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Learn about wisdom teeth removal costs, as well as wisdom teeth in general, to help you make the best decisions for your finances and oral health.
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5357 W Bellfort StHouston, TX 77035
Entire staff works together to bring a superb experience to your dental health and wellness!
17748 Katy Fwy Ste 5Houston, TX 77094
Primarily used the services here for dental restoration. Great friendly staff, punctual services, and above all Dr. Shweta Loya is a very patient, sweet, and knowledgeable dentist that took time to explain everything about the procedure. She made me feel very comfortable and I have to say it w…
5800 Bellaire Blvd Ste 110Houston, TX 77081
I enjoyed my experience here. I took my two year old and they made us feel so comfortable. Definitely recommend.
8788 Tidwell RdHouston, TX 77028
I love it they made my daughter feel very secure of what they were doing I was amazed by how calm she was!
1173 Edgebrook DrHouston, TX 77034
The dentist was very patient with everyone, including small children. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful.
10216 Beechnut StHouston, TX 77072
Great with my kids. Women dentist was fast and did a good job. Nice staff.
8300 Broadway StHouston, TX 77061
So my 2 yr old daughter had an appointment here for a Saturday at 1030. Stayed in the waiting room for about an hour and a half. Then when we were called they took her weight and said i had to wait for a room. On top of my wait there were children there after us for actual treatment and were see…
383 Greens Rd Ste AHouston, TX 77060
Friendly front staff, lovely expanded lobby. My mom had a root canal done with Dr Escobedo a few years ago & i used to come with my siblings when i was younger. Highly recommend to children & adults!
2525 North Loop W Ste 230Houston, TX 77008
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6410 Fannin StHouston, TX 77030
5819 Gulf Fwy Ste 600Houston, TX 77023
My kids love the environment and the dentist here. All the staff is great and very helpful, love the play room.
9801 Bissonnet St Ste KHouston, TX 77036
Great Office nice and clean, will recommend family and friends to go and get their braces, zoom, and any other treatment done. Love the way treatment was all done in one visit.
2811 Airline DrHouston, TX 77009
I have been using Dr. Martinez for over a year now. I have had regular cleanings and also a crown. I am most pleased with the service I am provided by him and his office staff, especially, Lizbeth. I hope that I can continue using this practice for a long time.
12589 Westheimer RdHouston, TX 77077
Very gentle with her. Mom is pleased!
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This was definitely the best experience I've ever had at a dentist, period! I, like most people, absolutely hate going to the dentist. I have had too many horrible experiences with dentists in the past. As soon as I walked into the door of her office, I knew I had found the perfect dentist. WOW! The office is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS and feels like a 5-star hotel or spa! I have never seen a dental or medical office quite like it! I didn't realize I was in a dental office until I actually sat in the dental chair. Once meeting Dr. Wilmore, she totally changed my negative outlook on dentists and truly put me at ease! She has such a friendly, honest, and caring demeanor and is extremely thorough and informative of any procedure she is performing. She thoroughly discusses all your options, along with her opinions of what's best for your situation, and ensures that you understand what is the best treatment option for you before proceeding any further. Dr. Wilmore also constantly makes sure you are comfortable and pain free during your entire experience. She is extremely knowledgable and professional and treats you with such respect and kindness and she truly LISTENS to you and takes your thoughts and needs into consideration. Her attention to detail and perfectionism is unmatched. Before my treatment began, Dr. Wilmore showed me my digital X-rays on the high-tech flat screen monitor mounted above the chair so I knew exactly what the problem I was experiencing was. During my PAINLESS extraction and root canal I watched a video of the Virgin Islands that made me so relaxed I truly felt I was on a tropical vacation! Not to mention the beautiful view from the 9th floor windows overlooking the Memorial area. I seriously didn't want to leave the dental chair! I forgot I was at the dentist. The entire staff treated me with such kindness, respect, and hospitality that I truly felt like part of the family. You will not find a better dentist anywhere! GUARANTEED!!! Dr Wilmore is definitely one-of-a-kind!!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!
Dr. Rashmi Nandish is not just a Kind, Competent and Excellent Dentist, she genuinely cares for her patients' well being (particularly the Children) and one can trust her intentions and decisions are not motivated by office administration concerns. Myself and my daughter who is now 7 years old have been Dr. Rashmi Nandish's patients' since my Daughter grew her first set of teeth. Dr. Rashmi Nandish's motto of "prevention is better than cure" has paid off. My child and I practice good dental hygiene following Dr. Rashmi Nandish's guidance and my daughter is cavity free. Dr. Rashmi Nandish's office is welcoming and staffed with kind, polite, caring and competent staff. My daughter looks forward to 'going to the Dentist' because of the positive experience she enjoys there. At one time, she had one of her temporary teeth extracted because it wouldn't come out on it's own and she didn't feel any pain from the injection or removal of the tooth. Dr. Rashmi Nandish's Dental Office is quite a few miles from my residence but we wouldn't go anywhere else simply because the experience is like visiting Family. The office is well equipped with the latest Dental Technology and the minimal wait time goes unnoticed; with toys to occupy the children and a variety of programs to watch on TV for the adults, whether it's in the Waiting room or in the Dentist's chair. There are also magazines to thumb through. My daughter recently had a dancing accident during the weekend which resulted in her gums being split open revealing the teeth within. I immediate called Dr. Rashmi Nandish's Dental Office, got an appointment and my Daughter was seen within the hour. Fortunately (after X-Rays) the diagnosis concluded that the wound will heal. The teeth will be reviewed again during the next checkup. I recommend without hesitation Dr. Rashmi Nandish's Dental Office, to anyone looking for an Excellent Dentist for their Children or themselves.
I read a mixture of reviews about this dentist, mostly bad which in turn made me nervous for my appointment. I showed up and was greeted by Gigi at the front desk, she was so friendly and made me feel more comfortable and less nervous. I filled out my paperwork, and I was called in right away. Just to inform everyone, I HATE going to the dentist but I needed a cleaning and one of my teeth was keeping me in pain. I was given a tour of the office and the hygienist took her time and explained everything to me as we went along. She was thorough and super nice which also made me feel less nervous. The doctor came in afterwards and checked on my teeth. She then explained the issue about the tooth I was concerned about and gave me possible routes we could take. She made sure to answer every question I had and not once did I feel rushed in this office. For the first time I had a great experience at the dentist office and I look forward to going back. Also, all of the old reviews I read about were not true. I read you be able to see the person getting worked on in the next room...not true. I was in my own space so they must have fixed that or someone was overexxagerating. They also spoke of the massage seating in the waiting room and how the high prices were covering all of that. Well, there were no massage chairs but the seating was comfortable and the decor was modern and classy. I was given a prescription for antibiotics and I only paid $6.00. I'm sure the outrageous prices are because of the different types of insurance people have. Personally, I have gone to one other dentist down here (I've lived here for a little over a year and half) and it was a mediocre place that had me feeling like I needed another round of cleaning because they rushed me out the door and barely looked at my teeth. If I have to pay a little extra for a nice place with great people and great service then I have no problem with that.
