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Dr.Bernie & Lionel share expert advice on topics around Health and Healing. Their messages of hope, happiness and love are extended to all who seek a whole person approach for living life fully. Deborah Beauvais is honored to bring a feminine perspective to the show. Topics range from Bernie's amazing journey of life to his books and favorite authors' quotes, to God and everything in between.
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Life and Death, We are Eternal
Bernie shares stories and thoughts about life and death, as his grandson Jason age 22 just died. Jason had a rare metabolic genetic disease and was the oldest living kid known in the world living with this disease. He and is mom Carolyn helped and taught many other families with kids with the same disease. Bernie's feels listening and communication is very important in daily life.
BIO: For many, Dr. Bernard Siegel—or Bernie, as he prefers to be called—needs no introduction. He has touched many lives all over the Planet. In 1978, he reached a national and then international audience when he began talking about patient empowerment and the choice to live fully and die in peace. As a physician who has cared for and counseled innumerable people whose mortality has been threatened by illness, Bernie embraces a philosophy of living and dying that stands at the forefront of the medical ethics and spiritual issues our Society grapples with today. In May 2011, Bernie was honored by the Watkins Review of London, England, as one of the Top 20 Spiritually Influential Living People on the Planet. He continues to break new ground in the field of healing, supporting changes in medical education to "humanize" medical practice.
Bernie was born in Brooklyn, NY, and attended Colgate University and Cornell University Medical College. He graduated with honors and holds membership in two scholastic honor societies, Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha. He trained to become a surgeon at Yale New Haven Hospital, West Haven Veteran's Hospital and the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. In 1989, Bernie retired from Yale as an Assistant Clinical Professor of General and Pediatric Surgery to speak to patients, their families and caregivers.
In his latest book, his 12th, published in September 2011, entitled A BOOK OF MIRACLES—Inspiring True Stories of Healing, Gratitude, and Love, Bernie is described in the Foreword written by Deepak Chopra who tells us "Bernie Siegel began his writing career twenty-five years ago, and from the outset he didn't shy away from miracles. http://berniesiegelmd.com/
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text: Yesterday, late afternoon, we went for a bike ride, 'the Stanford Loop,' up Alpine Drive, around Portola Valley and back home down Sandhill Road. It's about 25 km, and we set out at 6 pm because it would have been too hot earlier. But a great blanket (more like a duvet) of fog was sitting on the top of the range of mountains between us and the coast, and by the time we got to Portola Valley (it takes me quite a bit longer than my husband to climb the Alpine hill) the sun had disappeared, the wind was blowing and the fog was spreading the way it tends to do in the Bay Area. Little cat feet? No, I wouldn't say so--more like big lion paws--still it is uncanny the way it rolls down the hills, first seeping into valleys (or in San Francisco, under the Golden Gate to the Bay, then rolling down the Bay to St Jose), then spreading over the flat lands. There were stars and a new moon (holding the old one in its arms) last night when I went to bed; this morning we too were in the fog, which hasn't yet completely lifted.

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Dumpling Heaven at Gamegol Mandu in Seoul's Namdaemun Market
I confess - I am an addict. I am addicted to dumplings. No matter the cuisine, country or city I yearn for Korean Mandu, Polish Pierogies, Chinese Bao, Spanish Empanadas, Vietnamese Egg Rolls, Japanese Gyoza, Filipino Lumpia, Indian Samosas, and the list goes on. So, when I saw a queue forming out front of what appeared to be a dumpling stand on a recent roam through Seoul's Namdaemun Market, my lustful dumpling senses began to tingle. Upon further inspection, I learned that this was no dumpling stand, but rather, a full-blown Korean dumpling operation. Gamegol Mandu churns out tray after tray of plump steamed dumplings, in either a spicy or regular variety. The dumplings have a pleasingly chewy dough exterior, savory pork, veggie and noodle filling, and a salty, acidic dipping sauce making for a umami rush when eaten together. You can join the anxious line for an order to go or dash through the dumpling assembly line and up a cramped flight of stairs to Gamegol's 2nd floor dining nook (if you can snag a seat). Whether a dumpling newbie or an aficionado, a trip to Gamegol Mandu in Seoul's Namdaeumun Market is certainly worth your time.
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text: Last week, since I didn't have any classes to teach, I was very lucky to tag along with the husband on a work trip to Hong Kong. I still had to do some work there, but I was doing it with a view of Hong Kong Island from the Kowloon peninsula. Most of our activities revolved around eating a gluttonous amount of delicious food, but another highlight was the journey to Lantau Island to see the 26m-tall, 202-ton bronze Buddha statue. It was breathtaking, but there is a catch. You have to take an absolutely terrifying ride on a gondola high up above mountains and water (see above, photo courtesy of husband). It didn't actually occur to me at the time, but I later realized that I was carrying in my purse some symbols I had made using an embosser and some scratch paper the day before at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. From top to bottom they are clouds, which represent luck; a bat, for good fortune and well-being; a butterfly, for blessings, longevity, and happiness; and finally, the symbol for longevity. I wonder whether, as I clutched the bench, I would have felt any better knowing that these were with me. Probably not. Maybe I would think, "I wonder if anyone will find my embossments after they scrape me from the ground? They're definitely toast if we fall in the water. I wish I had a Ziploc baggie. They're quite nice." Well, I'm glad I survived to share them.


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Thinking about roosting in later life takes on several dimensions in a continuum of life changes. You no doubt have seen those, perhaps in their late 60's, who choose their next move to be from a big suburban house to a destination marketed as a retirement community. That could be a whole town positioned as such or simply a specially designed development complex integrated in an urban setting.
Either way, one of the key elements in residential prospects for the homing pigeon Boomer is accessibility to health care, or as some will see it, home health care. Alongside that is the need to maintain mobility to access other services like shopping and recreation.
As the Rosemont Les Quartiers in Montreal asks in their marketing pitch: "Do you see yourself living in a neighbourhood that reflects your roots and offers a small-town feel within the big city?"
What matters to one may not matter to another in this pursuit for finding your ideal coop. Yet with even a little foresight you might need to consider – more than one move may await you down the road. My homing instincts tell me that given the integration of the concerns mentioned above, the aspect of inter-generational connectivity will be a major indicator of healthier aging.
Hope is there within the design-developer community and there will likely be a growing customer need or desire for multiple options. The scalability of all this also needs to be considerate of cultural and social perspectives and affordability.


text: I really don't care that I got down to weight, yes I'm happy. However, I have got down to this weight too many times in my life. And, it never stayed at this weight. I'm always laughing when somebody tells me to just eat normally, I will for sure gain weight if I eat normally. yet the omad one meal a day lifestyle is working like a charm. Truly not to give yourself an insulin Rush is the solution to hunger pain.


