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Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company
Address: Pho Ha Street - Bac Ninh
Tel / Fax: 02223.720.838
About Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company
Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company was established by decision of Bac Ninh Department of Planning and Investment on 13/08/2008. Its main activity is producing and trading functional foods - cosmetics - nutritious food.
Wishing to improve the quality of life on a better for the people of Vietnam. Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company is proud of being one of the leading units in the research and distribution of products that help support human health.
The Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company has made continuous efforts to research and develop social products that address the social diseases people are living with. community. We are committed to bring the best brands, the best products to strengthen the trust of customers for the products and services that the company has researched and developed to be worthy of the title of joint "For the health of the Vietnamese".
In 2015, the branch of Southern Pharmaceutical and Trading Company was established, to meet the demand of expanding the market and has been operating stably, contributing to the development of Phuongdongpharma has consistently pursued the goal : Cooperation, investment and sustainable development, building a Phuongdongpharma is a common place where people associate their shared interests and responsibilities. and responsibility.
Incorporated with open policies on personnel, management regime, salary mechanism, customer regime. Phuongdongpharma desires to create a good working environment, generate employee income, where individuals can promote their creativity.
Phuongdongpharma Customer satisfaction is the premise for the development. Each product Phuongdongpharma to bring to the market are based on the feedback of customers, ensuring reasonable prices that are effective to consumers, is not merely a product, but also much information on medicine, herbal contributions. Human health improvement.
With the desire to bring the best services and products to users, we are always ready to receive and appreciate any comments from customers.
- Vision:
Become a company manufacturing, trading medicine, functional foods, cosmetics, milk, high quality, effective and reliable partner.
- Core values:
Looking forward to the future is a prerequisite for us to offer genuine consulting solutions to create superior quality products. The focus in the profession will direct us to be responsible for public health.
- Mission:
Wishing to be a reputable manufacturer, reliable partner. We do not stop research, commit to quality products, invest in modern machinery and technology, improve production methods and invest in the most complete facilities.
- Business philosophy:
Public health is the biggest responsibility for us. So in all our business activities we are taking the mind in the profession to serve the public health. Give us the opportunity to show your goodness.
For more information about Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company please contact:
Orient Pharmaceutical and Trading Company
Headquarters: And. P Hạp Lĩnh. Bac Ninh City. Bac Ninh province


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The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards' national office in New York City is dedicated to growing and supporting our Affiliate Partners across the country. Our Affiliate Partners are doing great work in their communities, and we love hearing about their outreach efforts, their students, and their programs. This month, we shine the spotlight on Barton College which manages the Eastern/Central North Carolina Art Region of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Here's what Barton College had to say about Awards activity in their region:
Barton College of Wilson, NC, has been an art affiliate for the Scholastic Awards for 39 years. Every January, the regional exhibition of Gold Key and Silver Key artworks fills four campus galleries from floor to ceiling with innovative student artworks—an annual campus highlight. In 2017, more than 500 Gold and Silver Keys were chosen from more than 3,500 entries.
The College's region includes 62 counties in the Eastern-Central half of our state:
Alamance; Beaufort; Bertie; Bladen; Brunswick; Camden; Carteret; Caswell; Chatham; Chowan; Columbus; Craven; Cumberland; Currituck; Dare; Davidson; Duplin; Durham; Edgecombe; Forsyth; Franklin; Gates; Granville; Greene; Guilford; Halifax; Harnett; Hertford; Hoke; Hyde; Johnston; Jones; Lee; Lenoir; Martin; Moore; Montgomery; Nash; New Hanover; Northampton; Onslow; Orange; Pamlico; Pasquotank; Pender; Perquimans; Person; Pitt; Randolph; Richmond; Robeson; Rockingham; Sampson; Scotland; Stokes; Tyrell; Vance; Wake; Warren; Washington; Wayne; and Wilson.
The ten-member Regional Teacher Advisory Committee meets in October to help guide the regional program. At this meeting, suggestions are made to improve our exhibition and ceremony, expand regional communication with teachers, parents, and students, and to choose each year's jurors. The roster of jurors reflects the wealth of professional resources in our area. The jury, featuring a different slate of reviewers yearly, includes museum curators, retired K-12 art educators, collectors, college and university professors, and artists working in a variety of media. Jurying is an exhilarating process.