daughters teeth were very crowded and crooked through no fault of her own. We needed to find an orthodontist that could change her smile as quickly as possible, that could support her at college in New York with affiliates in emergencies. We said a prayer and found Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson did an examination of my daughter and found that we needed to expand her jaw, then braces and the work would be extensive. We wanted to get this done as fast as possible working around her out-of-state college schedule. His hours make that very possible, which most doctors dont offer. Dr. Watson does not sugar coat things. He is very precise and gives his clients a true level of expectation of time and work needed to achieve the results. More importantly he cares for his patients. His staff if very professional and caring..Love those ladies!. He has a very state of the art office that we go to here in Spring. If we have any questions he or one of his staff always returns our calls. He also has a program that you can finance, paying monthly with no interest that was available to us which was great! They took our dental insurance as well and filed the paperwork for us. He is realistic as well in what a patient must do, and instructs he patients in proper maintenance as to keep your teeth white and healthy while the procedure in in progress. MOST IMPORTANTLY... you should see my daughters SMILE! This beautiful young lady, presidential merit Scholarship winner, attending one of the most presigious colleges in her field, interning at the New York Design Center in Manhattan, can now smile with confidence! Thank you Dr. Watson for your great work and uncovering that gorgeous radiant smile for my daughter...One which will last a lifetime! We Love you!
I had a great experience at Urban Dental Spa today. I needed some teeth whitening done and they offered the Zoom whitening which I had seen before on one of those ultimate makeover shows so I thought I would give it a try. I gave them a call and Stacy was very friendly and helpful. She took the time to tell me about their practice and lead me to the forms that I could fill out ahead of time instead of being rushed when I got here. She gave me another call the day before my appointnment not only to confirm my appointment but to make sure that I knew where to find them. When I arrived on the day of my appointment, I walked in and immediately was relaxed. Sounds of a little waterfall going on in the background and the surrounding were very pleasant. I was met immediately by Stacy who got me into the system after which I was immediately taken back with no wait whatsoever. I hate having to wait when I have an appointment at other places! Anyway, we get to the back, get me in a chair and in comes Liset. Now, I'm comfy, watching a great movie and I got two hotties taking care of me. Lot better than being at work.... They explained what they were going to do and aksed if I had any questions. The thing that goes in your mouth to expose just your teeth was a trip since I looked like Hannible with it in there but hey, made for a great txt message to my wife. haha. The procedure went VERY well and my teeth look worlds better than when I walked in. I didn't have any pain during the process which I really appreciated.... If you have need to for a dentist or some whitening like I did, I would HIGHLY recomend these folks.
My Houston Cosmetic Dentist Is Better Than Yours!! I have had extensive dental work over the years all over Houston. I was thrilled to find such a pleasant dental 'home' at Dentiq Dentistry. At my first visit, I was greeted promptly by the front desk. They were very friendly as they made me feel right at home. After having a 3d scan, digital photos and xrays, the cosmetic dentist, Dr. Johnson, an energetic young lady, came for my checkup and evaluation. She took her time giving me what seemed like a very detailed examination and explained what she saw as she went along, even stopping to ask if I had questions! She stayed and chatted about my concerns for at least 30 minutes. She told me about the dental work that I needed before starting the invisalign clear braces. The doctor even agreed to clean my teeth that day (because my schedule is limited by lots of travel) so I wouldn't have to come back to see the hygienist. I was very impressed with their flexibility, consideration and abilities. The office is beautiful, as are the employees that I met. I felt comfortable and welcomed. The atmosphere was relaxed, which was a welcomed change from previous hectic dental offices that I have visited. I highly recommend Dentiq. You Got My Vote For The Top Cosmetic Dentists In Houston. Thank you sincerely, Claire
In December of 2008 we took our 15 year old daughter to this clinic for a second opinion, if she really needs a root canal for a cavity in her tooth or not. Two weeks ago, we took her to Castle Dental in Santa Fe, Houston to fill that cavity that a dentist in Galveston had suggested. The doctor in Castle Dental did not even take a look at her tooth or opened her mouth but just by taking a quick look at her X rays told us that she needs a root canal and gave us an out of pocket cost of $700 after insurance. When we took her to Dr. Das at Clear Lake Dental for a second opinion, he examined my daughter's tooth and X rays carefully and told us that she may not need a root canal. He filled her cavity in less than an hour and charged us only $106 after insurance and saved us $600. He not only saved us money but tour time and suffering of a teenager girl. Now you judge who is an honest and who is a dishonest doctor. Some doctors take this medical profession as a buisness and take advantage of patient's and his/her family's ignorance. Fortunately I got Dr. Das's reference from one my friends and thanked them at once. It is rare to find both an honest and expert dentist these days and I can highly recomend Dr. Das and his clinic for your dental need. His team members are also very polite and dedicated.
AWESOME OFFICE!! I was seen at this office and had a wonderful experience. I went in not thinking I would stay for treatment as I was looking for a second opinion. Like most people I hate going to the dentist and I am TERRIFED!!! As it turns out it was a good experience. The office is modern and in a location close to my job. The staff here is extremely warm and welcoming. I had a short wait before seeing the dentist, but I guess that helped me calm down a bit. I was taken back and had x-rays done while watching TV (it was a great distraction for me). The doctor I had seen two months prior said I needed 2 crowns, a bunch of fillings and a deep cleaning. The dentist checked my teeth and she explained all treatment that was needed....which ended up being much less than at the previous office I was seen at. I saw pictures of the teeth that needed work and it made perfect sense to me why she told me one tooth would need a crown and the others could be filled again but may need crowns in the future. I feel really great that I sought out a second opinion; it ended up being truly worth my time. The doctor is really sweet and easy to talk to...I would recommend this office to all my friends and family.
New to the area and I have a tough time finding a dentist I like. I walked in and asked for an office tour and to meet the doctor before I scheduled. That ended up being such a smart thing to do, and I was able to see the beautiful/modern office and ask the doctor all of my questions and the business office all of my insurance questions. I'm new to this insurance thing, so it took a while for me to understand my dental insurance policy did not cover much..bummer. I really endend up liking the office and staff so I scheduled for last Wednesday. I had some work that needed to be done, and I've had fillings before so I was not worried, but I had never had an inlay...so that was explained to me. After looking at some of the reviews on this placed I was a little concerned, but I had my nerves up that day and went for. Honestly I have to say I have no trouble at ALL with wth my tooth fillings or cleaning...things feel great and I look forward to whitening. I drink a lot of coffee and tea and my cleaning was so awesome and all the stains were removed I almost want to drop the habit to keep my teeth white. Only kidding. Design dental group has been a great find in my new neighborhood.
Bellinger Family and Cosmetic Dentistry is the only place that I will go for any tooth issues. The staff is warm and friendly and Dr. Bellinger has a great chair side manner and is very direct on what is needed to be done. I was referred to his office by a friend after I had gotten a tooth ache. I am not one that likes to go to see the dentist and always try to put it off as long as I can. I am that I took my friend's advice and went to see him. He explained that the reason for the ache was that I had a cavity that had become infected. He gave me two prescriptions one for an antibiotic and one for the pain. He told me that after taking the antibiotic and the infection was gone he would take care of the cavity. He is very understanding and patient when he is working on/with you. I have been back to him on several occasions to get a lot of stuff done (as I said before I don't go unless I have to). He has done everything from fillings, to crowns, to root canals. I will not go to another dentist. I am grateful for this good Christian man. My wife is now also a patient and I have several friends that are now going to see him. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!!!!!
