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Nothing says confidence like a bright, beautiful smile. But problems with your teeth's appearance — discoloration, abnormal shapes, or gaps — may be giving you reasons not to smile. If so, you may be a candidate for porcelain veneers.
A veneer is a thin covering of porcelain or other dental material permanently attached to the face of a tooth to improve its appearance. Veneers help resolve a variety of aesthetic issues: their life-like color can brighten dull, stained teeth; they can "lengthen" shortened teeth caused by wear or normalize congenitally misshapen teeth; they're also helpful in reducing small gaps or used in conjunction with orthodontics for more serious misalignments.
The first step to a better smile with veneers is to assess your teeth's current condition and develop a treatment plan. Your input is extremely important at this stage — what changes you believe would improve your smile. We would also offer valuable insight, based on our knowledge and experience, into what is realistically possible and aesthetically appealing regarding porcelain veneers.
Once you have decided to go forward, the next step is to prepare the teeth for attaching the veneers. Depending on their size and location, this preparation can range from no tooth structure removal to a relatively small amount of structure. If the latter is needed, we remove only what's necessary to achieve the aesthetic result since structural reduction isn't reversible.
After preparing an impression of your teeth, we would send it and other instructions to a dental technician to create the permanent veneers. In the meantime, we'll install a temporary set for you to wear while the permanent set is under construction.
Once we attach the permanent veneers, they will adhere so securely a drill or laser would be needed to remove them. We achieve this attachment by creating microscopic pores on the face of the teeth and the inside of the veneer with a mild acid solution. The bonding cement seeps into these pores and creates a strong bond that virtually unites the tooth and veneer into one.
Although your new veneers are made to last, you'll need to maintain them like your other teeth, with a little added caution when biting and chewing. All in all, though, you'll be able to smile again with confidence — for many years to come.
If you would like more information on porcelain veneers, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Porcelain Veneers."
Tooth whitening procedures and products have become increasingly popular over the last two decades. There are two main sources of application: professional procedures performed in a dentist's office; and over-the-counter products for performing whitening applications at home. While there are pros and cons to both approaches, neither type poses a significant health risk — that is, if you match the correct product to the type of staining you have, and it's applied according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Although whitening treatments may differ in formula and strength, almost all use hydrogen peroxide as the bleaching agent, usually contained in carbamide peroxide which splits into hydrogen peroxide and urea upon activation. After many studies, there's a strong consensus that hydrogen peroxide used at the levels found in whitening products doesn't cause any harm to the body, including as a precursor to cancer.
But as the 16th Century Swiss physician Paracelsus once noted, "All substances are poisons… The right dose differentiates a poison from a remedy." This is true of the chemicals that make up whitening products — they're safe unless they're overused. Going beyond their directions for use could lead to tooth enamel damage.
Further caution is also in order for teenagers using whitening products. Although they may have their permanent teeth (although younger teens may still have some primary teeth), the enamel layer is still developing and can be more vulnerable to damage from whitening chemicals than for adults.
The best approach for both a professional or home whitening procedure is to first seek consultation from our office. If nothing else, you should at least undergo a dental examination to identify the true cause of your teeth's staining or discoloration. If the discoloration originates within the tooth, home applications and many professional treatments will not help if they bleach the outer surface only. We can also advise you on the proper application and dosage for a chosen product.
Using the right whitening product and in an appropriate manner will reduce the risk of injury to your teeth and overall health. And, the end result can be a brighter, more vibrant smile.
If you would like more information on tooth whitening, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Tooth Whitening Safety Tips."
There are a number of materials and techniques available in cosmetic dentistry that help us improve our patients' smiles. Porcelain veneers stand out as one of the most popular and least interventional of these options.
As the name implies, a veneer is a thin layer of dental restorative material that covers the original tooth surface. Veneers don't require an extensive amount of tooth preparation or removal of sound tooth structure, as with a crown or bridge.
Veneers are made of dental porcelain, a material compatible with living tissue and with a very life-like appearance. The dentist as artist can fashion the porcelain to precisely imitate an individual's natural teeth, including the natural color and hue of surrounding teeth.
Are porcelain veneers an option for you? Only a smile analysis in our office can determine that. Your teeth must be in a somewhat normal position. The teeth in question must have a sufficient amount of remaining tooth structure to support veneers. And you must have symmetrical gum contours that will allow for proper framing of the teeth, which will enhance the final cosmetic result.
If your current dental health meets these criteria, then porcelain veneers could help correct spaces between teeth that aren't too wide, improve poor color, or address poor shape, contours or minor bite problems. Veneers, however, do have their limitations. They aren't effective if you have poor tooth position, if the root positions are widely out of line, or if you have a poor profile. Some form of orthodontics may be needed initially for these situations.
That being said, porcelain veneers are an excellent long-term option in the right situation. Depending on your individual circumstance and how you care for your teeth, a veneer application can last for several years, or if they come loose or become chipped they can be repaired in most cases. The material is strong enough to withstand normal pressures exerted during chewing or biting, as long as you avoid activities like opening nutshells with your teeth or chewing on very hard candy.
Overall, porcelain veneers can give your smile a whole new look with little impact on your remaining tooth structure.
If you would like more information on porcelain veneers, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Smile Design Enhanced With Porcelain Veneers."
Dental professionals sometimes use specialized words, and you may not be clear about exactly what we mean. Test yourself on some of the specialized vocabulary concerning tooth whitening. How many of the following can you define correctly?
1. Bleaching?
A method of making yellow, discolored teeth whiter. It is relatively inexpensive and safe, with few side effects.
2. External or extrinsic staining and whitening?
Extrinsic staining mainly results from diet and smoking. For example, foods such as red wine, coffee and tea can produce extrinsic stain. Teeth with these stains are bleached by placing whitening substance in direct contact with the living tooth surface.
3. Internal or intrinsic staining and whitening?
Intrinsic tooth discoloration is caused by changes in the structure of enamel, dentin, or pulp tissue deep within the root of the tooth. When the discoloration originates with the pulp tissue, root canal treatment may be needed to whiten the tooth from the inside.
4. Chromogenic material?
Color generating material that may get incorporated into the tooth's substance. It can be a result of wear and aging, or can be caused by inflammation within the tooth's pulp.
5. Carbamide Peroxide?
A bleaching agent discovered in the 1960s and frequently used for tooth whitening. When used, carbamide peroxide breaks into its component parts, hydrogen peroxide and urea, which bleach the colored organic molecules that have been incorporated between the crystals of the tooth's enamel.
6. Power Bleaching?
This technique is used for severely stained tooth. It uses a highly concentrated peroxide (35 to 45 percent) solution placed directly on the teeth, often activated by a heat or light source. This must be done in our office.
7. Tetracycline?
An antibiotic used to fight bacterial infections. It can result in tooth staining when taken by children whose teeth are still developing.
8. Rubber Dam?
Use of strong bleaching solutions requires protection for the gums and other sensitive tissues in your mouth. This is done using a rubber dam, a barrier to prevent the material from reaching your gums and the skin inside your mouth. Silicone and protective gels may also be used.