Barton's Gallery Management students help in all aspects of hosting the Awards. These undergraduates meet high school and middle school art teachers as they deliver art, contribute graphic design in assembling the regional online catalogue, install the exhibition, and help host the awards ceremony, which coincides with the exhibition opening. Featured speakers have included prominent artists, a museum director, statewide arts administrators, an Alliance staffer, and a nationally–syndicated cartoonist. Student awardees each ascend the stage and stand at the podium to be recognized.
During the regional exhibition, Barton hosts Art Days in Wilson, bringing teachers together to share lesson plans, project ideas, and teaching strategies. Teachers visit local art celebrities, most notably Wilson County's Vollis Simpson, the late legendary maker of monumental steel whirligigs and official State Folk Artist of North Carolina.
An important statewide event, featuring the Western Region, Mid-Carolina Region, and the Eastern/Central Region, is an April ceremony at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh to recognize the three affiliates' selections for the Governor's Student Excellence Awards, as well as North Carolina national Gold and Silver Medal awardees. Families, teachers, and principals have the opportunity to experience, for a few hours, the Mansion's Southern decorative charm. Presenters at this event have included two state First Ladies and one First Gentleman, Secretary of Cultural Resources, and Director of the North Carolina Museum of Art. Four student works, three in art and one in writing, are subsequently shown in the atrium of the North Carolina Legislative Office Building.
In addition to the American Visions nominees, our regional jurors choose special awards: Emerging Visions Award for middle school artwork; Edward E. Brown Sculpture Award; Vollis Simpson Recycled Materials Award; and The North Carolina Art Education Association Award. Jerry's Artarama of Raleigh sponsors The Jurors' Portfolio Award, which includes a gift certificate for art supplies. The Wilson Times Award, typically an achromatic composition suitable for publication, is sponsored by our town's family-owned independent local newspaper, which prints a full-page article featuring student artwork and promoting the exhibition.
Families gather during the gallery opening to celebrate the proud moment; student creativity is recognized by peers, teachers, and families. In many cases, generations are brought together, fostering understanding of our youth and their creative vision.
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are proud to work with organizations like Barton College to help talented students receive recognition for their creative efforts. By partnering together, Barton College and the Scholastic Awards give our youth the support they need to become lasting members of their art and writing communities.
To learn more about Barton College's Scholastic Awards program, click on an image below to open PDFs of their ceremony program or to view more information about the region.


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Topic Archives: Monday Night Black Tie Series
"Bridge Collapsing" Monday Night Don't Call It Hotlanta makes summer appearance
Monday Night Don't Call It Hotlanta returns for a hoppy start to August.
Last year, the brewery's Black Tie Series became home to this quadruple dry-hopped imperial India pale ale, brewed with Columbus, Citra, and Galaxy hops. According to the brewery, it's a "bridge collapsing" 8.5% alcohol by volume. Don't know what that means by bridge collapsing in Atlanta? Google it. It was truly a shitshow.
With the unpredictability of Atlanta's spring weather, this cloudy double IPA pops with sunny tropical notes on the nose. It drinks dank and finishes with a bit of bitterness, much like an Atlanta sports fan.
Monday Night Don't Call It Hotlanta will be available once again in a new 16-ounce can format and draft for a limited time starting July 26th.
Drink it in good health… and don't call it "Hotlanta".
Style: Imperial IPA
Hops: Citra, Galaxy, Columbus
Malts: Pilsner, 2-Row, Flaked Oats
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft.
Debut: 4/29/18
Latest Return: 8/2/19
PIC: Beer Street Journal
Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt cans return
Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt, part of the brewery's special Black Tie Series, is back in cans ahead of the holidays.
It was 2013 when Atlanta, Georgia first saw Bourbon Barrel-Aged Drafty Kilt. The brewery took their year-round scotch ale Drafty Kilt and aged it in fresh Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. The result won Monday Night a gold at the Great American Beer Festival.
In 2017, Monday Night decided to can Black Tie Series BBA Drafty Kilt, of which series has seen new siblings like Cardigans of the Galaxy, Space Lettuce, Piranha Dealer and Don't Call it Hotlanta. "It's full-bodied, slightly smoky and sweet character lends itself perfectly to Kentucky bourbon barrels. Our first batch blew people away, so we decided to make it an annual holiday tradition," says brewery co-founder Jonathan Baker.
Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt is available in 12-ounce cans and draft for a limited time starting November 19th.
