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Why Getting an AutoSock for your 195-Sized Tire is a Good Idea
Finding the right AutoSock for your 195-sized tire can make all the difference between getting home or having to stay at a hotel for a night or two. We all know that is something we want to avoid because a situation such as that makes us miss work and have a lower paycheck than what we would normally. You can avoid this problem by getting a traction device before you need it. If the weather decides that it should snow or become very icy then you will be prepared for that and you will be the one who will be able to continue on before it gets even more dangerous to drive around.
AutoSock or Some Other Traction Device?
Why not buy another traction device? Many other traction devices are difficult to remove and install the device for the first time and maybe even the first few times. The truth is that a learning curve does exist as it relates to their installation and removal. They might say that it is very easy to install the product, however, the easy part comes after the practice. What you might need is something that truly is easy from the first installation. The AutoSock is one of the easiest things to install on your vehicle. You only have to slip it over your wheels and you are ready to go. Keep in mind that you have to slip it over the part of the wheels that are in contact with the ground. The procedure to do that is as simple as reversing your automobile, turning off your car and making sure that is it safe to be behind the vehicle and slipping the AutoSock over the exposed area. Safety is always a concern and making sure that the vehicle cannot hurt you if it suddenly decides to go backward, even more, is paramount. Always make sure that the vehicle is secure and there is no possible way of it hurting you during installation of the device as with any other traction device.
Maintaining the Usefulness and Life of Your AutoSock
You should always consider how to use the product properly so that you can keep your AutoSock for as long as possible unless you prefer buying the same item over and over. The problem that most people have is that degrade their AutoSock's usefulness quickly or they destroy it altogether. An AutoSock is different traction device than cables or chains. What does this mean for you? It means that instead of damaging the ground under your vehicle it will also damage the AutoSock if you are driving in an area where there is no snow or ice. The other thing that damages the product greatly is driving too fast with the product on the vehicle. If you have ever driven down the road and seen an AutoSock on the side of the road then you probably know what happened. Someone was probably driving on pavement with the AutoSock on the vehicle and it probably was going too fast at the same time. It is not a piece made of metal or other sturdy materials. If you use it correctly then it will last otherwise you will end up adding to the collection of traction devices on the side of the road.
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The essential stories and analysis from Tuesday
- Today's must know: Government rejects key elements of Naylor estates review
- Today's talking point: Pension fund prepared to invest £5bn in NHS estates, says Naylor
- Today's risk: Second ACO contract delayed amid fears of 'unrealistic deadlines'
- Today's inspiration: Giving practical help to stressed staff
Naylor's gold
There is some comfort for NHS leaders in the government's response to the Naylor review on NHS estates.
The Department for Health and Social Care has backed the idea of sustainability and transformation partnerships keeping land sale receipts.
Foundation trusts could always keep this cash (as long as they weren't in special measures) but the privilege is now to be extended to humble NHS trusts too. But this freedom will only be with the approval of the STP.
The arguing over whether, for example, a trust would want to sell land to pay for the refurbishment of someone else's GP surgery is yet to be had – though that's what STPs/ACOs are there for.
The arguments will be overseen by the arm's length Strategic Estates Partnership and the non-arm's length NHS Property Board.
The latter will be chaired by health minister Lord O'Shaughnessy and it remains to be seen whether its firm retention by the DHSC – in opposition to Sir Robert's recommendation – will make it more or less "powerful" than the former UCLH chief executive intended.
Sir Robert acknowledges in an HSJ interview that the sums at stake might warrant the board being held close to Whitehall, but implicitly questions whether the DHSC has the capacity to manage multiple multimillion pound schemes.
STPs are in different states of array nationally so progress will likely be uneven.
It seems bold of a minister to want to retain direct responsibility for something as potentially contentious as land sales. Imagine the responsibility as the business cases come in, each pointing to the avoidable patient harm that only capital funds can prevent.
More bureaucratically, NHS Property Services, the heir to more than 3,500 primary care trust properties, and Community Health Partnerships, the procurers of small scale private finance for primary care facilities, will not be merged with the NHS Property Board.
The implication is that NHS Property Services has too much fiddly tenancy and repairs work to get on with and would distract from the new board's grander mission.
Sir Robert said he expected NHS Property Services to eventually disappear as it disposes of its portfolio.
The DHSC and Sir Robert trumpet the increased Treasury funding as one component of the £10bn required to bring NHS estates into a fit for purpose state. But it's not going to feel like a bonanza; it's important to stress this is an extra £3.5bn a year in 2022-23 – the amount added to the £4.8bn annual budget in each of the four years until then will be considerably smaller. The rest of the £10bn is selling land and getting private investment.
And Sir Robert is one of the people who believe that the NHS backlog maintenance problem is considerably worse than official figures indicate.
The better news might come from the place everyone is most fearful of: the private sector.
Sir Robert told HSJ he'd spoken to a pension fund willing to invest £5bn at 2 per cent interest over 20 years – and do it in such a way as to keep it off the Treasury's official public borrowing total.
Will the fairly devolved Greater Manchester or the slightly devolved London reach out to grasp opportunities of this scale from private finance?


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HUNEMILLER, Robert 1952-1989
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 12/29/2015 at 22:23:37
R. Hunemiller Rites Are Held
Robert Martin Hunemiller was born September 2, 1952, in Iowa City, IA, the son of Yvonne Huber and Ralph Miller. He passed away December 31, 1989, in Orlando, FL, having attained the age of 37 years, 3 months and 29 days.
Bob attended Marshalltown and Grundy Center schools. He left school in the 10th grade to join the Navy, where he served two years. He was a carpenter and traveled in that capacity living in Chicago, Georgia, Louisiana, and Florida.
Bob loved the out-of-doors. He enjoyed hunting and trapping and was an avid fisherman.
He is preceded in death by his maternal grandfather; and paternal grandparents.
