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At Carnival Cinemas, his mandate will be to oversee the completion of its corporate vision of 1,000 screens and ensuring that each business division of the company achieves business goal.
A qualified chartered accountant, Umrotkar comes with over 18 years of experience in operational finance, contract negotiations, mergers and acquisitions, treasury, fund raising initiatives, financial planning, taxation, risk mitigation and designing turnaround strategies. Prior to Carnival, he was serving as CFO at Reliance MediaWorks Group and was actively involved in the exhibition business, which was subsequently acquired by Carnival Cinemas. He has also worked at Deloitte in the assurance practise.
Shrikant Bhasi, chairman, Carnvial Group, said, "Mohan is an accomplished thought leader and is known to leverage his entrepreneurial acumen to overcome complex business challenges and deliver high impact thus translating corporate vision with ease. Mohan is known for his zest in running businesses and we are happy to have him join us."
Commenting on his new innings with Carnival Cinemas, Umrotkar said, "I have long admired Carnival Cinemas for its commitment to its vision and am excited to be able to be a part of making this vision a reality."


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Political cartooning resources
Australia has a rich tradition of political cartooning, nothing and no one is sacred, all politicians and policies may face the brute force of the cartoonist's pen.
Behind the Lines: The Year's Best Political Cartoons is an annual exhibition run by the museum bringing together a selection of the best works of the last year.
Below are a range of resources to assist students understand more about political cartooning. These resources link to curriculum areas, including HASS, Civics and Citizenship, History, English, Visual arts or Media arts.
MoAD political cartoon resources
- Billy Hughes at War: How to read a political cartoon
- John Frith: the art of politics
- Behind the Lines
Behind the Lines curriculum themes
Teacher and student resources
- Behind the Lines exhibition student worksheet - primary
- Behind the Lines exhibition student worksheet - secondary
- Hidden Meaning Revealed: teacher education resource
Slideshare resources
- What is a political cartoon?
- How to analyse a political cartoon
- Humour and caricature
- Time to draw a caricature
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- Cartoon Analysis | John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library
- Cartoon PD in a Package | John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library
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The reproduction system of a female dog is similar to a female human. The reproductive system includes the ovaries, the uterus, the cervix and the vagina. The ovaries are where the unfertilised eggs for pregnancy formulate. The Fallopian tubes are where fertilisation occurs between the sperm and egg. The fertilised eggs travel to the uterus where it attaches to the inside of the uterine lining. Once attached, the egg develops into an embryo.
Reproductive Cycle
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The female dog has a reproductive cycle of three months with four phases. The first phase, proestrus, lasts from five to nine days and the external genitals become swollen and emit a bloody discharge. In phase two, oestrus, ovulation occurs for five to nine more days. In phase two the female dog mates with a male. Phase three is the diestrus period lasting two months and phase four is the anestrus period lasting three months. During phase three and four the female dog cannot mate.
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The uterus is where the fertilised eggs develops into an embryo. The uterus of a female dog looks like a "Y" and the cervix is at the bottom of the "Y." The fertilised egg attaches to the inside of the uterus and forming a placenta. Placenta is how the nutrients from the mother transfer to the embryo allowing it to mature. Dogs breed in litters. A litter is multiple fertilised eggs.
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The vulva is located below the anus on a female dog. The vulva has two purposes: one is for the discharge of urine and the other as part of the mating cycle. The vulva swells when the female dog is ready to mate. The vulva's lips expel hormones to attract a male dog for mating. Part of the swelling function of the vulva is the beginning stimulation of the female dogs teats to produce milk for her litter.
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The ovaries are where unfertilised eggs form. The Fallopian tubes carry the egg to the sperm of the ejaculating male dog for fertilisation. Once fertilised, the eggs continue to travel to the uterus. There are two ovaries in the female dog's reproductive system. Within the ovary, the eggs mature in a fluid-filled sac. The follicles or the sac holds the eggs until phase two of the reproduction cycle. Within the ovary are oviducts. The oviducts move the ovulated egg into the Fallopian tubes for fertilisation.
