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What has gone wrong DMM? I know you are ill but wouldn't it ease your situation, perhaps, if you shared what is wrong with those who are desperate to help? Were you able to ask your Doctors if phneumonia could be ruled out? Who is looking after your cats?ReplyDelete
What do you mean, that when you thought everything was going right, it's going all wrong? Did the doctors give you some bad news? Please tell us what is happening.ReplyDelete
Is there anything at all we can do for you... those of us who don't live on the island?
I too have wondered how you are managing your costs and who is looking after your place and your cats.
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[2014 MLS SUPERDRAFT] It was a bittersweet day for UConn coach Ray Reid when he saw his Husky Andre Blake become the first goalkeeper to be picked No. 1 in an MLS draft.
"For him, it's the right time [to go pro]," said Reid, for whom the 23-year-old Jamaican played three seasons before opting to
go pro after his junior year. "He's done a great job. I was looking forward to winning a championship with him, but he's done everything else we wanted him to do."
The Huskies reached the NCAA quarterfinals in each of Blake's three seasons. More than half of his 68 games were shutouts and last season -- over the span of four games -- UConn played in three
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Blake is already in line to succeed Donovan Ricketts in the
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for one, believes Blake will excel at the next level.
"We knew when he arrived as a freshman he was special," said Reid. "He's fantastic. A great kid. Obviously a
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Blake played keeper and forward until at age 17 he decided to focus solely on goalkeeping. Playing in the field helped him become such a good distributor of the ball.
better with his feet than some of our field players," said Reid.
Blake started falling in love with goalkeeping as a young boy when his father would take Andre and his five brothers
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Bill Mollison, co-founder of the Permaculture movement, might have said "You don't have a mosquito problem. You have a bat deficit."
Before considering combating them head on, find out if they are breeding anywhere nearby, like in open rain barrels or pots or just junk. We have a garbage-can habitrail for a family of goldfish, and they eat any larva. They overwinter here, too (we live in the Pacific Northwest.) None of this will actually help you with the ones you have now, or prevent attracting them from further away. So, short of keeping yourself covered in smoke from a fire, I have no practical suggestions. Hopefully others can add to this.
"She is a mermaid, but approach her with caution. Her mind swims at a depth most would drown in."
A few ideas, I guess - Could you mow the abandoned lot next to you? That might help a bit. I also agree with the PP on trying to find any spots where water is collecting and they might be breeding. If you find those, you may be able to knock them back a bit.
And if there are bats in your area, a bat house is also a great idea for a long-term solution. We have an insane amount of mosquitoes here, but stay at a state park every year that has 30 or so bat houses. There are almost no mosquitoes - it is wonderful! Attracting certain birds to your yard could also help - our community garden is in the process of putting in a bluebird trail for this very reason.
For a short term fix, though, covering up and using some bug spray is probably your best bet. I've used some natural sprays that have worked quite well for a short time. In my experience, you generally have to reapply them every 15-20 minutes, though. Lately, I've just been dressing us all in long pants, long shirts, and hats (thin, light material so it doesn't get too hot) and spraying the clothes with a spray with picaridin or DEET. Based on recommendations of a neurologist I know, we don't use anything above a concentration of 11% (which really means that we're using the 7% DEET, since that's what I can find in the store). I also do have those silly-looking mosquito netting hats. They do work.
Good luck - hope you find something that works!
Bat houses -- that's a good idea. I don't know if we have bats around here but I'll look into it!!
Are there any plants that repel mosquitoes? Or is it more about attracting their predators?
Swallows really help too. Check what species breed in your area and put up some houses/ledges for them.
Dragonflies are also great predators, but you'd need to establish a pond for them.
And definitelly get bats involved! It may take a year or so for bats to start using the houses, but its well worth it.
We live right beside a lake with a lot of marsh. Despite the prime breeding habitat, there are very few mosquitoes that survive the swallows, dragonflies & bats.
I may be in the minority, but if the property is abandoned and causing problems, I wouldn't hesitate to get out there and check it out myself, or at least call the property owner myself. Records like that are available online. But if nothing happened and I wasn't able to enjoy my yard I would definitely start mowing, or at least look for standing water in tires, buckets, anything.
speaking of bats ... I live in a townhouse in suburbia, would I be able to host a family of bats?
Don't see why not if you've got a suitable location. Here are some tips.
In order to have mosquitos, you have to have standing water for them to breed. They sell larvae disks at most home improvement stores that you cn throw in the standing water and it will kill only the mosquito larvae. I am usually more for eliminating the sources, but if they are not on your property it might help. If it is a natural pond, carp will eat the larvae quite happily. I do not know of any plants that will repel them, but citronella torches on the edge of the yard work pretty well. Our HOA would not allow us to put up a bat house, but my sister has one, we just have geckos.
In my state (due to west nile) the county can go onto ANY property and order water removed and also fine you. I would check out all the local agencies and see what can be done-for us it doesn't matter if the property is private or not---------I got my neighbor to remove their "green-watered" kiddie pool-they take it very seriously here!
as the other said---their must be a water source or you wouldn't have the problem
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This can be a serious issue, as mosquitoes can multiply incredibly fast. I would definitely recommend attacking standing water, but also keeping the lot clean and cut so water will not collect as easily. If you really can't do anything about it then set up some mosquito lights or traps outside, or even plant marigolds (they will feed off those instead of human skin). If it becomes overwhelming, consider hiring a pest control expert to spray as a last resort.
...plant marigolds (they will feed off those instead of human skin).
Um, since when do marigolds contain blood?