He is survived by a son, Michael of Chicago, IL; his mother and step-father, Yvonne and Frank Glaser of Cedar Falls, IA; his father, Ralph Miller of Evanston, IL; maternal grandmother, Irene Huber of Grundy Center, IA; one sister, Cathy Staebler of Boone, IA; one step-sister, Michelle Wismer of Nevada, IA; one aunt, Phyllis Modlin and husband Harold of Grundy Center, IA; one uncle, Larry and wife LaVerda Huber of Phoenix, AZ; 2 nieces; 1 nephew; and several cousins.
A memorial fund has been established.
Graveside services for Robert M. Hunemiller were held Tuesday, January 9, 1990, at 11:00 a.m. at Rose Hill Cemetery, Grundy Center, IA.
Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home, Grundy Center, IA, was in charge of the professional arrangements.
--The Grundy Register (Grundy Center, Iowa), 11 January 1990, pg 3
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With oil rolling over, and modestly pressuring US equity futures, moments ago Reuters did what it does best, and reported, citing three "anonymous" sources, that Saudi Arabia was prepared to engage in a radical shift in its long-held policy of not cutting production, and has offered to lower its own oil production if Iran agrees to cap its output this year, in "a major compromise" ahead of talks in Algeria next week, "three sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters."
Reuters adds that "the offer, which has yet to be accepted or rejected by Tehran, was made this month, the sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity" and notes that Riyadh is ready to cut output to lower levels seen early this year in exchange for Iran freezing production at the current level, which is 3.6 million barrels per day, the sources said.
"They (the Saudis) are ready for a cut but Iran has to agree to freeze," one source said.
As Reuters further adds, the first source did not say by how much Riyadh would cut if Iran agreed to freeze at 3.6 million bpd, which has been the OPEC nation's output for the past three months.Riyadh's production has spiked since June due to summer demand, reaching a record high in July of 10.67 million bpd and edging down to 10.63 million bpd in August. From January to May, Saudi Arabia produced around 10.2 million bpd.
Two sources said Saudi Arabia's Gulf OPEC allies the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait were expected to contribute to any reduction if an agreement were reached.
According to UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo; "the answer from Iran is still pending, so there is no agreement yet," adding that "considering where Saudi production stands, it's a smart move to say they're willing to cut production."
Needless to say, if accurate, this would mean that Saudi Arabia is prepared to throw in the towel on its strategy first unveiled almost two years ago, in the November 2014 OPEC meeting.
The report took place moments after Bloomberg reported that OPEC delegates from Saudi Arabia and Iran ended oil-production discussions after 2-day meeting in Vienna. As a reminder, as of yesterday evening, Saudis and Iranians hadn't reached an agreement, and yet Reuters wants oil-trading algos to believe that the production cut proposal had been floated well before the Vienna preparatory meeting.
We expect this latest attempt to manipulate the price of oil higher to fizzle shortly, whether with an official denial, by Iran rejecting the "offer" or otherwise, but for the time being WTI spiked higher by 80 cents on the news, and after dipping in earlier trading is now green, trading at $46.40 at last check.


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One of my passions in life is fishing. I was able to take some time off to visit Northern Pennsylvania where I caught this beauty. Not only was he fun to catch but dinner that night was incredible.
Yes, we all work hard but it's important to take a little time off to renew and just have fun.
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Loyal, because it means faithful, true, devoted and reliable. My blog is about my journey through authenticity and faith. I'll forever be loyal to my family, friends, and readers.
Loving, because that's the foundation of Life. Love is everything. Love always wins over hate.
Learning, because I'm seriously obsessed with learning. Sometimes I think it's a disease. It's funny because as a kid I was afraid to learn. I was scared I'd "get it wrong". But in the last few years I've really opened up to the idea that failure is just an opportunity to learn and if I want to live a fuller life, I can never stop learning.
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Here a visual for you: You walk into a bookstore and notice the table of new releases right in the front. It's full of shiny new titles, ranging from children's picture books with brightly colored illustrations, to dark and mysterious science fiction, candy-colored chick lit, and the latest political biography. You're looking for a book that speaks to you, something you can read on your subway ride home perhaps, or on your porch in the early evening after work, or on the weekends in your downtime. Which selection do you NOT pick?
If you answered the children's picture book with the brightly colored illustrations, then you're following me.
While the graphics might be fun and pleasing, common sense tells you that the children's picture book simply wasn't written with you as the audience in mind, and you likely won't get the same value out of it that you would, say, your favorite genre of a more age-appropriate nature. The same theory applies to how you approach writing, presenting and marketing your resume and cover letter.
One of the quickest ways to ensure that your resume won't propel you to the interview stage is to write it for the wrong audience. When I worked in recruiting, most of my candidates were in the creative industry – graphic and web designers, copywriters, art directors, creative directors. They're used to working in a capacity where someone called a Creative Director was regarded as the decision maker. And as such, when they were looking for a job, they crafted a resume that was designed to impress the Creative Director.
The problem here? It had to get past human resources or the recruiter first, and that person very rarely was an expert in the creative industry. So while all the industry jargon, minimalism, and flashy design may have been impressive to the Creative Director who values that type of thing, HR didn't understand it enough to be able to sell that person to the hiring manager.
As much as we don't like it, human resources or the third party recruiter is often the gatekeeper in the hiring process, and you have to write your materials with that person in mind. In most cases, they're a generalist – they're trained to look for the specific qualifications that are written in the job description, and then make informed recommendations to the hiring manager to interview the people who seem to best fit the needs of the role. They're not there to evaluate your presentation skills, your ability to create a "funky" resume, or be impressed by your unconventional marketing efforts. They're there to qualify you for the first round of review.
