website because you offered so many different plans, many of them from well-known, established companies. Since we were willing to switch from our current dental provider, I was able to pick whichever plan had the best fees and was accepted by dentists in our area.
I chose the Solstice Plus Plan One dental plan because it provided discounts on check-ups, x-rays, and cleanings.
There were quite a few dental providers in our area to choose from. I chose the one who was friendliest to me over the phone even though I had to wait for an available appointment. It is the best dental practice I have ever done business with.
Switching providers is really easy too! My husband had gone to a different dental provider that was near his place of employment. When he switched employers, that provider's location was no longer convenient for him. All we had to do was find another provider that accepted the Starmark plan on the DentalPlans.com website and contact that provider for an appointment.
In retrospect, I have been very, very satisfied with the Solstice Plus Plan One, with our local dental provider, and ultimately with DentalPlans.com. I took a risk by choosing the plan with the lowest fees, but they have been wonderful to deal with and my family has not had any problems receiving the dental care we need, when we need it.
We have literally saved thousands of dollars by using DentalPlans.com. If we had chosen my husband's retired military dental insurance plan, we would have paid $2,400 in premiums over the last two years. With DentalPlans.com, over the same two-year period, we have paid roughly $400 for the combined cost of our annual membership dues and fees for services rendered.
Marlene S. - Toms River , NJ - 10/01/2008
My husband and I have always had health insurance, but dental was never included. When I found DentalPlans.com a few years ago, I was thrilled. We joined right away and got the Patriot Plan since my dentist was listed as a plan provider. There are several different plans and so many dentists to choose from. If I ever have to switch dentists, I will have no problem finding a new one in my area with my current plan.
We have saved a lot of money since we joined. My husband and I both had to have a few root canals and crowns. Crowns are very expensive, but I pay about half price using my discount dental plan. I've saved hundreds of dollars on each crown and we also save quite a bit on x-rays, cleanings and fillings.
Thank you so much, DentalPlans.com. I would recommend you to anyone who doesn't have dental benefits on their health plan.
Aimee T. - Hollywood , FL - 10/01/2008
I'm a 32-year-old mother of three, from Hollywood, FL, and it seems like moms are always the last to "being taken care of." I heard about DentalPlans.com from my dentist when I had to have a tooth pulled. After my Dentist viewed all of my x-rays, he referred me to DentalPlans.com. I enrolled in the Careington Care Plan. Instead of paying $263, with the Careington Care Plan, I only paid less than $50 for the extraction. With the savings from this plan, I will definitely be visiting the dentist more often. Thank you Dental Plans.com for healthier teeth, a brighter smile, and savings that everyone can enjoy!
Zona N. - Garnerville , NV - 10/01/2008
My wife and I lost all dental coverage when I turned 65. We were left paying full price at the dentist until my wife went online and found DentalPlans.com. Luckily there was a dental office near us that accepted the Avia plan. Between the both of us, we have saved over $2,000 compared to the local dental office we had been using. Our new dentist has a nice, friendly office and he does wonderful work.
Linda W. - Hamburg , PA - 10/01/2008
Last year, I took two of my sons for a dental check-up and cleaning. The first one came out and the assistant told me he had great teeth and that the charge was $307. I said, "Wow, it's a good thing he has GOOD teeth!" I then told her I would have to bring the other son in after I saved more money, since I have 6 kids. I immediately came home and searched on the Internet for a way to save money on my family's dental care. I found the Aetna plan and paid $159.95 for the family plan. The next week, I brought my other son in and he had the same check-up and cleaning. However, this time the bill was $116 - WOW what a savings! I saved enough money on one child's checkup and cleaning to pay for the whole family plan. Now that's savings!
Thanks DentalPlans.com!
Theresa V. - West Hazleton , PA - 10/01/2008
I am a 26 year old graduate student and clerk.
I was diagnosed with Lyme disease and Rheumatoid Arthritis in September, 2007. Over the past year, the medications used to treat my illness decayed my teeth. I do not have dental insurance since I am a student and I only work part-time.
My molar broke unexpectedly in September, 2008. I ran to an emergency dentist and found out I needed three root canals! I didn't know where to turn to since I did not have insurance. I found your site online and ordered Aetna Dental Access. Since then, I have had the three root canals I needed and I'm in the process of getting my crowns fixed. Your plan has saved me around $2,000 so far! I just wanted to thank you for helping people like me get dental work done. You have saved my teeth - literally!
Joan S. - Virginia Beach , VA - 10/01/2008
My husband and I are retired and decided to purchase the Aetna Dental Access Plan in December, 2007. We have been extremely pleased with the price reductions on the porcelain crowns, periodontal maintenance and surgical extractions that we both needed. The money we have saved on these procedures has more than justified the cost of our discount dental plan. With the high cost of dental insurance and deductibles, I would recommend the Aetna Dental Access Plan to anyone - no deductibles and an unbelievably low yearly membership fee!