...or mosquitoes eat off of human skin. ;) I know mosquitoes do eat nectar (blood is just needed for producing their eggs), but I have never heard of them eating marigold nectar specifically. In fact, marigolds are often planted to repel insects (although it is questionable whether this really works for something like mosquitoes). Also, I wouldn't bother with a mosquito light - mosquitoes really aren't attracted to light - they are attracted to CO2 and other chemicals in our breath.
I bought 2 mosquito plants and planted them out near the kids play area. I only have 2, but they work pretty well IMO. My YDD gets eaten alive and reacts horribly to them. (Berts Bee res Q oinment is the BEST for them!) If go out to fire pit, if we have a fire she's okay, the garden, not a chance even the deck, but she can play at dusk in the sandbox (near the plants) and she is fine.
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We use the homeopathic ledum to keep them away. I used to get eaten alive but never get a bite if I take ledum before going out in the evening with the mosquitoes ( unless I forget)
purple martins will eat them too, i think. i would totally search for standing water like pps said.
mosquitoes love and adore me.. they will eat me before anyone else i know. i noticed one day as a last resort that putting lavender essential oil on myself kept them away. lavender is cheap and i like the smell much more than citronella or some of the other mosquito repellants.
Is it getting lonely in the echo chamber yet?
Some mosquitoes can breed in an incredibly small amount of water, and even lay their eggs in dry spots where water occasionally pools. I've read that they can even breed in dead tree limbs. We have plenty of bats in natural habitat and still get inundated. In 5 yrs the most progress I've made was by adding a birdbath to our property and putting mosquito dunks in it religiously. (A PP referred to them as mosquito disks, but they are sold as "dunks". As they sit in the water they break up and release BT, which kills the larvae. The water is still safe for the birds and any other animals that might drink from it. Our town's public works has just started giving dunks out for free to residents.) I think the birdbath makes a deceptively attractive breeding ground, so we end up with fewer mosquitoes than we would have had, but we still don't spend much time in the yard after Memorial Day. It does bring in birds, too.
I have heard that catnip repels mosquitoes, but it would attract cats. I know that several of the natural bug repellents I have seen all contain catnip oil.
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During a presidential-election year, the Indiana State Bar Association, Indiana Secretary of State and the Indiana Department of Education sponsor a program called Indiana Kids' Election. This mock election allows Hoosier students in kindergarten through 12th grades to go through the voting process Nov. 6, just as their parents, grandparents and other adults will do.
I believe we have a good school system that with continued investment of adequate resources – labor and financial – effective stewardship, and visionary leadership can be even better. Based on that belief, I am a candidate for a seat on the Tell City-Troy Township School Board in the upcoming election Nov. 6. I am asking for your vote and support.
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The state has a $2 billion surplus that will most likely only benefit a few counties in northern Indiana if certain powers get their way.
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I am so tired of reading about all the money this county spends for anything other than our youth. A visitors center? Really?
Our National Guard gave this city a building that holds endless history for this community. So what is the city doing with it?
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The smell of freshly harvested corn created quite a sob scene last Tuesday. No one was around to watch – except for cows in the distance and a few birds hunting for kernels of corn missed by a John Deere combine.
Some descendants of Dr. Samuel Mudd are still trying to clear his name for being convicted of being part of the conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. Mudd set John Wilkes Booth's broken leg, suffered when he jumped from the presidential box at Ford's Theatre.
Some are also not sure that Mary Surratt, who was convicted and hanged for being part of the conspiracy, was guilty. Robert Redford directed a movie about her case last year.
I'd like to address a couple of points in Cheryl Freeman's letter in The Perry County News of Sept. 3. The first is her talking about President Obama robbing Medicare of $716 billion.
The figure in question is a case of getting rid of fraud, eliminating overcharges by hospitals and excess premiums charged by insurance companies under Medicare Advantage, not exactly stealing in the strictest sense.
This is an excerpt from a speech Sen. Obama made March 16, 2006. It is word for word as he said it. He was speaking of George Bush, but has now spent and borrowed five times more than George Bush.
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Damn, Heikki Sorsa has done a lot of shit in snowboarding. He's been in the Olympics, he's filmed a lot of video parts, hell he even held the world record for highest air on a quarter-pipe for a while. Well his new full part is dropping next Monday, August 26 , so we figured now is a perfect time to catch up with Heikki and also to show some of his classic parts, along with his 2002 Olympic run. You know, the run he did with a mo-hawk…
You've filmed a lot of video parts. How do you keep up the motivation to keep producing year after year?
Yeah I guess i have… haha! Oh i just love filming! It's so good to see yourself getting new tricks every year, and you can always do different and better things every year! It´s like painting a house, you see the result really well after you´re done!
How was this year filming different than others? Because as an outsider it definitely looked like this year was different
It was way different for sure! We had a little different crew with new filmers and Lauri in the crew! (love the crew). I had a really bad knee injury the season before so it was really hard to come back and trust my knee in the beginning. We we're trying to film a good webisode series so it wasn't just urban/backcounrty style filming. We wanted to shoot everything.
You've gone through a lot of phases in your snowboarding. Do you think the transition from contest guy, to video part guy is a natural path of a professional snowboarder? Do you ever miss doing contests?
At least for me it was really that path! I wanted to do competitions when i was young and my dream was to start filming. I'm so lucky that I'm still here doing what I love. I really, really liked doing competitions so I do think back and try to remember all them, but I'm really happy with filming, and that's really what i want to do now.
Do you ever get out in the halfpipe anymore?
I do! But just for fun, and only super easy tricks though! haha! Can´t really be on that crazy level of halfpipe riding anymore! Plus the pipes are way bigger nowadays! haha! Respect for all the pipe riders.
Do you ever think about cutting a mo-hawk again?