The human mouth is a complex biological system, and no two individuals have the same oral care needs. Here are some of the more common dentists people seek out to improve their oral health:
General Dentist
These dentists generally serve as the primary provider of dental care. If you need your teeth cleaned, crowns and bridges placed or any number of cosmetic procedures, book an appointment with a general dentist. Though not as common, these dentists will also provide more specialized services, including some forms of oral surgery - chief among them root canals and restorative care - fitting patients with a mouthguard and counseling people on how to stop smoking and what constitutes proper nutrition.
To become an endodontist means undergoing an additional two years of training beyond dental school. As a result, these specialized dentists perform more specific procedures beyond general teeth cleaning and repair work. While a dentist may perform a handful of root canal treatments in a week, an endodontist may end up working on 20 or more in the same timespan. Your average endodontist also repairs teeth damaged by trauma and performs endodontic retreatments, which is repeat root canal procedure. Their added training also means that the endodontist is much more adept at utilizing complex dental equipment - especially ultrasonic instruments or microscopes. Most of that equipment is used to improve the health of teeth that are affected by disease and even congenital deformities.
Pediatric Dentist
Proper oral care starts when you're young, and that's why pediatric dentists are so important. These dentists treat people under the age of 13, though there are exceptions based on a child's unique dental background. Pediatric dentists face unique challenges, because they must treat newly teething babies and children losing their primary teeth.
Though cleanings are an integral part of their job, pediatric dentists are mostly concerned with planning ahead. That means working to ensure the child has straight teeth and correcting an improper bite. However, they also help address more child-specific conditions of thumb sucking and an over-reliance on pacifiers. As a result, pediatric dentists usually require an additional two-year residency working with infants and children.
Oral Pathologist
Pathology refers to the study of disease, specifically as it presents in tissue. Oral pathologists, then, are responsible for studying the diseases that affect the tissue of the mouth and other surrounding muscle groups. These experts are considered to be true specialists, having focused their work on very niche areas of both dentistry and pathology. Though oral pathology is rather specialized, it's a vital component of the oral health industry. By analyzing tissue taken from biopsies, oral pathologists can help diagnose and eventually treat a number of oral diseases, including leukoplakia, cementoma and squamous cell carcinoma, among others.
Similar to the endodontist, periodontists receive several additional years of training beyond dental school. However, whereas endodontists study advanced treatments, periodontists generally have a very specific field of interest. Your average periodontist focuses less on cleanings and more on diagnosing and treating gingivitis, periodontitis, which is an untreated form of the aforementioned ailment, and other periodontal diseases. Periodontists treat patients with more complicated oral care backgrounds, those people who require root planing - where dentists clean any infected surfaces - and root debridement, or the removal of dead tissue. Periodontists are especially concerned with proper gum health, including painful recession and teeth alignment.
Cosmetic Dentist
Most of the aforementioned dentists are concerned with the health and well-being of a patient's teeth. While that is important to cosmetic dentists, they specialize in a number of different treatments meant to enhance the look or aesthetic of your teeth. To begin the average appointment, cosmetic dentists will examine your teeth for any imperfections or irregularities, and then suggest ways to make your teeth more white or properly aligned. The most popular such treatments are bleaching - where special chemicals are used to whiten your teeth - placing veneers or caps to alter the appearance of teeth, and bonding, where dentists fill unappealing gaps with structural replacement material.
Orthodontists are responsible for treating most dental irregularities, which includes everything from misaligned jaws - like an under or overbite - to overcrowding teeth and even certain cosmetic issues. Following dental school, the would-be orthodontist then has another three years of schooling, most of which is clinical experience in an orthodontic residency program. To properly diagnose and treat most dentofacial issues, the orthodontist relies on a collection of corrective gear. That includes braces, retainers and various facemask configurations. Though orthodontists work with people of all ages, the bulk of patients are young children and teens.
Similar to the field of orthodontics, the average prosthodontist receives an additional three years of training following dental school. And though prosthodontics is something of a cosmetic field like orthodontics, it's primarily concerned with replacing missing teeth. Prosthodontists have a number of teeth-replacing procedures to implement, including filling veneers, onlays and inlays, bridges, crowns and complete or partial dentures. Beyond their work in implant dentistry, these experts treat a number of other mouth-related ailments, namely snoring, post-cancer jaw reconstruction, traumatic injuries and pain related to lock jaw and other temporomandibular joint disorders.
Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist
Similar to endodontists, these specialists - one of nine such unique fields recognized by the American Dental Association - utilize machinery to treat and diagnose patients. Specifically, these dentists make use of radiographic imaging to treat those diseases and ailments that impact the teeth, mouth and the maxillofacial region, which consists of the face and jaw. While X-rays are a popular option, OMRs also rely on plain and computed tomography, MRIs, ultrasounds and other forms of digital imaging. OMRs are among the first adaptors of new technology, using innovations in the field of imaging to find increasingly effective ways at understanding the impact of oral disease and what that means to patients.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Your primary dentist may refer you to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon if you experience facial pain, or if he or she suspects you have some variety of oral cancer. OMSs are also your primary source when planning most oral surgeries, like tooth extractions, cyst repairs and removals, and dental implants. However, an OMS can also treat a number of other ailments and diseases related to the maxillofacial region. For instance, malformations in your facial bones can cause sleep apnea, and an OMS can perform corrective surgery that removes or shapes bone. Many of these experts are also involved with more cosmetic procedures, performing or assisting with facial implants and rhinoplasty, in which the nose bone is modified.
Dental Public Health Clinics
These clinics are available in most cities across the U.S., and they're meant to offer affordable health care to many low-income families and individuals. Though it differs depending on the specific clinic, the average clinic offers only the most essential oral care services, including X-rays, teeth cleaning, basic root canals and repairs, and tooth extractions. The fees an individual pays depend on a number of different factors, and most clinics have a sliding-fee that is determined equally by income and family size.
There are several different kinds of dentists, each one with his or her own specialty. However, there are a core group of ailments all dentists treat. Conditions include:
Tooth Decay: When your teeth fall out or begin to disintegrate in your mouth, improper brushing is often to blame. Certain infections also cause tooth loss or decay. One of the most affective ways to prevent tooth decay is with regular brushing and flossing right at home.
Bad Breath: As your teeth fall out or you don't brush properly, your gums and teeth begin to break down and cause foul odors. Other causes of bad breath include gum disease and oral infections. As with tooth decay, brushing and flossing are vital, as is regular tongue scraping and the use of mouthwash.
Teeth Sensitivity: Some people are born with teeth that are naturally sensitive to cold. A lack of brushing can also comprise your teeth's natural protection. The best method to help protect otherwise sensitive teeth is to use specialized toothpaste geared toward people with worn or damaged teeth.
Dry Mouth: Certain medications will cause your salivary glands to stop producing spit. This in turn can harm the structure of your teeth and gums. There are several at-home measures you can take to combat dry mouth. These include regular hydration, chewing sugar-free gum, which also hydrates your mouth, and avoiding mouthwash with alcohol in it, which dries out your entire mouth.