Ron R. - Plain City , UT - 10/01/2008
I recently renewed the Aetna Dental Access plan that I purchased through DentalPlans.com for my daughter. She is a 27-year old office manager whose employer doesn't offer dental insurance or discount plans. This plan has truly been a blessing to us because it helped her get her dental health back, and it gave me peace of mind that I'm doing my best as a loving father. When she was growing up, Jackie had always taken care of her teeth, brushing regularly and getting checkups every six months, but when she turned 23 my employer sponsored health insurance no longer covered her on the policy.
After moving out of our home, Jackie neglected her dental care due to lack of funds and no insurance. She told me that she was in a lot of pain and I started researching dental plans. Her dentist had told her that she needed over $3,500 worth of treatments, including root canals and crowns. The comparison charts on your website were easy to use and the Aetna Dental Access Plan even had her current dentist on the list. The plan has saved her a lot of money, and I am sure it has paid for itself ten fold. I would highly recommend DentalPlans.com to concerned parents everywhere and to anyone who would like to save money on dental procedures.
Ruth J. - Hot Springs , AR - 10/01/2008
Since my employer doesn't offer dental or vision insurance coverage, I started shopping online for the best deals. I visited various insurance sites, only to find out that they wouldn't cover the root canal I needed. In one instance, there was a 12-month waiting period for a root canal! The premiums were ridiculous, and often the contracts were hard to understand.
My dentist outlined a treatment plan that exceeded $5,000; none of the insurance plans I found would cover that much in a year and I would have to put most of my treatment off until 2009. If I met my deductible and paid the premiums and tried to wait until next year, then the insurance plan would pay their part. Even then, I had a hard time finding an insurance that would cover the veneer I needed for a broken tooth. They called it a "cosmetic" treatment, and it wasn't covered under most plans. I needed help reducing costs, and I needed it fast. I searched for discount dental plans instead and ran across a listing for DentalPlans.com, a site that sells many different plans. The site also lays them out for you to compare and shop logically.
I purchased a 12-month discount dental plan from Aetna called Vital Savings. It combines discounts for dental treatment and vision service. I didn't know there was such a thing.
I also got a free three months added on as a special. So far, I have spent $2,200 out of my own pocket and saved $1,800. I get the treatment I need when I need it, without waiting periods, deductibles, or confusing contracts. I can use the discount as often as I want, with no limit. This discount plan has made my seemingly impossible $5,000 treatment plan quite doable, without having to gamble on insurance or put it on a credit card. I plan to get the final treatment, the veneer, as a Christmas present to myself. After the first of the year, I will get an eye exam and a new pair of glasses with my discount. I couldn't be happier with my decision and I highly recommend this website.
Maria G. - Somersworth , NH - 10/01/2008
I haven't had dental insurance for several years and I have put off getting even minor procedures done because of the high cost of dental care. Even preventative care, like cleanings, were just too expensive to have done on a regular basis.
Two years ago, I broke a tooth eating popcorn. I used all sorts of over-the-counter remedies to relieve the pain and even tried to use a dental cement kit to fix it myself. It only got worse and as a result, I ended up with not only a broken tooth, but TMJ (from changing how I ate so as not to aggravate the broken tooth) and needing a root canal.
The pain in my jaw was excruciating and sent me to the emergency room, where I was told to see my dentist immediately. I promised I would, but explained to one of the nurses that I had no dental insurance. She suggested I go online, she had heard of dental discount plans that were inexpensive and would probably be just what I needed.
I immediately looked up discount dental plans online and found DentalPlans.com as well as several others. I read everything I could find and kept going back to DentalPlans.com. The rates and programs were affordable and better yet, my dentist was a participating dentist in the Aetna plans. I didn't want to get my hopes up, so I waited until the morning and called my dentist's office. Much to my surprise, they accepted it.
I had been putting off getting this tooth fixed for two years because, without insurance, a root canal and crown would have cost me about $3,000. I was trying to wait until next year after getting my tax refund back so I could afford it.
Instead of the $3,000 I was expecting to pay, with the plan I chose, my cost was a little more than $1,600. I called my dentist's office and scheduled an appointment. The offending tooth is now halfway fixed, and the rest of my dental problems will be fixed very soon. I can't imagine having to wait another four months to even begin having this work done!
Thank you DentalPlans.com! Without you, I would still be waiting.
Phyllis B. - Pearland , TX - 10/01/2008
My sister claims she has the best dentist in the world. After listening to my sister go on and on about her dentist, I had my wife research him and find out all she could. She found out that he's very highly recommended and getting appointments with him are difficult because he has such a huge practice. She also found out that he honors the Aetna Dental Discount Plan. So my wife secretly took out the Aetna plan and booked an appointment for me to get my teeth cleaned.
