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God's Punishment of Sinners*
1Do not yearn for worthless children,
or rejoice in wicked offspring.
2Even if they be many, do not rejoice in them
if they do not have fear of the LORD.
3Do not count on long life for them,a
or have any hope for their future.
For one can be better than a thousand;
rather die childless than have impious children!
4Through one wise person a city can be peopled;
but through a clan of rebels it becomes desolate.
5Many such things my eye has seen,
and even more than these my ear has heard.
6Against a sinful band fire is kindled,b
upon a godless people wrath blazes.*
7He did not forgive the princes of old*
who rebelled long ago in their might.c
8He did not spare the neighbors of Lot,* d
abominable in their pride.
9He did not spare the doomed people,*
dispossessed because of their sin;
10Nor the six hundred thousand foot soldiers,* e
sent to their graves for the arrogance of their hearts.
11Had there been but one stiff-necked* person,
it would be a wonder had he gone unpunished.
For mercy and anger alike are with him;
he remits and forgives, but also pours out wrath.
12Great as his mercy is his punishment;
he judges people, each according to their deeds.
13Criminals do not escape with their plunder;
the hope of the righteous, God never leaves unfulfilled.
14Whoever does good has a reward;
each receives according to their deeds.†
17Do not say: "I am hidden from God;
and on high who remembers me?
Among so many people I am unknown;
what am I in the world of spirits?
18Look, the heavens and the highest heavens,
the abyss and the earth tremble at his visitation.
19The roots of the mountains and the earth's foundations—
at his mere glance they quiver and quake.
20Of me, therefore, he will take no notice;
with my ways who will be concerned?
21If I sin, no eye will see me;
if all in secret I act deceitfully, who is to know?f
22Who tells him about just deeds?
What can I expect for doing my duty?"
23Such the thoughts of the senseless;
only the foolish entertain them.
Divine Wisdom Seen in Creation*
24Listen to me, my son, and take my advice,
and apply your mind to my words,
25While I pour out my spirit by measure
and impart knowledge with care.
26When at the first God created his works
and, as he made them, assigned their tasks,g
27He arranged for all time what they were to do,
their domains from generation to generation.
They were not to go hungry or grow weary,
or ever cease from their tasks.
28Never does a single one crowd its neighbor,
or do any ever disobey his word.
29Then the Lord looked upon the earth,
and filled it with his blessings.h
30Its surface he covered with every kind of living creature
which must return into it again.
* [16:1–23] One child who does God's will is a greater blessing than many sinful offspring (vv. 1–4), for history and experience show that God punishes sin (vv. 5–10). God judges everyone according to their deeds (vv. 11–14); no one can hide from God or escape retribution at his hand (vv. 17–23).
* [16:6] For Korah and his band (v. 6a), see 45:18–19; Nm 16:1–35; Ps 106:18; for the disgruntled Israelites (v. 6b), Ps 78:21–22.
* [16:7] The princes of old: e.g., the mighty destroyed in the flood (Gn 6:1–4; Wis 14:6; Bar 3:26–28), as well as the king of Babylon (Is 14:4–21) and Nebuchadnezzar (Dn 4:7–30).
* [16:8] Neighbors of Lot: the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, condemned elsewhere for their sexual violence (Gn 19:24–25) and failure at hospitality (Ez 16:49–50).
* [16:9] Doomed people: the Canaanite tribes whose aberrant religious practices, at least in Israelite opinion, caused their downfall: Ex 23:23–24, 27–33; 33:2; 34:11–16; Dt 7:1–2; Wis 12:3–7.
* [16:10] Six hundred thousand foot soldiers: the number given for those rescued by Moses, who murmured against the Lord in the wilderness and died there: 46:1, 7–8; Nm 11:20; 14:1–12, 22–24, 29, 36–38; 26:65; Dt 1:35–38.
* [16:11] Stiff-necked: sinful Israelites; cf. Ex 32:9; 33:3, 5. Not even one Israelite would have gone unpunished for insolence or pride.
† [16:14] Other ancient texts read as vv. 15–16:
15 The LORD hardened the heart of Pharaoh so that he did not recognize him
whose acts were manifest under the heavens;
16 His mercy was seen by all his creatures,
and his light and his darkness he apportioned to humankind.
* [16:24–17:23] In harmony with Gn 1–2, the author describes God's wisdom in creating the universe and everything in it (vv. 24–30), endowing human beings with a moral nature, with wisdom, knowledge, and freedom of will (cf. 15:14) according to his own image (17:1–3, 7). Now they can govern the earth (vv. 3–4), praise God's name (vv. 9–10), obey his law (vv. 11–14), and render to him an account of their deeds (v. 23). Cf. Ps 19; 104.
