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If you chose to go the other way, some Prosthodontists will place and restore the implants themselves. In other cases, an Oral Surgeon or Periodontist will place the implant and a Prosthodontist or General Dentist restores it. Fees can vary quite a bit from office to office and with the different options for restorative materials. Some offer free consultations, for others, they charge a fee that might be applied to any future treatment in some cases.
The first step is to schedule a few consultations with different providers, which it sounds like you've already done.
The most important factors when deciding which practitioner to work with:
.1. You should feel comfortable asking your doctor any questions so that you have a good understanding of the procedure itself, healing time and long-terem outcome, and possible complications. Write down a list of questions and take them with you to the consultation.
2. Ask about the experience of the practitioner. How many similiar procedures have they completed? Have they had any major complications with any cases? Ask to see photos if possible.
3..Figure out if it works out better for your schedule, to go to a "one stop" provider or to separate providers for the placement and the restoration of the implants.
4. Follow your instincts. If you feel rushed, didn't get direct answers to your questions, didn't communicate well or had any other negative feelings, this probably isn't the doctor for you.
5. Consider insurance coverage and financing options. If your dental plan covers implants and it is important to you to use a preferred provider, you will want to check your list. Many times, insurance does not cover implants, or at least not all of the steps. You may want to inquire about payment and financing options.
I hope this at least helps you feel a little less confused and a little more directed. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can be of further help.
Beth L. Gehring,DDS, PC
816 NW Vesper
Blue Springs, Mo 64015
At any point in the process, did they have you sign something saying you were happy with the denture set up? Some practitioners will document the patient's acceptance at the try-in appointment, before the denture is processed. At that time, changes in tooth arrangement, size and color can be made with minimal lab expense.
If the letter doesn't get you anywhere, you might try going to the governing body of the dental profession in your area. I am a dentist in Blue Springs, Missouri, USA. Here, we have the Missouri Dental Board (or the Dental Division of the Missouri Department of Professional Registration.) This is the entity that licenses us to perform our professional duties in our state. They often have a process to file complaints against a provider if you were unable to resolve the problem yourself. After your complaint is received, they will contact the doctor to get their side of the story, then try to mediate a solution between the two parties.
As far as a new set of dentures, you might seek out the services of a Prosthodontist (specializes in dentures and removable appliances - extra training and certification beyond general dentistry) or go to a local dental school. The students are supervised and checked off at each step by professionals. Most dental schools also treat patients through their faculty practices, and you can often get the services of a specialist at a lower price.
I hope this information is helpful to your situation, and I wish you well.
Beth Gehring, DDS
816 NW Vesper
Blue Springs, MO 64015 USA
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I've had poor experiences with two other oral surgeons, so I was cautious. The service and care from Dr Naumman and staff was outstanding. From the first contact, through four visits, Each staff member was not only professional, but personable as well. You rarely get that these days.
Thanks to all of you. I will be back to continue my care!"
I just kept going to the same one because I don't like change, and he was a friend.
Whether or not I had an appointment, I still had to wait."
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lockard, Dr. Robert J
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Lees Summit
Lori J. Engelmann DDS LLC
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Kansas City
Mark Hartter DDS
Lees Summit
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Kansas City
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Rockhill Medical Plaza West
Kansas City
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
Ross Headley DDS
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Sheridan, Dr. Ellen A.
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Lees Summit
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Kansas City
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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Lees Summit
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All of which is irrelevant to the question of whether Starfleet could enforce a policy of non-genocide. Yeah, it could, even when its starships come under attack - it would just call for the skippers to have the courage to withdraw or to commit suicide.
The particulars of the policy would be a separate issue. Do only nicely behaving sentients deserve protection? Today, we don't think that way - we allow deadly, senselessly man-eating predators to multiply and take back lands that at one point were tamed by man. We can afford to; it's difficult to see why the Federation could not as well.
Absolutes never make for good policy, though. The Federation has shown that it is willing to erase species if those pose too big a threat to too big or important a part of the UFP. It has also claimed it doesn't want to expand at excess cost to others, although the exact cost varies from case to case. In cases like Vaal or Landru, no Federation interests were in danger, other than the throwaway lives of Kirk and friends, or further trespassers of their ilk. In cases like the Eminians, though, there was a threat or fear thereof that failure to intervene would hurt UFP assets other than trespassing starship crews. And in case of the Space Amoeba, the threat was clear and present
modified by the fact that the enemy was a vile nonhuman beast evoking no sympathies.
