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Tooth decay is the process that results in a cavity (dental caries). It occurs when bacteria in your mouth make acids that eat away at a tooth. If not treated, tooth decay can cause pain, infection, and tooth loss.
See pictures of a tooth and tooth decay.
You can easily prevent tooth decay by brushing and flossing your teeth regularly, seeing your dentist for teeth cleaning and checkups, and avoiding foods that are high in sugar.
The combination of bacteria and food causes tooth decay. A clear, sticky substance called plaque that contains bacteria is always forming on your teeth and gums. As the bacteria feed on the sugars in the food you eat, they make acids. The acids attack the teeth for 20 minutes or more after eating. Over a period of time, these acids destroy tooth enamel, resulting in tooth decay.
Tooth decay usually does not cause symptoms until you have a cavity or an infected tooth. When this occurs, a toothache is the most common symptom.
Your dentist diagnoses tooth decay by:
Treatment for tooth decay depends on how bad it is. You may be able to reverse slight tooth decay by using fluoride. To fix cavities caused by mild tooth decay, your dentist will fill the cavities with another substance (fillings). For more severe tooth decay, you may need a crown or root canal. In extreme cases, your dentist may have to remove the tooth.
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You make tooth decay more likely if:
Lack of fluoride in the public water supply also makes tooth decay more likely.
You can pass the bacteria that cause tooth decay to your baby. This can happen when you share spoons, forks, and other utensils with babies. The saliva you leave on the utensil contains the bacteria. Sometimes kissing can also transfer saliva and bacteria. You can help prevent tooth decay in your child by making sure that your family practices good dental health habits.
Tooth decay usually does not cause symptoms until you have a cavity or infected tooth. When this occurs, symptoms include:
The pain may become worse when you:
Severe tooth decay may cause a pus-filled sac (abscess) to form in the bone at the base of a tooth. Symptoms of abscess include:
For more information, see the topic Abscessed Tooth.
Tooth decay usually happens slowly over a period of months or years.
Decay begins when bacteria in your mouth increase during the first 20 to 30 minutes after you eat. The bacteria make acids, which eat away at the hard mineral layers of the tooth. A hole (cavity) forms when the acids cause more damage than the tooth can repair.
A tooth has an outer layer (enamel), a middle layer (dentin), and a center (pulp). The more layers that are affected by decay, the worse the damage.
Types of cavities (dental caries) are:
Untreated tooth decay causes more severe problems and can lead to gum disease. For more information, see the topic Gum Disease.
Your saliva helps prevent tooth decay. It reduces acid damage to a tooth by washing away sticky, sugary foods that feed bacteria. The minerals in saliva also can help repair the tooth.
The following things make it more likely that you will have tooth decay and develop cavities.
You should make an appointment with a dentist if:
Watchful waiting is a wait-and-see approach. If you get better on your own, you won't need treatment. If you get worse, you and your dentist will decide what to do next.
Watchful waiting is not appropriate for a toothache. If you ignore the decaying tooth after the pain goes away, the tooth may become seriously damaged.
A dentist is best able to evaluate your tooth decay and pain.
If you have severe decay, the dentist may refer you to a specialist, such as:
To prepare for your appointment, see the topic Making the Most of Your Appointment.
When you visit your dentist for tooth decay, he or she will:
Having a dental checkup once or twice a year can help your dentist find tooth decay and other problems before they cause severe problems. If you often have dental problems, your dentist may suggest more frequent visits.
Treatment for tooth decay varies according to how severe the decay is.
If you do not treat tooth decay, your cavities can get worse and you may lose a tooth. If you wait to see your dentist, your tooth repair will probably cost more and take longer.
Many people are very nervous before or during a dental visit. This can make going to the dentist a difficult experience. You can take steps to limit your anxiety, such as explaining your fears to the dentist and setting up a system of hand signals. Hand signals let you tell the dentist when something hurts or you want a break, even if you cannot talk.
A combination of bacteria and food causes tooth decay and cavities. You can prevent tooth decay by taking steps to limit the bacteria and by eating healthy foods. Brushing and flossing help limit bacteria on your teeth.
