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New Fostera™ PCV is the only single-dose vaccine that helps prevent PCV2 viremia
MADISON, N.J. (August 1, 2011) – Veterinarians and pork producers can now help prevent Porcine Circovirus Type 2 (PCV2) viremia with the convenience of a single dose. New Fostera™ PCV from Pfizer Animal Health is the result of the company's commitment to best practices and continuous quality improvements.
"Nearly all pigs are exposed to PCV2 during their lifetime, so the goal is to create an environment with the least amount of virus present," says Darrell Neuberger, DVM, pork technical services veterinarian at Pfizer Animal Health. "A challenge study demonstrated a single dose of Fostera PCV vaccine reduced the amount of PCV2 in the blood up to 10,000 times compared to non-vaccinated pigs."1
PCV2 viremia can compromise herd health, performance and pounds per pig at market.
"Maintaining a low to non-existent PCV2 viremia level can enable the immune system to help fight other diseases more effectively and allow animals to grow more successfully," explains Neuberger.
Fostera PCV also helped provide protection against PCV2 infection in lymphoid tissues, while helping reduce lymphoid depletion in pigs challenged with virulent PCV2.
Porcine circovirus and mycoplasmal pneumonia are two of the costliest diseases affecting pork producers.2 Helping provide protection before disease exposure is critical to the success of any vaccination program, explains Neuberger.
Studies show that pigs are typically infected with Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae within the first three weeks of their life – through exposure from the dam during lactation or through exposure to older pigs.3-5 Vaccinating after this point can leave a gap in protection.
"RespiSure-ONE® at processing and Fostera PCV at weaning help fill a gap in protection without compromising convenience," says Neuberger.
Both Fostera PCV and RespiSure-ONE are available from your veterinarian or animal health supplier. For more information, talk to your veterinarian, Pfizer Animal Health representative, visit www.PfizerPork.com or call 1-800-366-5288.
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Pfizer Animal Health, a business unit of Pfizer Inc, is a world leader in the discovery, development and manufacture of innovative animal health vaccines, medicines, diagnostic products and genetic tests. Pfizer Animal Health invests more in research and development than any other animal health company. We work to assure a safe, sustainable global food supply from healthy beef and dairy cattle, swine, poultry, sheep and fish while helping dogs, cats and horses live healthier longer lives. We strive to be the animal health company that provides full healthcare solutions to veterinarians, livestock producers, and pet owners. To learn more, visit www.PfizerAH.com.
- Data on file, Study Report No. 3420R-60-10-885, Pfizer Inc.
- Holtkamp D, Rotto H, Garcia R, 2007. Economic Cost of Major Health Challenges in Large US Swine Production Systems. In Proc. Of Amer. Assoc. Swine Prac.85-89.
- Fano E, Pijoan C, Dee S, Deen J. Effect of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae colonization at weaning on disease severity in growing pigs. Can J Vet Res. 2007;71:195-200.
- Sibila M, Nofrarias M, Lopez-Soria S, Segales J, Riera P, Llopart D, Calsamiglia M. Exploratory field study on Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae infection in suckling pigs. Vet Microbiol. 2007;121:352-356.
- Connor JF. Early pig vaccination disease breakthrough. National Hog Farmer. 2009;27.
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Megaprojects: The Good, the Bad, and the Better
Our experience indicates that if project developers or project sponsors spend three to five percent of the capital cost of the project on early-stage planning and scheduling, it tends to produce far better results in on-time and on-budget delivery.
October 2014 | by Jack Kuhlman
Infrastructure megaprojects are crucial to the future of cities, states, and individual livelihoods. The problem is that these projects often go off the rails, either with regard to budget or time—or both. However, it's important to remember that building and maintaining infrastructure is a critical and sometimes even lifesaving undertaking. Sewage and water-supply systems, for example, keep diseases such as cholera at bay. Much of the Netherlands would be under water without the North Sea Protection Works, which guards that low-lying country's landscape
Big infrastructure projects can also be economically transformative. Consider the Panama Canal. It accounts for a significant share of the country's GDP. Dubai's international airport is the world's busiest, accounting for twenty percent of Dubai's employment and thirty percent of its GDP. And Hong Kong would surely grind to a halt without its clean and speedy subway system, the MTR, which has enabled the densely packed city to build beyond the downtown districts.
How to Deliver on the Promise of Megaprojects
Any big project carries a big opportunity for failure, but regularly going over time and over budget implies that there are systematic errors at work. And that means these problems can be identified and addressed.
