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With bassist Richard Cousins, keyboardist Peter Boe and drummer Tom Murphy, they launched The Robert Cray Band in 1980 with "Who's Been Talkin". The album was recorded during constant touring in the U.S. in 1978. The record was initially shelved for two years, being eventually issued by the short-lived Tomato label (whose licence was picked up by "Atlantic Records" (U.S.) and "Charly" in the UK.
After several years of regional success, Cray was signed to Mercury in 1982. It was the connection with the producing and songwriting team of Bruce Bromberg and Dennis Walker at Hightone that helped to create the mold-breaking music of "Bad Influence" (1983) and "False Accusations" (1985).
In 1984, The Robert Cray Band completed their first European tour to critical acclaim. Cray's participation with Albert Collins and Johnny Copeland on "Showdown!" (1985, Alligator) and the 1986 album release, "Strong Persuader", again produced by Walker, both received Grammy Awards, while the crossover single "Smoking Gun" gave him wider appeal and name recognition. During 1986 Cray played 170 concerts, including his seventh European tour since 1984, building on his increasing reputation in the UK.
The Robert Cray Band's next album "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" (1988) was recorded in Los Angeles, California, and featured David Sanborn on guest saxophone. The title song from the album won Cray his third Grammy, and he guested on Eric Clapton's "Journeyman", whilst also being on the bill at Clapton's eighteen show marathon at the Royal Albert Hall in London. In 1991 Cray was selected to present Howlin' Wolf's induction trophy to Wolf's widow, Lilly Burnett, at the sixth annual "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" Awards. Later that year Cray took part in the "Newport Jazz Festival" with B. B. King and John Lee Hooker.
Cray issued his following records under his own name, Robert Cray
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Liz Cheney: Obama speech was 'naive' @ 10:13 am by Eric Zimmermann
Obama's speech was "naive" and engaged in "moral relativism," says Liz Cheney.
Appearing on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Cheney said Obama should have taken a harder line with Iran.
"I was troubled by the sort of extent to which i heard moral relativism," she said. "I heard the president talk about Iran as though we've done some bad things to Iran and they've done some bad things to us, but now we just need to really get together here to go forward."
Instead, Cheney says the President should have "acknowledg[ed] the fact that Iran is the world's largest terrorist sponsoring state, that they really do have these hegemonic ambitions for the region."
She added: "The notion that we just simply have mutual interests here strikes me as a little bit naive."
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Addressing a religion, just downright odd.
I really really really like her.
And get the visqueen to cover you up as liberal heads explode!!!!
Palin/Cheney 2010 or Cheney/Palin 2010.
I don't believe he is that "naive". I do believe he knows exactly what he is doing and it's not in the best interest of the American people.
I find it very compelling that she is becoming one of the rational and BRAVE voices of our party....keep it up Liz!
I also have to say I went back and read the speech again this hour in its entirety. I am deeply disturbed by it; most alarming to me is Obama's pattern once again of using I...I...I..as if he is the sole moral compass by which the world must navigate. Scary stuff.
Sarah-Liz 2012
why are you putting 2010?? something I don't know?
Platitudes and naivete: Obama's Cairo speech
Here is the text as prepared for delivery, provided by the White House, via USA Today, June 4 — with comments interspersed:
I am honored to be in the timeless city of Cairo, and to be hosted by two remarkable institutions. For over a thousand years, Al-Azhar has stood as a beacon of Islamic learning,
...whose Grand Sheikh, Muhammad Sayyid Tantawi, has given his approval on Islamic grounds to suicide bombing.
and for over a century, Cairo University has been a source of Egypt's advancement. Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress. I am grateful for your hospitality, and the hospitality of the people of Egypt. I am also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the American people, and a greeting of peace from Muslim communities in my country: assalaamu alaykum.
According to Islamic law, a Muslim may only extend this greeting — Peace be upon you — to a fellow Muslim. To a non-Muslim he is to say, "Peace be upon those who are rightly guided," i.e., Peace be upon the Muslims. Islamic law is silent about what Muslims must do when naive non-Muslim Islamophilic Presidents offer the greeting to Muslims.
The soft peddle is so weak. This was surrender and abject pacifist stupidity.
Iran has stated that its goal is to reverse the verdict of world war II.
it just isn't a winning strategy.
The world is seeing the spinelessness and shiftiness of this man.
Have we heard Meghan McStain's comments on the speech? Did it go something like, "Uhhhhhhh....yeah, like, what she said....and stuff"
I was troubled by the sort of extent to which i heard moral relativism...(Liz Cheney)
Well, that now is the 'code' which we live by. The Rule of Laws became 'whims'. So you shouldn't be surprised.
I noticed that too. The ladies in the conservative movement are good looking and very inteligent. I haven't noticed any air heads.
I am liking Liz more and more. She is a REAL WOMAN.
AMEN to that!
Yup. A conservative star on the rise.
Cheney is a rising star.
Sharp mind and articulate.
She is exactly right.
Moral equivalence, ignoring real irreconcilible differences, ignoring the nature of conflict, and so on... He is remarkably ignorant.
Naive yes but I think that it follows the exact path that he is using within America to weaken us around the world.
What American's are only beginning to see is how much the world see him as clueless and weak and pay no attention to whatever he say or does except to take advantage of of this arrogant little boy in the candy store.
