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Dentists, dental hygienists and allied dental providers from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are eligible for the federal and state student loan repayment programs outlined below.
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no longer takes part in the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
State Loan Repayment Program.
Board of Dental Scholarship Awards operates the Dental
Service Program. The Board may award an annual loan worth up to the
annual cost of in-state tuition and required fees at the University of Alabama
at Birmingham School of Dentistry. The average loan award is $9,000 per year.
Loans are awarded based on economic need and scholastic ability. The program is
funded by direct appropriation from the Education Trust Fund. Each applicant
must agree to work in full-time clinical practice as a licensed dentist in an
area of critical need for a specified number of months and agree to provide
care to a certain number of indigent patients or patients covered under
Board of Dental Scholarship Awards will repay student loans in the
amount of $3,000 per year of service in approved communities for a maximum of
four years. To learn more about awards given by the Alabama Board of Dental
Scholarship Awards call the Board at 205-934-8132.
Dentists and dental
hygienists pursuing loan repayment opportunities should seek additional
opportunities under the federal programs listed at the end of this chart.
Alaska State Loan Repayment Program is also called the SHARP
program. SHARP-I is the traditional option. The program offers loan repayment
for primary care clinicians working in federal Health Professional Shortage
Areas (HPSAs), largely with underserved populations. SHARP is jointly supported
by funds from several sources, including the State of Alaska's General Fund,
the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, and the Health Resources and Services
Administration, as well as by required partial employer match.
may earn up to $35,000 per year, or, for very hard-to-fill areas, $47,000 per
year. Dental hygienists may earn up to $20,000 per year, or, for very
hard-to-fill areas, $27,000. To date, 254 clinicians have received this
support-for-service benefit under 2-year contracts, working in a range of
primary care medical, behavioral health and dental occupations. Settings
include community health centers, tribal health clinics, and critical access
hospitals, among others.
SHARP-II is currently not
taking any new clinician applications.
will not be available until further notice due to statutory and regulatory
expands loan repayment eligibility to include (a) new practice settings (e.g.,
long-term care), (b) new occupations (e.g., specialists, allied health), (c)
new employers (e.g., Banner, Providence), (d) new locations (e.g., beyond
federally specified locations), and (e) new roles (e.g., health care faculty,
health administrators). SHARP-III is to be largely based on the SHARP program's
traditional contract and operation guidelines. All candidates will (a) be
selected by their employer, (b) apply through the regular SHARP process, (c) be
formally recommended by Council, (d) sign SHARP's standard service contract,
and (e) fulfill quarterly requirements. Funding for SHARP III will be shared by
an employer, and an associated contributor, such as a community or private
foundation, university, government entity, or other sources. The employer
payment is prohibited from exceeding 80%, and the associated contributor
payment must be at least 20%, unless an exception is granted.
are three types of support-for-service benefit payments available: (1)
education loan repayment (LRP); (2) direct 31 incentive; or (3) both loan
repayment and direct incentive. Dentists may earn up to $35,000 per year, or,
for very hard-to-fill areas, $47,000 per year when working full time. When working
part time, Dentists may earn up to $17,500 or $23,750 for very hard-to-fill
positions. Dental hygienists may earn up to $20,000 per year, or, for very
hard-to-fill areas, $27,000 when working full time. For part time work,
hygienists may earn up to $10,000 or $13,500 for very hard-to-fill positions.
Direct any questions about
all SHARP matters: Robert Sewell, Ph.D., Program Manager SHARP Program, Alaska
DHSS Phone: 907-465-4065 Email: email@example.com
Arizona State Loan Repayment Programs (SLRP) provides
loan repayment for eligible dentists and is administered by the Arizona
Department of Health Services (ADHS) and by the Bureau of Health Systems
Development (BHSD), also known as the Primary Care Office for the State of
SLRP has two components:
PCPLRP and the RPPCPLRP follow similar program guidelines. Eligible dentists
must agree to a minimum of two years of full-time service (40 hours per week)
or half-time service (at least 20 hours per week). The amount of the loan award
varies based upon type of provider, full-time versus half-time status, the HPSA
score of the service site, and the provider's total student loan indebtedness.
order of making awards to eligible
candidates is based on descending total priority score, which is determined by
a set of variables that include geographic location, HPSA score, percent of
underserved population served and other variables. The award is in addition to
the compensation package offered by the employer.
Arkansas Health Education Grant (ARHEG)
Program provides assistance to students seeking professional training in
dentistry to allow them to attend out-of-state institutions.
ARHEG, which is funded by the state of Arkansas, provides assistance for Arkansas
residents attending certain out-of-state accredited dental schools for graduate
or professional programs that are unavailable in Arkansas. Due to current
economic conditions, however, the number of students who receive assistance may
be limited by the availability of funds. Applicants are encouraged to apply but
are also encouraged to pursue alternative sources of funding.
California State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP)
increases the number of health care providers, including dentists and
registered dental hygienists, practicing in federally designated Health
Professional Shortage Areas. Eligibility
requirements include, among others, U.S. citizenship; a valid,
unrestricted license to practice in California; employment (or pending
employment) at a SLRP-approved practice site; and a two-year full-time (40
hours per week) or a four-year half-time (20 hours per week). Service years and
amounts for full-time/half-time initial and extension grants may
vary from year to year; the amounts are subject to change based upon federal
requirements. If awarded, an applicant may receive up to $50,000.00.
the Colorado
Health Service Corps, modeled after the National Health Service Corps
awards may be made up to $90,000 for dentists and up to $20,000 for dental
hygienists working full-time. Awards may also be made in amounts up to $45,000
for dentists working part time and $10,000 for dental hygienists working part
time. All contracts are for three years, though the program's goal is to
facilitate long-term retention far beyond a service obligation in an
underserved Colorado community.
the State
Dental Loan Repayment Program provides awards to dentists and dental
hygienists willing to serve in a public, nonprofit or private dental practice
in Colorado that serves at least some Medicaid, CHP+ and/or uninsured patients
each month. Participants must agree to serve at the same site, serving
underserved patients, for a term of two years. Award amounts vary, based on
numbers of Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid Program), Child Health
Plan Plus, Colorado Old Age Pension and/or uninsured patients seen each month.
State Loan Repayment Program is not currently accepting
Delaware State Loan Repayment
(SLRP) is designed to recruit dental, primary care and mental health
professionals in the advanced and mid-level degree professions to federally
designated Health Professional Shortage Areas in Delaware. Eligible clinicians
receive a limited number of two-year awards ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 for
hygienists and $70,000 to $100,000 for dentists. The funds can be used to pay
down or pay off existing student loans with qualified loan providers.
Participants must agree to serve for a term of two years.
2017, Delaware revised the SLRP program guideline to be more inclusive of
community sponsors and practice site participation when it comes to matching
funds. Public and non-profit organizations contracting with an awarded SLRP
participant will be responsible for providing 50% of the awarded amount.
Practice sites may solicit community sponsors for support of non-federal
funds to match SLRP awards. Contractual agreements between sponsors and
Practice sites are independent of the SLRP agreements.
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The District's Health Professional Loan
Repayment Program (HPLRP)
provides loan repayment to eligible health professionals practicing full-time
at HPLRP-certified sites in health professional shortage and medically underserved
areas (HPSAs and MUAs) in DC. The HPLRP assists certified sites to recruit and
retain providers by providing loan repayment up to $148,471 over four years for
physicians and dentists and $81,657 for all other eligible providers. Both
dentists and hygienists may be eligible under the program. Rates for repayment
are the lesser of: 18% of the total eligible debt or $14,698 in year one, 26% or
$32,231 in year two, and 28% or $22,864 in years three and four.
Dentists and dental
hygienists pursuing loan repayment opportunities should seek opportunities
under the federal programs listed at the end of this chart.
The Dentists
for Rural Areas Assistance Program administered by the Georgia Board
for Physician Workforce, provides service-cancellable loans of up to $25,000
per year for up to 4 years for dentists who practice full-time in a in an
underserved, rural county with a population of 50,000 or less.. To learn more,
contact the Georgia Board for Physician Workforce at 404-232-7972 or gbpw.georgia.gov/loanrepaymentprograms.
Hawaii does have a Hawaii State Loan Repayment Program,
dentists and dental hygienists are not included in the loan repayment program
according to program staff in the Hawaii/Pacific Basin Area Health Education
Dentists and dental
hygienists pursuing loan repayment opportunities should seek opportunities
under the federal programs listed at the end of this chart.
Rural Health Care Access Program (RHCAP)
provides grants to non-profit organizations to help rural Idaho communities
improve access to primary medical and dental health care through grants
assistance. "Improving access to health care" includes removing
barriers that prevent people from obtaining health care, strengthening health
care systems and developing partnerships to better serve communities.
of up to $35,000 per year for a maximum of one year may be awarded to eligible entities
serving any area designated as a Health Professional Shortage Area or Medically
Underserved Area/Population. Applicants may submit grant proposals that improve
access to health care in any of the three assistance categories: telehealth
projects, community development projects or other (e.g., loan repayment for
primary/dental care providers, recruitment incentive and/or reimbursement of
relocation expenses for primary/dental care providers).