Typically, when projects go wrong, hindsight shows that the problems began at the outset, due to poor justification and need for the project, misalignment among stakeholders, insufficient planning, and inability to find or use the appropriate capabilities. Costs are commonly underestimated and benefits overestimated. As a result, the baseline for assessing overall project performance is wrong. The key is to first establish social and economic priorities and only then to consider what projects are best suited to deliver them. That requires developing independent and robust analyses on the true cost and benefits. Some countries are closer to achieving this ideal than others. Singapore, for instance, has a national goal for dense urban living, with public transit accounting for seventy percent of journeys. This aspiration guides how the Land Transport Authority selects transport projects. Without such rigor and oversight, you can imagine bridges to nowhere, excess power supplies, and empty roads.
Distressed projects have another thing in common: they lack adequate controls. Specifically, they do not have robust risk-analysis or risk-management protocols and do not provide timely reporting on progress relative to budgets and timelines. The data used to report on project progress are typically outdated (as they generally rely on payments to contractors rather than on actual work performed) and not aligned with the true progress of the project. In addition, baselines get adjusted time and again, and contractors and owners use different metrics to measure progress. It is problematic when there are multiple estimates of the cost and time performance of the project relative to the baseline, which means there is no common understanding of performance. This limits the partners' ability to figure out how to accelerate project delivery and control cost overruns.
A more sophisticated approach is to use real-time data that measures activity in the field, such as cubic meters of concrete poured or earth moved, relative to work plans and budgets. This differs from the usual approach, which is to track progress by measuring funds paid to contractors relative to budget.
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I found another drawer of scrap fabric that I had put away for string pieced blocks, and yesterday I decided to start on them. This is called string piecing because this type of quilt block was traditionally made using the narrow strips left over from other projects. Here is a picture of the fabric spread out on the ironing board:
That stack of red in the back is a bunch of 1.5″ x 12″ strips for the first part of the block. I cut those specifically for this quilt. Here are the foundation pieces:
Yep, they are used and ironed dryer sheets. Traditionally, the foundation was old newspapers or muslin, but dryer sheets serve the same function. I was collecting them for quite a while. These are all from before we left Florida. Even though they have already been used, just having them out makes the sewing room smell really nice.
So to start the block, you take one of the red strips and lay it diagonally across the dryer sheet. Then you lay another fabric across that right sides together with the edges aligned. Then you stitch along that side that is aligned. Press the seam open, and continue until you can't see the dryer sheet anymore.
This shows a couple dryer sheets with the first two fabrics sewn on. Then you trim the fabric that extends over the edges of the dryer sheet. The next step is to sew four dryer sheets together to make a big X with the red fabrics, then you sew the X blocks together and end up with a wild scrappy quilt. Having the red strip in roughly the same place in all the blocks will help unify all the other fabrics. You can use any color – black, blue white, etc. – I chose red because I had a nice big piece that I didn't need for something else.
Yesterday, I managed to sew the first two strips to fabric sheets until I ran out of red. I haven't counted them yet, but I think I will work with these for now and see how much of the scrap fabric I can use up. I still have a lot of dryer sheets, so I may end up cutting more red fabric if I don't have enough for a quilt.


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On Karakelang, a small tropical island in Indonesia within the Wallacea biodiversity hotspot, local communities face multiple challenges resulting from the use of toxic pesticides, and they are waving a flag for help.
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As recently as 1990, it was thought that chimpanzees were the only nonhuman animal to use tools in the wild. Since then, however, the use of tools has been observed not only in monkeys.
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This week, Healthcare IT News is spotlighting three of the 17 federally-funded Beacon Communities, as the $250 million project draws to a close. We asked them to look back on their accomplishments over the past three years and offer their thoughts about the opportunities and challenges that lay ahead as self-sustaining entities. Today, we profile the Western New York Beacon Community. Read Editor Bernie Monegain's introduction to the series here.
Three years after procuring a $16.1 million HHS grant to bolster local health IT initiatives and diabetic care management, the Western New York Beacon Community has chronicled mixed success – at least in the quantifiable sense. Anecdotally, however, its success becomes much more striking, officials say.
Nevertheless, the numbers do talk, says Dan Porreca, executive director of HEALTHeLINK – the health information exchange spearheading the Beacon project. WNY Beacon has forged partnerships with heavy hitters such as the Veterans Administration and Blue Cross Blue Shield, and has already helped 82 of 98 area practices develop, manage and participate in EHR-based patient registries, which represent data on more than 57,000 diabetic patients. To date, more than half a million patients have given their consent to have their data accessed.
Moreover, 325,000 patient queries from providers occurred in 2012, representing an explosive 197 percent increase from 2011. Now, Porreca says they're tracking a whopping 50,000 queries per month. Those, one might say, are numbers to write home about.