Women have the most to lose under a totalitarian Khalifat. That could motivate some who truly understand what is going on.
I agree with that.
That is telling it like it is. She has the gray matter to back it up.
A retarded president can only be as good as his teleprompter.
Just in a hurry to kick TOTUS out.
Ditto. I like her better than her husband. Who seems to not get the differences about marriage and personal freedom...and is practicing moral equivalency for 'gay rights'
Liz is VP Cheney's daughter.
Funny how that is.
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Now that is indeed a "complete game", two RBIs to add to the pitching stats,
I dvr'd the game; at lunch in Madison with the family at the Great Dane. The game was on TV so I was avoiding it, but I walked by a few times. Every time I did, the Brewers were up. Kyle Lohse is responsible for that.
eddiemathews- how many games do you see in person at Miller Park yearly. Your opinions seem to be right on most of the time.Hide replies
I'm lucky if I get to 5. I'm old and never had great eyesight, so if I don't buy really good seats I spend a lot of time tracking the fielders to figure out where the ball went. That gets expensive. You can see and learn so much more from TV. Not what the Brewers want to hear, but there you go.
This year my wife is into the games since the team is doing well, so I'm getting tickets for us soon. She loves Gomez; he came over and signed autographs at one of the of the spring training game we went to last year. I like him for other reasons. Prime example today: he had a bad game at the plate, and when they lined up after the game he was whooping and hollering like they'd just won the World Series. Lots of great stories on this team this season.
Most of the time? ;-)
Who doesn't luv Gomez with all his enthusiam. Even when he almost corkscrews himself into the ground on a missed swing its shows hard he is trying. You are lucky, hard to find a woman who luv going to Miller Park. Nothing beats baseball for entertainment.
Who doesn't luv Gomez with all his enthusiam. Even when he almost corkscrews himself into the ground on a missed swing its shows hard he is trying. You are lucky, hard to find a woman who luv going to Miller Park. Nothing beats baseball for entertainment.
I agree papa although Gomez seems to rub some people the wrong way. Part of it is he's a 21st century player and people remember 20th century baseball more fondly.
He plays hard and, like eddie mentioned, he's the first off the bench to congratulate a key hit. I like him.
I'd also like him to stay at cleanup when Ramirez returns. Ramirez at the five spot and Davis at six.
Another fun game to be at. Always nice to beat the opponents ace and run the score up, while Lohse pitches a complete game shutout. Closing the roof actually cooled it off slightly, but glad when they reopened it. This game was a laugher!
Good to see the Cubs being the Cubs in the bottom of the 2nd, when Gennett hit a pop-up just past 2nd base that fell between 3 defenders for a double! Maybe a little home town favorite scoring there instead of an error? Nice day for Gennett going 3 for 4, with 3 runs scored, and a RBI.Hide replies
Nothing "home town" about the scoring. The ball didn't touch any of the Cubs gloves, so it was a hit.
There is a lot of dissatisfaction with that in baseball. It sound like the might introduce the concept of a "team error" to fix this. Definitely should have been caught, but Gennett gets the benefit of the Cubs being so incompetent as to not get a glove on it.
No home town favorite scoring in this case. There have been times when the official scorer rules it an error but MLB then turns around and rules it a hit, most recently with David Ortiz.
Braun must like the #2 spot. In the last 7 games, Braun has gone 14 for 28, for a .500 BA, a .548 OBP, along with 2 HR and 9 RBI. This is going to be a serious lineup when Aramis returns. He went 0 for 2 today in a rain suspended game with the Timber Rattlers in Appleton today.
If Lohse is REALLY good, he'll match or beat the amazing feat by the Phillies' Rick Wise, who no-hit the Reds and hit two HR's himself (June 23, 1971).
I saw that game in person, from right behind the Reds' dugout. I was 9 years old, and was I ever pissed!! LOL....
I hope Kyle Lohse stays with the Brewers until he's ready to retire.Hide replies
He can stick around afterwards as the pitching coach, too.
Lohse has got really good stuff and when he's hitting his spots as he was yesterday he's extremely tough to be beat. He's also become the got to guy for the other pitchers. He is the leader of that pitching staff.
Where are all the naysayers that said Lohse was a bad signing and we shouldn't have given up a draft pick for him? I said at the time that he was easily our best pitcher as soon as he signed - and everyone laughed at me. His last couple of years in STL he has turned into a Greg Maddux lite.... doesn't strike out a lot of people, hits his spots and just knows how to pitch. His stats the last 3-4 years are very similar to Maddux (although not Maddux's best years). Great move by Mark A and Melvin!Hide replies
I'll step up since I'm one of those that didn't like the signing at the time. I'll concede that Lohse has performed beyond my expectations so far. More importantly, however, is his contribution to the other pitchers on the staff. It sounds like he has become a tutor to the others and that might end up being as valuable as his actual performance on the field.
That said, the Brewers still haven't won anything yet. The main criticism of the Lohse signing was that it gave up a draft pick (and awarded the cardinals with an extra pick) when the Brewers weren't in position to compete for a title or playoff spot. We'll see how the rest of this year goes, but the team has been a surprise so far this year.
A lot of things have gone right for the team (Segura, Peralta, Davis, Gennett, Gomez, etc.) that weren't really a given when Lohse was signed, so in hindsight it might have been a great move, but at the time it was made, it was still a questionable signing. If the Brewers win the Series this year, I'll happily eat a crow and potato parfait.