I knew you were going to ask something about that! My wife just cut my hair couple months back, and I can almost rock a mo-hawk on this new hairstyle so maybe i should!? Nah, maybe save it for later…
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But who was Ponzi? Ponzi was this rotten Italian-American in the 20s who created a sophisticated benefits chain. And then the name Ponzi has lasted to posterity. The Ponzi scheme has become a "financial arrangement consisting in paying fraudulent benefits to clients mainly by funds contributed by new commers." Sooner or later, the deception comes to the surface and the castle collapses: the newcomers are those who pay the piper.
In 1920, Charles Ponzi was able to steal off thousands of people for the equivalent of $ 5 million of our days promising a 50% profit in 45 days.
What is the Ponzi scheme?It's very simple really.
The manager will promise a very high performance return for your investment. Something really exaggerated, "the bigger the lie, the easier it passes through."
Greedy customers trust their money in and get their first profits. From there on, word of mouth is usually enough to convince other people to put their money in. In the end, the last coming in to invest are the ones paying the interests of the others.
The idea is to go away with the money generated when the sum is important.
The system is based on the accumulation and the snowball effect (something that can be used wisely to pay your debts).
For example, imagine that I promised you a 20% fund benefits on a financial product and ask you to invest 100,000 euros.
At first, I've got three customers who agree to invest 100,000 euros each because of my reputation and the fact that the amount requested is not very important (relatively speaking ...).
With 300,000 euros, the payment of 20% of promised return is 60,000 euros the first year and I'm still keeping 240,000 in my pocket. Customers are happy and believe they have found the goose that lays the golden eggs. The news spread quickly and the second year and I have 20 customers and 2 million to manage.
At the end of the year, I have to pay the promised 20% of this amount: 400,000 euros. And I've got 1,600,000 in my pocket. And so on ...
Note that in the meantime I can put the money into a safe investment that could return from 4% to 5% to enjoy while I'm waiting.
Then time goes by and after 5 years, I find myself with 8,000,000 million euros that I've got after paying interests to people: it is time to move to a tax haven :)
I'm just going away with all.
The first customers gained back some of their money, those which came at the moment of scam a small part and the newcomers lost a lot.
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i tried my hand at dyeing wool again today with more mixed results.
i didn't have colors of koolaid left that i wanted to use so i had to use food coloring, which i now prefer. (easier to make the colors i want)
i forgot i used almost all of the vinegar yesterday so i substituted with rice wine vinegar which was not very good to use i now know.
when i went to rinse it out after setting it, it washed away, leaving a slight tint. except for this one that was microwaved for about 6 minutes. it was alot brighter before the rinse.
i also tried for the first time using pots on the stove to dye.i pretty much boiled half of the yarn in one color, and the other half in another. which gave me a much better result using the rice wine.
note in the picture a burn mark from the flame when i had one of the halves soaking in the other pot. i will be sure not to do that again!
these 2 were the "failed" colors which i overdyed in the leftover teal and brown.
thaaanks so much for looking through this very long post! :hug:
Those last two don't look failed to me... they look like they fit right in with the KnitPicks Knit Plenty Fall colors.
See, all I see is yarny goodness. Looks great to me!
pretty colors again! too bad about the burn spot (poor yarn :pout: )the rainbowish one is my favorite! so cheerful
thanks! and i didn't mean that those last 2 colors were failed, but the colors that i dyed over that turned into those.
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for frying
- 2 ounces thinly sliced prosciutto, finely chopped
- 1 small carrot, coarsely chopped
- 1 small celery rib, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 small onion, finely diced
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons tomato paste
- 1/2 pound Umbrian lentils or green lentils (1 1/4 cups)
- 1 quart low-sodium chicken broth
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 large eggs
- 12 arugula leaves
- Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and aged balsamic vinegar, for serving
In a saucepan, heat the 2 tablespoons of oil; add the prosciutto and cook over low heat until the fat has rendered.
In a food processor, finely chop the carrot and celery. Add the vegetables to the saucepan along with the onion and garlic and cook, stirring, until the vegetables are softened, 7 minutes. Add the tomato paste and stir over moderately high heat until shiny, 1 minute. Add the lentils and 2 1/2 cups of the broth and bring to a boil. Simmer over low heat, stirring occasionally, until most of the broth has been absorbed, 25 minutes. Add 1 more cup of the broth and continue simmering until absorbed, 10 minutes. Add the remaining 1/2 cup of broth and simmer until the lentils are tender and suspended in a creamy sauce, 10 minutes longer. Season with salt and pepper.
In a large nonstick skillet, heat a thin film of olive oil. Crack the eggs into the skillet, season with salt and cook over moderately high heat until the edges are golden, the whites are just set and the yolks are still runny. Spoon the lentils into shallow bowls and top with the eggs and arugula. Grate the cheese over the eggs and drizzle with balsamic vinegar. Serve right away.


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Tue. September 1, 2009 | Keith Niebuhr
Sept. 1 is the first day junior football players can receive official scholarship offers.
And for Tyler Moore, it was an eventful occasion.
The 6-foot-6, 290-pound Countryside offensive tackle received written offers Tuesday from Florida, Florida International, Michigan, Nebraska, Tennessee and West Virginia, Cougars coach John Davis said.
Moore's father, Brian, told the Times over the weekend Tyler's four leaders are Nebraska, Florida, Ohio State and Penn State.
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Amnesty International in a 31 page report, "Exiled Suffering Palestinian Refugees In Lebanon" severely criticized the Lebanese government for failing to accord Palestinian refugees opportunities to integrate within the community and afford them educational and economic opportunities available to the average Lebanese citizens. There are now 300,000 Palestinian refugees living in 12 camps on the same amount of land the original refugees were given in 1948. This has resulted in massive crowding and miserable living conditions. Syria and Jordan have taken steps to integrate Palestinians within their societies, but Lebanon continues its policy of segregation and dehumanization of the refugees. Amnesty International has documented evidence that even attempting basic ways of improving one's hovel by Palestinians usually results in fines.