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Rs 700k highest amount a candidate can spendIn the upcoming local level elections, a candidate will be able to spend between Rs100,000 and Rs700,000 for poll preparations depending on the post one runs for.
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In the upcoming local level elections, a candidate will be able to spend between Rs100,000 and Rs700,000 for poll preparations depending on the post one runs for.
The Election Commission has proposed expenditure limits for candidates in the local polls scheduled for May 14.
As the EC plans to issue the Election Code of Conduct with effect from March 1, the poll authority on Sunday proposed the spending limits during an interaction with the registered political parties.
Candidates for the chief or deputy chief of local federal units can spend a maximum of Rs700,000 in the metropolis, Rs500,000 in a sub-metropolis, Rs400,000 in municipal councils and Rs300,000 in village councils. For those running for ward chair or a ward member, the proposed expenditure limit is Rs250,000, Rs200,000, Rs150,000 and Rs100,000 for the respective councils.
Election Commissioner Sudhir Shah said the limits were proposed based on four parameters—inflation, standards maintained for the local elections in 1997 and the 2005 local polls conducted unsuccessfully by the government headed by then king Gyanendra Shah, wider constituencies as a result of the local level restructuring and the increased population.
The Local Level Restructuring Commission (LLRC) has recommended 719 local units. But the government is set to make an upward revision, particularly in Province 2 as demanded by the Madhes-based parties. According to the LLRC report, which is yet to be made public, there will be four metropolitan cities in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Chitwan and Pokhara. Currently, Kathmandu is the country's sole metropolis.
There will be 12 sub-metropolitan cities including two each in Sunsari and Dang districts. Other eight sub-metropolises will be one each in Morang, Dhanusha, Bara, Makwanpur, Parsa, Rupandehi, Banke and Kailali districts. There will be 241 municipal councils and 462 village councils.
But the representatives of political parties doubted if the EC would be able to enforce the limits, and suggested that the EC employ stringent measures.
As per EC proposal, candidates are expected to spend the highest on vehicles, followed by meetings with cadres, and publicity materials. Besides, expenditure limits have been proposed also for office operations, fuel, transportation of goods, publicity on media, representative mobilisation and miscellaneous headings.
Rukmini Chaudhary, chairperson of the Sanghiya Loktantrik Rastriya Manch, asked the EC not to fix expenditure ceilings if it cannot take action against the candidates breaking them. Leaders from smaller parties complained that the EC had been strict with the code only in cases of candidates of fringe parties while those from bigger forces were often let off the hook.
The EC has also sought to regulate vehicle use by candidates for campaigning. As proposed, mayor and deputy mayor candidates at a metropolis can use two four-wheelers and two motorcycles. The ward chair and ward member hopefuls can use a four-wheeler and one motorcycle.


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Liverpool want to pounce on Iker Muniain's contract uncertainty with Athletic Bilbao with the view to signing the forward on a free transfer in the summer, Sky Sports reports.
The Bilbao winger's development has been interrupted by long-term ligament injuries suffered in recent years having emerged as one of La Liga's most highly-rated youngsters almost 10 years ago.
Still only 25, Muniain has four goals in nine La Liga appearances for Bilbao this term and even captained the Basque outfit in a draw against Eibar earlier this month.
But the Spain international's current contract expires in June and that has seen potential suitors begin to circle.
According to Marca via Sport Witness, both Liverpool and Serie A side Napoli have already made offers to Muniain.
Though the publication do not clear up whether or not those offers are for a January move or for summer, it is expected the approaches are over a Bosman deal for next summer.
Muniain remains an important member of the Bilbao squad having scored 51 goals and provided 35 assists in 357 first-team appearances for the club.
It is said that the attacker might prefer to stay at the San Mames Stadium, where he has played his entire career having joined Los Leones at the age of 12 in 2005.
He made his debut aged just 16 and remains the youngest player ever to play for Athletic with the club still sticking to their policy of only signing players from the Basque region.
Yet he would be an attractive option to Jurgen Klopp's side given his versatility. Muniain is capable of playing anywhere across the front three and could be a useful back up to Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane out wide in particular.
While Xherdan Shaqiri has impressed for Liverpool since joining from Stoke City in the summer, the Swiss international has generally performed best in an advanced No 10 role in midfield.


