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Welcome to Trillium Dental and our website that is dedicated exclusively to the discussion of dental implants and our Smile-In-A-Day service.
Due to continued advances in dental technology and techniques, dental implant treatment is becoming increasingly relevant, effective and beneficial. For this reason, we have integrated this treatment option into our list of services and offer it to our patients on a daily basis. The functionality, efficacy and comfort of dental implants have allowed hundreds of our patients to resume their normal eating habits and improve their overall health and quality of life.
We have 7 locations to serve you better
- 1309 Carling Ave, Ottawa
- 100 Bayshore Drive, Nepean
- 11 A Kakulu Road, Kanata
- 407 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa
- 2002 Mer Bleue Road, Orleans
- 2637 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa
- 8-6081 Hazeldean Road, Stittsville
For any questions concerning Smile-In-A-Day contact Cathie Bishay by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203
Our Practice
Dr. David Bartos and Dr. Mark Northcott built Trillium Dental on a vision of offering a high and consistent quality of general dental care throughout all the clinics across Ottawa. Although they continue to build upon this vision, their individual professional careers have tended to focus on specific niches within dentistry that have a profound and immediate impact on the lives of their patients.
One such area that attracted their attention early on was implant dentistry. With many of their patients not being completely satisfied with or feeling limited by the more conventional treatment options, Dr. Bartos and Dr. Northcott looked at integrating new and better alternatives into their service offering.
Their search led to countless hours of continuing education and ultimately to the gradual integration of Implant Dentistry into their personal practices. More recently, Dr. Bartos and Dr. Northcott added yet another treatment option to the list called Smile-In-A-Day. This is a course of treatment that allows for the placement of dental implants and their immediate restoration with a hybrid denture within a single appointment. Patients have been thrilled with the availability of this treatment option and ultimately with the results that they have experienced.
U.S. patients
With the exchange rate hovering right around 1.30, Ottawa's Trillium Dental has seen a recent influx of US-based patients that are taking advantage of the built in savings. What is effectively a 30% discount on all services has brought patients from New York, Vermont and New Hampshire through the doors in our Ottawa, Canada locations.
Our US-based patients that have taken advantage of the favourable exchange rates typically keep their day-to-day dental providers at home and come in solely for more involved services. In some instances, patients take advantage of the IV sedation option to make their comprehensive treatment as pleasant as possible. For more information on sedation services, visit www.trilliumdental.ca/services/sedation-dentistry/.
One of the most frequent treatment inquiries that we encounter centers around dental implants. Whether it is a single implant and restoration or a comprehensive "all-on-four " procedure that includes multiple implants and complete dentures, this area of dentistry has been extremely popular for our US patients. For an overview of our dental implant services, we invite you to browse through this site. If you are interested in other areas of dentistry, please visit our general practice site at www.trilliumdental.ca.
Question: If you are offering discount dental services, what is the standard of care in Canada compared to the United States?
Answer: Canadian dental practices do not offer discounted services. Canadian and US standards for dental care are very similar and in fact, pricing structure for dental services are actually fairly comparable in most instances. Our US patients are simply enjoying a "discounted" fee as a result of today's favourable exchange rate.
Question: Do most people stay overnight or do they travel in and out of the city on the same day?
Answer: Distance is the key variable in answering this question. Some patients take advantage of Ottawa's proximity to the Canada/US border to be in and out on the same day. Others actually take advantage of the many things to do in the capital region and make a bit of a holiday out of it. For some ideas on what do in Canada's capital, you can visit https://www.ottawatourism.ca/.
Question: If I want more information on your services, the process involved for US based patients or even where to stay while undergoing treatment, who can I contact?
Answer: Cathie Bishay, our treatment coordinator at our Westgate Mall location will be happy to answer any questions that you may have. You can reach her at 613-761-1203 or by email at email@example.com.
Meet the Dentists
Dr. David Bartos
Dr. Bartos earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree in 1998 from McGill University in Montreal, his hometown. He then continued on to complete a residency program at the Jewish General Hospital, also in Montreal.
From there he moved to Ottawa and in the year 2001became a partner at the Westgate Dental Centre. This later became the first clinic of the Trillium Dental group. In addition to his ongoing involvement in the operation of each of the clinics, Dr. Bartos continues to pursue his personal interests and focuses on IV sedation, implant, cosmetic, rehabilitative and neuromuscular dentistry. He and Dr. Northcott now circulate between the Trillium Dental centers and offer their services to all patients that can benefit from their expertise.
Continuing Education:
- Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI)
- All Core 1-7 Courses
- Implant Program with Dr. Carl Misch
Professional Memberships:
- Ontario Dental Association (ODA)
- Canadian Dental Association
Dr. Mark Northcott
Dr. Northcott earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree (D.D.S.) in 1998 from McGill University in Montreal. He followed with one year general practice residency in dentistry (with an emphasis on hospital based dentistry and oral surgery) at Yale University, Connecticut. Prior to studying dentistry, Dr. Northcott completed a Biology degree with Honours at the University of Toronto.
Before becoming a partner at the Westgate Dental Centre in 2001, Dr. Northcott practiced for 18 months in Pembroke, near Ottawa, where he provided general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and hospital based dentistry to his many patients. His professional interests and training are focused on neuromuscular, implant, IV sedation and comprehensive cosmetic dentistry. He and Dr. Bartos travel between the Trillium clinics and offer their services to all the patients that require their specific skills. Together, they have established the guiding philosophies that ensure that patient care is at the heart of Trillium Dental.
Continuing Education:
- Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI)
- All Core 1-7 Courses
- Implant Program with Dr. Carl Misch
Professional Memberships:
- Ontario Dental Association (ODA)
- Canadian Dental Association
- American Dental Association
- Academy of General Dentistry
Dr. Demetrius Dalios
Dr. Dalios grew up in southwestern Ontario. He attended the University of Western Ontario where he first completed his Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Physiology in 2001 before earning his D.D.S. degree in 2005.
After graduation, he moved to Ottawa to start his career in Dentistry where he has been privileged to meet and treat countless, wonderful patients over the course of his first ten years of practice. During his free time he enjoys spending time with his wife and young daughter, exploring all the great things Ottawa has to offer to a growing family.
Dr. Dalios' philosophy is a patient centric one focused on comprehensive care to optimize each individual's oral health and subsequently overall health. He continues to expand his knowledge in areas of dentistry that allow him to provide the highest standards of care to his patients. He has completed the core curriculum at the Las Vegas Institute for continuing dental education in the fields of Neuromuscular and Aesthetic Dentistry. Completing this rigorous curriculum has enabled him to focus on his passion of full mouth rehabilitation, treating patients with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMD) as well as cosmetic dentistry.
Dr. Dalios has extensively studied the science of Sleep Medicine and enjoys helping people that suffer from sleep apnea, snoring, or other sleep breathing disorders.
He has also expanded his knowledge in the area of laser dentistry which allows him to use this technology for a range of treatments such as teeth restoration or simple periodontal surgeries.
In 2013, Dr. Dalios completed the prestigious dental implant curriculum at the Misch International Implant Institute. He earned his Fellowship from the International Congress of Oral Implantology shortly thereafter.
Dr. Dalios is a member of the Ontario Dental Association (ODA), the Canadian Dental Association (CDA), the Ottawa Dental Society (ODS), the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the Canadian Academy of Sleep Medicine, the International Congress of Oral Implantology (ICOI), the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO).
Trillium's Mission & Mandate
Dr. David Bartos and Dr. Mark Northcott built Trillium Dental with the goal of consistently providing high quality of dental care across the city of Ottawa. They created strict guidelines and protocols to ensure that this goal was being met in each and every one of their clinics.