Teeth Grinding: For many people, grinding their teeth - also known as bruxism - is a subconscious behavior, usually the result of stress. It can eventually damage your teeth. The only way to treat your grinding habit is to meet with an endodontist, who will fit you with with a bite plate to mitigate the damage to your teeth.
Mouth Sores: Also called canker sores, these painful bumps are the result of irritation to the soft tissue of your mouth. These sores can make brushing almost impossible. There are a number of different causes for sores, including anemia or a vitamin B-12 deficiency. As a result, your primary physician will have to examine the bump, find its root cause and then help develop a specific treatment plan, including the use of corticosteroids to reduce inflammation or antimicrobial mouthwash.
Discoloration: Yellow teeth are the result of a number of bad habits, mainly smoking, drinking too much coffee and improper nutrition. Proper brushing can usually prevent discolored teeth before they happen. However, if your teeth become worse, many dentists will treat with a whitening procedure.
Proper oral care begins at home. The following are a few preventative measures you can take to keep your teeth and gums healthy. They just may reduce your time spent in your dentist's chair.
Remember Your Angles
When brushing your teeth, always place the brush at a 45-degree angle. That way, you're able to hit every surface of each tooth.
Don't Forget the Tongue
Within your mouth, your tongue is the largest source of bacteria. Be sure to brush it front to back and don't forget the sides.
Floss Everyday
Brushing alone isn't enough to keep your mouth healthy, and that's why flossing is so important. Each time you floss, be sure to have at least 18 inches of floss available, which is what you should go through if you use proper technique. For optimal control, hold the floss between your thumbs and forefingers.
Watch What You Eat
Sugar, alcohol and coffee all contain phosphorus. While some can prove beneficial, too much of this chemical can eat away at your teeth and gums.
Keep in Mind the Mouthwash
Though not a requirement, mouthwash can be helpful if used to supplement proper brushing and flossing. Most mouthwash brands contain chlorine dioxide, a chemical that targets the majority of oral bacterial strains. However, don't overuse mouthwash, as it can cause a number of ailments.
Proper oral care is an integral component of your greater well-being, which highlights why having the right dentist is of the utmost importance. Consider the following as you make an effort to find a dentist who will fit your unique medical history:
Find a Recommendation
It's important to use a dentist whom you feel comfortable with. Because that's difficult to achieve by simply choosing names out of a phone book, you should always seek out a recommendation. Whether it's a friend, family member or co-worker, this individual can offer intimate details about a dentist's demeanor, operating style and approach to patient care. Be sure to always ask plenty of questions.
Vet Your Dentist
Once you get a recommendation from a friend, don't simply book your first cleaning right away. Instead, meet with any prospective dentists to conduct a series of pretreatment interview. During this session, you can ask them about what treatments they perform most often, procedures they're not as familiar with, what accreditation they have or any organizations they belong to and how their offices handles insurance and payments. Just be aware that booking this time can be difficult based on a dentist's schedule.
Consider Accessibility and Other Factors
Perhaps you've met a dentist with whom you feel comfortable. Not only that, but this dentist's payment options are suitable for your finances. However, don't be so quick to make a final decision, as other factors may influence your choice. Is the dentist's office nearby, or do you have to drive out of your way? Is the office open at a time that will fit the rest of your schedule? How much flexibility will the dentist's staff offer in booking appointments? Though seemingly trivial, these factors are nonetheless important.
Check With Your State Board
One of the last things you should do before coming to a decision is to check with your state's dental board. Dentists must abide by different rules and regulations depending on where they practice, and the state board can outline what requirements your candidate must meet. These organizations can also offer information about any discrepancies in the dentist's background and if he or she has faced any disciplinary actions.
As with other forms of health care, insurance is a great way to both reduce associated costs and ensure you and your dependents receive the best care possible. However, you don't want to simply buy the first such plan you see. Here are some factors to consider when shopping for dental insurance:
Pick Your Plan
There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all dental insurance plan. Instead, most people purchase three main varieties, usually through their employers. An indemnity or fee-for-service plan is just as it sounds and means you'll have to pay for annual deductibles and co-insurance payments out of pocket. A preferred provider organization is less costly, and you choose from a network of dentists. However, PPOs have some limitations and accompanying deductibles. Similarly, a dental health maintenance organization plan limits you to just a few choices of dentists, and one doctor handles all of your oral care needs. However, these HMO are usually much less costly.
Examine the Networks
As noted, PPO plans and dental HMOs work with only a select number of doctors. While that usually means fewer costs compared to other insurance plans or payment options, it also means you don't have quite as much say in the dentist who can treat you. That doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing, especially if you know who is in the network. Before purchasing the plan, you'll receive a list of dentists in each network. Do research on each doctor - just as you would when picking a dentist otherwise. From there, you can then pick a plan with doctors who meet your standards and requirements.
Consider Your Coverage
Sometimes, it's not just the doctor that you want to consider. For many people, even the plans with the best doctors are deemed a bad choice. The reason? The coverage is less-than-stellar. When picking a plan, you need to look at just how much you'll pay for each and every service. For instance, some plans won't cover your fillings or X-rays, while others may charge more or less for a crown or tooth extraction. Knowing just what you'll be responsible for is important, as you don't want to be caught off-guard by unforeseen charges. Depending on your employer, a human resources specialist can walk you through specific coverage options.
Make Your Plan Work for You
It's a sad fact that the dentist you want most might not be covered by the plan you've purchased. However, that doesn't mean that you have to look for dental services elsewhere. If you're truly comfortable with a dentist and you feel he or she can be an ally in your ongoing oral care regimen, then consider signing a plan to just keep that dentist available. That means potentially deal with costs and other insurance-related factors that you might have wanted to. If need be, you might be able to work with the dentist's office to address some of the plan-specific concerns.


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I fear that the younger posters here will have missed his value to the news industry (before it was a "business," at least), since the "news" now is sadly bogus or monetarily-based. I checked out his autobiography from the library today and hope to finish it soon. I remember him from pre-Saturday morning cartoons, where there'd be a brief news report. I used to try to copy his voice as a kid, too. Sad, sad.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
He was a bit before my time, but I do remember him on the news as a kid. Back then, the only stations we got were Canadian stations and one local Bellingham station, which used to be a CBS affiliate. So, that was the only American national news anchor I saw prior to 1979 when we got a new TV and could get the Seattle stations a bit better. I'm not sure if the local station was carrying CBS news in 1981. Perhaps they were, because I seem to remember when he left the anchor position.
I also recall having The First Family Rides Again album, and Rich Little did a pretty good impersonation of him in one of the skits on there. Not quite as good as his Reagan or Johnny Carson impersonations, but believable enough.
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what is supposed to happen or hasn't there been any fake script written yet...
what is supposed to happen or hasn't there been any fake script written yet...
It's about the clone wars and Anakin and Padme/Amidala explore their relationship more.
From what I understand it's about the events leading up to the Clone Wars. That war involving clones doesn't actually begin until the end of the movie.