"Being able to analyze the registry data from a specific practice and compare it to the other 81 practices that we were getting the data from," Porreca explained, "shows a practice where they stack up," – and oftentimes that's all it takes.
After participating in the registry, Southtowns Family Practice in Hamburg, N.Y., for example, learned their vaccination rates for diabetic patients were only 27 percent.
The practice initiated intervention efforts after seeing the numbers, including adding a vaccine alert to specific patients' EMR. Within the first quarter, the practice's pneumonia vaccination rate increased to 47 percent. By the third quarter it had reached 67 percent.
The Beacon's telemonitoring initiatives also deserve a mention, says Porreca. The pilot enrolled more than 100 high-risk diabetic patients to use telemonitoring for improved care management. "The objective was to try to identify these patients before they were hospitalized and put devices in their home to help their care coordinators and primary care physicians better manage their care," said Porreca.
Kenneth Wilson was one of these patients. He had been living with uncontrolled diabetes for more than 10 years, so when he enrolled and had to log into the program each day and measure his weight, blood pressure and blood glucose levels, he eventually saw some big changes.
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SUNSET BEACH, N.C. – Sophomore Jake Miller's 1-over-par 73 lifted the Anderson men's golf team to sixth place following Monday's opening-round action at the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate.
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The Railsplitters (289) lead the tournament by two shots over Limestone (B), which carded a team total 291. Coker is just one shot further back, with Emmanuel sharing fourth place with North Greenville after both teams posted 297s. The Trojans (298) are just one stroke out of fourth place and lead both Mount Olive (301) and Queens (301) by three shots. Walters State Community College is in ninth place after a 302, while Barton is one stroke further back in 10th place.
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With increasing competition and focus on corporate earnings, project and contract managers are held accountable, not just for achieving technical and scheduling goals, but also for meeting profitability targets and other cost related measures.
This training session explores the financial metrics that are commonly used and also examines the less frequently thought of financial impact of typical operating decisions and actions. Building on your competencies, you will examine the inner mechanics of how finance and accounting can impact your project.
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This comprehensive programme takes you through the modelling process from start to finish. It provides practical examples and applications of modelling for both strategic and tactical executives.
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Budgeting lies at the heart of business management, yet businesses often encounter planning and financial difficulties as a result of either inadequate planning, lack of understanding of the business, or errors within the compilation of the budgets. Ineffective management reports heighten the challenge in collating inputs to the budget, and use of budgeted information.
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Company: Gonzalez-De La Garza & Associates, LLC
Location: San Antonio, TX
Gonzalez-De La Garza & Associates, LLC (GD) is a Texas-based civil engineering consulting and surveying services firm with offices in McAllen, TX, and Oklahoma City, OK, providing civil design, survey, and general construction services to the private and public sectors since 2006.
GD offers a full array of employee benefits to include medical, dental, vision, PTO, holiday pay, etc.
Job Description
Successful candidate will provide engineering design services for roadway/highway plans from conceptual stage to final documents for interstate and local road/street projects and will assist and review the work of others on the team. Provides design of cross-sections, traffic control plans, signage and striping, traffic signals, SWPPP, basic hydraulics, and/or drainage.
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On the strength of a blowout first quarter Tuesday night, the Sparks cruised to an easy home win over the Dallas Wings, 97-87.
The win brought a measure of revenge for the Sparks, who lost a road game to the Wings just five days prior, giving up a season-high 96 points. Head coach Brian Agler tightened his team's defense without making any major adjustments.
"We schemed about the same, but I thought our rotations were quicker ball side," said Agler. "They spread us out in our first game down there."
The Sparks (6-3) led Dallas (4-7) 23-8 after the first frame, shooting 62 percent while holding the Wings to 23 percent from the field. It was a season-best quarter for the Sparks' defense and the lowest point total in a quarter on the season for the Wings. Los Angeles hit its first eight shots and forced the Wings into four turnovers.
"I thought we played really good defense in the first quarter," he said. "They're a hard team to defend."
The Wings lead the WNBA in free-throw attempts, with an offense designed to create penetration, keyed by Skylar Diggins-Smith's ability to draw contact on the drive. The Wings attempted 30 free throws on Tuesday, with 23 of their 87 points coming at the charity stripe.
After the first-quarter domination, the Sparks remained in control, leading by double digits for most of the rest of the game. The Sparks led 72-52 after three quarters before a late Dallas run brought the Wings within 10 for the first time since early in the first quarter. The Sparks' big cushion was enough to withstand a 35-point fourth from the Wings.