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Adam Davis ran for one score and connected on touchdown passes of seven yards and 10 yards as Griswold High School rolled over Woodstock, 33-6, in the season opener for both squads on Woodstock's new field at the Bentley Sports Complex.
WOODSTOCK — Adam Davis ran for one score and connected on touchdown passes of seven yards and 10 yards as Griswold High School rolled over Woodstock, 33-6, in the season opener for both squads on Woodstock's new field at the Bentley Sports Complex.
The Wolverines limited the Centaurs offense to 87 total yards for the game, with 58 of those yards coming on one pass play.
Griswold opened the scoring after holding Woodstock to a three-and-out on its opening drive. Davis rolled to the right looking to pass, but with good coverage down field tucked the ball and scampered in from 21 yards out.
"I saw my receivers going out, but I saw a little crease and ended up taking it," Davis said. "My line took the (Centaurs) line where they wanted."
Griswold's defense forced the Centaurs into two turnovers on downs, allowing only 12 yards of total offense for the half and no first downs. In the meantime, Davis connected on a scoring strike to Aaron Walmsly to give Griswold a 13-0 lead. Davis moved the Wolverines offense again on his next drive. He hit Jordan Gionet on a 10-yard pass with 1 second remaining in the half and Dylan Martel converted a two point conversion extending the lead to 21-0.
Griswold started the second with a turnover on downs that included three incomplete passes, and didn't go to the air for the remainder of the game. Gionet rushed for his second touchdown in the third and David Jackson capped an 11 play drive with an 8-yard touchdown run.
"It's great to know I can always rely on my backs," Davis said, "As well as my line to move the ball."
Griswold coach Glenn LaBossiere was pleased with the effort.
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The only offensive life Woodstock showed was when Centaurs tight end Justin Cutting slipped behind the Wolverine secondary and caught a pass over the middle for a 58-yard touchdown.
"Obviously we expected a little better of a showing", said first-year Woodstock coach Jesse Pimental. "But, in a game like this you try to take away some of the positives. We had a great pass play. I told the guys we can't just play in spurts"
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21 Acres: Joy of Chickens
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Interested in Raising Chickens? Chickens are a fantastic addition to your residential landscape! They offer fresh eggs, lots of laughs and a constant supply of compost. Our class will teach you the ins and outs of basic coop design, breed selection, raising chicks to chickens, and so much more! And, we will explore the coop on site and get to know 8 lovely birds..The class will go outside to visit the chickens and use for the class discussion. Dress appropriately for the weather conditions.
Faculty: Jake Harris, Owner, Stone Soup Gardens
Jake Harris is owner of Stone Soup Gardens, a full service landscaping company that specializes in edible landscaping. Stone Soup Gardens builds beautiful urban farms, chicken coops, honeyscapes, and rain gardens. Stone Soup Gardens is a certified rain garden installer through Seattle Public Utilities' Rainwise program. Stone Soup Gardens teaches on-going classes for chicken rearing, seasonal vegetable growth, rain gardens and for individuals, businesses, and community groups like Seattle Tilth, Readers to Eaters, and NW SolarFest. Jake enjoys using gardens to inspire joy and social change.
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District Announcements
Homecoming Update
Please Note: The 5K Race/Walk Begins at 8 a.m.The 2015 Freedom Homecoming Fall Festival is right around the corner. Be sure to mark off October 9th and 10th on your calendar so you can be part of all the fun. For an updated schedule of events click the EVENTS link below. If you want to get the details on the events be sure to visit the 2015 Freedom Homecoming Fall Festival website.
2015 Freedom Homecoming Fall Festival website
Bulldog Drive
Please note that Bulldog Drive in front of the high school is one way from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Traffic cannot enter Bulldog Drive from Harvey Avenue during this time. If you are dropping a student off at the high school, please enter campus via School Street, proceed past the elementary and middle schools and then up the hill to the high school. This is to prevent congestion and to ensure student safety during student arrival.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Freedom Elementary School is officially open!!!!
On Tuesday September 1st, 2015 the Freedom Elementary School was officially opened for the 15-16 school year!! We are looking forward to a great year!