Get into a routine for brushing. Brush your teeth twice a day, in the morning and before bedtime.
Floss once a day. The type of floss you use is not important. Choose the type and flavor that works best for you. Use any of the following methods:
Gently work the floss between the teeth toward the gums. Curve the floss around each tooth into a U-shape, and gently slide it under the gum line. Move the floss firmly up and down several times to scrape off the plaque. Popping the floss in and out between the teeth without scraping will not remove much plaque and can hurt your gums.
You may want to try electric cleaning devices (interdental cleaning devices or interdental brushes) that are made to clean between your teeth. They can be as effective as using dental floss.
If your gums bleed when you floss, the bleeding should stop as your gums become healthier.
A child's dental care really starts with his or her mother's healthy pregnancy, because baby teeth begin to form before birth. If you are pregnant, eat a balanced, nutritious diet. And be sure to get enough vitamins and minerals. Pregnant women should have a complete dental exam and get treatment for any cavities or gum disease. For more information, see the topic Pregnancy.
By the time your child is 6 months of age, your doctor should assess the likelihood of your child having future dental problems.3 This may include a dental exam of the mother and her dental history, as the condition of her teeth can often predict her child's teeth. If the doctor thinks your child will have dental problems, be sure your child sees a dentist by his or her first birthday or 6 months after the first primary teeth appear, whichever comes first. After your first visit, schedule regular visits every 6 months or as your dentist recommends.
Experts recommend that your child's dental care start at 12 months of age.3
It's best to start good oral health habits before permanent teeth come in.
Brushing and flossing your child's teeth
Normal amounts of fluoride added to public water supplies and bottled water are safe for children and adults. If your child needs extra fluoride, your dentist may recommend supplements. Use these supplements only as directed. And keep them out of reach of your child. Too much fluoride can be toxic and can stain a child's teeth.
Set up routine visits with your dentist. At the visit, he or she will examine your teeth and gums for signs of tooth decay, gum disease, and other health problems.
For more information about practicing good oral health habits, see the topic Basic Dental Care.
A visit to the dentist can be a scary thing for a child. You can reduce this possibility by choosing your dentist carefully and preparing your child for his or her first visit. Call your dentist for ideas about putting your child at ease before you bring him or her in.
You can take steps at home to relieve pain and swelling in your face and jaw caused by tooth decay.
Your dentist may prescribe chlorhexidine gluconate (Peridex, Periogard), a prescription mouthwash, to reduce the bacteria that cause tooth decay. He or she may also recommend or prescribe other types of fluoride treatment, such as fluoride mouthwash, toothpaste, or supplements.
Over-the-counter medicine can also relieve pain and swelling in your face and jaw caused by tooth decay. These include acetaminophen, such as Tylenol; ibuprofen, such as Advil or Motrin; and aspirin. Do not give aspirin to anyone younger than 20 because of the risk of Reye syndrome.
You may need surgery if tooth decay has damaged the pulp and the tooth.
After removing your tooth, your dentist will replace it with a bridge or an implant.
If your tooth is severely damaged, it may be easier and may cost less to remove the tooth than to have a root canal treatment. If you have root canal treatment, you will need a crown.
If you have certain heart problems, your dentist may prescribe antibiotics before dental surgery. Surgery can cause bacteria in the mouth to enter the bloodstream and cause infections in other parts of the body. The antibiotics lower your risk of getting an infection in your heart called endocarditis. For more information, see People Who Need Antibiotics to Prevent Endocarditis and Procedures That May Require Antibiotics to Prevent Endocarditis.
There is no other treatment for tooth decay.
The American Dental Association (ADA), the professional membership organization of practicing dentists, provides information about oral health care for children and adults. The ADA can also help you find a dentist in your area.
This Web site offered by the CDC provides knowledge, tools, and networks to promote good oral health and to prevent and control tooth decay, gum disease, and oral cancers.
This Web site by the Academy of General Dentistry provides information on dental care and oral hygiene.
The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) is a governmental agency that provides information about oral, dental, and craniofacial health. By conducting and supporting research, the NIDCR aims to promote health, prevent diseases and conditions, and develop new diagnostics and therapeutics.