The refugee question which hinders resolution of the Israel and Palestinian conflict can be more readily addressed if massive aid was provided refugees currently in areas such as Lebanon. It is unrealistic to assume 5,000,000 Palestinians can return to their original homes in Palestine or Israel. There is need for economic, political, and cultural actions to ensure the refugees can succeed in their present areas of habitation. It is the only realistic approach to a complex question.


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Georgia is blessed with a great diversity of wetland habitats. In his 1978 book, "The Natural Environments of Georgia," Charles H. Wharton divided Georgia's wetlands into 39 different types ranging from mountain springs to salt marsh and beach. A much simpler breakdown of wetland types is presented by the Georgia Nongame and Natural Heritage Section in their publication entitled "State of Georgia Landcover Statistics by County." This breakdown can be simplified to include 5 different wetland types: 1) major reservoirs, 2) farm ponds, 3) beaver ponds and forested wetland, 4) coastal marshes, and 5) managed impoundments.
Reservoirs in the southern Atlantic Flyway serve as important resting areas for migrating waterfowl. Most reservoirs are too deep to produce enough food to hold ducks over the winter, but they do provide resting areas and refuges from nearby hunting pressure. There are many large reservoirs in Georgia that are owned and operated by the Georgia Power Company or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Some of these reservoirs have well-developed shorelines and heavy boat traffic, and are of little value to migrating waterfowl. However, some of our reservoirs do provide benefits for waterfowl.
The large reservoir projects along the Georgia-South Carolina border including Hartwell, Russell, and Clark Hill provide stopover areas for ducks migrating to coastal areas of Georgia and South Carolina. Along the Chattahoochee River basin in southwestern Georgia, Lakes Walter F. George and Seminole provide resting and feeding areas for waterfowl migrating to the Gulf Coast of Florida. Submergent and emergent vegetation proliferate in the relatively shallow waters of Lake Seminole, providing an ample supply of food for the waterfowl that use the lake. Lake Seminole contains Georgia's largest inland concentration of wintering waterfowl, primarily ring-necked ducks, canvasbacks, and scaup.
Farm ponds are designed for fish, not for ducks. Most farm ponds are too deep for waterfowl use and are built with steep sides to reduce the growth of aquatic vegetation. Most good duck foods are considered to be weeds by the average fishermen.
Farm ponds may occasionally provide resting habitat for migrating ducks, but they do not provide enough food to hold ducks over the winter. If the pond is bordered by grass, Canada geese may be attracted to the pond and will feed on the nearby grasses. The landowner must decide whether to manage for ducks or for fish, because a good pond for fishing is usually not a good pond for ducks.
Beaver ponds are found all over Georgia and contain various types of wetland habitats. Beaver pond habitat includes emergent herbaceous vegetation such as cattails, needle rush, or bulrush and a few interspersed woody plants such as willows, alder, or button bush. Forested wetlands include areas dominated by large woody vegetation, and includes habitats such as river swamps, cypress ponds, and tupelo gum ponds.
During the breeding season, these wetlands provide excellent nesting sites and brood-rearing habitat for resident wood ducks. During the fall and winter, these inland freshwater wetlands are used extensively by migrating and wintering wood ducks, mallards, and teal. Available foods include acorns from oak trees, seeds of naturally occurring vegetation, and numerous types of aquatic invertebrates. Beaver ponds and forested wetlands also provide roosting sites, loafing areas, and refuge from disturbance. Because of their importance to wood ducks, these types of interior freshwater wetlands are some of the most popular areas for Georgia's waterfowl hunters.
The tidal marshes around Georgia's ''Golden Isles'' can be classified in one of two categories: brackish or salt. Brackish marsh includes low-salinity emergent wetlands dominated by black needlerush or giant cordgrass. These wetlands are transitional areas between freshwater marsh or forested wetland and salt marsh. The vast majority of Georgia's coastal wetlands are defined as salt marsh and include extensive areas dominated by smooth cordgrass.
Coastal wetlands, because of the influence of the tides, are extremely rich in nutrients and can provide important wintering areas for a variety of waterfowl species. Coastal bays and sounds are important areas for migrating scaup, mergansers, and scoters.
Managed waterfowl impoundments can provide the best possible habitat for migrating and wintering waterfowl. The key to a successful waterfowl impoundment is the ability to control the water level. This includes being able to drain and reflood the impoundment at any time. A dependable water supply is a must. If you can control the water, then you can influence the vegetation in the impoundment. By manipulating factors such as water depth, timing of flooding, duration of flooding, and timing of drawdown, you can provide the proper conditions for growing a variety of food plants that are highly preferred by ducks. Normally, impoundments are flooded in October or early November and are drained in the late winter or early spring. If wood duck production is an important objective, the impoundment may remain flooded until June to provide sufficient brood-rearing habitat for the ducklings. The impoundment manager also can control other factors such as cover and hunting pressure.
Managed impoundments on the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge on the Georgia-South Carolina border are extremely important wintering areas for waterfowl migrating down the Savannah River system, and managed coastal impoundments along the Altamaha river just south of Darien provide migrating and wintering habitat for American green-winged teal, blue-winged teal, wood ducks, northern pintails, gadwall, northern shovelers, mallards, mottled ducks, black ducks, American wigeon, ring-necked ducks, and lesser scaup.