9. Whitening Strips?
Strips resembling band-aids that you can use in your home to whiten your teeth. They generally contain a solution of 10 percent or less carbamide peroxide gel. When using them, be sure to read the directions and follow them strictly to avoid injury or irritation.
10. Fade Rate?
The effects of bleaching may fade over time, from six months to two years. This is called the fade rate. It can be slowed down by avoiding habits such as smoking, along with food or drink that causes tooth staining.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment to discuss your questions about tooth whitening. You can also learn more by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article, "Teeth Whitening."
The "Hollywood Smile" — dazzlingly white — is associated in our society with youth, health and vitality. Achieving that smile through either professional or home whitening applications has become very popular.
Teeth become discolored or dull for a number of reasons. It can be something intrinsic with the teeth — changes in enamel or dental structure during development, inherited disorders, heavy exposure to fluoride or tetracycline, or changes in mineral structure or wear due to aging. It can also be extrinsic, resulting from environmental or lifestyle causes. Eating foods with tannins (red wine, coffee or tea) or carotene pigments found in plant foods like oranges or carrots, or using tobacco may all cause staining.
Most modern applications involve an oxidizing chemical (usually hydrogen peroxide) that bleaches the teeth. Professional applications in a dentist's office use high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide (usually 35 to 45%) applied directly to the teeth with control measures to protect the lips and gums. This type of application can lighten the color of teeth up to ten shades.
There are a number of home options too: whitening strips, "Paint on" or "Brush on" whitening, and even whitening gum. We can also provide you with a "Take home" kit that resembles the professional application but is generally less expensive. Although all these home applications are generally safe and effective, they typically take longer for results (several repeated days as opposed to about one hour for an office application), and not always to the same level of lightness as the professional.
Just about anyone can be a candidate for a whitening application. However, if you have thinner than normal dentin and more porous enamel, or suffer from gum recession or enamel loss, then whitening may increase tooth sensitivity. And, whitening is not a permanent solution: the brightness will fade over time, usually within a year. You can slow the fading by avoiding foods and habits that contribute to staining. It's also possible to touch up the initial whitening once or twice a year to extend the life of your new, bright smile.
If you would like more information on teeth whitening, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Teeth Whitening."
Nothing conveys confidence quite like a bright, white smile. Unfortunately, not all smiles are created equal. And, some smiles are much whiter than others. Whether your teeth have become discolored from food and drink or general wear and tear from aging, you may find yourself looking in the mirror one day wishing that there was a simple way to enhance your smile.
You've probably seen many over-the-counter products that claim to whiten your teeth. However, the strongest and fastest whitening solutions are those that are available in our office. There are many reasons why a professional whitening treatment might be the right solution for you. Here are a few:
If you would like more information about teeth whitening, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Important Teeth Whitening Questions Answered."
If you cringe at the appearance of your less than pearly whites when you look in the mirror, you are not alone. A frequently requested cosmetic procedure, teeth whitening is a very successful and relatively inexpensive way to enhance your smile. We can determine which whitening treatment will work best for you after performing a basic oral examination in our office. When will it work and when won't it? Here's some background:
Teeth most commonly become stained or discolored due to surface (extrinsic) changes, the most common of which are dietary and smoking. Foods including red wine, coffee, and tea can cause extrinsic staining. Teeth can also commonly become discolored or stained due to intrinsic (internal) reasons, such as changes in the structure of enamel or dentin or by incorporation of chromogenic (color generating) material into tooth tissue during formation or after eruption.
If you would like to discuss whitening your teeth with us, call today to make an appointment. To learn more about the various teeth whitening procedures, read the Dear Doctor magazine article "Teeth Whitening: Brighter, Lighter, Whiter…"
Thanks to technological advances, today there are more than 40 types of traditional or standard implants. A traditional dental implant actually replaces the root of a tooth, upon which a crown is built — the part you see in the mouth. There are 2 others types that are quite similar to standard implants. Mini implants are most like traditional implants except they are smaller in diameter. Micro-mini implants are an even smaller variation with an even narrower, more screw-like appearance. Micro-mini implants are also designed to be used on a temporary basis, thus can easily be removed. Together all of these types of implants provide us with a wide variety of options for permanently replacing missing teeth.
The following list details the types of implant restorations:
To learn more on this topic, read the Dear Doctor article, "Dental Implants, Your Third Set Of Teeth." Or if you prefer, you can contact us to discuss your questions or to schedule an appointment.


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How to estimate the model of sustainable profit and corporate social responsibility
This paper proposes an empirical method to estimate the model of sustainable profit and corporate social responsibility originated by Sudtasan and Suriya (2013). It suggests analysts to use data from official financial statements of companies which may be reported to the Stock Exchange in a particular country. These data can construct a time series data of a company if the number of years is long enough. Otherwise, the pooled cross-section and time series data from companies in the same industry may allow the construction of a panel data set. Then analysts can apply panel data analysis with fixed effects model and random effects model to estimate the data. These methods aim at locating the position of a company or a group of companies onto a phase diagram and calculate the steady state indicating the sustainability of profit and corporate social responsibility. By comparing the location of companies to the steady state, analysts can predict the direction of the firms in the long-run according to the streamlines in the phase diagram. They will be able to suggest policy manipulation to the firms to move toward the steady state.
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- Tatcha Sudtasan & Komsan Suriya, 2013. "Sustainability of profit and corporate social responsibility: Mathematical modelingwith phase diagram," The Empirical Econometrics and Quantitative Economics Letters, Faculty of Economics, Chiang Mai University, vol. 2(4), pages 1-12, December.
- Jeeranan Techanan & Komsan Suriya, 2012. "Effect of income distribution on poverty reduction after the Millennium," The Empirical Econometrics and Quantitative Economics Letters, Faculty of Economics, Chiang Mai University, vol. 1(4), pages 169-179, December.
- Raymond Vernon, 1966. "International Investment and International Trade in the Product Cycle," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 80(2), pages 190-207.
- Komsan Suriya, 2013. "Econometrics for experimental economics," The Empirical Econometrics and Quantitative Economics Letters, Faculty of Economics, Chiang Mai University, vol. 2(3), pages 37-40, September.
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Too often drivers operate their vehicle with less care and attention than they should. That's when accidents happen. Did you know?
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Older drivers
In 2005, people 65 years of age and over accounted for nearly 15 percent of the licensed drivers in the state. Older drivers were involved in 15 percent of the fatal traffic crashes and 12 percent of the crashes involving a serious injury in the last three years.
Missouri will be working toward addressing older driver safety and mobility through a comprehensive older driver intervention program in the state. A core set of programs will be implemented or promoted in Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, and Cape Girardeau.
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Impaired driving is one of America's deadliest crimes. Despite all the attention, resources, and public policies that have been directed toward removing the impaired driver from behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, alcohol contributed to one-fourth of the fatal traffic crashes in Missouri in 2007. A total of 243 people were killed in more than 7,780 alcohol-related traffic crashes in 2007.