Come to think I also should have included the "things that have gone right: the Aoki trade, the emergence of Lucroy as an elite level catcher, and the emergence/resurgence of the rest of the bullpen.
I suspect most teams looking for pitching would have done the same thing. Taking a seasoned and proven veteran over taking a gamble on a draft pick makes sense most of the time. I realize a number of people over the years say the Brewers can't afford to do that. Mark A says they can and I suspect he has a bit more insight into the financing of the club than the average fan.
Even when you look back at the Suppan signing it made sense. Sure, they didn't get the production they hopped for out of Suppan. But his veteran leadership, teaching Sheets, Yo, Bush, Villanueva, Parra how to prepare and pitch paid dividends in 2008 and beyond.
Every move, veteran or draft pick is a gamble. When they work it is genius. When they don't, boneheaded move. Thus the joy of armchair GM's.
Any team could have had Lohse. He didn't sign until late March, I believe. Every other team passed, presumable for the same reasons, draft pick compensation for a pitcher in the later half of his thirties. Either the Brewers are incredibly smart or lucky. I'm more inclined to believe more of the latter rather than the former.
Ok, I'm simply going to post a meaningless post here just to get the comment count up. It is amazing that after a Brewer win, there is hardly any comments. After a loss, the game blog is over a hundred comments and followup blogs 5 times more comments than after a win. Nothing to say, nobody to complement after a win. After a loss, everyone has to blame someone.
Yes Sir, that is a snapshot of America. Blame someone for failing, never applaud success. So this comment means nothing except to balance the numbers slightly.
Now for something of substance. Lohse was dealing yesterday. Smart pitcher. Knows the Cubs are aggressive and basically can't hit to save their lives. Nothing rocket science to his approach. Be aggressive, throw strikes and let them get themselves out. Smart pitcher.Hide replies
I think sometimes the number of posts has to do with some hater making a dumb comment and then ten people responding, but your point is still valid. This is sometimes just kind of a downer comment section.
Yeah, good win.
Scooter hitting with some pop!
Love it.
sad sacks like mondello just kind of disappear.
i think he predicted after a couple of early May losses that the Brewers would be under .500 at month's end.
some people are only happy when they're unhappy, if you know what i mean.
Timely hitting does tend to quiet the fan base on the blogs. Strikeouts and inability to hit with RISP brings out the frustration in the majority of fans, especially those who've been fans since the irrelevant days of the 80's and 90's. I guess the expectations are much higher now where fans expect the team to play well every day.
that some-people-are-only-happy-when-they're-unhappy is even worse over on the Packer's blogs.
Right now the Brewers are just clicking on all cylinders. First it was the pitching doing the carrying and now it's the hitting. Nice to see.
Four or five comments were complaints about BA. Could not complain about the game so they had to complain about something.
The sting of a Packers loss can linger for a week. In baseball, all can be made well again in 24 hours.
Well, the last four innings were fairly boring. If you aren't the type of person who cares about CGSO, or the even more impressive Maddux CGSO(stat created by a Pirates blogger that is just a CGSO with 99 or fewer pitches), there wasn't much going on from the sixth on.
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The proposed FY 2015 defense budget totals $496 billion.
While the proposed 2015 defense budget request was introduced at the Pentagon March 4, Fort Myer commissary patrons replenished milk, bread and canned goods after an early March winter storm. Before and after their shopping, servicemembers and retirees voiced opinions about the possible cuts which could add to their expenses, but many promised to remain loyal customers.
A military mom of two who wished to remain anonymous frequently shops the Fort Myer commissary. Whether price hikes occur or not, she recognized the advantage she receives from shopping on base compared to the big box grocery stores.
"I rarely shop anywhere else," she said. "I've found this to be a tremendous benefit to us as military personnel."
The commissary located on the Fort Myer portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall is a prime destination for retirees. According to the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA), 95% of the Fort Myer commissary's clientele are veterans or their family members. Arlington's Robert Stockho is a retired Sailor, and he shops the commissary daily. As the proposed DoD budget was forwarded to Congress, he is closely monitoring the fiscal proceedings.
"We're watching [the proposed DoD budget] very carefully," Stockho said. "Certainly, we're concerned that [higher prices] may happen. We hope it doesn't. I have frequently expressed my concerns to my congressmen and senators about cuts to military benefits. This is one of those areas which would affect us. This would probably cost us a couple thousand dollars a year in lost benefits."
According to DeCA, a family of four shopping regularly at a commissary can currently save more than $4,500 on their yearly grocery costs. A single Soldier, Marine, Sailor or Airman shopping regularly can cut more than $1,553 a year off their budgets.
Richard McKinney of Alexandria mentioned that his wife is a weekly commissary shopper. He understands that lower commissary subsidies could lead to higher grocery bills, but he noted that a little belt tightening is needed by all who live under the DoD umbrella.
"I haven't heard how much prices might be raised, but I think we all have to do our part," McKinney said. "People who blindly say that there should be no cuts to any benefits anywhere need to step back and say 'if not here, then where?' This is still a benefit. This is still a great convenience over what you see in the private market."
Commissary regular Army Lt. Trisha Lawrence of the National Guard Bureau believes that base shopping will always be the best deal, regardless of any subsidy decreases.