"The first quarter was a nice insurance policy, but they still came back," said Nneke Ogwumike, who had 21 points on 7-for-8 shooting for the Sparks. "No matter what your lead is, you can't let your guard down like that."
Diggins-Smith led the Wings with 28 points, while Chelsea Gray led the way for the Sparks with 24 points. Gray worked her way into the starting lineup as a complete two-way player, and turned in another efficient performance Tuesday, going 8-for-10 from the field.
Candace Parker had 17 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, leading the Sparks in the latter two categories. She also sported Tennessee orange sneakers as a tribute to legendary Tennessee coach Pat Summitt, Parker's collegiate coach.
"I'll be wearing orange kicks all June; it was my coach's birthday and the month she passed away," said Parker.
With their fourth win in five games, the Sparks moved into a tie for third place in the WNBA, even with the Liberty and three games back of the undefeated Lynx. The Sparks will host another two games this week, welcoming San Antonio at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and then facing the Mercury on Sunday at 2 p.m.


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dream chasers: how the american dream contributes to crime
Strain theories of criminal behavior focus on the ultimate goal of financial success, and the role that strains and stressors may play in generating criminal behavior while in pursuit of that goal. Early European strain theorists such as Guerry and Quetelet noticed higher crime rates in wealthier areas with more opportunity for a high-value theft, as well as in areas with greater economic inequality between the rich and the poor. Quetelet theorized that the young, poor, undereducated and underemployed members of society would be more susceptible to criminal behavior due to their inability to achieve legitimate financial success. Emile Durkheim also pointed to the social ostracization that comes from the inability to fulfill societal demands as a strain that leads to criminal behavior. These early theorists noticed similar patterns as more recent strain theorists, namely that economic inequality and focus on financial status are underlying factors in criminality.
Robert Merton's ideas of anomie and strain took the form of two separate theories – a cultural standpoint explaining the high rate of crime in American society as a whole, and a structural view accounting for the pervasive amount of crime in lower-class America. In Merton's viewpoint, America's extreme focus on the goal of financial success, combined with less concern with utilizing legitimate means to achieve that goal, creates an anomic society with higher levels of criminal behavior. Messner and Rosenfeld built upon Merton's theory, positing that our society's focus on the American Dream, coupled with an unbalanced institutional structure in which the economy dominates, explains our high rates of crime.


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If residents won't voluntarily conserve water, three Southern California cities are going to impose daily fines of up to $500 for anyone not complying with conservation efforts. The cities of Long Beach, Lakewood and Signal Hill already have strict water conservation policies that mirror the ones approved Tuesday by the State Water Quality Control Board.
The restrictions include violations such as:
• Water can't be served at restaurants unless customers request it.
• Leaks in plumbing and irrigation systems must be repaired immediately.
• Drinking water may not be used in a fountain or decorative device except when the water is recirculated.
• Motels and hotels must offer customers the option of refusing daily towel and linen service.
• A water conserving dishwasher is required in new and substantially remodeled restaurant kitchens.
• Landscape watering is limited to between 10 and 15 minutes no more than three times a week.
• Water runoff is not allowed.
• Washing paved surfaces is restricted, except for sanitary reasons.
• An automatic shut-off nozzle must be used when washing vehicles.
The cities also punish violators with fines up to $500 a day, although they have a sliding scale that starts with a warning and builds for repeat violations.
Now one simple way to conserve water (and avoid such hefty fines) is to take #shortershowers. The iMShowerSmart is an easy way to modify your shower behavior and take shorter showers. And once you do that… you'll be more aware of where you are using water and avoid wasting it needlessly.
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After reading numerous reviews on Benefit's Full-Finish Lipsticks, I decided that it was finally time to join in with the hype and purchase one.
I purchased the shade 'Pinking Of You' which was priced at £14, along with the rest of the Full-Finish lipsticks. The shade is describe as a 'pop of pink' and the lipstick reflects the description, however, there is a slight shimmer to the lipstick.
The texture is smooth and applies smoothly onto the lips which is always good. The lipstick is very moisturising too and another advantage of the lipstick is the fact that you don't have to apply a gloss over the lipstick because of the shimmer.
The lipstick is extremely long lasting which is a great advantage, it almost lasts as long as my MAC lipsticks. The lipstick lasted over nine hours for me and I did not have to re-apply once.
The lipstick is quite bold but not that dark which means that it is a great colour for both day and night. I was a bit worried when purchasing the lipstick in case the shade was too dark for me but it's just right.
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Ngā Mahi o te Kura
I chose to play miniball because your body gets fitter when you get a lot of exercise. If you are lazy and unfit people might make fun of you but I think that being fit is much better.
