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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 17, 2005
|Filing date
|Jun 11, 2002
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|Jun 11, 2002
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|Jimmie Kert
|Original Assignee
|Cms-Dental Aps
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (32), Classifications (4), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The inventions described below relate to a curing apparatus for photocurable dental compositions. In particular, the inventions relate to a curing apparatus for photocurable dental compositions using a light emitting diode (LED) proximate to the composition to be cured. These tools are in particularly used by dentists for curing materials in dental prostheses. Further, the inventions relate to a method of curing photocurable dental prosthesis in a patient's tooth, in which a plurality of LEDs is positioned proximate to the prosthesis.
Light cured polymeric materials are widely used in the field of dentistry for adhesion, sealing and restoration, and may be cured or hardened upon exposure to a source of radiation. Such photoactive materials are cured generally when exposed to a specific radiation spectrum depending on the type of photoactivator being used, and most commonly, a photo-activated chemical reaction is initiated by the application of a high intensity blue light having a wavelength of 400-500 nanometer.
Photocurable dental materials are a convenience to the dentist as curing processes can be initiated when desired. For example, an amount of photocurable filling material is properly placed in a tooth cavity. A source of light next to the tooth cavity is then positioned proximate to the material and activated to initiate polymerization and subsequent curing of the composition to secure the repair.
The first generation of photocured dental materials were hardened by the application of concentrated beams of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Apparatuses for producing concentrated beams of UV radiation are known from e.g. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,112,335 and 4,229,658. Later, visible light curable dental materials were used and dental radiation guns for producing concentrated visible light were provided like that disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,385,344. However, a relatively high divergence of about 25 degrees of the light beam from such visible light sources reduces penetration into the dental prosthesis material, leading to their relative inefficiency and unreliability for photo-curing dental materials that are thicker than about two millimeters.
Photocurable dental materials have also been developed that are hardened by exposure to radiant energy in a pre-selected spectral range. Typically, a photo-activated chemical reaction in many photo-curable dental materials is initiated by application of a high intensity blue light having a wavelength of 400-500 nanometers. Since the light sources employed typically produce the entire visible light spectrum as well as some non-visible radiation, a reflector is coated to reflect only visible light, and the filters are selected to substantially block non-visible radiation and visible light other than blue light in the range of 400-500 nanometers, in order to produce the desired range of radiation, as shown for example in U.S. Pat. No. 5,147,204.
A disadvantage of the curing apparatuses of the prior art discussed above is that the majority of the light produced by the curing apparatuses is in an ineffective wavelength, and consequently, most of the light supplied to the teeth is simply dissipated as heat. This is not desirable as the pulp in the teeth is very sensitive to heat.
Laser-based radiation sources have also been employed, using for example, a Nd YAG laser producing radiation at a wavelength of about 1060 nanometers, in combination with a frequency doubling material as disclosed for example in U.S. Pat. No. 5,885,082. In the instance that a laser source is used, the beam must be de-focused to cover the area being cured and this is done by varying by hand the distance between the dental composition and the laser dental gun.
More recently, LED light sources have been used to provide a high intensity light nearly exclusively in the effective wavelength, e.g. about 470 nanometers, as shown in for example U.S. Pat. No. 6,318,996, EP-1 090 608, and JP-2000-070292.
A disadvantage with these prior art curing lights is that the LEDs cannot effectively be brought close enough to the material to be cured in order to obtain a sufficient curing depth. Further, the tip of the light guides used is relatively small, so that only an area of about 0.3 cm2 can effectively be exposed to radiation. Thus, it is difficult to treat a larger dental prosthesis evenly.
The devices and methods described below provide for easy placement of a light source in a dental patient's mouth, so that resinous fillings and restorations (prostheses) can be cured and hardened by the light. A light emitting apparatus is provided in a form which can be placed in close proximity to a photocurable dental prosthesis. The light emitting apparatus includes an array of light sources, preferably light emitting diodes. The LED arrays may be covered with a coating that is transparent to the light emitted by the light sources, and this coating may formed into a lens. The array of light sources may be fixed on an L-shaped or U-shaped frame which is held in place with a shaft which is rotatably secured to the frame. The frame may instead be fixed to a biting surface or biting cup which the patient holds in place by biting on the surface or cup so as to engage the surface or cup with the teeth opposing the tooth which is being repaired.