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Our Italia month was a wonderful part of our trip. It's been everything the end of a 'round the world trip should be... immersive yet relaxing, a step back into the West while still feeling a world away from "regular life".
Our last post recounted our travels in Rome, Amalfi and Pompeii. Since then we have traveled to less-traveled regions and a few more turistica spots, really immersing ourselves in Italian life. It's been incredibly helpful that Italians have mastered the art of living life to its fullest. And what the Italians do well, they do really well... they understand how important food & wine is in culture, memories, tradition. They value good design, and put effort into even the smallest details to make their world more beautiful. They preserve history, having arguably one of the richest cultural histories in the world. And the culture has for centuries understood the importance of convivial public spaces – creating some of the most beautiful parks in the world (we can thank the Romans for understanding that!). And they understand that life is meant to be slow, while cars are meant to be fast.
All of these things have made for the most pleasurable end to our time on the road. We drove our little Fiat all over the Apennine Peninsula, from the Mediterranean to the Adriatic, from the dry farmland of the Salento peninsula to the rolling hills of Apuan Alps, connecting our two automotive legs with a long-but-fun train ride from Puglia to Florence.
Now despite all of these accomplishments, the Italians have some cultural misses. They may know food, cars and clothes, but they cannot maintain or signpost a hiking trail for anything. Given Italians are known for being world-class mountaineers, Chris and I found this quite surprising. And in that vein, signage in general is just a little... thin. From roads to hotels, sometimes the signs are so tiny you wonder if they are meant to really be seen? And Italy also has the most complicated ticketing systems for the major monuments, surely designed to confuse even the most adept tourists. These little quirks are worth mentioning because one of the most interesting parts of this trip has been to observe what each culture is skilled (and not skilled) at. It's like that old joke... "In heaven, the Italians are the tailors, the French are the chefs... blah blah." Well, I think to add to that... in heaven, the Kiwis would maintain the trails and the Americans mark the heavenly monuments. That's just something 'Murica does well!
Pausing in Puglia
We designed our time in Italy with a purposeful pause halfway through. We wanted to slow down and experience one small town for a full week, something we have only done in a few places on our 'round the world journey. Our sojourn was in Monopoli, a small seaside town smack in the middle of Puglia. This region of Italy is just far enough off the beaten path, yet it's got great tourism. It's just not a tourist destination for foreigners. It's got beaches and vineyards, cute towns and national parks. It's where the Italians go when they want to unwind.
Puglia, pronounced "Poolia" and also called Apulia by locals, is the strip of land that makes up the Salento Peninsula, or the heel of the boot. At the northern border is the Gargano Peninsula, a.k.a. the spur of the boot, and the southern border is just coastline--where the Adriatic meets the Ionian sea. Culturally, it's been heavily influenced by it's Adriatic neighbors, Greece and Croatia. In fact, many of the cute seaside towns of Puglia look exactly like what all the Greek postcards look like, including our little home base of Monopoli.
We rented an apartment in Monopoli that is a refurbed historic building. And by historic, I mean medieval. It was literally built during medieval times, and is located smack in the middle of the old city, which has remnants of its super cool medieval city walls. Besides the historic allure, the apartment's real appeal was the location and roof deck. This little roof overlooking the sparkling cobalt Adriatic waters became our special spot where we greeted every morning over breakfast and ended each day with aperitivo. Chris mastered the Moka pot, and we enjoyed a simple italian breakfast of espresso, fresh bread or toast, and local strawberries. Sometimes a kiwi. At night, it was local Puglia wine ($2 a bottle!), more bread, maybe olives. Sometimes chips. We switched it up. And enjoying these simple foods under the open sky will surely remain many of our favorite memories of Italy. Slow living.
In between our morning and evening roof-ritual, we explored all the many treasures Puglia has to offer. We visited the seaside scenic towns of Polignano A Mare and Trani, checking out UNESCO World Heritage Cathedrals from the middle ages and watching the sea urchin fisherman sell their catch. We spent an unhurried day combing the empty beaches and rugged mountains of the Gargano peninsula. We explored the famous "white town" of Ostuni, the Baroque city of Lecce, and went Trulli-hunting in the countryside. You're thinking a Trullo is a strange italian game foul? Nope. It's a weird conical dry stone hut, only found one place in the world... Puglia. The ruins of these Trulli can be found all over Puglia, and driving the roads to seek them out is iconic to the region. But for a large concentration of Trulli, the village of Alberobello is where it's at. It's a whole village of Trulli, still preserved and in tact. These icons of Apulia date back to the 14th century, but there's no agreed-upon history of their origin or purpose. Crazy!
With the sun shining on us every single day of our time in Puglia, we spent so much time outside. Every day we would walk through the old town and along the water, many days getting our exercise by running along the shore, which is dotted with cliffs and beaches. Every day I would run past an older man and his small black dog, who would run up to me and I'd pet him. His name is Luigi, and we'd eek out simple conversation in my broken Italian, with him patiently helping me, then speaking back to me wayyy too quickly. After our first conversation he greeted me every day with "Carina Gialla" which translates to yellow cutie, thanks to the bright yellow running shirt I wore every day (I only brought one, people.) By the end of our stay there, I'd grown fond of Luigi and sought him out. He sits on that same bench with his dog Charlie every day. He seemed to greet many neighborhood faces, and always was smiling and friendly, but life looked like it had been hard on him. He was wrinkled and had a quantity of teeth left in the single digits. I wondered so much about him. How old is he? Has he always lived in Monopoli? Does he have a wife at home? Is he a widower? How did he get that limp? Is he lonely? Does he have friends to play cards with? After leaving him on my outbound run, I'd always run back along the same path to say hello again. On my last day, I ran into a shop and bought us two sodas, and we opened them and Luigi said "Salute!" and the two of us sat there on the bench not saying very much as we'd exhausted all of my Italian vocabulary, so we just enjoyed the sun and little Charlie. In my imagination, I have created a scenario where I stay in Monopoli for a summer and Luigi and I become good friends. He teaches me Italian and he joins Chris and I for dinner on the roof once a week. It's a nice scenario to dream up.
We capped off our 8 days in Apulia with an 8-course dinner at a masseria. A masseria is a family-run farm in the south of Italy that doubles as a hotel or restaurant. We dined with the Frantoio family at their masseria, feasting on their vegetables, local fish, homemade sausages, fresh bread, and their own olive oils. This meal was heaven on a plate and a locovore's dream come true. But the best part was Armando, the owner and patriarch. This guy was the total Italian package... charismatic, genuine, passionate, and knows how to wear a gentleman's hat. He starts each evening by giving guests a short tour of the farm, house, production facilities and gardens.... and then personally explains each course to his guests when it is presented. This may sound fancy, but it really wasn't. The cooking was simple and the dinner was unfussy. It felt like a family affair! By the end of the night, Armando was whipping through photos of his grandkids on his iPad and smiling with pride like only a Grandpa can smile.
All in all, the people, culture and sunshine of Apulia won our heart. It was our favorite place in Italy, and one we'll surely return to.
Firenze and Toscana!
The last 10 days in Italy were back to our normal pace of travel. Next, we fired it up in Firenze. The city of Florence is so lovely, and a place I've been dying to visit ever since I took an Italian Renaissance Architecture course junior year at UDel. (Thank you, Dr. Pellechia... I still remember everything you taught us! Well, maybe like 80%..) Once again Chris and I crammed a ton of culture into a few days, traversing the city until our feet gave out, climbing to the top of the Duomo, ascending the Florentine hills to catch sunset over the city, and weaving through the galleries of the Uffizi. We crossed the Ponte Vecchio no less than 10 times, and passed by the famous palazzos and piazzas to glimpse everything we could. Seeing these architectural legends that I'd long ago poured over in a flat textbook, it felt like a whole room unlocking inside my brain, one that had been long kept shut. The food in Florence is also fantastico, and we and settled the great debate between which city has better gelato: Rome or Florence. Without a doubt, Florence. Sorry, Roma.
In Toscana, we traveled to the south, the north and drove the hills in between. We chose Cortona and Lucca as the two towns to explore in depth, popping briefly into others like Montepulciano. And we drank a lot of Chianti and Sangiovese, and ate a lot of pasta. Unfortunately our streak of perfect-weather sunny and 70-degree days finally ran out in Tuscany, and we got some rain for two days. Boo. But the hills of Tuscany are still beautiful, even with gray skies. The landscape is so wide and rolling, with large symmetrical squares of green and brown farmland and perfectly tufted cypress trees on the horizon. The whole thing looks like an Italian scale model! I called it "toy-town," because it barely looks real. Cars off in the distance look like wind-up matchbox cars climbing up foam hills. It's cute. Real cute.
The two brightest highlights of Tuscany for us involved bikes and wines... for once not at the same time! In the Chianti region, we had an AMAZING winery lunch worth mentioning at Antinori nel Chianti. Big producers with their modern marvels of wine-making aren't our usual choice for wine tourism, as we prefer smaller operations... but this one really hits the mark. The restaurant is a glass box set inside a hilltop, overlooking all the vineyards, and the food was some of the best we've had. If you're every in Chianti, do not miss a lunch or early dinner at their restaurant. This place was an A++.
The next day we worked off some of our decadence with a nice long bicycle ride. Lucca is a little town in northern Tuscany that is known for its perfectly preserved Renaissance city walls (a rarity, due to WWII bombings...) But these walls double as a park! The entire 4km circumference of the wall can be traversed atop it by foot or bicycle. We rented bikes and rode these amazing walltops, enjoying panoramic views the entire way around. From atop the walls, one can see inside the city to the beautiful bell towers and churches, and out all the way to the Apuane Alps. The wall is a lively place to be, with Luccans coming out to enjoy their town's best feature. From groups of Gramps in their tracksuits to young mothers strolling with babies to teens and school kids signing and goofing off, the whole wall just vibrates with good energy. We looped it three times, twice atop and once below, and never got tired of the sights and sounds.
It was here in Lucca that we stayed our first agroturismo: Podere Di Rosa (Land of Rosa). Agroturisomo is a brilliant Italian concept (the general name for the southern versions, masserias) To foster agriculture, Italy gives certain tax breaks to small farmers who also use some of their grounds or homes to host tourists. The rates at agroturismos vary hugely, with some being super primo and others being very basic and affordable. We picked a more affordable option and were rewarded with our choice.
Our hosts Paolo and Caterina were SO wonderful, welcoming and fun. We arrived and after checking in Caterina exclaimed "Welcome to za crazy familia!" Their 400 year old house is the hub, set amid fields and farm. With their teenage daughter Francesca and her friends, Paolo's four hens and Caterina's four cats, the place is a beehive of energy. Their farm produces wine and olive oil for sale, and personal crops for lemons, tomatoes, herbs, and more. And they have actual beehives, too! They make candles and honey. Their home-hotel couldn't be any cuter and their hospitality couldn't be any warmer. If you're interested, you can get their wine in the States! It's called Chiesino. It means "little church" because of the little church Paolo's mother, Rosa, kept in the corner of the property.
Cinque Terre and Ciao
Our last stops were Cinque Terre and Milano. Cinque Terre is the little land of 5 towns set in the cliffs of the Mediterranean, along the southern border of the Riviera.
Many friends emphatically recommended this area to us, and we're so glad we listened! The pink & yellow towns nestled along the ocean are so charming, and the sea views cannot be beat. But getting here was no easy feat. The narrow twists of roads to get into Cinque Terre make the winding roads of Amalfi look easy by comparison! This white-knuckle ride was so intense, but Chris kept his cool and did an incredible job of driving them. Seriously. He was just so calm & cool, even when I shrieked several times as cars approached us swiftly around tight corners. Unknowingly, the town we chose to stay in, Vernazza, isn't accessible by car. So we had to park and hike the last kilometer on foot, with all of our bags. It was funny and fitting, reminding us to our last traveler moments that sometimes you just gotta roll with whatever the journey throws at you.
Our time in Cinque Terre was short, but we did manage to do a great hike along their well-known coastal hiking route. With stunning views and some serious climbs, we truly enjoyed this little trek. Our pasta-enhanced posteriors needed a little exercise! Sadly, much of the route was destroyed in 2011 due to awful floods. The destruction of the land is still very evident and half of the trail remains closed. This was yet another reminder during an already-solemn month of just how much us humans are not in charge when it comes to Mother Nature's force. She always gets the final word.
And we said Arrivaderci to Italia in Milano, the sprawling and chic metropolis. Our only big sightseeing was done at Milano's duomo, viewing the stunning cathedral from all angles. This was quite an end to all of the churches of Italy. From duomos to basilicos to chiesas to cattedrales... we explored probably 100 churches inside and out here, from the simple to the most ornate. But Milano's duomo is one of the most stunning of them all.
We savored our last days in Italia, walking throughout the city to drink up our last drops of Italian sun, food, and wine. Now there's just one more stop on this bus... a quick jaunt to London to see some dear friends and meet their new bambino, before we head home to NYC this week. So we won't say goodbye... just Ciao for now!