Miniball is about how to shoot a goal properly and who to throw the ball to. It is also about aiming at the right person when you are throwing.
The coach is Lisa. I have one medal. Mostly we play inside a hall. The game is full time in half an hour.
Miniball is a version of basketball except it's for little kids.
By the way, the rules are:
1. you can only tag people with the same colour
2. you can only bounce the ball.
Miniball is a lot of fun. I hope that you play. I would like to see you at miniball. The games are at Randwick School on Monday afternoon.
Dear world,
I have been paying touch since I started school .Touch has been in my brothers and sisters as well as my own blood for a very long time. My whanau also love Touch.
The best thing about touch is that it is challenging and hard. Cheating is impossible.
When I leave this school I hope that you can always learn to play touch here.
Poly Club
Kia ora my name is Benji. I go to Wilford School and I am in Poly Club. I like singing and dancing with the group. It's a lot of fun.
My name is Ngaire-Leigh. I am going to report to you about Poly Club at Wilford School.
Poly Club is really special, it's not only a Kapa Haka group it's for anyone who wants to join.
Each year Poly Club has different songs and dances. Our own teachers are the instructors. Poly Club has been running for at least 10 years. In the 2 years that I've been involved it has taught me lots of songs which are absolutely awesome!
Poly Club has all kinds of performances – to celebrate Matariki and two weeks ago a Gala performance. We are now getting ready to perform at the Year Eights leaving ceremony and we will be singing Christmas songs too.
Our uniforms are really stunning. You should see them.
I can honestly say that if you start at Wilford School you should definitely join Poly Club.
It is a great group of children who perform songs and dances. Too bad we can't compete against other schools because I think we really have a chance.
Thank you for reading my report. I appreciate it.
Welcome people to our Wilford School.
You see we have lots of things going on. But the most certain thing we are focusing on is poly club. We do songs, hakas and even hulas.
For now we are getting taught by Mrs Malaki the Samoan culture. We are learning this one song which I don't really know the words to. But anyway it is for the Year Eight Prize Giving. We are just getting started on the song.
With our singing it shows our mana.
The Seven Fish
Room 10 performed a play about the seven fish of Matariki. Mrs Grose sent a letter to whanau who would like to see the performance. Before the play Poly Club sang some action songs.
Everybody was happy.
The Stolen Mountain
Rarotonga had a beautiful mountain in our village. Aitutaki didn't have a mountain. They came to steal the mountain.Aitutaki took pieces of the mountain and they made a hill.
The stolen mountain is a Rarotongan play about two tribes - Aitutaki and villagers from Puaikura. Aitutaki was jealous because Puaikura had a mountain. The play was for the school production of Countries of the Pacific.
We were wearing grass skirts and we made Rarotongan arm and leg bands. I was wearing a Cook Island barnacle necklace.
We had glow stick paddles on the evening show but in the afternoon show we had sticks.
I was in the Aitutaki tribe as a warrior.
It was just like making a movie in Hollywood.
Everybody had a great time and the audience loved the show.
There was a stage extension and we made good use of it.
Dear people or readers of the world
I'm writing a report about Wellington Artsplash. Artsplash is about singing! Well, at Wilford we call it choir. Schools all around Wellington are given a set of songs, then they have to practice them uintil they are memorised.Artsplash isn't all about singing you know. It's about other things too like art displays, drum displays and dances.
The conductor at Wilford is called Mrs Mayo is also a teacher.
Last thing is that Mrs Winefry is the real artsplash conductor. She conducts for other activities too.
Thank you for reading my report.
The Music Group
I am in the Music Group. It's not really hard. The person who teaches me is Mrs Glover. My two friends and I play the bells. Guess who my two friends are ... Keyley and Maia!
We have our practices only on Tuesday and Thursday. We have it in the whanau room at lunchtime.
Miss Sturrick, Miss Jones, and Miss Fagaloa helped us to put together a sequence of moves. You can do any kind of dances such as Hip-hop, Techtonic, Salsa and Bollywood too. I was in the Hip-Hop group. We wore cargo pants and a bright coloured top and singlet.. The year 8's were allowed to choose the song to dance to. We went to the Michael Fowler Center in Wellington to perform, the Hip-Hop group.
The Wilford School Gala
I am a pupil from Wilford School. I am here to share about our school Gala. We sold toys, fizzy drinks and food. We also played games. We need money for a new playground.


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Teeth Whitening in Essex
Teeth Whitening in Essex is a very popular, safe, simple and effective cosmetic dental procedure that will leave you beaming with confidence with a brighter and more attractive smile. Brightening your smile requires no invasive treatment and is a favoured option for a cosmetic smile improvement.