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Wedge is a great climb located on the open slab between Sliding Board and Sea of Holes. The route offers some great slab climbing as well as some low angle face climbing. The route protects well but be ready for a couple of your typical Whitehorse run outs. P1. From the starting ledge, head up and left to some obvious clumps of bushes. You can belay your partner here or continue up to a two-bolt anchor. If you choose to continue on to the two-bolt anchor, climb up approximately 15ft. until you reach a comfortable stance at a solution pocket. Place a #1 Camalot in the pocket and have your partner take you off belay, as you will need to simo-climb the last 20ft. to the anchor. P2. Climb straight up the blank slab passing a two-bolt anchor and a single protection bolt. When you reach the headwall, clip the old rusty piton and traverse right to a comfortable ledge. You can make a 3-point anchor using the rusty piton, a nut and a small cam. P3. From the anchor, head up the slab and climb the nice lay back crack. At the top of the crack, clip a bolt and make thin moves up and right to gain a nice ledge with a two-bolt anchor. Do not forget to protect your partner on the traverse to the belay ledge. P4. Climb straight up to a large pine tree used to rap the route. If you use the fixed gear on this pitch, be sure to use long runners, as you will generate a lot of rope drag if you don�t. Note: Most parties will rap the route from here using the pine tree, P.3 anchor, and Sliding Board belay stations. P5. If you choose to top out, climb up and left of the pine tree to a large ledge. Traverse the ledge until you reach a corner with some old pitons in it. Climb the corner to the tree ledge above. Note: The rock will have a lot of lichen on it so be very cautious as you climb the corner to the tree ledge. P6. To reach the top, find the path of least resistance keeping in mind that you will want to head up and to the right. Stay roped together and protect yourself and partner by slinging trees and or placing gear as you make you way to the top. It is all scrambling/simo-climbing so take your time and be very cautious.
From the starting ledge, look for a clump of bushes up and to your left.
2 60-meter ropes 1 Set of Stoppers 1 Set up Cams to a #2 Camalot 4 Quick Draws 5 2ft Slings 1 Cordellette
if anyone can help me im wondering do you have to repell from the top of the route or is there a trail to walk down,and do i have to use 2 ropes
If you go all the way to the top, there is a trail that leads back down. If you decide to rap the route from any point, you will need two ropes.
Agree that the first 4 pitches to the tree ledge are great - beautiful, clean slab. You can run pitches 3 and 4 together pretty easily with a 60m. In its current shape I would definitely recommend rapping at the ledge, P5 is ok, some fun steeper climbing but fairly mossy, and above that is a dirty moss and pine needle jungle for 2-3 pitches until you reach 1 more pitch of decent rock for the finish.


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Posted by on Bridget who? She's an ageing and famous English artist known for he 'optical' productions and, to tell the truth, they don't interest me that much. Nevertheless, it was interesting to come across the entrance to her studio when prowling around a place nick0named 'Fish Island,' a place adjacent to the Olympic Park (on its west side and now, believe it or not, designated as a Conservation Area).
It's industrial and was cheap 'n' cheerful. Artists moved in a few years ago and, predictably, the developers have followed, especially give the Olympics and the general regeneration policy in the area. And so, it's changing around there …
The nicest part of this area is called Old Ford Lock – a lock on the River Lea, which runs from somewhere way out north of London, down through the Lea Valley to the River Thames.
I can't even recall why were were there. I hate going anywhere near the Olympics Park … On the other hand, this fringe area is sane, human, where real life is … Yes, I know its odd to refer to such a place in such terms, but the Olympics hype drives me mad.
Anyway, here we were, seeing what new works had taken place in order to sanitise the area for the odd Olympics visitor who might stray over in this direction, and we discovered that one of the warehouses next to the Lock had already been tackled.
OK, the rents will go up, many of the artists will be driven out, etc., but at least there was wit to this particular redevelopment. To me, it was a breath of fresh air (yes, again, I know, a weird thing to say about this part of London )… but London is very short on decent architecture.