Three tips to keep in mind when writing your resume or cover letter to help you get past the gatekeeper:
Appeal to the Generalist More than the Specialist
Certain keywords, knowledge and technologies are going to be important to highlight, but keep it concise and to the point. Make your unique value apparent by communicating your skills, strengths and expertise in a way that says you can not only do the job, but thrive in the role. And don't try to over-impress with excessive industry jargon. Always remember – you are appealing to the generalist, not the specialist. That's not a slight against HR, it's simply their job.
Avoid Flashy Design or Industry-Specific Memes
Many people think that having a colorful and image-laden resume will help them stand out from a pile of monochrome text. It will, but not necessarily in a good way. Don't present your resume in a diagonal layout, use excessive colors, or lace it with unnecessary imagery. This stuff only takes up space, and even worse, detracts from your overall message and content. They just want to know the facts.
Resist the Urge to Be Cheeky or Creative in Your Cover Letter
I've seen plenty of Copywriters play up the creative writing angle in their cover letters and resumes as an attempt to be funny, edgy, and stand out. This almost always backfires, because again, HR is not impressed – they just want to know the facts. Don't tell your life story behind why you're changing industries, but do provide some context around why the company's work and mission really appeals to you professionally and personally. And seriously, leave the swear words at home.
Your chance to flaunt your industry know-how and impress the decision maker, department head, or direct manager will come during the interview. That's when you'll have the chance to meet the team you might be working, colleagues you're likely to collaborate with, and managers you might be reporting to. The first step is to get yourself in the door by positioning yourself simply, concisely and confidently as someone who brings the right talents, knowledge and capabilities to the role.


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It's Friday and I'm exhausted. Still fielding calls from customers wanting and explanation. I did work out last night with my trainer and it was rough. But good, in a tired muscle, sweaty kind of way.
This is Memorial Day weekend - a three day weekend. Usually, we'd go camping for this. But tomorrow my nephew graduates from high school and then Sunday the new agency owner is coming to pick up the files.
And there are my synopsis's - halfway done. I need to finish them. Soon. Once I sleep. And this is over.
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Sunday, April 28 – Friday, May 3 One Colorado restaurants will be offering a little extra something-something to their already appealing Happy Hour offerings, including signature cocktails and nibbles. Each restaurant's Happy Hour hours will differ, and we'll post details on our website.
Happy Hour Offerings:
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Are you tired of opening up your jewellery box and not being able to find anything you're looking for because it's full of pieces that you absolutely never use? Perhaps you recently inherited a bunch of items that just aren't your style and are wondering what you can do with them. Whatever the case may be, finding a quality pawn shop can be the perfect solution that you've been hoping for. A great pawn shop will be more than willing to take a variety of items off your hands. However, there are certain items that they're much more likely to buy and buy for a great price. Here are just a few of the things that almost all pawnbrokers will be interested in purchasing from you today.
Gold, Gold, Gold
Do you have a bunch of gold jewellery that you never seem to wear? Or maybe you found a box of old gold coins in the attic that you forgot was ever there. Regardless of what kind of gold you have or how long you've had it, quality Sydney pawnbrokers will pretty much always be interested in taking it off your hands. This is because gold is almost always increasing in value and can be a great way for dealers to make a pretty profit. In fact, many people believe more in the stability of gold's value than most standard forms of currency so for brokers, this is the perfect item for them to invest in.
Another quality item that pawnbrokers will almost certainly always be interested in is a diamond. Diamonds have been a profitable item for dealers for centuries and with good reason. All around the world, diamonds are beloved and so pawnbrokers can almost always feel secure that their purchases will resell incredibly quickly. In fact, many quality dealers will even take classes in order to better determine the quality of the diamonds that they're investing in so they can be sure that they're making the right kind of deal for the satisfaction of everyone involved.
Luxury Watches
If you've found yourself in possession of too many watches to keep track of, then rest assured that a pawnbroker near you will have no problem purchasing a few of them from you. People love luxury watches and pawnbrokers are more than willing to provide them with these world-class accessories for second-hand prices. Even with this reduction in cost, luxury watches are still a fantastic way for pawnbrokers to make a significant profit and so they're a favourite for dealers around the world.
Knowing that you'll be able to make a great deal and get some extra cash in hand can be a fantastic opportunity for many people so knowing what it is that most pawnbrokers are really interested in can come in handy. Keep these items in mind when you start clearing out your home so that you can make some fast cash today.


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Bombardier has introduced a combined Rockwell Collins head-up display and enhanced vision system (EVS) as a factory option on new Challenger 350 super-midsize business jets, with the modification also available as a retrofit item for in-service examples.
The combined HUD/EVS is designed, says the Canadian airframer, to "further expand the avionics functionalities" of the Pro Line 21-equipped aircraft – which comes with a synthetic vision system as standard – and enhance the pilot's situational awareness.
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Right-o, here's Part II, if you missed Part I - check it out here: https://community.guitartalk.co.za/d/26795-bedroom-guitarist-multifx-vs-amp-pedals-part-i
Next, RTFM. Each manufacturer's multifx is a different beast - knowing how to bypass the unit or what options you have when bypassed (e.g. tuner on w/output muted) is the first thing I want to know from the manual. Also, figuring out if there is a Master EQ section is good to know if you quickly need to dial in/out something to spice up your rig for a venue/rehearsal space. And DO spend some time reading up on the forums with fellow users, I've gotten a lot of tips n tricks from reading up fellow owners tales of woe and success.
Lastly, if you are going to gig the multifx - the tones you carefully sculpted at bedroom volumes will likely not sound great at gig volumes or in the band mix. Likely it'll be a bit fizzy or overly bright when the volume's cranked? You might just need a tweak of eq, back off the gain or (as I have had to do), simplify the patch. If your unit has a master eq section, you'll be a happier camper!
There's always going to a tone debate amp+pedals vs multifx. The gap is ever closing. Circa 2018, at bedroom volumes, multifx are hard to beat. Kemper's sound great and that Boss Katana 50w is mind blowing at the price.