Waterfowl impoundments come in many forms, they may be flooded moist soil areas with native vegetation, flooded fields of agricultural crops, or flooded hardwoods (known as green tree reservoirs). Management techniques for waterfowl impoundments will be discussed on the following pages.


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Firefighters in England and Wales staged a fresh strike last night following their bitter row with the Government over pensions.
Members of the Fire Brigade Union (FBU) walked out at 6.30pm, mounting picket lines outside fire stations until the stoppage ended at 11pm.
A further two-hour strike will be held from 6am on Monday, the day before Bonfire Night.
Brigades across the country had urged members of the public to put off any firework displays in their own gardens until tonight or go to an organised event.
The union fears firefighters will be made redundant if they fail fitness tests and are unable to find other work in the fire service.
A contingency fire and rescue service of 27 fire engines, crewed by temporary firefighters was in place throughout the strike.
Extra friction was sparked between firefighters and employers in London when a major blaze broke out at a scrap metal yard in Dagenham.
Striking FBU staff, who would otherwise have been on duty, were recalled to their stations by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) under the agreed and voluntary "Recall to Duty Procedure" to deal with the major incident.
London Fire Commissioner Ron Dobson said the FBU breached the agreement by telling firefighters not to break ranks.
"They claim the recall is not valid because there is no risk to life," Mr Dobson said.
"There is no reference to risk of life in the agreed protocols to implement a major incident.
"A major incident can and has been implemented because of the size of this fire and the resources needed to deal with it. By not responding to the recall it is the FBU that is in breach of the agreement."
But FBU London Secretary Paul Embery said the recall was not agreed.
He added: "The London Fire Brigade has been giving assurances that their contingencies were sufficient".
Twenty fire engines and 120 firefighters and officers attended the blaze at the yard in Perry Road, Dagenham.
Around 1,500 tonnes of scrap metal in the open air was alight and a hazard zone was put in place.
Following the end of the strike, a spokeswoman for LFB said the situation at Dagenham was under control.
She said: "The strike started at 6.30pm, and when the fire crews left we called in four contingency crews.
"The strike ended at 11pm, and we have had six crews brought back to the scene. The fire is under control."
The union held a four-hour stoppage last month but called off another strike after it appeared a deal was in sight, but officials said the Government and fire employers had failed to offer any firm guarantees on jobs or pensions as a result of changing the pension age from 55 to 60.
FBU general secretary Matt Wrack said: "It is ludicrous that after two years of negotiations the Government has still not sorted out this mess.
"Firefighters are keen for these issues to be resolved through discussion but the Government won't even listen to its own evidence which highlights that the schemes are unworkable and unaffordable.
"Firefighters want a pension scheme that takes account of the hazardous nature of the job, is affordable and workable for them and for the taxpayer. We hope this brief strike will mean the Government returns to negotiations so we can agree a sensible way forward."
The FBU said it has timed the strikes so that celebrations on Bonfire Night and the Saturdays before and after November 5, which are the most popular times for firework displays, can take place.
The union said it was led to believe that the Government was willing to offer a guarantee that firefighters whose fitness levels declined with age would not face being sacked, adding that fire service employers had confirmed that this risk does exist for firefighters under the new arrangements.
Negotiations with the Scottish Government have so far prevented any industrial action taking place, although a final settlement is yet to be reached on all the issues in the dispute.
Fire Minister Brandon Lewis said: "This strike action by the FBU is completely unnecessary and does nothing but damage the good reputation firefighters have with the public.
"We offered firefighters similar fitness principles to those the FBU accepted in Scotland.
"The public will be baffled by the FBU's course of action when they hear that the deal being offered to firefighters gives them one of the most generous pension schemes in all the public sector.
"A firefighter who earns £29,000, and retires after a full career aged 60, will get a £19,000-a-year pension, rising to £26,000 with the state pension. An equivalent private pension pot would be worth over half a million pounds and require firefighters to contribute twice as much."
The union has disputed the figures.
Shadow local government and communities secretary Hilary Benn said: "This strike is a sign of the Government's failure to get round the table and sort this dispute out. It has had two years to do so and it is time ministers did their job."
London Fire Brigade said it received 124 999 calls during the strike period, and contingency crews attended 17 incidents in the capital, including the large fire at a Dagenham scrap metal yard.
A statement said: "A recall notice was issued to crews due to the scale and seriousness of the Dagenham fire, which was ongoing as the strike started.
"The FBU immediately advised firefighters that they did not agree that the protocol could be invoked and to ignore it.
"Emergency cover was provided from 13 strategic locations by 27 fire engines and around 200 Emergency Fire Contingency Crew staff."
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This is the final article in a 3-part series on how cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) can bring the implant team together to deliver ideal treatment for the patient.
Part 1 of this series discussed the importance of CBCT, and how an online team meeting among the surgeon, prosthetic dentist, radiologist, and dental laboratory technician can create an ideal treatment plan for dental implants. Concepts that were considered were: the width and diameter of the implants, the appropriate number, angulations, and the crown-to-implant ratio of the dental implants in the plan. Part 2 of this series emphasized the surgical aspects and parameters of the implant treatment sequence including: the medical history considerations of treatment, site development with hard- and soft-tissue grafts, assessment of bone quality and anatomy, methods of provisionalization during treatment, influence of anatomy on the prosthetic treatment plan, and considerations for implants in the aesthetic zone. The interrelationship of the surgical-laboratory-restorative team was emphasized as the foundation for successful implant-restorative treatment.
|Figure 1. An example of a cement-retained PFM fixed implant supported bridge.
|Figure 2. An example of a screw-retained fixed partial milled zirconia bridge.
|Figure 3. An example of a metal-reinforced removable bar supported overdenture. The bar is splinting the implants together for added implant stabilization.
|Figure 4. An example of nonsplinted implant overdenture attachments to support an overdenture.