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A late afternoon thunderstorm dumped about an inch of rain and scores of lightning bolts on St. Augustine on Wednesday, but no major damage was reported.
Scott Carroll, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said the recent burst of intense thunderstorms might seem extraordinary, but it's typical for the summer. So don't expect the rains to let up anytime soon.
There is about a 50 percent chance of rain each day for the next week, Carroll said.
The weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southeast St. Johns County from 5 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, a level indicating winds between 40 mph to 55 mph and possible small hail, he said.
The storm moved from Green Cove Springs and "blew up" in St. Augustine, he said.
Stronger, faster storms were reported in Flagler County, with winds reaching 60 mph.
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FOXBOROUGH - The question was from an out-of-town reporter and it was anathema to Patriots coach Bill Belichick, but it has proven prophetic.
"A lot of people, not just here locally but across the country, are talking about this team having a perfect record this season of 16-0. Is that something that you welcome or strive for?" asked the uninitiated inquisitor Sept. 19, three days after the Patriots had defeated the San Diego Chargers, 38-14, to run their record to 2-0.
"That's so ridiculous," said Belichick. "Seriously, is there anything else? We need to go out and have a good practice today. That's what we need to do. We need to get ready for Buffalo."
But it's not so ridiculous anymore. The moment has arrived. Belichick and the Patriots can complete the first 16-0 regular season in NFL history - the league switched to a 16-game schedule in 1978 - with a victory over the host New York Giants tonight, becoming the fourth team in league history to post an undefeated, untied regular season and the first since the 1972 Miami Dolphins, who had a 14-0 regular season on their way to 17-0 overall.
The prospect of going 16-0 has been the elephant in the locker room the Patriots wouldn't acknowledge . . . until now.
"As focused as we've been answering all these questions in here, it is in the back of our minds what we can achieve," said linebacker Tedy Bruschi, when asked if the Patriots would have an extra adrenaline rush tonight.
"To be undefeated in the [16-game] regular season is something that has never been done before. When you're faced with that, it's a challenge and you want to face that challenge and achieve it. I think that will all be in the back of our minds, and of course all the attention to this game, being on three different networks. But how do we win the game? We have to focus on the Giants and what we have to do to stop them."
No one has been able to stop New England as it has posted an average margin of victory of 20.8 points, scoring a league-best 36.7 points per game while allowing only 15.9 per game, tied for tops in the league. But talk of 16-0 was verboten until this week.
That wasn't a surprise to Giants quarterback Eli Manning. In 2005, Manning's older brother, Peyton, quarterbacked the Indianapolis Colts to a 13-0 start. Eli said 16-0 wasn't a topic of conversation with his brother.
"No, I never really spoke to him at that time about it," said the Giants quarterback. "It's one of those deals maybe like a guy that's throwing a no-hitter, you don't talk about it at the time. You try to go unnoticed and treat everything the same. Even afterwards, he didn't make a big deal about it. He had other things and the most important thing was the playoffs, so I never really spoke to him about that."
New England had taken the same position, but now history is within its reach. The Patriots, who have clinched home-field advantage in the playoffs and a first-round bye, have made it clear they intend to play for 16-0.
The Patriots could set other records in the process. Randy Moss needs two touchdown catches to break Jerry Rice's record of 22, set in the strike-shortened 1987 season. Tom Brady needs two touchdown passes to surpass Peyton Manning's mark of 49, set in 2004. The Patriots, who have scored 551 points, need just 6 to break the NFL record set by the 1998 Minnesota Vikings.
But Brady has made it clear the only record he cares about is 16-0.
"If you take any energy away from that as a goal, then you're really not doing yourself or your team any justice," he said. "Maybe when you look back at the end of your career you look at those things and it's a cool thing to have, but everything I've experienced in the NFL and the greatest moments I've had is not when you throw five touchdown passes. It's when you win championships."
Locked into the No. 5 seed as a wild card in the NFC playoffs, the Giants have nothing to gain by beating the Patriots, but have made it clear they don't plan on being the foil for New England's football first. New York doesn't see tonight's game as David vs. Goliath.
"They are an outstanding football team, but they are not so far ahead of everybody else," Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora told the New York Daily News in yesterday's editions. "Nobody in the NFL wants to see them go undefeated. If they do go undefeated, they are going to be known as that team that was just that much better than everybody else. I don't want to see that."
More motivation for the Patriots, not that they need it.
Although the Patriots may have changed their approach to dealing with questions about perfection, they're not changing their approach to achieving it.
"We're all right in the middle of this right now and it's our next game, so this week, right now, I look at it as possibly achieving a victory over the Giants," said Bruschi. "I think being in the middle of it in this locker room, that's the way we have to approach it. It's worked up to this point, so why change it?"
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The findings will be published in late September in Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science. The article is also available online at the journal's Web site, http://www.
The multivariate study, based on a random-digit, population-based telephone survey of Los Angeles County residents, found that 72 percent of respondents overall believe that the public health system would respond fairly in a bioterrorist event.
Breaking the results down by ethnicity, however, revealed that only 63 percent of African Americans and 68 percent of Asians/Pacific Islanders--groups often discriminated against by the system-- believe that the public health system would respond fairly. By contrast, 73 percent of Latinos and 77 percent of whites thought the system's response would be fair.
Public health officials would be wise to improve their relationships with minority communities, which would help ensure an effective response both to a bioterrorist attack and disease outbreaks, according to the paper's authors
"The public's trust and cooperation will determine the success of our public health response to a large bioterror attack," said Dr. David Eisenman, assistant professor of general internal medicine and health services research at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. "These agencies must better integrate minority communities into their terrorism response planning."
Previous reports indicate that African Americans and other groups felt betrayed by the response of the United States Postal Service, public health authorities in the District of Columbia, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to the 2001 anthrax scare, the study says. And there is a history of discriminatory public health policies against minorities in the United States, according to the paper.
At the turn of the last century, for example, public health officials quarantined San Francisco's Chinatown in response to a cluster of plague cases--a move that a federal court in 1900 ruled as unfair, saying that the quarantine was based on ethnic bias.
Health officials also unfairly distributed resources during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, and in Baltimore, Jim Crow segregation laws barred African Americans from hospitals, contributing to the city's high mortality rates and poor public health, the study notes.
In 1994, California voters passed Proposition 187, which would have prohibited undocumented immigrants from receiving publicly funded health care and required physicians to report these patients to immigration authorities. The law was ultimately struck down as unconstitutional.
Finally, the 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act aims to restrict immigrants' access to public health services. While generally not followed by state and local health authorities, the act requires the reporting of undocumented immigrants who seek medical assistance.
The UCLA study was based on interviews with 8,167 participants who answered 120 core questions. A random sample of 1,041 participants answered 12 additional questions about terrorism.