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Communicating Digitally with the Laboratory: Design, Impressions, Shade, and the Digital Laboratory Slip
This article will review and explore some of the digital opportunities and rationales for digital communication of all forms of clinical information from the dentist to the laboratory.
Multipurpose Lasers in Dentistry 1999
Few professions have worked as hard as dentistry to convince the public of the value of its services and especially to make these services as attractive as possible. Of no minor importance is the realization that patients want and appreciate dentistry's efforts to make dental visits more pleasant. Efforts to communicate advancement in dentistry is seen in written advertisements, as well as television coverage of just how painless and high-tech a visit to the dentist has become. Helping improve the…
Prosthetic Gingival Reconstruction in a Fixed Partial Restoration - Part 1: Introduction to Artificial Gingiva as an Alternative Therapy
The Class III defect environment entails a vertical and horizontal deficiency in the endentulous ridge. Often, bone and soft tissue surgical procedures fall short of achieving a natural esthetic result. Alternative surgical and restorative protocols for these types of prosthetic gingival restorations are presented in this three-part series, which highlights the diagnostic and treatment aspects as well as the lab and maintenance challenges involved.
Big Picture Planning: A Comprehensive Surgical and Prosthetic Workflow
This seminar will highlight interdisciplinary aspects of treatment to achieve optimum outcomes in challenging cases. The cases presented range from single tooth replacement in the esthetic zone to full-arch rehabilitation and reconstruction of composite defects with restorative and surgical modalities. Emphasis will be placed on meeting and exceeding patient needs and working as a team in an everyday private practice setting. Surgical modalities presented will include creation of optimum hard and soft tissue architecture as well as peri-implant tissue modification procedures prior, during and after implantation. Diagnostic considerations for prosthetic rehabilitation of failing dentition and composite defects will also be discussed through case presentations.
Trial Smile and Guided Veneer Preparation in Esthetic Therapy - Part 3
Dr. David Garber demonstrates conservative tooth preparation, temporization and seating of porcelain veneers.
Bonding of Ceramic Veneers 2009 - Part 4
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The Digital Smile Designer Journey: Step-by-Step of the Facially Driven Smile Design Process Powered by 3D Technology
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Color in Esthetics: The Science Behind Beauty
This presentation will be very different from programs in color matching, communication and reproduction of natural teeth that you may have attended in the past. The didactic part will emphasize the nature, principles and fundamentals of color, and tools that are essential to master a plan for successful color matching in both office and dental laboratory, together with step-by-step instructions. Examples and practical suggestions will be provided, including the latest changes recommended by the presenter. Dental Color Matcher, a color education and training program for esthetic dentistry authored by the presenter and used by dental professionals and students in 100+ countries, will be demonstrated.
Pure Dental Esthetics – From Titanium to Zirconia
The replacement of a single tooth with dental implants, especially when the patient has a high smile line, has been an esthetic challenge in implant dentistry. Typically, it requires very careful stages to create the final restoration as natural as possible. When there is loss of soft tissues, carefully made dental-gingival prosthesis becomes an alternative of therapy. For all cases with high smile line, achieving perfection in color and texture of the restoration it's not an easy task. Currently there are some ways to achieve better aesthetic results, including digital scanning of colors. This presentation describes step-by-step the application of a protocol developed in our clinic. Several cases will be discussed. In addition, recent technologies such as zirconium implants are also be discussed.
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2004 Dodge Viper SRT10 Roadster RWDReview
Red Flyer!!! — I purchased the vehicle by accident with the thought of selling it. Well a full summer later I can't fine a reason to get rid of it. It may be my only chance to own a drive a real sports car. It's the Cobra that I couldn't afford in my youth or now. It's a real car of the past very few options; air, power steering, disc brakes, power windows and a CD player nothing else is needed. It makes me smile!!! There is nothing other than maybe a Turbo Porsche to compare the power too, the acceleration is frighting and it stops quicker than anything I've ever driven. I get as much enjoyment of driving and riding in it as I once did riding my motorcycles. Plus if I'm caught in the rain I don't have to pull under a overpass and wait for the rain to stop. Another great aspect of the vehicle is you can have a conversation with your passenger with the top down at 80 mph. Great engineering.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Everything about this vehicle is a throw back to the days of my youth and then some. It's a vehicle that not very one would appreciated because there's no creature comforts. It's tight, loud and fast. I compare it to Cobras of the sixties. Motor, transmission and just enough room for two people. And will give you enough excitement and enjoyment that keeps you coming back for more. It's so fast that you have to pay attention the whole time you are behind the wheel. And on top of it all it handles like or close to a Porsche 911 I was own.
Cons: I truly have no cons about the vehicle other than have to careful where you park it. It is like a magnet.
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2004 Dodge Viper SRT10 Roadster RWDReview
04 Viper — Drove a Viper around Road America - wasn't impressed. Oversteered and was very unstable. Gearbox was similar to my circa 90s John Deere, A/C Controls and many other parts were borrowed from the Neon. Exhaust design/layout was an afterthought - scorched your legs getting in or out after high speed runs. Fun in 2nd gear in straight line, but first corner was not fun at all.
Pros: Fun in straight line, sounds good, fun burnouts
Cons: Steering, Interior, Exhaust layout
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Extreme power. Great handling, but not really comfy. Gets attention.
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Front Seats Ranked 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Hardtop Coupe RWD better.
"For me, they felt better. I could go 400+ miles without stopping. The Viper, only a little over 100 miles then I would need to walk around."
Cargo Capacity Ranked 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Hardtop Coupe RWD better.
"Just I can get into the trunk area while driving. Felt more open to me."
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2009 Dodge Viper Reviews
So Tough
favorite car of all time. hope to have one in the future. performance is unreat lots of muscle. cost about $107, 000 lol kinda expensive. its a very fun car to be in and i love to go fast so its perfe... Read More
My New Toy
Well, I bought this car last year and I only use it for track days or special days with my family because I live in Mexico and to have a car like that is at your own risk. But, I really enjoy those ... Read More
2008 Dodge Viper Reviews
Worth It If You Want A Rocket Sled
You know exactly what you're getting with a viper. Looks that attract a ton of attention, an abundance of power, capable but scary handling and an experience every time you drive the car. For this pri... Read More
Raw, Monster Power. Better Know What You're Doing In This One.
A true driver's car. This can't be your first performance car. Must be for the experienced drive only. Absolute BEAST with raw horsepower, no traction control, MONSTER torque. Excellent car for th... Read More
2006 Dodge Viper Reviews
Fast, Fast, Fast!
Loaded with power. Quite possibly one of the worse handling cars that I've ever driven. Great looking car. Sounds throaty and loaded with HP. I understand that the newest model Vipers handle muc... Read More
2006 Dodge Viper Coupe
I just bought this car used last week with only 16,000 miles and have to say it's more than I ever hoped for. Everyone knows about the horsepower and torque, but the car is unbelievably comfortable to... Read More
2005 Dodge Viper Reviews
Great looking, fun driving-hard driving sports car compared to the ZR1. But if you know how to race and drive the car for how/why it's built you can have a lot of fun. Just don't let your friends test... Read More
My Mamba Edition Viper
What's not to like? It has 700 rwhp and will spin the tires through third. There's nothing like going 170mph with the top down. And then when you want to just cruise, it's as docile as any daily drive... Read More
2003 Dodge Viper Reviews
Biggest Adrenaline Rush
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PORT ORANGE -- City leaders are looking into the concept and cost of fingerprinting job applicants, especially those seeking management positions.
Currently, employees with the police department and parks and recreation must be fingerprinted because they work around children.
City Councilman Bob Ford, a former police chief, said fingerprinting should be required of anyone seeking a position of authority in Port Orange government, especially in areas of finance.
"I'm willing to be more lenient on the regular rank-and-file employees," he said. "... I would like to see maybe a multiple (tiered) policy, depending on the position, whether there has to be a full fingerprint check."
But Mayor Allen Green favored across-the-board fingerprinting for all new employees, given most workers come in contact with children at some time.
"To me, you do it with everybody," he said. "I'd like to know the cost."
Heather Carrizales, who heads the human resources department, recently spoke to the City Council about an ordinance that proposed changes to identification checks for future job applicants. Those included agreeing to a comprehensive background check that includes Social Security verification and criminal history. Anyone refusing the check would not be hired.
Currently, she said, a post-employment check is done.
"We now participate in the e-verify program, where employees are required to provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States and their identification," Carrizales said. "And in the system, which is a federal database, you can actually match a photograph of the person to whoever is sitting in front of you. If there's a falsification in their identity, then that's a crime."
But Ford recommended more be done.
"I do not feel good about this. Having worked in the field, the only real check of who you are is fingerprints," he said. "People change their names constantly. There are so many ways to defeat a name search. And when we start talking about Social Security numbers, let me put it this way, any person worth their salt out there, has several."
At his urging, Carrizales will look into the cost of fingerprinting new employees, which she estimated was about $80 each.
Vice Mayor Bob Pohlmann, a Port Orange middle school assistant principal, said job applicants in the Volusia County school system currently must pay for their own drug tests and fingerprinting before being hired.