The Planning Application told me that: "The site itself is dominated by a three storey Victorian stable block and a mid-twentieth century warehouse extension. Within the site, a triangular courtyard contains various informal lean-to structures and a storage building. The site fronts the River Lea downstream of Old Ford Lock and has a direct viewline to the Olympic Stadium. … The application seeks planning permission for a temporary change of use to a sui generis hospitality venue for the duration of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The capacity of the venue is proposed for up to 3750 people over a period from 0800 to 0400. Works to the buildings involve the restoration of historic structures and some works to facilitate new openings in buildings for access and viewing.
3750? 'Hospitality venue'? Well, OK, I don't know what that means, but it will have "340 staff at any one time and it is expected that the venue will attract a maximum of 6,470 visitors per day." And it seems there will be a 24hr water taxi ('Water Chariots') from the Limehouse Basin, on the Thames (a 40minute ride). No, don't rush to book: it will cost something like £90 for that ride.
Meanwhile, I quite like what the developers are doing with the building. Who's the architect. We think it is Bob McDonald's firm RMA. Certainly, they did all the planning applications.
So what should we get excited? Well, I'm bored with all that 'bog project / star architect' stuff. London is supposed to be a creative city, but you wouldn't know it by chasing up its architecture. However, I do admit: this project is a peculiar mix of to-down / bottom up thinking. The scheme is meant to be a magnet for Olympic Park visitors, but sounds as if the intention is going to be a much longer life as a late-night destination. Hell, whatever: I just like Bob's retention of this absurd projecting steel structure… And then he told me that the whole thing is an eight-week pop-up just5 for the Olympics period!


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Is that the tv or the PS3?
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Sounds like your HDMI wire (or other connection) is about to give... Switch with another wire for confirmation.
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Yeah most probably neither but the connecting wire b/w them.
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Happens to me often, it would flash black for a couple of seconds and then flash back on the screen with the resolution settings appearing on the top right of the screen. Sometimes I have to switch channel back and forth to get the screen back.
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Yeah as already said it seems like a HDMI problem. Buy a cheap one off eBay and see if that rectifies it
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ive actually had the same problem for quite a while now i think atleast the last 6 months actually, i dont know if its a problem with only Sony Bravias though as i have one of those but when i first googled some hdmi/bravia problems when i first got the problems there were quite a few mentions of this being a common error which is rather annoying as my tv selection fell on compatibilty for ps3 aswell, but ye buying a new hdmi cable is prob the best to see if it does it again
For the last 2 weeks i havent had this error which is quite odd as i had just ordered a new hdmi cable but now im afraid to even try the new one out so im still going with the old one till it (hopefully not) does it again, but mine would usually go black for like 3-8 seconds and come back after a while, its rather annoying in some games as that require you to not make an error like racing games as the first initial response is not pausing it as you think something is broken lol
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I did what you guys suggested and bought a new HDMI cable. It stopped so you guys were right, after 4-5 years my HDMI cable finally went out on me.
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How can animate a photo without frame by frame animation?
I need to animate a face from uploaded photo, and automatically moving the mouth, eyes, head ... (for example when mouse roll over over the head)
I guess that previously user have to identify the shape of the mouth, eyes ... joining points and then transforming the image at these points.
I dont know if these are possible in AS3 (or papervision, Away 3d...), but I found some apps that do it:
Crazy Talk:
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Of course it's possible, but no function to do it automatically, you have to program everything (and not a easy project).
Could have eyes and mouth pre-animated, to copy the color, position and shape of the picture elements (2D or 3D).
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FOLLOWING news the number of jobseekers in Worcester has dipped to a five-year low further praise has been heaped on the city's economy.
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4:27pm Sun 18 Aug 13
Jabbadad says...
And I would like a tory politician or one of the blinkered Tory Faithfull who actually go shopping these days as to how they clainm that inflation is around 3% when I find as a weekly shopper that huge amounts of food have increased by 30% over the Tory Government years, and even though they took £50 off the Winter fuel allowance ahead of one of the longest cold spellls for many a year Gas & Electric have risen by over 30%. However I forget the Iain Duncan Smith prudence and who claims to be able to live on £50 per week, and of course we pensioners, under the Tories have never had it so good.