"I believe it will still be more affordable than shopping off post," she said.
The global commissary system operates 247 commissaries worldwide and employs close to 18,000 people. In late February, Defense secretary Hagel clearly noted that no commissaries are scheduled to close.


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In 1990, a bloodless revolution brought down the Communist government of Mongolia,and their memorials to communist heroes were destroyed or sold for scrap. But one remaining statue of Lenin is being sold at auction.
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Article: Role of casein phosphopeptide amorphous calcium phosphate in remineralization of white spot lesions and inhibition of Streptococcus mutans?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: To promote the remineralization by ionic exchange mechanism instead of invasive techniques many remineralizing agents can be used. To evaluate the remineralization effects of casein phosphopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate (CPP-ACP) on white spot lesions (WSLs) and its inhibitory effect on Streptococcus mutans colonization. The study group consisted of 60 subjects exhibiting at least 1-WSL. Subjects were randomly divided into 2 groups: A test group using CPP-ACP cream (GC-Tooth Mousse, Leuven, Belgium) and a control group using only fluoride containing toothpaste for a period of 3-month. Baseline WSLs were scored using DIAGNOdent device (KaVo Germany) and the saliva samples were collected to measure S. mutans counts. After the 3-month period the WSLs were again recorded and the saliva collection was repeated. DIAGNOdent measurements were increased by time (P = 0.002) in the control group and no statistically significant difference (P = 0.217) was found in the test group by the 3-month period. In both groups, the mutans counts were decreased in the 3-month experimental period. These clinical and laboratory results suggested that CPP-ACP containing cream had a slight remineralization effect on the WSL in the 3-month evaluation period however, longer observation is recommended to confirm whether the greater change in WSLs is maintained.
Article: Depth of Penetration of Four Resin Sealers into Radicular Dentinal Tubules: A Confocal Microscopic Study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the depth of penetration of 4 different endodontic resin sealers into the radicular dentinal tubules with the aid of confocal microscopy. Eighty single-rooted teeth were instrumented and divided into 4 groups composed of 20 teeth each. The samples were obturated with AH Plus, RealSeal, EndoRez, and RoekoSeal resin sealers, respectively. The core material in all the groups was Resilon. The teeth were sectioned at the coronal, middle, and apical thirds and viewed under confocal microscope to determine the depth of penetration of the sealer into the dentinal tubules. The results showed that the maximum penetration was exhibited by RealSeal resin sealer, followed by AH Plus, RoekoSeal, and EndoRez. The coronal third showed the maximum penetration, followed by middle third and least at the apical third. Under the parameter of this study, RealSeal resin sealer exhibited the maximum penetration.
Article: A comparative evaluation on the cleaning and shaping ability of three nickel titanium rotary instruments using computerized tomography - An ex vivo study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Successful root canal treatment depends primarily on the removal of micro-organisms through chemo-mechanical instrumentation of the root canal system. This encompasses shaping by mechanical removal of the dentine and cleaning by chemical disinfection of microorganisms and dissolution of organic tissues from the root canal. While root canal shaping can be predictably and efficiently attained with advanced instrumentation technology, effective cleaning of the entire root canal system remains a challenge. Rotary nickel titanium instruments are known for their efficient preparation of root canal. This is mainly because of the super elasticity of the nickel titanium alloy which gives an increased flexibility and allows the instrument to efficiently follow the original path of root canal. The purpose of this study is to compare the cleaning efficiency and shaping ability of M two, K3, Race ni-ti rotary instruments during the preparation of curved canals in extracted molars. Thirty teeth with 18 mm as their working length were selected and divided into three groups of 10 teeth each Angle of curvature, Radius of curvature, was determined using computerized tomography. A Pre and Post-operative measurement of canal width and volume was recorded and compared using CT. The teeth was then sectioned into two halves and subjected to scanning electron microscope. Images were taken at the level of apical third, middle third and coronal third for debris and smear layer. Scoring was done separately for both debris and smear layer. Results were tabulated and statistically analyzed to evaluate the shaping ability and cleaning efficiency. Instruments were examined for any deformation or fracture during canal preparation. M two showed greater enlargements in all the three levels, when compared its width and volume, with other two instruments. K3 was better than Race when compared among them. In the scanning electron microscope study for debris and smear layer M Two performed better followed by K3 and Race.
Article: The effect of two bleaching agents on the phosphate concentration of the enamel evaluated by Raman spectroscopy: An ex vivo study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The aim of this ex vivo study was to evaluate the effect of in-office bleaching agents,-35% and 38% hydrogen peroxide containing bleaching agents, on the phosphate concentration of the enamel evaluated by Raman spectroscopy. Forty noncarious, craze-free human maxillary incisors, extracted for periodontal reasons, were used in this study. Baseline Raman spectra from each specimen were obtained before the application of the bleaching agent to assess the phosphate content present in the teeth. The teeth were divided into two groups: Group A - bleached with pola office bleach (35% hydrogen peroxide, potassium nitrate) (light activated). Group B - bleached with opalescence Xtra bleach (38% hydrogen peroxide potassium nitrate and fluoride) (chemical activated). After the bleaching procedure, the treated specimens were taken to obtain Raman spectra to assess the phosphate loss after bleaching treatment. The results showed that the chemically activated bleaching agent showed less phosphate loss when compared with the light activated bleaching agent. Within the limitations of this study, it can be concluded that the chemically activated bleaching agent showed minimal phosphate loss when compared to light activated bleaching agent. The chemically activated bleaching agent was better than the light activated bleaching agent when values were evaluated statistically.