This article will emphasize the choices of implant prosthetic options and how they are related to the communication that occurs among the implant team members. The diverse choices of implant prosthetic options, as well as a rationale for a final selection of a prosthetic choice for a patient, will be outlined. This article will also discuss the inclusion of the patient into the implant team. The patient joins the surgical doctor, prosthetic doctor, laboratory technician, and the radiologist as the part of the team; in the end, it is the patient who makes an educated final decision on the implant prosthetic choice based upon quality-of-life and financial issues. It is our opinion that an informed consent decision by the patient requires appropriate information, gathered from the CBCT diagnosis by the professional members of the treatment team, be appropriately relayed to the patient.
Ideally, the surgical aspects of treatment should be driven by the restorative end result, as the implant prosthetics are responsible for the long-term implant results.1 Communication of the prosthetic options available to a patient is most often conveyed by the dentist performing the restorative aspects of implant treatment. Therefore, the restorative implant dentist is usually in the best position to explain the proposed prosthetic plan to a patient.
Parts 1 and 2 of this article series emphasized online communication among the implant team members. It has been suggested that online communication with a free software product such as Skype (Microsoft) may be an excellent platform for such a collaboration.2 However, when the restorative dentist is communicating available treatment options to the patient, it is our opinion that this important step should be done in person, face to face. While technology can also be utilized to facilitate the communication process, in the end, it is the personal relationship between doctor and patient that defines treatment.3 The recommended protocol (the implant team should meet and discuss treatment options prior to the restorative doctor conveying treatment choices) enhances ideal treatment outcomes. Additionally, this protocol provides excellent medical legal protection from an informed-consent standpoint. The blend of CBCT technology, interactive online meetings, followed by interpersonal communication between the restorative doctor and patient, creates a technologically advanced and yet personal experience for a patient.
The clinician has 4 general choices to present to a patient when considering replacing missing teeth with an implant supported restoration: A cement-retained fixed prosthesis (Figure 1); a screw-retained fixed prosthesis (Figure 2); a splinted bar-retained removable prosthesis (Figure 3); and a nonsplinted removable implant prosthesis (Figure 4).4
Each one of these choices has different variations in prosthetic design, componentry, and materials. The ultimate choice for a patient should be based on an informed consent decision after the risks and benefits of each option is presented.5 The treatment choices of a fixed versus removable option, cement versus screw-retained fixed options, and splinted versus nonsplinted removable options need to be determined in advance by the implant team and ultimately accepted by the patient.6 During the CBCT online meeting, ideal clinical options will be reviewed based upon the patient presentation. This decision by the implant team is based on a CBCT scan, occlusal relationship, lip-line position, bone levels, soft-tissue availability, retrievability issues, retention needs, occlusal contact positions, final restorative material choices, and other clinical and prosthetic factors (Figure 5). These clinical and prosthetic choices should be conveyed to a patient in an understandable and organized manner by the clinician. After careful consideration, the patient must decide which treatment modality will best accommodate finances, lifestyle, aesthetic concerns, length of treatment, provisionalization choices, prosthetic longevity, and other concerns.7 The inclusion of the patient as part of the team is critical for the determination of the final prosthetic outcome. Without the clinical information gained from the CBCT-based dental team, intelligent choices and assessment of long-term prognosis cannot as accurately be presented to a patient.8
|Figure 5. A 3-dimensional view of CBCT plan showing how implant positions support a final prosthetic position.
|Figure 6. Screw-retained fixed maxillary bridge showing lingually placed screw hole positions. This avoids screw holes from exiting the facial aspects of anterior teeth.
|Figure 7a. Cross-sectional view of implant planning for a cement-retained crown. Note the angulation of the implant.
|Figure 7b. Cross-sectional view of implant planning for a screw-retained crown with access hole on lingual aspect of tooth.
Implant dentistry is a restoratively driven discipline and therefore the ideal implant position should be dictated by the final prosthetic design. The final prosthetic outcome should also influence the need for ancillary bone grafting and soft-tissue preparation.9 For example, a screw-retained prosthetic design may require lingual placement of the implant within the envelope of the tooth to allow for proper emergence of the screw-access holes and to aid aesthetics (Figure 6). This and other prosthetic paradigms are important considerations and focus for the CBCT based team as presented in this articles series. Utilizing interactive treatment planning software allows clinicians to evaluate each potential implant receptor site for the length and width of the implant. The facial-lingual angulation of the implant within the alveolar bone can provide information regarding the use of a cement-retained restoration as seen in Figure 7a, or a screw-retained restoration as seen in Figure 7b. These important images can be utilized during the online meeting to discuss variations in the placement of implants and the impact on the restorative components that will be required to complete the case. When the restorative dentist presents treatment alternatives to the patient, they are team-derived options, based on group input from all members of the treatment team. The final presentation and delivery of these options in a clear manner is paramount to helping a patient make an informed decision.10
It is the authors' recommendation that the latest available technology be utilized to present the options available to a patient. These options include computer treatment plan presentation software programs Consult-PRO, XCPT, CASEY, PowerPoint Presentations (Microsoft), iPad presentations (My Dental Hub), model-based demonstrations (Salvin Dental), or patient education books (Figures 8a and 8b).11 Computer treatment planning presentation programs offer the advantage of documentation while providing another level of informed consent. Through utilization of the latest technology, the treatment options are conveyed in the clearest manner possible.
|Figure 8a. A "demonstration" model of a screw-retained zirconia bridge helpful for patient education and instruction.
|Figure 8b. A page from An Illustrated Guide to Understanding Dental Implants patient
education book.