In the following detailed portion of the present description, the inventions will be explained in more detail with reference to the exemplary embodiments shown in the drawings, in which
In the following detailed description, the inventions will be described by the preferred embodiments. In
A rod 15 extends from a distal part of the handle 10 to a ball joint 17. The joint may, however, also be of a type with more- or with fewer degrees of freedom such as, i.e. a flexible shaft or a pivot joint (not shown). As best shown in
As best shown in
Typically, the circuit board 27 has a width of 1 cm and a length of 1 cm. The circuit board 29 has typically a width of 1 cm and a length of 0.5 cm. At the connection between the two circuit boards 27,29 their width is preferably equal. The width and the length of the circuit boards 27,29 is chosen such that they at least cover the extent of the dental prosthesis 40 to be cured, and preferably, at least cover the extent of the complete tooth in which the prosthesis 40 is placed. Variations to the above mentioned size for the circuit boards 27,29 are possible, i.e. for treating dental prostheses of different sizes. Typically, premolar teeth can be treated with a LED carrier 20 with smaller wings 26,28 and large molar teeth may require a LED carrier 20 with larger wings.
The angle between the wings 26,28 is shown to be about 90�, but it may have any angle between 80 to 100�. The wings may perhaps be fixed at more acute or obtuse angles for treating prostheses of uncommon dimensions. The optimum angle depends on the relative position of the dental prosthesis 40 to be cured and on the shape of the tooth containing the prosthesis to be cured.
The printed circuit boards 27,29 are provided with a plurality of surface mounted LEDs 30. The LEDs 30 are evenly distributed over the circuit boards 27,29 so that a uniform radiation intensity is obtained. An example of an LED useful in practicing the present inventions is manufactured by Toyoda Gosei Co. Ltd, part no E1S03-AB1A7-02. These LEDs emit radiation in the range of about 465 to about 470 nanometer with an output of 44 milicandela and are operated with maximum 3,9 volt and 20 miliampere. Fifty LEDs of this type are mounted per cm2 of circuit board. The radiation intensity at the top surface of the clear coating 32,33 is about 135 mw/cm2. Other suitable light sources may be used, such as semiconductor laser diodes or any other miniature light source which can dispersed over the circuit boards and can be safely used within the mouth.
The handle 10 is held by the operator, typically a dentist, and the LED carrier 20 is placed in the oral cavity proximate the tooth containing the prosthesis 40 to be treated. The prosthesis 40 may be a filling, overlay, cap, crown or other restoration material, referred to as a prosthesis, which is designed to be formed within the mouth and cured or hardened after installation. The connection rod 15 will protrude at least partially from the oral cavity and the LED carrier 20 is rotated relative to the rod 15 into a suitable position proximate the dental prosthesis 40 to be cured. The LED carrier 20 is preferably placed such that the smallest distance between the surface of the clear coating 32,33 and the surface of the prosthesis 40 is less than 2 mm. On premolar teeth the LED carrier 20 is usually placed as shown in FIG. 3. On molar teeth the LED carrier 20 is typically placed as shown in FIG. 4. with the long wing 28 opposite the occlusal surface and the short wing 26 disposed in opposing relation to the buccal or lingual surface of the tooth. Often, a dental prosthesis 40 is located on a corner of a tooth. In such a case, the LED carrier 20 can be placed such that the prosthesis 40 is radiated from two sides, as shown in
A second preferred embodiment of the inventions is shown with reference to
As best shown in
The LED carrier 50 is placed by an operator, usually a dentist, as shown, on a tooth containing a prosthesis 40 to be cured and the patient holds the LED carrier 50 in place between the tooth containing a prosthesis 40 to be treated and an opposite tooth. When the LED carrier 50 is properly placed, the LEDs 60 are powered for approximately 10 to 30 seconds to cure the dental material and the LED carrier 50 is removed. The procedure is repeated to build up a prosthesis 40 layer by layer.
FIG. 9. shows a further preferred embodiment of the curing apparatus. The LED carrier 50 is in principal the same as the lab LED carrier 20 described above, i.e. with a longer wing 52 and a shorter wing 53, build up of circuit boards 54,55 with substantially the same surface mounted LEDs 60 under a clear a covering 62,63. The clear covering may be provided in addition to the coating 32,33 shown in
Although the present inventions have been described in detail for purpose of illustration, it is understood that such detail is solely for that purpose, and variations can be made therein by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the inventions.
Thus, while the preferred embodiments of the devices and methods have been described in reference to the environment in which they were developed, they are merely illustrative of the principles of the inventions. Other embodiments and configurations may be devised without departing from the spirit of the inventions and the scope of the appended claims.