I think the brunt of the Clone Wars will take place between Ep2 and Ep3. While some might be disappointed that we may never see the Clone Wars at their height, I don't really have a problem with this prospect.
Ep2 will be a love story according to GL, so take your girlfriend and prepare for a night of passion shortly thereafter.
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Uhh...I think we can expect the love story, to stay along the lines of Han and Leia's in 'Empire'! I agree that the Clone Wars will begin towards the middle/end of Ep2, and will conclude towards the end of Ep3!
In shakespeares plays, all the major battles take place offstage because there is no need to show the whole thing when you can have it described in gory detail and much abridged by the major characters, who appear onstage from time to time to engage in much more interesting subplots.
If Lucas uses this Greek play device perfected all those centuries ago and has the clone wars happen around Anakin, Padme and Obi-Wan, without showing us the boring part he'll make much more of it than if all we got was millions of clones slugging it out for two hours.
The inner battle that anakin faces is ultimately what these next two movies are about and they will focus mostly on that. the clone war will be secondary to any main character action. but in the echos of other great movies like Gone with the wind which used the American civil war as a backdrop to a love story. A greater mythos will be forged.
ki adi mundi's bro, if you're interested, I have a script treatment I got from theForce.net, that's basically a compilation of all supposedly leaked dialogue, action scenes and so forth, it's pretty lenghty and was enough to get me excited over the new movie. Even if it's not exactly what the movie will be, I'm willing to bet it's got the basics covered. It's in .doc format on my Microsoft Word, and I would be happy to send you a copy, if you're interested, email me at email@example.com.
There is also a scriptment on aldera.net
yeah, actually I think it's the same scriptment, or real close to it. Hi, redleader79! Good to see you posting here!
I think the clones attack...or something.
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I'm waiting to talk with my vet before taking her in but it will probably be so- in the meantime.
Thoughts on a 13 yo BLF?? She has a throaty cough. Shes had it for some time, in fact vett'd her a couple years ago when it first presented but nothing was found or Dx. So recently past month or two , cough's a lot when she first gets up , raspy gaggy cough, sometimes pheghm comes up sometimes no.
Lately its more often . I wonder about larangyl paralysis ,but thing is she doesnt tire out or have trouble breathing . Does the run/evening walk fine , doesnt tire easily or even hack during the walk. Does LP sometimes present with the cough but w/o the difficulty breathing?
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Dr. Sam Micklus, founder of the worldwide "Odyssey of the Mind" program, along with program mascots, OMER, the Odyssey of the Mind raccoon, and SNYPS, the Super New York Problem Solver beaver, will be on hand to meet and greet teams.
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Kidof88 have been a little quiet lately but they're back with a lot to offer - they're heading on tour and have a new album which explores more musical avenues than before.
The album, Modern Love, is hard to define, says KidsOf88 band member Sam McCarthy, but is something they're happy with.
"I suppose the music is kind of hard to describe. It's definitely still pop music," he says.
"We're exploring a few more avenues, still poppy."
Since 2009 and 2010, when KidsOf88 dominated airwaves with their infectious electro-pop singles My House and Just a Little Bit from their debut album Sugarpills, McCarthy says they have matured a lot and have explored more when it comes to their music. He says this helped them create Modern Love.
"I definitely think that we've matured a lot over the last few years."
He says this latest album had been a long time in the making as they had to make sure they were happy with the music.
"It took a long time, we spent a lot of it writing."
And with all the writing, it's their track Tucan which McCarthy says he has a personal connection with.
This month, they're celebrating the release of Modern Love with gigs in Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland. Their mini tour will be the first they have headlined.
Until November 17, they hit the road to perform three shows, supported by new talent Loui The ZU - an artist who McCarthy says is definitely someone to look out for.
On November 9 they were at the Bedford in Christchurch and will play The Powerstation in Auckland on November 17. Tickets for the Auckland shows are available through Ticketmaster and Real Groovy.
Although there were only a few venues on their tour so far, McCarthy says they are looking at adding other venues throughout the year.
"There's plans in the pipeline."
He says people who attend one of their shows will have fun.
"We've always worked really hard as a live band ... we like to keep it upbeat."
The last time KidsOf88 went out on the road nationally was with Kiwi band The Naked and Famous in September, 2010. From there they went on to scoop up Single of The Year and Music Video of The Year at the New Zealand Music Awards before heading off on a world tour across Australia, the UK, America and Europe, where they toured with pop star Kesha.
"We've had quite an affinity with Naked and Famous. We got to travel with them quite a lot," McCarthy says.
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04-03-2013, 11:33 PM #1Junior Member Guppy
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Preplanning my stock
My tank is still cycling but have begun to think about the fish I'm going to put in there. I was thinking angelfish, denison barbs, rams and appistogrammas. I haven't thought about the type of rams or appristogrammas that I want yet but suggestions on combinations would be appreciated as well as any thoughts on plants and decor I should put in there. Right now I have gravel, a piece of iron wood, a bubbling rock with places to swim in and out of as well as 4 plants (I plan on adding more) as well as 6 emperor tetras just for cycling (will rehome or take back to the store when done cycling).
Knowing the tanks size would be helpful.
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sorry its a 46 gallon I forgot to add that
from the stock you posted, I would avoid denison barbs, due to the fact that they will mature at 5-6 inches, are highly active and also social. a 46 gallon tank will
not be able to accomodate a school of 6+ active, schooling fish. rams and apistos are both dwarf cichlids that occupy the same tank space. unless you are doing a one species each
type thing, I would go for either an apisto species or a ram species due to the possibility of territorial aggression.
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Our tank is 36" across and was thinking that might be enough space for the denisons, apistos and rams? I was also thinking angelfish might add some more color to it? I'm new to fish tanks and just want to make sure that I understand and make the right decisions to have a colorful and good looking tank.
I applaud you for doing the research prior-it'll save you headache, $, and you'll have an incredible tank.
the denisons are just too big and active for a tank that size. they'd be cramped in a 55 (4ft long). they need the length to really "stretch out their legs" as we americans say.
but you'll need to have a very heavy decorated tank to pull of multiple dwarf cichlids.
Check out the photo sub forum here for ScottishFish's tank-he's got a 40ish gallon and has been successful in pulling off multiple dwarfs, but you'll need to emulate that heavy of a design.
I tried it w/o that much barrier and my ram killed my apisto. (in my 45gallon tank)
I'm attempting this again and have near copied his set up with more driftwood than I can imagine. I have 2 bolivian rams and a krib in there now. no issues.
However, i would suggest in either the dwarfs or the angelfish (note singular angelfish. lol)
They are all still considered cichlids and need to be treated as such-they pack a good temperament between them and a combo of all 3 just wouldn't work out in a 46gallon. I would think a 55 would be the smallest to try that in. (an extra foot really does make a huge difference)
but the color will come from your decor, plants (shall you chose to go that route) and fish of choice.
apistos are very colorful
rams (electric blue, german, gold, bolvians) all are colorful on their own aspect
your top level fish can be any schooling species that you desire
bloodfin tetras
cardinal tetras
but if you want the best color/set up-then try to stick to one school of tetra and get a good number of them (pending your other stock)
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Think if I went with as much hiding spots/decor as his tanks I could pull of the apistos and rams? With some tetras instead of the denisons with a school for around 6 of them? And no to the angelfish as well then? So max two of each of the dwarfs?