One important aspect of case presentation is to discuss financial options for a patient. Often implant treatment is not covered by dental insurance, and educating patients as to potential financial options for the patient is quite helpful. Utilization of third party dental finance companies can often facilitate treatment options that otherwise would not be possible (Care Credit or Springstone). Nuances of dental finance companies' interest rates and payment terms needs to be carefully conveyed to aid patients in making the right financing choice. Having a financial coordinator that is adept at presenting treatment plans and financing can be a great asset to any office. Assistance by the dental office in obtaining patient financing is often an integral part of treatment planning and can alleviate stress for the patient and enhance office cash flow.
When financial issues present barriers to ideal treatment, the concept of staging treatment should be considered. For example, while an ideal plan for a patient might be a fixed screw-retained bridge, a nonsplinted implant retained denture may be the only affordable option. If the ultimate fixed restoration is a future consideration, through careful planning followed by staging of treatment, a patient could initially receive the nonsplinted screw-retained option converted to a fixed screw-retained prosthesis in the future. This may entail placing the original implants in strategic positions to allow for additional implants in the future for better support of the prosthesis. Staging often allows patients to immediately improve their current condition while building a foundation for future treatment. Staging could also start out with a non-implant supported denture in anticipation of implants at a later date. Therefore, many derivations of staging treatment are possible.12
The implant team and the patient must initially decide whether the final implant supported prosthetic choice is going to be a fixed or removable design.13 The general advantages of an implant-supported fixed prosthesis versus removable options are: secure and improved ability to masticate, a more natural, dentitionlike feeling to the patient, increased prosthetic longevity due to fewer moving parts, and less occlusal space requirement. The general disadvantages to a fixed implant-supported prosthesis versus removable options are as follows: more exacting placement position of implants because of aesthetic concerns; diminished hygiene access; potential for bone and soft-tissue grafting in order obtain correct implant positions and emergence profiles; increased difficulty to repair prosthetic fractures; and the higher cost of treatment (Figure 9). The advantages of a removable implant supported prosthesis versus fixed options are: easier hygiene maintenance of implants once the prosthesis has been removed; the prosthesis can provide improved lip support; less exacting implant placement positions by the surgeon; less bone grafting needed; easier repair of prosthetic fractures or chipping; and a lower overall cost, depending upon the choice in a final prosthesis. The disadvantages of an implant-supported removable prosthesis versus fixed options are: reduced masticatory function versus fixed; increased prosthetic maintenance over time due to parts replacement; diminished longevity of the prosthesis; lack of a "natural tooth" feeling for the patient; and the potential for impaired speech due to required prosthetic size (Figure 10).
|Figure 9. Example of the importance of precise positions of implants for aesthetic reasons with a cement-retained fixed prosthesis.
|Figure 10. Illustration of worn prosthetic attachments on an overdenture.
|Figure 11. When there is less than 5.0 mm of prosthetic space, a screw-retained prosthesis is indicated.
|Figure 12. CAD/CAM custom milled implant abutment for a cement-retained crown with abundant retention.
Based upon clinical findings and the volume of available bone, the implant team should determine which treatment options are possible. The prosthetic design, whether removable or fixed, should be decided early in the planning phase to help guide the team in determining: strategic implant positions; the need for grafting; implant angulations; abutment components; and the recommended number of implants. An initial discussion with the patient about fundamental treatment options and the financial differences entailed can be done early in the treatment planning stage. However, there are risks if this discussion occurs prior to a thorough review of the CBCT data. Once a decision has been made for either the fixed or removable option, the implant team can further define the entire treatment sequence and importantly the anticipated time frame of treatment. Often implant positions can be planned that allow for prosthetic changes in the future and, therefore, the option of staging a removable prosthetic situation to a fixed option in the future could also be discussed.
Cement Versus Screw-Retained Fixed Prosthetic Options
If a fixed prosthetic implant-supported option is determined to be the final restorative plan, the next step is to decide whether the prosthesis will be cement-retained or screw-retained.14,15 The choice of a cement-retained or screw-retained prosthetic design affects the surgical placement of the implants, cost of the prosthetic components, treatment sequencing for the patient, hygiene protocol for the patient, and final material choices.16 Good communication by the team members will help to explain the advantages and disadvantages of each option, allowing the patient to determine the final choice based on personal needs combined with clinical realities. Often, it is the available bone volume, bone levels, clinical occlusion, soft-tissue levels, and potential for retention that ultimately aid in determining the final choice of a screw-retained versus cement-retained prosthesis (Figure 11).
|Figure 13. Example of an acrylic hybrid-type bridge with a prosthetic failure.
|Figure 14. The Prettau zirconia bridge has many advantages over acrylic.
|Figure 15. Nonsplinted implant supported overdentures rely on tissue for support.
|Figure 16. Splinted milled titanium overdenture bar, showing substantial support and retention.
The advantages of a cement-retained prosthesis are: fewer prosthetic parts; less stress on splinted implants due to casting inaccuracies; easier access in posterior areas; absence of screw access hole openings on occlusal or aesthetic areas; and less material fracture due to the absence of screw holes (not true for full-contour zirconia). The disadvantages of a cement-retained implant prosthesis are: less predictable retrievability; increased prosthetic space needed; more difficult repair of chips and/or fractures; more difficult repair of abutment screw loosening; retention of prosthesis is more variable and dependent on cement; and potential for cement being introduced into the soft-tissue sulcus (Figure 12).
The advantages of fixed screw-retained implant supported prosthetics are: less space is needed for retention of acrylic prosthetics (not for full-contour zirconia or PFMs); easier retrievability; and absence of cement that can be introduced into the sulcus. The disadvantages of screw-retained implant supported prosthetics are: increased material fracture due to screw access holes (unless full contour zirconia); screw access hole restorations being discolored because of underlying metal (except full-contour zirconia); and stress on splinted implants from inaccurate castings (except milled full-contour zirconia) (Figure 13).