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|Clark David J
|Devices And A Seamless, Single Load, Injection Molded Cavity Preparation And Filling Technique
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|Jul 30, 2009
|Clark David J
|Dental Matrix Devices Specific To Anterior Teeth, and Injection Molded Filling Techniques and Devices
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|Jul 30, 2009
|Uriel Yarovesky
|Process for making a dental restoration and resultant apparatus
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|Thermoelectric cooling for increased brightness in a white light l.e.d. illuminator
|Oct 13, 2010
|Jun 23, 2011
|Alexander Artsyukhovich
|Photonic lattice LEDs for ophthalmic illumination
|Nov 17, 2010
|Jun 23, 2011
|Alexander Artsyukhovich
|Bichromatic white ophthalmic illuminator
|Dec 6, 2010
|Jun 23, 2011
|Smith Ronald T
|Enhanced LED illuminator
|Mar 19, 2010
|Sep 22, 2011
|Artsyukhovich Alexander N
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 17, 2002
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Lost: LA X
I'm not going to write a full review of each Lost episode, otherwise this place will be consumed by all things Lost. So I'll just bullet-point some reactionary thoughts to what I made of it all.
- Flash-sideways seems to be the name of the game, and we've got two realities progressing simultaneously. On island (where they didnt change anything) and off island (where the plane never crashed)
- A pretty awesome season opener. Plenty of twisty shit and a lot happened, but they kept the focus mostly on the long-term characters. Jack, Locke, Sawyer and Kate are who its been about since the beginning and each had a major part in this episode.
- Still think the black smoke is crappy CGI, but liked the scene anyway. Kind of guessed it, but New Locke being smoke monster is quite cool.
- Speaking of which, am loving evil Locke and Terry O Quinn brought his game to this episode. The scene he shared with Jack at the airport and even more his Evil-Locke giving dead Locke a eulogy to the humbled Ben were some of the best pieces of acting this show has ever seen. Plus the dropping of Richard via ethereal kung-fu. I mean come on.
- I liked Jack in these episodes a bit more then I used to, particularly in the off island time line. I haven't been Matthew Fox's biggest fan through the years but he's maturing in the role.
- The 'You got it blondie' line totally ruined Juliet's death. What a shocking clunker. And as much as I like Josh Holloway, that was fucking awful man.
- Speaking of which, notable deaths in this episode:
Sayid (for about ten minutes)
Bram ( That dude got fucked up. Impaled by bad CGI is a hell of a way to go)
- Loved the scenes on the plane. Nostalgic heaven. Boone! Arzt! Charlie etc.
- The new others are quite cool too, although a little one dimensional. But that's necessary with so little time left. Hiroyuki Sanada and John Hawkes are both actors I enjoy and are good additions to the show.
- I like that this season is setting up to be a straight up good vs evil thing. I think the final year should and has to be simpler then previous in order to cram everything in.
- Glad Sayid got resurrected. Dude is awesome.
- Very good set-up episode, well written, set out the structure of this new year clearly and promises to take this show to some interesting places.
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AMRI Hospitals
Ray S.,Amri Hospitals
Indian heart journal | Year: 2010
The angiographic demonstration of thrombus laden LAD in a ventilated young man with IABP (to combat cardiogenic shock) demanded thrombosuction. Following thrombosuction no significant lesion was visible that could have mandated PTCA-Stenting. Follow-up coronary angiography in this hyperhomocysteinaemic young subject after one and a half month revealed normal coronaries. Thrombosuction alone unaccompanied by any other additional intervention is infrequently reported.
Todi S.,AMRI Hospitals
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine | Year: 2014
Glycemic control targets in intensive care units (ICUs) have three distinct domains. Firstly, excessive hyperglycemia needs to be avoided. The upper limit of this varies depending on the patient population studied and diabetic status of the patients. Surgical patients particularly cardiac surgery patients tend to benefit from a lower upper limit of glycemic control, which is not evident in medically ill patient. Patient with premorbid diabetic status tends to tolerate higher blood sugar level better than normoglycemics. Secondly, hypoglycemia is clearly detrimental in all groups of critically ill patient and all measures to avoid this catastrophe need to be a part of any glycemic control protocol. Thirdly, glycemic variability has increasingly been shown to be detrimental in this patient population. Glycemic control protocols need to take this into consideration and target to reduce any of the available metrics of glycemic variability. Newer technologies including continuous glucose monitoring techniques will help in titrating all these three domains within a desirable range.