Beyond that, they both felt that they could help their patients most by focusing their individual practices on niche areas of dentistry that could provide life-changing results. Both Dr. Bartos and Dr. Northcott dedicated much of their efforts to identifying areas of dentistry that could yield the largest benefits to their patients. They have fully committed themselves to pursuing continuing education in these areas and offering the services to all of the Trillium Dental patients.
Our mission is not just centered on the relief of pain and discomfort; it is about offering an improvement in our patients' overall health and well-being. This guides us in the treatments that we suggest and offer. Our experience and expertise, combined with the latest techniques and technology, allow us to offer our patients the highest standards of care.
Dental Implant Considerations
Dental Implant Considerations
Although dental implants have been around for quite some time, there continue to be new breakthroughs and advances in both the methods and the technologies available. This allows dental implants to be placed in cases (and circumstances) that would have been previously considered impossible. Furthermore, new techniques, such as those used in our Smile-In-A-Day, allow for a less invasive approach, often eliminating the need for preparatory treatment such as bone grafting.
Even though the placement and restoration of dental implants is becoming less complex and therefore more accessible, it is important to keep in mind that each case is unique and therefore requires a careful and thorough preliminary examination, assessment and planning to ensure success. Dr. Bartos and Dr. Northcott both offer consultations during which they properly evaluate the patient's specific case, and make the determination if dental implants are a viable choice for them.
If you are considering dental implant treatment, we invite you to contact Cathie, our senior treatment coordinator, for further information. She can be reached through email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
When Are Dental Implants Appropriate?
With the technological strides that have been made in dental implant treatment over the last several years, the answer to the question "When Can Dental Implants Help?" is becoming more and more a matter of "external circumstances" than a matter of clinical guidelines. In fact, there are very few extraordinary circumstances that would preclude people from being able to take advantage of the benefits that dental implants can provide.
Dental Implants Can Help:
- When you want your prosthetic restorations to look and feel like natural teeth
- When you are not quite content with your current dental treatment results
- When you do not want to involve any of your healthy teeth in the treatment
- When you are looking for a long-lasting solution
When Dental Implants May Not Be The Right Choice?
As mentioned before, there are fewer and fewer cases where the use of dental implants is not recommended. Below, we present the three most common circumstances.
- Insufficient Bone Levels: Vertical bone levels being significantly lower than the norm may be a contraindication to the use of dental implants. This could mean that additional steps may be required to make dental implants feasible. A bone graft may be required to build up the bone levels, or a surgical procedure itself may require planning using a CAD CAM technology. In case of implant supported complete dentures, the Smile-In-A-Day option may the only viable course of treatment, due to the unique angle at which the implants are placed.
- Diabetes: Both Type I and Type II diabetes, when poorly controlled, can present complications when it comes to healing. This may require additional precautionary steps to ensure the success of the treatment as well as a speedy recovery.
- Bruxism: For people who suffer from involuntary grinding or clenching of their teeth, additional precautions may have to be taken. The friction and pressure created by grinding can interfere with the healing process and even cause the dental implants to fail. Wearing a mouth guard appliance at night can usually prevent this complication.
Although there exist only a few circumstances where the use of dental implants is not recommended, Dr. Bartos and Dr. Northcott feel very strongly about the importance of a comprehensive evaluation and consultation prior to the start of any dental implant treatment. It gives them the opportunity to assess each case closely and to plan for any additional precautionary steps that may be required. It also presents an opportunity to discuss various findings and recommendations with the patient directly.
Benefits of Dental Implants
Dental Implants are small titanium components that resemble traditional screws and are designed to replace dental roots. These titanium screws are surgically placed into the bone where teeth are missing and when healed, they hold any type of prosthetic restoration securely in place. Implant supported restorations enjoy four significant advantages when compared to traditional prosthetic restorations. The first two advantages are directly associated with a process called osseointegration - a process in which bone starts to grow around the implant almost immediately after placement.
Benefits associated with Osseointegration:
- Functionality: Prosthetic restorations held in place by implants deliver significantly improved stability, bite and overall functionality (compared to the traditional alternatives). Beyond improved functionality, people also enjoy and comment on a more natural and comfortable fit.
- Minimal Bone Resorbtion (Attrition): The role of a dental implant is to replace the natural root of a tooth. As such, it has two functions: first, it holds the prosthetic tooth (teeth) in place and second, it keeps the jaw bone stimulated and active, thus minimizing bone resorbtion. Minimizing bone resorbtion is very important since it decreases the fragility of the jaw bone and decreases the recession of the jaw line.
Additional Benefits:
- Oral Health: When more traditional restorative techniques are used, adjacent healthy teeth often become involved in the treatment in order to support the restorations. For example, when a fixed dental bridge is placed, the healthy teeth on both sides of the prosthesis have to be "prepared" (the natural tooth surface has to be reduced) in order to support and hold the bridge in place. There is also additional strain and pressure exerted on the supporting teeth which, over time, can impact their health.
- Daily Life: Dental implants provide many important benefits not only when it comes to people's oral health but also when it comes to people's overall quality of life. One of the most common things that patients look forward to is resuming their normal eating habits and enjoying once again all of their favorite foods. Beyond that, people experience greater comfort due to increased stability and better fit of the restorations. Finally, many patients comment on improvements in their speech. There is no doubt that the benefits in daily life are numerous and are experienced and enjoyed almost immediately after treatment.
All About Dental
All About Dental Implants
When it comes to dental implant treatment, patients often have a number of options available to them. Having options can be helpful provided that you understand the differences between these options well. If not, you can end up feeling confused and overwhelmed. We have put together an easy to understand package of information about dental implants that is designed to explain in simple terms various procedures and treatment options.
If you have any questions after going through the information on our site, we invite you to get in touch with Cathie, our senior treatment coordinator. You can reach her through email at email@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
Dental Implants – An Introduction
The primary role of dental implants is essentially to replace the root structure of any missing teeth. Dental implants are small titanium, surgical devices which resemble traditional screws. They are surgically placed ("implanted") into the jaw bone. Shortly after placement, the surrounding bone starts to grow around the implants (a process known as osseointegration), and this holds the implants and their subsequent restorations (be it dental crowns, dental bridges or dentures) securely in place. Dental implants can represent an optimal solution when either a single tooth, multiple teeth or even when all teeth are missing (edentulous).
Due to the many advantages that dental implant supported restorations have when compared to other courses of treatment, they are steadily becoming more and more popular. They represent a long-lasting, functionally superior option when compared to other treatment alternatives.
Although dental implants have been available for a number of decades, their increased popularity and the availability of new technology has recently initiated significant progress in their placement. This innovation has led to treatment cycles that are significantly shorter and less invasive. In fact, Dr. Paulo Maló and Nobel Biocare have developed a system in the 90's that allows for the placement of dental implants and their restoration with a hybrid denture in a single appointment – the proverbial Smile-In-A-Day!
Implant Supported Crowns
When a single tooth is missing (either as a result of an accident or deteriorating oral health), an increasingly popular course of treatment with patients and dentists alike is an implant supported crown. A single dental implant is placed into the bone in the area of the missing tooth and it is restored with a dental crown. Crowns that are manufactured from a ceramic material can have a stunningly natural appearance and will blend in well with the surrounding teeth. The key is to make sure that the crown is made with the same visual imperfections of a natural tooth. Imperfections that look perfectly natural!
While the dental crown replaces the missing tooth, the dental implant replaces the missing root structure. Being held firmly in place by the dental implant, the dental crown delivers almost all of the functionality of a natural tooth!