Style: Scotch Ale (Barrel Aged, Bourbon)
Hops: Columbus, Willamette
Malts: Roasted Barley, Chocolate Malt, Crystal Malt, Cherrywood-smoked
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft.
Can Debut: Late November 2017
Latest Release: 11/19/18
Easily one of the brewery's best. Monday Night Tears of My Enemies
Monday Night Tears of My Enemies debuts this month, part of the fanciest lineup in the Atlanta brewery's arsenal – the Black Tie Series.
The Black Tie Series is home to beers like Mom Jeans, Georgian Imperial Stout, and the well-known Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt. The week of Valentine's Day, it will be home to one more -Monday Night Tears of My Enemies.
RELATED: Monday Night's New Sour Facility [PICS]
Does a scotch barrel milk stout do it for you? This "vindictive" milk stout picks up hints of smoke from the 18 year old scotch whisky barrels, and is finished with a touch of both vanilla and locally roasted Batdorf & Bronson coffee. Despite being a fantastic beer, it almost wasn't even brewed.
Monday Night's head brewer Peter Kiley saw a beautiful fusion of milk stout and the Macallan 18 year barrels the brewery recently acquired. A milk stout in coffee can be quite good. Throwing that beer into those sexy, hard-to-get scotch barrels? Fan-freaking-tastic. Unfortunately, Kiley found his vision didn't have some of the powers that be salivating like he was. These barrels don't show up at your doorstep everyday.
Perhaps even the best idea is met with a little resistance. Kiley pressed forward, and with good reason. Tears of My Enemies is an triumph for the budding brewer. Enemies starts with a burst of coffee and chocolate, and finishes silky, with smokey hints of the sexiness that is Maccallan 18. A bottle of that scotch will set you back nearly $250 dollars. Lucky for you, this creation is less than $20. If you ask us, it's the best barrel-aged beer Monday Night has ever released. In the end, the name is pretty fitting for Kiley. Nothing worth doing is easy. You won't find him gloating. You can taste it in ever sip.
There is nothing more sumptuous than the misfortune of your enemies. That dark, smoky taste of revenge takes over as it hits your lips, marching upon your tongue like an army towards certain victory…
Monday Night Tears of My Enemies will be a 22 ounce bottle release, the week of Valentine's Day 2017. We suggest you track one of these down.
Style: Imperial Milk Stout (w/ Vanilla Beans, Coffee. Barrel Aged. Scotch Whisky.)
Availability: 22oz Bottles
Debut: Week of Valentine's Day 2017
Above: Monday Night's head brewer Peter Kiley and his creation, Tears of My Enemies. Photo: Beer Street Journal
Monday Night Mom Jeans hits Black Tie Series
Monday Night Mom Jeans has officially joined the brewery's Black Tie Series.
The Black Tie Series is the brewery's more "formal & fancy" line of beers. The Black Tie family features the likes of Great American Beer Festival medal winning Barrel Aged Drafty Kilt, and most recently, Georgian Imperial Stout.
This beer is built for function, not fashion. Effervescent with toasty malt overtones and a delicate hop finish, this dry Belgian-style pale ale was aged in the barrels of the mother of all suburban beverages. Fresh chardonnay barrels lend light vanilla notes and a pleasant tartness to the flavor.
Fill your social calendar with playdates and your shopping cart with Lunchables, so at the end for the day, you deserve a Mom Jeans. Heck, split it with your neighbor so that you can get some conversation with an adult.
Monday Night Mom Jeans will be a 22 ounce bottle offering. Now on shelves.
Style: Belgian-style Pale Ale (Wine Barrel Aged.)
Hops: East Kent Goldings
Malts: Pilsner, Vienna, Munich, Biscuit, Aromatic
Debut: May, 2016
Read more: Monday Night Black Tie Series
Monday Night Georgian Imperial Stout joins Black Tie Series
Monday Night Georgian Imperial Stout starts shipping this week. A new addition to the brewery's Black Tie Series.
Despite the brewery being based in Atlanta, Georgia, the 'Georgian' part of this beer name is actually referring to the country of Georgia. Monday Night Georgian Imperial Stout is brewed with 300 pounds of hazelnuts imported from the Eurasian country.
Incidentally, this is the first imperial stout released by Monday Night. The boozy newbie is brewed with a copius amount of flaked oats, which gives the stout a smooth, creamy mouthfeel. The hazelnut flavor isn't overwhelming, but a nice, subtle compliment to this Russian imperial stout.