Sinha R.,Vision Care Hospital |
Bhakta A.,AMRI Hospitals
Indian Journal of Nephrology | Year: 2012
Extended spectrum beta lactamase (ESBL) producing bacteria that are capable of hydrolyzing even third generation cephalosporin are emerging as a potent threat. We report a seven-year-old child on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis, who developed ESBL producing Klebsiella pneumoniae peritonitis. The bacterium was resistant to the usual intraperitoneal antibiotics. We successfully treated the child with intravenous meropenem along with oral cotrimoxazole. The case highlights the menace of ESBL peritonitis, as also a need for the development of guidelines for such a scenario, which is becoming increasingly common in India.
Sinha B.,AMRI Hospitals |
Ghosal S.,Nightingale
Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research and Reviews | Year: 2013
Over the last few years a number of important drugs like rofecoxib, Rosiglitazone, and Gatifloxacin (in diabetics) have lost their position in disease management. The newest controversy revolves around Pioglitazone, a thiozolidindione, which improves insulin sensitivity and is reputed to have cardioprotective actions, but is riddled with several controversies related to weight gain, distal fractures of long bones, recent reports of bladder cancer and others. There are now new groups of drugs, which have been introduced with stringent FDA approval. These include DPP-4 inhibitors, GLP-1 analogues and bromocriptine (old wine in a new bottle). Early in 2013 we are also looking at the launch of another new agent-SGLT-2 inhibitors. These newer agents are associated with not only a significant glucose lowering effect but also positive extra-glycemic benefits principally in the areas of hypoglycemia and weight gain. This raises a very important question-do we really need such a controversial agent when such a plethora of agents are available to us with possibly better metabolic profile than Pioglitazone? This review addresses this highly contentious area dissecting the pros and cons as we see it. © 2013 Diabetes India. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Ghosal S.,Nightingale |
Sinha B.,AMRI Hospitals
Journal of Diabetes Research | Year: 2016
The issue related to macrovascular outcomes and intensive glycemic control was hotly debated after the publication of landmark trials like ACCORD, ADVANCE, and VADT. The only benefits seem to come from intervening early on in the disease process as indicated by the 10-year UKPDS follow-up. To complicate matters USFDA made it mandatory for modern drugs to conduct cardiovascular safety trials in high-risk populations after the 2008 rosiglitazone scare. This led to all the modern group of drugs designing cardiovascular safety trials (gliptins, GLP-1 agonists, and SGLT-2 inhibitors) to meet USFDA regulatory requirements. We saw publication of the first 2 randomized trials with gliptins published a year and a half back. On the face value SAVOR TIMI and EXAMINE satisfied the primary composite CV end-points. However, issues related to significant increase in heart failure and all-cause 7-day on-treatment mortality created a lot of confusion. FDA reanalysis of these data (especially SAVOR) raises a lot of doubts as far as CV safety of these groups of drugs was concerned. Hence, all eyes were on TECOS, which was published this year. We take a microscopic look at these trials trying to understand where we stand as from now on this issue. © 2016 Samit Ghosal and Binayak Sinha.
Majumdar A.,AMRI Hospitals
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine | Year: 2010
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common sequel of sepsis in the intensive care unit. It is being suggested that sepsis-induced AKI may have a distinct pathophysiology and identity. Availability of biomarkers now enable us to detect AKI as early as four hours after it's inception and may even help us to delineate sepsis-induced AKI. Protective strategies such as preferential use of vasopressin or prevention of intra-abdominal hypertension may help, in addition to the other global management strategies of sepsis. Pharmacologic interventions have had limited success, may be due to their delayed usage. Newer developments in extracorporeal blood purification techniques may proffer effects beyond simple replacement of renal function, such as metabolic functions of the kidney or modulation of the sepsis cascade.
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Sarkar B.,AMRI Hospitals |
Holla R.,Narayana Hrudayalaya |
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Sujatha N.,Government General Hospital
British Journal of Radiology | Year: 2012
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to demonstrate quality assurance checks for accuracy of gantry speed and position, dose rate and multileaf collimator (MLC) speed and position for a volumetric modulated arc treatment (VMAT) modality (Synergy® S; Elekta, Stockholm, Sweden), and to check that all the necessary variables and parameters were synchronous. Methods: Three tests (for gantry position-dose delivery synchronisation, gantry speed-dose delivery synchronisation and MLC leaf speed and positions) were performed. Results: The average error in gantry position was 0.5° and the average difference was 3 MU for a linear and a parabolic relationship between gantry position and delivered dose. In the third part of this test (sawtooth variation), the maximum difference was 9.3 MU, with a gantry position difference of 1.2°. In the sweeping field method test, a linear relationship was observed between recorded doses and distance from the central axis, as expected. In the open field method, errors were encountered at the beginning and at the end of the delivery arc, termed the "beginning" and "end" errors. For MLC position verification, the maximum error was -2.46 mm and the mean error was 0.0153±0.4668 mm, and 3.4% of leaves analysed showed errors of >±1 mm. Conclusion: This experiment demonstrates that the variables and parameters of the Synergy® S are synchronous and that the system is suitable for delivering VMAT using a dynamic MLC. © 2012 The British Institute of Radiology.