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Stock Graphic >> Product Mockup - Minimus V Family 5815 by DavidElgena @ CreativeMarket
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Place the importance on your design and not the phone. Perfect for showcasing your design work and communicating with clients.
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St Martin's Memorial Garden
On 22nd March 2015, the Bishop of Middleton, the Rt Revd Mark Davies, consecrated our Memorial Garden so that it is now possible for cremated remains to be interred there. If you wish to apply to have the ashes of a loved one placed in the garden please contact our churchwardens or our vicar.
The PCC has agreed certain regulations that apply regarding whose remains may be buried and the nature of any memorial:
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Classes meet three or four days per week, depending on the age of the child. Curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through play and is supplemented by special events and programs.
Preschool — Tues.-Thur., 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
PreK — Mon-Thurs, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. or Tues-Thurs, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Optional extended program — Mon-Thurs, Noon to 2:30 p.m.
Preschool camp — Mondays and Fridays 8:30 to 2:30. Children can be enrolled one or both days.
Before School Care (preschool) — 8:30-9:00 a.m., Mon.-Thurs.
Transition class — Mon-Fri from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Families can enroll from 1 to 5 days per week.
Parents' Day Out
Our Christian-based program meets Mon-Fri from 8:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. Families enroll for the number of days they want to attend. Children 3 months (at the beginning of the school year) to 2 ½ years old can enroll. The program emphasizes socialization through stories, art, songs and sensory experiences.
Both programs are accredited by Missouri Accreditation of Childcare and Education Programs and licensed by the state of Missouri. Call 816-333-6311 for more information or to schedule a visit.
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The Web Access Management System (WAMS) is a user ID system managed by the State of Wisconsin. DPI uses WAMS IDs as the login for Educator Licensing Online (ELO). Before you can submit an application to DPI you must have a WAMS ID. If you already have a WAMS ID that you use for other purposes (state healthcare, state campground reservations, etc.) you may use your existing WAMS ID to login to ELO. If you do not already have a WAMS ID you must create one.
Once you have created a WAMS ID and password you will use that ID to login to ELO and Onboard your license information. The first time educators login to ELO they will have to provide basic information about their licenses and themselves so that DPI may connect their license information to their specific WAMS ID. This is called Onboarding, and it is a one-time event. Once you have Onboarded you will continue to use that same WAMS User ID and password every time you login to ELO, so it is important that you keep your account information in a safe, accessible location. It is recommended that applicants use a personal email address when creating their WAMS ID. Using a school email address may make you unable to access your WAMS account if you move to a new district and lose your school email.
If you believe you already created a WAMS ID but are unsure, you may use the WAMS Account Recovery portal to check for an ID: Account Recovery
Leave the user ID box blank and enter the email address you believe you used for the ID. If you get an error message, you do not have an account with that email. If you get a message telling you next steps in the account recovery, you do have an account with that email and should continue with the account recovery to get your login information. You may repeat these steps for every email address you have.
To create your WAMS ID go to the WAMS Self-Registration and follow the instructions on the webpage.


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For the first time, a gay-marriage ban has been struck down on federal constitutional grounds. Federal court Judge Vaughn Walker's ruling on California's controversial Proposition 8, which had barred same-sex marriages in that state, now heads to the appeals court level and is expected to eventually be decided in the U.S. Supreme Court. Law Professor Linda McClain, an authority on family law, says Walker's ruling that the one-man/one-woman marriage rule is a gender-role stereotype "artifact" from an earlier era gives like-minded Supreme Court justices a ready avenue to affirm the opinion.
"The court carefully reviewed how marriage laws used to mandate different roles for men and women and how California, like other states, has abolished all such restrictions except the one requiring that civil marriage be the union of one man and one woman. This provides a powerful line of argument because the Supreme Court has previously struck down laws rooted in gender role stereotypes rather than 'real' differences between the sexes. "
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Our exceptional programs, dynamic curriculum, and caring community are the foundations upon which St. Anne's Episcopal School is built. Our Preschool - grade 8 model is a unique educational experience. READ More.