Article: Independent and Confluent Middle Mesial Root Canals in Mandibular First Molars: A Report of Four Cases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Mandibular molars demonstrate considerable variations with respect to number of roots and root canals. The possibility of additional root canals should be considered even in teeth with a low frequency of abnormal root canal anatomy. This paper discusses the endodontic management of the rare anatomical complexity middle mesial canals in mandibular first molar and also serves to remind the clinicians that such anatomical variations should be taken into account during the endodontic treatment of the mandibular molars.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: A clear understanding of the root morphology and canal anatomy is an essential prerequisite to achieve clean, disinfected and 3-dimensionally obturated root canal systems. Undetected extra roots or root canals can directly affect the outcome of endodontic therapy. The purpose of this article was to present a clinical case of a maxillary first molar with two palatal canals in a single palatal root. This report serves in reminding clinicians that such anatomical variations should be taken into account during the endodontic treatment of the maxillary molars.
Article: Anesthetic Efficacy of Four Percent Articaine for Pulpal Anesthesia by Using Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block and Buccal Infiltration Techniques in Patients with Irreversible Pulpitis: A Prospective Randomized Double-blind Clinical Trial[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The study was designed as a randomized double-blind trial to evaluate the anesthetic efficacy of 4% articaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine in inferior alveolar nerve block (IANB) and infiltration anesthetic techniques to anesthetize mandibular molars with irreversible pulpitis. The study was composed of 2 test arms and 1 control arm. Subjects in the test arms received either a standard IANB or a buccal infiltration (B Infil) of 4% articaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine, whereas the subjects in the control arm received a standard IANB of 2% lidocaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine. Subject's self-reported pain response was recorded on Heft Parker Visual Analogue Scale after local anesthetic administration during access preparation and pulp extirpation. For statistical analysis Pearson χ(2), Student's paired t test, 1-way analysis of variance, and Friedman tests showed no significant difference in success rates among the 3 arms of the trial. Although B Infil and IANB of 4% articaine were equally effective, B Infil can be considered a viable alterative in IANB for pulpal anesthesia in mandibular molars with irreversible pulpitis.
Article: Comparison of the push-out shear bond strength of four types of glass ionomers when used to bond amalgam: An in vitro study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Dental amalgam is the primary direct posterior restorative material used worldwide, but it have certain shortcomings due to the lack of adhesiveness to the cavity. The introduction of the concept of bonded amalgam helped improve the use of amalgam as a restorative material. Evaluation of the comparative push-out shear bond strength of four types of conventional glass ionomers used to bond amalgam to tooth in simulated class I situations. FOUR CHEMICAL CURE GLASS IONOMERS ARE USED: GC Fuji I, GC Fuji II, GC Fuji III and GC Fuji VII, and are compared with unbonded amalgam. The push-out bond strength was tested using the Instron Universal Testing Machine at a crosshead speed of 0.5 mm/min. One-way ANOVA and post hoc Bonferroni tests were used to analyze the data. The results showed that the use of glass ionomer to bond amalgam resulted in an increase in the bond strength of amalgam. The Type VII glass ionomer showed the highest bond strength in comparison with the other glass ionomers. Conventional glass ionomer bonds to amalgam and shows a beneficial increase in the bond strength of the restoration in comparison with unbonded amalgam.
Article: Shear bond strengths of two dentin bonding agents with two desensitizers: An in vitro study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The aim of this in vitro study was to compare the shear bond strengths of two different dentin bonding agents with two different desensitizers. Eighty molars were taken which were ground to expose the dentin. The teeth were divided into two major groups. Each major group was subdivided into four subgroups of 10 samples each. Groups Ia and IIa were treated as dry bonding groups, groups Ib and IIb were treated as a moist bonding groups, groups Ic and IIc were rewetted with Gluma desensitizer, and groups Id and IId were rewetted with vivasens desensitizer. Major group I was treated with Gluma comfort bond and Charisma. Major group II was treated Prime and Bond NT and TPH. The samples were thermo cycled and shear bond test was performed using an Instron machine. The data were analyzed using one-way analysis of variance and Tukey's Honestly significant different test. The results revealed that the specimens rewetted with Gluma desensitizer showed the highest shear bond strength compared to all other groups, irrespective of the bonding agent or composite resin used. It can be concluded that rewetting with desensitizer provided better bond strength than the other groups.
Article: Prevalence of radix entomolaris in mandibular permanent first molars: A study in a South Indian population[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Anatomical racial variations are an acknowledged characteristic in permanent molars. Generally, mandibular first molars have 2 roots; however, the presence of a third root, radix entomolaris (RE), is a major anatomic variant among many population groups. This study evaluated the prevalence of permanent mandibular first molars featuring a distolingual root in a South Indian population. Five hundred patients of South Indian origin possessing bilateral mandibular first molars were selected. The radiographs of these patients were evaluated under optimal conditions. A total of 1000 mandibular first molars were screened and the incidence of 3-rooted mandibular first molars and the correlation between left and right side occurrence and between either gender was recorded. The prevalence of 3-rooted mandibular first molars was 18.6% of the patients examined and 13.3% of the teeth examined. There was no statistically significant difference between genders or side of occurrence (P > .05). The bilateral incidence of a symmetric distribution was 43.01%. RE is considered an Asiatic trait. The occurrence of this macrostructure in the South Indian population was 13.3%, which was lower than that of other patients of Mongoloid origin. The clinician must thoroughly examine the radiograph before initiation of endodontic therapy.