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Jane Labowitch is defining her style and future one great Etch-a-Sketch artwork at a time. A 2013 Illustration graduate, Jane was recently invited to show her work at a major show in Paris. Read about her journey, ambitions and great advice for aspiring artists.
What were you recently doing in Paris?
I was invited to show my Etch-a-Sketch art at Who's Next, a fashion trade show in Paris. The Event Coordinator Elsa Antigny invited me in October 2013 because the show's theme was toys. I was in Paris January 23-30, selling my work and exploring the city.
Who's Next is a prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) fashion trade show that takes place twice a year at the Porte de Versailles exhibition center.
How did the trip help you?
I met so many people in Paris! While at Who's Next, I exchanged a lot of business cards, made a new contact at Disney, and connected with people from various European fashion blogs.
I also forged a stronger connection with Ohio Art, which makes the Etch-a-Sketch in the U.S. The company generously gave me 24 classic (large) Etch-a-Sketch units to take to Paris and was very supportive.
This trip taught me that sometimes you have to take risks, because often opportunity only knocks once. I also learned that if you ask for help, people often come through.
Tell us about how you used crowdfunding to support your trip?
I started an indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for my stay in Paris. I met my $1,000 goal within a week to pay for accommodations! The generosity of everyone who contributed absolutely floored me.
When did you create your first Etch-a-Sketch piece?
I started playing with an Etch-a-Sketch when I was about four years old. I've been playing with it ever since!
How many Etch-a-Sketch artworks have you created to date?
I have roughly 30 preserved works with me in Chicago. I learned four years ago how preserve the work by removing the aluminum powder inside the unit. I have created at least 300 images.
What three ways did the Academy offered the greatest value to you?
When I was looking for colleges, the Academy appealed to me because of its strong technical approach to training students. During my four years there, my technique developed vastly. Though I didn't do Etch-a-Sketch art for assignments, my skills on the toy also improved along with my drawing skills.
There is an amazing faculty at the Academy! I feel so fortunate to have learned from them. They put their hearts into teaching; and I always felt like they genuinely cared about my progress.
The student body at the Academy was also like a big family. There was never harsh competition, but I always felt pushed, encouraged and motivated by them to give my absolute best. Going to a smaller school was the perfect fit for me because I got to know my classmates really well, and the teachers were able to give individual attention to everyone.
What advice would you offer to someone entering art school?
Work hard!!! There's no shortcut to becoming a better artist. Go above and beyond what is expected of you. Take your classes seriously. At the end of the day, your experience in art school is going to be what you put into it.
Make friends! Get out of your comfort zone! I was terrified of working digitally; but once I got over that initial hurdle, I fell in love with the medium. Try new techniques. Go to museums. Go to gallery openings and introduce yourself to strangers. The more you get out and see the world, the more opportunities you will have.
Which artists inspire you most? Why?
As an Etch-a-Sketch artist, my friend and fellow etcher Bryan Lee Madden is a great inspiration to me. He takes the Etch-a-Sketch and tries things that have never been done before. That is very exciting to me.
Van Gogh has always been my favorite painter. His work is so expressive and beautiful.
Keith Haring is a big influence on my illustrative work. I can't get enough of his graphic designs and clean lines. Ben Tolman is perhaps my favorite artist that works in black and white. He creates these giant and mind-numbingly intricate illustrations that leave me awestruck. M.C. Escher's work is so clean and methodical. The mathematician in me fell in love with his tessellations.
What do you envision doing in three years?
I would like to be a full-time Etch-a-Sketch artist. I really enjoy and want to do more traveling to events and parties throughout the U.S. to etch people's portraits. I also imagine I'll be picking up more commissions and selling my own original designs. I see myself picking up more freelance illustration and design-related work. I've been working part time as a photo retoucher and designer since August 2013 and really enjoy it. I see myself staying in Chicago during the next three years, as I love this city so much.
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The president says he remains "optimistic" that an agreement can be reached in Congress before a looming year-end deadline to avoid tax increases and spending cuts.
If Congress can't reach a deal, the president says Congress should allow a vote on a basic package that would preserve tax cuts for middle-class Americans while extending unemployment benefits for the long-term jobless and working toward a foundation for a broader deal.
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Wisdom teeth were once an extremely valuable asset to our ancestors. When a typical diet consisted of chewy plants and uncooked meat, third molars (wisdom teeth), which fit easily into our ancestors' larger jaws, were absolutely necessary. Wisdom teeth were the evolutionary answer to the need for chewing power to combat excessive wear.
Today, our diets are not as rough as those of our ancestors. With modern marvels like forks, spoons, and knives, as well as softer food, the need for wisdom teeth is virtually nonexistent. And yet, on average, about 65% of the human population is born with wisdom teeth which usually erupt between the ages 17 and 25.