For the bedroom guitarist - my multifx for the $...It would be a amp! (facepalm). The Boss Katana 50 (or 100 if budget allows). At 200USD, the 50W humbles the competition and is just loud enough to hang with a drummer. And if quiet is your thing, it scales down to a bedroom friendly 0.25w. All it lacks is a *&ing looper and tuner. 😆. Unfortunately the optional pedalboard on the 50W is a bit rudimentary, can only change between 4 presets. Though the 100W has a pretty decent one which is more pedalboard style.
My second choice (budget/size) would be a POD x3 bean. It has all the sounds/functionality of the POD x3 live in a tiny thing that can run off batteries. Work well with literally any instrument you choose - acoustic, electric, bass, violin - swiss army kife style. Add a floorboard + stand and it'll gig. One downside, I don't see them all that often 2nd hand though...and still no *(&-&21! looper.
I'd think about the zoom g1on too, it's cheap and has a looper, tuner and a drum machine (winning!). Though I'd probably get the POD x3 for guitar rather. Line6 does pretty decent gain tones and having two signal chains to blend is VERY useful - something I really miss in other products.
For the bedroom bassist - I'm leaning towards the zoom b1on/Zoom B3. The b1on is R1200 w/o psu. Comes with a drum machine AND a 40s looper. Someone was listening! 😁
If you were gonna gig some bass, the choices widen out. TC Electronics BG series w/toneprints is the katana style option. Pedalboard style, the Zoom B3 or Sanmsamp flyrig are both cool. If all you want is some drive and lots of volume, a fender rumble is still the business.
Boss ME50 - Bombproof like a Boss with old skool pedalboard style usability. Still relevant today!
Sansamp Flyrigs - New school usability. Comes in more variants than ice cream - the bass one looks like fun!
Ibanez Powertrio - Simple, old n cool (but switches are fragile).
You've probably noticed I'm a Boss/Zoom/Line6 fan - these are the products I've used (in anger). Not that others don't work well or are great alternatives. But for my purposes of bedroom entertainment... 😁 I've found those to work for me 👍
V8 All it lacks is a *&ing looper and tuner
Yes indeed. Adding a looper will make this Amp perfect. Heck, even a looper pedal to go with it. On that note, the Boss website lists three pedals to go with the Amp:
1. Metal Foot switch - which I assume is used to go from one preset to the next
2. Volume Pedal - To stand out in the mix with your epic solo?
3. Expression pedal - To control effects parameters. Probably stuff like wah, delay, chorus etc.
These pedals however are 'generic' and have not been made specifically for the Katana
wern101 Likely you could only use one of those pedals with the Katana (afaik it only has on input for footswitch)?
I can get around the tuner (use a clip-on), and it sounds good enough that I'd forgive the 'missing' looper too. But paying the SA 'premium' (+40%) for a new one I can't forgive.
V8 But paying the SA 'premium' (+40%) for a new one I can't forgive.
Yeah this does suck. We tend to pay through our ears for stuff here. Price my local gave my on Friday was R4200.00 for the amp and the RC 1 looper for R3500! 😠
wern101 Price my local gave my on Friday was R4200.00 for the amp and the RC 1 looper for R3500
That about the going rate for a Katana 50 locally - they launched at R3500 but that didn't last long. But that RC1 price is silly, they get blown out on takealot a few times a year at around R2k.
Price my local gave my on Friday was R4200.00 for the amp and the RC 1 looper for R3500
V8 But that RC1 price is silly
I know! I was rather upset, to put it mildly. But those are retail prices i guess. Or at least the price to have it in your local store 400km away from the nearest 'wholesale' distributor.


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Open letter to the The Government of India & he People of India
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Against the Citizenship Bill Act 2016
"It is a very unfortunate, condemnable and illogical acts of BJP led government and supporters that let Citizenship Bill which seeks to provide Indian citizenship to non-Muslims from other countries from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan passed on Tuesday, the 8th January 2019 by the Lok Sabha.
The Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016 is contemptible as it bypass the democratic ideals of India. Introduced in the Lok Sabha by the Minister of Home Affairs, Rajnath Singh, its primary objective is to amend the current Citizenship Act 1955 to provide for the acquisition and determination of Indian citizenship for a certain category of illegal immigrants and not for the benefits of any citizens of NE and rest of India. Additionally, this bill relaxes the citizenship criteria for such immigrants and merges the categories of Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) together. This Bill cannot be acceptable to people of the Region.
When Mr. Modi, Prime Minister of India said that "I want to assure the people of Assam and North East that their rights will not be hurt after passage of the Citizenship Bill". What Rights of the People is he talking about, when we are treated unjustly and undemocratically.
Apart from the Citizens issues worrying for other's countries please look into the problems faced by people of the region. NE has many major issues to be discussed and solve at the earliest. Some may point out like, AFSPA, Law and Order, Internal Territorial State, Undemocratic Political issues, Immigrants / Refugees problems, Revolutionary issues, Educational drawback issues etc. Please bring solutions to these problems. Stop giving burden to the NE people by passing such illogical bill against the people of NE.
North East is a small region which comprises of seven sisters and one brother states namely as Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim respectively. It is approximately an area of 262,230 square kilometres which is almost 8 percent only of that of India. North East India so different from the rest of India. Nothing is common other than being Indian. Precisely the food intake, life-style, cultures and traditions, environmental and geographical factors etc... This bill will affect the indigenous people of this region and threats to the identity and cultures prevailing in North East. The immigrants / refugees in NE will soon rise in its peak and turn into a citizen. NE was never part of India or any Indian kingdoms before the British came and conquered unfortunately. In fact, NE should be protected & safeguarded from the rest of the country with prior to the Indigenous and uniqueness of the region.