According to the paper, public health officials can alleviate this perceived unfairness to minority groups by including their representatives in bioterrorism-response planning, and urging community participation during the response. It may also be necessary to address provisions of welfare and immigration laws in order to design and implement an effective response to a bioterrorist attack, the study says.
"Improving perceptions that public health agencies will respond fairly to bioterrorism events will additionally enhance their capacity to deal with emerging natural disease outbreaks," the study says.
In addition to Eisenman, co-authors included Cheryl Wold, Ben Lee, and Anna Long of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services; Claude Setodji and Scot Hickey of the RAND Corp.; Bradley D. Stein of both the RAND Corp. and the University of Southern California.
The Rand Corp., First 5 LA, the California Department of Health Services (through grants to Family Health, Tobacco Control and Prevention, and Alcohol and Drug Programs), and Public Health Response and Bioterrorism Preparedness funded the study.


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Well, I'm in the market for an expresso machine.
This is an area I know very little about, although I do hear the brand Gaggia mentioned on occasion. What's to look out for / not? I tend to drink flat whites (aussie for a latte without much throth), but also just shots. Doubt I'll ever be that bothered about steaming the milk - the micrwave warms it easily enough.


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It's move-in month for the new Lamar University President, Dr. Kenneth Evans.
The incoming president is moving into his new home that is nestled in between student living quarters on the Lamar University campus.
While workers spend their days refurbishing the 6,000 square foot presidential home, Dr. Evans is busy getting to know the school. He's spending his first three weeks in meetings with faculty before the busy fall semester.
"I'm seeing what departments are excited about, where they're going with their particular programming and also getting a sense of where their needs are," he says.
Coming to Lamar from the University of Oklahoma, he's bringing along a new marketing member to the team.
"Part of it is making sure that our message is clear and that our websites are effective in directing students and parents to particular aspects to what we offer here at the university," says Dr. Evans.
Once the student is drawn to Lamar, a critical issue is keeping them there. In 2010, the retention rate was 66-percent. Now, it's 56-percent which means more students are dropping out before walking across the stage.
"It's critical. When we admit a student, we have an obligation to that student that we think they can succeed at Lamar," he says.
Dr. Evans plans to help students write their own success stories by implementing a program where students commit to living up to their obligation and where the school monitors the students who struggle with the curriculum.
"It provides an opportunity for us to track that student and engage in interventions that help that student be successful," he says.
Also on his agenda is implementing a "Lifetime Learning Contract" which will keep the student connected once they graduate.
"As a graduate of Lamar, it will provide the opportunity to access continuing education programs. It's something that we're encouraging and building for our alumni to access," he says.
Cardinal fever spread throughout the community when the school brought back football. Dr. Evans feels confident the athletic department is on the right track.
"I know that recruiting was relatively successful. They're bringing in some great additional athletes. So, we're optimistic about this coming year," he says.
Dr. Evans says he hopes to also build the school's honor program along with continuing the relationship with the oil, gas and energy industry.
The school celebrates it's 90th anniversary this year and Evans is hoping to keep the 90 year tradition of success in tact.


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Who will go home on Dancing with the Stars Week 3?
We're two weeks in and we are all starting to pick our favs and our not so favs. And I have to commend Courtney on doing a great job with the DWTS power rankings. I want to know what you guys think though. I'm going to ask you to vote on who you think will go home next week on Dancing with the Stars. Not who you WANT to go home next week…because I know you have strong feelings on this.
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LAKEWOOD, NJ., (Aug. 27, 2009) – ERGO would like to give a big pat on the back to team rider, Brendan Buckley, who pulled off a win at the 2009 Smith Optics Grom Grudge Match in Seaside Park, NJ.
Buck kept the crowd and judges on their toes as he unleashed an unconventional contest-surfing arsenal, featuring progressive jumping maneuvers and violent lip smashes, on the rest of the field. When it was all said and done, Belmar, New Jersey's nastiest grom left the finals victorious and $1500 richer than fellow Jersey ripper and former East Coast Champ, Rob Kelly, in punchy shoulder-high surf, courtesy of our homie Bill.
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What would Henry Ford think of credit union call center reps, who can't afford the loans they're selling to members?
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HUNDREDS of competitors revved up for the annual Brean Stages Rally at Brean Leisure Park at the weekend (January 25/26).
With a brilliant drive through a weekend of ever changeable weather conditions, Peter Lloyd and Carl Sorensen took their Subarau Impreza S14 WRC to a 42 second win over the 12 special stages of the race – Peter's seventh Brean Rally victory.
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out this morning, lost front end on wet leaves in a car park, only going at walking pace. Very pissed off!
Dropped bike
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Hate it when that happens. It's one of the reasons I don't have a bike I like the look of and one which is designed to be dropped.
If anything, every time I drop it, it makes it look better. One of the advantages of a BMW - as part of ownership you're expected to beat them into a more visually appealing shape.
Seriously though, this is why having some protection is worth the cash - it won't save you money (the cost of protection will probably equal the cost of one nasty drop like that) but it'll save you hassle and heartache.
Dropped bike
had it from new 18yrs old, needs a wash, a lot of salt on the roads. Padded trousers and leather jacket so no real damage to me, bit of a headache from lid bouncing on the ground.
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**Had a trail bike **
left it parked for a few minutes, gone. Valued at less than excess got nothing for it. Police used to phone and ask if I'd found it yet(**no comment about that).
If you can't be nice say nowt
so easily done mate,still a bummer i know
one reason
mine stays in the garage.
Just getting out of the village would be quite a feat. Farmyard material everywhere, wet, ice and leaves not a good combination
Glad your ok but I know that feeling look at the damage to your baby
not the only 1...
15mph drop on black ice..1st Jan 2-13 10am...b1203, reet [peed off..)
gutted 4 ya
brother how much u want 4 the old girl ?
Done it
myself and you almost feel cheated when you come off at that pace. But any one you can walk away from is a good one. When mine happened, got the bike fixed up and sprayed, parked outside the paper shop and the twatting thing fell of the stand, on the same side
almost dropped my VFR last winter, while seated and back paddling the bike out of a parking space i slipped on a frozen squashed Mars Bar(true story), my right foot shot out from under me, just as well i'm sturdy as i managed to stop the bike as it toppled over.
Man v's falling over VFR....man wins.
People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
Sympathy for you.
I've done that on wet grass. I must have touched the front brake without realising. You go down so fast you don't know what's happened until you land on it.
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Sloane Crosley is hoping to avoid the sophomore slump. The best selling author — who is also Associate Director of Publicity at Vintage Books, a division of Random House — just released her second book, How Did You Get This Number.
Her first release, I Was Told There'd Be Cake, was a New York Times best seller. Both releases are collections of essays reflecting on her life experiences. She says her latest release is "a little bit deeper and darker than the first collection, hopefully without sacrificing any of the humor."