The milled zirconia screw-retained bridge offers certain prosthetic advantages over acrylic/metal hybrid bridge and PFM screw-retained choices.17 The zirconia milled bridge is CAD/CAM designed, and does not suffer from casting distortion in the fabrication process.18 To ensure intraoral accuracy of fit, a verification jig is required for the stone or epoxy model. The screw access holes of the zirconia milled bridge are not susceptible to fracture as with acrylic of porcelain.19 The hardness of zirconia allows for screw access holes to be larger if needed for screw access without susceptibility to chipping. After screw tightening, the screw access hole is covered with composite; shades will blend well due to the lack of a metal substructure otherwise found in acrylic-metal or PFM restorations. The zirconia screw-retained bridge is impervious to staining or occlusal wear, unlike acrylic bridge alternatives. CAD/CAM designed zirconia screw-retained bridges also offer custom shapes and colors unlike acrylic screw-retained hybrid type bridges that utilize denture tooth moulds (Figure 14).
It is important to plan the implant positions precisely for a fixed screw-retained implant bridge design so that the screw access holes are within the envelope and lingual for anterior teeth, and within the central groove of posterior teeth. If implants are placed in an off-angle direction, the resulting screw access holes could exit through the facial aspects of anterior teeth, creating aesthetic issues. Multiunit angled abutments can be used to redirect screw holes, but require additional components and cost for the dental laboratory phase of an implant case. The CBCT-based treatment planning can direct ideal implant placement positions with respect to not only screw access hole placement but for correct spacing of implants and optimal restorative positions.20
If the treatment decision for a patient is a removable implant-supported denture option, an additional choice is required to determine if the implants should be splinted or nonsplinted. The nonsplinted implant-supported removable denture option offers the advantages of decreased cost, relatively easier prosthetic steps, easier hygiene management versus splinted implant-supported denture options, the potential availability to upgrade to a different type of prosthesis, more versatility to make corrections to a denture if an implant fails, and need for less prosthetic space. The disadvantages of nonsplinted implant-supported removable denture options are: less prosthetic stability, the potential for bone loss in denture bearing areas, increased potential for soft-tissue sores and problems, and more stress on the implants due to their not being splinted. Various abutments and attachments are available to retain a denture to nonsplinted implants. The processing of the prosthetic components within the denture can be done either at the dental laboratory or in the mouth, directly with acrylic (Figure 15).21
Splinted implant-supported removable denture options offer the advantages of increased prosthesis stability, better implant stabilization through cross-arch splinting, and less soft-tissue contact by the prosthesis (Figure 16).22 The disadvantages of splinted implant-supported denture options are: increased prosthetic space is required for the superstructure bar, increased laboratory time and patient visits, increased costs over nonsplinted options, and more difficult hygiene over nonsplinted options. Different bar designs and attachments are available offering different levels of retention and support. The dental laboratory members of the implant team can best advise regarding the design of the bar and available attachment options.23
This concludes a 3-part series of articles that have outlined the concept of how the team of the surgical doctor, restorative doctor, laboratory technician, and radiologist can collaborate with the use of CBCT technology to plan and deliver ideal treatment.
The team approach protocol, as presented in this series, has been based on the acquisition and diagnostic capabilities afforded by a CBCT scan.
After careful diagnosis and review by the implant team, the patient benefits from being able to choose between sound clinical options that have been communicated in an effective manner. This allows for ideal dental implant treatment utilizing the latest state-of-the-art technology. While there are many different methods to treat patients who are missing teeth, the protocol as presented takes into consideration a foundation of restoratively driven implant dentistry based upon a 3-dimensional assessment of patient anatomy. Through clear communication between the implant team and patient, an educated decision can be made that will ensure successful outcomes.
- Christensen GJ. Implants and general practitioners. J Am Dent Assoc. 2000;131:359-361.
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- Abduo J, Lyons K, Waddell N, et al. A comparison of fit of CNC-milled titanium and zirconia frameworks to implants. Clin Implant Dent Relat Res. 2012;14(suppl 1):e20-e29.
- Larsson C. Zirconium dioxide based dental restorations. Studies on clinical performance and fracture behaviour. Swed Dent J Suppl. 2011(213):9-84.
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- Bidra AS, Agar JR, Taylor TD, et al. Techniques for incorporation of attachments in implant-retained overdentures with unsplinted abutments. J Prosthet Dent. 2012;107:288-299.
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Dr. Tischler is a general dentist in private practice in Woodstock, NY. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology Implant Dentistry, a Diplomate and Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, a Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, and a Fellow and graduate of the Misch International Institute. He is on the CE editorial board for Dentistry Today and on the editorial advisory board for the Journal of Implant and Advanced Clinical Dentistry. He has published many articles in various dental journals and lectures internationally on the principles of implant dentistry and bone grafting. He is the director of the dental implant department for Tischler Dental Laboratory and is also on the BioHorizons educational speakers' panel. He offers in-office courses at his teaching facility in Woodstock many times during the year and has a popular instructional DVD available that covers the principles of implant dentistry and bone grafting. He can be reached at (845) 679-3706 or via the Web site tischlerdental.com.
Disclosure: Dr. Tischler reports no disclosures.
Disclosure: Dr. Ganz has received past lecture honoraria from Imaging Sciences, Inc, Anatomage, Materialise Dental, and BioHorizons.


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GEISMAR - Governor Bobby Jindal, along with BASF officials have announced the company's plans for another major expansion in Louisiana.
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