Even after India became an independent country on 15th August, 1947, 72nd years of Independent, India have failed to recognised and established for the wellbeing to the people of the Region. We are living in a broken democracy with untruth leaders. If India cannot feel our sentiments and keep on doing such injustice to the people of the Region, I belief one day India will have to face the consequences of all the deeds done to this Region."
Yours sincerely,
Chongtham Thangamba Meetei,
Teacher of St. John Higher Secondary School, Shillong cum
Advisor of the Shillong Manipuri Students' Union, Shillong
Shillong, Meghalaya


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Saturday, 19 January 2013
Austria part 2- Innsbruck
Our flight from Gatwick took us to Innsbruck airport. We bumped down between the alps in the largest city of the Tirol valley. On our first day in Austria, we were given a brief tour of its picturesque old town area. This included the famous Goldenes Dachl (golden roof) shown below and in the distance, below left, juxtaposed against the golden arches of modern day fast food. Next to it are photos of the Stadtturm, the old watch tower in Innsbruck.
Here are some photos of the wonderful town center. I have to say I found the newer and the commercial parts of Innsbruck less charming. It is their squat blockiness combined with small square windows that no doubt are very practical but that I feel that gives the buildings an ungainly and ponderous air. It is all just too hefty and solid.
Dotted around the old town are depictions of fairy tales. On a bright sunlit day these hanging figurines are pleasant enough. But for myself, with just the thought of wandering those streets alone in the fog, am more inclined to find them a little disturbing. The brooding forests in the backdrop certainly cast an ominous air too and calls to mind the Black Forests of Germany. While not the fabled forest itself, these Austrian variants certainly were really dark! They weren't at all like the bushier pines in France and Swizterland that I am used too. Those were friendly trees that grew at healthier proportions. The trees on Glungezer were crazily tall and huddled close to each other, with an occasional threadbare trunk teetering up high over its companions and defying any concept of gravity (examples of this can be seen in my previous post)
We also dropped by a Swarovski boutique (one of the largest in the world). There was a range of displays, from intricately cut dragons and animals to Swarovki element studded golf balls. Really, it felt more like a gallery than anything else, full of people ambling around and ogling crystal sculptures. But amidst all that splendor, what delighted me most were these cute little forms.
The day after our arrival, we trundled back to Innsbruck as spectators to the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup at the Bergisel Ski Jump Stadium. I have watched this on the television before, but it doesn't half capture the distances the competitors fly nor how steep the slope really is. It becomes magnitudes more interesting when you can see people whizzing past your head and the 3 hrs we stood there with our heads crane up into the rain hurried by surprisingly quickly. The Austrians were also very good at working up an atmosphere. Multitudes of flags were whipped out and swung around, flicking muddy rainwater on us with each swipe I might add, to cheer every Austrian participator. True to their hopes, it was won by Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer.
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As an El Niño year, 2019 was expected to bring some heavy storms but I don't think anyone expected the record snowfall we have received this year. If you are on the west coast, you may have noticed a recent spike in resort attendance. With the Sierra Nevada and Cascade range both reaching their peak snowfall in February, this season is just getting started. Even if it's almost time for resorts to start selling discounted spring tickets, it's not too late to hit the slopes. In fact, now is a great time of year to get into skiing for the first time. You have a heavy base depth from winter storms, are receiving fresh pow on a weekly basis and can begin to find those spring bargains on gear. All you need is a rack to put everything in and you'll be ready to earn your turns.
Figuring out the best way to transport your sticks shouldn't be a complicated process. There are generally two types to choose from: a ski rack for cars without factory crossbars or a ski rack for cars that already have bars installed. If you are interested in using your car roof as storage for other gear as well, then a cargo box may be better for your needs.
Ski Racks For Cars Without Factory Crossbars
A ski rack for cars without crossbars will fit to your vehicle's factory fixed mounting points. These ski racks are designed to securely grip the roof of your car without damaging the materials or paint, even if your vehicle didn't roll off the factory line with a cargo rack already installed. You can also choose a ski rack that will work with another accessory like INNO's Aerobase to create a crossbar effect that is anchored to some of the strongest, most secure parts of your car's roof.
There are INNO base racks for smooth roof vehicles without rain gutters, factory track systems and fixed points, vehicles with flush mount rails, and vehicles with raised side rails. Simply pick which type works with your make and model and then purchase a ski rack designed to work with your new cargo base.
Ski Racks For Cars With Factory Racks
A ski rack for cars with crossbars is one of the simplest and most economic routes you can take. After all, you just need one piece of equipment, without having to purchase a base for your rack. Ski racks for cars with crossbars also tend to be universal, able to work with a variety of different vehicles and ski bindings. The decision-making process here will be based on how many boards or skis you need to carry, the thickness of your binding systems, and the width of your car and crossbars.
Extra Features To Look For In a Ski Rack
From there, choosing the right ski rack for your car comes down to which extra features you'd find most helpful and appealing. A good rack will have a locking mechanism because let's face it sometimes after a long day on the slopes, it's nice to come home and pass out on the couch without worrying that your skis are up for grabs in your driveway. It should also have some kind of rubber padding to protect your board, skis, and bindings along the way. You'll also want a rack that's easy to use even when you're wearing gloves, with big accessible buttons and generously scaled features.
Memory Mount systems are also helpful if you'll be taking the rack on and off your vehicle frequently or swapping it between cars. That means less time fussing with the rack and more time on the slopes. The same goes for racks you don't need specialized tools to install, but simply come on and off the car quickly and easily while still staying secure in transit. Look for a ski rack that you can load from either side of the vehicle so that if you are parked halfway in a snow bank you can access your skis from the other side.


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Most people who have children have probably taken their kids to some form of daycare. Have you ever thought about taking your dog to daycare? Doggie daycare is a place that your dog can go to have fun during the day and not be stuck at home alone. It's more than just pet sitting.