Implant Supported Bridges
When several teeth are missing, one treatment option is an implant supported bridge. In this scenario, the dental bridge is attached and supported by two or more dental implants. As discussed in the Benefits of Dental Implants section, securing the fixed partial denture (dental bridge) to two or more dental implants has three very important benefits. First, the increased stability of the restored teeth allows a person to regain optimal functionality (biting and chewing). Second, the dental implants serve to stimulate the bones and nerves, maintaining the health of the jawbone and minimizing the bone resorbtion (attrition) that would otherwise occur. Finally, not having the dental bridge attached to the adjoining, natural teeth reduces the stress placed on them and eliminates the need to prepare them (grind them down). That preparation and undue stress on the natural teeth can occasionally cause problems and have an adverse effect on your overall oral health.
Implant Supported Dentures
People who are missing all of their teeth on one or both arches (edentulous patients) need complete dentures. The large decision to be taken is whether or not those dentures will be supported by dental implants or not. There are four major differences between dental implant supported dentures and traditional removable dentures:
- Functionality: Implant supported dentures are firmly held in place by four or more dental implants (per arch) and can be fixed (removable only by a dentist) or removable (by patient for sleeping and cleaning). Dental Implants improve the functionality of the prosthetic teeth, bringing it much closer to the performance of their natural teeth. Patients can rediscover the joy of eating their favourite foods - something that we tend to take for granted.
- Bone Resorbtion: The second issue that the traditional removable dentures face is bone resorbtion (attrition). In the absence of a root system, the jawbone tends to recede and become more fragile. This inevitably has a negative impact on overall oral health. The presence of the dental implants in the jawbone stimulates the bone and nerves, minimizing any bone resorbtion.
- Mobility: The third issue that has been closely associated with the traditional removable dentures is movement. People with dentures often complain that the prosthetic will move around and even fall out on occasion. Having dental implant supported dentures increases the stability of the denture and virtually eliminates any movement of the prosthetic restoration.
- Comfort: The final issue that people with traditional removable dentures report is discomfort. People that have had to wear dentures often feel that the prosthesis is uncomfortable or even painful due to the fact that the denture moves frequently while resting directly on the gums. Dental implants eliminate this issue and offer a more comfortable experience.
In the early 1990's, Dr. Paulo Maló with the help of Nobel Biocare, developed a way in which dental implants could be placed and restored in a single day – hence the idea of Smile-In-A-Day was born. This was a huge leap forward from the traditional dental implant placement and restoration process that could take upwards of twelve months to complete.
This approach gained significant visibility and traction within the dental community (commonly known as All-On-Four, Teeth-In-A-Day or Smile-In-A-Day), but it still remains fairly obscure as far as general public awareness goes.
Although our patients often have not heard about this treatment option when we first present it to them them, they are greatly impressed by the two main benefits that this approach offers:
- The dental implants can be placed and restored with a temporary, hybrid denture within a single appointment
- The angle at which the dental implants are placed allows us in many cases to avoid using the invasive bone graft procedure
The sections that deal with Smile-In-A-Day, provide many of the details that are relevant to people considering this as a treatment alternative –what is involved, when is it appropriate, what are the benefits, etc. If you would like more information about Smile-In-A-Day in general or would like to discuss your case specifically, we would encourage you to contact Cathie, our senior Treatment Coordinator. You can reach her via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
Treatment Description
The term Smile-In-A-Day is a fairly accurate descriptor of what can be expected when one selects this course of treatment. A patient can essentially walk into one of our Trillium Dental locations with a removable denture and walk out at the end of her appointment with a temporary, hybrid denture securely fastened by several dental implants. Although this is basically what happens, there is a lot that needs to happen in the background to make this possible.
Who Can Benefit?
Since Smile-In-A-Day involves dentures, the assumption is that this course of treatment is only applicable to patients that are edentulous (without teeth on one or both arches). The fact of the matter is that this is not the case at all. The treatment is also an excellent alternative for people who have few remaining, severely compromised, "unsaveable" teeth. These patients may be avoiding dental treatment in the hopes of avoiding the preconceived discomfort of wearing a removable denture. We can remove the compromised teeth, place the dental implants and restore the implants with a temporary, hybrid denture within that single appointment!
The Process (Historically)
Before we look at the treatment process that is involved in Smile-In-A-Day, it is important to explore the process that was historically required. The placement and restoration of dental implants would often start with a consultation with a specialist – either a periodontist or an oral surgeon. During the consult, the vertical bone depth would be assessed and it would be determined whether or not a bone graft was required. If insufficient bone levels existed and a build up of the vertical depth of the bone was required to give the dental implant enough room to be placed, the bone graft procedure would be performed. This would necessitate a 3 to 6 month healing period before the next phase of treatment could start.
Once healing was complete, a second appointment would be scheduled during which the dental implants would be placed (up to 8 dental implants per arch).They then would be covered with healing abutments and the patient would be sent home. After another 3 to 6 months of healing time, the healing abutments would be removed and replaced with restorative abutments.
Once the dental implants are ready for restoration, a final visit with either a general practitioner or a prosthodontist was needed to deliver the complete denture. From start to finish, the process could take numerous appointments and upwards of twelve months.
The Smile-In-A-Day Process
As the name suggests, today, the process with Smile-In-A-Day is significantly shorter. The appointment starts with the removal of any compromised teeth. Once the arch is ready, four or six dental implants are placed depending upon whether or not the upper or lower arch (jaw) is being worked on. A reduced number of dental implants can be used due in part to the unique length of the implants used as well as the angle at which they are placed.
The posterior dental implants (at the back of the mouth) are longer than traditional dental implants and are placed at a 45 degree angle. The angle at which the implants are placed is important for three very important reasons. First, it ensures that there is more surface contact between the dental implant and the bone tissue, allowing for improved stability of the dental implant itself. Second, the angled implant reduces the likelihood of any contact between it and the mandibular nerve in the lower jaw or the maxillary sinus in the upper jaw. Finally, the angled positioning of the dental implant also allows for its placement without increasing the vertical depth of the bone levels through a bone grafting procedure. This makes the overall procedure less invasive.
Once the dental implants are securely in place, they are immediately restored with a temporary prosthetic that provides near full-functionality within days of the procedure. Patients quite literally walk out of our offices with their Smile-In-A-Day!
A short time later, we receive a final prosthetic restoration that is fabricated in the lab and we replace the temporary prosthetic with the final hybrid denture. The hybrid dentures that we use are held firmly in place and cannot be removed without the assistance of a dental professional.
If you have any questions about the Smile-In-A-Day treatment, we invite you to contact Cathie, our senior Treatment Coordinator. You can reach her via email at email@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
When Can Smile-In-A-Day Be Done?
The Smile-In-A-Day treatment is almost always an option whenever a dental implant supported denture is a viable course of treatment. Beyond that, Smile-In-A-Day can also be appropriate in certain medical situations which would otherwise prohibit the traditional approach to the placement of dental implants.
Below, we have listed the circumstances in which our team at Trillium Dental can help you reclaim your smile in just a day:
- Arch clear of any natural teeth and the presence of ample vertical bone levels
For patients with no natural teeth left and sufficient vertical bone levels to support even a traditional dental implant procedure without a bone graft, the Smile-In-A-Day treatment can become a quicker and less invasive alternative.
- Arch with natural teeth that suffer from irreversible mobility or tooth decay but with ample vertical bone levels
For patients that have irreversibly unhealthy teeth yet sufficient vertical bone levels, the Smile-In-A-Day treatment option is a viable means of quickly, and within a single appointment, regaining all of the normal functionality and eliminating the chronic pain.
- Inadequate vertical bone levels for traditional dental implants
Here, the Smile-In-A-Day procedure can really "shine". In cases where bone levels are insufficient to support traditional dental implants, the Smile-In-A-Day course of treatment may allow us to bypass the bone grafting procedure. The reason that the bone grafting procedure can be avoided is that the posterior dental implants are placed at a 45 degree angle, allowing us to proceed with significantly lower vertical bone levels.