Article: A Comparative Study on the Shaping Ability of K3, Profile and ProTaper Instruments in Simulated Curved Root Canals[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to compare the shaping ability of three rotary filing systems; constant taper K3 instruments, constant taper ProFile instruments and progressive taper ProTaper rotary instruments in clear resin blocks with simulated curved root canals. Forty five resin blocks were divided into three groups. Group A preparation was conducted with K3, Group B with ProFile and Group C with ProTaper instruments. Pre and post instrumentation images were superimposed and assessment of the canal shape was completed with a computer image analysis program at 14 levels of the root canal system. Group A inner and outer curvature pre and post instrumentation values were significantly different (P<0.05) at levels 3; at level 13 only the outer curvature and levels 6, 7, 8 the inner curvature had significantly different values between pre and post instrumentation. Group C had significant P values (P<0.05) at levels 2, 3, 4, 12, 13 in the outer curvature and at levels 6, 7, 8 of the inner curvature. Overall, all three rotary instruments maintained root canal curvatures well. ProTaper instruments significantly removed more resin material from outer canal curvature in the apical third when compared to the other two groups.
Article: Remineralization of early enamel lesions using casein phosphopeptide amorphous calcium Phosphate: An ex-vivo study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: This study aimed at qualitatively evaluating the remineralization potential of casein phosphopeptide amorphous calcium phosphate on artificial early enamel lesions in an ex-vivo scenario by observing the treated tooth surface using a scanning electron microscope (SEM). This randomized study was conducted on 10 subjects undergoing orthodontic treatment with premolar extraction as part of their treatment. Artificial white lesions were created with the application of 37% phosphoric acid for 20 mins. Teeth were then divided into two groups: one experimental and the other control. Customised orthodontic band with a window was luted with intermediate restorative material in the experimental group whereas in the control group, band without a window was luted. The casein phosphopeptide amorphous calcium phosphate (GC TOOTH MOUSSE) paste was then applied on the window region of the experimental group for 3 mins thrice daily after meals for 14 days, whereas no paste was applied in the control group. After 14 days, teeth were extracted and viewed under an SEM. The study groups showed remineralization of the lesions as compared with the control group in most of the samples. Casein phophopeptide could significantly remineralize the artificial enamel lesions in vivo.
Article: Effect of 10% sodium ascorbate on the calcium: Phosphorus ratio of enamel bleached with 35% hydrogen peroxide: An in vitro quantitative energy-dispersive X-ray analysis[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The study assessed quantitatively the calcium and phosphorous loss from the enamel surface following bleaching with 35% hydrogen peroxide and reversal with 10% sodium ascorbate using energy-dispersive X-ray analysis (EDAX). Eight non-carious, freshly extracted human permanent maxillary central incisors without any visible defects were used. Each specimen was bleached with 35% hydrogen peroxide activated by light and reversed with sodium ascorbate antioxidant gel. The calcium and phosphorous content in weight percent of sound, bleached and reversed enamel was acquired using EDAX. The Ca/P ratio was calculated from the obtained data. One-way ANOVA followed by Post Hoc Tukey test was used for comparing the Ca/P ratio of sound, bleached and reversed enamel. All the samples subjected to bleaching using 35% hydrogen peroxide showed a statistically significant decrease in the Ca/P ratio as compared with samples in which no bleaching procedure was performed (P-value < 0.01). The striking finding was that there was a significant increase in the Ca/P ratio on application of sodium ascorbate antioxidant gel when compared with the bleached enamel (P-value < 0.01). The authors concluded that 35% hydrogen peroxide causes a significant decrease in the Ca/P ratio. This decrease in the Ca/P ratio can be restored by the application of 10% sodium ascorbate antioxidant gel.
Article: Comparison of temperature rise in the pulp chamber with different light curing units: An in-vitro study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: This in vitro study was designed to measure and compare the temperature rise in the pulp chamber with different light curing units. The study was done in two settings-in-vitro and in-vivo simulation. In in-vitro setting, 3mm and 6mm acrylic spacers with 4mm tip diameter thermocouple was used and six groups were formed according to the light curing source- 3 Quartz-Tungsten-Halogen (QTH) units and 3 Light-Emitting-Diode (LED) units. For the LED units, three modes of curing like pulse-cure mode, fast mode and ramp mode were used. For in-vivo simulation, 12 caries free human third molar tooth with fused root were used. K-type thermocouple with 1 mm tip diameter was used. Occlusal cavity was prepared, etched, rinsed with water and blot dried; bonding agent was applied and incremental curing of composite was done. Thermal emission for each light curing agent was noted. Temperature rise was very minimal in LED light cure units than in QTH light cure units in both the settings. Temperature rise was minimal at 6mm distance when compared to 3 mm distance. Among the various modes, fast mode produces the less temperature rise. Temperature rise in all the light curing units was well within the normal range of pulpal physiology. Temperature rise caused due to light curing units does not result in irreversible pulpal damage.