With that much decor-yes, you should be able to pull it off.
However, going more than 1 and not a mated pair is a risk. you could end up with 2 males of each and m/m do not play nice. but at the same time, m/f could work-until they breed and then all he** could break lose with protecting their fry.
I would stick to one apisto (cockatoo's are superb) and 2 bolivian rams-bolivians are hardier, and are less aggressive.
Then for your tetra's, you have lots of room to get a bigger school than that. (10-15+ pending the species)
if you find some you like locally, we can throw out some #s of a good school (as some tetras get bigger than others)
But my personal rule is a school should be 10 to really see their true behavior.
I would nix the angelfish in that stocking plan.
i wouldnt do the 2 species of dwarfs, even with all the decor theres always the chance (as stated above) during mating or even not during mating, that all heck will break out and you can loose all your rams and aspitos. i would chose one or the other and do it out nice for them.KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
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Hmm.. depends on the exact setup. I'd risk it in a well planted tank.
Another point, whatever tetra you go for, 8 or 10 would be a better number.My 33 gallon/125 liter tank. My photography on flickr.


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I'm very skeptical, I don't want a recast Luke, Leia, Han. I'd be happy with the movies "dying" with Lucas, let the SW world continue in books, cartoons etc.
I'm very skeptical, I don't want a recast Luke, Leia, Han. I'd be happy with the movies "dying" with Lucas, let the SW world continue in books, cartoons etc.
Does this mean before the iconic Star Wars crawl, we see this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwMYz...feature=fvwrel ?
Nowhere in your incoherent ramblings did you come anywhere close to the answer. Thanks to you, everyone in this room is now stupider having heard you. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul. -Billy Madison-
Ha! I just posted that same thing to the Bookface!
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Wow! Amazing news!! Whether its good news or bad news remains to be seen. I think I'd like to have Lucas still have a part in it, but as JT pointed out, not total control. As far as who to play Luke, Leia, & Han, I don't know what to think about that. They will always be compared to the original actors. I'm also worried about the watering down factor as well. It might be a better idea to wait a few years longer to release EVII before releasing it to give the franchise a little rest in the public's mind.
When I had a friend mention this, my first thought was "April Fool's Day." Then I remembered we're coming up on All Saint's Day, 'cause it'll be November. I'm not super excited about the deal, but I won't use Lando's Cloud City line about "this deal's getting worse all the time" yet.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I worry the latest news about Episodes 7, 8, 9, etc. might throw the EU to the wind. It doesn't have to. Nor does it need to make movies out of the existing books to keep with the continuity.
Please read on.
Jaina and Jacen (as infants) were created by Timothy Zahn during "Heir to the Empire." As the father of the Star Wars Renaissance, like the Solo twins or not, many should remember their origins.
Kevin J. Anderson and then the New Jedi Order writers developed the Solo kids the rest of the way until they are in approximately their mid-to-late-20's.
Anakin Solo was a Dark Horse Comics character born after his twin siblings. Lucas had him killed off to there weren't two (2) Anakins as the Clone Wars took off. It had a good effect on the impact it made on Jaina and Jacen, and Han and Leia.
Jacen became Darth Caedus eventually, and was indirectly responsible for the death of Mara (Jade) Skywalker. Unlike when Padme died, Luke did not turn into the Dark Side, left without love as his father had. Instead he raised and trained their son, Ben Skywalker.
Ben's grandson is Cole Skywalker, Cade's father, killed at Ossus.
Jaina married Jagged Fel and became an Empress as the family of the Imperial war hero Baron Soontir Fel was elected Emperor. The descendant Fels are all Force-users (Imperial Knights) because of Jaina, a grand-daughter of Darth Vader. Jaina Fel's great-grandson is Emperor Roan Fel. He has a daughter Princess Marsiah Fel, cousin of Cade Skywalker.
Cade also has a non-Force-sensitive half-sister by a different father.
There are gaps in the EU which could be filled here by a movie series IF THEY MAINTAIN THE EXPANDED UNIVERSE.
Also, Han and Leia are raising the daughter of Jacen Solo (the late Darth Caedus), Alanah Solo. She is the daughter of the Hapan Queen Tenel Ka, widow of Jacen Solo. (Remember Courtship of Princess Leia?)
If new movies use Mark, Carrie, and Harrison at their current ages to reprise their roles (as b-characters), Luke could be training his grandson, Ben Skywalker's child - as Ben would be a fully trained Jedi Knight.
On the Solo side of the family, the future Emperor Roan Fel would be a young child if Han and Leia knew their great-grandson through Jaina. Interestingly enough, Kathleen Kennedy looks like an older Jaina Fel.
Meanwhile, Alanah Solo would be at the perfect Star Wars "Alpha-Character age" (around her late teens to early 20's). Carrie could play Grandma.
I have a feeling that:
1) you probably don't care. Many here have their focus on the movies and (maybe because there were SOME really bad books) and you'd like to throw it all away and let the movies steer a different course. [I am the opposite, as I've enjoyed imagining what comes after ROTJ and how LucasBooks had handled it in a meaningful chronology whereas Star Trek books are an incohesive mess and it's hard to know what to get into, though a linear legacy post-DS9 would interest me if there was one. But because Star Wars EU has entertained me thus far, so I want to see it preserved in any continuing expansion.]
2) While I don't know if Kathleen Kennedy cares, new people brought into the Star Wars brand might eagerly wait to get to do their thing - which might or might not be to anyone's liking. (and scares the hell out of me)
3) As to using my own imagination for what happened after Jedi? When I was a child playing with my action figures, I wrote elaborate stories for post ROTJ adventures. I'm not kidding when (not long after 1983) I had Han and Leia go to Dagobah to train (see the Glove of Darth Vader YA books which came out years later in the early 90's), Leia becoming a Jedi and leader of a New Republic - REALLY, ISN'T THIS LOGICAL? and on top of that, them having a child (ANOTHER LOGICAL CONCLUSION) and I named that kid Anakin Solo - symbolic of Leia forgiving her father (ANOTHER LOGICAL CONCLUSION). I used the GI Joe Hawk figure for their son. I did not think of fraternal twins, but I've really liked Jaina and Jacen over the years.
What did you imagine post-ROTJ?
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Although I don't see how Carrie Fisher or Harrison Ford could have anything more than an extended cameo in the new films. But I could definitely see Mark Hamill taking on an "Obi-Wan Kenobi from ANH" type of role in the new films.
What I definitely do NOT want to see is a ghost Hayden Christensen showing up and giving advice to an aged Mark Hamill.
Yoda will definitely be in it and I'm sure they could persuade Ewan McGregor to reprise his role as Obi-Wan.
If George Lucas is saying that he already has story treatments for episodes 7-9, then I think it's safe to assume that those treatments date back to the mid-1970s or early-1980s (he'd always claimed that there were supposed to be 12 Star Wars films, then that number was revised down to 9 around the time of ROTJ). So, I think it's also safe to assume that those story treatments will completely contradict anything set up in Post-ROTJ EU. Which is good for me, because I never liked the idea of the Empire surviving after the Emperor.