- Inadequate vertical bone levels coupled with medical conditions that negatively affect the chances of a successful bone graft
When planning a traditional dental implant procedure, there are instances in which a bone grafting procedure is required due to the existence of insufficient vertical bone levels. When there are medical contraindications for the bone graft (in approximately 20% of the cases), there can be a higher likelihood of the procedure's failure. The Smile-In-A-Day treatment often eliminates the need for the bone graft procedure, making dental implants a more universally viable option for implant supported dentures.
If you are wondering if the Smile-In-A-Day treatment option is right for you, we invite you to contact Cathie, our senior Treatment Coordinator. You can reach her via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
Smile-In-A-Day Benefits
We find the list of benefits to be an ever-growing one. The reason behind that is simple: as we follow up on completed treatment with our patients, they relate to us just how their lives have changed . We have listed the more important and commonly experienced benefits below but we invite you to learn more about what the Smile-In-A-Day treatment can offer to YOU! Get in touch with Cathie, our senior Treatment Coordinator via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 613-761-1203.
- Greater Support & Stability
When it comes to complete denture options, dental implants offer the greatest support and stability. This stability yields optimal functionality for the dental prosthetic – almost equivalent to natural teeth.
- Minimized Bone Resorbtion
The placement of dental implants stimulates the bone tissue surrounding the titanium devices, ensuring that bone resorbtion does not affect the area. If left unchecked, bone resorbtion results in a brittle and recessed jaw line.
- Shorter Treatment Timeline
With Smile-In-A-Day, dental implants can be placed and restored with a temporary, hybrid denture in a single appointment – a much shorter treatment timeline than with the traditional approach ( upwards of 12 months to complete treatment).
- Results in a Single Appointment
The immediate restoration of the dental implants with a hybrid denture means that our patients leave their appointment with a beautiful and fully functional prosthetic denture.
- Avoiding Bone Grafting
When vertical bone depth is insufficient for a traditional approach for the placement of dental implants, the angle at which the implants are placed with the Smile-In-A-Day approach allows us to often avoid the bone grafting procedure that would otherwise be required.
- Reduced Number of Dental Implants Required
When securing the hybrid denture, only 4 or 6 implants are required as opposed to the 8 dental implants that are sometimes required using the traditional dental implant placement approach.
- Minimally Invasive
With fewer dental implants being placed, and by being able to avoid the placement of healing abutments, the Smile-In-A-Day process can be less invasive than the traditional dental implant placement approach.
- The Power of One Team, Office and Appointment
Having the entire treatment completed by a single team, in a single office and in a single appointment offers huge value to the patients that have decided to pursue this treatment alternative.
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The brutal reality of being another statistic in football's unemployment queue struck Darren Williams last Saturday afternoon.
"Last weekend was my first free one. It hurt," says the former Sunderland defender.
It's less than a fortnight since Williams was sacked as manager of Whitby Town and the wound dealt by the non-league outfit remains fresh.
The pain is understandable.
Four years of service, at a level where the remuneration makes a mockery of the 'part time' contract, was rewarded with a dismissal via telephone which lasted less than 60 seconds.
"I just felt it was the wrong way to do things, especially after what we'd done," he said.
Whitby's fortunes have been on a par with Sunderland's this season in the Evo Stick Premier Division - the same league where Darlington 1883 and Salford City compete - with the Seasiders in the thick of the relegation battle.
Williams accepts that. He only has to look at the club where he made almost 250 appearances to see that negative results invariably prompt a change in the dug-out.
But the 38-year-old points to Whitby's crippling injury list and the progress he had made during his tenure - saving the club from relegation in 2011-12 and then subsequently finishing comfortably in mid-table on three successive occasions.
This is not a role akin to managing in the professional game either.
I just felt it was the wrong way to do things, especially after what we'd doneDarren Williams
Whitby's training kit was funded by Williams' initiative. More tellingly, so was the summer signing of striker Mikey Roberts for an undisclosed fee from Spennymoor Town.
That's the reality of non-league management. It's a Jack-of-all-trades love-of-the-game task, which is often a thankless one.
Williams said: "Everyone thinks it's part-time, but it's full-time in reality.
"You're always on the phone, arranging training, meetings.
"This year, we managed to arrange training kit which was financed through ourselves from local companies.
"I was able to buy a player, but again that was money I sourced - going out networking with people to get them on board.
"You're doing all that stuff, you get the injuries and then get sacked with a quick phone call.
"I'm just disappointed with not getting extra time."
Williams is eager to immediately return to football and is open to offers at youth or senior level - and that understandably includes at Sunderland.
And while he is yet to coach in the professional game, the ex-York City man - signed by Peter Reid for £50,000 in 1997 - believes working in non-league gives him an advantage in the critical area of man-to-man management.
He said: "I'd love to get back in straightaway. I'm keen, eager to get back in.
"I want to test myself a bit higher, see if I can get into the pro game and do a job there.
"I'd be happy to work with the Under-21s, coaching or managing at that level.
"I want to be a manager, but I'm the kind of lad that likes to get my teeth into it and work hard at it.
"I've got a lot of experience from my playing days, worked under some fantastic managers and I've learnt more as a part-time manager with the things you have to do.
"You probably become a better man-manager at part-time level then you would full-time.
"You might have a team in your mind in the morning, but when you're on your way down at tea-time, it might change when lads get stuck in traffic or can't get out of work.
"At the end of the day, football is not the bread and butter for those lads.
"You've got to man-manage players as best you can."
Williams kept an eye on Sunderland's fortunes even during his employment at Whitby and he appeared as a pundit on BBC Newcastle this week to give his thoughts on the club.
He has been heartened by the turnaround prompted by back-to-back wins, which have propelled Sunderland out of the relegation zone for the first time since August, and sees no reason why the Black Cats cannot maintain their momentum with a positive result at Arsenal this weekend.
Williams was part of the Sunderland side who last triumphed at Arsenal 13 years ago - a 3-2 League Cup success in one of the few highlights of Howard Wilkinson's tenure.
"They've got a massive platform going to Arsenal," he added.
"The lads' confidence will be growing a little bit and they don't look as wide-open as they had been.
"Nobody will expect them to win the game at Arsenal, so if you're going into that game with no pressure and confidence from the last two games, it can only stand you in good stead.
"There's been very, very surprising results all season and there's no reason why they can't go there and get something out of it.
"Hopefully it will continue, because being at Sunderland so long, it's my team that I look out for first and foremost."


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Australia 'can achieve' 25% carbon cuts: analysis
Australia's carbon price and limit on emissions can achieve a 25 per cent cut in carbon pollution by 2020, according to new analysis by The Climate Institute for the World Resources Institute's Open Climate Network.
However, Australia needs stable support for investments in clean energy and energy efficiency to avoid becoming dependent on international permits.
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"Australia's emissions trading scheme gives it flexibility in its approach, while the legislated limits give the world confidence that Australia will achieve its national reduction goals."
The Open Climate Network analysis found emissions from Australia's electricity sector — the nation's largest single source of carbon pollution — will likely fall, thanks to a suite of effective policies that includes the Renewable Energy Target and energy efficiency initiatives. However, emissions from other sectors, particularly the resources sector and to a lesser extent transport, will continue to rise.
Both of Australia's major political parties support cutting carbon pollution between 5 and 25 per cent (from 2000 levels) by 2020.
Currently Australia has a carbon price that transitions from a fixed charge to an internationally linked cap-and-trade scheme in 2014 or 2015.
"Our joint analysis finds that the carbon price is not enough to drive significant domestic emissions reductions without support from existing and new policies," John Connor, CEO, The Climate Institute, said.