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State is placing persons who are involuntarily committed to treatment the section 35 process in jail or prison even though have not been charged
The scene plays out every day in Massachusetts, thousands of times a year.
A loved one is addicted to opioids. Their life is spinning out of control as they use more and more. Their family panics. Rehab can be unaffordable and it may require waiting for a spot. But they need to get their loved one somewhere they cant use before its too late.
Its about now that they might consider section 35, a process in Massachusetts by which persons abusing drugs or alcohol can be involuntarily committed to treatment for up to 90 days after a family member, guardian, law enforcement officer or doctor petitions a judge. Many states have similar laws in place and have turned to them in battling the opioid crisis gripping the nation.
But in Massachusetts, involuntarily committed men can end up in jail or prison even though no charges have been levied against them.
Thats how Jim, a 29-year-old student, arrived at the Hampden county jail in the western Massachusetts town of Ludlow in March after overdosing on opioids. Despite being forced into jail with no charges, he told the Guardian he was glad to be there.
Ive never been in trouble with the law, but it was absolutely necessary for a cop to come to the house, put me in handcuffs and take me here, he said.
Eight days into his stay, he said jail was the best thing thats probably ever happened to me.
As Massachusetts struggles against an opioid crisis that kills five times as many people than automobile accidents every year in the state, the placement of civilly committed men in correctional facilities has emerged as one of the most controversial tactics to confront addiction in the state and one not seen anywhere else in the nation.
To proponents, the section 35 process is seen as lifesaving, putting people in a place where they absolutely cannot get drugs and where they cannot simply walk out. But its detractors say that forced rehabilitation does not work, that putting men in correctional facilities is unconstitutional and that putting patients in prison settings is detrimental to recovery and increases the risk of relapse once patients are released.
Women were once held in correctional facilities in Massachusetts for addiction, but after an ACLU lawsuit, the state ended the practice in 2016.
But the state has ramped up its incarceration of civilly committed men. According to Prisoners Legal Services, a not-for-profit that has been a key opponent of the practice, Massachusetts places more than 2,000 men involuntarily committed for substance abuse in correctional facilities per year.
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How to Fall in Love with Your Spouse/
Mike and I met in 2000 and married two years later. I knew the night I met him that he was the one for me. How do we know these things? Those feelings of early love defy logic. For many of us, they are the feelings we begin to miss as the years pile up in a relationship.
Mike and I moved off and finished graduate school, had two kids, moved home, and had another child. Profession took over Mike's life and motherhood took over mine. Did we still love each other? Yes. Three kids' worth of dirty diapers, stressful work, and a few life crises later, were we in love? Not so much.
Somehow, despite the fact that we were committed to our marriage and each other, the arguments seemed to always sound the same. I didn't feel heard. He didn't think I ever listened to him. Completing simple jobs together at The Homestead often ended in digging up mortal wounds from childhood. Mostly, we felt more like housemates than the connected young people we started out as.
So last year, we decided to go all in. We hoped that there was more to this marriage thing than gliding through our parallel lives under one roof. We wanted, audaciously, to be in love again, and we set out to find out how. Mike and I recommitted and read books. John Gottman is one of our favorites. The Five Love Languages was important. Then, by some miracle (actually because he is very brave), Mike agreed to go to a retreat with me by Harville and Helen Hendrix, Getting the Love You Want, based on their bestseller. We came home and put the practices to work. And guess what? They worked.
The things we learned on our journey are what we will share with other couples in the Whole Relationship Retreat November 6th and 7th at The Homestead. Usually we find experts to present on the topics we want to cover in our programming, but this time? We are the experts in learning to create a happy, healthy, better-than-you-imagined marriage, or at least we are able to tell you how to put expert advice into practice.
What are some of the things we learned?
1. We needed a new vision for our marriage: The vision we created as young people had changed over the years, and yet we never discussed it. We hadn't updated our vision for where we wanted to go together since we had those discussions when we were dating.
2. We needed to learn how to fight: Our fights led nowhere. Neither of us ever felt heard or satisfied with the outcome. Learning how to fight fair has been a Godsend.
3. We needed to learn how to appreciate each other: The way I show appreciation is not necessarily the way Mike receives it. The way he shows it didn't register with me either. Now when I see him paying the bills I think, "Oh! He's trying to be romantic."
4. We needed to understand where our old wounds came from: Most of our fights really had very little to do with the current situation and more to do with what we brought to the situation. Figuring that out, and how to change it, was incredible!
So here we are. A year later, fifteen years into a damn good relationship, and IN LOVE. Anyway, you know it must be working if my introverted husband agreed to co-teach this course with me without threats or bribery. In fact, he said, "Sure. People need to know this stuff!"