New Sewickley Township Police K9 Program
The Freedom Area School District is proud to support the New Sewickley Township Police Departments new K9 Program. As part of our partnership with NSTPD, the district has made our Big Knob Elementary School building and property available to Officer Haburjak and K9 Beny for training. Officer Haburjak and K9 Beny will also make regular visits to our schools on campus so that they will be a familiar part of our team.
Marburger Dairy
The Freedom Area School District is proud to announce that we have established a relationship with Marburger Dairy of Evans City, PA and will be serving locally sourced milk-products in our cafeterias for the 2015-2016 school year. Marburger Dairy purchases milk from the dairy farms within our community to use in products that will be returned to Freedom and served in our cafeterias. FASD Bringing our Community Together!
New Elementary School
The new Freedom Elementary School is almost ready for students and staff!!!
Click here to check out our slideshow!!!
Teacher and Paraprofessional Substitutes
· Teacher PA Teachers Certificate required
· Paraprofessional
Please contact Kelly Educational Staffing TODAY for more information! 412-788-4591 or email resume to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Frequently Asked Questions - Summer 2015
The District has created a set of Frequently Asked Questions to address the ongoing changes here at Freedom Area School District. Click here to view the FAQ.
Freedom Homecoming Fall Festival
This fall, on the weekend of October 9th and 10th, Freedom Area School District will be hosting a Homecoming Fall Festival. To make the weekend a success we need your support. Please consider joining us during the weekend by attending or participating in any of the activities. To learn more about the events and the schedule for the weekend click on the link below. The site is in progress and will be updated as more information becomes available, so check back often.
Homecoming Festival Link
The Financial and Enrollment Climate in Freedom
The Freedom Area School District Board of School Directors would like the community to be aware of the current financial and enrollment climate in the School District. As brief summary report was provided to the public at the June 18, 2015 public meeting of the School Board. The report can be accessed by clicking the following link: The Financial and Enrollment Climate in the Freedom Area School District
Freedom School Board Approves 2015-2016 Calendar
At it's April meeting, the Freedom Area School Board approved the school calendar for the 2015-2016 School Year. Due to construction, the first student day will be Tuesday, September 8, 2015. The last day of school will be Friday, June 10, 2016, with Commencement being held that evening.
Click the link to download the 2015-2016 Calendar.
Congratulations FHS Press!
Congratulations to Mr. Aaron Fitzpatrick, Ms. Grace Hutchison, and the student-staff of the FHS Press!
The American Scholastic Press Associations Scholastic Newspaper Awards for 2015 were announced last evening. Our high school newspaper, The FHS Press, was recognized as a National First Place winner for Senior High Schools with Less than 500 Students! We were one of 10 school newspapers from across the country to be recognized as First Place Winners!
Additionally, Ms. Grace Hutchison, a junior at Freedom Area High School, was recognized for her National Outstanding Editorial. Graces editorial, entitled, Battle of the Sexes: Gender inequality still prevalent issue despite progress, was recognized as one of four Outstanding Editorials from across the country! Grace wrote this article for the April 2014 issue of the FHS Press as a sophomore on the editorial staff.
Please join me in congratulating Mr. Fitzpatrick and his students on this fantastic achievement!
They are yet another example of what makes Freedom great!
To read the latest issue of The FHS Press, please click here.
Congratulations Big Knob Elementary!
Congratulations to Big Knob Elementary for being named 2015 Distinguished Title I School!!
Kindergarten Registration
Click the following link to view the 2015-2016 Kindergarten Registration Fact Sheet!


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Dolce Vita by Christian Dior
This is the first fragrance that made me desperate to own it. After wandering the perfume counters without a clue, my nose was getting tired of all the acrid nastiness that passed itself off as grown-up scent. As soon as I tried this, I knew I would wear it. It is a delicious spicy warm scent with some sweetness. On me it makes me smell like me only better, rather than burying me under a cloud of foreign smells. This is the perfume I wear most of the winter, and the one on which I get the most compliments. One bloke at work even asked what it was because he wants his girlfriend to smell like that.
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Swordfish (2001)
6 trivia entries
Directed by: Dominic Sena
Starring: Don Cheadle, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, John Travolta, Sam Shepard, Vinnie Jones
John Travolta's car is a TVR Tuscan which cannot be sold in the United States because it does not comply with federal emission level standards.
TVR were getting on average 50 emails a day from the USA from people requesting how to purchase a car after seeing it in the film.