"The advantage of an internationally linked trading scheme is that Australia can drive more ambitious carbon cuts at no extra cost.
"This is important because it is reducing global atmospheric carbon pollution and that is crucial to help achieve Australia's national climate interest of avoiding global warming of two degrees above pre-industrial levels.
"The risk is that we rely overly on international permits without doing enough to address our own pollution. Australia needs to step up its efforts to reorient its economy on a low carbon foundation — this is the only way to succeed and prosper in the long term."
The analysis of Australia's climate mitigation policies is the latest in a series of Open Climate Network reports that examine the policy frameworks of the United States, the UK and the European Union.
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My name is Matthew, I'm 26 years old and I inspire to one day be a published author. Fun dream, challenging but if a dream was easy, it just isn't worth it, well not for me anyway! I'm a real nice guy, once I trust someone enough to fully be myself…I can take a while with strangers to come out of my shell more and more, it sucks but I'd rather take it slow than rush in, panic and run away!
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Name: Jeffrey M. LevingPen Name: None Genre: Audience: Adult; Born: N/A
-- Website -- http://www.dadsrights.com
-- Jeffrey M. Leving on WorldCat -- http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=jeffrey++m.+leving
Illinois ConnectionMr. Leving practices law in Chicago, Illinois.
Biographical and Professional InformationNamed one of "America's Best Lawyers" by Forbes Radio, Jeffery Leving is the author of two ground-breaking books, Fathers' Rights and Divorce Wars. He co-authored the Illinois Joint Custody Law and has made frequent appearances as an expert legal analyst and commentator on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, FOX National News, and ABC News. He is also the Chairman of the Illinois Council on Responsible Fatherhood and President Emeritus of the Fatherhood Educational Institute.
Published Works
- Divorce Wars: A Field Guide to the Winning Tactics, Preemptive Strikes, and Top Maneuvers When Divorce Gets Ugly, Harper, 2007
- Fathers` Rights, Basic Books, 1998
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Fathers' Rights: Hard-Hitting and Fair Advice for Every Father Involved in a Custody Dispute
ISBN: 0465023622 Basic Books. 1998
Millions of fathers are currently embroiled in the fight of their lives to win custody of their children. Wounded by the acrimony and greed that often accompany divorce proceedings, many wonder if they will ever again be an important part of their sons' and daughters' lives. With this landmark book, renowned men's rights attorney Jeffery M. Leving offers disenfranchised fathers true hope and meaningful advice certain to save years of anguish and possibly thousands of dollars.Drawing on more than fifteen years of frontline experience, Leving leads fathers through every twist and turn of the legal system and shows them how to protect their rights (and their children's)both before and during divorce litigation.This authoritative and accessible book covers every aspect of the custody process, including protecting the parent/child relationship as a breakup occurs finding a competent and sympathetic lawyer drafting a Shared Parenting Agreement" demonstrating parental competence when falsely accused of abuse avoiding parental alienation determining when to settle and when to litigate techniques for dealing effectively with psychologists, social workers, and other domestic relations experts and much more.Illustrated with vivid real-life examples, Jeffery Leving and Kenneth Dachman's practical guide is essential reading for the scores of American fathers routinely excluded from their children's lives by a biased legal system in which avarice and recrimination too often overwhelm compassion and justice.
Divorce Wars: A Field Guide to the Winning Tactics, Preemptive Strikes, and Top Maneuvers When Divorce Gets Ugly
ISBN: 0061121762 William Morrow Paperbacks. 2007
Think the worst won't happen to you? Divorce can turn even the most sensible and perfectly nice people into malicious cutthroats. And while divorce is never easy, it can get downright nasty if your spouse wants to turn the process into the ffifiight of his or her life. Whether your spouse is vengeful, abusive, money-hungry, or just plain angry, a divorce can become prolonged, costly, and psychologically and emotionally damaging to your children.
Here, Jeffery M. Leving, one of America's most prominent and experienced divorce lawyers, shows you how to win any divorce fair and square, even when your spouse brings out the heavy artillery.
By giving real-life examples, Leving provides essential advice on everything from picking the right lawyer and devising a winning settlement strategy to getting the most from your day in court and dealing with an ex-spouse. Divorce Wars will help ensure you are acting wisely and effectively at every stage of the process, and will help you and your children survive even the most painful and difffiicult divorce.


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"The Beautiful North Shore"
This harbor town with its rolling hills and scenic views of Cold Spring Harbor sits right on the Nassau/Suffolk border. The Village was incorporated in 1926 under the name of "Laurelton" and was later changed in in 1935 to its current Laurel Hollow. Home to the famous Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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Oyster Bay Railroad Museum – www.obrm.org Dedicated to the legacy of the Long Island Railroad.
Planting Fields Foundation – www.plantingfields.org 409 acres of rolling hills, formal gardens and wooded paths.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site – www.nps.gov/sahi/index.htm Theodore Roosevelt's Long Island home, with nature walk, beach and historic houses.
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- Shaves not as close as achieved by blade razors
- Comes with neither stand nor case
- Difficult to get close shaves in areas under jaw and neck
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Are you looking for a mid-priced, wet/dry shaver that is incredibly durable and gives an amazing shaving experience? Do you want to own an electric shaver that can guarantee close shaves without damaging your skin? Do want to retire your manual razor blade because you have a sensitive skin and often find your face in a bloody mess when you attempt to use razor blades? Would you like a shaver that is speedy and convenient when making dry shaves and is irritation-free, closer and more comfortable when used wet with a gel or foam? Or are you just interested in paying a modest price for a good-value shaver that blends reliability, new technology, better-looking design and improved functionality?
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Philips Norelco AT810/41 Shaver 4100 is good value shaver in the $60 price range. It gives utmost performance, matching the clean and close shaves delivered by the more expensive SensoTouch 3D shavers. It is also cheaper than cartridge razors, especially for people who shave at least twice a day. The shaver also protects the skin from possible irritation and burns, and allows users to enjoy dry and wet shaving options. Nevertheless, the high cost of replacing its heads and the zero chance of servicing its battery can inconvenience users, while the need to make more strokes to get clean cuts and the difficulty to achieve closer shaves in areas under the jaw and neck can make the user's life a little difficult. Still, if you want a good shaver for around $60, then you can trust this one to give you the best value for your money.
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Specifically designed to allow those who want to invest modestly in electric shavers to enjoy the best shaves for their investment, Philips Norelco AT810/41 Shaver 4100 boasts of AquaTec Seal Technology that allows for the options of either convenient dry shaving or comfortable wet shaves with gel or foam (out or in the shower). To ensure quick and burns-free shaves, the shaver has been furnished with a Skin Protection System with rounded and low-friction heads, ensuring that the shaving heads adjust to facial and skin contours in order to prevent skin irritation. Similarly, the shaver's Flex & Float System ensures that the shaving head achieves better contact with the skin, catches more hair, follows contours properly, and makes closer and faster shaves.
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Main Features
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- Integrated Pop-Up Trimmer: Helps with clean and close shaving of sideburns, beards and moustache.
- Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery: Provides 50 minutes of cordless shaving.
- LED Display: Indicates battery power level
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Can Barbas
- Location
- Port de Pollença
- Property Type
- Country house / villa
- Sleeps up to
- 8
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Renting licence
This comfortable and spacious holiday villa is located in the popular residential complex of Gotmar, a mere half kilometre to the centre of Puerto Pollensa, its restaurants, shops and a 15-minute stroll to the nearest beach. It is built on several levels with terraces on each level. The villa is ideal for families with children of all ages, looking for comfort and wishing to be close to all amenities. Enclosed garden.
What we love about it
Due to its excellent location, this property is perfect for families, just walking distance to shops, restaurants and the beach. From the villa to the beachfront the walk is about 10 minutes.