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On January 9 2012, Canon announced the 10 Megapixels Canon PowerShot ELPH 520 HS (aka IXUS 500 HS) and the 16 Megapixels PowerShot ELPH 110 HS (aka IXUS 125). The ELPH 520 HS is a metal-bodied ultra-compact camera with 12x optical zoom, while the ELPH 110 HS is a similarly slim camera with a wide, 24-120mm equivalent lens. Both cameras feature the Advanced Smart Auto mode that can recognise up to 58 different scenes and shooting situations, a Full HD movie mode and high-speed shooting. This technology has been enhanced to include a new Face ID feature, allowing users to register up to 12 people on the camera and have the camera recognize and prioritize each person. Further additions to this new feature are Smile Recognition and Sleeping Face Recognition. With Smile Recognition, the camera will take three consecutive shots of a scene and select the best out of the three for the final image. For Sleeping Face Recognition the flash, assist beam and sound is turned off.
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Other highlights include a 3.0-inch, 460,000 dots LCD screen, a Super Slow Motion Movie mode, an improved Movie Digest mode, ISO range of up to 3200, Full HD 1080p video capture capabilities and High-Speed Burst mode where images are continuously captured at 6.8 frames per second (or 5.8 frames per second on the 110 HS model). The Canon PowerShot ELPH 520 HS camera is available in black, silver, red and blue with an estimated selling price of $299.99. Here's the summary of review by ePhotoZine, giving the camera a rating of 4 out of 5:
"The images produced by the IXUS 500 HS have excellent colour reproduction and are well exposed. Detail is OK throughout the images whether shooting wide or with the full optical zoom, with some purple fringing evident on occasion. The lens has a minimum focus distance of just 1cm in macro mode and this allows for impressive close-up images. There isn't any noise at ISO 100 and when you go through ISO 200 and ISO 400 there is only a very small increase in noise levels with sharp images produced. At ISO 800 there is enough noise to cause the images to lose a touch of sharpness. Noise then becomes significant to enough to effect image quality at ISO 1600 and ISO 3200, but noise doesn't effect the quality of the colours in the images, making these higher ISO settings usable for images which are to be resized for use on the web. Landscape mode does an excellent job of creating images with great blues and greens. Portrait mode takes images with pleasant skin tones, but there is some red-eye evident. Further portrait modes include Smooth Skin and Smart Shutter, which uses face detection to take pictures automatically. High-speed burst has been used to capture the water droplets flowing from the fountain. The auto white-balance copes perfectly well in most lighting conditions. Under our incandescent studio lights the AWB setting gave an orange cast to the image, with the incandescent preset giving a better looking image. Under the fluorescent lights, the AWB performs well, with the fluorescent preset giving a very slight cast in the image.
The Canon IXUS 500 HS is currently available for £309.00. Other compacts with a similar zoom range and megapixels are the Canon IXUS 1000 HS (10x zoom at £249.00), Canon IXUS 510 HS (12x zoom at £349.00 and Ricoh CX6 (10.7x zoom at £259.00). There are many cameras available with similar zoom and more megapixels, such as the Canon Powershot SX150 at £164.00, Olympus SH-21 at £184.00, Nikon Coolpix S8200 at £199.95 and Canon IXUS 1100 HS at £304.00. The Canon IXUS 500 HS is ideal for those who want an extremely small camera but want more zoom than you typically find on such cameras. The downside to the tiny body are the small buttons and fairly low battery life. There is also full 1080p HD video recording. The IXUS 500 HS takes images with excellent colour reproduction and detail is OK, meaning it will appeal to those who like to share images on the web rather than produce large prints."
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|Camera Labs - Aug 21 2012
"The ELPH 520 HS / IXUS 500 HS is one of the most compact pocket-zooms on the market. While it lacks the reach of models like the Sony HX20V and Panasonic ZS15 / TZ25, it's much smaller and lighter. The ELPH 520 HS / IXUS 500 HS is fitted with a 16.8 Megapixel sensor, but only uses the centre 10.1 Megapixel portion of it. This has some implications for image..." More »
|Imaging Resource - Aug 16 2012
"I did all of my shooting with the Canon PowerShot ELPH 520 HS at maximum resolution (3,648 x 2,736 pixels; there is no raw capability). Videos were shot in MOV format, also at best compression (1,920 x 1,080 at 24fps). Everything was recorded on an 8GB Class 6 microSDHC card. I used the Canon PowerShot ELPH 520 HS for a good period, shooting flowers, Manhat..." More »
|Digital Camera Review - May 15 2012
"The ELPH 520 HS shoots nice looking movies in its highest resolution movie mode, 1920 x 1080 resolution at 24 frames per second, with good color and stereo sound. Optical zoom can be used, which will occasionally cause the camera to momentarily lose focus. There are also additional movie options including miniature effect, in which the subjects look..." More »
|Steve's Digicam - May 15 2012
"In our minds, the most impressive feature on the 520 HS is the 12x optical zoom lens. Canon claims this is the World's thinnest camera with a 12x optical zoom, with their own proprietary UA lens technology helping them accomplish this feat. UA technology combines molded glass elements with ultra-high refractive elements, which allows for a much more compact..." More »
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Each May and December, the University's commencement ceremonies honor the academic achievement of undergraduate and graduate students. Annually, the campus' colleges and schools, along with many community organizations, also pause to recognize scholarship and service of faculty and staff. Several programs also present additional awards to undergraduate and graduate students.