Idaho State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP)
is a multidiscipline, state-based loan repayment program for dentists and registered
dental hygienists working in an eligible facility or a federally designated
Health Professional Shortage Area. The loan repayment is provided through a
federal grant, and every award must be matched with funds provided by the
clinician's employer. Participating sites must implement a sliding-fee scale
for low-income and uninsured patients and accept Medicare and Medicaid. Loan repayment
awards may range from $2,500 to $25,000 per year depending on employer contribution.
A two-year service obligation is required full time practitioners, and sites
must submit annual reports during the funding period. Participants currently
receiving loan repayment and fulfilling a service obligation are not eligible.
SLRP application
consists of two parts: a practitioner application and a separate employer application that
identifies the practitioner to receive the award and the amount of loan
repayment requested.
the Illinois National Health Service Corps State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) dentists
may receive up to $25,000 annually for a maximum of $50,000 for a minimum of
two years full time service. The required site contribution is up to $12,500
per year for two years. A third year and a fourth year of service can be added
individually upon completion of the initial two-year obligation.
Additionally, under the Dental
Student Grant Act, grants are available to dental students who are
members of a racial minority.
Indiana State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) was suspended as of
August 2011 due to the lack of required state funds to match the SLRP federal
Primary Care Recruitment and Retention Endeavor (PRIMECARRE)
Iowa Loan Repayment Program requires a two-year practice commitment in a public
or non-profit site located in a HPSA. The program provides up to $50,000 for
two years of full-time service and $25,000 for two years of part-time service
for dentists, and $30,000 for two years of full-time and $15,000 of part-time
service for dental hygienists.
Fulfilling Iowa's Need for Dentists (FIND) and Delta
Dental of Iowa Loan Repayment programs are also available.
the Kansas
State Loan Repayment Program, for a minimum commitment of two years
of full-time service, dentists are eligible to receive up to $25,000 annually
for repayment of outstanding educational debt. Registered clinical dental
hygienists are eligible to receive up to $20,000 annually. Please note that the
loan repayment awards are made on a competitive basis and are limited to
available funds. After the initial two-year contract has been fulfilled, the
health care provider may extend the contract for up to three additional years
of service in one-year increments.
2011, the Kansas Dental Association (KDA) and Kansas Dental Charitable
Foundation (KDCF), in partnership with Delta Dental of Kansas, have promoted
dentists to practice in rural Kansas through the Kansas Initiative for New
Dentists Program (KIND).
KIND Loan Forgiveness Grant provides
existing dentists up to $50,000 in assistance for moving/locating to a rural
area. A KIND Loan Forgiveness Grant recipient must commit to practicing in a
rural area for three years and be a KanCare (Medicaid) Provider.
The KIND Scholarship is
also available for students. Eligible dental students may apply for the KIND
Scholarship each year; the awardee may receive up to $25,000 per year or $100,000
in total scholarship assistance. In return, the student commits to practicing
dentistry in a rural area as a KanCare (Medicaid) provider for a period of time
determined by the total KIND scholarship
Kentucky State Loan Repayment Program (KSLRP)
is a 50/50 matching loan repayment program funded through the National Health
Service Corps and administered by the Kentucky Office of Rural Health. For every federal dollar provided by the KSLRP,
participants must have a 1:1 match from a sponsor source. Sponsors can
include employers at the practice site; private foundations, corporations,
community organizations, and/or philanthropies; and, rurally-oriented
organizations requesting that their funds be used to support the placement of
practitioners in rural areas.
The program requires a
two-year commitment by the provider to practice at an eligible site with an
equal commitment by the employer. Eligible sites must be a public or non-profit
private entity, provide primary care services, be in an identified Health
Professional Shortage Area, accept all forms of public insurance, and offer and
advertise a sliding fee scale and see all patients regardless of their ability
to pay. Preferential funding may be given to providers that accept students on
health professions rotations. Total funding limits for a two-year commitment
vary by profession, as follows: $80,000 for dentists and $20,000 for registered
dental hygienists.
purpose of the Louisiana State Loan Repayment
Program is to encourage primary care practitioners to serve in
Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs). The program will repay government
or commercial educational loans obtained by the practitioner.
may receive up to $30,000 annually for a three-year initial commitment. Dental
hygienists may receive up to $15,000 annually for a three-year initial
commitment. Participants who complete their original commitment, remain at an
eligible HPSA site, still have educational loans to repay and have been
compliant with all requirements may be able to extend their commitment for a
two-year extension of $24,000.
Dental Education Loan is a forgivable loan program for Maine
residents seeking advanced dental education. To receive loan forgiveness, a
dentist must practice general dentistry full time in an underserved area of the
state in an eligible dental care facility. Participants may receive up to
$20,000 per year and $80,000 total. Disbursement of loan funds is made directly
to the institution.
Dental Education Loan Repayment Program provides loan repayment
assistance for dentists practicing general dentistry in eligible dental care
facilities in underserved areas of Maine. The initial contract term is for two
years with the ability to renew for an additional two years. Dentists may
receive up to $20,000 per year, and $80,000 total. Funds are paid directly to
the lender or loan servicer of the dentist's outstanding education loans.
Maine Health Professions Loan Program is a need-based, competitive loan for Maine
students pursuing advanced medical, dental and veterinary education. The
program provides up to $25,000 annually, up to $100,000 total, for a maximum of
four years. However, the number of loans awarded each year is limited and
depends on available funding. Interest does not accrue while students are in
school. Repayment interest rate varies from 0% to 8% depending on location and
practice type.
Grants & Loans Programs website provides additional information
on each loan program.
A limited number of
eligible dentists who practice in underserved areas may also be eligible for a tax
credit ranging between $6,000 and $18,000. The amount of the tax
credit depends on length of time practicing in an underserved area. Please
review this section of the Maine Revised Code for details regarding eligibility.
Dent-Care Loan Assistance Repayment Program requires that
Dentists may receive up to
$23,740 per year for each year of obligated service up to a maximum of three
years of service.
The Massachusetts
Loan Repayment Program for Dental Professionals awards up to $50,000
for dentists and up to $40,000 for dental hygienists. Eligible health
professionals must be employed by or have a contract to work in eligible public
or nonprofit healthcare organizations, located in a federally designated Health
Professional Shortage Area, and make a commitment of two years of full-time
work, or the equivalent extended commitment of part-time work (e.g. a 20-hour
work week will mean a four-year contract), providing primary health services in
an eligible health care organization. The application deadline for 2018 was Aug.
The Michigan Essential Health Provider program
also is known as the Michigan
State Loan Repayment Program (MSLRP). The MSLRP provides loan
repayment assistance to dentists who are willing to provide full-time services
in a Health Professional Shortage Area at a not-for-profit health clinic for
two or more years. The MSLRP will assist eligible
selected by providing up to $200,000 in tax-free funds to repay their
educational debt over a period of up to eight years. Participants will enter
consecutive two-year MSLRP service obligations requiring them to remain
employed for a minimum of 40 hours per week for no less than 45 weeks per year
at eligible nonprofit practice sites providing primary health care services to
ambulatory populations. MSLRP loan repayment agreements are funded by a
federal/state/local partnership.
Mordini Rukavina Loan Forgiveness Program is funded by the Iron
Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board to help dentists pay back educational
loans if they are willing to practice in the Taconite Assistance Area (TAA) of
northeastern Minnesota for at least five years. Forgivable loan amounts of up
to $120,000, not to exceed the applicant's documented outstanding educational
debt, will be dispersed at a rate of $30,000 per year for four years.
may also apply to the Minnesota
State Loan Repayment Program (MN SLRP). The MN SLRP provides funds
for repayment of qualifying educational loans of up to $20,000 annually for
full-time primary care providers. In return for the loan repayment award,
participants must complete a two-year service obligation at nonprofit private
or public sites located in federally designated Health Professional Shortage
Areas. Both dentists and registered clinical dental hygienists are eligible.
to Minnesota Dentists Loan Repayment for Service Program is a
competitive program sponsored by Delta Dental of Minnesota Foundation in
collaboration with Minnesota Dental Foundation. To be eligible for up to
$200,000 in qualified loan repayment, selected recipients must practice in a
town with a population of less than 15,000 in a Minnesota Dental Health
Professional Shortage Area for five years, with a patient population of which
15% must be public program patients.
Dental Therapist/Advance Dental Therapist Loan Forgiveness Program
is available to practicing Dental Therapists (DTs)/Advanced Dental Therapists
(ADTs) or final year DT and ADT students in the process of completing their
training or certification. Selected participants are required to practice in a
designated rural area full-time for at least three years, with an optional
fourth year. Participants may receive an annual award of up to $10,000.
For more information on
Minnesota Health Care Loan Forgiveness and Repayment Programs, please visit: www.health.state.mn.us/divs/orhpc/funding/loans/index.html.