Keeping the children entertained here is a simple task with so much entertainment available: Table tennis, Apple TV, Playstation 3 and a wide choice of holiday reads.
Can Barbas has a lovely outdoor area with plenty of seating areas and sun loungers, there is also a built-in barbeque and wooden pizza oven, large pool, hot tub, plenty of lawn to play on and terraces for sunbathing.
The villa is very popular as an 'all generations' villa with families bringing grandparents and grandchildren to stay as it is spacious and well located.
Things to know
If you wish to use the Apple TV, we recommend downloading content before you arrive as many streaming services are not available overseas unless you have activated a VPN service on your device.
Although all the bedrooms have A/C, the rest of the house is simply cooled by the fresh outdoor breeze and does not have A/C.
Being in a residential area often means you are close to many places, however, if you need to go to the supermarket on a regular basis for heavy items, explore the island, or have small children, a car is recommended.
The ground floor is on different levels with a few steps separating the living room, kitchen and dining room. The master bedroom is on a split level between the ground floor and first floor.
No private parking place, but plenty of space to park just outside the villa entrance.
Central heating is included in the price in the winter months.
Please note due to a change in satellites, the villa has a limited choice of UK tv channels.
Ground Floor
Entrance, fully equipped kitchen, open plan living/dining room on the split level with direct access to the exterior, sun room, laundry room, toilet.
Split level
1 master bedroom, 1 full en-suite bathroom with separate shower and bath.
First Floor
2 twin bedrooms which share a shower room across the corridor, 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room.
1 Shower room, built-in barbecue and wood oven, covered terraces, pool (10m x 5m with depth min./max. 94cm/210cm), hot tub, enclosed garden area and table tennis.
Area description
Port de Pollença (or Puerto de Pollensa) is a hugely popular holiday destination for families coming to Mallorca. Originally a small fishing village, Port de Pollença has been built around a now much larger harbour than back in the day. With a large stretch of pedestrianised seafront promenade this is a very family friendly resort and there is plenty of beach to go with it. The bay is stunning with it's views of the mountains and sheltered, calm waters. On offer are fantastic restaurants and cafes as well as plenty of daytime activities on the beach. For more active people, hiking and biking in the area is also five stars.
The weekly fruit and vegetable market is a real highlight and takes place every Wednesday from 8am - 1pm selling fresh, local produce.
Reviewed for a stay in June 2017
Fantastic villa for 8 of us (all adults). Best features were the pool, the fact that there were places to sit/eat in the shade at all times, aircon in all bedrooms and a lovely layout. The only (slight) downside was the fact that as this is a purely rental villa some of the things that we take for granted in our own homes for cooking were a bit broken and needed an overhaul. However, this is a small criticism as we would happily return! Having said this, Prestige Villas were probably the best rental agents we have come across and I cannot praise them enough for organizing some important things for our visit.
Reviewed for a stay in March 2017
Thank you Prestige villas for a fantastic holiday, never been away for Christmas and new year before, we will certainly be doing it again. Villa spacious and very comfortable with excellent outdoor space and facilities love the hot tub. Location great to take advantage of shops with only a 5 minute walk to beaches, family continued the ritual of a New Year's Day dip in the sea. Walk to square from house is around 10 to 15 mins. We will be back!
Reviewed for a stay in April 2016 on Airbnb.
The villa was exactly what it said on the website. Welcome pack of local produce was a nice unexpected touch. We had a problem with the hot tub and they had someone round to fix it early the next day. Excellent service and will use again as it is perfect for a larger group or a couple of families.
"Great Villa"
Reviewed for a stay in October 2015 on TripAdvisor.
Stayed for 2 weeks in CanBarbas for a special birthday with our 2 30 + sons and their partners. Villa is in a great location for shops , beach and restaurants , simple 10 min walk for main town or 2 minutes to local facilities. Highly recommend Stefano's restaurant just round the corner from the Villa for a great meal. Jacuzzi was well used as was table tennis table , There were loads of inflatables for the big kids to play with as well . Nice welcome pack on arrival and nice to see everyday items left from previous guests for us to use . Well equipped kitchen,laundry etc. We have been to Puerto Pollensa many times and normally stay in Llenaire but really enjoyed Gotmar , staying in a very quiet area yet being so much nearer to the Port . All in all a very enjoyable stay.
"Fantastic Villa"
Reviewed for a stay in September 2015 on TripAdvisor.
Booked this for a family get together and what a place. Not over looked by any one yet close to everything. The villa itself is outstanding, my 30 year old son kept saying it was like being at the judges house in X Factor. It has everything you could ask for and I can't recommend it enough.
"Great place to stay"
Reviewed for a stay in May 2015 on TripAdvisor.
We stayed here as a family in May 2015. The property is very clean and comfortable with everything you would need for a family with children.
The pool area is great with fantastic amenities, the outside bathroom is very handy. The location is good too as it is just a short walk into town and the beach. It's also handy for the main roads in a car.
The company that manage the property are very helpful and provide good info on the area and are on hand to deal with any problems. Overall I would definitely recommend this place and the management company.
"Great Villa"
Reviewed for a stay in October 2015 on TripAdvisor.
Stayed for 2 weeks in Can Barbas for a special birthday with our 2 30 + sons and their partners. Villa is in a great location for shops, beach and restaurants, simple 10 min walk for main town or 2 minutes to local facilities.
Highly recommend Stefano's restaurant just round the corner from the Villa for a great meal. Jacuzzi was well used as was table tennis table.
There were loads of inflatables for the big kids to play with as well.
Nice welcome pack on arrival and nice to see everyday items left from previous guests for us to use.
Well equipped kitchen, laundry etc. We have been to Puerto Pollensa many times and normally stay in Llenaire but really enjoyed Gotmar, staying in a very quiet area yet being so much nearer to the Port. All in all a very enjoyable stay.
"Third time to visit, excellent villa"
Reviewed for a stay in October 2013 on TripAdvisor.
Well, I am so glad I was looking through trip advisor and found our favourite villa on there to leave a review.
Can Barbas and Puerto Pollensa is no doubt our favourite holiday destination. We feel, having stayed in various self catering places....corfu, spain, Florida, UK, that we are experienced in this area. Over the time we have stayed there, we find every time that improvements have been made to the property. The pool, hot tub, BBQ & Pizza oven are all outstanding.
The outside bathroom as well saves the kids trailing in and out of the house when necessary. The whole house & its contents are maintained to a high standard.
The facilities we found are the best we have experienced in our self catering adventures.
We always take the kids DVD's, have the ipads etc with us. The Wifi connection is very handy.
We stayed in a premium villa in Florida in July 2013, there was 8 of us. The villa slept 12 people, it had only 2 sunbeds, an outside table for 4 & a dining table for 6. And not enough towels for 8 people, it was dirty, and nobody came to clean in the 3 weeks we was there! No entertainment... but we knew this would be standard practice. However, from experience we took the apple TV and loaded the ipads up with movies which kept the kids entertained on our "nights in". The agency were very unhelpful!! Need we say any more??
Prestige Villas presented themselves to us on arrival & made it clear that if there is anything at all that we need that they are readily available. Another aspect which is essential when you are away from home.
The Villa is located in an ideal area, quiet when the kids need to sleep. However, handy for the shops, the ports centre/entertainment & only a short walk to the beach.
I would have no hesitation in recommended this place to anybody.