I've now had two appointments with him and I am thrilled. I'm so glad I have the Aetna Dental Discount Plan because that and a caring dentist is the best team when it comes to my health!
Robin - Warwick , RI - 11/01/2008
This is a great plan for my family. We save a lot of money every year - average around $800.00. We pay $169.00 per year for the plan and it pays off.
I also sell the plans as an affiliate for this company.
Sharon W. - San Antonio , TX - 05/01/2008
My best friend happened to call the night before my dental appointment while I was in the middle of my major health plan brochure trying to find out how much it was going to cost me to have a crown replaced. I was already in a lot of pain.
As I was relating my dismay to my friend, she asked me if I ever heard about DentalPlans.com which she signed up for a year ago. She said she saved a lot on every visit to the dentist, and said the dentist she recommended to me accepted the plan she was on.
I immediately went online and signed up just in time to get approved for the discount dental plan under Vital Saving by Aetna. The very first visit I saved over $300, which more than paid for the cost of the annual plan.
I am thrilled with the dentist she recommended (just 3 miles from my house). He's the best dentist I've ever been to and has the most courteous staff. His office environment is quiet, peaceful, and he has a feather touch, so I almost feel nothing when he is treating me. I highly recommend DentalPlans.com to friends and even strangers while waiting in checkout lines. I couldn't be happier and my smile looks better than ever for more reasons than one.
Alice J. - San Antonio , TX - 05/01/2008
It was my first visit to a dentist in 20 years. My daughters had looked online for me after I'd shown them the two gaping holes on the backside of two of my front teeth. We chose a plan and signed up immediately. After joining, we chose our dentist and made an appointment.
The first visit to the dentist was as rewarding as each of the following ones. I had crown work, fillings, a cleaning and fluoride treatment. My dentist kept me informed as to the work he was doing and walked me through each session. His superb dental skills and knowledge are truly enhanced by his communication skills. That communication skill is also evident in his office staff and in his assistants. Overall, the office is professional and truly caring.
There is also the itemized listing for the approximate cost of each procedure. This allowed me to see in advance the overall view of work needed and an estimate of the costs. The comparison between the discounted price and the out-of-pocket price without the plan made me glad that I had signed up for a discount dental plan. My dentist spaced out the appointments so payments were also extended. I paid as I went!
Would I recommend my dentist and my plan to my friends and relatives? I ALREADY HAVE!
Connie K. - Warsaw , IN - 05/01/2008
My husband is 14 years older than me, so when he retired, my sons and I had to scramble to find health insurance and dental coverage which we had to give up from my husband's employer.
I found Dental Plans.com on the computer and called the toll-free customer service # for help as well. After much research online and over the telephone, I signed up with a family plan. The provider was in Ft. Wayne, IN. We made several trips to this office for routine check ups, cleaning, and x-rays.
My youngest son had his wisdom teeth removed in this office. There were no stitches, so we were finished in one trip. We were very satisfied with our discount dental plan and with this dental office; however, the distance from our home was over an hour drive.
When we renewed our plan, I learned of a provider who was closer to our home. We made the change simply because of the distance, not because we weren't pleased with the first provider. Our dentist's office is a 1/2 hour drive from our home. It's a smaller practice with only one dentist and one hygienist, but we like the practice just as much.
My husband and I just had appointments this month for routine care. My younger son had a filling done in this practice which was caught early enough that no Novocain was necessary.
I would recommend both of these dentists and their practices to anyone who is considering DentalPlans.com. Our experience has been a good one. We have also found a good way to save some money on the cost of dental procedures for our family of four.
Patricia B. - Pittsburgh , PA - 05/01/2008
I would like to tell you about the best dentist and staff I have ever experienced. I signed up for a discount dental plan with DentalPlans.com after leaving my job of 15 years. I was very pleased to be able to find a dentist that was available through the plan.
He is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which happens to be my neighborhood as well! How convenient to be able to just walk a few blocks and get home quickly after the visit.
I explained to the office's excellent assistant that I had had several bad experiences with dentists before. Like many people, I had a "thing" about getting treatment. She quickly assured me that the doctor was very empathetic to nervous patients, and that they would do everything they could to make the experience a comfortable one.
The first step was to meet with the dental hygienist for a cleaning and x-rays. She turned out to be one of the sweetest and most patient people I have ever met! What is usually not a very nice experience was made almost enjoyable due to her beautiful smile and excellent sense of humor.
It was then time to meet the doctor for the check up and the "bad news". I was escorted to the exam room and made cozy for the check up. The dentist came in and very soon made me feel at ease and in good hands. He is very gentle and soft spoken; just what you want when going through what can be a traumatic time.
We discussed the problems with my teeth and set up a treatment plan. I have since had several visits with the doctor and staff. Despite the condition of my teeth due to my own neglect, I have not had one bad experience.