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Letter: State House members disgrace themselves
Handling of budget an embarrassment.
The "smoke and mirrors" budget passed by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives is a disgrace. How can "conservatives" vote for something that spends over $2 billion more than the state has and claims to fund the rest with imaginary money?
The budget contains $200 million in "income" from increased gambling, when no such plan even exists yet. It borrows $1 billion, though the state is supposed to have a balanced budget. And it relies on stealing funds from existing trust funds that have important purposes. For example, it will rob BARTA of 20 percent of its funding, hurting our local elderly and working-class people who rely on it.
Even the Republican state Senate leadership admits that most of this money is not available for general spending. In short, this budget is a total fraud. Can you imagine how these guys would buy a used car? Just drive it off the lot, and then three months later call the dealer and say, "Uh, yeah, I might be able to pay for that car sometime, if I can figure out how ..."
It's time for a change in Harrisburg. We should vote out these GOP fraudsters next year.
Randall Newnham
Exeter Township


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3 ways to optimise your day
From working hours to a family breakfast here's the numbers to keep you balanced.
Deciding you're going to save more money is the first step to achieving that goal. What you need now is a strong game plan to reach your target. Here's how you can create one in just six steps:
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It is no secret that women like lingerie. While men often like to see women wearing lingerie, women enjoy even more wearing lingerie. Good lingerie can make a woman feel sexy, no matter what she is wearing on the outside. Inside, she knows that she is wearing sexy lingerie and it gives her confidence. The feeling of sexy confidence is just one reason why women like lingerie.
Lingerie is still used to improve what are often seen as flaws in the figure of a woman. Women will wear control type panties if they wish to flatten their stomach and buttocks. Women with small chests will wear push up bras or padded bras to give them more cleavage and allow their clothing to look better on them. In the mirror, a woman will examine herself in lingerie and like what she sees as she will often purchase products that will enhance her figure and hide her flaws.
In addition to being figure flattering, lingerie will make someone feel sexy. It is normal for a woman to wear sexy undergarments or nightgowns when going to bed to try to evoke passion in her mate. A woman uses lingerie to invoke the sense of sight when arranging for a romantic evening with her partner. She will often wear enticing lingerie that she knows will arouse him.
The feeling of such fabrics as silks and satin on bare skin is pleasing to most women and this is yet another reason why women like lingerie. Good lingerie uses quality fabrics, such as silk, that feels good against the skin. There is much lingerie in the silk line that make a woman feel comfortable as well as sexy.
Even women who are single and without a significant other in their lives revel in lingerie. It is not only used to arouse a mate, but also as a confidence builder for any woman. A woman wearing sexy lingerie likes the way she looks in the mirror and knows that she will be desired. Just because a woman is single is no reason to give up wearing sexy lingerie. With the confidence that she gains by feeling good about herself on the inside, she will not be single long unless she chooses to be.
Fine fabrics, ribbons and laces have been coveted over the centuries by women who generally like to have feminine, pretty things. Many women enjoy the sensuality of just being a woman. They enjoy painting their nails, wearing make up, wearing certain scents and lotions and wearing feminine style clothing. In addition, women like lingerie because it makes them feel more like a woman in every way. It is not only, if purchased properly, used to enhance the figure, but also to make a woman feel more like a woman.
Each day, most women work hard the same way as men do. Many women work today in fields that were strictly only for men 30 years ago. It is nice for a woman who works in such a field to remind herself every once in a while that she is a woman. Although she may be wearing a hardhat and jeans, if underneath she is wearing a lacy camisole, she will feel very much like a woman. It is probably for this reason the most why women like lingerie.