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The tournament was held over 6 rounds of Swiss system in three sections: Under 1500, 1500-1999, and Open 2000+. Open section is FIDE rated. GM Julio Sadorra convincingly won the New Year Open Championship with perfect score to claim the top prize of $1213. NM Hayk Manvelyan and Edward Li tied for 2nd place ($566) and U2300 1st place ($566). These prizes were distributed evenly so each one earned $566. Hunter Klotz-Burwell won 1st U2100 prize ($243). Michael Heifetz won clear first place in the U2000 section with 5.5/6 points and first prize of $808. Alexandre Birguer won clear 1st place and the unrated title and won the maximum unrated prize ($200) in the U1500 section. He scored 5,5/6 points. Full standings. The prize fund was slightly reduced from the projected $10,000 (based on 167 entries) but was still above the guaranteed $6,000. |
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U.S. oil production is rising sharply and increased output from shale will be a "game changer" in global energy markets in the coming years, according to a new report out Tuesday by the International Energy Agency.
"U.S. shale oil will help meet most of the world's new oil needs in the next five years, even if demand rises from a pick-up in the global economy," the Paris-based agency said in its five-year outlook, called the Medium-Term Oil Market Report.
"North American supply is an even bigger deal than we thought. A real game changer in every way," said Maria van der Hoeven, the IEA's executive director.
She said that North American production has set off a "supply shock that is sending ripples throughout the world" and urged the United States to dismantle the Export Administration Act of 1979, which bans the sale of U.S. crude abroad, except to Canada and Mexico.
"This issue is on the table. I think it has to be addressed because if there are no export licenses for crude, then the industry will find different ways, as they are looking for now already with processed, half-processed products, things like that," van der Hoeven said.
The IEA report forecasts:
"North American supply to grow by 3.9 million barrels per day from 2012 to 2018, or nearly two-thirds of total forecast non-OPEC supply growth of 6 [million barrels per day]. World liquid production capacity is expected to grow by 8.4 [million barrels per day] – significantly faster than demand – which is projected to expand by 6.9 [million barrels per day]. Global refining capacity will post even steeper growth, surging by 9.5 [million barrels per day], led by China and the Middle East."
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"Petroleum engineers have always known about the untapped underground oil in the United States, but it was unreachable, trapped in tight shale rock. Then the engineers figured out how to crack the rock. Hydraulic fracturing — fracking — got that 'tight oil' finally flowing in places like North Dakota."
Canada, one of the world's largest petroleum exporters, has also gotten oil from tar sands.
Those combined factors have resulted in a "steeper than expected" rise in North American production.
On the demand side, Gjelten reports, it's no longer the big industrialized countries such as the United States that are also the biggest oil users. The IEA predicts countries such as China and India will need more oil than the industrialized counties at "some point" in the future.
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Maybe you and your family have already attempted to have "the conversation." You know the one: the discussion about your and your spouse's assets and what will be done with those assets during the rest of your lives and after you pass away. Perhaps, because of your children's sibling rivalries, the family conversation turned to one about gifts and inheritances and about who deserves more or less of the assets based on "good" or "bad" behavior. If things continued this way, you likely skipped over the most important aspect of this conversation: how the assets will be used to pay for your health care during retirement and how much that health care will cost.
Moving beyond the fear
Most people are aware that life expectancies are on the rise, but we put off thinking about getting older, getting sick or infirm, and having to pay for health care for a prolonged period. Medicare and Medigap premiums, deductibles, and co-payments alone will consume a significant portion of your income. And long-term care expenses can quickly drain even a large nest egg. Recognizing the complications posed by financing health care in retirement can make you fearful and even more reluctant to make any decisions on the matter.
But your family conversation won't yield a viable plan or a shared understanding without honest and insightful preparation and soul-searching. Asking yourself (and your family) questions about physical, financial, and legal matters is a helpful starting point. You may find it less stressful to review each concept separately. Once you have some answers, you can piece them together to arrive at guidelines for your family's conversations. And those conversations can lead to building an action plan.
Looking back to get a clearer picture of the future
Before you begin wrestling with your own ideas and concerns, think about your parents' and grandparents' experiences:
- How old were your grandparents when they died? What illnesses were common among other family members of their generation? You may remember that your grandmother was very forgetful, but you likely don't remember a diagnosis of dementia.
- Does longevity run in your family? How old were your parents (and your spouse's parents) when they died? Or are your and your spouse's parents still alive? Are they in good health are declining physically or mentally?