Rural Dentists Scholarship Program identifies qualified university
and college students from rural areas of the state for dental school
matriculation. The scholarship program consists of three distinct phases
through which participants' progress: undergraduate predental education, dental
school, and future plans that include the establishment of an initial practice
entry support system. During dental school training, MRDSP Scholars are awarded
a $35,000-per-year scholarship, and are also given support to help them to be
Health Professional Loan Repayment offers the repayment of
outstanding educational loans in exchange for providing primary health care
services in areas designated as HPSAs. The maximum loan repayment amount is up
to $50,000 for two years of service in a Health Professional Service Area.
The Primary Care
Resource Initiative for Missouri Student Loan Program, a competitive
state program, awards forgivable loans to students pursuing health care
training leading to Missouri licensure or registration in dentistry or dental
hygiene. The amount of funding provided depends on the student's chosen
discipline and educational status.
The Montana Student
Loan Repayment Program provides loan repayment funds for dentists
and dental hygienists working in Health Professional Shortage Areas. In
exchange for two-years of service, full-time applicants may receive up to
$15,000 per year. The program is funded through a federal grant that requires a
$1 to $1 match with non-federal dollars. Approved sites that provide $1 to $1
match can award up to $25,000 per year for a 2 year commitment from the
eligible healthcare providers.
Loan Repayment Program is a local-state matching fund program to
assist local entities serving shortage areas in recruiting and retaining health
professionals. Dentists are eligible to receive up $60,000, for practicing at
an eligible site located within a designated shortage area.
sites must agree to provide an equal match to state dollars. The local match
may come from any source; however, the health professional cannot serve as the
local entity and be self-monitored. Communities and/or local entities must do
their own recruiting, using the availability of loan repayment as a recruiting
tool. Communities and local entities are urged to develop practice
opportunities that offer a group practice environment with call sharing,
coverage and other professional support. The health professional must agree to
a three-year practice commitment in a state-designated shortage area and accept
Medicaid patients. Dentists may receive up to $60,000 per year ($30,000 from
local funds and $30,000 from state funds). The actual amount awarded will
depend on the individual practitioner's educational debt load and the
availability of state funds.
Student Loan Program is available to Nebraska residents only.
Eligible students must be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in a medical,
physician assistant, dental, or graduate-level mental health training program
in Nebraska. Awards are made by the Rural Health Advisory Commission based on
the student's understanding of and commitment to the practice of primary care,
dental care or mental health care in rural Nebraska. The number and amount of
student loans are determined annually based on state funding. The maximum
annual student loan amount for a dental student is up to $30,000 for up to four
years. Participants in the Nebraska Student Loan Program must practice the
equivalent of one year of full-time practice (40 hours per week) in a state
designated shortage area for each year they receive a student loan.
New Hampshire State
Loan Repayment Program (NH SLRP), provides funds to health care
professionals, including dentists and registered clinical dental hygienists,
working in areas of the State designated as being medically underserved. Applicants
must agree to a minimum service obligation for full-time service or a minimum
24-month obligation for part-time service. NH SLRP contracts are awarded first
to applicants who have secured a one-to-one match for each state dollar in the
contract. This match can come from the eligible practice site or the community
in which the applicant will practice. If an applicant is unable to secure a
match, the application will be considered in competition with all other
unmatched applications received.
NH SLRP offsets graduate or undergraduate educational loans to full-time
dentists at $75,000 for a minimum service obligation, with an opportunity for a
24-month extension at $40,000. Registered dental hygienists, are eligible to
receive $30,000 for a 36-month minimum service obligation, with an opportunity
for a 24-month extension at $10,000.
Care Practitioner Loan Redemption Program of New Jersey (NJLRP),
provides repayment for outstanding qualifying educational loans incurred while
program participants were in medical, dental or professional graduate school.
General dentists and pediatric dentists are eligible to participate in the
program. Qualifying
educational loans are government and commercial loans for actual
tuition and eligible expenses paid toward a graduate health profession program.
care providers must agree to provide primary health care services at an NJLRP
approved placement site for a minimum of two years (maximum of four years). In
return, NJLRP providers may redeem up to $120,000 over a four-year period of
service for qualifying educational loans.
New Mexico Health
Professional Loan Repayment Program provides repayment of
outstanding student loans for dentists who make a two-year service commitment
to practice full-time in a designated medical shortage area in New Mexico. The
program is open to New Mexico residents, and is federal- and state funded. The
maximum allowable state award is $25,000 per year. Recipients are eligible for
renewal upon completion of their two-year obligation.
New Mexico Health Service
Corps provides stipends to dental and dental hygiene students in
exchange for entering into a contract with the Department of Health to provide services
for a minimum of two years at approved rural, medically underserved clinics
upon completion of training. The amount of any stipend awarded is dependent
upon available resources and is paid for a maximum of two years.
New Mexico state loan repayment programs mentioned above are subject to state
legislative appropriations.
the New Mexico Rural Health
Care Practitioner Tax Credit Program, health care providers in
rural, underserved areas may be eligible for an income tax credit. Under the
authorizing statute, eligible professionals who provide health care for at
least 2,080 hours during a taxable year at an approved location will be
eligible for a tax credit for that year. Eligible professionals who provide
health care for less than 2,080, but at least 1,040 hours, will be eligible for
one-half of the tax credit amount. Full time practicing dentists are eligible
for a $5,000 annual tax credit, and dental hygienists practicing full time are
eligible for a $3,000 annual tax credit.
The Allied Health
Loan for Service Program provides educational loans to students
seeking certification/licensure in an eligible health field, including dental
hygiene. As a condition of each loan, the student must declare his/her intent
to practice as a health professional in a designated shortage area. For every
year of service, a portion of the loan will be forgiven. If the entire service
agreement is fulfilled, 100% of the loan is eligible for forgiveness. Penalties
may be assessed if the service agreement is not satisfied. The award may not
exceed $12,000 per year and is based on the financial need of the student. The
one-year award may be renewed for up for four years upon resubmission of yearly
New York
State Primary Care Service Corps Loan Repayment Program (PCSC LRP)is
modeled after the National Health Service Corps, and is a service-obligated
loan repayment program designed to increase the number of certain clinical
practitioners, including dentists who provide general or pediatric dentistry
and dental hygienists, in underserved areas.
the North
Carolina State Loan Repayment Program dentists who provide services
in eligible facilities serving those with high need may receive principal plus
interest maximums of $100,000 for general practice with a four-year commitment.
The maximum for dental hygienists is $60,000 for a four-year commitment.
Dakota Dentist Loan Repayment Program will repay loans for selected
dentists who serve in a: public health clinic, practice with a focus on
underserved populations, or a nonprofit clinic. . Each dentist selected may
receive up to $100,000 to repay educational loans and must sign a contract to
practice full time for five years within an area identified by the State Health
Council as having a defined need for dental services.
the Oregon
Partnership State Loan Repayment Program, approved practice sites located
in a HPSA must agree to match 50% of the total loan repayment award (plus a 10%
administrative fee). Dentists and expanded practice dental hygienists practicing
full time under the program may receive up to 50% of their total student loan
debt, up to a maximum of $35,000 annually for an initial two-year obligation. Practitioners
who work part time may receive up to 50% in loan repayment on qualifying
educational debt, up to a maximum of $17,500 per obligation year, for an
initial four-year obligation. Providers may qualify for up to two one-year
continuations beyond their initial service obligation and may receive up to 60% of their remaining
qualified educational debt, up to a maximum of $35,000. The program limits
providers to $100,000 maximum in total loan repayment funds.
Health Care Provider Loan Repayment provides loan repayment for dentists and
expanded practice dental hygienists who work at eligible sites located in HPSAs
and serve patients regardless of their source of coverage (Medicaid, Medicare,
private etc.) or ability to pay. Full time service providers must commit to a three-year
minimum service obligation in exchange for a tax-free award of 50% of their
qualifying educational loan debt balance, up to $35,000 per obligation year. Part time service providers must
commit to a three-year minimum service obligation in exchange for a tax-free
award of 25% of their qualifying educational loan debt balance, up to $25,000
per obligation year.
Medicaid Primary Care Loan Repayment Program expired in 2017.
Oregon Office of Rural Health is charged with administering the Rural
Practitioner Tax Credit for Dentists Program, which grants up to
$5,000 in personal income tax credits to eligible dentists who work in a county
designated as a "frontier county", or a town with a population less than 5,000
people that is also 25 or more miles from another source of full-time general
dental care. The amount of the credit varies based on the population size of
the community and practice site distance from the centroid of a community.
Eligible dentists must also have an annual adjusted gross income below
The Scholars
for a Healthy Oregon Initiative (SHOI) is administered by the Oregon
Health & Science University (OHSU). SHOI covers tuition and fees for a
limited number of eligible students entering specific clinical degree programs,
including the D.M.D. program. In return, funding recipients agree to practice
as a health care practitioner in a rural or underserved community in Oregon for
a minimum of one year longer than the total years of funding received. SHOI
funding is awarded annually, effective for one academic year with annual
renewal if the student remains in good academic standing. The funding provides
for payment of full OHSU tuition and required fees but does not provide a
living allowance.