Socializing Dogs
Is your dog a loner and appears disinterested in socializing with other dogs? If you answered "yes"... you're not alone. You might not know that a well-socialized dog will be much more relaxed in the world and less likely to have unwanted behaviors. Here are our best tips for socializing your dog.
5 Tips Before You Go To An Off Leash Dog Park For The First Time
If this is your first time visiting an off leash dog park, these are the things you should know ahead of time.
Human & Dog Communication Tips: Have You Given Your Dog A Job Lately?
When trying to get your dog to do something, your dog doesn't really understand what you are talking about. If you tell him what NOT to do, the message he gets is to DO exactly that! Here's how to understand dog communication and use it to your advantage with your dog.
P.E.T. (Play, Exercise, Training) Helps A Fearful Dog Become A More Confident Dog
Have a fearful dog on your hands? Is your dog even afraid to play? Here's how to help a fearful dog build confidence in themselves and become less fearful.
How To Introduce Two Dogs (Tip: Do It Before Bringing The Second Dog Home!)
Do you already have one dog in your house? Thinking of adding a second dog to your family pack? Here's how to properly introduce the two dogs BEFORE you bring the new dog home.
Before Introducing Your Dog To Another Dog… 4 Easy Steps For Socializing Dogs
While socializing dogs for the first time, you will want to make sure you have full control at all times, so make sure both dogs are on a leash. Here are 4 other tips to make socializing your dog even easier.
How To Stop A Jumping Dog From Greeting People By Jumping Up On Them
Got a jumping dog? Tired of your dog jumping up on you every time you — or someone else — walks through your door? This video shows how to train your dog to stay down you will have a much calmer dog when you or guests arrive at your home.
Holidays With Dogs: How To Keep Your Dog And Your Guests Safe & Happy This Holiday Season
Having your family over this holiday season and not sure how to keep your dog safe? Here are some ideas. Plus some specific Thanksgiving day tips for dog owners. For example, do you know if dogs can eat turkey or not?
How To Prepare For Your New Puppy Dog's First Days At Home
Bringing home a new puppy dog and not sure how to prepare? This video shows some of the first things you should do to prepare your new puppy dog for his first days at home. Plus tips on how to puppy-proof your home.
How & Why To Socialize Your Dog – It Might Be The Most Important Thing You Do!
A well-socialized dog will be much more relaxed in the world and less likely to have unwanted behaviors. Socializing your dog — as a puppy — is definitely a win-win for both you and your dog!
A 'Canine College'? Yep… For Dog Lovers Everywhere!
Wouldn't it be great if there were a college degree that could be earned that solely focused on dog training, dog behaviors, and the many ways that we are incorporating dogs into our society these days? It would be called Canine College, and it would help dog lovers everywhere become the most knowledgeable, well-trained, and most responsible dog owners in the country!
Top 10 Dog Parks In The U.S. + Tips Before Taking Your Dog To A Dog Park
Do you know which dog parks rank as the best dog parks in the United States? Here are the Top 10 dog parks in America for each of the previous years. Plus, tips before you take your dog to the dog park for the first time.
Raising Multiple Dogs: Things You MUST Do When You Have Two Or More Dogs
A few things you need to consider before bringing another dog home… because two — and especially three — dogs under one roof comes with its own set of challenges. Been there, done that!
Dog Is Too Protective… Is It A Case Of Dog Aggression?
What should you do when an overly protective older dog goes too far in his role as Alpha dog? Sometimes the leader of the pack needs to learn a few things himself!


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Solaris has shipped with the coreadm utiltiy for quite some time, and this nifty little utility allows you to control every facet of core file generation. This includes the ability to control where core files are written, the name of core files, which portions of the processes address space will be written to the core file, and my favorite option, whether or not to generate a syslog entry indicating that a core file was generated.
To begin using coreadm, you will first need to run it wit the "-g" option to specify where core files should be stored, and the pattern that should be used when creating the core file:
coreadm -g /var/core/core.%f.%p
Once a directory and file pattern are specified, you can optionally adjust which portions of the processes address space (e.g., text segment, heap, ISM, etc.) will be written to the core file. To ease debugging, I like to configure coreadm to dump everything with the"-G all" option:
coreadm -G all
Since core files are typically created at odd working hours, I also like to configure coreadm to log messages to syslog indicating that a core file was created. This can be done by using the coreadm "-e log" option:
coreadm -e log
After these settings are adjusted, the coreadm "-e global" option can be used to enable global core file generation, and the coreadm utility can be run without any arguments to view the settings (which are stored in /etc/coreadm.conf):
coreadm -e global
global core file pattern: /var/core/core.%f.%p global core file content: all init core file pattern: core init core file content: default global core dumps: enabled per-process core dumps: enabled global setid core dumps: disabled per-process setid core dumps: disabled global core dump logging: enabled
Once global core file support is enabled, each time a process receives a deadly signal (e.g., SIGSEGV, SIGBUS, etc.):
kill -SIGSEGV 4652
A core file will be written to /var/core:
ls -al /var/core/4652
-rw——- 1 root root 4163953 Mar 9 11:51 /var/core/core.inetd.4652
And a message similar to the following will appear in the system log:
Mar 9 11:51:48 fubar genunix: [ID 603404 kern.notice] NOTICE: core_log: inetd[4652] core dumped: /var/core/core.inetd.4652
This is an amazingly useful feature, and can greatly simplify root causing software problems.


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I've always had this gift (curse?) of making something small and enlarging it, expanding on it, embellishing it. Stretching it for miles and miles.
I did this with situations that were painful for me. Creating all kinds of fear scenarios. All kinds of stories. Rolling them around in my fearful worried head. Hanging onto it for as long as I can.
What used to seem like a bad habit, I've made it into a gift now. I'm now making mountains out of what feels good. Taking tiny beautiful moments and pulling whole universes out of them.