- Alarm
- Parking - on-street
- Washing machine
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Bed linen provided
- Cot
- Cable/Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Video game console
- Stereo
- Ping pong table
- WiFi
- Oven
- Microwave
- Stove
- Coffee maker
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Water kettle
- Kitchen utensils provided
- Highchair
- Balcony
- Patio/deck/Terrace
- Roofed Patio/deck/Terrace
- Private Garden
- Air-conditioning
- BBQ Grill
- Hot Tub - private
- Pool - private
- Central heating
- Shower
- Bathtub
- Towels provided
What's on offer nearby
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Health/beauty spa
- Massage
- Fitness center/gym
- Yoga
- Golf
- Tennis
- Water sports
- Swimming
- Surfing
- Kayaking
- Biking
- Mountain biking
- Wild life viewing
- Fishing
- Rock climbing


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Five charming villages clustered together on the Italian Riveria, the Cinque Terre has recently gone from relative obscurity to one of Italy's biggest tourist highlights, and with good reason – the sight of brightly-colored buildings perched on cliffs above the … Continue reading
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Live Aqua Cancún: My Kind of All-Inclusive
I have to confess that I used to be a bit of a snob about all-inclusive resorts. I had an image in my head of what an AI was, and it wasn't a particularly flattering one. Think long lines at buffets for mediocre, … Continue reading
Three Things to Do in the Phi Phi Islands…Besides Maya Bay
Most people who come to Koh Phi Phi Don do so because it's a convenient point from which to visit Maya Bay. It is certainly that, but there's so much more to this island than just its proximity to Koh … Continue reading
Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort: Paradise in the Andaman Sea
Our trip to Thailand was a whole lot of fun, but it wasn't especially relaxing – until we got to our final stop in the Phi Phi Islands, that is. As soon as our longtail boat pulled up to the … Continue reading
Maya Bay: A Must-Visit in Thailand
All the negative things you may have heard about Maya Bay are true. It is unequivocally touristy. It is expensive (for Southeast Asia) and time-consuming to reach. It is crowded, at times almost unbelievably so. And yet, I would put … Continue reading
Koh Tao, Koh Nang Yuan and Koh Samui: Island Hopping in the Gulf of Thailand
Thailand has miles of coastline along two oceans and hundreds of islands dotting those coasts, and visiting an island or two or ten should be on everyone's itinerary for this country. Luckily, you don't have to be choosy. Although only … Continue reading
Exploring Thailand's Ang Thong National Marine Park
As soon as I saw photos of Ang Thong National Marine Park, I knew I had to see this archipelago of more than 40 islands in the Gulf of Thailand. Most people who visit Ang Thong do so on day … Continue reading
Five Must-Dos on Maui
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48 Hours in Mo'orea
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Jeep Tours in French Polynesia: Bora Bora vs. Mo'orea
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I stood overlooking a canyon,
Completely in awe at the wideness
Completely in fear of crossing
How could someone so small,
Face something so big?
God comes up behind,
Speaking in a whisper –
Not a booming voice –
For God is gentle.
You took your first breath
You took your first step
You spoke your first word
You had your first fight with siblings
I was there.
You were small, oh so small,
When you first asked your mother about Me.
You were small, oh so small,
When the water washed over.
I was there.
You were bigger, yet so innocent,
When you left home.
You were bigger, yet so innocent,
When the tassle moved over.
I was there.
When you feel down,
Opportunities falling apart before it begins.
When you feel down,
Loved ones leaving the world of the living.
I was there.
All you need is a first step of faith
Take My hand,
Step over the cliff
You won't fall
I am there.
There are so many Bible verses about fearing the Lord, and how it brings wisdom and longevity. I have always found that phrase (fear of the Lord) to be a bit difficult to understand and if I am being truly honest, I still do. However, I think this poem speaks what "fear of the Lord," particularly with the first stanza. The Lord is great and mighty, He is a jealous God, and He can do so much without even thinking. He's like a canyon or a waterfall or maybe even a hurricane, if I dare to equate God to one in this time, because He can cause damage if He chooses. He is awe-inspiring like a canyon or waterfall (like the Grand Canyon or Victoria Falls), but He can cause storms (like tornados… I probably shouldn't use hurricanes as an example right…). But God is also a God of grace, of gentleness, so He keeps us close when we honor Him. He sees that we love Him. I believe that "fear of the Lord" means to show God the respect that He deserves, and if we do so then we can walk over canyons (side note: wit would be terrifying, but so awesome!). Fear what God can do, but be in awe of what God can do for you.


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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Although telecommunications stocks initially retreated Thursday in the wake of the attacks in London, prices across the sector staged a late rally and ended with a slight gain.
The Nasdaq telecom index rose 34 cents to close at $184.50 as 13 of the 20 largest stocks advanced.
Comverse Technology Inc. CMVT jumped 45 cents to close at $23.80, making it one of the top movers. On the downside, Ciena Corp. CIEN, +8.62% dropped 10 cents, or $4.4%, to $2.17.
Also, eight of the 15 components of the American Stock Exchange's networking index tacked higher. Comverse lead that index as well.
The sharpest decliner: Alcatel ALA, +9.69% It shed 18 cents, or 1.7%, to $10.60.
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IWOST – online and offset DL folded brochure
IWOST Inner West Open Studio Trail Design Brief: IWOST was a result of the formulation of the Inner West Council. Two of the merged councils ran their own open studio trail LOST Leichhardt Open Studio Trail and MOST Marrickville Open Studio Trail. My brief was design a DL folded booklet which combined these two cultural […]
Graphic Design: NAIDOC Connection to Country and Culture
Norton Street flags: NAIDOC Connection to Country and Culture. I was lucky to work with some beautiful hand drawn artwork by Leslie James Reynolds. Design by Joel Tarling commissioned by Deborah Lennis Leichhardt Council .
Graphic design: Leichhardt Community Safety campaign
Commissioned by Leichhardt Council. Working collaboratively with: – Kate Walsh, Media and Communications Coordinator, – Tara Day-Williams, Team Leader Community Planning and Development, – Nikki Robinson, Community Development Project Officer. Design Brief: Develop creative solution for the Council's 'Speak Out' campaign design to suit schools, cafe and pubs.The design will be reproduced in a poster […]
Graphic Design: Leichhardt Seniors Festival
The Age of Reinvention – Leichhardt Seniors Festival Design Brief: Vibrant, fun look and feel . Design and layout A5 12 page brochure. Text and images supplied. Working with: Commissioned by Leichhardt Council. Gabrielle Higgins| Community Development Officer – Ageing, Disability and Social Inclusion Fiona Macdonald | Information Services Librarian Skills & responsibilities: Design & […]
Graphic Design: Site and Sound
Site and Sound is an initiative from Leichhardt Council that aims to animate and enliven the Leichhardt Town Hall, a building that has been in community use for 128 consecutive years. I felt the design needed to be fun and represent this reinvention of public buildings. The supplied sepia photo was so easy to work […]
Graphic Design: Heritage Week Brochure
Design Brief: Heritage Week brochure of events using supplied historical photos and text. Working with: Commissioned by Leichhardt Council. Amie Zar, Local History. Skills & responsibilities: Design & art direction. www.localnotes.net.au www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au/ Library/Local-History
Graphic Design: LOST
Design Brief: LOST or the Leichhardt Open Studio Trail is an annual event held in conjunction with Art Month each year in March. During this time artists studios throughout the local area open their doors to the public. This is a rare opportunity to enter the personal creative realms of participating artists and take an […]
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Design Brief: Rainbow flags on Norton Street to Celebrate the LGBTQI Leichhardt community Working with: Commissioned by Leichhardt Council.Tara Day-Williams| Team Leader Community Planning and Development Skills & responsibilities: Design & develop campaign.