- What were some lessons learned from your grandparents' and parents' final years? For example, did an uncle or aunt—or brother or sister—take on the caregiving? How did the caregiver feel about that? It's common for one sibling to feel saddled with caring for aging parents and grow to resent his or her siblings for not helping with those responsibilities.
- What is the probability that you or your spouse will live much longer than the other? If one of you incurs large health care expenses during retirement, will the other spouse be able to continue living in his or her current lifestyle?
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- What other resources do you have for funding long-term care?
- Have you thought about assisted living? If so, what type of assisted living or continuing care residence would offer you the lifestyle you want?
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- Will you rely on your children to be your caregivers? One child may be willing to be your caregiver, but has he or she considered how those duties will impact his or her employment and finances?
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The crime rate in Thornlie should be looked at in comparison to Perth's other suburbs. See this site. If you find Thornlie is a higher than average crime suburb then the more home owners immediately around you, including yourself, that install a quality, reliable CCTV camera systems, the lower your risk of break in into the future.
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"I've now learned a lot about how to be an ordinary person, filled with self-doubt, who still takes the risk of trying to do something about the world," says Beavan.
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This article from the YES! Media archives was originally published in the Spring 2011 issue of YES! Magazine.
So many of us have good ideas for helping the world. But we tuck away our ideas. I did. I'd tell myself that if the idea were any good someone else would have already done it. That I'm not capable of making a difference. I'd sit on my ideas, get on with my life, and then feel angry at the world because the problems I cared about didn't get solved.
I had that fear of going first.
Then I took my first hapless step into what I call accidental activism. In 2006, I started a project where I lived as environmentally as possible for a year—with my little family, on the ninth floor of an apartment building in the middle of New York City—to attract attention to the world's environmental, economic, and quality of life crises.
I had no experience as an activist. Yet suddenly my project caught fire.
My book and film, both titled No Impact Man, ended up being translated into 20-plus languages. Some philanthropists appeared and offered me funding to hire consultants to get NoImpactProject.org off the ground. About 20,000 people have now participated in our educational immersion program, No Impact Week.
And how have I felt through all this?
Like a deer in the headlights.
How am I supposed to stand up to all this? Surely people can see how selfish and shortsighted I am? That I'm sometimes mean to my family? People like me aren't supposed to do things like this. We're supposed to wait for people who have their acts together, and follow them.
But if we wait for those people, we're done for.
A lot of people know way more about activism and citizen engagement than me. I'm pretty ordinary. Frankly, I don't even always want to be of service. But I've now learned a lot about how to be an ordinary person, filled with self-doubt, who still takes the risk of trying to do something about the world. Maybe you're like me. And maybe the things that have helped me will help you, too.
My first step was just to begin living with the lowest possible environmental impact. A few people said I was "too stupid to know that one person can't make a difference." Think on this story (with apologies for high schmaltz quotient):
Two frogs—one very smart and one very stupid—are caught in a bowl of cream. The sides are too steep to climb and they have no foothold to jump. The stupid one begins to swim as hard and fast as he can. The smart one looks over and says to himself, "He's too stupid to know that all that effort will make no difference."
Having weighed the hopelessness of the situation, the smart one decides that the most intelligent thing is to give up. So—Blub!—he drowns. The stupid one keeps trying. Just when his legs are about to give out the cream starts to get thicker. His struggling has churned the cream to butter. He's surprised to find himself on solid ground. He jumps out. By stupidly pursuing the first step (swimming), the second step (jumping out) appeared, as if by magic.
The question is not whether you can make a difference. The question is, do you want to be the person who tries? Do you want to be like the smart frog, who relies on the brain that tells him there is no solution, or the stupid frog, whose heart tells him to try anyway?
Maybe you care about food deserts and kids not having access to good food, or maybe it's incarceration of local youth, or maybe, like me, you worry about inaction on climate change. Whatever it is, pick up your placard or call your senator or gather your friends. Don't worry about the second step. Just be too stupid to know the first step won't work.
Part of the reason one person can make a difference is that one person's efforts soon inspire other people's efforts. So inspire other people to get involved by sharing your personal story. Not just the story, say, of the hungry children in the Global South you are trying to help, but your own story.
In No Impact Man, I share stories of how I tried to keep my food fresh without a refrigerator, how I had to eat mostly cabbage in the winter, and how I washed my laundry by hand. People didn't suddenly realize that they, too, should handwash their clothes. Instead, they learned, not that they should make a difference—which statistics and figures tell us—but that they can make a difference—which personal stories have the power to tell.
It is through the personal that people connect with the political.
No matter what your cause, look for the powerful, personal story about how you got involved and how being involved has improved your life in some way. I've heard it said we shouldn't have to tell these stories—that people should automatically care. The thing is, once they know, people do care. The problem is that they are often overwhelmed by it. So the job is not to shove information at them that makes them feel guilty for not doing something. The job is to give them a story that shows them how to do something.