Recipients of these outstanding achievements include:
College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources
Jamie Benedict, associate professor of nutrition; Outstanding Teacher
Roger Brown; information technology technician; Outstanding Staff Employee
Ron Mittler, associate professor of biochemistry and molecular biology; Outstanding Researcher
College of Business
Tom Cargill, professor of economics; Nevada System of Higher Education Researcher of the Year
Craig Carter, associate professor of managerial sciences; Researcher of the Year
Jim Sundali, associate professor of managerial sciences; Excellence in Teaching Award
College of Education
Tammy Abernathy, associate professor of educational specialties; runner-up, F. Donald Tibbitts Memorial Distinguished Teacher Award
Diane Barone, professor of educational specialties; Foundation Professor of educational specialties
Ginny Beck, special education doctoral student; Outstanding Teaching Assistant
Michael Dornoo, educational specialties doctoral student; Teaching Recognition Award
Vern Luft, Distinguished Outreach Faculty Award
College of Engineering
A.J. Frabbiele; College of Engineering Outstanding Student Service Award
Rashi Tiwari; Regents' Graduate Scholar Award
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Trisha Wesner; Outstanding Senior in Chemical Engineering
Jason Hastings; Outstanding Service in Chemical Engineering
Jack Brooks; Outstanding Senior in Materials Engineering
Hailey Murdock; Outstanding Service in Materials Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Nathan Harrison; Outstanding Senior
Robert Coomes; Outstanding Service Award
Computer Science & Engineering Department
Joe Mahsman; Outstanding Senior
Jennifer Knowles; Outstanding Service Award
Electrical Engineering
Mike Schreiber; Outstanding Senior
Jason Andersen; Outstanding Service Award
Mechanical Engineering
Travis Pyne; Outstanding Senior
Scott Waters; Outstanding Service Award
Candice Bauer, lecturer and recipient of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers' Old Guard Early Career Award and ASME Vice President. (Bauer is the youngest vice president of the Center for Professional Development, Practice and Ethics in the organization's history)
Miles Greiner, professor of mechanical engineering; Lemelson Award for Innovation and Invention in Teaching, Research or Service
Schinthia Islam; Donald Othmer; National American Institute of Chemical Engineers Sophomore Academic Excellence Award
Ahmad Itani, professor of civil and environmental engineering; runner-up for the F. Donald Tibbitts Outstanding Teacher Award and recipient of the Ralph and Rose Hoeper Excellence in Teaching and Advisement Award
Yanyao Jiang, professor of mechanical engineering; and Kwang Kim, professor and chair of mechanical engineering, were elected Fellows of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Ann-Marie Vollstedt; Outstanding Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Teaching Assistant
Xuan Wang, Ellis Mathes Scholarship
College of Liberal Arts
Monica Miller, assistant professor of criminal justice; Dean's Award for Outstanding Research and Artistry
Emma Sepulveda Pulvirenti; Foundation Professor of foreign languages and literatures and director of the Latino Research Center; Dean's Award for Service
Lynni Weibezahl, foreign languages and literatures lecturer; Dean's Award for Outstanding Teaching and Service by a Member of the Part-Time or Contingent Faculty
Chris Williams, associate professor of philosophy; Dean's Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Member of the Continuing Faculty
Mimi Yu, foreign languages and literatures lecturer and director of the multimedia laboratory; Alan Bible Teaching Excellence Award
Liming Zhang, assistant professor of chemistry; The Mousel-Feltner Award for Excellence in Research and/or Creative Activity
College of Science
Eve Chung, Westfall Scholar*
Carol Ort, vice provost and professor of biology emerita and scholar mentor
Bachelor of Science in Biology "With Distinction" Awards
Charleston Chua
Conrad Kiyoshi
Maria Marshall
Michael Springer
Stephen Percival, Westfall Scholar
Sean Casey, associate professor of chemistry and scholar mentor
Michael Johnson, Westfall Scholar
Jill Heaton, assistant professor of geography and scholar mentor
Geological Sciences & Engineering
Sara Pettitt, Westfall Scholar
Jim Carr, professor of geological sciences and scholar mentor
Mathematics & Statistics
Jeff Knauss, Westfall Scholar
Valentin Deaconu, assistant professor of mathematics and statistics and scholar mentor
Jes Ford, Westfall Scholar
Melodi Rodrigue, physics lecturer and scholar mentor, and Radu Presura, assistant professor of physics and scholar mentor
LeMay Excellence in Teaching Award
Stanislav Jabuka, assistant professor of mathematics and statistics
Hyung K. Shin Excellence in Research Award
Franco Biondi, associate professor of geography
College of Science Classified Appreciation Award
Lucy Morris, administrative assistant in the department of biology
Excellence in Scholarship Award from Mathematics and Statistics
Luke Williams, Fares Qeadan (graduate)
*Westfall Scholars are the top 2008 graduating seniors in each department
College of Health and Human Sciences
Eric Albers, associate professor of social work; Nevada Social Worker of the Year
Laurie Beck, advising, retention and recruitment coordinator; NSHE Advisor of the Year
Charlie Bullock, acting dean; Nevada Business Journal Health Care Hero
Nora Constantino, School of Public Health associate professor; Teaching Award
Orvis School of Nursing
Lisa Black, assistant professor of nursing; Northern Nevada Nurses of Achievement Award for Leadership
Reynolds School of Journalism
Paul Mitchell, recruitment and retention coordinator; Nevada Semenza Award for Teaching Excellence


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After arriving 3 hours early in Vienna for our flight to Tel Aviv, we watched the screen from the Sky Lounge with dismay whilst the flight continued to be announced as delayed by increments of 1/2 an hour or so. Until although other flights were being called, ours continued to not be called. The moment it was, we got up and made our way to Gate 12, which is only 5 minutes away. We didn't stop to pee. We didn't stop to buy duty free. We didn't stop to smell the roses. Despite the attitues of the appalling ground crew, we are not toddlers who have never flown before. Whilst walking through the terminal, we noticed the words 'boarding' alongside our flight number on one of the bigger monitors. When we arrived at the gate a minute later, it was empty except for a lady who blamed us for delaying the flight and who wouldn't let us on. The plane was still there. We pleaded with her to help and when she couldn't/wouldn't, we insisted she call a manager, who on arrival was the most bald arrogant piece of dejectable poorly customer service trained nonsense I have met in my entire life. I think his name was Adolf Wienerschnitsel or something like that, but I can't remember. I was going to film the situation, since although I am able to feign righteous indignance, a video speaks a thousand words. He wanted to call the police, so I didn't film him and I encouraged him to call them anyway. When they arrived with the usual gestapo puntuality, it became clear that they considered this man with the same contempt as I did and proceeded to yawn their way through his complaint. Another 'operations manager' appeared, a Ms Garcia and proceeded to calm the situation down somewhat and sent her baldheaded companion in need of retraining away. He told me he was 46. I found that useful. For a few minutes at least it seemed she would help us and took us down to the ticket desk to change our flights, however, on arrival at the ticket desk, it became clear that she actually wanted to take another 300 Euros from each of us to change our flights. Change our flights? We don't want to change our flights, we wanted to be on the one they called and didn't let us on. She pretended to call to head office and then decided that the logic from our side would probably prove overwhelming, so she did the best thing she could have. She told me the office was closing and that the head office would help me in the morning, therefore leaving her free to go home. The hotel attached to the airport was fully booked, but there was a no show, so we Managed to get in after midnight. God knows what would have happened if they had no rooms. Austrian airlines had left us in a foreign city with no flights and nowhere to stay for the night. In the morning, Ms Sahin, or Ms Nemec, she had recently married, so her badges did not match, proceeded to arrogantly tell us that there was nothing she could do and that despite having been told that someone at head office would help us the following day, that in fact head office was closed today, as it had been the day before too. So Ms. Garcia had lied and pretended to us. In the end we had to pay 185 Euros for 'changed flights per person', but not before I made a nuisance of myself at the counter for a while. If I were to sum up Austrian Airlines, it would be arrogant, rude, inflexible and unprofessional. The comment was made by a couple of people that other passengers made it. Yes, this is true, but since the tannoy didn't announce anything in the private Sky Lounge and the board in the Lounge wasn't up to date, how could we have known? Austrian airlines business customers in their lounge were told, but we were not. Economy passengers heard the announcement, but there wasn't one in the lounge. If the screen had been updated, then it would have been fine. Austrian Airlines blame the airport, but I find it hard to believe that the screens are automatic as they claim. Someone at the gate must be updating the status of the flights. Either way, be careful using a private lounge, since the facilities may be poor and overall, stay clear of Austrian Airlines. They are a shower of .... And I will use anyone else I can in future. I would give them no stars if possible. I will tell everyone I know this story and over time, the damage to Austrian Airlines will be greater than the money they took from me for their failure to adhere to basic procedures and in the face of their mistakes, rectify them.Click here for great deals on Expedia
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I can really sympathise with your situation, I fly them as a last resort and I don't know the problem, unlike every other airline there just seems to be more arrogant, rude and somewhat racist staff at this airline, whether ground staff or flight crew. This comes squarely down on the airlines procedures and training for their staff, the worst thing is that the airline doesn't take any responsibility or complaints seriously - so things will never change.