Perhaps they should rename the Liverpoll Pathway The TORY PATHWAY..
6:44pm Sun 18 Aug 13
Europeanist64 says...
This can be answered by the following tests:
1. How many of the jobs are minimum wage or zero-hours, where people are counted as "employed" but some weeks receive no money.
2. Have incomes risen faster than the retail price index?
The economy seems to be recovering on the lines of: the economy getting richer, but society (including working families) getting poorer. A Tory paradise.
If you want to see the real intentions of the ConDems, read "The Road to Wigan Pier" by George Orwell. Says it all!
8:44pm Sun 18 Aug 13
daffy says...
11:50pm Sun 18 Aug 13
mauro balbino says...
Some cases, because of no attendance on signing days - requirement contracted between the Jobcentre Plus and the jobseeker -; payment is cancelled and the process goes back to an initial claim if the jobseeker still wants to apply.
For more specific information, please visit your Citizen Advice Bureau and ask for a Gateway Assessment session. You will be attended shortly after and the session will not last more than fifteen minutes.
9:20am Mon 19 Aug 13
Landy44 says...
Whilst it is good that the number of people claiming job seekers allowance has (apparently) declined (has it...really?), this is not in itself the measure of a healthy local economy. Given Worcesters economy has never been much to speak of, and has in fact been in decline for the last 50+ years, I think it's a bit premature to be claiming success.
This short term political nonsense is precisely why we're STILL in the mess we're in. We do not need these vapour thin "good news" stories from the council via the WN. We need REAL transformative change to kick start a sustainable change in our local economy. The council either need to Stop being part of the problem and help deliver a real solution.
9:40am Mon 19 Aug 13
PrivateSi says...
The transition from welfare to work, money-wise is a joke... You can work 6 months at minimum wage paying no tax then 6 months on benefits and earn the SAME as a FULL year of work (after tax)... Stepped Tax Bans are DISASTROUS - RIDICULOUS - especially the ZERO TAX BANDS!!
There are solutions: The main thing is all income taxes (and wages, by definition) should be paid weekly, on all wages earned, STRAIGHT AWAY.. Extend Regressive benefits from 100% at no income to 0% at minimum or living wage (instead of 16 hours per week MAD cutoff rule) to help work pay...
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10:20am Mon 19 Aug 13
PrivateSi says...
Progressive Income Tax would help work pay more than benefits without effecting the employer (unlike N.I. changes)...
A 4 Point Progressive Income Tax Curve can model the current stepped system with yearly changes aiming to make it 1 simple linear progression (and hopefully lower for all...)
Could have flat rate N.I. & Income Taxes with Regressive Benefits/Tax Break (they are part of the same equation) paid to ALL...
TAX & BENEFIT CURVES not BANDS...
11:27am Mon 19 Aug 13
More Tea Vicar says...
Well done the posters who've been making that point in various ways.
The economy isn't 'flatlining', which is pretty galling for Labour. But it's not doing all that well either, and real purchasing power is being squeezed quite hard.
4:11pm Mon 19 Aug 13
bmoc55 says...
That's the trouble with Britain today, instead of accepting that the news is encouraging, they look to trash every glimmer of progress.
We need people with positive outlook, not whingers
7:08pm Tue 20 Aug 13
Landy44 says...
bmoc55 wrote:We DESPERATELY need reality, truth and honesty from our (local) councils. Unfortunately many of the electorate (and posters on this site) feed the problem by bringing in party politics when the reality is that all "flavours" of politics have and continue to prove to be useless at dealing with the economy of this city/county/country (depending on your perspective). Sadly our form of government is not that far from a fascist dictatorship (check the definition if you are curious) and is by no means democratic, nor is it acting in the interests of it's citizens who fund it! I think people therefore have a right to moan, although I'd rather they saw the reality!
Well we can see the above comments are mostly negative.
That's the trouble with Britain today, instead of accepting that the news is encouraging, they look to trash every glimmer of progress.
We need people with positive outlook, not whingers
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He's a big-headed, boring, talentless, guileless, clueless, finger sniffing, face rubbing, 4-4-2 playing, bullshitting, media loving, Ferguson noshing, clunge rocket of a man, and I fucking love being smalltime when it comes to saying so.