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Our alumni are, individually and collectively, our greatest achievement. It is important to us that you continue to feel connected to our school. Though changes to the school are inevitable through the years, what remains is the essence of St. Anne's, of community, and all that you treasure about your days and years here. READ More


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Tenacious Ninja - A Blog About Art Toys — steven harrington
Steven Harrington "Gotcha" (Fluorescent) Sculpture Release Sep 6
-TENACIOUS NINJA BLOG- mixed media steven harrington toyqube
Produced in a limited run of 200 pieces, the "Gotcha" sculpture will release in a new fluorescent green colorway that stands 11 inches tall and weighs 4.5lbs. The sculpture is constructed of polystone, paint and metal and will be packaged in a cardboard spot-varnish sleeve. The "Gotcha" sculpture is designed by Steven Harrington and fabricated by Toyqube. AVAILABLE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH AT 12:00 NOON EST AT TOYQUBE.


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August, 2007
The Copyright Board of Canada ("the Board") ruled on July 19, 2007, that a copyright levy can apply to digital audio recorders, such as MP3 players and iPods. The levy is meant to compensate artists, whose copyrighted works are reproduced onto digital audio recorders without any compensation. The Board also appears to have left open the door to the application of the levy onto computers and cellular phones. Copyright levies already apply to blank audio recording media, such as blank compact discs and blank cassettes. The decision of the Board makes it possible to apply the levy onto digital audio recorders from January 1, 2008. It has been reported that the Canadian Private Copying Collective ("CPCC"), who collects the levies applied by the Board, has already filed a motion with the Board requesting the following levies on digital audio recorders based on the size of the embedded memory: $5<1GB; $25 ≥1GB, <10GB; $50 ≥10GB, <30GB; $75≥30GB.
2003 Board Decision
In 2003, the Board ruled that copyright levies could be applied to the memory components in digital audio recorders.[1] In its decision, the Board used the term "digital audio recorders" to refer to products with non-removable memory capable of, and ordinarily used for, recording digitally any format of music. The Board stated that MP3 players and similar devices would come within the definition of "digital audio recorders". As the levy is meant to compensate relevant persons, who own the copyright to sound recordings, by imposing a charge on the sale of blank audio recording media, the Board ruled that a digital audio recorder, onto whose components music could be recorded, was properly subject to the levy.
2004 Decision of Federal Court of Appeal
In 2004, the Federal Court of Appeal ("FCA") overturned the decision of the Board on the ground that the Board was not authorized to establish a levy on the memory embedded in a digital audio recorder.[2] The Board only had the authority under the Act to establish a levy on an audio recording medium, such as a cassette or compact disc. Any expansion of the authority of the Board must come from Parliament. The Act defines "audio recording medium" as a recording medium, regardless of its material form, onto which a sound recording may be reproduced and that is of a kind ordinarily used by individual consumers for that purpose, excluding any prescribed kind of recording medium. This definition gave the Board no authority to look through the device being sold, a digital audio recorder, and define it as an audio recording medium because it had memory permanently embedded therein.
2007 Board Decision
On July 19, 2007, in what some commentators view as the Board overturning the ruling of the FCA, the Board made two rulings: (i) the law is not settled on whether a digital audio recorder is a "medium", as the word is used in the definition "audio recording medium" in section 79 of the Copyright Act; and (ii) a digital audio recorder is a "recording medium, regardless of its material form, onto which a sound recording may be reproduced".
Ruling 1: Law not Settled
The Board held that the FCA had only ruled that the Board could not authorize a levy on digital memory embedded in a digital audio recorder. Although the FCA had stated that a digital audio recorder is not a medium, the Board held that such comment was obiter and not related to the instant legal issue before the FCA. Therefore, the Board stated that the law was not settled about whether a digital audio recorder is a medium, as the word medium is used in the definition of "audio recording medium" in section 79 of the Act.
Ruling 2: Is a Digital Audio Recorder an "Audio Recording Medium" etc?