The way the air feels on my skin. The feeling of the floor I'm sitting on as I write this. How it feels to hold the pen I'm writing with. The textural sounds that silence makes. The sound of the heated air coming out of the vents. When I wash dishes, the texture of the plate, the way the water caresses my hand.
I collect these moments. As if they are shiny gold pieces and the brightest ruby and shimmering emerald stones. Treasures often found after digging through the mud.
And. The more ordinary the better.
And it's not some grandiose noble idea on how present I'm being. It's just noticing that some things feel really good. If I let them. If I give myself permission to indulge it as much as I want.
Letting myself swim in it.
Letting life in.
It's all so incredibly alive. So much so, that sometimes I wonder if anyone has ever exploded from the hugeness of it all.
And the world... well so much is happening isn't it? But I keep coming back. Back to *here*.
I'm sharing this especially for those of you who have a sense that you are here to help. How easy it is to confuse helping with carrying the world on our shoulders. Taking on the suffering of others.
But really, it's only you that you need to save. In that saving you recover your true self. And in letting yourself be alive as who you are, it creates powerful ripples. Those ripples travel to the places they are most needed.
And without our effort they do exactly what needs to be done.
To me this is what it means to be of service. Being in service to our aliveness. Do you feel it? How the world is just aching for aliveness?
Every moment you gift yourself soulful pleasure, you gift it to the entire planet. Yes, all of humanity but also our beloved Earth herself.
In my personal connection with our momma Earth I've noticed she doesn't seem to care so much about my carbon footprint or joining a cause in her name. She is not interested in being saved.
In my ecstasy I can even hear her sigh sometimes… as if to say "Ah yes, that! right there! yes, thank you!".
So you see? Our work doesn't always have to feel like work. We are just growing our beautiful inner swirly and pulsing light and allowing it to shine itself brightly.
Yours in shiny ecstatic light,
PS. This opening to ecstatic feel goodness, yes it also can bring moments of agony as well. We start feeling the entire spectrum of our inner landscape. The agony has its own uncomfortable and strange richness and beauty. I wrote about the relationship between Agony and Ecstasy here
We can only go so far talking about our experience.
We can only go so far using symbols and archetypes and representations of our inner world.
At some point it becomes clear.
After turning over every stone there is to look under, it is time to enter your experience directly.
To turn deeply inward.
To come into your body.
Setting aside the ideas and assumptions. Including the "spiritual" ones.
Especially the "spiritual" ones.
To invite what is deeply real for you.
No longer denying or burying any part of you.
My healing sessions cannot improve who you are. Because you don't need improving or fixing. That is part of the conditioning. Sometimes we think we are helping to resolve something but we are actually acting from the problem itself.
You are already beautiful.
Already wise.
Already strong.
The list goes on and on.
All the good stuff. It's already in there.
It's just buried under so much *stuff*.
And the *stuff* is hidden from your cognitive mind. We carry deeply embedded beliefs in our unconscious that are formed through life experiences, often in early childhood. Since these beliefs are repressed they try to get our attention through physical issues, emotional upheaval, traumatic life circumstances, and self-sabotaging patterns that persist despite treatments and therapies.
Sometimes there is just this persistent nagging feeling that something is missing.
You don't have to struggle through your life. Look for the messages existence has for you. Find the treasure hidden in the mud. It's there.
The more directly you work with your unconscious the less suffering and struggle you have to go through.
The Dalian Method (DM) takes you into what has been repressed and de-programs you from the conditionings that stand between you and your embodied knowing.
And the fixing and improving does happen as a surprising and spontaneous side effect.
It just won't come at the cost of your Joy.
It will come as a byproduct of it.
Leela Haris ~ E x p a n d i n g Consciousness
January 2020


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A Teaching Topic in Democratic Institutions and Policy Process
Representation and Responsiveness
This topic examines democratic government in Canada, and how citizens select the government and influence policy outcomes. Students are expected to become familiar with electoral rules, government formation and their impact on democratic representation. This topic introduces students to some of the major challenges to current practices of democratic representation and asks them to consider the requirements of good representation and responsiveness in a liberal democracy.


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Hall of Famer, Rhythm and Blues Singer
Group Names: The Supremes
🎵🎸James William "Jim" McCarty -- is 74 in the year 2019 and 75 in the year 2020; b.6/1/1945 N.S.
Rhythm and Blues Musician, Funk-Rock Musician, NO JOB ASSOCIATED, Hard Rock Musician, American
Names/Places: not to be confused with Yardbirds rocker Jim McCarty
Group Names: Cactus, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, Buddy Miles, The Rockets, Mystery Train
🎵Nathaniel Nelson -- Death Anniversary -- b.4/10/1932 N.S. d.6/1/1984 N.S. (52)
Hall of Famer, Soul Singer
Group Names: The Flamingos, Platters
🎵David Ruffin -- Death Anniversary -- b.1/18/1941 N.S. d.6/1/1991 N.S. (50)
Hall of Famer, Baritone, Rhythm and Blues Singer
Names/Places: b. in Meridan, MS; RFN:Eli
Group Names: The Temptations, soloist
🎵Tony Thompson -- Death Anniversary -- b.9/2/1975 d.6/1/2007 (31)
Rhythm and Blues Singer
Misc: NOT the Chic guy; not b. 1974?
Group Names: Hi-Five
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NFL airs public service announcement about a deadly police shooting of a stranded black motorist during the AFC championship game
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Report: police killings are a leading cause of death of black men
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Cops in separate cities won't be charged for shooting to death an unarmed black man in the back and murdering another man whose hands were up to surrender
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Former Chicago cop Jason Van Dyke sentenced to 81 months for the shooting death of Laquan McDonald
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Two armed black men, protecting others, are shot and killed by police
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Dallas cop fired for shooting to death her neighbor
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Placing a dental implant within the jawbone requires a surgical procedure. For most people it's a relatively minor affair, but for some with certain health conditions it might be otherwise. Because of their condition they might have an increased risk for a bacterial infection afterward that could interfere with the implant's integration with the bone and lead to possible failure.