I am so happy to have found this dentist and his staff through DentalPlans.com. The office is convenient. I never had a problem getting an appointment in a timely fashion, and most important of all, the doctor and staff are wonderful. I would highly recommend them to anyone, especially to patients like myself who have a bit of a phobia when it comes to dentists.
Thank you for letting me share my experience with their office and my satisfaction with my discount dental plan from DentalPlans.com.
Daniel P. - Mesa , AZ - 05/01/2008
I joined the Avia Dental Plan after my wife retired and we were without dental coverage. I could not believe the price for the plan and the savings I received. It was so easy to join and find a dentist close to our home. I have had several appointments and the care I have received is great. The cost of the treatments is just as quoted in my plan.
This is by far better than the plan I was on before. The cost is dramatically less. I would recommend this plan to anyone. You can't afford not to have dental care at these prices.
Sue B. - Colorado Springs , CO - 05/01/2008
I have a 12-year-old daughter that was going to need braces. I was regretting getting a quote because of the horror stories I had heard about the costs nowadays for braces. Sure enough, the first two quotes I got were double the price I was expecting.
I called the DentalPlans.com customer service phone number, 888-632-5353, to see if they knew anyone in my area that honored discount dental plans for braces. There were two orthodontists in my city that gave discounts for braces. I called right away and was very happy to learn I was going to save over $2000.00 on my child's braces. It is definitely worth the yearly fees to be a member of DentalPlans.com.
Christine G. - Land O Lakes , FL - 05/01/2008
We are very happy with the Aetna Dental Access plan. My husband had an abscessed tooth and I took him to the dentist. They x-rayed his tooth and told him he would have to go see an oral surgeon for emergency surgery. When we arrived at the oral surgeon, we had to wait for a little while, but when they called him in they took another x-ray outside of his mouth since he was in a lot of pain.
His face was very swollen, and the dentist told us with as much swelling as he had, he was not certain if the Novocain would work or not. He also told him he would have to cut along the gum line to get oxygen to the area as with all the swelling since it was not getting any oxygen.
We were very concerned because he was in so much pain. The dentist gave him the Novocain shot. The dentist left the room for a few minutes and came back in to check to see if the Novocain was taking effect. Thankfully it seemed to be working.
The dentist then told my husband he was going to try to pull the tooth; the tooth was completely broken off, so there was not much of the tooth showing. There was nothing for the dentist to grab on to. My husband said he thought it would be a very painful recovery since he was so bad before the surgery. He was expecting the worst.
Once the dentist started to work on his tooth, he said he was grabbing on to the arm of the chair. He said he felt a little pressure and the dentist stepped back. My husband told me he was getting ready for the next round. The dentist told him it was out.
My husband told me the dentist was very good and was the best dentist he had been to. He will go back when and if he needs more work on his teeth. As far as the cost goes, it was very reasonable and way less than I expected it to be. We are extremely satisfied with the dentists and oral surgeons that are on the plan.
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The owners are deceitful, compulsive liars: one told me the reason they did not show up for my appointment is because they were waiting for me at their other location (but I went to both and no one was there); the other told me it was his partner's fault and I never should have been booked at this time, one told me one price; the other told me $20 more for the same service. They were shifty, untrustworthy, disorganized and shady.
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I witnessed two other customers dealing with the same terrible service as I received. One woman totally lost it.
I just found this rip-off report site and saw reviews from 2009. I wish I had checked this first. Do not buy one of these deals no matter how much you need your car cleaned. Go somewhere else!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE - THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BEAUMONT SCHOOL SITE - This is private web site not owned or run by Beaumont School in St Albans. Please accept my apologies if you have arrived at this site in error. To be directed to the official Beaumont School site please click on the following link www.BeaumontSchool.com
This site is dedicated to helping Ex-Beaumontians keep in touch. If you have any comments or complaints about this site, please direct them to the site owner shown below and NOT to Beaumont School. Thank you.
About this site - Hello, thank you for visiting my Beaumont School site. First a disclaimer, this site is not connected to the official Beaumont School web site.I attended Beaumont School in St Albans, between 1964 and 1969. I went to a reunion back in the late 1990's it was a very nice event, however, no one attended from the years I was there. So back in March 2000 on a wet Sunday afternoon I was a bit bored so I decided to look at some old some old school photos (see photos) and started wondering where all my friends I made at Beaumont had gone. (This was before the days of Friends Reunited & Facebook which started in 2005 ). I decided to show some photos on this site in the hope some of the old Beaumontians might stumble across it. I was quite amazed that quite a few people did. After a few months I had received over 60 emails and also made contact with almost all my old school friends that I had not seen for over 30 years ! There are still a few of my old class mates that I would like to hear from. Were you in my class? (See list Class 2b - 1966)
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