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Happy Friday Sunday, Brazenites!
As you may have noticed, the Brazen blog was down on Friday for a period as our IT team worked diligently to bring it back up. As a result, our Friday link roundup did not go out as scheduled.
But we didn't want you to miss out on the goodness, so we're putting it up now. Better late than never, right?
1. Think you're prepared for every question an interviewer could throw at you? Think again. Check out some of the weirdest questions interviewers have actually asked job candidates.
2. "Location, location, location" isn't just for real estate; if you're thinking of starting your own biz, check out the 5 best states for entrepreneurs.
3. Who better to teach you how to negotiate than a top FBI investigator?
4. You may know the basics of office email etiquette, but have you considered what your "Out of Office" message says about you?
5. Learn a lesson in how not to run a business from the 10 most hated companies in America.
6. Are you a STAR manager or a DOPE manager? If you're not sure (and want to make sure you're not the latter), check out how to manage a new team when you have no clue what you're doing.
7. If ever there was an ideal example of the ROWE argument, it would be this: "model" $250,000 a year employee surfs cat videos all day while secretly outsourcing his job to China.
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Author: Dima Titov
Virtual reality in entertainment is an immense world that is still evolving
While diving into VR, users can find a whole treasure trove of entertaining activities without any barriers. But VR gadgets are pricey, so still not very popular in the home entertainment space. However, companies involved in the entertainment business readily purchase necessary VR equipment because of huge interest among clients. So it is no surprise various entertainment platforms apply Virtual World entertainment at its best.
For instance, such activities are provided by cinemas equipped with respective VR facilities, online gambling portals with VR games (best real-money casinos online consider implementation of VR very promising and perspective), plus computer games, of course.
VR Entertainment Around Us
VR Cinemas
Glasses are the spring board of VR creation: to immerse into the imaginary unreal worlds, you need visualization first and foremost.
Glasses are quite expensive, so there is little chance they will follow in the footsteps of smartphones and spread like wildfire any time soon. Besides, the considerable weight of VR glasses causes faster fatigue when wearing them during a game or watching a movie.
Apart from visual impressions, virtual entertainment has other essential aspects: good sound, tactile perception, controlling temperature or position in space.
The easiest way to ensure sound quality is to use standard stereo headphones. All other mentioned feelings and perceptions are provided by specific motion armchairs that vibrate, move, tip, and get hot and cold.
Modern cinemas purchase additional equipment to create various scents. It's not an easy task because the scent must come and go according to a plan and be replaced by another one at exactly the right moment.
The most expensive facilities allowing users to dive into a fictional fantasy world are used in cinemas; for instance, individual armchairs with extra gear, glasses, helmet or tools for aroma injections. Sometimes they add a water pulverizer resembling splashes or a fan simulating wind at a required temperature and speed.
Online casinos and VR
Online gambling is private entertainment. People love playing alone at home using computers, laptops, or smartphones. Developers understand this and use desktop browsers and specific apps to implement VR in entertainment games.
The difference is that VR cinema strives to deliver a full sense of an unreal world, while online casinos try to bring the player closer to the real-world casino atmosphere.
Times have changed. Before the only available casino fun were slots—now all but forgotten. A step closer to an immersive VR experience was an opportunity for gambling fans to play a life-like game. Now it is possible to put on special glasses and seem present at the dealer's table.
Application of VR in entertainment industry
No doubt, computer games are the most genuine type of VR apps. Users like VR games for their ultimate realism and immersion none of the traditional computer games could ever provide. Does the computer-games industry act as the lifeblood for finding new opportunities in VR app development? Absolutely.
Let's take a look at some examples of VR in entertainment and get familiar with some of the top VR games.
1 Titans of space
An educational VR game for children. Its main goal is to explore the Universe while flying around the solar system and between planets and satellites. A good choice to make children familiar with astronomy.
2 SpaceTunnel
VR game based on users' reaction speed. The most dynamic and full-of-fun game offering single and multiplayer mode to compete with friends in collecting points. The game goal is to fly in space and evade obstacles in outer space.
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3 Star Conflict
This simulator generates extensive star battles on spaceships. This game is a good match for those who like to play the role as a captain of an aircraft.
4 Trackmania
In a nutshell, this game is reckless racing without physical laws. This simulator will definitely attract real daredevils who are speed and adrenaline addicts.
5 ZVR Apocalypse
Pretty good run-and-shoot game. As you can see from its name, the game is a zombie apocalypse game where players need to survive while fighting off hungry dead men.
Ways to estimate costs of making VR entertainment apps
Talking about virtual reality applications in entertainment industry, we cannot omit the crucial question of costs required to create a decent gaming product.
As you know, "the devil is in the details". The more complex the future app is and the more features it has, the more time it requires to develop, test, and launch. Timeline and costs can vary from 1 month up to several years. So, if you plan an astonishing VR app, consider the features and complexity of your app idea and make a comprehensive list. It will help to properly assess the time and resources required for implementation. If you struggle to do it on your own, let a team of professionals help you make a realistic estimate.
For instance, a simple Crossy Chicken-like VR game where users need to avoid certain objects or obstacles, overcome barriers, etc., can be built within a month by one developer plus QA and project management (check out what VR/AR apps we can do for you within one month).
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There is just something about being home. The familiarity, the presence of loved ones, the nostalgia. We are fortunate that many of our favourite rivers flow basically through our backyard, each just a short drive a way and each hold a special place in our heart.
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As corporate-backed Republicans target the working man's major organizations, i.e. labor unions, political cartoonist and caricaturist Captain Cartoon thinks it's high time to fight back — with cartoon campaigns!
The veteran political cartoonist has harnessed cartoon campaigns in support of (or in defense of) numerous issues, with admirable success. His most recent campaigns utilized gigantic cartoon billboards drawn on behalf of various police unions.
"I'm neither pro nor anti union," says the artist. "Rather, I'm 'pro-America.' However, it's becoming more apparent to me that there's a definite 'Republican-fueled' targeting of 'the little guy', and what better way to accomplish this than to destroy one of the common man's most powerful institutions, i.e. organized labor," he said.
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"Trust me, political cartoons — created and presented effectively — tend to get their point across, if not send the bad guys 'heading for cover,'" he added, "I aim for the jugular."
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Were we sad to leave Bordeaux? No. It was pouring down.
We drove on the toll roads to San Sebastian which cost an absolute fortune (16 Euros for a 3 hour drive). I really don't see what all that toll money got put towards that we paid as the road was pretty average and there were weeds and rubbish everywhere. One drama along the way was that we got stuck in a toll booth. The toll booth rejected all of our credit cards (even though they worked for the 2x tolls before this one), so we counted out all of the right change in Euros, chucked it in, then the barrier didn't go up. Hmmm. So we tried to put some notes in, nope it wouldn't take those either. We pressed the help button which got answered by a person who's solution to the problem was to just yell "billet billet" at us 100 times meaning put notes in (no you dummy, the machine won't take notes), then hang up. Eventually after about 15 minutes and getting hung up on multiple times, a lady came over to help us, saw that the machine wouldn't take notes, opened up and saw that we had paid the exact right amount in coins, then let us through. As soon as we made it through to Spain, the quality of the roads dramatically improved (being both smoother and cleaner).
The place we were staying in San Sebastian was a Uni hostel and was alright for what we paid. Best thing about it was that it was in a safe neighbourhood, in fact every part of San Sebastian seemed extremely safe, extremely clean and much more relaxed than what we had experienced in France. That evening we headed to the old town to have some Pintxos (essentially tapas served on bread) and did what the locals did and bar hopped. My favourite was one with smoked salmon, raw sardine and salsa, so yum, I now see why Dad goes on about sardines so much! We also saw the locals playing their strange game of squash with a hard ball and without racquets (you just use your hands). Looked and sounded extremely painful.
In the morning we awoke to an overcast day which was disappointing, so we decided to get breakfast and eat it down by the beach. By the time we got to the beach, the clouds has disappeared and the day had transformed into the nicest day we have had so far in Europe. So plans changed to going to the beach for the day.
One thing I did feel in San Sebastian was extremely pale. Everyone is cooked beyond belief, with the most leathery, tanned skin. My skin was luminous (the winter in NZ had not helped the matter). Once we got to the beach, we walked around for a while and set our towels up by some other tourists who were just as sun deprived as us.
That evening Shaun and Jess arrived so we got to hang out with them at the Pintxos bars for the evening (Shaun is Alex's mate from high school). They were staying at someones house from AirBnB so their host told them all of the best local places to go and what to order. It was such a fun night catching up with them. We even got a couples photo since we could trust them with the camera haha.
I was definitely sad for our San Sebastian stay to come to an end. It was such a beautiful place where you could chill out, however, I was excited to move on and see the next thing.


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Engagement party at 14 Macquarie Way, 1927. Left to Right: Mrs Pettit, Bill Pettit, Ethel Thomson, Mrs Broome, Dick Broome, Nelly Pettit's fiancee, Jack Forest and Nelly Pettit. Children: Kenny and Alec Thomson.


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Looking for an impact investor? Here's my advice.
By Eric Chapman
As managing partner of a local venture fund with a focus on impact, it's a question I get asked all the time: what do you weigh when considering an investment in a business that seeks to make a positive difference while making a profit?
Here's the simple answer: we look for teams with good ideas; an identifiable, addressable market; clear goals and a reasonable plan for achieving them.
But the better, more involved answer: we look for impact entrepreneurs who truly understand what it is they want in — and what they need to get out of--an investor. In short, we are looking for smart potential partners.
Investors come in different varieties, each somewhere along the continuum from passive to active. A startup entrepreneur who thinks all they need is a check from a passive investor is probably wrong. A smart one will be able to take a realistic view of their business plan, their team, and the current state of their product and be able to see where they need help, and which investor team can help them fill these gaps.
No one — not a single individual or even a team — can fill all the roles necessary to successfully build a startup. Those who understand where they need help and actively seek it out are ahead of the game.
So, what should you be looking for in an investor? The best ones are those who will push you, help you challenge your assumptions and work with you to refine your business models. Look for teams that can be a good source of insight into your proposed market, or bring expertise in some technical area or skillsets you lack. At a minimum, they should be all-in to help you attract additional investors and initial customers.
But most of all, if you are seeking to build an impact business, you need an investor who believes in you and what you are trying to accomplish. You need someone who understands and values your broader definition of ROI. Most of all, you need someone who willing to try to do something truly meaningful with you.
Eric Chapman is a serial entrepreneur and experienced business consultant with a history of working with impact startups. He is currently Managing Principal of the SustainVC venture fund.