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Thank you for your comments and support :-) I think things will change - the airline industry and world is changing. Companies like this will fall by the wayside eventually and the staff will end up burnt out and unemployable. Austrian Airlines arrogance is legendary and their customer service is poor. They won't survive. In time, other more friendly and competitive airlines will push them out of business.
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A proposed expansion of the Moose Lake sex offender facility is raising questions about the state's civil commitment policy.
Legislators are considering an $89 million bonding bill request that would double the capacity of a sex offender treatment program. During a House committee hearing today Monday, officials who oversee the program said the growth of court-ordered civil commitments is expected to fill the current Moose Lake facility in just over two years.
DFL Rep. Tina Leibling of Rochester said she's troubled by the growth, and by the bonding request.
"This is not where I want to be spending the state's money. I really don't," Leibling said. "I want to be building colleges. I want to be building health care facilities. I don't want to be building places to store people forever and try to treat them."
A state Department of Human Services official told legislators that on a per capita basis, Minnesota tops the nation in sex offender civil commitments.


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Who services moultons in North America?
just wondering...would it be the actual retailers of the bikes?...or do they sometimes have to send them abroad for proper maintenance/parts replacement?....just wondering...i live in vancouver bc canada and am about to purchase a moulton TSR30 for a good deal...(either that or or a Bike Friday NWT or Crusoe...heck even an almost new pocket rocket might be mine for Cdn$900)...
just wondering as when the suspension parts do start to go and/or it needs a tune up (after how many km? should one get these specialized parts checked out, btw, ie the suspension?)...hey it's all new to me, afterall.
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Bfold which happens to be in NYC does service them. I believe though that any parts that need replacing will have to be ordered. I don't think any dealer is going to keep parts for such a rare bike to come by since they would have to cough up the money first.
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Haringey's boys and girls volleyball teams both reached the semi-finals of the Balfour Beatty London Youth Games.
Haringey boys clinched their finals place by beating Hounslow 25-19 in Leyton.
The reward is a tie against Enfield for the right to play in the gold medal match at Crystal Palace next month.
Team coach Michael Omojudi said: "It's very special for them. Last year we had a good time and we didn't get through, but this year we came up bigger and stronger and we did really good today and made it through to the semis."
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Question: What are the correct ICD-9 codes for epidural fibrosis, lumbar facet joint disease and facet joint syndrome?
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Answer: None of the conditions you ask about has a specific diagnosis code. Two possible ICD-9 codes for epidural fibrosis are 349.2 (disorders of meninges, not elsewhere classified) or 724.9 (other unspecified back disorders). Codes for facet joint syndrome could be 724.9, 719.9 (unspecified disorder of joint) or 724.8 (other symptoms referable to back). Lumbar facet joint disease is usually related to osteoarthritis of the spine or spondylosis. Use 721.90 (spondylosis of unspecified site without mention of myelopathy) for an unspecified site, or the appropriate diagnosis from codes 721.0-721.42 for specific levels. You also possibly could use 724.6 (disorders of sacrum) for lumbar sacral disease or 724.9 for spinal joint disease.
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I have finished my Breckon! I am very pleased with it indeed! I love the colour, I love the wool and I think the lace has come out very well.
I wasn't quite sure about the buttons when I was first sewing them on. I thought that they looked a bit small given the size of the button band. However now it's all finished and blocked I think they look great! I really like wooden buttons and think they go particularly well with the felted tweed wool.
On the whole the pattern was pretty simple to follow. The lace repeat was easy to remember so I was able to stop looking at the pattern fairly quickly. The instructions for the button hole and button band were a bit of a pain though. Rather than specifying exactly where the button holes should be placed the instructions were really vague and meant I had to spend an annoying amount of time counting rows and measuring stuff and moving things about (I went for roughly every 17 rows). I think the spacing worked out alright but it was not the most fun evening I have ever had! I ignored the fancy button band bind-off as I am lazy. Instead I opted for a normal loose bind off which seems to be okay.
As with almost everything I make it has turned out rather huge. I suspected that it might when I was making it. I think that the reason why I've never started bothering to try and prevented my knitted items being on the big side is that I don't mind my clothes baggy. I'd much rather something was too big than too small! The sleeves are the only really big problem as they are massively long! I'm going to have to turn over the cuff which makes me feel a bit like a child in a school jumper they need to 'grow into'. I'm hoping that no-one will notice though!


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can anyone help plz plz
hello a wired connection comes up error 51420 and wireless is 51330 im on 4.2u wii it did work before but changed broadband to talktalk that never worked so went back to sky my dsi and ds can connect to it so any ideas
wot is dmz the wii and how do i un firewall router
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yea, sounds like the firewall is keeping you from connecting. Could be your ISP. What kind of router do you have?
Error Code: 51420
The Wii console is not able to connect to your wired router or modem.
1. If your connection worked previously, check to see if there is a Wii System Update that you have not aquired. To get the latest Wii System Update:
1. From the Wii's main menu, select the Wii icon along the bottom left of the screen.
2. Select "Wii Settings".
3. Click the left arrow to get to Wii System Settings 3
4. Choose "Wii System Update"
5. Choose "Yes" to connect to the internet and perform a Wii system update.
2. Make sure that you are using the Wii LAN Adapter made by Nintendo (click here for a picture and connection steps). LAN adapters not made by Nintendo likely will not work with the Wii console.
3. Check to make sure you are not running the Wii LAN Adapter from a USB hub (a device that connects multiple USB products through a single device), as this will likely not work. Connect the USB Connector directly to the modem or router.
4. Ensure that the Wii LAN Adapter setup is correct, and that the Wii LAN Adapter was connected with the console turned off.
5. Check to see if the ethernet cable you are using is not working properly, by connecting another ethernet cable from your router/modem to the Wii LAN Adapter. If the connection works using a different cable, then the problem was with the first cable.
6. If possible, try another Wii LAN Adapter.
Error Code: 51330
This error code usually indicates a problem relating to wireless security. Please try the following troubleshooting:
1. Are you using WEP or WPA security on your router?
1. Log into the router using the default IP (consult your router's manual for assistance)
2. Locate the "wireless security" section of your router settings and find the WEP or WPA key.
3. If you are using 64-bit encryption, the WEP Key must be a 10-character key consisting of numbers or letters A through F.
4. If you are using 128-bit encryption, the WEP Key must be a 26-character key consisting of numbers or letters A through F.