Primary Health Care Practitioners Loan Repayment Program is designed
to incentivize, recruit, and retain primary care practitioners willing to serve
underserved Pennsylvania residents and to make a commitment to practicing in
federally designated Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs). Primary care
practitioners (including general dentists and registered dental hygienists)
wishing to submit an application must meet all eligibility requirements and
must be currently employed at a Loan Repayment Program-approved site either (1)
located in a federally designated Health Professional Shortage Area or (2)
serving a minimum of 30% low-income patients as defined.
a two-year contract (required):
Dentists and dental
hygienists pursuing loan repayment opportunities should seek opportunities
under the federal programs listed at the end of this chart.
for the South Carolina
Rural Dentist Program are appropriated to the Medical University of
South Carolina (MUSC) and are administered by the South Carolina Area Health
Education Consortium (AHEC). The program assists in the repayment of
educational loans for dentists who practice in a Health Professional Service
Area or serve as full-time faculty at the MUSC College of Dental Medicine.
Priority for this program is given to those demonstrating need and expressing
intent to remain in an underserved area or in an area of critical need at the
MUSC College of Dental Medicine. Loan reimbursement payments are made quarterly
and cover the amount of all canceled loan repayment checks submitted to the
South Carolina AHEC (dated within the quarter). Alternatively, the dentist can
provide the loan account online access details to South Carolina AHEC, which
can make the payments directly.
Dakota Recruitment Assistance Program provides incentive payments to
dentists who enter into a contract with the South Dakota Department of Health
to provide services in an eligible community for at least three consecutive
years. The amount of the incentive payment for a qualifying physician or
dentist is equal to twice the University of South Dakota School of Medicine
resident tuition for the four most recently completed academic years. The
current amount is approximately $219,000.
be eligible a dentist must:
The Tennessee
State Loan Repayment Program (TSLRP) provides educational loan
repayment to qualified primary care practitioners, including general and
pediatric dentists, in exchange for an initial two-year service obligation to
practice full time or part time at an ambulatory public nonprofit or private
nonprofit primary care site located in a federally designated Health
Professional Shortage Area. The maximum TSLRP award is $50,000 for an initial
two-year service obligation. TSLRP recipients in good standing are eligible to
reapply for a maximum of up to $20,000 per year in continued loan repayment
awards after fulfilling their initial two-year service obligation and as long
as they have outstanding educational loans to repay contingent upon funding
Communities Health Care Investment Program (RCHIP) uses funds from a
permanent endowment established from the tobacco settlement for the State of
Texas. RCHIP is intended to assist rural communities in recruiting practicing
health care providers, other than physicians. Eligibility is limited to
providers who: either recently began practicing in a rural community or who
agree to move to a rural community as defined, serve in HPSAs or Medically
Underserved Areas, and practitioners who have also received a license within 24
months of applying to the program. Providers must commit to serving for one
year. Although historically the Texas Department of Agriculture has awarded
RCHIP recipients $5,000, last year the agency awarded $10,000 each.
purpose of the Texas
Dental Education Loan Repayment Program (DELRP) is to recruit and
retain qualified dentists to provide dental services in dental Health
Professional Shortage Areas of Texas. However, because the Texas Legislature
did not appropriate state funds for this program for the two-year period
beginning Sept. 1, 2017, through Aug. 31, 2019, no applications will be
accepted during this period. For more information on the DELRP, please contact
the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board at 800-242-3062.
Dentists and dental
hygienists pursuing loan repayment opportunities should seek opportunities
under the federal programs listed at the end of this chart
State Loan Repayment Program (VA-SLRP) is operated by the Virginia
Department of Health-Office of Health Equity (VDH-OHE) and provides a non-taxed
incentive to qualified dentists and registered dental hygienists in return for
a minimum of two years of service at an eligible practice site in a HPSA.
VA-SLRP requires a dollar for dollar match from the community/practice site.
The maximum award for a four-year commitment is $140,000 and is only be a
qualifying educational loan. Prioritizing applications for VA-SLRP is done on a
first come first serve basis with priority given to renewals. All approvals are
based on availability of funds.
State Health Professional Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP) provides eligible
dentists and registered dental hygienists a maximum award of $75,000 in
exchange for service at an eligible site in a HPSA. The service obligation term
is three years for full-time employment (40 hours a week), or a prorated
equivalent term of up to five years for less than full-time employment. Participants
working part time are required to work at least 24 hours per week at an
approved site.
Virginia offers a State
Loan Repayment Program for eligible dentists who make a two year
commitment to practice at an eligible site located in a HPSA, including
federally qualified health centers, within the state. Eligible dentists may
earn up to $40,000 for initial 2-year commitment, $25,000/year for an
additional two-year commitment, and a maximum award of $90,000 for four years
of service.
The Wisconsin Health
Professions Loan Assistance Program was established to assist rural
and urban underserved communities in recruiting and retaining primary care
health and dental professionals. Dentists who agree to work at an eligible site
located in a federally designated Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) are
eligible for up to $50,000 in education loan repayment assistance through this
competitive program. Dental hygienists are eligible for up to $25,000. A
service commitment of three years is required in a federally designated HPSA.
Healthcare Professional Loan Repayment Program, is not funded for applications or awards between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2020.
The WY-DENT
program is an agreement between the University of Wyoming (UW), the University
of Nebraska College of Dentistry and Creighton University School of Dentistry
under which the State of Wyoming through UW would pay the cost of attendance
for a certain number of dental students at each institution. Applicants must be
certified residents of Wyoming. To be eligible for certification, the applicant
or parent or guardian must be a legal resident of the State of Wyoming for five
continuous years immediately prior to enrolling in dental school.
The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Students to Service Program provides up
to $120,000 to dental students in their final year of school in return for a commitment
to provide primary health care full time for at least three years at an approved NHSC
site in a Health Professional Shortage Area of greatest need.
Health Service Loan Repayment Program (IHS LRP) awards up to $40,000
toward the repayment of qualified student loans in exchange for an initial
two-year service commitment to practice full time at an Indian health program
site. The IHS LRP is open to dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants.
Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) is available to employees of
many government and not-for-profit organizations. Qualifying employment for the
PSLF Program is not about the specific job that recipients do for their
employer; rather, it is about who the employer is. Employment with the
following types of organizations qualifies for PSLF:
Dental officers join the U.S. Public Health
Service Commissioned Corps at many different levels. Some join as beginning
clinicians while others are experienced dentists who also may have had training
in public health, policy and administration, or research methodology. USPHS
understands the financial burden of medical education. Assignments with certain
federal agencies, such as the Indian Health Service, offer loan repayment
and/or other educational and family support programs. Total compensation varies
depending on factors such as education and training, professional experience,
and geographic location of assignment. All dentists are eligible for both
contractual special-pay bonuses and monthly special-pay bonuses.
Health Professions Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP) provides an incentive—through
the payment of professional educational loans—to new accessions to enter the U.S. Navy
or the U.S. Army,
or to current active-duty medical personnel to extend their active-duty
commitment. Payments are sent directly to the lending institution on behalf of
the HPLRP participant. The amount of loan repayment is determined by the length
of service after the date on which the loan was made. The military will repay a
maximum of $40,000 per year (minus 25% taxes). Interested parties must contact
a military recruiter to apply. To be eligible, participants must:
Please note: Several
of the loan repayment programs' maximum award amounts have changed since the
last publication of this chart in 2017. Included in this compilation are new
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Read other people's thoughts or know what people think is not possible for the majority.
This requires colossal skills and natural possibilities. Especially to guess the pin-number of the bank card! Famous and public people often become my guests on stage. Sergey Zhukov took part in the mental experiment on reading thoughts. What happened to him, and how he reacted to it – you will see in this video. You can find out the reaction of your guests by ordering the performance of the illusionist Roman Bondarchuk at your event.

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Here you can find my comments about Veterinary Medicine, Science, Surfing ,Travel, Horses and what ever interests me that day. I'm a board certified specialist in Internal Medicine and this is my experiment with the Blogosphere. I will post as much as I'm able and provide links from around the interwebs that I feel are worthwhile. I hope you enjoy it. Alan Weldon DVM Dipl.ACVIM Jacksonville Equine Associates
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Horses on the Beach
I was listening to Bill Bennett this morning and he said he didn't think horses would just walk on the beach......YES they do on Cumberland Island Ga.
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- Esther Garvi said...
What a beautiful beach! The horses make the icing of the cake!
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Best Burgers in Austin, Texas – Everybody Has a Favorite
After four years in Austin, we've taken a bite out of a bunch o' burgers, my friends. Some we've tried on the advice of friends, and others on the recommendation of a website or two. At this stage of the game, here's our very own list of what we now think are some of the best burgers in Austin.