Monday Night Georgian Imperial Stout is available now in 22 ounce bottles and draft for a limited time.
Style: Imperial Stout (w/ Hazelnuts)
Availability: 22oz Bottles, Draft
Release: Early-February, 2016
Monday Night Laissez-Faire Debuts Today
Monday Night Laissez-Faire, a wheatwine aged in red wine barrels, makes its first public debut today. The beer has been aging at the brewery for 10 months.
Laissez-Faire, Noun -les eh fair; French le-sey-fer To Allow the beer to hang out in a red wine barrel for months on end.
Recent releases in the Black Tie Series includes Spirit Animal, and Tie Four One, the brewery's 4th Anniversary offering.
Monday Night Laissez-Faire is a 22 ounce bottle offering. The brewery debuts this newbie with a very special lineup at Brick Store Pub in Decatur, Georgia.
Style: Wheatwine (Barrel Aged. Red Wine.)
Hops: Chinook, Columbus, and Willamette
Malts: Pilsner, Caramel, Flaked Oats
Yeast: Champagne
Availability: 22oz Bottles, Draft.
Release: September, 2015
The Brickstore lineup includes:
- Tie 4 On Quad aged on oak
- Spirit Animal Sour aged on French oak and rose hips
- Bed Head Imperial IPA brewed with locally roasted Batdorf & Bronson coffee
- Blood Orange Blind Pirate, an IPA brewed with Italian blood orange juice
- Serrano Eye Patch
- Nitro Drafty Kilt
- Cask of Gun Show Belgian Strong brewed with pears
- Laissez-Faire
Monday Night Spirit Animal, the Brewery's First Sour
Monday Night Spirit Animal takes aim at the brewery's elite Black Tie Series in 2015. Important to note, this beer is a sour.
Monday Night's Black Tie Series has featured medal winning Bourbon Barrel Aged Drafty Kilt (a scotch ale), Master Splinter (Imperial red ale) and Hipster Fresh Hop Harvest, just to name a few. A sour beer changes the game a bit.
Crouching below the surface, hidden in the bubbles, prowling in the tang of the yeast of Spirit Animal, is a wolf. Wild and untamed, this sour ale echoes a time when beer was fermented in the open air in the moonlight.
This wolf is hungry, and he's preying on your tastebuds. Prepare to be smote. Smiled. Smitten. Whatever.
Monday Night Spirit Animal is aged on toasted French oak and rose hips. Available in 22oz bottles. Monday Night tells Beer Street Journal that Spirit Animal is nearly ready, and will be shooting for an early July release.
A Beer Street Journal video short is coming soon.
Style: American Wild Ale (w/ Rose Hips, Oak Aged)
Hops: Chinook, Columbus, Willamette
Malts: Pilsner, Wheat
Availability: 22oz Bottles, Draft.
Release: Early July, 2015
5.5% ABV, 15 IBUs


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About our clinic
If you've been feeling concerned or worried about your dental health, don't put off visiting the dentist any longer. Our friendly, experienced team at Bupa Dental Toowong is here to help put your mind at ease.
We understand the crucial role that good oral health plays, not only for your dental
Remember - prevention is always better than cure, and regular dental examinations can help catch any problems early and help you maintain a healthy mouth.
Our modern, relaxing clinic located in central Toowong offers a comprehensive range of services for your whole family; from regular check-ups and teeth cleaning, through to more involved procedures such as dental implants*, in comfort.
Using new AIRFLOW® technology, we take a more comfortable, less invasive approach to cleaning teeth.
If you are interested in a brighter, whiter smile, our experienced dental team can also discuss cosmetic dental options such as veneers, crowns, bridges and teeth whitening*.
If you're a new patient, we have a bit to catch up on! So at your first
We'll then develop a
Our team of dentists and staff look forward to welcoming you at Bupa Dental Toowong. With many years of experience between us, our caring and highly professional team are here to help with all of your dental needs.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Our team
Dr James Douglas
Dr James Douglas
Dr James Douglas attained a Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in physiology, from the University of Otago (NZ) in 1978. He then completed a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 1982. The two degrees have shaped his holistic approach to dentistry, providing a deep understanding of the effects dentistry has not only on your teeth, jaw and face, but on your overall general health and vitality. Dr Douglas's holistic approach has led to a special interest and expertise in orthodontics, temporomandibular joint issues and sleep dentistry.