Ghosh S.,AMRI Hospitals |
Bhattacharya M.,AMRI Hospitals |
Dhar S.,AMRI Hospitals
Indian Journal of Dermatology | Year: 2011
Churg-Strauss syndrome (CSS) is a rare granulomatous necrotizing small vessel vasculitis characterized by the presence of asthma, sinusitis, and hypereosinophilia. The cause of this allergic angiitis and granulomatosis is unknown. Other common manifestations are pulmonary infiltrates, skin, gastrointestinal, and cardiovascular involvement. No data have been reported regarding the role of immune complexes or cell mediated mechanisms in this disease, although autoimmunity is evident with the presence hypergammaglobulinemia, increased levels of IgE and Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (positive in 40%). We report the case of a 27-year-old lady presenting with painful swelling of predominantly lower limbs with extensive vesicles and ecchymotic patches and fever shortly after stopping systemic steroids taken for a prolonged duration (2002-2010). The aim of this case report is to point to the possibility of CSS in patients presenting with extensive skin lesions masquerading as Stevens-Johnson Syndrome/Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome (SJS/TENS).
Todi S.,AMRI Hospitals |
Bhattacharya M.,AMRI Hospitals
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine | Year: 2014
Background: Acute hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia and glycemic variability (GV) have been found to be the three principal domains of glycemic control, which can adversely affect patient outcome. GV may be the confounding factor in tight glycemic control trials in surgical and medical patient. Objective: This study was conducted to establish if there was any relationship between GV and intensive care unit (ICU) mortality in the Indian context. Study Design: A retrospective review of a large cohort of prospectively collected database. Setting: Adult Medical/Surgical/Trauma/Neuro ICU of a tertiary care hospital. Patient Population: All patients who had four or more blood glucose measured during the ICU stay. Outcome: ICU mortality. Result: 2208 patients with a total of 11,335 blood glucose values were analyzed. GV measured by the standard deviation (SD) of mean blood glucose and glycemic lability index (GLI), both were significantly (P < 0.001) associated with ICU mortality. This relationship was maintained (odds ratio (OR): 2.023, 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.483-2.758) even after excluding patients with hypoglycemia (<60 mg/dl). Patients with blood glucose values in the euglycemic range but highest SD had higher mortality (54%) compared to mortality (24%) in patients above the euglycemic range. Similarly patients with blood sugar values below the average for study cohort and high GLI, another marker of GV had higher mortality (OR: 5.62, CI: 3.865-8.198) than compared to patients in the hyperglycemic range, reflecting the importance of GV as a prognostic marker in patients with blood sugar in the euglycemic range. Conclusion: This study demonstrated that high glucose variability is associated with increased ICU mortality in a large heterogeneous cohort of ICU patients. This effect was particularly evident among patients in the euglycemic range.
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Type: | Journal: Diabetes & metabolic syndrome | Year: 2017
Lipid modification holds the key to effective secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD). However there is a controversy on whether its all about targeting specific lipid sub fractions to a particular level or a direct effect of the agent(s) used or both. This review intends to look into these important issues from an evidence-based perspective. What is the appropriate timing of testing for lipid profile after a cardiovascular event? What is the rationale behind initiating with a high dose statin after an acute coronary event? What is the role of targeting lipid sub fractions beside LDL cholesterol? Is there any role for non-statin based therapy after an acute cardiovascular event? What constitutes a long-term lipid modification strategy in patients post CVD? These are very important questions, which needs to be addressed adequately as well as scientifically. The secondary CVD preventive strategies form a lipid perspective, which requires a thorough review.


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3rdAnnual Saratoga Springs Library
Golf Tournament
4 Man Scramble
This year's event will be held Friday, August 3rd at the challenging Talons Cove Golf Club in Saratoga Springs, Utah. Enjoy a complete program of special events, 18 holes of golf (including cart), lunch, door prizes for each player, and various awards...
Great door prizes
Mulligan Opportunities
Longest drive contests
Closest to the pin challenge
There will be an awards presentation directly after golf at
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Story Time
Story time continues through July except on the 24th. Join us in the City Council Chambers upstairs from the library, Tuesdays at 10am. The library will open at 9:45am for your returns and will be open following Story Time so you can borrow books.
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All 26 movie Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Oh mah gawd...
Easily one of the most funniest things I've ever had the pleasure of watching.
Bless you, sirs... :'D
Yotam plays Portal 2
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I found this to be pretty damn funny since I did the exact same thing while playing the game :P
Loved the animation...was short n' sweet. Just good all around. Keep it up man :)
Leo & Satan IV
Rated 5 / 5 stars
...the greatest thing in the history of forever.
I don't even need to explain why.
Why Terry is Gay
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Oh god...
I had to pick myself off the floor from laughing so hard just to say that that was probably the most hilarious thing I've seen in a long time...
This flash is genius.
The Greatest Newgrounder!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This guy is so awesome!
(Nice little joke. I lol'd)
Problem vs Power
Rated 5 / 5 stars
LOL...that was awesome!
Loved the animation style and the message. I watched it 3 times over!
You should make more of these fun little shorts. I really enjoy them!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Pretty trippy
I'm not really into stuff this crazy but I thought it was pretty cool.
I'm guessing that the point you are trying to prove is that drugs are bad for you and they can lead to your death, but idk...I'm just trying to sound smart here :P
Great job anyway. 4/5
In front of the Tree
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Really cool!
At first, I thought that this was going to be a poorly animated and boring flash, I actually enjoyed it by the time it was over! It was funny and it had some cool sticks fights, but it didn't have a main plot and it ended kind of randomly, which I didn't like.
But overall, great job! I can tell you worked hard on it! :)
TmsT's "Spy & Pyro"
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I was not expecting the ending at all. It made me laugh pretty hard, though. You really got creative with this. You earned a 5 from me! Great job and keep up the good work!
Epic Beard Man
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I was not expecting that!
The ending surprised me and made me piss my pants! And the black guy's insults just made everything better! Great job!


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Although the concept of a regional fare collection system is still somewhat uncharted territory, some transit agencies are tackling it head on, while others are taking a wait-and-see attitude.
The benefits, however, are clear. Participating transit agencies can share fare-collection costs and provide customers with a seamless payment system that reduces confusion and enhances the potential for increased ridership.
"If everyone in the region is using one clearinghouse, for example, you only have to set it up once, which is more cost effective," says Andrew Meiman, an associate with McLean, Va.-based consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton.
An even broader benefit for regional systems includes the cost savings accrued by going away from a paper and cash system to a smart card-based system. "You don't have to count money anymore," Meiman says. The whole cycle of paper-based fare media, which includes generating it, distributing it to vendors, collecting any unsold fare media, reconciling it and counting cash from the buses and ticket vending machines, can be eliminated.
Shifting to a smart-card system can also reduce fare fraud. Counterfeit fare media, although perhaps not a significant problem for most agencies, can generate considerable loss of potential revenue. "There's a debatable amount associated with [fraud], but it's real," Meiman says. "It could be a couple to several million dollars a year lost, depending on the size of the agency."
An additional advantage of regional smart-card systems: making the participating transit agencies more attractive to prospective partners. "There's an opportunity to tap into the card marketplace," Meiman says. "A model where a bank issuing its own smart card wants to put the transit application on its card could be realistic."
The increased size of a regional fare-card system also carries weight because partners such as banks and advertisers could reach more people. "Look at L.A. County, for example," Meiman says. "With a half-a-million users, it is more attractive than, say, the MTA on its own." (The MTA is used by approximately 400,000 people each day.)
It's all in the planning
The planning phase of regional smart card programs, especially establishing the guiding principles, is crucial. "You can't shortcut that process, no matter how much you want to jump in and write a specification," Meiman says.
Questions that may arise during this period include whether to outsource the project and whether to create a centralized or decentralized model.
Regional fare-card systems are not a one-size-fits-all concept. "All of these different agencies are approaching this in their own way, and that's OK. I think regions need to do what fits them," Meiman says. "[Transit agencies] are definitely sharing best practices, but they are taking their own approach to make it a success in that region."
Form a committee
Putting into place a structure to deal with the project is the next step. And it's a crucial step because the various political interests in the region need to express their interests. "You need to put together a team that includes key representatives from all participating agencies to make sure that their voices are heard," says Meiman.
Forming a committee is exactly the road that the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) took in the development of its regional fare system. Its "money" committee, formed in 1998, got its name due to the nature of its discussions, which included the movement of money, collection, funds settlement and funds pooling.
"We didn't want to write a technical specification in a vacuum," says MTA Project Manager Jane Matsumoto. It was already understood that L.A.'s project was to be a multimodal, multi-agency system. "We engaged the municipal operators to participate with us in helping define not only the technical specifications with our consultant, but also exploring the regional operating rules and financial clearing system," she says.
Formation of a committee makes for a much more collaborative decision-making process, according to Matsumoto. Although conceptually, the money committee has made some decisions that will be advanced, general managers and executive management will most likely be the official steering committee of high-level policy decisions that are ultimately made, she says.
Paula Faust, transit administration manager for Montebello (Calif.) Bus Lines, represents the municipal operation on the regional committee heading the project. "I don't see how we could have moved forward without forming some sort of body that would be dealing with everything from the hardware purchase to the development of the design of the regional program," Faust says.
"It's important for us at Montebello Bus Lines to retain our fare structure as our own," she says. However, Faust adds that it is also important for decisions about card distribution, funds distribution, card-based management and branding to be handled cooperatively. "There has to be a lot of trust between operators," Faust says. "Working on [the program] has been a good relationship builder."
MTA's universal smart-card project, originally slated to be a magnetic card-based system, will begin a pilot program this year. The municipal operators — Montebello Bus Lines, Norwalk Transit, Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus and others — have signed equipment contracts and will become operational at the end of 2004 through 2005.
Testing the system
Deploying regional pilot programs has helped transit agencies see where there is room for improvement. The San Francisco Bay Area Translink project is one of the emerging regional systems that has fine-tuned its system by setting up pilot programs.
The Translink project got its start in the early 1990s when the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) was mandated by California legislation to facilitate coordination among all the agencies in the Bay Area. Translink was the brand name given to the payment process for the system.
"Given the geographic challenges we have in this area, a lot of passengers find themselves transferring between these transit districts pretty regularly, and it's clearly inconvenient for them to use multiple [fare] instruments," says Russell Driver, project manager for Translink.
During the early stages of the project, magnetic fare-card technology was used by Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and suburban bus operator County Connection (CC) in a pilot program.
"It didn't work out very well," Driver says. But the program taught the MTC a lesson about the importance of an organizational plan for setting up a monetary clearinghouse. The two operations — BART and CC — lacked a set of rules to guide them how to do business together.
"We spent all of our time and effort writing specifications for a device to go on a bus," Driver says. "What we learned was, the rest of the stuff, the clearing operation, doesn't just take care of itself."
Business practices
Next, the MTC hired a financial consultant to develop a set of operating procedures and an organizational plan for setting up a clearinghouse. Upon developing a plan, the MTC decided to rethink the whole project, which led it to a smart card-based program. "We did a comprehensive assessment of what we were doing and why, and what all the operators wanted to get out of it and came out with Translink," Driver says.
While developing the financial rules for the Translink program, the MTC was advised to look to the banking sector as a model. "Don't re-create the rules in terms of your business practices," says Driver. "Build your program's business rules on ideas that are already in use by banks, such as clearing transactions and dealing with multiple parties participating in the same settlement scheme."
From the assessment, it was decided to outsource Translink's fare-collection program. "Accountability and audit ability are requirements for a system where data becomes cash for the participants," Driver says. He adds that the MTC was fortunate enough to get a lot of advice from the banking sector and many forward-thinking operators participating in the program.
Modify existing system
Rather than invest in new equipment, some agencies working to regionalize fare collection are making changes to existing fare media to accommodate passengers traveling between modes. Chicago's Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) — the financial planning and oversight agency for the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Metra and PACE suburban bus service — is developing a plan to modify existing fare media used on all three systems to create seamless travel.
RTA is proposing to affix a flash pass to the back of CTA's current electronic farecard, which will increase mobility for the patrons transferring between the three systems. "We are taking this one step at a time," says RTA spokesman Dave Loveday. "We don't want to invest in some large-scale expensive technology, where, say, only 10,000 people use it."
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Wow… I never felt like I would EVER be the one to give PKU advice because I always feel like I'm asking for it! *L* My daughter Sammy is almost two now. She likes the gerber fruit chews. They are not chewy like normal fruit chews and they are only 2 grams of phe per packet. Sammy also ate the gerber puffs and wagon wheels. Just make sure you buy the veggie ones and not the cheese. As far as breakfast goes, we feed her 1/2 cup of fruity pebbles which is only 27grams of phe. Which is not really a finger food, but at first we were feeding it to her. We also buy manderine oranges in the little cups. You drain the juice and then she can just eat the oranges as is.I know it's a bit early, but they make special PKU food that you can order. One of our grocery stores here in Florida orders it for us but you can also do it online. Sammy REALLY loves the PKU cheese but it's a little high in phe, 29 grams per slice.Hope this helps! Let me know if you want more info, I could keep going! *L*
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There's been some conjecture, I guess, about Markelle Fultz's athleticism. This should put that to rest:
Markelle Fultz SportsScience avoiding dodgeballs to get to the rim pic.twitter.com/pnf4sx3G92
— ryon #PJStrong (@r_saunds_21) June 18, 2017
I've been hearing from a few places that in addition to Lakers pick there are some parameters on '19 Kings pick Cs would get from Phi.
— Adam Himmelsbach (@AdamHimmelsbach) June 18, 2017
This is in addition to reporting from Saturday night that the Sixers would send the Celtics the Lakers' pick next year if it falls between 2-5, and if not they'll send them the Kings' 2019 pick. Throw protections on that one as well? This deal is looking better and better.
Before trading for No. 1 pick, were rumblings amongst league execs Sixers would be aggressive JJ Redick suitors in FA. Imagine that spikes.
— Jake Fischer (@JakeLFischer) June 18, 2017
This is the name we're going to be hearing now. Kyle Lowry is out. I, for one, would love Reddick. He'll likely get overpaid, but unless the Sixers plan on signing two max level free agents next season (LeBron James and Paul George anyone?), then Reddick is plenty affordable and fills the Sixers' most-pressing need– a stud three-point shooter. He'll be 33 this season, but players like that – shooters – age well, and he should, in theory, stick around long enough into the Sixers' window of opportunity. Also, adding a player like Reddick instantly makes the Sixers a playoff team next year, which I think they already are… unless they're waiting to go all-in on Klay Thompson next year:
I think Klay (Thompson) will have to be the guy that they move going forward – @bkdefend on the Warriors needing to move someone
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Saric and whichever extra number one pick the Celtics don't get for Thompson entering the last year of his deal on a team that won't be able to extend him next summer? Yes, please.
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If I could move anywhere, it would be Berlin. Ok, and maybe Cape Town to avoid the Berlin winters. (What can I say, I'm a heat monster). Even then, I still think I would be perfectly happy.
If you are in Berlin (especially in the warmer seasons) you should definitely head south in the city to visit Tempelhof Park. A former airport and US military base - this 300 hectare space was turned into a public park two years after its closure in 2008. And oh how the Berliners love it.
Rumour has it the area was originally considered for development, but the city ended up agreeing to make it a park. This place is a kite surfers paradise - the long runway is still in tact, perfect for kilometres of walking, biking and surfing.
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We walked through the up-and-coming, but already über trendy neighbourhood of Neukölln, and then over to the park. We stayed laying in the sun, before exiting out the North exit and back of to Kreuzberg. It was a long walk, but a great day, very relaxing and we saw so many different parts of the city.
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- Numbers aren't staggering but Gresham is a hard working big who does little things. A year off could help him develop a more skilled offensive game to go with his hard-nosed aspect of his game.


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Our entire Green Team at Climb for Conservation has taken the Buffet Family's Learning by Giving's philanthropy class and we now have comprehensive training in non-profit work and philanthropic giving.
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Virginia "Ginna" Kelly – Founder, Executive Director
Ginna started C4C to inspire others to climb and hike for a good cause! Ginna is formerly the Vice President and Attorney for the renewable energy non-profit AREI, Inc in Aspen, Colorado and was profiled as an "Eco Rock Star" in Origin Magazine. Masters, Yale; Juris Doctor, William & Mary Law School, B.A. & B.S., Virginia Tech.
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New York, New York
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MANSFIELD, Texas, March 29, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Cam-Tech Manufacturing, a division of PCX Aerostructures, LLC, has successfully completed installation of a new state-of-the-art machining center allowing for expanded production of high quality, large format aircraft parts at their Texas facility.
The new T1 Makino 5-Axis machining center allows for added versatility and continued efficiencies, yielding innovative processing of hard alloy components for a variety of aerospace platforms. Boasting a capability envelope of 59" x 51" x 78," the latest capital investment from PCX Aerostructures lends additional strength to their progressive range of capabilities.
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