Very little of the bus/helicopter scene was CGI. The director insisted that a real helicopter be used that could handle the load. This made the crew and the pilot extremely nervous as the load was almost 80% of the helicopter's capacity. The stunt crew held firm on the scene where the bus crashes into a meeting however. That was completely CGI as the pilot insisted that it was way too dangerous to attempt it even with a fake building.


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Re-threads: You can resurrect those old favorites with some alteration tricks
Sometime around the year 1999 style got shifty, and my wardrobe along with it. I've discarded most of the garments from that era, but since 2003, however, one of my favorite crinkle-cloth, shin-length sack dresses you can fold in knots to store has flashing message of abandonment every time I opened the dresser drawer.
A pale yellow Sunday dress with buttoned jacket had joined the Corner for Useless Clothes, toward which my favorite herringbone suit, with a metal-studded trim from "That Eighties Show," was edging.
It was time for a clothes encounter.
There are four recyclable options for an outdated outfit you love:
1. Give it to a charity or consignment shop.
2. Re-tailor it to the trends.
3. Dye away colors passé.
4. Change the buttons, the trim, the neckline.
If you believe in recycling, there's no better place to start than in your closet. You may even make some pocket change if you're consigning, say, a St. John suit or Jimmy Choo shoes to a resale shop such as Wear in the World. But for most of us, the best option is to wash or clean it, fold it and drop it off at Salvation Army, Goodwill Industries or Options.
Make it new millennium
I bought my electric orange, red and fuchsia Hawaiian matriarch dress because I loved the color. I loved the print. I even loved the fabric. Still, I'd rather roller-blade down the middle of Airport-Pulling Road than cut into crinkled rayon to try retooling it. Fortunately, Naples has nearly a dozen seamstresses and tailors (under "alterations" in the yellow pages) who can remove World War II pants cuffs, eliminate lapels as wide as football fields and work other magic to update clothes you love.
Maria Ferrari, owner of Alterations European Style store, 41 U.S. 41 S., says it with pride: "I work miracles."
She has taken out shoulder pads and invented longer and shorter waistlines and flipped frayed collars.
"I even do leather," said Ferrari, showing off a soft coat that had been given less boxy shoulders and slightly shorter sleeves.
Brett Bennett, owner of All Sewn Up, 16205 Collier Blvd., No. 108, calls the idea of updating clothing "retro."
"The whole retro clothing thing is really popular to those who know about it," said Barnett, who has seen clothing come in from nearly every decade in the second half of the 20th century.
"I remember one jacket, thinking 'Oh my Lord, this is so June Cleaver'," he said, laughing at the image of the late-'50s TV matron, who vacuumed her house in a shirtwaist and high heels on "Leave It to Beaver."
"It was too flared at the hips. So we took it in and made some other changes and it was a totally new piece." Even he was impressed. "And she felt like she could wear it anywhere. It fit right in."
Gloria Romero, owner of Gloria's Alterations, 2464 Davis Blvd., made her own wedding dress for her first wedding in Medellin, Colombia, at age 14, and she and her daughter, Isabelle, would be working on the shift that I brought in.
Romero has been sewing since she was 10 years old, but still chose to go to tailor school for certification. She can take the 1940s out of jacket fronts and the 2003 flounce out of skirts. Or put them back in. For this particular piece, she would measure from the top for a flared tank that brushed the hips and draped a bit longer in back. She then takes fabric from each side of the flared bottom to create a slimmer broomstick skirt.
Total cost to me for a "new" set of tank and skirt separates: $50.
For Romero, as for Bennett, Ferrari and Carol Haas, owner of The Fitting Room, 2015 U.S. 41. N., and Alterations Boutique, 2315 Davis Blvd., updating styles is second in volume to standard tailoring work. Taking in and letting out sizes and lowering and raising hems is much a much bigger part of their business. Yet it's the artful part of their jobs.
No alterations professional will tell you this is a way to save money unless the original item is close to couture price range. In fact, people like me may be paying more than they paid for the original item. Ripping out seams, resetting them, inserting camouflage over torn fabric with a coordinated waist band and other tricks is a labor-intensive process. Sewing a new hem generally cost $20 to $25 among local alterations places; if there are rolled cuffs or kick pleats or especially slippery fabric to deal with, the price may be double that.