At DentalKind we only use the most predictable and safe teeth whitening products so that you get the best results. All we need to do is ensure your teeth and gums are perfectly healthy before we start treatment.
Why do teeth become darker?
- Tea, coffee and red wine all contain natural dyes
- Smoking can result in yellowing with nicotine / tar deposits
- Medications can cause them to fade or grey
- Trauma, nerve and blood vessel damage can darken them
- Decay, old fillings and tartar can discolour them
- Growing older can cause them to darken
The process of teeth whitening
Initially we need to ensure you are dentally fit and well. This will involve a thorough dental examination, with x-rays if necessary.
The process involves your dentist taking moulds of your teeth. These are sent to a dental laboratory that then make specially designed customized whitening trays.
We will then take a baseline shade of your teeth and photos to compare before and after.
You will then be instructed how to whiten your teeth safely and we can review you after you are happy with your new smile.
There can be some sensitivity during treatment, which is reversible and easily managed – we will help give you hints and tips that have worked well with all our patients.
Teeth Whitening Q&A's
How old do I have to be to have my teeth whitened?
18 years and above.
Will my fillings / crowns / veneers change colour?
No, only the tooth structure will lighten so any visible restorations may need replacing.
How white will my teeth get?
Most patients will see a noticeable improvement with our Boutique Whitening. As the process is very safe you can go even brighter if you continue to whiten by purchasing additional gels. With Enlighten whitening you get a guaranteed 'B1' shade result and this is considered the brightest colour on the natural shade scale.
Will it damage my teeth?
Not at all. The procedure is evidence based, had a long history of success and predictable. Most dental professionals regularly whiten their own teeth!
How long does it last for?
The whitening effect can last 2-5 years depending on habits and lifestyle. Many patients choose to buy top-up gels at check-ups to maintain the whitening effect.
What is the difference between teeth whitening provided by a dentist over the internet/shop bought ones?
Shop bought whitening treatments should only contain 0.1% of hydrogen peroxide; it is illegal & dangerous to sell any kits with a higher percentage. With professional whitening treatments we can provide up to 6% of hydrogen peroxide. With internet products you do not know where they are made, how they are made, what they contain or any idea of safety – we strongly discourage any internet products due to safety concerns.
Teeth Whitening Options
Boutique Whitening
- Only £250
- It is our most popular whitening product and works very well.
- You will definitely notice a good improvement in this time.
- Boutique Whitening includes custom made trays and 4 x 3ml syringes of their high quality whitening gel.
- There are 3 options for whitening gels - 10% or 16% carbamide peroxide OR 6% hydrogen peroxide.
- A carbamide peroxide gel is for overnight use or a minimum of 4hrs wear. A hydrogen peroxide gel is for 1hr use.
- The 4 syringes will last about 3-4 weeks
- You can choose to buy additional syringes at £25 for 1, £45 for a pack of 2 or £75 for a pack of 4.
- It takes 2 weeks for the moulds to be fabricated and at least 3-4 weeks for the treatment (longer if you decide to purchase more gel and whiten for longer).
Enlighten Whitening @ £595
- Enlighten is considered the best available and a market leader in whitening.
- They also guarantee their result and it is quicker/more powerful than Boutique.
- Enlighten Whitening includes custom made trays, 1 week of 10% carbamide peroxide, 1 week of 16% carbamide peroxide, desensitising swabs, desensitising toothpaste, whitening toothpaste, 3 x 20min application in-surgery of a powerful whitening solution.
- It takes 2 weeks for the moulds to be fabricated and 2 weeks for the treatment.
- Patients note less sensitivity with this whitening treatment when they compare previous experiences.
- Fee for Enlighten Whitening is £550
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Photos of Renaissance Park Apartments
Take a sneak peek of the Renaissance Park Apartment community and imagine yourself in a stylishly renovated home, complete with modern and time-saving amenities to help you feel right at home. Recent upgrades include painted cabinets, designer lighting, and wood-style flooring in the kitchen and bathrooms. For your convenience, we've included washer and dryer connections in every home. Homes include front and back entrances, allowing you to access all areas of the property quickly. It's easy to stay comfortable year-round with in-unit air conditioning and ceiling fans. To help make living here even more budget-friendly, internet and water are included in your rent at no additional charge.
Sought-After Community Features
Explore the pet-friendly community at Renaissance Park Apartments. Your cat or dog is welcome in any of our two bedroom homes for rent. An on-site dog park, professionally landscaped grounds, and short walk to public parks make this the ideal community for two and four-legged family members alike. Your new apartment comes with access to sought-after community features, including large pool, sundeck, and BBQ area. The courtyards and sport court invite you to get to know your neighbors, whether through sharing a meal or playing a pick-up basketball game.