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Catholic Care had said it would have to give up its work finding homes for children if it was made to comply with the new anti-discrimination legislation.
The Charity Commission had rejected its plea to an exemption under the Sexual Orientation Regulations but a High Court judge this morning allowed the adoption charity's appeal.
Mr Justice Briggs, sitting in London, ordered the commission to reconsider the case in the light of the principles set out in his judgment.
Catholic Care, which serves the dioceses of Leeds, Middlesbrough, and Hallam in South Yorkshire, was the last Catholic adoption charity to continue its fight against the equality legislation.
The Roman Catholic Church lost a battle against the regulations when they were introduced in 2006.
Rt Rev Arthur Roche, Bishop of Leeds, welcomed the judge's decision, saying it would "help in our determination to continue to provide this invaluable service to benefit children, families and communities".
He said the judgment confirmed that Catholic Care was correct in its reading of the Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2007 and that the exemption could apply "to any charity subject to it being in the public interest".
The bishop said: "We look forward to producing evidence to the Charity Commission to support the position that we have consistently taken through this process: that without being able to use this exemption, children without families would be seriously disadvantaged.
"Catholic Care has been providing specialist adoption services for over 100 years.
"We have helped hundreds of children through the recruitment, assessment, training and support for prospective adoptive parents as well as offering ongoing and post-adoption support to families that give such security and love for some of the most vulnerable children in our society.
"The judgment today will help in our determination to continue to provide this invaluable service to benefit children, families and communities."


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This post is a part of a series I wanted to do on simple user group management tips.
When you visit a user group, the person standing at the computer is most likely not being paid. In fact, a large majority of the technical speaker circuit is filled with unpaid speakers. Not only that, the speaker might incur costs just for having come out.
What costs would a speaker have?
Great question!
- Gas
Let's imagine someone is driving ~4-8 hours round trip to visit a user group. This will include one or two tanks of gas, depending on the type of vehicle you're driving.
- Hotel
If I'm driving more than 4 hours in one direction to visit a user group, I probably want to get a hotel for the night.
- Lost wages
Odds are if I'm driving to a user group, I need to take the afternoon off work. This means I'm burning PTO or (if you're like me), you're not billing time.
Organizations like INETA have programs to help offset the costs of for speakers. For example, if I were to travel over 360 miles, INETA will reimburse me $200 for the trip. That's pretty good and covers most of my costs of speaking.
How can the user group help?
I understand that asking you to cover speaker costs is a huge thing. So I'm not going to do that. Still assume that speakers will come of their own freewill and will cover their own costs.
Consider this: Your goal as a user group leader is to promote the local technology scene. You want to attract people to show up and learn, but you also want to attract great speakers!
A couple months ago, our user group started a process of giving out speaker gifts. We don't promote it ("HEY EVERYONE! LOOK AT US GIVING A SPEAKER GIFT!"). Instead, the speaker loves the thought behind the gift and keeps us in mind for a return visit in the future.
These speakers will then talk about you to their speaker friends. "Hey, those guys at the Hampton Roads .NET group are really cool. I definitely recommend getting on their calendar."
What kind of gift can we give?
We just give a $50 Amazon gift card in one of the fancy boxes. That's pretty good, and it's a cost we subsidize with sponsor money.
A couple months ago, I visited a group called GANG where they gave me a engraved metal mug. That was awesome, and it makes me definitely want to come back.
Why not start simple and give the speaker a thank you card signed by all the organizers and some of the attendees? Every little bit you can do makes a difference.


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The globalisation series - how to configure tax and VAT in Magento 2
The brands we work with are often transitioning to the next stage of growth, and for many this is globalisation. These brands are meeting sales targets across local marketplaces and regional partner sites and are ready to capitalise on the demand of new overseas markets. To facilitate this growth, an international eCommerce site which is scalable, reliable and can be tailored to local shopper expectations is required.
Driving global expansion with Magento
The Magento platform is a great option for brands who are treading their toes in new territories or plan to within the next 5 years. With the ability to manage multiple International eCommerce websites and 150+ language packs available, Magento allows merchants to create authentic and localised brand experiences across multiple websites. Using a common codebase and common database for all versions which enable quick configuration and launch without developer resource.
From site design and product mix to supporting regional technologies and suppliers, Magento's global ecosystem can also be utilised to help tailor brand experiences to local customs. But before this can begin, one of the first steps is to configure tax and VAT in the Magento admin.
Tax/VAT configuration in Magento 2
In Magento tax is based on the product tax class and customer tax and is calculated at the shopping cart. For merchants expanding globally, they can create as many customer tax classes as they need.
Chandni, an ISTQB certified QA at Two Jay clearly explains this process for other Quality Analysts, Magento Developers or Project Managers in her guide to Tax/VAT Configuration in Magento 2.


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Book drive honors Weatherford second-grade teacher who died from flu complications
Nights are the longest for Frank Holland. Mornings, he hugs his children, gets them off to school, and faces another day that he hopes will keep him busy.
The busier the better. Frank's wife of 14 years, Heather Holland, died Feb. 4 from flu complications. She was 38 and a second-grade teacher at Ikard Elementary School in Weatherford.
"There's good days and there's bad days," Frank said. "We go on a day at a time, and try to adjust to the new normal, whatever that is."
To honor Heather, an avid reader who encouraged her students to read, her former co-workers set up a book drive that runs through Friday, May 4.
"All the teachers who worked with Heather wanted to memorialize her, and what better way?" Ikard Principal Christy Burton said. "I'm just excited this honors Heather in a way she loved. She just wanted everybody to read."
During the drive, residents can donate books via a drop box in the school library. Children bring them on a daily basis. Each book, which goes into the school library, has a sticker placed in it naming the donor and stating that it was donated in memory of Heather.
Heidi, 10, and Dayton, 7, Heather's daughter and son, recorded a video that plays each morning during first period to remind students to bring books to the drive. They wrote the skit themselves.
"She had to read the book before she would watch the movie," Heidi recalled. "We'd go hunting and she'd read a book and let me look out for the deer." Frank said, "You should have seen her at Disney World when we went to the Harry Potter exhibit." To which Heidi chimed in, "She was like a little kid. She was so excited."
Librarian Bridget Burrows said the book drive caught the attention of other schools in the area. She said books have been donated from schools in Brock, Fort Worth and White Settlement. "People who heard about it called and asked what books we need," she said. "People from all over have donated books."
And though the book drive is nearing an end, Burrows said donations in Heather's memory will still be accepted. "People never go by deadlines," she said with a laugh. "Of course we'll take donations after. Heather would never say we have enough books."
Frank said he and his family honored Heather in another special way. At her request, they took her ashes to the family ranch in Meridian, placed them inside fireworks and scattered them over the area she loved so much.
"It took forever to get those ashes in there," he said with a smile.
Burton said the school is also planning to put up a bench in her honor.
"I think it would be perfect outside the cafeteria, by a big tree. I can see her sitting there reading a book," Burton said.
Frank said he believes Heather's death has raised awareness of the dangers of having the flu. "Normally, you get the flu and you lay around three days. And Heather would never let you know just how bad she was feeling," he said. "So when she said she had to go to the hospital, I knew it was serious."
Heather put off getting Tamiflu, Frank said, because of the cost, which he said was around $116. It wasn't that the family couldn't afford it, she just thought it was too expensive, he said. And Frank himself, who said he often didn't get flu shots in the past, "will probably get one every year now."
Burton said her favorite memory of Heather was her smile, and especially her laugh. "When she would laugh, it was a belly laugh," Burton said. Burton said the students in Heather's second-grade class coped with the loss by drawing pictures and writing letters.
"She had a special relationship. That was a way for them to try and understand something they couldn't understand," Burton said. "It's no different than adults."


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