One of Ferrari's most recent projects was 1960s-era flower-strewn dress that cost $89 to refit to the young woman's smaller frame, cover discolorations around the waist with a satiny waistband and artfully hide a few tears — and then repleat the entire skirt.
"But this wasn't about money," Ferrari said. "That dress belonged to her grandmother, and it was very special to her."
Verdict: I was delighted with Romero's reworking of what was essentially a shapeless mass into working separates — so much so that I've worn them three times already.
Dye it
Sometimes simply changing the color gives an outfit a new lease on life. My yellow jacketed dress would test that with a change to violet.
It worked. No one recognized the newly dyed dress, partly because of its jacquard weave, which, in yellow tones, barely showed the floral pattern designed into it. The design threads drank in much more purple dye and returned as a visible pattern.
Dyeing is fairly inexpensive. At Jo-Ann Fabrics off Naples Boulevard, Rit dyes range from $1.99 (powder) to $3.99 (liquid), and squeezable sacks of Dylon are $2.49. That store had a good selection of colors and formulas, including Rit's newer colors, such as fuchsia, aubergine and teal.
It's time-consuming and painstaking in a different way than sewing. Dye spilled onto the floor, the clothing you're wearing or nearby walls may be difficult to impossible to get out. The worn bottom of my laundry tub will be grape-colored for a long time.
The British-based Dylon offers a cold-water sink bath dye. Rit offers washing machine dyeing instructions. Dylon offers a specialized machine-use product. It will take someone braver than I am to try the washing machine method, in which there's a risk of your plastic trim coming out Kelly green or rose pink. The hot-water soaking method is the one I know, and it's the one I chose.
The essentials for a Rit stovetop bath haven't changed since your mom made a Virgin Mary cloak for the school play or a Darth Vader cape for Halloween:
-- A stockpot that holds at least 3 gallons of water, with room to immerse a piece of clothing
-- Rubber gloves
-- A rag and baking soda or bleach for cleaning up any splashes quickly
-- A long stirring stick or wooden spoon
-- A cup of table salt to stir into the dye
For brighter or deeper colors, the Rit company suggests doubling the dye added to the three-gallon mix. It also recommends sending the clothing through its color remover treatment ($2.99 per bottle) if you're trying to taking clothing from a deep to a light color.
A final note: Check the package or the company's Web site for information on whether it will handle your fabric: Fabrics with more than 50 percent polyester content, metallic or acrylic fibers or water-repellent finishes aren't recommended. The same goes for fabrics with rubber backing or cold-water or "dry clean only" fabrics.
Here are Web sites for both companies that list both colors and how to blend two shades for a third:
-- www.ritdye.com
-- www.dylon.co.iuk
Rit also offers a dye fixer. And after you've rinsed your newly colored garment for the eleventh time in the post-dye bath, you'll think seriously about adding that. The companies say you can wash your dyed clothes in normal, cold-water wash loads. But I'll be washing this dress by hand.
Verdict: The suit turned out to be a major surprise with its pattern, but it's much more viable as an office dress now. The hint to use double dye really worked for this.
Dump the details
Changing the buttons, hiking up the hem or sewing on piping or a line of trim may be all you need to bring a little life back to an older garment. In the case of the herringbone suit, all it took was a kitchen knife to remove the burnished brass rivets on the suit jacket and a carpet needle and thread to sew on knotted cord clasps known as "frog" closures. I found the most showy ones (three for $13.99), along with the best tassels, cords and fringe, in the upholstery department of Jo-Ann Fabrics.
Frogs are generally available in neutral colors such as black, white and gold. If you want one in hibiscus pink or pearl gray, make your own with the instructions on this Web site:
-- www.ez-fit.com/how_to_sew_a_chinese_frog.cfm
"Nicky Epstein's Knitting for Your Home: Afghans, Pillows and Accents," available in bookstores or in the Collier County Public Library, has some fancier frogs, and, despite the book's title, you don't have to pick up the first knitting needle to create them.
In my case, that's better for all concerned. I'm craft-handicapped, and even after I elected to buy ready-made frogs, I sewed one three-quarters of an inch too far out.
Verdict: This type of closure may not work with suits that have buttonholes, but the frogs gave this nondescript jacket some personality. I broke a needle sewing the frogs on, so I'll have to remember to get sewing materials that stand up to cording if I do this again. But I'm delighted with the results. Is there anything else in the closet I can jazz up?