Back in the '60s, a string of civil rights sit-ins began when four students from a Black college in North Carolina sat down at a Whites-only Woolworth lunch counter. In the end, about 70,000 students participated in sit-ins that spread across the state. As Malcolm Gladwell points out in a New Yorker article, the action didn't start with lots of Twitter followers. It started with lots of flesh-and-blood (as opposed to Facebook) friends.
The strong social bonds and long-standing mutual trust gave those first four students the bravery to stand up for themselves. Gladwell says that the strong ties of real friendship and community—not the weak ties of the virtual world—are necessary to make us feel supported enough to take meaningful risks for our values.
I ran a blog at NoImpactMan.com, and many thousands of people went there to discuss their views on and methods of environmental living. It was a good thing. In the absence of real-life communities of shared environmental values, the blog provided a lot of people with some measure of community support. But the stronger, more action-oriented communities are formed in my work when people come together for our No Impact Weeks.
One of the most accomplished friendship-based communities I am familiar with, 350.org, the grassroots climate organization, began with a group of students who lived together at college and then in the Bay Area. They have grown their little house party into an international organization of hundreds of thousands of climate activists. They use the web to aggregate the actions of thousands of friendship-based groups. But the point is the actions taken by small communities of friends or neighbors—not the information sharing.
So use the internet, of course. But use it to get people to do things in real life. What if the many hours spent leaving angry comments on the Huffington Post were instead spent gathering once a week in a coffee shop. Sooner or later, real action—as opposed to real, um, clicks—might occur. Get people to come together. They need each other.
So you have your idea, you've taken your first step, you've gathered like-minded people, and now you have a little bit of energy and success. Great news! This is when the critics and second-guessers arrive. That's a reason for not getting started in the first place, right? Nobody bothers to second-guess you when you're just fantasizing about your great idea.
I suddenly found myself invited to go on Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer. As they say: "WTF?" I was horrified. I'm sure I had an overinflated sense of my own importance, but I was worried I could send people in the wrong direction.
I had no real endorsement other than—again—my own trust in my intentions. I had to go on national television trusting in myself and my vision.
Absolutely the hardest thing of all was this: I had to accept that I might be wrong and do it anyway.
Sadly, lots of arguments break out in activist communities about best methods. People tear each other apart as though the scenario is either/or when really it's and/also. We need many shoulders against many doors. What I've learned as I've come to meet so many amazing engaged citizens is that it takes many different strategies and many different styles to make the changes we're hoping for.
So trust your vision. You may find that the biggest sacrifice you can make for the world is to face the possibility of being publicly wrong. And to move forward anyway.
Once you get involved in this kind of work, the pressures mount—many of them from within rather than without. We need to take care of both the insides and the outsides. I started by saying you just need to take the first step, but this step is just as important. If you can't sustain yourself, you can't sustain your work.
No Impact Man, in many ways, began as an extension of my meditation practice. A lot of the confidence I needed came from inklings of understanding of the Truth—whatever the hell that is. And of Service. But while I was making time for TV appearances and press interviews and rallies and favors and guest appearances on blogs I lost time for my meditation.
Then anxiety arrived. And depression. I was running on fumes. I was draining the battery without charging it. The good news is that I am back to my regular practice. I feel better. Of course, I'm not saying you should necessarily meditate, just that you need to find what suits you to take care of your insides.
About the outsides: A couple of years ago, after so many TV interviews and radio interviews and international press appearances (and, by the way, repeatedly having to face accusers who said I was trying to get rich from the world's problems), I looked at my bank balance and saw I had about $200 left—about $3,000 less than my monthly nut. I'd been working all my waking hours on what I believed in and couldn't take care of myself. Luckily for me, I didn't have to change much (like, I began to ask to get paid when someone asked me to make a speech) but I did have to face my guilt and confront my monkish self-image. There is a meme in our culture: You can be a monk or a merchant. Monks do good and merchants make money. If you make any money—if you find a way to take care of your outsides—you can't be an ascetic monk, and you're not really doing good.
Imagine, though, if we create a new meme. What if we show each other how wonderfully well we're managing as a result of taking our ideas for social change and running with them? What if we bragged about outperforming the bankers every so often?
But even if we don't get the chance to do that, we should at least make good homes out of our lives. Without loving ourselves, the love for others will wither. By taking the burden of the world on our shoulders, we leave no room for the strength of others. In other words, have fun!
After all, the world isn't worth saving if there isn't time for joking around.
Besides, we might as well enjoy ourselves when you realize how much work there is to get done. With two wars in progress, melting ice caps, and an economic system teetering on the brink of collapse, there just isn't time to wait for some guru or leader to give us permission to act on our good ideas.