Leichhardt Strategic Transport Planner campaign:
Share the Road campaign to develop a better relationship between drivers, cyclists and pedestrians this campaign was developed into ' Some of my best friends drive cars', ' Some of my best friends ride bikes' and for great safety visibility awareness the campaign branched out to 'Lighter is brighter' I was fortunate to work on […]
Graphic Design: Ethical Trade in Indigenous Art
Design Brief: Urgent job, no images supplied. Create a print advertisement which expresses Ethical Trade in Indigenous Art. Working with:: Commissioned by Leichhardt Council. Deborah Lennis, Community Development Officer – Aboriginal Programs, Rebekah Raymond, ERLGATSIF Coordinator and Erla Ronan, Group Manager Community and Cultural Services. Skills & responsibilities: Design & develop campaign. www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au/Community/Aboriginal-Community/Events/Starting-the-Conversation-


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I received Hair and Me Rejuvenation Treatment for review purpose few weeks back. I am happy to share that all the products work great with my hair type. I have received three different rejuvenation treatments.
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Butterscotch Oatmeal Cookie Pie
1 Comment | Written on November 20, 2012 at 5:00 am , by Kristina Vanni
Imagine everything you love about a Butterscotch Oatmeal Cookie…in the form of a Pie! The oats, nuts, and raisins – all wrapped up in a prepared pie crust. This winning recipe from our recent "Pie" contest is so easy to prepare, you can definitely whip it up just in time for the holidays.
Keep reading for the winning recipe…
Congratulations to Cathy Wiechert a.k.a "DutchBakerGirl" on here on Better Recipes. Cathy is not only an award-winning cook, she is also an accomplished blogger with her website, "The Dutch Baker's Daughter." This pie is a creative twist on a classic cookie recipe. Cathy even suggests "swapping the raisins for chocolate chips" if you prefer. I love how she added a splash of bourbon into the mix. Can't go wrong with that!
When I saw this winning recipe, I immediately remembered a recipe for Butterscotch Oatmeal Cookies I made earlier this year. If you love these flavors, why not give both a try!
Butterscotch Oatmeal Cookie Pie (click here to print recipe)
1 Unbaked 9″ Pie Crust
3 Large Eggs, beaten
1 jar (12.5 oz) Butterscotch Ice Cream Topping
1/4 cup Unsalted Butter, melted
3/4 cup Sugar
1/2 tsp Salt
2 Tbsp Butterscotch Schnapps or Bourbon
1 cup Chopped Walnuts
3/4 cup Oatmeal
1/2 cup Raisins
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare pie crust or line a 9inch glass pie plate with a refrigerated crust per package instructions. In a medium bowl, combine beaten eggs, butterscotch topping, melted butter, sugar, salt, butterscotch schnapps, walnuts, oatmeal and raisins. Mix until well blended, then pour into prepared crust. Bake for 50-60 minutes or until a knife inserted halfway between the center and edge of pie comes out clean. Serve warm or cold, with whipped cream, if desired.
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Who Should Be Held Responsible For Your Florida Slip And Fall Accident?
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Show Me The Mandelas?
(( Written By: Mimi Tsiane )) It is not all about the Benjamins; former South African President Nelson Mandela's face will be featured on banknotes in various denominations. According to CNN; the banknotes will feature a picture of the former president and anti-apartheid icon on the front. The back of the banknotes will retain the images of the "big five" animals (the lion, elephant, cape buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros).
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Welcome to the 2018 paddling season!
This year, the goals are to have fun, be safe, learn some new skills, and get as many kids racing as we can.
If you'd like to bring a friend please do, share the fun! A parent will need to sign your waiver. Waivers will be at Santa Clara or you can download from http://www.scora.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/SCORA-Waiver-2018.pdf
Wear clothes that can get wet. For instance, a rash guard top and trunks or gym pants, no cotton please.
Wear rubber flip flops or water shoes for walking on the grass and shells.
Our practice at Mission Bay Sportscenter at Santa Clara Point will be from 10:30 to 12.
Parents please be at the beach at 11:30 to help put away the canoes. Be prepared to walk in sand :-)
Dues are $40 per paddler and $20 for each additional paddler in your family.
This includes all practices, a race jersey, and two races. Practice a few times to decide and then pay dues to Hanohano Canoe Club.
Practice Location:
1010 Santa Clara Place Mission Bay 92109. North end of Santa Clara next to the Mission Bay Sports Center (OEX).
Tentative Practice/Race Schedule 2018
Sunday April 8 - 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday April 22- 10:30 a.m. -`12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday April 29- 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday May 6- 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. PRACTICE
Saturday May 12 7:00 a.m. - RACE - CRYSTAL PIER - CROWN POINT, San Diego
Sunday May 27 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday June 3 - 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday June 10 - 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. PRACTICE
Sunday June 17 - 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. PRACTICE
Saturday June 23- 7:00 a.m. - RACE - IRON CHAMPS - BONITA COVE, San Diego
Sunday July 1 - 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. -PRACTICE
Sunday July 8 - 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. - PRACTICE
Sunday July 15 - 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. - PRACTICE
Sunday July 22 - 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. - PRACTICE
Sunday August 12th - noon(ash) - HANOHANO BAY DAY
Practice Prep:
Come prepared to get in the canoe wearing water clothes and shoes. Please bring sunscreen, drinking water, towel and warm clothes to change in to. Parents, please be prepared to help move boats if you are able.
Note: Practices subject to change with advance notification to our email list of paddlers.
Mahalo to our sponsors OMBAC and Taco Surf!!
For additional information and/or to be placed on the email list, please contact Terri Franklin at email@example.com.


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Isotooppitutkimuksia* on tehty terveiden henkilöiden colon-alueella muodostuneitten lyhyitten rasvahappojen (SCFA) systeemisestä saatavuudesta ja aineenvaihdunnasta.
J Physiol. 2016 Aug 11. doi: 10.1113/JP272613. [Epub ahead of print]
Systemic availability and metabolism of colonic-derived short-chain fatty acids in healthy subjects - a stable isotope study.
Boets E1,2, Gomand SV2,3, Deroover L1,2, Preston T4, Vermeulen K5, De Preter V1,6, Hamer H1,2, Van den Mooter G7, De Vuyst L8, Courtin CM2,3, Annaert P7, Delcour JA2,3, Verbeke KA1,2.
TIIVISTELMÄ, Abstract
Lyhytketjuiset tyydyttyneet rasvahapot etikkahappo C2:0), propionihappo(C3:0) ja voihappo( C4:0) ovat bakteerien aineenvaihduntatuotteita, jotka välittävät vuorovaikutusta dieetin, mikrobifloran ja isäntäkehon kesken.
- The short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), acetate, propionate and butyrate are bacterial metabolites that mediate the interaction between diet, the microbiota and the host.
- In this study, the systemic availability of SCFAs and their incorporation into biologically relevant molecules was quantified.
- Known amounts of 13 C-labelled acetate, propionate and butyrate were introduced in the colon of 12 healthy subjects using colon delivery capsules and plasma levels of 13 C-SCFAs and of 13 C-glucose, 13 C-cholesterol and 13 C-fatty acids were measured. The butyrate producing capacity of the intestinal microbiota was quantified as well.
- Systemic availability of colonic-administered acetate, propionate and butyrate was 36%, 9% and 2%, respectively. Conversion of acetate into butyrate (24%) was the most prevalent interconversion by the colonic microbiota and was not related to the butyrate-producing capacity in the faecal samples.
- Less than 1% of administered acetate was incorporated into cholesterol and < 15% in fatty acids. On average, 6% of colonic propionate was incorporated into glucose. The SCFAs were mainly excreted via the lungs after oxidation to 13 CO2 whereas less than 0.05% of the SCFAs were excreted into urine.
- These results will allow future evaluation and quantification of SCFAs production from 13 C-labelled fibres in the human colon by measuring 13 C-labelled SCFA concentrations in blood.
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