Article: Spiral CT diagnosis and endodontic management of an anatomically variant palatal root with two canals in a maxillary first molar[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: This case report presents the endodontic management of an anatomically variant palatal root with 2 canals (Vertucci type II) in a maxillary first molar, which was confirmed with the help of spiral computed tomography (SCT). This serves to remind clinicians that such anatomic variations should be taken into account during the endodontic treatment of maxillary molars and highlights the invaluable aid of the SCT in accurate diagnosis and in negotiating the complex morphologic variations in root canals, thus enabling successful endodontic management.
Article: Evaluation of the effect of surface moisture on dentinal tensile bond strength to dentine adhesive: An in vitro study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: To evaluate the effect of surface moisture on dentinal tensile bond strength. Forty freshly extracted caries free, unrestored human mandibular molars were selected. The occlusal surfaces of each tooth were ground to prepare flat dentin surfaces at a depth of 1.5 mm. Following acid etching with 37% phosphoric acid for 15 sec, they were randomly grouped, with ten specimens in each: Group I - Over wet, Group II - Blot dry, Group III- One second dry, Group IV- Over dry. Each group was treated with a single bond adhesive system (3M ESPE) as per manufacturer's instructions. Blocks or cylinders of composite resin were built up using Teflon mould and cured. Tensile bond strengths were tested using Instron universal testing machine. The results were statistically analyzed. The mean tensile bond strength values of group II, Blot dry was highest and statistically significant (P<0.001). After acid etching and rinsing blot drying provided consistently better bond strength.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: This case report presents a relatively uncommon clinical case of a mandibular premolar with two roots and three canals. The possibility of additional root canals should be considered even in teeth with a low frequency of abnormal root canal anatomy. Sound knowledge of root canal anatomy, appropriate assessment of the pulp chamber floor, critical interpretation of radiographs and high-magnification examinations are highly desirable to achieve the best possible outcome in complicated root canal therapy.
Article: Antifungal Efficacy of 5.25% Sodium Hypochlorite, 2% Chlorhexidine Gluconate, and 17% EDTA With and Without an Antifungal Agent[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the efficacy of 5.25% sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl), 2% chlorhexidine gluconate (CHX), and 17% EDTA as a final irrigant with and without the inclusion of an antifungal agent (1% clotrimazole) on Candida albicans. Sixty-five single-rooted instrumented and inoculated with a suspension of C. albicans. The experimental specimens were divided into two groups. The irrigant group was divided into three subgroups and irrigated with 5.25% NaOCl, 2% CHX, and 17% EDTA, respectively. The irrigant with antifungal group was divided into three subgroups and irrigated with 5.25% NaOCl, 2% CHX, and 17% EDTA respectively followed by 1% clotrimazole. Aliquots from the experimental teeth were plated on 4% Sabouraud agar (Tital Biotech, Delhi, India), and the colony-forming units (CFUs) were evaluated under light microscopy (400x). NaOCl, 5.25%, exhibited superior antifungal efficacy compared with 2% CHX and 17% EDTA (p < 0.001). On inclusion of 1% clotrimazole, there was a significant decrease in the CFU (p < 0.001); 5.25% NaOCl and 2% CHX with clotrimazole showed significantly greater antifungal properties than 17% EDTA with clotrimazole (p < 0.001). One percent of clotrimazole proved to be effective against C. albicans when used along with root canal irrigants as a final rinse.
Article: Endodontic management of a mandibular first molar with three distal canals confirmed with the aid of spiral computerized tomography: A case report[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Identification and treatment of extra canals is the cornerstone to successful endodontic practice. Over the years, many diagnostic aids have evolved to facilitate the clinician in detection of hidden canals and to familiarize with the internal radicular anatomy. This case report highlights the rare incidence of 3 canals in the distal root of a permanent mandibular first molar. A spiral computerized tomography scan was used as a noninvasive diagnostic tool to confirm the diagnosis.
Article: Effect of glass-ionomer cement as an intra-canal barrier in post space prepared teeth: An in vitro study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: To evaluate the bacterial microleakage across remaining Gutta-percha in teeth prepared for post space with and without the use of an intracanal glass ionomer barrier. Forty freshly extracted intact human mandibular premolars with single canal were instrumented, obturated with Gutta-percha and AH plus sealer and post spaces were created. Teeth were assigned into experimental groups as follows: Group I - 3 mm of Gutta-percha, Group II - 4 mm of Gutta-percha, Group III - 3 mm of Gutta-percha with 1 mm of Vitrebond as barrier, Group IV - 4 mm of Gutta-percha with 1mm of Vitrebond as barrier. The roots were suspended in Rogosa SL broth and 50 mul of lyophilized Lactobacilli Casei was inoculated as the microbial marker. The mean days taken for the broth to turn turbid were tabulated. The values were statistically analyzed using one way ANOVA and Tukey's HSD test. At the end of 64 days, the mean and standard deviation of the number of days for the broth to turn turbid was: Group I - 20.50, (SD - 3.96). Group II - 25.43, (SD - 4.83), Group III - 38.63, (SD - 9.36), and Group IV - 53.50, (SD - 11.15) Vitrebond could be used as an intracanal barrier to provide a superior coronal seal in teeth requiring post and core.