I'm betting Episodes 7-9 will be back to Jedi vs. Sith, not Rebels vs. Empire.
I should add that this announcement isn't a total shock to me since Star Wars and Disney have always been linked in my mind since 1987 when Star Tours premiered. It really just feels like the logical and natural progression as George Lucas steps out of the spotlight.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
The Empire wouldn't just desolve and give up autocracy for a New Republic democracy (or after 23 years would you still call it the Old Republic?)
I think the war would go on - this time more successfully for the Rebel Alliance until there really was some kind of provisional council (done in the EU during the Rogue Squadron era) and eventually a New Republic.
Then, to your 2nd point: where would the new Sith come from? Luke's apprentices like Brakiss did fall to the Dark Side until Luke learned to be a better Jedi Master.
Asajj Ventress - an EXPANDED UNIVERSE CHARACTER not yet killed - could return, restoring the Sith as has been speculated.
Han and Leia would definitely have kids unless both were killed. Leia's children would be Force-sensitive. But they'd need to be training. One could fall to the Dark Side (Jacen Solo - been there, done that - with a very well-developed character).
Twins having twins is also possible. (But not Luke and Leia together - Luke's dad cut off his son's hand for doing that!)
Anyway, EVERYONE ELSE: what did you imagine would happen post-ROTJ?
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NO WAY....issues with teammates and coaches in the past. why do you think Minn. is trying to get rid of his sorry A**. A cancer....and we certainly dont need that around here.
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Ehh I'd do it if he can play on the outside, because isn't he a slot receiver? The only reason I'd trade for him is because he's younger and better than the guys in free agency. Or get this maybe the Vikes would consider taking Bess for Harvin along with some lower draft picks, I think its logical because it really sounds like they don't want this guy anymore and when they trade him its going to open up a hole for a slot receiver and Bess is one of the best. Then we can get Wallace in the free agency, ok maybe I'm getting a little carried away but its definitely doable and it would make us an electrifying team with all that speed.
I would swap 1st rd picks and Chicago's 3rd rd picks for the Vikes 3rd to get him.This guy has Elite talent and would be a great addition to this offense.
Harvins a way better fit for this offense than any other WR in FA.
Harvin is a mofo'in stud!! And hes only 24! my god! if he goes to new england I will die


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[UPDATE 2/22/2012] It is important to note that disabling Web History in your Google account will not prevent Google from gathering and storing this information and using it for internal purposes. More information at the end of this post.
On March 1st, Google will implement its new, unified privacy policy, which will affect data Google has collected on you prior to March 1st as well as data it collects on you in the future. Until now, your Google Web History (your Google searches and sites visited) was cordoned off from Google's other products. This protection was especially important because search data can reveal particularly sensitive information about you, including facts about your location, interests, age, sexual orientation, religion, health concerns, and more. If you want to keep Google from combining your Web History with the data they have gathered about you in their other products, such as YouTube or Google Plus, you may want to remove all items from your Web History and stop your Web History from being recorded in the future.
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Note that removing your Web History also pauses it. Web History will remain off until you enable it again.
[UPDATE 2/22/2012]: Note that disabling Web History in your Google account will not prevent Google from gathering and storing this information and using it for internal purposes. It also does not change the fact that any information gathered and stored by Google could be sought by law enforcement.
With Web History enabled, Google will keep these records indefinitely; with it disabled, they will be partially anonymized after 18 months, and certain kinds of uses, including sending you customized search results, will be prevented. If you want to do more to reduce the records Google keeps, the advice in EFF's Six Tips to Protect Your Search Privacy white paper remains relevant.
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I have run MANY MANY tests where you have been asked to "receive the bird" in the holding blind AND I have set up MANY MANY tests where I have asked the handler to "receive the bird" in the holding blind.
I did drop a Master handler once for a tug of war that went on in the holding blind under one of those scenarios.


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I finally saw it Wednesday. Take it from a guy who loves the Hulk, likes Black Widow, sorta likes Iron Man, can live with Captain America, dislikes Thor, and wouldn't pee on Hawkeye if he was on fire--that is one amazing film.
I finally saw it Wednesday. Take it from a guy who loves the Hulk, likes Black Widow, sorta likes Iron Man, can live with Captain America, dislikes Thor, and wouldn't pee on Hawkeye if he was on fire--that is one amazing film.
That's my jacket!
i like sam jacksons fighting technique of trying to sneak away, and hiding behind doors and jumping out behind people
Scout- theres no 12 back wedge, hes a carry forward hasbro would never waste there time reprinting, also which one did u get photo wise on the back theres 2 well technically 3 versions.
Also found wv 3 movie heroes on friday, light up vader and snow speeder luke with new gear. But yet again hasbros causing drama because anakin #19 lightup is missing not packed in the wave, so if you see the wave you didnt miss out he didnt ship a second vader is packed in his place because of the large bubble. so who knows they probably lost him like they always do with 1 or 2 figures of every line.
well he did let hawkeye get off a deathly shot to the carrier controls so technicly, and no one got in bc they couldnt see behind the door then he jump out and .............sneak attack.
yea theres the first version one which is the rarest that shows his current card that says first release, then 2nd version the line changed to profile photos if they didnt have a first realise prior to tvc which had wv 3 listed with him, then 3 version is the same as the second but the missing wave that just came out as this years wv 4 with nom anor and 501st is listed below instead of wv 3
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then of course you could count the current release as a 4th bc it has a maul sticker
Just checked mine - have the 3rd version. Thanks for that link darkknight.
I can just imagine the bluray sales for Avengers now - through the roof!!! Can't wait til August. That's when its supposed to drop i heard.
Still haven't seen The Avengers. Planning to see it tomorrow.
Yesterday, Los Feliz TRU and La Cienega Target had nothing. Los Feliz TRU is so awful now, they don't stock anything, it's like a dumping ground for toys nobody wants, and all the packaging is trashed to hell from the millions of kids running around like it's a daycare center.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Amazon.com has Vintage Tarkin, Oddball, Nikto and Shae Vizla for $12.99 each right now.
JT, I could have told you that about Los Feliz TRU. It's so bad that whenever I go at opening, I don't even see scalpers any longer
No &*%(&*^($%^&g way!!!!!!!!!!! Are you serious?!?!!?!?!?? I'm so there!!
Figrin & JT -thanx for the amazon heads up. It almost feels like cheating gettin stuff on amazon, but Hasbro & big box stores are suckin so much wind right now. Ordered 3 figs. Aayla, tark, shae
I'm glad i moved away from LF TRU, since its so bad now. Sad to hear.
Avengers bluray sets are up for preorder on amazon as well. Looks like theres a 6 movie combo pack too with all of the other Marvel movies probably & Avengers. Don't forget, if ur a member of Disney magic rewards, they'll probably have a nice coupon out for the 3D br combo pack. Shave 10 bux off perhaps.
Edit: -wait a min., if what Maradona says is true, I will wait for a bluray of that extended cut, if it will be released!!!!!!!!!
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Shirley M. White
Shirley M. White, 79, of Potosi, died on Friday, December 21, 2012 at Manor Care Health Center in Dubuque.
Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, December 27, 2012 at the Melby-Bendorf Funeral Home & Crematory, Platteville. Pastor Bill Wineke will officiate. Burial will be at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Cornelia. Friends may call from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at the Melby-Bendorf Funeral Home & Crematory or from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service on Thursday. Memorials may be made to the Shirley M. White Memorial Fund. Online condolences may be made at www.melbyfh.com.
Shirley was born on February 21, 1933 in Rockville, Wisconsin, the daughter of Harry and Lillon (Rice) Shaw. She was united in marriage to Albert White on June 13, 1953 in Potosi, WI. Shirley belonged to Cornelia Church and was treasurer for Women's Fellowship for 42 years. She enjoyed sewing, dancing, painting, gardening, driving tractor, and singing in the church choir. She had a beautiful laugh and she loved to laugh. She loved spending time with her grandchildren and her three dogs, Trinket, Tinker Bell, and Trixie.
She is survived by her husband, Albert; six children, Albert (Connie) White of DeWitt, IA; Gloria (Jack) Speth of Mineral Point, WI; Jerry (Pam) White of Potosi; Barbara (Steve) Stead of Bloomer, WI; Rod (Judy) White of Platteville; Jill Courtney of Dubuque, IA; 15 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; sisters, Jean Holt of Platteville; Sharon Stenulson of Stoughton, WI. She was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers-in-law, Arthur and Kenny; and grandson, Johnathon in 1994.
The family would like to thank the staff of Hospice of Dubuque and Manor Care of Dubuque for wonderful care given to Shirley.


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Ibrahim Gambari, undersecretary-general and special adviser on Africa to the United Nations, will speak on "Death in Darfur: Can Africa Handle Security Crises on Its Own?" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, in 16 Robertson Hall.
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Experience: Astronomy has been my hobby and study for over 50 years. We currently now own a 30 inch portable telescope (Updated - Pennsylvania`s largest portable telescope). It can be seen on our website at:http://www.velocity.net/~bwhiting and also attend several regional starparties during the year, and have been on 5 total solar eclipse expeditions.
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Besides attending the ATypI 2013 conference as a reporter/blogger, I conducted three short interviews for Talking Types, the podcast series by FontFont – more about them later. I was however also interviewed myself by Typotheque's Peter Biľak, who produced a short video to promote his excellent magazine Works That Work. The video asks seven ATypI […]Read more
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JACKSON – State health leaders said Thursday the Legislature could take significant action this session at no cost to taxpayers to overcome the fact that Mississippi, according to many indicators, is the most unhealthy state in the nation.
That significant action is passing a statewide law prohibiting smoking in public places, such as restaurants, said state Health Officer Dr. Mary Currier and Dr. Steve Demetropoulos, president of the Mississippi Medical Association.
Demetropoulos and Currier, along with other medical providers, held a news conference at the state Capitol to highlight the annual state Public Health Report Card that detailed Mississippi's poor health outcomes, including being worst in cardiovascular disease deaths, worst in diabetes, worst in physician access, worst in obesity and among the worst in cancer deaths.
They used the report card as an opportunity to promote smoke-free legislation.
Demetropoulos and Currier said, that while to get off the bottom in many categories would be costly, smoke-free legislation would have immediate results.
Smoke-free legislation is "the single most effective policy change that is guaranteed to improve the health of all Mississippians," said Demetropoulos, a Pascagoula emergency room physician.
"It might even get us off the bottom" as far as cardiovascular deaths, agreed Currier.
During a hearing before the Senate Public Health Committee on the issue, Demetropoulos and others pointed out studies that detailed the dangers of secondhand smoke and others that showed reduced rates of heart disease in Mississippi cities that initiate smoke-free policies, according to information compiled by the Mississippi State University's Social Science Research Center. Robert McMillen of the center, also cited polls that showed support of more than 70 percent of Mississippians for such a law.
Currently, there are 68 smoke-free cities in the state, including many in Northeast Mississippi, such as Tupelo, Amory, New Albany, Booneville and Corinth.
But they said the whole state would never be covered by smoke-free laws unless the Legislature acts.
"We think our rural citizens have a right to smoke-free air as well," said Currier.
In past years, the Legislature has been hesitant to act because key members have reasoned that property owners should be able to decide whether to make their businesses smoke-free.
Plus, the powerful casino lobby has opposed the legislation.
During the Public Health Committee meeting Thursday, Demetropoulos indicated that the Smokefree coalition would be willing to make "accommodations" with the casino industry "to get 97 percent of the state covered."


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Starboard iSonic 133 Test by Planchemag , Aug 2008
Quick to get planing, the board offers a lot of power for the back foot to apply fin and rail pressure and track up to speed instinctively. Its biggest strength: the performance/accessibility ratio on the reach and upwind. The closer to the wind you go, the bigger the advantage the board has over it's rivals. In the jibe, it's effective in the exit phase with plenty of power to carve out and overtake the other racers.
Starboard Apollo Test by Planchemag , Aug 2008
The sensation is amazing. It's hallucinating - there's no wind but your gliding at full speed! For the last hour or so, you've been sailing between 13 and 18 knots on the GPS in less than 10 knots of wind. No sound, no stress, it's a totally different windsurfing dimension. The Apollo is the guarantee that you'll be windsurfing every day with your local thermal wind.


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Observant readers (and I'm not expecting there to be many on Sunday mornings) may have noticed my byline has changed this week.
Say goodbye to Kerre Woodham and good morning to Kerre McIvor.
I've been Kerre Woodham for 48 years and for all of my professional life - but since I was married a month ago, I've decided to take my husband's last name.
I'm amazed at people's reactions - and the fact they even have an opinion on my surname.
What does it matter what I call myself?
As Kim Dotcom has proved, you can call yourself whatever name you want to, no matter how ridiculous, and people will use it.
The majority of listeners to my talkback show and readers of my magazine column, those who expressed an opinion, were delighted I was going the whole hog in the honest-woman stakes and becoming Mrs McIvor.
Some people wanted to know what my various employers thought, given that I'd built a career in the media under Woodham (all fine, thank you - although it took the Herald on Sunday slighter longer than the others to come round to the idea!)
There were a couple of woman emailers who felt I was a sell-out - submissively acquiescing to an outmoded patriarchal construct.
Why, asked one writer, could he not have taken my name?
Well, in a way, over the past 16 years we've been together, he has, actually.
As the silent partner in this relationship, most of the mail is directed to the Woodham household. Our dog is registered at the vets as Toby Woodham.
Tom McIvor is invariably referred to as "partner" or included under the heading "The Woodhams" in invitations.
He's had 16 years of being the other and so I think it's only fair that I have a few years of being McIvor.
Besides, I like the idea of being Kerre McIvor.
I sound like the sort of person who blues my sheets and always writes thank-you notes. Capable. Dependable. Resourceful.
I don't think it's a coincidence that the vast majority of my personal and professional successes have happened in the years since I met Tom.
We're a team - and becoming Mrs McIvor is the best way I have of showing it.
PS: All very noble, I know, but I do wonder if I'd feel quite so strongly if Tom's last name was Proudfart.
Editor's note: As usual, you've talked me around in the end.