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Technologies deployed and planned for deployment include:
Desk-based technologies and other electronics account for roughly 25% of a building's electricity consumption and often continue to consume power even when turned off. Based on evaluation results that demonstrated a 26% reduction in workstation plug loads, more than 16,000 advanced power strips have been deployed throughout the GSA portfolio as of 2015.
Condensing boilers capture heat typically lost through steam, and were found to be cost-effective when just 3% to 5% more efficient than high-efficiency boilers. Based on the results of GPG's evaluation, more than 60 condensing boilers have been deployed throughout the GSA portfolio as of 2015.
Hi-R window panel retrofits, which are installed on top of existing single-pane windows, reduced heating loads by up to 41% at a GSA test bed location in Provo, Utah. Hi-R window panel retrofits are planned for deployment covering a workspace of almost 3 million GSF.
Variable-Speed Maglev Chiller*
Maglev chillers eliminate inefficiencies caused by friction, and demonstrate energy savings of 42%, compared to rotary-screw chillers. Based on the results of a GPG evaluation, almost 40 maglev chillers have been deployed throughout the GSA portfolio as of 2015, with an additional 20 pending installation.
Wireless Pneumatic Thermostats*
Wireless pneumatic thermostats (WPT) provide conventional pneumatic control systems with direct digital control functionality, with payback as low as 2 years. Based on the results of a GPG evaluation, over one million GSF of workspace is planned for retrofit with WPTs beginning in 2015.
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Knox Answers: If the Catholic Church is True, why all the Sinners?
In the hundred years 870-970 twenty-five Popes reigned, many of them violently done to death. It was a period of unparalleled disorder, violence, depravity in all ranks of Church and State alike. How in the world can the Church's claims about itself be true in light of such a history?
Msgr. Ronald Knox
Monsignor Ronald Knox is one of the great yet unheralded Catholic thinkers of the early 20th Century. Apart from being a writer of mystery novels, he was also a distinguished theologian and a scripture scholar; he even published his own translation of the Bible after years of study and work.
In one of his lesser-known books entitled Difficulties, A Correspondence About the Catholic Religion between Mgr. Ronald Knox & Sir Arnold Lunn (1932), Knox exchanges letters with Lunn, an English peer and Anglican, concerning the truth of Catholicism. Some of the writing is long-winded (particularly Lunn's, who seems more interested in impressing the reader with his knowledge than anything else), but Knox usually manages to reduce his arguments very neatly. Although the book is decidedly pro-Catholic, I think that Knox objectively prevails in presenting the better position.
The primary argument proposed by Lunn in his first letter to Knox concerns the claims of history that in the past centuries, the Papacy:
...became the plaything of rival factions of Roman nobles, probably the most turbulent and vicious of all European history, who for more than a century forcibly intruded onto the papal chair Popes according to their will — licentious youths, feeble old men, worldly sycophants. In the hundred years 870-970 twenty-five Popes reigned, many of them violently done to death. It was a period of unparalleled disorder, violence, depravity in all ranks of Church and State alike.
Lunn asks how in the world the Church's claims are true in light of this history:
I find it difficult to believe that Christ was ever officially represented on earth by 'licentious youths, feeble old men, worldly sycophants.' To describe a Borgia as 'the Vicar of Christ' seems to me almost blasphemous.
Fair enough. We see this same argument used a lot today. There's plenty from the Church's history: just a few examples include the Inquisition, the treatment of Galileo, and the sale of indulgences. We've even had a number of popes who were truly bad men. Most recent is the priestly sexual abuse scandal, cited by many opposed to the Church's teachings in order to establish a basis for the argument that the Church has "lost its moral authority."
Knox's response is brief and effective. First, he notes the distinction between person and office. For instance, you pull over your car at the summons of a Chicago policeman, "because he represents law and order, although you may know that he takes bribes from bootleggers."
If you take the "Catholic view," Knox says, "it is hard to see why an immoral life (for example), if it does not invalidate the sacraments which a particular priest administers, should invalidate the public actions of a particular Pope, since the Pope is the Vicar of Christ in his public capacity."
We do not automatically reject the authority of a bad person who holds an office, because the authority comes from the office itself, and not from the personal integrity of the officeholder. We hope that those in offices of authority also have personal integrity, but there is no promise that this is so. In fact as it regards the Church, none are immune to sin and all are in need of Christ's mercy, so the expectation of virtue on the part of our leaders is nothing more than an expectation.