By analyzing the definition of "audio recording medium" in the Act, the Board concluded that a digital audio recorder is an audio recording medium. The reason is that a digital audio recorder stores relatively permanent reproductions of sound recordings; the presence of such storage capacity is the only requirement under the Act to satisfy the definition of audio recording medium. (At this time, the Board did not ask the participants for any evidence on whether individual consumers are using digital audio recorders to reproduce sound recordings.)
As the FCA examined the issue of whether a digital audio recorder was an audio recording medium through the example of a cassette recorder/blank audio cassette dichotomy, the Board held more or less that such approach would not be useful for the analysis of a digital audio recorder. A digital audio recorder is simultaneously a digital audio recorder and a digital audio player. One should not look at a digital audio recorder as one part sound recording player and one part memory device. The Board could not apply the levy to a cassette player not because such cassette player could play sound recordings, but rather because such player could not record sound recordings onto itself. Simply because a digital audio recorder can play sound recordings does not mean it cannot still be an audio recording medium onto which sound recordings may be recorded. According to the Board's conceptualization of a digital audio recorder as an audio recording medium, the Board did have the power to authorize a levy over the digital audio recorder as a whole. Further, the Board believes that the FCA would have come to the same conclusion if, when it interpreted the legislation, it had taken into account the digital audio recorder as a new technological development.
On the basis of the Board's ruling that a digital audio recorder is an audio recording medium under the Act, if the CPCC or some other association is able to prove to the Board that certain digital audio recorders are ordinarily used by individual consumers to reproduce sound recordings, then as early as January 1, 2008, the Board will permit the levying of charges on such digital audio recorders. That being said, it is very likely that the Board's decision will be appealed.
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Ryan K. Smith is a lawyer and trade-mark agent at Feltmate Delibato Heagle LLP. He specializes in corporate and commercial law with expertise in intellectual property matters including trade-marks, copyrights, privacy, information technology, and confidential information. You can reach Ryan at email@example.com and (905) 287-2215.
[1] Tariff of levies to be collected by CPCC in 2003 and 2004 on the sale of blank audio recording media, in Canada, in respect of the reproduction for private use of musical works embodied in sound recordings, of performer's performances of such works and of sound recordings in which such works and performances are embodied.
[2] Canada (Canadian Private Copying Collective) v. Canadian Storage Media Alliance, [2004] F.C.J. No. 2115 2004 FCA 424 Federal Court of Appeal.


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The Morley Room
Planning something special and in need of the perfect venue? Look no further than our private dining space, The Morley Room
Situated in our first floor restaurant, the dining room boasts some of the most beautiful riverside views in SW13. The room is ideal for seated dining for up to 35 people and has lent itself to many special occasions and celebrations over the years. We also accommodate more understated affairs, such as business lunches and meetings
If you're interested in booking our Morley Room for your event, please don't hesitate to get in touch to discuss your requirements. Our team will be on hand to assist with any questions you may have and we look forward to welcoming you to our dining room


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Home Groups
Home Groups
Home Groups are an essential part of life at HBC. They are the place where relationships are built and strengthened as we spend time together week by week studying the Bible and praying. We have several groups meeting on different days and times. The Groups meet in quite different areas in and around Hendon, so there is always one group that is easier for you to get to – or people who can give you a lift!
A list of the days and times are given below. Please speak to a member of the leadership team if you are interested in joining a group.
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This article was written by Bo, Octalysis Prime member: Bo Paivinen Ullersted is a Danish teacher in physics and math at high school level. He has been working with gamifying education since 2015 and runs a primarily Danish language blog and Facebook group about this. This article first appeared on Bo's website. An approach to gamifying … Continue reading Exploration of Knowledge
The post Exploration of Knowledge appeared first on Yu-kai Chou: Gamification & Behavioral Design.