5. The WEP Key must be a Hexadecimal (0-9, A-F, no other special characters or letters).
6. If your router has multiple slots for a WEP Key, make sure the active key is the one in the #1 slot.
7. If you are using WPA, the Wii console is compatible with the following types:
2. If your WEP or WPA key is correct, then the problem might be related to MAC address filtering:
1. From the router settings, locate the "MAC address filter" settings (also known as "access control", "access list", or "network filter" depending on your router model).
2. If the Mac address filter is set to "enabled", then you must add the Wii's MAC address to the "allowed" list. You can locate the Wii's MAC address from the "console information" page (located under "Internet" in the Wii Settings).
3. If the Mac address filter was disabled, then continue troubleshooting.
3. Try adjusting the "Channel" your wireless router broadcasts on. We highly recommend setting your wireless router to either channel 1 or 11. This can potentially increase the download speed. For information on accessing your router's settings, click here to select the brand name and model number of your router (if available).
4. Check Nintendo's router info for special notes, if available, for your router.
1. Click here to go to our Wireless Router lookup page.
2. Use the drop-down box to select, if available, your router manufacturer.
3. Click on your router's model number, if available.
4. Read any "special notes" at the top of the router's page. Many issues can be solved by changing settings described in the "special notes."
5. Ensure that the router is set to broadcast in "mixed" or "b/g" mode. Routers set to "g only" may not be able to allow a successful connection from the Wii console. (The option to change this setting is typically found in the "Wireless" section of your router's settings. For information on accessing your router's settings, click here to select the brand name and model number of your router, if available.)
6. Try a "Manual Setup" with the Wii console (how to), using your network's IP configuration settings. To access these settings:
1. On your PC, click "Start" and then "Run."
2. Type "CMD" into the field that appears to open a new window.
3. Type "IPCONFIG/ALL" and press "Enter" to display a list of internet settings. Locate the settings asked for by the Wii console during the Manual Setup process and enter them.
7. Power cycle your router and modem by unplugging them both from the wall. Wait a few minutes, and plug the modem back in. Wait a couple of minutes for the modem to initialize, then turn on the router. Try to connect the Wii console online and test for proper response.
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thanks for ur replys iv tried it all but this mac address ur saying how do i input that to my router.my router is sagem with sky the other thing is a manual setup i couldnt get it right when i did ipconfig all it did not tell me everything i needed to know .when i try wii system update i have to setup internet connection.so anything else to try


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ES4: Oblivion - Deadly Reflex Mod
I tripped over this at 3D Gamers and though we don't really track much in the way of Oblivion mods, we certainly have regular readers who are fans of the game and this looks like it might be fun - especially if you've played the standard game to death. I have no idea if it is any good but Deadly Reflex adds a number of additional combat moves and decapitation to make combat more interesting. From the notes at 3D Gamers:
NEW Deadly Reflex 3 aims to change Oblivion´s battles into more challenging, gruesome and realistic experience.
No more doing nothing, these fights are up to YOU to take care of!
This means giving you new moves to choose from, and allowing NPC´s to use them too!
You will flip, bash and dodge and jump, and so will they - if they can!
Every NPC has their own skills, compatible with every other mod, so you will never know what to expect.
Time your blocks right, avoid the blows, land your strikes carefully and see their heads fall. :)
Information aboutES4: Oblivion
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: RPG
Platform: PC, Xbox 360, PS3
Release: Released


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If you got a head start on your holiday shopping in the days before Thanksgiving, you were greeted at Amazon.com with a message by founder and CEO Jeff Bezos announcing the release of Kindle, the company's handheld e-book reading device.
I have to admit, when a colleague first told me about Kindle, I reacted with a great big yawn. "Another in a long list of e-book readers designed to improve on arguably history's greatest device – the book," I reasoned. And from a company that's not exactly known for its hardware. My colleague forwarded the Newsweek article anyway.
Among the cool features listed on Amazon's product page are its weight and size: 10.3 oz., "lighter and thinner" than a paperback, and judging by the photograph, it appears to mimic the ergonomics of a paperback; it can store more than 200 titles (plus hundreds more via a memory card); the price for New York Times best sellers and all new releases is $9.99 (unless marked otherwise); and there are already 88,000 books available at the Kindle store. Like the Sony Reader, it uses E-Ink Corporation's electronic paper display technology – there's no need for a backlight, and thus it requires less power and produces little heat.
But here's where it parts company with other e-book readers: totally wireless connectivity. It uses an EVDO (Evolution Data Only)-based high-speed data network (called Whispernet), so consumers can use it anywhere, all without a computer or cables. That means the user can purchase an e-book and download it in less than a minute, while relaxing at the beach or riding on a bus. The best part? The Whispernet wireless broadband is free. Yes, Jeff picks up the tab.
Of course, with the good comes the not-so-good. And while I don't have a unit to test-drive (as I write this, Amazon.com is sold out of the device), the first issue that comes to mind is its pesky $399 price tag. Assuming one only buys hardcover e-books (confused yet?) that are priced at $25 for the physical book, they would have to read 27 books to cover the original investment (not including wireless savings); by that time, of course, it's a good bet that Kindle version 2.0 will be in everyone's hands. Time will tell if this is enough to attract the average reader.
But what about those who aren't your average reader — ie., design engineers. Undoubtedly, engineering texts are a lot more expensive than the $20 to $25 variety found among the bestsellers. So what features would a designer like to see in an e-book reader?
Perhaps it's a way to display graphics in a diagram or to view multiple books at once. Would engineers prefer to buy chapters from a text a la carte in order to educate themselves on a specific technique or application? And is the highlighting feature more preferable than jotting down notes in the columns?
So while the early adopters of Kindle get started on those dozens of bestsellers, I'd like to hear your suggestions for functions or features that would truly make the next chapter of e-book readers more engineer-friendly. Feel free to email me at email@example.com [1] or comment below, and I'll share a sampling of your ideas here– and maybe even the familiar analog version of ECN!
Chris Warner, Executive Editor
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If you got a head start on your holiday shopping in the days before Thanksgiving, you were greeted at Amazon.com with a message by founder and CEO Jeff Bezos announcing the release of Kindle, the company's handheld e-book reading device. I have to admit, when a colleague first told me about Kindle, I reacted with a great big yawn.


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Explosion-Proof Fluorescent Light Fittings for Zone 2 and 22 Now Available
Press release date: Jan 29, 2011
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Aldosterone is synthesized in the body from corticosterone, a steroid derived from cholesterol. Production of aldosterone (in adult humans, about 20–200 micrograms per day) in the zona glomerulosa of the adrenal cortex is regulated by the renin-angiotensin system. Renin is secreted from the kidneys in response to variations in blood pressure and volume and plasma sodium and potassium...
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Many steroids have been isolated from the adrenal cortex, but in most vertebrate groups only three of them are active as hormones—cortisol (hydrocortisone; compound F), corticosterone (compound B), and aldosterone.