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Channel 4 Daytime Development
Our development is focused mainly on two areas:
1. Shows that play at 5/5.30pm: almost all will be half hours; either self-contained or stripped.
2. Ad funded formats that can be produced either in volume for late morning or for weekend slots.
1. 5.00/5.30pm shows
This is a key slot. The available audience is rising as people come in from work or turn on the TV after a day in the house/with kids.
But it's also a busy time of day, a portion of viewers will be dipping in and out of shows; so programmes need to be simple to follow, with very easily recognisable format beats.
An entertaining, upbeat, tone is key: viewers are winding down so they don't want anything too heavy/too consumer based. The C4 audience at this time of day does skew younger than other channels, but not as young as in peak (and there is a lot of shared viewing), so ideas shouldn't focus on one demographic to the exclusion of others
We're unlikely to commission subjects that are covered extensively by other channels or C4 earlier in the day (so worth steering away from property for instance; and magazine shows). Also, it's hard to launch shows in areas that are very well-served in peak: for instance food is hard because viewers are so well served by the likes of Bake Off, Masterchef, The Great British Menu etc. In these kinds of areas, ideas have to be really distinct and offer a final outcome that will match up with viewers' expectations of the genre.
We're currently experimenting with a variety of ideas that take us away from our traditional areas, so our next round of development is focusing on evolving our current output, rather than going into radically different areas. We are also open to ideas that revive genres that have been popular in the past, but aren't currently on air in daytime.
Come Dine With Me, Four in a Bed and Coach Trip have all worked well for us. We would like to supplement these with new ideas that make the most of these very C4 sensibilities – eclectic casts, humour, daily reveals and simple formats that are easy to replicate in volume. The key will be finding new format beats that don't replicate these shows' peer review formats, in areas that are accessible to a broad demographic.
In the same vein, what worlds can we dip into where we can add a light competitive format to people's real (possibly professional) lives. We've tried Shipping Wars, the world of auction surfers – what other areas of activity can we get into where we can turn people's professions, passions or pastimes into a daily or weekly competition?
We are also interested in real worlds that show-case a recurring cast's talents and skills. The things they do will delight and amaze viewers across the spectrum. We'll be able to lightly format ideas that push them to their limits, but still produce a series of visually amazing or emotionally dramatic reveals.
Alternatively, the recurring characters will be faced with tough situations or demanding customers to tackle. Or the contributors might be from worlds where everything they deal with has an intrinsically interesting story behind it and the decisions they take provide a natural narrative to the show.
Either way, viewers will want to come back every day to see whether the core central cast succeed or fail.
Away from all of this, Channel 4 in the past at 5pm has had success with studio shows. Is there a way of re-visiting this area with some exceptional talent who would naturally draw an audience? (But not as pure chat/one-on-one celebrity interview)
Another potential starting point is people's taste. People have different ways of doing things (from property to cars; B & Bs to holidays) – the more unusual, outrageous or obscure, the more viewers will talk about them and want to see more. So are there areas that we don't currently exploit that could be ripe for turning into a format in some way?
We've had success with Couples Come Dine With Me: partly through the show examining the fun and tension when couples have to work together in pressure situations. Are there other pressure points in the domestic arena which can be turned into formats? How do you examine domestic relations (not just between partners, but in-laws and across the generations) in a fun way that is also accessible to all viewers?
2. Brand funded shows
We have a partnerships team that is in regular contact with potential brand funders, so we are looking at a small number of ideas for a late morning slot.
However, we are open to more ideas that might be backed by brands. But extra funding is vital: so if you are pitching into this slot, don't just bring us the idea – we need potential interest from an ad funder as well.
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Catalog 2015-2016 > College of Natural and Health Sciences > Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics > Biochemistry > Four-Year Degree Plan for Major in Biochemistry, B.S. - ACS-Certified, ASBMB-Accredited
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Note that this is a sample four-year plan. There are other course sequences that will allow a student to graduate within four years as long as prerequisite courses are taken in the proper sequence. This sample plan does not guarantee course availability, and adjustments to students' plans may be necessary if they are unable to take specific courses during specific semesters. Students who are placed into lower level FYW, MAT or other prerequisite courses will need to adjust their four-year plans accordingly. Similarly, students who bring in Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment or transfer credit for courses will need to adjust their four-year plans. A minimum of a 2.0 GPA both overall and in the major is required for graduation. In addition to major requirements, all components of the Baccalaureate Experience must be completed in order to graduate.
Humanities/Fine Arts: (W)
CHE 232, CHE 233L (W), CHE 310: Grade "C" or better
Social Science: (IG) (NW)
CHE 234, CHE 235L (W), CHE 245: Grade "C" or better
CHE 320, CHE 320L, CHE 352, CHE 353L: Grade "C" or better
Humanities/Fine Arts: (A)
1 credit of CHE 451 should be taken
2 credits of CHE 451 should be taken
General Elective: (IG) (NW)
Total Credit Hours: 125
Note: The math requirement and natural science component of the Baccalaureate Experience are fulfilled by courses in the above sequence (i.e., BIO 198, CHE 152, MAT 260).
MAT 262, BIO 350 and BIO 360 are strongly recommended for the biochemistry major. BIO 199, as a part of the biology lower-core curriculum, is required as a prerequisite for all upper-level biology courses.