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General Information About University of Mobile
Welcome to the University of Mobile! As one of America's Best Christian Colleges and America's 100 Best College Buys, UMobile combines quality academics with a Christian worldview. Our beautiful wooded campus is located on over 800 acres just 10 minutes north of historic downtown Mobile, Alabama, and just an hour from Gulf Coast beaches. UMobile offers the perfect setting for a unique college experience that prepares graduates for "Changing Lives to Change the World." With more than 40 areas of study, championship athletic programs, amazing campus life events, opportunities for travel and service, small classes and personal attention from faculty, UMobile is your best college choice
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
Institution Type
- 4-year, Private not-for-profit
Special Learning Opportunities
- ROTC (Army, Air Force)
- Teacher certification
Student Services
- General Education Courses
- Career Services available upon completion
Credit Accepted
- Dual credit
- The acceptance of credits for work experience or military experience are subject to review by the school and cannot be guaranteed.Advanced placement (AP) credits
Religious Affiliation
- Southern Baptist
Federal Aid
- Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans).
Degrees/Certificates offered
- Associate's degree
- Bachelor's degree
- Master's degree
Campus Setting
- Suburb: Large
Disability Services Student
- 3% or Less
Admission Total Applicants 796 Percent Admitted 78% Men Admitted 88% Women Admitted 73% Full Time Retention Rate 72%
Submitted ACT & SAT Scores
25th Percentile Score 75th Percentile Score Critical Reading 500 700 Math 450 650 Writing 500 700
25th Percentile Score 75th Percentile Score Composite 20 25 English 21 25 Math 19 25
Student Demographics Total Enrolled 1,894 Native American 51.0 Asian 11.0 African American 484.0 Hispanic 10.0 Enrolled FullTime Undergraduates 1,334 Enrolled FullTime Graduates 50


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Enjoy this 3 part video on Uncial calligraphy done here with broad edged pens, Pigma Calligrapher by Sakura of America. It is a beautiful rounded bold alphabet that looks great when written tiny or large. I hope you have fun with it. I had fun and sure learned a lot in the preparation, as I did it ALL the time, while hiking in the mountains, adding it to my sketches while eating, in my sleep (dreaming nightmares!) and more. I became the student. Isn't that the way it is when we become engrossed in learning to share?
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Government needs to fix its own problems before it can truly address the issues that plague the country, House Minority Leader Steny H. Hoyer said Monday.
"We can't fully tap into our economic opportunities if we don't make sure government works too," the Maryland Democrat said in a speech at the Georgetown University Law Center.
Hoyer outlined the need for an overhaul of the campaign finance system and redistricting process, enhancements in voting rights laws and improvements in government technology as key changes needed.
"House Democrats are ready to push for reforms in all four areas that I outlined," he said.
Many of the ideas Hoyer discussed came from members of the House Democratic caucus who testified at hearings on how to update his "Make it in America" job creation plan. Hoyer unveiled the latest phase of that plan, which was first launched in 2010, in Baltimore last month.
[ Hoyer Expands Job Creation Push ] Regarding campaign finance changes, Hoyer cited success of small-donor participation in President Barack Obama's and Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaigns and the need to replicate that in campaigns down the ballot.
Congress has become too polarized with too many safe seats on both sides of the aisle, Hoyer said, calling for changes in the redistricting processes that prevent politicians from redrawing their own districts.
"I understand that neither party wants to be the first in doing so, leaving itself vulnerable to the other," he said, suggesting "national redistricting standards that takes partisanship out of the equation."
The Maryland Democrat also called for changes to voting rights laws, including automatic voter registration, expanded early voting, options to vote by mail and tools to combat voter suppression.
"Throughout our history, too many people lost their lives to secure access to the ballot box for any eligible voter to be turned away," Hoyer said.
Government also needs to invest in its own technology. Hoyer spoke about a bill he introduced earlier this year to create an Information Technology Modernization Fund to pay for upgrades to government agencies' technology systems.
The measure calls for a one-time $3 billion investment in the fund that would pay for the initial projects, the savings from which would then keep investments flowing into the fund.
"We need to make sure that federal departments and agencies are as connected and adaptive as possible," Hoyer said. "And we need to make certain they are protected against cyber threats. Americans won't trust government to help if they don't trust its systems to protect their private data."