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That's without a doubt Hicks in the photos. Can we get a thread title change to make it more obvious that we need to get sending more emails? Maybe an update in the OP with the draft letter from the Blackstone thread and the new email addresses?I'd make a new thread but I'm not sure we need another when this one's here.
"Clubs have virtually been destroyed by people making bad decisions."You're not fucking wrong, Roy. There was one in particular in the summer which you might remember.
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it was JP Morgan & Deutsche Bank From ErinNYC75 twitterUpdate....Hicks and son entered into Deutsche Bank, next door to JPM.so don't forget them
I've removed the Blackstone folk from my mass email. Do we just add these three now? I'm trying to think on my toes here.Could get a bit embarrassing if JP Morgan get thousands of emails from outraged Liverpool supporters. They may ask why we're doing it? Our reply, "Someone took a photo of a person that resembled Hicks sat outside one of your banks".
DB are advising him on the the fundraising for Hicks Acquisition Company II Inc, so still relevant but not as much as any lenders
http://twitpic.com/2qomn2here's another twitpic of a few twits from Erin on Twitter
Is that the same guy in the trackie in the background? definately looks suspicious.Come on lad, get on with it.....pull the trigger.
Wonder who he is on the phone to? Ocean Finance?
http://liverpoolfc.co.za/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/1126051643/m/9551056105Could this be related?
i long for the day that the city of Liverpool awakes to the sight of Gillett and Hicks bodies hanging on the Shankly Gates.
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You're being stalked,
FROM FACEBOOK -Citi and Deutsche Bank are helping him raise $200 million via a new acquisition vehicle (not sure whether related to LFC)http://www.faqs.org/sec-filings/100628/Hicks-Acquisition-CO-II-Inc_S-1/


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16 ounces dried brown rice pasta
1 (10 ounce) package frozen peas
2 cups packed fresh spinach, chopped
1 (14.75 ounce) can salmon, drained and flaked
1 (8 ounce) bottle Italian-style salad dressing (such as Annie's Lemon and Chive Dressing®)
1/2 cup finely chopped carrots
3/4 cup red cherry tomatoes
3/4 cup yellow cherry tomatoes
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 jalapeno pepper, finely chopped
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Surf Parade Resort is situated along Surf Parade in Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast. During free time, vacationers can shop at Pacific Fair or spend time viewing the displays at Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Odditorium and Wax Museum.
Have a pampering stay in one of the 98 elegantly furnished self-contained apartment units all equipped with air conditioning, wireless Internet access, cable/satellite TV, hairdryer, en suite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities.
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We had a great week at Surf Parade Resort. The room was very comfortable, the view was magnificent and and the location was perfect. A short 10-minute walk to the restaurants of Broadbeach mall and a bit longer to Surfers Paradise. This made it perfect for going out, but put enough distance between us and the other tourist attractions to be able to relax in peace and quiet.
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Relaxing, affordable,nice people,good size pool and private outdoor area, close to beach, down-town surfers nearby, no hassles and even allowed early check-in as room was ready. Would recommend to others,Cheers.
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This was my second visit to the Surf Parade resort. We just love the location. It is an easy walk to either Surfers or Broadbeach. The resort itself has everything you need. The staff gave very good service but I think they need to be a bit friendlier and greet you instead of keeping their eyes glued to the computer screen.
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For a simple place to stay, this resort is ideal. It has a well equipped kitchen with excellent new laundry facilities. Some of the finishes were a bit worn and the unit could do with a refurbishment sooner rather than later. The location places it between Surfers and Broadbeach and we enjoyed the flat walk to the great shops and cafes of Broadbeach rather than Surfers. The staff were friendly and helpful. Recommended as a good-value, well located place to stay.
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Captain Clark:
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In my walk of this day, I saw mountains on either side of the river at no great distance. Those mountains appeared to be detached, and not ranges as laid down by the Minnetarees. I also think I saw a range of high mountains at a great distance to the south-southwest but am not certain, as the horizon was not clear enough to view it with certainty.
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