If you've ever moved from your hometown to a big city, you know how much fun it is to explore all the restaurants in your new locale. It's even more fun to ask the locals about their favorites, compile a list, and then start trying them all for yourself. Everyone has a favorite burger!
Counter Café
After I wrote my last burger post, a couple of our friends were appalled at my number-one-burger-choice and insisted that we go with them to try their top Austin's-Best-Burger choice. It was delicious. I just love a good burger with a generous topping of sliced onion! Counter Café is known for their counter, of course, but we sat outside (at the E. 6th location), which is pretty much always a wonderful way to eat a burger in Austin.
P.Terry's Burger Stand
The local success of P.Terry's is very well-deserved, and if you try one of their double cheeseburgers on wheat with everything, you might agree. It's so good. Crank it up a notch with a milkshake and you might think you've died and gone to hamburger heaven. With their many locations, there's most likely a P.Terry's near you. This is the view from the window at our nearest P.Terry's at 6th and Congress location, where we like to watch the Sunday night world go by.
The first two years we lived in Austin, we enjoyed a few burgers and custard at the Braker lane location of Culver's. This is one of those easy places to go with the whole family, where the service is speedy, the food is consistently good, and there's something fun about the place. In my burger-book, those three things can easily garner a spot on the list of Austin's Best Burgers. Also,having a custard-of-the-day option on the menu doesn't hurt, either.
Photo courtesy Culver's
Hut's Hamburgers
Hut's is an Austin staple. Having been around since 1939, they know what it takes to give their patrons a classic burger experience. This is a great place for families or groups of friends. On Wednesdays, you can snag the two-for-one deal, which is always a treat. If you're visiting Austin's downtown area and have time to walk the streets after dinner, that's a really good thing. That way, stuffing yourself with the Wolfman Jack and an order of onion rings won't seems quite so bad. You can just take a long walk down to the Capitol Building. Note: Parking is available, but not plentiful at Hut's. Taking an Uber or a scooter might be the best option.
Photo courtesy Hut's Hamburgers
III Forks
If you work downtown and need a quiet spot to wait for a break in the traffic, try popping over to III Forks for a juicy cheeseburger. Served on a silver tray, with a cone of fries alongside, this happy hour 1/2 price Angus burger is not only a deal, it's a real treat.
While I'm looking forward to a future of more of the best burgers in Austin, Texas, I must say, it's been a lot of fun getting this far on the list!
What about you? Have you stumbled onto a burger that took you by surprise? Or do you have a favorite spot where you never of burgers the way they make them? Leave your suggestions in the comments below.
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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - LSU was awarded an $11.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to launch a center focusing on lung disease research.
The LSU School of Veterinary Medicine received the funding over five years from the National Institutes of Health to establish the Center for Lung Biology and Disease (CLBD), according to a release from the university.
The CLBD will expand research on campus in the molecular and cellular immunological mechanisms of pulmonary diseases. Louisiana is one of top states most affected by pulmonary diseases. Lung diseases is an increasing problem, particularly for babies and the elderly. The center will also be open to all researchers on campus and in the state of Louisiana.
The funding comes from the NIH Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence, or COBRE program, which helps to develop or expand biomedical and behavioral research centers at institutions that have received low levels of support from NIH.
"This multimillion dollar federal grant is a major economic development win for Louisiana. It supports our on-going research in a critical health field and helps Louisiana continue to stand out as a leader in research," Gus Kousoulas, LSU associate vice president for research & economic development, said.
COBRE funding will be laid out in three 5-year phases. Phase I involves developing research infrastructure and providing junior investigators with formal mentoring and research project funding to help them acquire preliminary data and successfully compete for independent research grant support. Phase II focuses on strengthening the center's research infrastructure and supporting investigators. Phase III will provide support to maintain COBRE research cores developed during Phases I and II, and sustain a collaborative research environment with pilot project programs, mentoring and training components.
"This grant focuses on lung disease, which is an ongoing area of cutting-edge research done by the investigators at the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine," Jeyaseelan said. "This is an outstanding opportunity for a group of new and early-stage investigators to get their research programs off the ground and to flourish. It sets essential milestones
The grant is renewable for two additional five-year terms for a total of more than $32 million.
"This new center award is the second major federally funded center award that builds on the success of the COBRE on Experimental Infectious Disease Research, now in its 15th year, in the state of Louisiana. The new center is supported by the strong biomedical infrastructure provided by existing SVM Cores including cores administered by the SVM Division of Biotechnology & Molecular Medicine, or BioMMED, and the LSU Office of Research & Economic Development, or ORED," said Kousoulas, who is also the BioMMED director. "LSU plans to submit additional COBRE applications in the future."
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Within the smartphone market you will find three major gamers with Android presently leading the race with 38% of U.S. smartphone sales while Apple had 27% and Blackberry reported 21% from the sales throughout March – May of 2011. Based on market research from Nielsen, iPhone sales elevated over 10% throughout the same period while Android continued to be flat, likely because of Verizon now providing the iPhone where formerly AT&T were built with a monopoly around the Apple products.
While Nielsen came to the conclusion this signifies that iPhone sales are trending to guide industry other industry analysts state that that can't be came to the conclusion due to the rise in the general figures of smartphone products offered by Android cheap Google maintained their position at the very top despite the fact that Apple's share on the market had elevated. The greatest impact within the race for smartphone market domination appears to become from iPhone recruiting new customers from Blackberry, not Android.
Heat has been switched in this mobile technology race with Google pushing its Google Voice platform while Apple apparently needs to begin a radio communications company of their own. Additionally, the current purchase of Skype by Microsoft further signifies tremendous curiosity about the Voice over internet protocol or bandwith technology that voice communications are on your journey to.
Based on a spokesperson from a cutting-edge social media communications company, your competition and also the curiosity about mobile Voice over internet protocol is excellent news saying, "It's all regulated great for us, we've developed the only real mix platform mobile Voice over internet protocol programs that provide limitless worldwide contacting any tool and will quickly provide the service from the landline for just $19.95 each year.Inch He further mentioned that although the organization focused first around the smartphone market, current updates approaching release allows almost any device that may dial a telephone number to make use of their service, stating, "It's our goal to supply limitless communication worldwide in a cost reasonable for anybody".
It seems that aggressive youthful tech information mill indeed within an alluring position not just in the U.S. but worldwide in addition to Apple is getting into China on the massive having a partnership with China Mobile, the biggest wireless provider in China plus their intends to include their professional services on Symbian powered products and land lines too. After being informed from the features and updates slated for release, this author needs to conclude that new Voice over internet protocol communications information mill placed to dominate the communications and social media market in a manner that no business ever has, literally putting the planet in the users hand of the hands. They are exciting occasions we reside in. the field of mobile communications is altering quicker than anybody every considered possible. well almost anybody.
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Ceres | Cape Town | A consistent winner of both national and international wine awards, our Pinot Noir is nourished by the unique 'terroir' of the Graaff family farm in the Witzenberg Mountain range in Ceres, better known until recently for high quality apples and pears. At an altitude of 960 meters above sea level, with winter snowfalls often covering the vineyards, a truly continental climate facilitates gradual ripening for a concentrated, luscious, elegant, 'terroir' driven wine which, as the vines mature, produces increasingly perfumed wines with each successive vintage.
Carefully handpicked in Ceres in the early hours of the morning, the grapes are vinified by Cellar Master Charles Hopkins in the safety of our cellar at De Grendel. Bright cherry red in colour, perfumed dried rose petals on the nose supersede luscious red cherry, raspberry and mulberry aromas underscored by nuances of clove and earthy fynbos. An entry of tart cranberry and black plum on the palate is emboldened by fruity pomegranate tannins before finishing with soft, velvety elegance. The acidity driven elegance and mild tannins of Pinot Noir make for what some would describe as the ultimate food loving wine. Elegant berry flavours compliment game bird, chicken or veal, while gentle tannins and succulent acidity cut through richer venison, lamb and even spicier curried dishes.


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Wi-Fi networks are widely used to connect a variety of devices, not only between themselves but also to the Internet. And almost all modern laptops, tablets, and some mobile phones have this feature. It is very convenient and allows you to connect to the internet almost anywhere, not just where the cables are laid. Today, you can access the network, for example, being in the park for a walk across the street or in an airport lounge. The main thing that was available near the point of Wi-Fi.
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Thunder Bird - Flying Monster:
Thunder Bird - Flying Monster
This section is focusing on large feathered Flying Monsters called Thunder Bird, Piasa Bird, ROC, Teratorn, Sylphs and Quetzalcoatl.
"Pie-ah-Saw" Piasa - name by local Indians of northern Michigan in the 1600s believed to kill and eat humans on sight. Its name means The Bird That Devours Men.
"Rukh" Roc - mid east Arab legend of a great bird so large an elephant could be swallowed in one bite.
Quetzalcoatl - Mesoamerican deity comes from the nahuatl language meaning of "feathered-serpent". It was believed to be worshiped in the Mexican Highland, around the time of Jesus Christ New Testament Period.
What does Thunder Bird look like - It has a wing span of 30 feet +, colorful feathers, but also recognized as a serpent more then a bird.
It alleges to show hunters from the 1800s, early 1900s, with a large "thunderbird" they have shot.
Thunder Bird and Flying Monsters Informative websites:
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Yvette Williams was born in Dunedin in 1929. In 1952 she the first New Zealand woman to win an Olympic gold medal, in Helsinki.
In 1950 Yvette won the Auckland Empire Games gold medal in the long jump and silver in the javelin.
In February 1954, she broke the women's long jump world record in Gisborne, with a jump of 6.28 metres.
In 1953, Williams was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire, for services to women's athletics, and in 2011 she was appointed a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to athletics. Williams was twice named the New Zealand Sportsman of the Year, in 1950 and 1952. She was inducted into the New Zealand Hall of Fame in 1990. In 2000, she was voted Otago Sportsperson of the Century.


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Ellen G. White Estate
Sharing the Vision
Dear Brethren at EGW Estate:
As stewards of God's oracles, you are an invaluable resource to me, and I have confidence in your judgment to illucidate matters in the Spirit of Prophecy that seem contradictory and beg clarification. Case in point: Mrs. White's prohibition on Life Insurance policy found in Testimonies, volume 1. Your response to this question was most informative and encouraging. And I'm grateful for it.
There's one question I have in the Bible that puzzles me. One of the most difficult and discouraging passages of Scripture that I've encountered is in Hebrews 10:26-29:
"For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries. He that despised Moses' law died without mercy under two or three witnesses: Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace?"
You also have, along the same lines, Hebrews 6:4-6 saying the same thing. How then do you reconcile this passage in Hebrews 10 with 1 John 1:9, Eccl 7:20, Ps. 37:23,24, Matt. 18:21,22, John 6:37, Matt 11:28-30, Isa. 1:18, and many others?
I see myself as having violated this text, for I don't know how many times I've fallen. This text to me sounds like "three strikes and your out." Is this perhaps the reason why I can't seem to overcome my besetting sins however much I try? Maybe I've had my three strikes and my efforts at overcoming are futile. This passage is so discouraging that I feel I might as well give up. What do you think?
What's EGW's view on this passage? I'll take your advice whether favorable or unfavorable. Please don't sugarcoat it if it's the latter. I can take it like a man.
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Dear Dante,
Have I got good news for you!
If you have the SDA Bible Commentary, read the comments on the verses in Hebrews that you have asked about. I will quote from the comment on "sin wilfully," marking in this way >
"That is, continue to sin willfully, as the form of the Greek verb indicaes. As the context makes evident (see v. 29), reference here is not to single acts of sin committed in the full knowledge of their heinous character, but to the >attitude of mind that prevailsdeliberately renounces Christ, refuses salvation, and rejects the Holy Spirit.
considered reversal
Christ and to yield one's heart and life to Him. It is premeditated apostasy, and leads to the unpardonable sin."
When you see it in that light, the harmony of this passage with the other passages you have cited which hold out mercy to the repentant sinner is clear. One does not contradict the other(s).
What is more, when you understand the kind of sin being spoken of in Hebrews 10:26-29, does it describe what you have done? I don't see that it does, because rather than defending your sin and reveling in it, you are deeply concerned about it. Your sin distresses you. You seem to be saying, with Paul, "O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?" You need also to be able to say what he said next: "I thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord" (Rom. 7:24-25; read on into chapter 8). Jesus Christ was the answer to his question about who could deliver him.
You asked me what Ellen G. White had to say about the text in Hebrews, so I looked it up in the 3-volume Index to her books. She didn't comment on it often, and sometimes I think the indexers may have inferred a connection that is not explicit. But the index did lead me to some good material that I want to share with you.
The Desire of Ages, pp. 324-325:
In rejecting Christ the Jewish people committed the unpardonable sin; and by refusing the invitation of mercy, we may commit the same
error. We offer insult to the Prince of life, and put Him to shame before the synagogue of Satan and before the heavenly universe when we refuse to listen to His delegated messengers, and instead listen to the agents of Satan, who would draw the soul away from Christ. So long as one does this, he can find no hope or pardon, and he will finally lose all desire to be reconciled to God.
The Great Controversy, pp. 601-602:
Many are deceived as to their true condition before God. They congratulate themselves upon the wrong acts which they do not commit, and forget to enumerate the good and noble deeds which God requires of them, but which they have neglected to perform. It is not enough that they are trees in the garden of God. They are to answer His expectation by bearing fruit. He holds them accountable for their failure to accomplish all the good which they could have done, through His grace strengthening them. In the books of heaven they are registered as cumberers of the ground. Yet the case of
long-suffering love yet pleads. "Wherefore He saith, Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light. See then that ye walk circumspectly, . . . redeeming the time, because the days are evil." Ephesians 5:14-16.
Here is material from Steps to Christ, chapter 3, on Repentance. I have selected some paragraphs from p. 28 on to the end of the chapter:
You who in heart long for something better than
has defiled every act of life. Then we shall know that
our own righteousness is indeed as filthy rags, and
that the blood of Christ alone can cleanse us from
the defilement of sin, and renew our hearts in His
own likeness. . . .
The poor publican who prayed, "God be merciful
to me a sinner" (Luke 18:13), regarded himself as a
very wicked man, and others looked upon him in the
same light; but he felt his need, and with his burden of
guilt and shame he came before God, asking for His
the education, of a lifetime, has so thoroughly molded the character that few then desire to receive the image of Jesus. Even one wrong trait of character, one sinful desire, >persistently cherished, desire to be set free, if we will not accept His grace, what more can He do? We have destroyed ourselves This is not what by our determined rejection of His love. "Behold, you have done. now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation." "Today if ye will hear His voice, harden not your hearts." 2 Corinthians 6:2; Hebrews 3:7, 8. "Man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart"--the human heart, with its conflicting emotions of joy and sorrow; the wandering, wayward heart, which is the abode of so much impurity and deceit. 1 Samuel 16:7. He knows its motives, its very intents and purposes. Go to Him with your
my thoughts: and see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." Psalm 139: 23, 24. Many accept an intellectual religion, a form of godliness, when the heart is not cleansed. Let it be your prayer, "Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me." Psalm 51:10. Deal truly with your own soul. Be as earnest, as persistent, as you would be if your mortal life were at stake. This is a matter to be settled between God and your own soul, settled for eternity. A supposed hope, and nothing more, will prove your ruin. Study God's word prayerfully. That word presents before you, in the law of God and the life of Christ, the great principles of holiness, without which "no man shall see the Lord." Hebrews 12:14. It convinces of sin; it plainly reveals the way of salvation. Give heed to it as the voice of God speaking to your soul. As you see the enormity of sin, as you see yourself as you really are, do not give up to despair. It was
great sinner, look up to your Redeemer and talk of His merits. That which will help you is to look to His light. Acknowledge your sin, but tell the enemy that "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners" and that you may be saved by His matchless love. 1 Timothy 1:15. Jesus asked Simon a question in regard to two debtors. One owed his lord a small sum, and the other owed him a very large sum; but he forgave them both, and Christ asked Simon which debtor would love his lord most. Simon answered, "He to whom he forgave most." Luke 7:43. We have been great sinners, but Christ died that we might be forgiven. The merits of His sacrifice are sufficient to present to the Father in our behalf. Those to whom He has forgiven most will love Him most, and will stand nearest to His throne to praise Him for His great love and infinite sacrifice. It is when we most fully comprehend the love of God that we best realize the sinfulness of sin. When we see the length of the chain that was let down for us, when we understand something of the infinite sacrifice that Christ has made in our behalf, the heart is melted with tenderness and contrition.
[End of quoted material]
When I was troubled with struggles similar to those you have described, the book "Steps to Christ" spoke right to my condition. In particular, I would recommend the chapter on Consecration. On the last two pages of that chapter I found my own condition graphically described, and I found the direction I needed. This message is already pretty long, and you may have the book already. But if you don't and you'd like me to send it to you electronically, let me know.
Most of all, remember that Jesus came all the way from heaven to this earth, and then went further--even to the cross--for you. He is not looking for some way to lose you, but to save you. Even now, His power is drawing you. As you see Him more clearly, you become more conscious of your sins. It is the light of His presence that makes them more distinct. If you were moving away from Him, rejecting the appeals of His Spirit and renouncing His salvation, the voice of conscience would likely be growing quieter. So thank Him for His continued appeals to you. Tell Him that you *do* accept His work in your behalf, and you want His life to be lived out in yours. As for those besetting sins, you may tell the Lord something like this in prayer in the morning:
"Father, I know that in me dwells no good thing. I will probably be tempted today by the same temptations that I have yielded to so many times before. I have no strength of my own to be an overcomer. If anyone is going to overcome these things, it will have to be you. So I am asking you now--when temptation comes to me today, help me to do three things: 1) to recognize it as a temptation to leave you; 2) to see Jesus dying on the cross for that very sin; and 3) to choose right then to pray and hand that temptation to you. Help me to do those three things." And then when the temptation comes, and you recognize it clearly for what it is (He is prompting you to recognize it), and you see Jesus on the cross for you because of that sin (it doesn't look so attractive then, does it?), that is the moment you must not dally. You must pray right then, giving the matter over to Jesus. "O Lord, I am Yours. I have no strength, but You are all powerful. I choose to follow You just now, and to see this sin in the light of Calvary. So I will just keep my attention focused on You right now, and let you deal with Satan. Thank you for the victory that you have given me right now!"
These things have helped me, and I believe they will help you. We have a powerful Savior, and when we send Him to answer the door at Satan's knock, Satan determines that he has come to the wrong house!
May God bless and encourage you. I would be happy to hear from you again. Let me know if I can be of further service. I'll be remembering you in prayer.
William Fagal, Director
Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office
Andrews University
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Sony has confirmed that the Uncharted Collection, which includes Drake's Fortune and Among Thieves, is scheduled for release next month alongside two other bundles Resistance and Ratchet & Clank.
The Uncharted Collection will include a Drake's Deception dynamic PS3 theme as well as an avatar in addition to the two critically acclaimed PS3 exclusives. It's out on July 22.
Sony is also bundling the first two Resistance games as well as the Ratchet & Clank Future titles, which will see release on the same day. The two bundles include goodies like an exclusive Resistance 3 multiplayer skin and four avatars and a dynamic Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One dynamic theme, respectively.
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In the initial release of the collection with the MTHRSHP Sublime Bronze Temptation palette in the official website, the palette sold out fast. I wasn't sure if it would be available again. I think (and still do) it's a limited holiday release, so I was a bit disappointed to miss out. To my surprise, Sephora Philippines had it. I quickly ordered the palette the moment Sephora PH announced they already carry the brand. The MTHRSHP Sublime Bronze Temptation is my first Pat McGrath eyeshadow palette. 🙂
Pat McGrath's MTHRSHP palettes contain 6 eyeshadows. It comes in a sturdy box packaging that is secured by
Among all my eyeshadow palettes, this Pat McGrath is the best.
- It never creases. (Creasing is normal to me when I don't have eyeshadow primer because I have oily lids.)
- They never oxidize on me.
- Applies creamily (you will see in the swatch video).
- Shades are opaque except Supernova (green shade) that I find isn't that true to the pan as it is not as "intense" I think it should be and it does not have much sheen.
- Easy to build up.
- Easy to blend.
Sublime Bronze Ambition has the "safest" shades in my opinion among the three palettes released. I can make day or work and evening looks with it. Since the eyeshadows are so opaque.
Its packaging design is beautiful. I think the six-pan palette is decently-sized for travel and it is secure that I need not worry about the powders smashing in my bag. I like the mirror too because I can see my whole face in it, only it's a little heavy I can't keep the flap open. But that's just a minor issue.
The price is steep, which I won't deny, but it's worth it. 🙂 I definitely recommend Pat McGrath eyeshadows especially if one has the budget. We can also watch out for good deals or discounts that happen once or twice a year. 🙂


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MP High-Court is the High Court of the state of Madhya Pradesh. It was established as the Nagpur High Court on 2-Jan-1956 by Letters Patent dated 2-jan-1936, issued under Section 108 the Government of India Act, 1935.
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The new state of Madhya Pradesh was constituted under S.9 thereof. Thus Nagpur High Court was not abolished but by a legal fiction it became High Court for the new state of Madhya Pradesh with its seat at Jabalpur.
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Argos Black Friday deals – Crazy Code discount and Cyber Monday offers
Your guide to the best Argos deals in 2019 - including LEGO deals, XBox bundles and Crazy Code discounts
Argos looks like it's been one of the big winners this Black Friday and Cyber Monday, with good deals across tech, toys and TVs. Thankfully, most of the deals are running throughout the week.
A lot of the biggest deals in the run up to Christmas this year have come from the Argos Crazy Code, weekly discount codes on popular toys. The latest Crazy Code gives you 20% off Peppa Pig, Little Live and Pokemon toys, just in time for the Christmas shopping.
Argosthe Amazon Echo Dot at £22, which seems to have been the set price across all brands for Black Friday, and the Apple Airpods at £139, one of the best prices we've seen.
This HP 15.6″ Slim i3 4GB 128GB FHD Laptop dropped from £399.99 to £379.99. The Samsung 55″ UE55RU7020 Smart 4K HDR LED TV is £399 down from £429.99. There's also a saving to be had on the BaByliss 2663VU Curl Secret Simplicity now £54.99.
Check out our round up of all the best Argos deals still live this weekend.
Best Argos Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals
Argos Black Friday deals have been live throughout the weekend with the GoPro HERO7 White CHDHB-601-RW Action Camera (was £149.99 now £129.99) and the Dyson V7 Motorhead Extra Cordless Vacuum Cleaner (was £299.99, now £199.99) both in the sale.
New for Cyber Monday, you can use the code CYBER20 to get £16 off a Krups Nespresso VertuoPlus Pod coffee machine, which means you'll get it for £63.99 instead of £79.99.
Another deal launched for Cyber Monday, this KitchenAid 5K45SSBOB Classic stand mixer is down to £319.99 from £399.99, saving you £80.
The Apple Airpods with charging case (2nd generation) are still £139 (was £159), one of the best prices we've seen this Black Friday.
The Samsung 55″ Smart 4K HDR LED TV is £399 now – saving you £30 in an exclusive Argos Black Friday deal. The Amazon Fire 7 with Alexa is also down to £29.99 saving you £20.
The Pansonic 49″ TX-49GS352B Smart Full HD LED TV is now £279, saving you 20%. If you're on the lookout for a phone too, there's SIM free iPhone 6s Plus is now £299, saving you £50.
Home appliances have also been discounted with the Indesit range seeing a price drop. The Indesit ID60C2 60cm Double Oven Electric Cooker is £299 (save £50), whereas the Indesit 60cm Double Oven Gas Cooker is also now £299.
Don't forget that Amazon Echo Dot down to £22 too.
You can save £230 on the Shark Duo Clean TruePet 2 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, now £249.99 down from £499.
Argos has reduced its Apple watch S3 and 38mm GPS to its lowest price of £189. That's not bad for the Series 3.
The Bose Soundlink Micro Wireless speaker now £69.99 saves you £20. The sim-only Apple iPhone XR deal is a good offering, with the 64GB down to £549 from £629.
Argos Crazy Code deals
Argos has already launched its Crazy Code toy deals. Every Wednesday for ten weeks Argos reveals a new voucher code that customers can apply at the checkout to get a discount on selected toys. Each code lasts for a week. The online retailer has already had LEGO sets discounted, PlayDoh, Peppa Pig and Frozen 2 toys.
The current code is BRAND20 which gets you 20% off Barbie, Hot Wheels and Fisher-Price toys. Use the code when buying any of the toys in the selected list to get the 20% off.
The code runs from Wednesday, 4th December until Tuesday, 11th December. If you're looking to snap up an early Christmas gift the Argos Crazy Codes offer nice savings.
- Fisher-Price Roarin' Rainforest Jumperoo – was £80, now £64
- Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Crawl a Round Car – was £40, now £32
- Barbie Fiat Car and Doll Exclusive – was £30, now £24
- Hot Wheels Colossal Crash Speedway Track Set – was £50, now £40
- Thomas & Friends Super Station – was £80, now £64
- Barbie Dreamhouse Dollhouse with Pool, Slide and Elevator – was £220, now £176
- Imaginext DC Transforming Remote Control Batmobile – was £80, now £64
- Fisher-Price Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth Baby Toy – was £30 now £24
- Hot Wheel Colour Shifters Sharkport – was £20, now £16
- Barbie Limo and 4 Dolls – was £60, now £48
We'll update this page with the best picks on Tuesdays ready for Wednesday.
Argos laptop deals
The general rule of thumb is a 20% discount from it's RRP. For higher discounts we recommend you check the spec of the laptop.
The Lenovo IdeaPad S145 15.6 inch Pentium 4GB 128GB laptop is now £299.99 and offers you savings on bundle-buys rather than buying together; £20 on Office 365, £20 on McAffee Total Protection or £10 on Norton security software. saving you a third off the price or there's the Lenovo IdeaPad S130 11.6″ Celeron 4GB 64GB Cloudbook for £119.99 – saving you £30.
The 2017 13-inch MacBook Pro is down to £999 too. For the gamers among us there's chance to get the X-Rocker Esports Pro Gaming Chair (£149.99) with a matching controller or headset for 1/2 price. You can also save £20 on Microsoft Office 365 when you buy the 15.6″ Slim i5 FHD Laptop available with 8GB RAM and 256GB for £499.
Argos TV deals
The LG 49 inch 4K TV is on offer for £379 saving you £70. Argos has plenty of TVs on offer, it's about knowing which ones to pick out. The Pansonic 49″ TX-49GS352B Smart Full HD LED TV is now £279, saving you 20%.
There's an exclusive deal on the Samsung 55″ UE55RU7020 Smart 4K HDR LED TV – was £429, now £399 (save £30). Or there's the Hitachi 50″ 50HK25T74U Smart 4K LED TV, was £369.99, now £249.99 (saving you £120).
The Philips 58″ 58PIS6203 Smart 4 LED TV with HDR now has a £70 reduction bringing the price to £379.
Argos gaming deals
Argos has a few hot offers with the XBox One 1TB console and Gears 5 bundle down to £304.99. That may seem on the expensive side at first look (most bundles are now around £300) but it comes with Fallout 4 for free. There's also the same offer on the XBox One 1TB but with the new Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order for £304.99. With such a new game that's a pretty good deal.
There's also the PS4 Pro 1TB console, giving you a selected game for free, a blu-ray for free and an exclusive orange controller for £299. The Nintendo Switch Neon is also down to £279 and you get a Labo set free.
PS4 Pro bundles with FIFA
Argos said itself "Black Friday was [its] biggest day ever for video gaming," so games console packages are in the sales again, and will be until Cyber Monday, with a variety of bundles.
With Fortnite still flying high the PS4 500GB and the PS4 Pro 1TB consoles (£299.99) are worth looking at, both come with Fortnite Neo Versa in bundles already (£299.99).
PS4 500 GB and FIFA 20 bundle is currently £199.99 and the 1TB is £299.99 if you want more storage.
PlayStation VR PS4 Camera VR Worlds
The VR headset on launch was £350 by itself, but right now the PSVR PS4 Camera with VR Worlds bundle is down to £179.99. The package includes the PS4 Camera, which you need for the PSVR function, as well as a copy of VR Worlds. There's plenty of minigames to keep you busy too.
Argos XBox One deals
We thought Argos Black Friday Deals on Gaming bundles were good before, like this XBox One 1TB console and Gears 5 bundle reduced down to £304.99, but they've since slashed the price of their gaming bundles particularly on the XBox.
The Xbox One S 1TB All-Digital Console with Fortnight and 2 Game Bundle was £199 and is now £129,99. The £70 saving also applies to the Xbox One S All digital Edition Console and 3 Game Bundle. If FIFA is your thing this Xbox One S 1TB Akk Digital Consike 3 Game comes with FIFA 20 and is £189.99.
Save £50 on the Sony PS4 500GB Console & FIFA 20 bundle and you can get the FIFA 20 PS4 game for £38.99.
Need headphones? There's a whopping £120 saving to be made on this Turtle Beach Elite Pro PS4 Headset in Silver, also available for Xbox for the same price.
Apple Watch Series 3
Argos has reduced its Apple watch S3 and 38mm GPS to its lowest ever price of £189. The Apple Watch Series 5 is already out, and pricer. You can still get the Series 4, but the best prices tend to be on the Series 3 – which makes sense as its the oldest in the range.
Argos LEGO deals
Argos have been taking their Black Friday weekend and Cyber Monday deals on toys to a whole new level, offering up to a third off major LEGO products.
For Harry Potter fans, the LEGO Hogwarts Great Hall is available for £60 rather than £90. Or if you prefer Star Wars, Yoda's Hut Building Set is now £17 down from £26. You can also get the Marvel Avengers Iron Man Hall of Armour Lab Set for £38 down from £55.
Save £80 on this LEGO Technic Control+ 4×4 X-treme Off-Roader Truck Set, now £120 and £55 on this City Passenger RC train Toy Construction Set, now £65 down from £120.
LEGO City Fire Downtown Fire Brigade Building Set has £35 savings applied and is £55 down from £90. LEGO's City Space Rocket n Launch Control Playset is seeing a £36 discount now £54.
There are small savings available on the Hidden Side Wrecked Shrimp Boat Toy with AR Games, and the Captain Marvel and Skrull Attack Toy Jet, both £16.50 rather than £25. The Classic Medium Creative Brick Box Building Set is now £14 down from £25 making the savings of £11.
Argos headphone deals
You can buy the Bose Quiet Comfort35 II here for £259.99, a saving of £39.
The Beats by Dre Solo 3 On-Ear Wireless Headphones are now £119.95, they were £139.95 – saving you £20, or JLab JBuds Air True – Wireless Headphones was £49.99, now £34.99 (save £15)
Nescafe Dolce Gusto
Argos actually has the Nescafe Dolce Gusto by De'Longhi on offer at over half price , down from
£119.99 now £44.99 – their lowest price ever. The Dolce Custo Krups Genio II is down to £59.99 from £99.99 too.
You can also use the code CYBER20 to get £16 off a Krups Nespresso VertuoPlus Pod coffee machine, which means you'll get it for £63.99 instead of £79.99.
Apple Watch Nike+ S3 2018 GPS 38mm – £189
The Apple Watch Nike+ Series 3 is marked up with Argos' lowest price at £189.
How much is Argos delivery on Black Friday?
Argos standard postage costs £3.95, which gets you next day delivery before 8pm. Argos also has same-day delivery, with the store promising to deliver items ordered before 6pm by 10pm.
On the bigger items postage costs £14.95 for next-day delivery and £6.95 for standard. Argos has a full breakdown of delivery costs and times. You can, of course, go the old fashioned route and pop into store too. Stores tend to be open from 7am to 10pm so you can check if an item is in stock and hurry on over during your lunch break.
Read more on Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2019
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Mobile phone Black Friday deals – Apple, Samsung, OnePlus, Huawei and more
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Amazon Black Friday deals – from Echo Dot to Kindles, what deals to look for
Sky Black Friday deals – Half price TV packages
John Lewis Black Friday deals – 20% discounts from Dyson, Bosch and more
Argos Black Friday deals – Crazy Code offers and offers to expect
eBay Black Friday deals – Live vouchers
GAME Black Friday deals – Half Term offers and bundle sale
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EE Black Friday deals – this year's sale and phone deals
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Using Li-ion rechargeable batteries in extreme cold temperature
Li-ion rechargeable batteries, as well as all other types of batteries, will perform best at approximately 80°F (27°C). As temperature drops, so will the battery life. While Li-ion batteries can operate at sub-freezing temperatures, their run time will significantly drop to about 50% at extreme cold temperatures of -20°F (-29°C). When using Li-ion batteries in extreme cold, try to keep the batteries as warm as possible to extend battery life. It is also a good idea to have some fully-charged spare batteries on hand so you can quickly exchange batteries when needed.
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Yesterday was a perfect Sunday, full of sunshine, and warmth and wooliness. The nef Curial, at CENTQUATRE-PARIS provided the perfect venue for the 6th edition of the knitting meeting Jakecii has been organising for more than a year now — dedicated to male knitters, but this time again as you can see, we were outnumbered…
We spent some great hours knitting, crocheting, eating pizza and marshmallow, and chatting, amid dancers and jugglers. I made some much needed progress on my Streymoy cardigan. All in all, a perfect reminder of how pleasurable it is to knit in good company, and a nice coda to these last knit-happy days which started last week-end at L'Aiguille en fête craft show.
And because great yarn, just like people, are wonderful friends to knit with, here are the little hand dyed additions to my stash I've collected on my visit there:
From left to right: BFL DK in the colorways "Offshore" and "Marsh" from a small German company called WalkCollection; Leizu DK, a nice Canadian merino/silk blend dyed by Julie Asselin in "Moussaillon"; and the special "Thé à la violette at Lil's" Falkland/silk blend from (Vi)laines (first three skeins bought at L'OisiveThé's stand and the last at Lil Weasel's). I also bought myself a magical skein of Canadian fingering merino from Riverside studio, which I've already paired with some écru fingering from Holst Garn, to start a Leftovers Cowl:
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Saturday was a day of personal bests and victories for father-and-son Jim and Kieran Gillespie.
The Wragby athletics duo competed in Kettering in their first meeting of the summer season.
The day started with the discus, where Jim won his vets age group with a season's best of 28.78m and Kieran won the under 20 age group with a personal best of 25.19m.
Kieran then came second in the high jump with 1.40m, which he was disappointed with.
The 200m was next up for Kieran, where he ran well into a strong headwind to record 26.9 secs, slightly outside his best.
Finally, both took part in the shot putt.
Jim won with 8.45m and Kieran threw a personal best of 7.89m.
Jim said: "These performances auger well for the two of us.
"Kieran's never run as fast at this time of the year.
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Rollerboxen and Pivots
Machinefabriek van der Waal was awarded with the contract for producing, machining and assembling of five rollerboxes and four pivots. These products are used to guide pipes that support windmills wich are installed at sea.
For Machinefabriek van der Waal this project included the full delivery of all goods. The constructions have been produced by a well known constructor nearby. Machinefabriek van der Waal conducted the machining and the assembly of all parts.
By machining all the constructions in one batch, a universal product with guaranteed measurements is realised. This makes replacing a shaft or roller for the customer (at sea!) a whole lot easier.