Hoyer offered a few other proposals to compliment the four main government overhauls he outlined. Those ideas included restoring earmarks and preventing an individual senator from being able to put a hold on a nomination for months, obstructing the confirmation of executive branch nominations.
"It's not an ideological agenda," Hoyer concluded. "It's a pragmatic agenda."
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Don't miss out on next month's Applicator Training, December 9-11.
Training will focus on the proper uses and best practices for NEOGARD's flooring, waterproofing, and roof coating systems.
Both English and Spanish sessions are available, with classroom sessions in the morning and hands-on training in the afternoon.
• Flooring: Tuesday, December 9
• Waterproofing: Wednesday, December 10
• Roofing: Thursday, December 11
Visit the Registration Website for pricing and additional information.
Are you attending the Construct Canada show in Toronto at the Metro Toronto Convention Center next week?
NEOGARD® will be attending as one of the show's 1,600-plus exhibitors. With 500 speakers, 350 seminars and technical demonstrations, it's a great opportunity to find out what's new in the industry. We would love to see you there. Come by booth number 824 and visit with a NEOGARD representative.
NEOGARD® is pleased to announce the addition of Technical Writing Associate, Kevin Kirby.
Kevin will assist in writing and reviewing technical documents as well as maintaining a comprehensive technical document management database. His addition will increase the consistency and quality of documents and services provided by our NEOGARD Technical Department.
After earning a BA in political science from the University of Wyoming and a BA in journalism and mass communications from Iowa State University, Kevin worked in IT support where he discovered an affinity for technical writing. He decided to pursue a career in the field and will complete his MA in professional and technical communications from the University of North Texas in the spring of 2015. Kevin's extensive educational and professional experience makes him an asset to our company.
NEOGARD is dedicated to providing our customers with the best products, training and information available. We hope you join us in welcoming Kevin to the NEOGARD team as we continue to enhance our services and capabilities.


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When you think of braces, you might think of the typical teenager with a gleaming silver grin. But this procedure isn't just for kids. In fact, adult braces are becoming more and more popular now that innovations like clear and invisible braces are available. They allow you to straighten your teeth without a mouth full of metal.
Why Get Braces?
People decide to get braces for their children or for themselves for many different reasons:
- Crooked or misaligned teeth can interfere with a healthy bite, and could cause excessive tooth wear, jaw problems, and chipped teeth.
- A small mouth can cause tooth crowding, while a large mouth can cause larger spaces in between teeth.
- Many people simply do not like the look of their smiles and would prefer teeth that look straighter or more even.
When you visit your orthodontist, you can ask him about the various options out there for straightening adult teeth. You can find a method to suit your lifestyle, whether you choose to have the more traditional braces that adhere to your teeth or whether you choose to have a removable aligner.
You can wear removable aligners, also referred to as invisible braces, throughout the day and night, removing them when needed for business meetings or for special occasions. If you decide to have invisible braces, your orthodontist will take a mold of your teeth, and will create specialized, clear trays that fit your mouth. These trays are removable, which is ideal for those who work with the public. You won't have to worry about lisping when you talk to customers or coworkers!
Other options include clear braces, which your orthodontist will install just like traditional braces, directly on to your teeth. The braces are less noticeable because the brackets, as well as the pieces that attach to the teeth, are completely clear. Talk to your orthodontist about which option you might like the best.
Educate Yourself
If you're not sure if you should get braces—or how the braces will actually straighten your teeth—you can educate yourself ahead of time by reading about different orthodontic treatments. Find out what options exist for adult braces, how to take care of your teeth when you have braces, and how to maintain your straight smile once your braces come off. Learn more about caring for braces in the Colgate Oral Care resources.


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Interpretation Centre
It is a key objective of the RHDRA to help tell this story and in so doing, enrich the experience for passengers.
To do this we are planning to set up an Interpretation Centre at New Romney Station where visitors will be able to learn more about the railway. This will make their visit even more enjoyable and hopefully encourage them to return and become more involved with the line.
The Interpretation Centre will be open whenever the railway is operating and will be free to enter.
More details will follow as we develop the scheme. See these links: