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Halloween Ghosts & Glitter Gradient Nail Art
Hello lovelies,
Hope you're all well! Thanks to some of you and your great feedback, I've decided that occasionally I will do two posts a day. I produce so much content that by posting just once a day lots of it gets left behind. So this is my second post of the day, a Halloween nail art. Thank you all for your support!
I've opted for a combination of full glitter nails, glitter gradient and ghost nail art.
I have used China Glaze Be Merry, Be Bright (from the new Happy HoliGlaze Collection for Holiday 2013), A England Camelot, white nail art pen from Nails Supreme and Seche Vite topcoat.
Hope you like it and have a great day!
Chloe butcher 11/18/2013 17:43
Hi Lucy are you based in the uk and if so where in the country. Me and my mum love our nails and are loving ur blog! Some of the nails are amazing very talented lady you are x
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 11/18/2013 18:21
Hi Chloe, firstly thank you very much! And yes, I live in UK, in Thanet area (Google will help if you don't know this small area) x
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/31/2013 09:20
Thank you ladies for the awesome comments <3
Tabatha 10/31/2013 03:00
I love your work very inspiring! Your the best at what you do!
Amandah 10/30/2013 23:19
I call this your 'Scream' manicure, as this reminds me of the ghost face from the film Scream, hehe.
Laura, She Who Does Nails 10/25/2013 20:11
Loving the glitter on your beautiful long nails! Plus, that last picture of the bottle is amazing!
Marianthi 10/25/2013 18:56
The glitter over the black is so beautiful!
Painted Fingertips 10/25/2013 09:47
I don't know how you get time for more than one post a day but it's awesome! That's a gorgeous glitter and I love the ghosts :)
Painted Fingertips 10/25/2013 10:03
Aww I know the feeling! I think I just get distracted by a movie or a book too often :)
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/25/2013 10:01
Or maybe you just have richer life :) I've moved to UK so I don't really have any friends to go out with so I'm just doing nails all the time :)
Painted Fingertips 10/25/2013 09:57
Haha me neither but I can still only get out a few posts a week! Maybe I am just slow at nail art since I'm still a beginner :-)
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/25/2013 09:52
It's easy - I don't have kids yet :D :D
maRyya 10/24/2013 22:19
awesome mani :)
Leelo R 10/24/2013 21:55
Wow! So pretty!
Jayna 10/24/2013 19:22
I love the glitter gradient! It's so pretty! :)
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/24/2013 19:27
Thank you very much!
Nailz Craze 10/24/2013 19:12
Awesome mani, and WOW for the last macro shot! ;)
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/24/2013 19:27
Thank you xx
Shannon 10/24/2013 18:53
Where do you find the time to do so many amazing things to your impeccable nails???? You rock! With great respect, Shannon
Lucy s Stash Nail Art 10/24/2013 19:10
Thank you Shannon. Well I basically spend all my free time otside work to do something about blog. It is very consuming but I enjoy it so it's ok :)
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This is just a quick draft that I'll expand later tonight…
To keep this simple, I'll use "thread" here in a sense that is synonymous with "process" or "task", in that it's simply a concurrent path of execution, using whatever ready mechanism is provided by your chose programming-language.
A lot of developers, even those with substantial experience, often turn to "multi-threaded" methods in their designs to handle the scaling-out of their program's workloads. I submit that this ought to be approached in a more circumspect way.
Allocating your program's work to more threads, can be counter-productive. I'll explain with a simplistic example..
Let's say your program is to serve users who log on and make requests. You have already dedicated threads to such major areas as the UI and writing a log. Now, when each user comes on and needs the program to serve his requests, you spawn a new thread that is dedicated to that user, and retire it afterward. Let's also assume that you have already optimized this somewhat by using a thread-pool, to avoid the overhead of creating and destroying thread-objects for each user-logon.
The problem, here, is that no matter which CPU your program is running on, you only have but a few cores, and thus but a few threads, that can run concurrently. Your server might be running an Intel i7 that has 4 cores and 8 threads available (at most). What will happen if 300 users suddenly want to logon and make requests? 1-3 of them may get served fairly quickly, and then the rest are frozen, their processing-threads blocked while awaiting the others to complete. If these block awaiting access to low-level resources such as the disk or database, you may have race-conditions, or just a massive logjam that fails completely.
There are some tasks that deserve to have a thread dedicated to them, which simplifies your design, and those should be few in number.
For those tasks that are truly variable, and can scale up dynamically from zero to any huge number — you need a different approach.
Consider the message-queuing pattern. Here, you actually dedicate just one thread to serving all of those users, and yet it may run far more efficiently and much faster. Consider…
If the system places the user-requests onto a queue, in the form of discrete messages, and your service thread then runs asynchronously taking those messages *from* that queue and serving them one-by-one, you can very effectively decouple the system from this user-servicing job.
Within the context of this message-servicing task, your program is running synchronously, serving exactly one message at a time. By running each user-request synchronously, you can now protect your system against race-conditions far more easily. It serves the message, writes to disk or database, etc. and completes it — and proceeds on to serve the next message. No thread-spinup or spindown overhead, no blocking, and that one thread should be now free to run full-bore.
The key is that the number of threads now does not balloon up in response to a load. It might still fail to serve a massive number of users, but at least it won't freeze-up and crash your system (ideally). It will just run as fast as it can, falling behind perhaps — but then catching up as soon as it efficiently can.
There are several excellent message-queuing components available on the open-source marketplace, and most of those are intended for communication across networks. But you can implement this strategy even within a given program, with all components on the same box — with a fairly simple design. In fact, I believe that often this is a far simpler way to go about it than most other approaches.
Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you.
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MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) downplayed Friday an alleged one-sided, secret document supposedly complementing the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) that allows the detention of an American soldier in a US facility.
DFA spokesman Bayani Mangibin said such an agreement as claimed by Senator Joker Arroyo would be "useless" because only the supposed signatories know about it.
"Maski 10 agreement na secret ang gagawin mo, ang importante riyan ma-implement ba kung sakaling may ganyan? Alam natin na pag isang agreement ay sikreto, dalawang tao lang magkakaroon ng epekto. Kung isasama mo ang ibang branch of government like ang Korte Suprema, di mababawi yan kasi sikreto," Mangibin said in an interview on dzXL radio.


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Sun, 23 November 2014
Today isn't even really a "day" at BGG.con. Most people sleep in (after late nights), then wake up, check out, and are heading home. That might have been me, too. The thing is, I'm not really a late night/sleep in kind of person. Definitely not the up-til-5am, sleep-til-noon variety. Not even the 2am/9am type of gamer, which was my pattern for most of the week. This time, on the last day, I wanted to try two new things, as a trial run for how I'd try to do more of BGG.con next year, if I'm lucky enough to return.
Direct download: BGTG_154f_2014-11-23.mp3
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Sat, 22 November 2014
Last full day of BGG.con. Last day at all, really, since tomorrow I check out of the hotel & head to my airport terminal/gate around noon. Apparently the Library will be closed. Though I have a few games of my own on-hand, it may not work out for me to play any games. Might just be saying my goodbyes and having last conversations with friends.
Direct download: BGTG_154e_2014-11-22.mp3
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Sat, 22 November 2014
Today was a full day where I'd planned almost nothing ahead of time. A full day of gaming, right? Actually, it turned out that I played very FEW games today, but had a whole day of fun nonetheless. We had our little BGTG/WGTG lunch at the hotel, I watched Artemis, went out for Texas BBQ dinner, watched the "World Series," and spent some time relaxing with friends at the hotel bar. Oh, and I also got to play Deus, Doodle City, Port Royal, and almost a game of Isaribi. (Hope to get in a real of game of that last one tomorrow.)
Direct download: BGTG_154d_2014-11-20.mp3
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Thu, 20 November 2014
My first full day at BGG.con, and it was a good one. This was the only day I had several scheduled activities, some wargame-ish titles early in the day (Gunslinger, then Pax Porfiriana), as well as the Virtual Flea Market, a Spiel des Jahres seminar by jury chairman Tom Felber, and finally (for me) a game of Panamax. Greg & I recorded this episode, and I'm about to collapse at 1am. I am not a late-night gamer. Meanwhile, Greg headed back down to the convention for the Werewolf games...
Direct download: BGTG_154c_2014-11-20.mp3
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Thu, 20 November 2014
A long day, starting with a 4am alarm clock in Santa Clarita, California, ending with a 2am bedtime in Dallas, Texas. I'm here, and taking it in. My roommate is Gregarius, the same Greg Pettit you've heard on the podcast. He's a native Texan (Houston), and has made it to EVERY BGG.con. Besides my roommate, he's also my able guide for this event.
Direct download: BGTG_154b_2014-11-19.mp3
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Tue, 18 November 2014
Just a test recording, really, to see if I can make a passable podcast with just the mobile devices (not a laptop) I'll have with me at BGG.con this week. Today (Tuesday) I'm still at home, but tomorrow I'm on the early flight out of LAX to go to Dallas. I've got a full schedule of events, people, and games to take in during my time there, and I'm very excited about it all. I was at the first BGG.con, but that was 10 years ago, and now the show has grown tenfold.
Direct download: BGTG_154a_2014-11-18.mp3
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Thu, 13 November 2014
At long last, here are the Top Ten! As we count them down in reverse order, we stay true to form--having a few personal grumbles about these amazing titles. At the same time, we're honestly respectful and enthusiastic for all of these games. Several of them are in our personal top ten lists, too.
Direct download: BGTG_153_2014-10-22.mp3
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Mon, 13 October 2014
I don't even know how long I've been doing this. My window-shopping the Essen lists predates this podcast of nine years. Who else fondly remembers Mik Svellov's Brett'n'Board], Ken Tidwell's Game Cabinet, or all the other places we learned about Essen before, during, and after the fair? Now, of course Eric Martin does an amazing job here at BGG with the annual Essen Preview. It has nearly six hundred items when I finally stopped looking on Friday. Wow!
It took me two passes to get through these lists. For some reason, I found a LOT more games that interest me this year. Is that because there are more of the shorter, family strategy games that I like? That might be true. Not that there were a lot of the 45-minute "superfillers," but I think there were more filler/microgames at the low end--under 20 euros, under 30 minutes. The ones that are still Love Letter derivatives about bluffing & hidden identity don't interest me, but there several others. As before, we see more and more offerings from other countries, especially Japan, Korea, and Poland.
My first pass through that megalist came up with 30 I was really excited/curious about, and another 50 that had something that sparked my interest. Though that's 80 games (waaaay too many to discuss on the podcast), that's culling out more than 80% of the titles in the full preview. Then I squeezed it down to ten I put in my companion geeklist, and discuss on this episode, plus several other titles that work their way into the discussion. Wow!
Also, I can't resist some meta-analysis of the entire list, and how well my previous years' anticipation lists matched what became my keepers from those years.
Finally, this episode anticipates something else, too--my return to BGG.con! I'm so excited about this. I went to the first BGG.con a decade ago, but it's grown & changed quite a bit since that time. I'm coming up to speed with what to expect, doing some planning, but not TOO much. Hopefully I'll meet some listeners and play some games with them when I'm there next month.
Direct download: BGTG_152_2014-10-13.mp3
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Thu, 18 September 2014
"Mark hates games."
Is that true? No, but it's a comment I've heard secondhand more than once! Brian Murray is a great gamer I've met at SoCal Games Days, and through our shared friend Davebo. He's the one who hears me critique a game, or just be completely lukewarm on it, or pick it apart, and thinks that I just don't know how to relax and have a good time with boardgames. Or something like that. I'm probably putting words (the wrong words) in his mouth, but that quote above is 100% from Brian.
So it was time to have him on the podcast. Then his words can come out of his own mouth, and you all can decide what you think about it!
(We recorded this at Dave's house, sitting in his living room during a Sunday in July. Partway through the recording a raven squawks outside, and keeps going for a while. But he eventually stops. Nevermore! Perhaps a more serious concern about the audio is that all three of our voices sound pretty similar. Good luck with that.)
I've never been a Cult of the New guy, but Brian clearly is. Or, as he clarifies, he's a Cult of the New-to-Me guy. Lots of boardgamers are that way. Maybe that's you, too. Not me. I'd much rather play an old favorite. Despite that, I still play a lot of new games. And no matter what Brian says, I love some of them. Lots more are perfectly fine, just ok, but nothing more. I'd probably rate them a 6 on BGG and have no need to play them again. Brian is more likely to enjoy the experience of playing a new game just for its own sake. The excitement of seeing something new, how it's produced, the way it plays, new rules, and all the rest.
The conversation inevitably crosses over into Kickstarter. You can imagine why. If you're excited by the newness of a game, then Kickstarter is heaven. There are so many new games there! But if you're like me, and prefer to wait until a consensus emerges through the community (& marketplace) about the tiny subset of "keeper" games, then Kickstarter doesn't really offer much. Honestly, I'm looking forward to the first "modern classic" that comes out of Kickstarter that even I need to own. It just hasn't happened yet. Call me up in 2016.
Direct download: BGTG_151_2014-07-06.mp3
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Wed, 3 September 2014
Here are #11-20 on the list, counted down in reverse order as we discuss them on the podcast. I thought we'd have nothing but praise for all of these highly-ranked games...but perhaps I should've known that that the three of us would take turns expressing reservations about even these amazing games. (It's going to make my upcoming "Mark Hates Games" episode all the more relevant.) ;)
In my poll associated with the last installment of 100 Great Games, I asked about the theming--or lack thereof--in Knizia's landmark cooperative game, [thing=823][/thing]. The smallest portion felt this was a mechanical, pasted-on theme kind of game. Instead, most felt that the theme does come through from the cooperative gameplay (mechanisms), while several more credited the amazing artwork for evoking the theme.
This time I'm returning to Knizia for the poll. It just worked out that way. We discussed Medici in a previous episode (and I recently played the unfortunately-ugly latest edition), and now Ra has come up. We used to ask ourselves which of Knizia's "auction trilogy" was our favorite (these plus Modern Art). That's what I'm asking here, only Mark Jackson suggested I widen it to include several more of Knizia's excellent auction-based games (including Mark's favorite, as you can hear in the episode). Did I forget to include your favorite? Tell me so in a comment, below.
Direct download: BGTG_150_2014-08-26.mp3
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These two images of my mother's hands are part of a new project I'm working on; a long term project to create portraits of people through the stories that hands tell. In discussing portraits with students and other photographers, it's often talked about what does and doesn't constitute a "portrait". I always liked Picasso's reply after painting a commissioned portrait of Gertrude Stein. When it was remarked that it didn't really look like the author, Picasso said simply, "it will."
I like to get photographers thinking differently about what a portrait is. On one hand, every image you make is a kind of self-portait. Landscapes, seascapes, iPhone images all say something about you. Your sensibility chose that subject, photographed it in that way, to express something within you. Even when you portray another person, it says something, not only about you as the artist, but also about your subject. It also speaks about the relationship between you.
A portrait like the one Avedon made of ballet star Rudolph Nureyev, showing just his barefoot en pointe, says so much about both artists without the need to show more. A face is not a portrait, at least, it's not the only thing that defines a portrait.
When creating portraits, step outside of the norm as to what most think a portrait is, and find ways to show what is unique, interesting, and deeper about your subject than simply having them look straight into the camera (although that can make compelling images too!). Look for a way to tell the story of your subject that is unique to you both.
My portrait project on hands is about discovering the story they tell about us: about the things we've created with them, the things we've destroyed with them, and the things we've loved with them. All of our life experiences can be displayed in hands (or feet)!
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Yankee Dental Congress includes three-day exhibit hall, lots of C.E.
BOSTON, Mass., USA: The exhibit hall at the 2017 Yankee Dental Congress, expecting to host more than 450 companies and organizations, will include a variety of education pavilions, more than 30 free C.E. courses and daily special events. Nearly 28,000 dental professionals are expected at New England's largest dental meeting, to be held Jan. 25 to 29 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.Read more Jan 6, 2017 | News USA
Dr. Carl Misch, implant dentistry pioneer, passes away
Dr. Carl Misch, co-founder of BioHorizons and founder of the Misch Institute, passed away on Jan. 3. Misch was a renowned American prosthodontist and was recognized internationally for his clinical and academic contributions to the field of implant dentistry. He maintained a private practice restricted to implant surgery and related prosthetics for more than 30 years. He previously practiced in Beverly Hills, Mich.Read more Jan 4, 2017 | News USA
JADA explains need for new definition of oral health
CHICAGO, Ill., USA: An editorial in the December 2016 issue of The Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA) discusses the FDI Dental World Federation's new definition of oral health: "Oral health is multifaceted and includes the ability to speak, smile, smell, taste, touch, chew, swallow, and convey a range of emotions through facial expressions with confidence and without pain, discomfort, and disease of the craniofacial complex."Read more Dec 28, 2016 | News USA
Solving how harmless bacteria become an unwelcome guest
BUFFALO, N.Y., USA: Researchers at the University at Buffalo have received a $239,000 grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research to study what happens when seemingly harmless bacteria overstay their welcome. The research, led by Jason Kay, PhD, assistant professor of oral biology in the UB School of Dental Medicine, will examine Streptococcus gordonii, a bacterium found in all healthy mouths.Read more Dec 22, 2016 | News USA
Training to become a scuba diver? Start at the dentist
BUFFALO, N.Y., USA: Scuba divers may want to stop by their dentist's office before taking their next plunge. A new pilot study found that 41 percent of divers experienced dental symptoms in the water, according to new research from the University at Buffalo. Due to the constant jaw clenching and fluctuations in the atmospheric pressure underwater, divers may experience symptoms that range from tooth, jaw and gum pain to loosened crowns and broken dental fillings.Read more Dec 16, 2016 | News USA
Something for everybody at Yankee Dental Congress
Yankee Dental Congress 2017 will be held from Jan. 25 to 29 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Meeting organizers describe the Yankee Dental Congress as being New England's largest dental meeting. The congress is sponsored by the Massachusetts Dental Society in cooperation with the dental societies of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.Read more Dec 13, 2016 | News USA
AAID and foundation honor three outstanding clinicians
The American Academy of Implant Dentistry recognized three dentists with the highest awards given by the academy during its recently concluded 65th Annual Conference. Named the recipient of the Aaron Gershkoff/Norman Goldberg Memorial Award was Art Molzan, DDS, FAAID, DABOI/ID. Named after the first two presidents of the academy, the award recognizes outstanding contribution to AAID and the field of implant dentistry.Read more Dec 9, 2016 | News USA
Happy 90th birthday, Bernie Weissman!
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: It was an evening of joy on Dec. 2 as family, friends and colleagues got together at the Andaz Hotel in Midtown Manhattan to help Bernie Weissman, president of Dentatus USA, celebrate his 90th birthday. "Many thanks to our friends attending and to the international dental community for the lifetime support I have received throughout my career," said the man of the hour.Read more Dec 6, 2016 | News USA
Meeting Review: 2016 Greater New York Dental Meeting
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: At the 2016 Greater New York Dental Meeting, many different educational opportunities were offered to attendees — from seminars to workshops to live dentistry. In the exhibit hall, the very latest technology was on display. Whether it was healthier patients, a healthier practice or even a healthier world attendees were after, the meeting had everyone covered.Read more Nov 30, 2016 | News USA
America's ToothFairy announces leadership transition
CHARLOTTE, N.C., USA: America's ToothFairy: National Children's Oral Health Foundation recently announced the retirement of Fern Ingber, founding president and CEO. The Board of Directors has appointed Jill Malmgren, former chief operating officer, as her successor. Malmgren assumed leadership of America's ToothFairy as executive director on Nov 7. Ingber will serve as president emeritus in an advisory capacity to the organization's leadership until Feb. 28, 2017.Read more Nov 29, 2016 | News USA
Scientific American and Colgate-Palmolive publish 'The Future of Oral Health'
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: Scientific American Custom Media and Colgate-Palmolive Company hosted an offsite gathering Monday morning during the 2016 Greater New York Dental Meeting to discuss their recent collaboration on a Scientific American Custom Media publication that focuses on global oral health-care issues.Read more Nov 28, 2016 | News USA
Greater New York Dental Meeting offers educational opportunities
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: Many educational opportunities are being offered at the 2016 Greater New York Dental Meeting. From seminars to workshops to live dentistry, there is sure to be something on the schedule that fits your specific interests. On Sunday, Dr. Brian Harris of San Antonio presented "Maximize the Use of Composite Resin Materials to Grow Your Practice," one of many standing-room-only presentations in the Live Dentistry Arena.Read more Nov 27, 2016 | News USA
Henry Schein announces new solutions and events designed to make delivery of care more efficient
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: Henry Schein Inc. has announced a range of new solutions and events to be featured during the Greater New York Dental Meeting, designed to help oral health professionals operate a more productive practice and more efficiently provide care to patients. Henry Schein's presence at the meeting, which will be held at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City from Nov. 27 to 30, includes a rich lineup of activities promoting technological advances in dentistry and insights from ...Read more Nov 23, 2016 | News USA
ADHA white paper looks at hygienist's role in diagnosis
The American Dental Hygienists' Association (ADHA) has released a white paper that underscores the ability of the dental hygienist to perform dental hygiene diagnosis as part of the oral-care team working to ensure that every patient is evaluated and treated based on individual oral health needs. According to the ADHA paper, dental hygiene diagnosis is an essential part of dental hygiene care and scope of practice, yet confusion exists on how to implement it into daily practice.Read more Nov 22, 2016 | News USA
Yankee Dental Congress sessions to address opioid addiction risk
Nearly 28,000 dental professionals and guests from across the U.S. are expected at what organizers describe the as New England's largest dental meeting: Yankee Dental Congress 2017 will be from Jan. 25–29, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Among the 300 courses are programs tying into Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker's effort to combat addiction in the commonwealth.Read more Nov 18, 2016 | News USA
AAOMS hosts Chicago conference
Dental implant clinicians may consider a trip to Chicago in early December for the compelling educational opportunities offered during the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS) 2016 Dental Implant Conference. The conference will take place Dec. 1-3 at the Sheraton Grand Chicago. Presenters include Drs. Anthony Sclar, Dr. Tara L. Aghaloo, Dr. Istvan Urban, Jay Malmquist, Michael Block and many more.Read more Nov 16, 2016 | News USA
There's plenty to see in New York City!
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: If you come to the Greater New York Dental Meeting every single year, you might think that you have "been there, done that" when it comes to exploring New York City. Well, think again. Gotham is constantly changing. From the skyline, which seems to get more interesting each week, to the latest Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, there is always something new and exciting to take in.Read more Nov 15, 2016 | News USA
IADFE to celebrate 20th year
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: The International Academy for Dental Facial Esthetics (IADFE) held its annual induction meeting during the 2015 Greater New York Dental Meeting, at the private Manhattan town house, the Harmonie Club. Representatives from more than 24 countries were recognized with fellowships. Henry Schein Chairman and CEO Stanley Bergman presented the main address to an overflowing audience.Read more Nov 11, 2016 | News USA
Rutgers endodontic professor named 2016 foundation fellow
NEW YORK. N.Y., USA: Carla Y. Falcon, DDS, MDS, is the recipient of the Foundation for Endodontics 2016 Endodontic Educator Fellowship Award. Designed to encourage a career in endodontic academics, the Educator Fellowship Award provides $250,000 over five years to individuals who commit to a minimum of five years of teaching.Read more Nov 10, 2016 | News USA
'The Future of Oral Health' explores impact of oral disease on whole body
NEW YORK, N.Y., USA: The impact of oral disease on whole-body health and the changes to the practice of dentistry worldwide are the subjects of "The Future of Oral Heath," a new publication produced by Scientific American Custom Media, in collaboration with Colgate-Palmolive Company. The issue launched Oct. 21 at the American Dental Association's Annual Meeting in Denver during a panel discussion moderated by Jeremy Abbate, vice president and publisher of Scientific American and ...Read more


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Marlin, Finding Nemo
Marlin is the poster dad for overprotective parenting. Don't get us wrong — he totally had reason to be a little anxious for Nemo, what with the whole barracuda-eats-wife-and-kids thing, so really we find his helicopter parenting style understandable and endearing. At the end of the day, this dad wouldn't let anything — not even giant sharks, jellyfish, and creepy anglerfish — stop him from helping his kid when he needed it.
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Ashfi replied to DanJames's topic in Songs (incl Instrumentals) FeedbackIt sounds happy! Should it? Anyway my opinion, stay total arrangement like the same. Just change few words/lines as above. it will much workable with your arrangement i guess.
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Ashfi replied to The Butcher's topic in Songs (incl Instrumentals) FeedbackSimply awesome. i love the dinamics. Voice harmony. everything..
Please check the chord arrangements. At the end of each lines there are rhyming. - V1 has a little story line. Its like, Mother was sick. Her kid (boy/girl) should take care her, stay beside her. without doing that, the boy/girl posted those lines on online. Sound so joke to me! And finally in happy mood, the kid took a selfie. Then, my swear thing came out. - I use 'kid' cause I don't wanna come up any gender issues, hehee.. fuck off phrasal verb of fuck 1. 1. vulgar slang (of a person) go away. After checking this forum, I have found that swearing is not much allow here. People are maintain their decency on this issue. I highly respect this.
Thank you for your suggestion, man. Check my green replies. Hope it will clear some confusion. Waiting your further suggestion.
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Ashfi replied to Tracy somebody's topic in Lyrics FeedbackEveryone has their own point of view to understand any lyrics. Writer gives that freedom. I think this lyric has magic. I love it.
Love to be Childish
Ashfi replied to Ashfi's topic in Lyrics FeedbackHahhaa.. Thank God, you could feel the childish vibe. That was my main target. Lets see, I might change the tittle as you suggest THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS. IT MEANS A LOT TO ME.
I'm Sober, Sophie
Ashfi replied to kuya's topic in Lyrics FeedbackHahahaa... Poor "Sally". I prefer to use "Sally". Once in a while in live performance you could alter it some places in "Silly". In my opinion it will work nicely in CH1. I dont prefer those two 'it'. Specially B2. Its fun to read and truly well crafted.
Obvious any lyrics should have contain these elements. Its not about just contest. Well I am trying to carry this lyric in next level - cording/melody line/ structure etc. Check it above. Hope it will help you to understand my ideas. Later I will share my gross structure in sound cloud (if I feel that sound have minimum quality to present ) Yea, I know its a Big big problem for me Could you please gimme advise on those lines/word to that should change? After all this forum is best place to work with, right? Anyway, thanks a lot for your valuable advise. Consistently yesterday I was visiting your channels. You have vast working experience. And so many cool songs.
Hello Piano
Ashfi replied to PaulCanuck's topic in Lyrics FeedbackGreat lyric. I keep my first acoustic guitar. It is not playable condition right now. Still when i touch it, I get emotional. It is one only true companion of mine for a long time. Do you tune it? Looking forward for it.
instrumental guitar music
Ashfi replied to childed's topic in Songs (incl Instrumentals) FeedbackI could not find any particular prominent instrument's melody lines. Obvious it has, guitar. But i think you have to put it up front any how. Overall sound great.
What Your Heart Says Yes Twice
Ashfi replied to Axl1972's topic in Lyrics FeedbackIs it about your inner confusion, the existence of the god or searching for any other bigger truth, so that you are asking to show you sign or something? The title makes me more confused. Last stanza is the little bit confusing for me, feel excessive. You should put your chorus after 2nd stanza as well. Anyway you must have some ideas. I love the subjects and over all presentation. It's awesome.
We are stuck
Ashfi posted a topic in Lyrics FeedbackIt was submitted in July lyric contest. I think, lyric subject was good. but not well crafted and not enough content as well. Above all it was my first craft. I need your support to make it workable and polished. I am working on to make a main riff for it. hope I will share it soon. 130 bpm (swing feel?) Early classic heavy metal band's vibe. Main riff - Down stroke in 8th note. From 9th Fred major triad. Simplest! EE EE EE GF# EE EE EE DE =============== Main riff x4 Verse: E/// D/// C/// B S E/ (S - slide B to E, its one quarter measure) Mother is sick n bed, lying just next door. (1st 03 bars have descending melody line) E/// D/// C/// B S E/ The kid posts an update without any care, (1st 03 bars have arch melody line) Main riff x2 A/// G/// Please pray for my Mom, (descending melody line) A/// C/// She is very sick. (Ascending melody line) E/// D/// C/ // B S E/ Then her kid takes a selfie like a narcissist whore. (Arch melody line) Main riff. x4 Pre Chorus: C/// B/// C/// B S E/ Main riff. Main Chorus - beneath the main riff. Main riff. Bridge has two parts: Soft and low voice D/// A/// G/// G/// The whole world is now open to share. D/// A/// G/// G/// Too much information is available there. Its different.... Too easy to get just as easy to forget. No deep establishment inside our mind. ================================== We are stuck Verse: Mother is sick in bed, lying just next door. The kid posts an update without any care, Please pray for my Mom, She is very sick. Then, her kid takes a selfie like a narcissist whore. Pre chorus: Our head is stuck to the boxy screen, We are doing nothing but finger scrolling. Chorus: Addicts are evolving, Followers are floating. It's epidemic, We are stuck. Fuck off... Verse: It's a deep dark sickness crawling at our door, Which is modern world selling us that's for sure. People are getting hypnotized, Swallowing other shit. E/// D/// C/// B S E/ Communication is Digitalize but forget a warm hug to feel alive. Bridge: The whole world is now open to share. Too much information is available there. Too easy to get just as easy to forget. Nothing remains for long in our brains. Pre chorus: Our head is stuck to the boxy screen, We are doing nothing but finger scrolling. Chorus: Addicts are evolving, Followers are floating. It's epidemic, We stuck. Fuck off...
No biggie. I always be with bottom thingy. I have got one very good (2.0) comment. One very poor (5.0) as well. No prob, There are always open doors. I will send it to Nicki Minaj to sing. Hahahaa...
Hahhaa, Is there any lose option over there? I guess not.. Thanks man for your supporting words.
Comeback Kid - July contest entry
Ashfi replied to SongWolfe's topic in Lyrics FeedbackI love it. It was one of my top voted lyric.


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The concept of acupuncture point localisation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is based on millenary practical experience. Modern imaging methods such as PET, MRI and SPECT have been used primary for the investigation of the mechanisms of action of acupuncture. In this pilot single-case study we have evaluated the technical possibilities for in-vivo imaging of the anatomical relations of acupuncture points using state of the art MRI.
Preliminary experiments relating to the quality of acupuncture needles under the setting of MRI were done both with stainless steel and gold needles. In a second step, in-vivo imaging was carried out. A licensed acupuncture practitioner (RM) chose two points belonging to the so-called extraordinary vessels. In 2 sequential, separate procedures, he inserted himself gold acupuncture needles using a neutral technique (known as Ping Bu Ping Xie) into the Dai mai and Shen mai points, i.e. gall bladder 26 and bladder 62. Imaging was done on a Siemens Magnetom Avanto MR scanner using a head array and body coil. Mainly T1-weighted imaging sequences, as routinely used for patient exams, were used to obtain multi-slice images.
In the preliminary experiments only acupuncture needles made of gold showed enough stability in order to be used for further imaging procedures. Using an onion and a banana as an object, further studies showed that the gold needles produced a void defect that corresponds to the tip of the inserted needle, while at the same time an artefactually increased diameter was observed. The in-vivo experiments showed that the Dai mai point was in relation to the abdominal internal oblique muscle. The Shen mai point artefact showed up close to the longus and brevis peroneal tendons at the fibular malleolus. Side effects related to heating or burning were not observed. Improved anatomical recognition was obtained using 3D-volume rendering techniques.
Through an adequate choice of acupuncture material (gold needles) as well as of ideal MRI imaging sequences it has been possible to visualize the anatomical characteristics at the acupuncture points Dai mai and Shen mai in-vivo. At the selected sites the needles showed a relation to tendino-fascial and muscular structures. These anatomical structures fit well into the recently described WOMED concept of lateral tension in which these acupuncture points play a regulatory role.
The neurophysiological model of acupuncture mechanisms has been matter of research in the past years. In this quest, imaging methods such as PET, SPECT and fMRI have been used to investigate changes of brain perfusion or activation in response to acupuncture techniques [1-3]. In spite of these advances little has been done for the in-vivo characterization of the acupuncture points using modern imaging techniques.
Attempts to characterize acupuncture points have been made by radionuclide imaging. Lazorthes et al. investigated several acupuncture points (LI4, LI11, LI14, SI3, TH5, GB34, Ren mai 12, and Du mai 4). The most important anatomical aspect found here was that the amount of radioactivity in the blood was negligible after the acupuncture points had been injected, thus suggesting that meridians and blood vessels are not related [4]. Chan and Bensoussan refer to components of the peripheral nervous system in relation to acupuncture points [5,6]. Similar relations have been presented by Bossy [7,8]. Melzack and Dung have considered acupuncture points to be related to trigger points [9] as well as to tenderness of the skin [10], respectively. In the past years Langevin and collaborators, based on post-mortem tissue sections of the arm, have described an association of acupuncture points to connective tissue structures [11].
The aim of this single case pilot study was to test the feasibility of a combined TCM and technological approach for the in-vivo characterization of acupuncture points using state-of-the art MRI imaging [12].
Prior to in-vivo imaging a series of preliminary experiments were done in order to evaluate the interaction of the needles with the MRI scanner.
Preliminary experiments were done with conventional stainless steel acupuncture needles (Shenzhou, China, 0.25 × 25 mm). In the subsequent studies, acupuncture needles made of gold (Shenzhou, China, 0.13 × 40 mm) were used. The needles are shown in Figure Figure1.1. Both types of needles were obtained from Bacopa (Bacopa, Waidern 42, 4521 Schiedlberg, Austria [13]). The stability in place of the needles under operational MRI conditions was tested by placing them in a closed glass container. After evaluating the needle material, further preliminary experiments were done by inserting the needles into an onion and into a banana in order to evaluate the characteristics of the images being obtained.
Acupuncture procedures were carried out by a licensed medical practitioner (RM) on himself. The anthropometrical and functional characteristics of the subject are: age = 51 years, height = 174 cm, weight = 67 kg, BMI = 22.1, body fat = 12%, VO2max = 53 mL·kg-1·min-1. The study protocol was approved by the institutional ethics committee.
The acupuncture points chosen for the investigation were the Dai mai, i.e. gall bladder 26, and the Shen mai, i.e. bladder 62, points. A neutral needling technique was used. Neutral needling is known as Ping Bu Ping Xie and it refers to an equilibrated tonification and dispersion technique. The depth of needle insertion was done according to current descriptions [14]. The characteristics of the points can be found in [15]: "The Dai mai point is located in the depression one inch and eight fen below the region of the free ribs (11th rib). This point corresponds to the intersection jiaohui point of the foot shao yang gall bladder channel and the girdling vessel. The Shen mai point is located in the depression five fen below the outer anklebone. It corresponds to the confluence-jiaohui point of the eight extraordinary vessels (yang motility vessel)". The term "fen" corresponds to 1/10 of a "cun" which is the traditional proportional body unit. One cun corresponds to the width of the interphalangeal joint of the thumb [14]. The imaging was done with only one needle at a time using the gold needles. The first imaging procedure was done on the Dai mai followed by the Shen mai point.
MRI imaging was done on a Siemens Magnetom Avanto MR scanner using an array head and body coil. Mainly T1-weighted imaging sequences, as routinely used for patient exams, were used to obtain multi-slice images of the anatomy around the inserted needle. Imaging sequences were obtained using T1 weighted fast spin echo sequences in various orientations. The following imaging parameters were used: turbo factor: 3, TR: 500 or 721 ms, TE: 11 or 19 ms, flip angle of refocusing pulses: 150°, slice thickness: 3 or 2 mm, slice gap 10–30%, number of slices: 20–23, band width: 200 Hz/pixel, FOV: 400, 340 or 170 mm, acquisition matrix 320 or 384. Imaging was started within 5 minutes after needle insertion.
The abdominal MR slices corresponding to the Dai mai point were reconstructed using dedicated software from Nuclear Diagnostics (Hermes Medical Solutions AB, Skeppsbron 44, 111 30 Stockholm, SWEDEN; [16]. The procedure multimodality 3D was used to generate a volume rendered image.
The preliminary experiments using the stainless steel needle showed erratic movements of the needle when the magnetic field was applied. Contrasting with this, the gold needle was stable in place in the closed glass container. For this reason all further experiments were done with the gold needles. In the experiments using an onion and a banana (Figures (Figures22 and and3)3) an imaging artefact that produced an area of image attenuation around the needles was observed. In comparison to the diameter of the needles, the artefacts were about 6–8 times wider. On the other hand, the tip of the artefact area corresponded to the tip of the needle. The length of the artefact corresponded to the length of the inserted portion of the needle, thus making it possible to recognize which structures are found at this depth.
During the study there were no side-effects such as localized hyperthermia, reddening of the skin or pain. A de qi sensation was felt at both points. The interaction of the needles with the MRI machine was limited to a slight bending of the handle of the needle. This bending did not compromise the stability of the needle. At the Dai mai point (lateral abdomen), the tip of the needle was in contact with the superficial fascia of the abdominal internal oblique muscle. Figures Figures44 and and55 show the position of the needle at the Dai mai point in 2 different reconstruction slices. Figure Figure44 shows a saggital slice and Figure Figure5,5, the 3D-volume rendered abdominal MRI image. At the Shen mai point (ankle), the artefact of the tip of the needle was located close to the tendons of the peroneal muscles at the fibular malleolus. The calcaneo-fibular ligament was untouched (Figure (Figure6).6). The sequence of the experiments is summarized in Figure Figure77.
In this pilot investigation we have been able to show that it is feasible to indirectly identify the anatomical structures related to acupuncture points in-vivo using gold needles. Magnetizable steel acupuncture needles, e.g. stainless steel material, will be erratically displaced when tested under the MRI equipment and are therefore not suitable for MRI studies.
Metallic needles inserted into the body are known to produce artefacts in MRI imaging. This type of artefacts have been described as: "as a blooming ball-shaped signal void" and can be seen with biopsy needles [17]. In spite of having a central signal void characteristic, the position of the tip of the artefact corresponds to the tip of the needle and therefore to its length or depth of insertion. In our preliminary experiments we were able to confirm this by measuring the length of the inserted portion of the needle and the length of the artefact. For the evaluation of the in-vivo imaging of gold acupuncture needles one can rely on the tip of the void area as an adequate indicator of the underlying anatomy. In our study the tip of the inserted needles was in close relation to fasciae and tendons in the ankle, as well as to muscular structures in the abdomen. We are not aware of any similar studies that have used high resolution methods such as MRI for in-vivo imaging of acupuncture points in humans.
Due to the physical characteristics of the acupuncture needles, i.e. gold material and a small size, side effects related to heating during the MRI procedure were not found. Another interesting characteristic of gold needles is that they have a rougher surface as compared to stainless steel needles [11]. This might be the explanation for our finding of de qi sensation even though a neutral needling technique was used.
Previous investigations on the characterization of acupuncture points have used radionuclide methods which could clearly show that "meridian" flow was different to blood flow [4]. Other investigators have looked at acupuncture points in relation to components of the peripheral nervous system [5-8]. Melzack and Dung have considered acupuncture points to be related to trigger points [9] as well as to tenderness of the skin [10], respectively. In spite of these approaches, the anatomical basis of acupuncture points has not been defined. Langevin and associates have described an association of acupuncture points to connective tissue structures based on studies on post-mortem tissue sections of the arm [11]. Post-mortem studies, however, cannot obviate the problem of turgor loss as compared to in-vivo studies. Our study has shown that an in-vivo localization of anatomical structures related to acupuncture points on the abdomen and ankle is feasible using state-of-the-art MRI. An improved visualization of the results can be obtained by using 3D-volume rendering procedures.
In a recent publication Moncayo and Moncayo have described a general model of disease which is related to an eccentric body position [18]. This eccentric position affects both the feet and the head. Negative postural effects of this eccentric muscle position can be neutralized by using the acupuncture points described in this paper. It can thus be concluded, that the WOMED model of lateral tension is related to musculoskeletal structures and that at the same time, these structures, or acupuncture points as shown here, exert a regulating function on the system.
An in-vivo investigation on the anatomical localisation and relationship of acupuncture points using MRI is feasible. The location of the tip of the needle corresponds to the tip of the signal void artefact seen on the images thus showing the underlying anatomy. These findings lend support to a musculoskeletal relation of the WOMED concept of lateral tension [18].
The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.
RM planned the study, carried out the acupuncture procedures, wrote the draft of the manuscript. AR and CK were involved in the MRI procedures, data processing and image interpretation. MD carried out the 3D-image rendering on the Hermes workstation. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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