Throughout his dentistry Dr Douglas maintains a philosophy of tooth conservation with a focus on his patient's long term oral and general health. Dr. Douglas offers the latest in orthodontic treatment including Invisalign. Dr Douglas is also skilled in cosmetic dentistry and can rejuvenate your smile with treatments including teeth whitening, veneers, implants and crowns.
Dr. Douglas continuously seeks further education, keeping up to date with the latest dental innovations and techniques as a part of his commitment to the wellbeing of his patients. This leads him to conferences and seminars throughout Australia and America on a regular basis.
Dr Adam Alford
Dr Adam Alford
Dr Adam's overall goal is to provide you and your family with all your treatment needs in a professional, friendly, caring and relaxed atmosphere. Dr Adam Alford aims to explain your treatment options in an easy to understand manner. With this in mind he believes it's important to work with a team who compliments this vision.
He graduated from the University of Sydney with Honours, in 2000 after moving down from Brisbane. Dr Alford has worked extensively in Country, General Family, Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontic and Dental Implant practices, in both Australia and the United Kingdom.
Dr Alford has strong beliefs in offering patients options with supporting information on the positives and negatives of these options. He believes this enables you, as the patient, to make an educated decision and to decide the treatment that best suits your particular circumstance.
In his spare time Dr Alford enjoys being a dad to his three kids aged 8, 6 and 3 and occasionally squeezing in some exercise.
Dr Emma Hatherall
Dr Emma Hatherall
Emma graduated from the University Of Wales College Of Medicine in 2005 with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery, receiving the prize for conservative dentistry for that year. Since graduating, Emma has also gained the postgraduate MJDF qualification through the Royal College of Surgeons.
After graduation she worked in private practice in Wales. She also took up roles within Cardiff Dental Hospital on both the Oral Medicine Department and Paediatric Department where she developed a keen passion for treating children.
Emma moved to Brisbane to enjoy our warmer climate in 2013 and has recently joined the team at Face Value. She enjoys all aspects of general dentistry, and has a particular interest in treating children. Emma prides herself on making sure that her patients feel at ease and completely relaxed during their treatment.
She is committed to maintaining her professional development, and ensures that she is up to date on current methods and techniques by regularly attending courses and conferences.
Outside of work Emma enjoys keeping active, especially long distance running.
Dr Lily Zhu
Dr Lily Zhu
Lily graduated from the University of Queensland with first class honours and the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons Prize for that year. She has previously worked in private practice in Gatton and Ipswich before joining the team at Face Value Dental.
Lily is committed to providing gentle, caring and friendly service in all aspects of general dentistry, with a particular interest in Oral Surgery. She is also a provider of Invisalign Go clear aligner treatment, which works well for many cases of minor tooth crowding and correction of minor relapse after braces. She speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Outside of work, she loves learning new things, cooking, photography and various creative arts.
Dr Maria Giles
Dr Maria Giles
Maria speaks Spanish and is more than happy to treat those from the Spanish speaking community. Maria works some Saturdays at the practice, which is convenient for people who cannot attend an appointment during a normal working week. Maria enjoys going to the gym and enjoys learning mindfulness, meditation, and aromatherapy. She is trying to introduce a holistic approach
Dr Reeynaa Ohm
Dr Reeynaa Ohm
She believes that the key to long-term clinical success is excellent dental treatment and motivating the patients to make positive lifestyle changes. Although passionate about all aspects of dentistry, her special interests include Advanced Restorative Dentistry, Periodontics & Prosthodontics. Her professional time is spent between working at our practices and mentoring students at the University of Queensland - School of Dentistry.
Outside of work Reeynaa enjoys yoga, baking and reading fiction.
Dr Yumi Choi
Dr Yumi Choi
She provides all aspects of general dentistry, including general restorations, root canal treatment, crown and bridges, composite and porcelain veneers and dentures.
Yumi is extremely passionate about her profession and has a great interest in oral surgery and cosmetic dentistry. Yumi's positive attitude, integrity
Outside of dentistry, Yumi enjoys keeping fit, hiking and taking regular yoga and Pilates classes. She has a great passion for
Dr (Luther) Nguyen-Pham
Dr (Luther) Nguyen-Pham
Dr Nguyen-Pham graduated from the University of Queensland in 2018 and is the newest addition to the team at Bupa Dental Toowong.