- Swimming Pool
- On-Site Bark Park
- BBQ Area
- Courtyards
- On TAMU Shuttle Bus Route #31
- Washer & Dryer Connections
Browse through the photo gallery and picture yourself living at Renaissance Park Apartments. Call us to schedule a personal tour of our spacious two bedroom homes for rent. We look forward to welcoming you here soon.


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Architect: Lorin T. Brehaut, MArch, AIA, MRAIC, AAPEI
Lorin founded studio | Brehaut architecture in 2010 after returning home from 10 years of working at LDa Architecture & Interiors in Cambridge, MA.
studio | Brehaut was originally set up on Main Street in Montague. The office is now located in his home in Guernsey Cove, a home compiled from two family homes - The Brehaut & Beck houses. A portion of the Beck House, was redesigned to serve as the new home for Studio | Brehaut.
Lorin graduated from Dalhousie University in 1990 with a Master of Architecture (first professional) and worked in New York City and Bermuda before moving to Boston in 1999. The desire to return home to PEI and family became stronger after the birth of his daughter in 2006.
Lorin envisions buildings with an unmistakable East Coast flavour, combined with classic, gracious proportions and intuitive spacial planning. The rural maritime landscape has become the common thread of his past, present and future practice.
Architectural Technologist: Shannon J. O'Neill
Shannon is also local to the area and graduated from the Holland College, Architectural Technology Program in Charlottetown, PE. She has been working since 2007 as an architectural technologist. Having joined studio | Brehaut architecture in the summer of 2013, she works mostly on 3D modelling and AutoCAD drawings.
Current Intern: Allister MacDonald, Dalhousie University
Allister is from Three Rivers, PEI and is currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Environmental Design Studies program at Dalhousie University. He will be completing his cooperative work term with studio | Brehaut architecture in December of 2018 and returning to his studies at Dalhousie university in January of 2019.


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Bluegrass Periodontics is happy to offer a variety of treatments for periodontics in Lexington, Kentucky. Periodontists focus on treating the soft tissues of the mouth, where many conditions, trauma, or injury can arise. No matter the reason for your periodontal care, Drs. Elliot Neuman and Douglas Neuman use their techniques and advanced technology to ensure that their patients receive excellent periodontal treatment in every visit.
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Designing DNA in the Classroom
Professor Orkan Telhan's research resides at the intersection of art, science, and emerging technologies; his work provides insights into the very building blocks of life. Now he's sharing tools that can help students unlock these insights in high-school classrooms.
Telhan, an Associate Professor of Fine Arts, helped develop bioMAKERlab, a portable version of a synthetic biology lab for students and educators. Students can construct DNA, gene-by-gene, or "hack" microorganisms by building genetic circuits, which can be used to manipulate their color, smell, and shape.
With bioMAKERlab, high schools and community colleges will have access to technology only available at leading universities and corporate research labs at an affordable price—and without the need for dedicated facilities.
Telhan and Professor Yasmin Kafai of the Graduate School of Education developed the kits with support from the National Science Foundation and tested prototypes and curriculum protocols with students and teachers at two Philadelphia high schools.
By encouraging wider, hands-on participation in an emerging field, the next generation of students can experience a paradigm shift in education— by designing biology, not just studying it.


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Batribike has reached and passed the ten-year milestone of being in the electric bike business. When the company first started the industry was still in its infancy. Most of the major players in the cycle industry at that time thought it was just a fad or too risky to dip a toe in the water. I have found myself reflecting on the changes in design and innovation that the industry has seen in that time
Batribike saw a gap in the market.
The electric bikes that were available in the UK market then were lacking in spares backup and in some cases reliability. We saw a gap in the market to produce a quality reliable electric bike with UK based spares and back up.
When we first started Batribike, lithium batteries were just entering the market, motors were heavy and clunky and the complete design of the bike was only just starting to look more "bike like". We even had an entry level bike with an SLA battery, and that battery weighed 15kg. The all up weight of most electric bikes is now not much more than that battery alone!
Improvements in technology
We have seen huge improvements in batteries. They have become lighter with greater distances and better reliability. This has lead to extended warranties. Motors have become lighter and more efficient and so have control systems. In the industry these are the things that we notice and remark on but as far as the buying public are concerned, it's design and style that they notice first. That seems to be what draws them to a particular model, specification comes later.