Who's going to fix things if it isn't us? I can't help thinking that the time has come for us to take back our culture. It's time for every citizen with a good idea to get to work, to trust yourself, to start. Sooner or later you have to accept the fact that you need no other authority than your good intentions and your loving heart.
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Colleagues for Exellence NewsletterPublication DateBonus Materials - Newsletter Title
Maxillary Sinusitis of Endodontic Origin (PDF File, 1.8 MB)Publication Date
Fall 2018 - Newsletter Title
The Impact of Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Endodontics: A New Era in Diagnosis and Treatment Planning (PDF File, 1.9 MB)Publication Date
Spring 2018Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Patel K, Mannocci F, Patel S. The Assessment and Management of External Cervical Resorption with Periapical Radiographs and Cone-beam Computed tomography: a clinical study. J Endod 2016;42:1435-40.
- AAE/AAOMR Joint Position Statement: Use of Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Endodontics. 2015 Update.
- Full-Text Article: Ee J, Fayad MI, Johnson BR. Comparison of endodontic diagnosis and treatment planning decisions using cone-beam volumetric tomography versus periapical radiography. J Endod 2014;40:910-6.
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Management of Endodontic Emergencies: Pulpotomy Versus Pulpectomy (PDF File, 1.6 MB)Publication Date
Fall 2017Bonus Materials
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Nonsurgical Retreatment: Clinical Decision Making (PDF File, 1.8 MB)Publication Date
Spring 2017Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: He J, White RK, White CA, Schweitzer JL, Woodmansey KF. Clinical and Patient-centered Outcomes of Nonsurgical Root Canal Retreatment in First Molars Using Contemporary Techniques. J Endod 2017;43:231-7.
- Treatment Options for the Compromised Tooth: A Decision Guide
- AAE/AAOMR Revised Joint Position Statement on Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Endodontics
- Contemporary Endodontic Technology: Cone Beam Imaging in Treatment Planning
- Newsletter Title
Canal Preparation and Obturation: An Updated View of the Two Pillars of Nonsurgical Endodontics (PDF File, 1.2 MB)Publication Date
Fall 2016Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Shen Y, Zhou HM, Zheng YF, Peng B, Haapasalo M. Current challenges and concepts of the thermomechanical treatment of nickel-titanium instruments. J Endod 2013;39:163-72.
- Full-Text Article: Ricucci D, Siqueira JF, Jr. Fate of the tissue in lateral canals and apical ramifications in response to pathologic conditions and treatment procedures. J Endod 2010;36:1-15.
- Full-Text Article: Ng Y-L, Mann V, Gulabivala K. A prospective study of the factors affecting outcomes of nonsurgical root canal treatment: part 1: periapical health. Int Endod J 2011;44:583-609.
- Full-Text Article: Ng YL, Mann V, Gulabivala K. A prospective study of the factors affecting outcomes of non-surgical root canal treatment: part 2: tooth survival. Int Endod J 2011;44:610-25.
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The Dental Operating Microscope in Endodontics (PDF File, 1.7 MB)Publication Date
Winter 2016Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Monea M, Hantoiu T, Stoica A,Sita D, Sitaru A. The impact of operating microscope on the outcome of endodontictreatment performed by postgraduate students. Eur Sci J. 2015;305-11
- Full-Text Article: Setzer FC, Shah S, Kohli M,Karabucak B, Kim S. Outcome Of Endodontic Surgery: A Meta-Analysis Of TheLiterature - Part 1: Comparison Of Traditional Root- End Surgery And EndodonticMicrosurgery. J Endod. 2010;36:1757-1765
- Full-Text Article: Setzer FC, Kohli M, Shah S,Karabucak B, Kim S. Outcome of Endodontic Surgery: A Metaanalysis of theLiterature - Part 2: Comparison of Endodontic Microsurgical Techniques With andWithout the Use of Higher Magnification. J Endod. 2012;38:1-10
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Treatment Planning: Retention of the Natural Dentition and theReplacement of Missing Teeth (PDF File, 1.39 MB)Publication Date
Spring 2015Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Setzer FC, and Kim S. Comparison of long-term survival of implants and endodontically treated teeth. J DENT RES 2014;93:19-26.
- Implants. Position Statement of the American Association of Endodontists.
- Full-Text Article: Iqbal MK and Kim SA. For teeth requiring endodontic treatment, what are the differences in outcomes of restored endodontically treated teeth compared to implant-support restoration, Int J Oral & Maxilliofac Implants 2007;22(suppl):96-116.
- Full-text Article: Torabinejad M, Anderson P, Bader J, etc al. Outcomes of root canal treatment and restoration,implant-supported single crowns, fixed partial dentures, and extraction withoutreplacement: A systematic review. J Prosthet Dent 2007;98:285-311.