Luther is committed to making your dental visit as comfortable as possible and is thoroughly interested in all aspects of general dentistry, especially kids dentistry. He is dedicated to making your dental experience a positive one.
He speaks Vietnamese and is more than happy to see patients from the Vietnamese community here at Bupa Toowong.
In his free time, Luther enjoys playing tennis and travelling around the world.
Oral Health Therapists
Zoe Clarke
Zoe Clarke
Zoe graduated from the University of Queensland in 2003 with a Bachelor of Applied Health Science (Oral Health) and has been working as a dental hygienist and therapist in Brisbane for over six and a half years. Zoe joined the Face Value Dental team in January 2010 and has become known for her gentle and caring approach.
As an oral health therapist, Zoe aims to assist patients in achieving optimum oral health through prevention of dental disease. As an oral health therapist, Zoe performs thorough scale and cleans on all our patients and is able to treat mild to moderate gum disease. Zoe has also gained extensive experience in children's dentistry through her dental therapy work. As a therapist, Zoe is able to restore teeth, apply fissure sealants and remove baby teeth when necessary in children from four to seventeen years of age. Her aim is to give all patients as pleasant an experience as possible in the dental chair.
Steve Ahn
Steve Ahn
Steve joined our team in August 2014 as an Oral Health Therapist (OHT). Steve graduated from the University of Otago in 2010 with a Bachelor of Oral Health. He has been working as a dental hygienist and dental therapist in Australia since graduating in both private and public dental settings. He also worked as a research assistant at the University of Melbourne.
In his spare
Steve is fluent in Korean.
General & Preventive
- Oral hygiene
- Dental fillings
- Kids' dental
- Mouthguards
- Sleep apnoea/snoring
- Sedation
- Periodontics (gum disease)
Oral Surgery
- Wisdom teeth removal
- Neuromuscular dentistry
Cosmetic Dentistry
- Implants
- Crowns and bridges
- Veneers
- Whitening
- Full mouth rehabilitation
- Dentures
- Prosthodontics
- Same day crowns (CEREC)
- Straighter Teeth
- Emergency Services
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Take great care of your kids' pearly whites. There are no out-of-pocket expenses for dental check-ups, teeth cleaning, fillings, x‑rays and more.
Price Certainty
Bupa members enjoy certainty of out-of-pocket costs at all Members First practices^.
Payment Plans
Flexible payment plans are available at this practice. Get the treatment you need now and pay for it over time. Learn more about it here.
Languages spoken
Our dentists and therapists speak:
- English
- Cantonese: Dr Lily Anderson (dentist)
- Mandarin: Dr Lily Anderson (dentist)
- Location
- Public transport
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Public transport
Stops are located along Sherwood Road servicing bus routes 416 and 470 within walking distance of the practice.
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Breaking News: The ECB made no changes to monetary policy or guidance in its decision and statement today. EUR is selling off as some traders had hoped the central bank would at least hint toward a resumption in tapering in future. It looks like details may have to wait to the December meeting. The single currency may remain active through President Draghi's press conference in a half hour. Traders may key in on comments related to the outlook for inflation and GDP (which could be dampened by a higher currency) and any comments related to the value of the Euro (particularly if he tries to talk it down after the big rally of recent months).
Coming off a wild Wednesday, the USD is under pressure today as traders take a dovish read on the day's big surprises.
The Bank of Canada joined the Fed on raising interest rates for a second time this year. CAD broke out on the news and continues to advance. In the US there were two surprises, FOMC vice chair Fischer announced he is leaving in October and that President Trump has reached a deal with the Democrats for Hurricane aid and to keep the government running to December 15, that continue to rock the dollar.
These developments have changed expectations of Fed timing significantly as the window for action has shifted. Prior to yesterday, the looming budget battle had meant September was unlikely for a move while December was open. Now the prospect of a Christmas budget war and possible shutdown over the holidays takes December off the table but opens September back up. With Fischer leaving just before the October meeting and Chair Yellen's future uncertain beyond the January meeting when her term ends, it looks like the Fed may start normalizing its balance sheet this month but another rate hike is unlikely until March of 2018 at the earliest.
This means two rate hikes (as I called) rather than three (as FOMC members have been projecting) looks more likely for this year. It looks like the prospect of a more dovish Fed in the near term (Fischer was the most neutral to hawkish of the Big Three at the Fed) is dragging on the Dollar. Longer term, this could change with several vacancies at the Fed waiting to be filled by President Trump.