Hidden batteries and stylish designs
Last year it seems that there was another step change in design, the emergence of hidden batteries into mainstream brands. A year down the line, at the recent Cycle Show, and batteries were even less in evidence than they had been before. Improvements in the way that cells can be packed to produce more compact and different shaped casings has certainly had an impact on the design of the bikes. It seems that customers are noticing and approving of new sleeker more integrated designs. Gone are the days of bolting a big square battery to the frame and announcing "its an electric bike!"
Looking at trends I can see that eMTB's are definitely taking a share of the UK market, but it is in the leisure and commuter sectors where frame design and hidden batteries are making an impact. With these improvements and further innovations will also come the affordable electric road bike. Something that has not really been possible before due to weight, and to be honest, some prejudice against the concept. But more people are asking when this will be possible.
Electric bikes – future transport!
Vehicle emissions and congestion in cities are hot topics. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has recently announced transport strategy plans to make 80 per cent of trips in London to be on foot, by cycle or using public transport by 2041. These plans will undoubtedly include greater use of electric pedal assisted bicycles.
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Welcome to Inkdrop! These docs give an overview of how Inkdrop works, and are meant to be a reference for plugin developers.
The Inkdrop Forum is the place to discuss anything and everything Inkdrop related with the entire Inkdrop community. If you have problems or are looking for help, this is your place.
Inkdrop's interface is rendered using HTML, and it's styled via Less which is a superset of CSS. Don't worry if you haven't heard of Less before; it's just like CSS, but with a few handy extensions.
Inkdrop supports three types of themes: UI, Syntax and Preview. UI themes style elements such as the side view, the note list, drop-down lists, and the tool bar. Syntax themes style the note, gutter and other elements inside the editor view. Preview themes style the header, texts, code blocks and other elements inside the preview view.
Themes can be changed from Preferences which you can open by selecting the Inkdrop > Preferences menu, and clicking the Themes tab on the left hand navigation. Themes can be also installed with Inkdrop Plugin Manager.
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preview for Inkdrop to recognize and load it as a theme.
Let's create your first theme which is called
To create a syntax theme, do the following:
motif-syntax in the local filesystem
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
package.json file
ipm link --dev to symlink your repository to
~/Library/Application Support/inkdrop/dev/packages
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
Now you are ready to make changes!
Open up
styles/colors.less to change the various color variables which have already been defined. For example, turn
@base00 into
Then open
styles/default.less and modify the various selectors that have already been defined. These selectors style different parts of code in the editor such as comments, strings and the line numbers in the gutter.
You may notice that the editor is built based on CodeMirror, you can also import various existing theme built for CodeMirror.
After making changes, reload the app to reflected changes.
To create a UI theme, do the following:
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
package.json file
npm install to install dependencies
gulp build to build theme files
ipm link --dev to symlink your repository to
~/Library/Application Support/inkdrop/dev/packages
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
Now you are ready to make changes!
You may notice that the styling UI is based on Semantic UI. It's mostly common in customizing the UI elements with it, so their documentation is very helpful to learn.
Inkdrop's UI elements are styled with CSS variables. You may not be familiar with it because it's new technology. Don't worry, it's mostly same as variables in LESS. The CSS Variables let Inkdrop give meaningful names for styles of the UI components, for example,
--note-list-bar-background variable styles the background of the note list bar.
Inkdrop's CSS Variables are defined in
src/definitions/globals/variables.less, and you can change them by editing
Let's create your first theme which is called
To create a preview theme, do the following:
motif-preview in the local filesystem
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
package.json file
ipm link --dev to symlink your repository to
~/Library/Application Support/inkdrop/dev/packages
Alt+Cmd+Ctrl+L /
Now you are ready to make changes!
Highlighting code blocks is built with CodeMirror, and CSS selectors for styling code blocks are compatible with it.
After making changes, reload the app to reflected changes.
There are a few tools to help make theme development faster and easier.
Inkdrop is based on the Chrome browser, and supports Chrome's Developer Tools. In Development Mode, Inspect Element menu is available in the context menu. You can right-click anywhere to inspect the HTML element.
You can check how it's styled with themes in the Developer Tools like this:
Check out Google's extensive tutorial for a short introduction.
Once you're happy with your theme and would like to share it with other Inkdrop users, it's time to publish it. 🎉
Follow the steps in the Publishing section of the Word Count example. Publishing a theme works exactly the same.
The source of these docs is here on GitHub. If you see a way these docs can be improved, please fork us!


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Posted by Rit on May 13, 2005 at 11:47:58:
In Reply to: Posted by on May 13, 2005 at 07:36:12:
First I would cal Karl at Walck's and I'm sure he'll be able to help.
Since it's a repro the tank probably uses metric screws. I think Home Depot carries metric.
By the way thanks for the heads up, I'm about to buy the same parts.