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What it comes to is that you would have expected something different of the Church from what appears on an examination of history. You would have expected that the Popes would be a long line of Saints, or at least very good men — certainly no licentious youths or worldly sycophants among them...
If you are a priest, and have to stand at the altar day after day as God's ambassador, with the consciousness of your own weaknesses and failings crowding in on you, you begin to be grateful for the distinction between the man and his office.
If you are a priest, and have to stand at the altar day after day as God's ambassador, with the consciousness of your own weaknesses and failings crowding in on you, you begin to be grateful for the distinction between the man and his office. But in any case the question is not what you or I would expect, but what we have a right to expect. And it does seem to me that one of the reasons why our Lord chose Judas to be an apostle was because he wanted us to be prepared, from the first, against every possible shock to our consciences. If Judas could be described as our Lord's apostle, I don't quite see why Alexander VI should not be his Vicar.
We want and hope for good, virtuous and holy popes, bishops, priests, etc. We want and hope for them because we know that these are the attributes Jesus wants, and the Church needs. But Jesus doesn't say only good people will make up the Church.
Rather, looking at Peter and Judas as prime examples, both men were sinners. Both men lacked virtue in certain things at certain times. Both men denied Our Lord, even. But what distinguished Peter from Judas was that Peter returned. He recognized his failure, and he sought Christ's mercy. Jesus restored Peter to his place, even though some might have said it was not a good idea, considering Peter's personality and record.
Even the most virtuous men and women of the Church are still sinners. It is the obstinate refusal to repent that defeats the salvation of the soul, and brings scandal to the Church. This obstinate refusal is personal on the part of the actor, and is not attributable to the Church herself. It is the same "non serviam" spoken by the Evil One. It is in spite of, not because of, the holiness of the Church.
For the Apostles, it was 11 out of 12. Frankly, the record of good popes versus bad is better than that.
Adam Bowers. "Knox Answers: If the Catholic Church is True, why all the Sinners?" Quartermaster of the Barque (September 3, 2013).
Reprinted with permission from the author.
The Author
Adam Bowers is a convert to the Catholic Church, a "house-husband", homeschooling father to four, and an attorney. In addition to his ongoing study of the Catholic Church from the perspective of a layman in the Church Militant, his other passions include offering friends and family his take on "Catholic hospitality" in the form of homebrewed beer, house-made charcuterie, things cooked over fire, and rustic cuisine (i.e., good food, good drink, good company, bringing us all closer to our good and loving God). Adam also dispenses pints, provisions, and orthodox Catholic Joy at his blog, Quartermaster of the Barque (http://www.qmbarque.com). He and his family live in Northern California.Copyright © 2013 Adam Bowers
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text: Henry Griffith was born August 6, 1940 in Springfield MO and grew up near Little Rock AR where he graduated from the Central High School in 1958. He studied literature and philosophy at the University of Arkansas. His poems have been published in numerous little magazines and in two books: AND and Wounds In The Left Eye. He lives with his wife Carolyn on a 170 acre farm in the Ozark Mountains near West Fork AR.


text: http://forums.fedoraforum.org – On 11/25 I updated my Fedora 12 laptop and received updates for Mozilla Thunderbird and the Lightning plugin as well as Mozilla Sunbird. My new versions are Thunderbird: 3.0-3.12.rc1.fc12 Thunderbird-Lightning: 1.0-0.14.20090916hg.fc12 Sunbird: 1.0-0.14.20090916hg.fc12 All of these are from the Fedora-Updates-Testing repos. (I know, that's my fault for having them enabled. I will disable them as soon as I get a new working version or a fix.) But when I restarted these applications, I received the error Error Code: 0x80004005 Description: [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [mozIStorageStatement.reset]" nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame :: file:///usr/lib64/thunderbird-3.0/extensions/%7Be2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-... :: ensureUpdatedTimezones :: line 380" data: no] I can close out all of these errors, however, my Lightning and Sunbird apps don't load the calendars or the tasks that I have stored. So, what did I do, but go and Google this problem. On On https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=529853 I see some useful info. By https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=529853#c18 (Comment 18) I see a fix in the form of the attachment posted. How in the world do I do this fix? I downloaded it and tried to install it as a plugin That didn't work. Any ideas or suggestions. I really don't want to go back to Kontact. (HowTos)


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