Stocks have been trading neutral to moderately higher this morning. The Dax is up 0.8% while the FTSE is up 0.4%. US index futures are flat. Gold is up 0.4% today with EUR, GBP, JPY and other major currencies also posting gains against the Dollar.
Energy markets are mixed this morning between inventory reports. WTI is down 0.2%, pausing to digest two days of big gains. Gasoline has bounced back 0.9% following a tumble. API inventories showed a much more moderate increase in oil stockpiles and a smaller decline in gasoline inventories compared with the numbers expected for tomorrow's DOE reports. Although the inventory numbers may be distorted for the next several weeks, significant surprises could still have a significant impact on trading.
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You know what the world needs now? I know what you're thinking, "Love, sweet love," and, yes, you and Burt Bacharach are right; however, I was thinking "1970's inspired watches." They were playing with some great designs back then; creative, envelope-pushing designs rich in color and shape. Granted, they weren't all winners, but there is so much material to draw upon that would look fresh and new today. Every time I see a new Submariner style diver, Panerai clone, or (God help us) "minimalist" watch, I wonder why more microbrands haven't tapped into the expressive concepts of the Me Generation. Some have already found this muse, like Chris Vail's Lew & Huey Spectre, Chip Yuen's Aevig Valkyr, Stephan Trimbos's Stuckx Bull, and Kyle Schut's Curve-Chrono. The latest micro to boogie on back is Doug Kim's Manchester Watch Works, whose new project, the Equinox, borrows elements from two 1970's Omegas. He provided a blue dial prototype for review.
The Equinox has its roots in the Omega Genève Dynamic, a slim, oval cased automatic that has long held a special place in my heart. Doug started sketching his version of that watch's "eyeball" dial, which soon evolved into a layout closer to the geometric, yet equally groovy, Omega Constellation Megaquartz. He ultimately settled on a circular index with long markers and a 6 o'clock date window inside a rectangular case with bowed sides, as if the pronounced ring was pushing the walls of its frame. All of the branding and text is kept within this ring, so there isn't much of it. Just the MWW name and logo up top, and "Automatic" at the bottom in a slightly elongated and lightweight font, which (and I admit, this is a nitpick) makes "MWW" appear blocky in comparison. Polished baton hands and a wedge-shaped, "speedometer needle" second hand echo those of the Dynamic. There are only two colors available: black with a light blue second hand, and royal blue with an orange second hand. Both dials have a sun ray effect. It is a lovely dial that is equally striking at night when the BGW9 SuperLuminova pops to life.
The dial is set deep below a flat mineral crystal in a brushed stainless steel case. Micro brand buyers have come to expect sapphire as a matter of course, but that gets tricky when you have to cut a custom shape. Mineral keeps the cost down. The display case back is also mineral, secured with four screws. A sturdy, signed crown at 3 o'clock screws down, contributing to the watch's respectable 100m water resistance. I appreciate the crown's function, but I do wish it were slightly shorter. Its size and shape would be better suited to a tool watch than the more fashion-forward Equinox.
The case measures 37mm wide, 43mm long, and just 11mm thick. Rounded corners, a polished and beveled edge, and a fine channel surrounding the case edge all help break up what might otherwise be an imposing block of steel, but it is still a substantial watch. I had no issues wearing it on my 6.5" wrist, even with a suit, but I do wish it had a little curvature to its case back for a closer fit on the wrist. It's by no means oversized by modern standards, but it wears much bigger than its vintage counterparts. One important note: the circular brushing on the prototype was a factory error. Production watches will have the correct north-south brushing. This is a relief because everyone who has touched the watch has tried to wipe it off!
A Seiko NH35 peeks through the case back. This 24 jewel, 21.6k bph automatic hacks and hand winds with a 40h-our power reserve. It's a quality unit, beloved by many a micro. The rotor was unadorned on the sample but will be signed with the Manchester Watch Works mountain logo when done.
The sample arrived on a leather-backed, tapered, black carbon fiber strap. Its 20mm lugs are hidden under the case. It's a nice choice for the Equinox, appearing at once edgy and neatly tailored. Using cutting-edge materials like this was very much the trend in the early-70's. In that way, the carbon fiber harkens back to the Omega Dynamic's original Corfam synthetic straps. While I like the strap, I keep imagining this watch on a bracelet. Yes, I know it would have been more expensive, but custom links that repeated the boxy case shape would have been an ideal complement. I am quite sure more than a few future owners will experiment with aftermarket options. Mesh is an obvious choice, but I'd try an Oyster.