- Full Text Article: Doyle SL, Hodges JS, Pesun IJ, et al, Retrospective cross sectional comparison of initial nonsurgical endodontic treatment and single-tooth implants. J Endod 2006;32:822-7.
- Newsletter Title
A "3D"Approach for Treating Acute Pain (PDF File, 1.33 MB)Publication Date
Winter 2015Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Pak JG, White SN. Pain prevalence and severity before, during, and after root canal treatment: a systematic review. J Endod. 2011;37(4):429-38.
- Full-Text Article: Rogers BS, Botero TM, McDonald NJ, Gardner RJ, Peters MC. Efficacy of Articaine versus Lidocaine as a supplemental buccal infiltration in mandibular molars with irreversible pulpitis: a prospective, randomized, double-blind study. J Endod. 2014;40(6):753-8.
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The Treatment of Traumatic Dental Injuries (PDF File, 1 MB)Publication Date
Summer 2014 - Newsletter Title
The Standard of Practice in Contemporary Endodontics (PDF File, 2.26 MB)Publication Date
Winter 2014Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Pak JG, White SN. Pain prevalence and severity before, during, and after root canal treatment: a systematic review. J Endod. 2011;37(4):429-38.
- Full-Text Article: Rogers BS, Botero TM, McDonald NJ, Gardner RJ, Peters MC. Efficacy of Articaine versus Lidocaine as a supplemental buccal infiltration in mandibular molars with irreversible pulpitis: a prospective, randomized, double-blind study. J Endod. 2014;40(6):753-8.
- Newsletter Title
Endodontic Diagnosis (PDF File, 670 KB)Publication Date
Fall 2013Bonus Materials- Full-Text Article: Glickman GN. AAE consensus conference on diagnostic terminology: background and perspectives. J Endod 2009;35:1619
- Full-Text Article: AAE Consensus Conference Recommended Diagnostic Terminology. J Endod 2009;35:1634
- American Association of Endodontists Glossary of Endodontic Terms
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Regenerative Endodontics (PDF File, 4 MB)Publication Date
Spring 2013 - Newsletter Title
Bisphosphonate-Associated Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (PDF File, 930 KB)Publication Date
Fall 2012Bonus Materials- AAE Position Statement, Endodontic Implications of Bisphosphonate-Associated Osteonecrosis of the Jaw
- Managing the Care of Patients Receiving Antiresorptive Therapy for Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis
- American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Position Paper on Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw
- Newsletter Title
Use and Abuse of Antibiotics (PDF File, 1 MB)Publication Date
Winter 2012 - Newsletter Title
Cone Beam-Computed Tomography in Endodontics (PDF File, 1.3 MB)Publication Date
Summer 2011 - Newsletter Title
Root Canal Irrigants and Disinfectants (PDF File, 1.2 MB)Publication Date
Winter 2011 - Newsletter Title
Contemporary Endodontic Microsurgery (PDF File, 1.2 MB)Publication Date
Fall 2010Bonus Materials- Treatment Outcomes in Endodontics: The Toronto Study — Phases 3, 4 and 5: Apical Surgery
- Modern Endodontic Surgery Concepts and Practice: A Review
- Outcomes of Nonsurgical Retreatment and Endodontic Surgery: A Systematic Review
- Prognostic Factors in Apical Surgery With Root-End Filling: A Meta-Analysis
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Access Opening and Canal Location (PDF File, 1 MB)Publication Date
Spring 2010Bonus Materials - Newsletter Title
Taking the Pain out of Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics: Current Thoughts and Treatment Options to Help Patients Achieve Profound Anesthesia (PDF File, 890 KB)Publication Date
Winter 2009Bonus Materials- Clinical Factors Related to Local Anesthesia
- Alternative Anesthetic Solutions for the Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block
- Alternative Injection Locations
- Studies Evaluating Mechanisms of Failure With the Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block
- Supplemental Injections
- Intraosseous Anesthesia
- Intrapulpal Injection
- Bonus Material References
- Newsletter Title
Cracking the Cracked Tooth Code: Detection and Treatment of Various Longitudinal Tooth Fractures (PDF File, 1.8 MB)Publication Date
Summer 2008Bonus Materials- Classification of Longitudinal Tooth Fractures Table
- Clinical Determination of Cracks and Fractures Based on Location and Separable Segments (Including Treatment) Chart
- The Obvious and the Obscure: Steps for Crack Detection and Confirmation
- Transillumination: The "Light Detector"
- More Information on Post Placement in Endodontically Treated Teeth With Longitudinal Tooth Fractures
- Reference List
- Detailed, Unabridged Version of the Newsletter
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Antibiotics and the Treatment of Endodontic InfectionsPublication Date
Summer 2006Bonus Materials
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Endodontic Case Difficulty Assessment and Referral (PDF File, 587 KB)Publication Date
Spring/Summer 2005Bonus Materials
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Restoration of Endodontically Treated Teeth, The Endodontist's Perspective Part 1 (PDF File, 1.6 MB)Publication Date
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Coronal Leakage (PDF File, 145 KB)Publication Date
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Your Vital Animal Alpha Library
Alpha Overview
Video Use Demo (3:00)
Alpha Index!
Your Alpha Subscription and Customer Hub
Homeopathy Module 1: History, Entry Drug & Q/A
What Is and Isn't Homeopathy?
Arnica to Wildlife or Ferals
Special Use: Rabies Tautode
Homeopathy Module 2: Acute Disease: You Can Treat This!
Furthering the Homeopathic Learning: Practical How To
Homeopathy Module 3: Foundation = Symptoms
Symptoms, "Homeospeak," and Arsenic, a Major Remedy to Know
Homeopathy Module 4: Choosing Remedy + Potency
New Course Structure, When to Rx, & Nux vomica for Overdoing It
Homeopathy Module 5: Vaccinosis, Potency, Provings
Acute vs Complicated Disease, Vaccinosis, End of Life
Symptoms, Part Two
Ledum, Punctures and More
Homeopathy Module 6: Vital Force Prioritizes; Constitutional Prescribing
Innate Intelligence at Work and More
Symphytum: Knit it Together!
Genus Epidemicus: Amazing Grace
July 2017
Alpha Live Meeting July 2017
Ruta graveolens: A Great Injury Remedy
Should I Go to the ER or Give a Remedy?
August 2017
Alpha Live Meeting August 2017
Local Disease Treatment
Rhus tox: Beyond Poison Ivy
September 2017
Alpha Live Meeting September 2017
Remedy: Phosphorus, Bleeding!
A Raging Cat, Cured Quickly with Homeopathy
October 2017
Alpha Live Meeting October 2017
Remedy Ignatia, Acute Grieving
Lesson: Actual Poisoning Informs Materia Medica
November 2017
Alpha Live Meeting November 2017
Remedy: Cantharis, Preeminent Burn Helper
Remedy: Thuja, Helping Vaccinosis
December 2017
Alpha Live Meeting December 2017
Remedy: Silica, Get That Outta Me!
Lesson: The Homeopathic Aggravation
January 2018
Alpha Live Meeting January 2018
Remedy: Bellis perennis, Internal Injury
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February 2018
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Remedy: Gunpowder, Remedy for Septic Wounds
Lesson: Is This a Homeopathic Remedy for That?
March 2018
Alpha Live Meeting March 2018
Remedy: Hepar sulph, Painful abscesses (6:12)
Lesson: Remedy Kit, Responsible Use
April 2018
Alpha Live Meeting April '18
Remedy: Hypericum Nerve Injury (7:55)
Case Report: Rapid Resolution (11:57)
May 2018
Alpha Live Meeting May '18
Remedy: Lyssin, Rabies Nosode
Lesson: Surgical Suppression?
June 2018
Alpha Live Meeting June '18
Remedy: Carbo-veg, Back from the Dead
Lesson: Potency and Repetition
July 2018
Alpha Live Meeting July 2018
Remedy: China -- Getting Your Bark Back
Lesson: Classical and Constitutional Homeopathy
August 2018
Live Meeting August 2018
Remedy: Apis, Red, Shiny, and Swollen
Lesson: Interference with Homeopathy I
September 2018
Live Meeting Sept 2018
Remedy: Belladonna Suddenly HOT and Bothered
Lesson: Interference II
October 2018
Live Meeting October 2018
Remedy: Bryonia: Don't Move Me!
Case Report: Appendicitis Cured With a 30C Remedy
Special Lesson: Remedy Grafting
Materials, Method, and Philosophy of Grafting
November 2018
Live meeting Nov 2018
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January 2019
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January 2020
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February 2020
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March 2020
Live Meeting COVID19 Special
Pandemic Special: CoVID-19 and Genus Epidemicus
Special COVID-19 +Genus Epidemicus
April 2020
Live Meeting April 2020
May 2020
Live Meeting [Special Presentation] May 2020
June 2020
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July 2020
Live Meeting July 2020: Opening-Parvo!
August 2020
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September 2020
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October 2020
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November 2020
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December 2020
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January 2021
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Slides: Only Three Outcomes to ANY Treatment
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Special Bonus Mini Lesson: When NOT to dose
When NOT to Dose (based on one amazing human case)
April 2023
Alpha Live April 2023
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