I thoroughly enjoyed the Equinox. Doug's clever merger of retro cues and modern design sensibilities has created a refreshing watch that stands apart from the crowd. It is an attractive proposition made even more enticing by its value. Manchester Watch Works prices its products very aggressively, and this watch is no exception. Look for pre-order pricing to start under $200, which is outstanding in and of itself - but wait, it gets better. Time Bum readers can an extra 15% off of any watch any watch at ManchesterWatchWorks.com with the code TIMEBUM15.
The Equinox will launch later this year, and I, for one, will be waiting.
Pro: Fabulous style.
Con: Feels thicker than it is.


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Business receives a Brilliance in Business Award from the City of West Chicago
From its inception eight years ago, Royal Polish Nail Salon has known the secrets of success in the small business world; personal service, knowledge and commitment to industry best practices; and the charm of a downtown bricks and mortar location. The business recently was awarded the prestigious Brilliance in Business Award from the City of West Chicago.
Owner Kristin Ramirez has established the core value of offering an unsurpassed level of customer service that has rewarded her with a steady, loyal clientele and consistent 5-star reviews on social media. Her business also received several shout-outs to the City of West Chicago's call for nominations for its annual business recognition program.
Ramirez's passion for education in the field of cosmetology, specifically nail care, is crystal clear the moment one steps into the clean, serene nail salon at 116 Galena Street in historic downtown West Chicago. Recently, Mayor Ruben Pineda and City staff visited the business to congratulate Ramirez and tour the intimate space that exudes the ultimate in pampering. While there, Mayor Pineda spoke about the City's plans for the downtown's future redevelopment, and thanked her for contributing to its growing vitality through her quality establishment.
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Craniosacral Therapy
Theory Behind Craniosacral Therapy
Cranial osteopathy is based on the theory that increased flow of cerebrospinal fluid helps normalize systems in the body and can be used to help treat a number of ailments. The health of the central nervous system (CNS) is paramount for overall health, while proper functioning of the CNS is influenced by the soft tissues and fluid protecting the brain and spinal chord. During biodynamic craniosacral therapy, the practitioner is said to 'listen through his hands' for subtle rhythms and patterns of blockage or inertia. By 'reading the body's story,' the therapist identifies where disease lies or where issues are held and helps release trapped forces and heal fragmentation of the body and mind.
Cranial Sacral Manipulation
During cranial sacral manipulation, the practitioner uses gentle touch to evaluate the internal environment and applies light pressure to select points on the body connected with the craniosacral system (the cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord). By freeing the CNS and releasing restrictions or blockages found, craniotherapy eliminates pain and stress, strengthens resistance to disease, and enhances general health and well-being.
Gentle in nature, craniosacral treatments are appropriate for all ages, from newborns to the elderly. Craniopathy is typically performed by chiropractors, osteopaths, and massage therapists.
Conditions Treated by Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral therapy has been found effective in treating:
- Neck and back pain
- Sciatica
- Migraine headaches
- Central nervous system disorders
- Problems with the membranes and cartilage surrounding the skull
- Chronic fatigue
- Poor coordination
- Trauma
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Post-surgical recovery
Cranial Balancing Benefits
- Advancing optimum health, benefits of cranial manipulations include:
- Enhanced mind-body connection
- Balanced state of being
- Increased fluidity and range of motion
- Release of blockages and negative patterns
- Advanced optimum health
For more information, visit the Craniosacral Therapy Association of North America (CSTA/NA) website.


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Ocean Stream Power Generation: Unlocking a Source of Vast, Continuous, Renewable Energy
Bolin, William D.
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This paper presents the challenges of harnessing the immense continuous kinetic energy of the flowing ocean currents. This kinetic energy has been known for centuries, but to date, no economical installation has been established that provides a continuous renewable power source to a land based power grid system. Discussed are the actions that have been taken to develop a submerged ocean system with a workable propeller. A completed scale model performance test was carried out in the sea making this system a technical readiness level TRL 7. The paper identifies some of the obvious high kinetic energy ocean locations near populated shore lines that make continuous renewable energy possible and practical.