To lower this risk, dentists for many years have routinely prescribed an antibiotic for patients considered at high-risk for infection to take before their implant surgery. But there's been a lively debate among health practitioners about the true necessity for this practice and whether it's worth the possible side effects that can accompany taking antibiotics.
While the practice still continues, current guidelines now recommend it for fewer health conditions. The American Dental Association (ADA) together with the American Heart Association (AHA) now recommend antibiotics only for surgical patients who have prosthetic heart valves, a history of infective endocarditis, a heart transplant or certain congenital heart conditions.
But patients with prosthetic joint replacements, who were once included in the recommendation for pre-surgical antibiotics, are no longer in that category. Even so, some orthopedic surgeons continue to recommend it for their joint replacement patients out of concern that a post-surgical infection could adversely affect their replaced joints.
But while these areas of disagreement about pre-surgical antibiotics still continue, a consensus may be emerging about a possible "sweet spot" in administering the therapy. Evidence from recent studies indicates just a small dose of antibiotics administered an hour before surgery may be sufficient to reduce the risk of infection-related implant failure with only minimal risk of side effects from the drug.
Because pre-surgical antibiotic therapy can be a complicated matter, it's best that you discuss with both the physician caring for your health condition and your dentist about whether you should undergo this option to reduce the infection risk with your own implant surgery. Still, if all the factors surrounding your health indicate it, this antibiotic therapy might help you avoid losing an implant to infection.
If you would like more information on antibiotics before implant surgery, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Implants & Antibiotics: Lowering Risk of Implant Failure."
There's a lot to like about dental implants for replacing missing teeth. Not only are they life-like, but because they replace the root they also function much like a natural tooth. They also have another unique benefit: a track record for long-lasting durability. It's estimated more than 95% of implants survive at least ten years, with a potential longevity of more than 40 years.
But even with this impressive record, we should still look at the few that didn't and determine the reasons why they failed. We'll soon find that a great number of those reasons will have to do with both oral and general health.
For example, implants rely on adequate bone structure for support. Over time bone cells grow and adhere to the implant's titanium surface to create the durable hold responsible for their longevity. But if conditions like periodontal (gum) disease have damaged the bone, there might not be enough to support an implant.
We may be able to address this inadequacy at the outset with a bone graft to encourage growth, gaining enough perhaps to eventually support an implant. But if bone loss is too extensive, it may be necessary to opt for a different type of restoration.
Slower healing conditions caused by diseases like diabetes, osteoporosis or compromised immune systems can also impact implant success. If healing is impeded after placement surgery the implant may not integrate well with the bone. An infection that existed before surgery or resulted afterward could also have much the same effect.
Oral diseases, especially gum disease, can contribute to later implant failures. Although the implant's materials won't be affected by the infection, the surrounding gum tissues and bone can. An infection can quickly develop into a condition known as peri-implantitis that can weaken these supporting structures and cause the implant to loosen and give way. That's why prompt treatment of gum disease is vital for an affected implant.
The bottom line: maintaining good oral and general health, or improving it, can help keep your implant out of the failure column. Perform daily brushing and flossing (even after you receive your implant) and see your dentist regularly to help stop dental disease. Don't delay treatment for gum disease or other dental conditions. And seek medical care to bring any systemic diseases like diabetes under control.
If you would like more information on dental implants, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Dental Implants: A Tooth-Replacement Method that Rarely Fails."
Dental implants are considered the best tooth replacement option available. An implant replaces the root of a tooth and allows for the replacement of the crown via attachments or abutments. They not only look like a real tooth, they function like one too.
Implants, though, for some are a significant investment and may be well beyond a person's financial means if they've experienced a sudden tooth loss. For that reason, many opt for a less expensive tooth replacement option like a removable partial denture.
Later when they can afford it, a person might consider an implant. But this could pose a complication. When a tooth is missing for some time, the underlying bone doesn't rejuvenate normally because it no longer receives stimulation from the tooth. Over time, the amount of bone may diminish. Restorations like dentures can't stop this bone loss and actually aggravates it.
For proper positioning, an implant requires a certain amount of bone volume. So, it's quite possible when the time comes to replace the old restoration with an implant that there may not be enough bone available.
We may be able to overcome this bone loss with bone grafting and regeneration. A specialist such as a periodontist or oral surgeon accesses the area surgically and inserts bone graft material, usually processed material that's completely safe. Properly placed, the bone graft serves as a scaffold that, along with growth stimulators, encourages bone cells to grow.
When the bone grafting has healed enough, we're then able to place the implant. Once imbedded in the bone, one of the implant's unique qualities comes into play. The imbedded post is made of the metal titanium, which is not only bio-compatible with body tissues, it also has an affinity with bone. Bone cells will easily grow and adhere to the implant surface. This further boosts bone growth in the area and strengthens the implant's hold.
These extra procedures to build back lost bone do add to the cost and time for installing an implant. But if you're ready for a more permanent restoration for a missing tooth — not to mention better bone health — the extra time and money will be well worth it.
If you would like more information on dental implants, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation.
Everyone has to face the music at some time — even John Lydon, former lead singer of The Sex Pistols, arguably England's best known punk rock band. The 59-year old musician was once better known by his stage name, Johnny Rotten — a brash reference to the visibly degraded state of his teeth. But in the decades since his band broke up, Lydon's lifelong deficiency in dental hygiene had begun to cause him serious problems.
In recent years, Lydon has had several dental surgeries — including one to resolve two serious abscesses in his mouth, which left him with stitches in his gums and a temporary speech impediment. Photos show that he also had missing teeth, which, sources say, he opted to replace with dental implants.
For Lydon (and many others in the same situation) that's likely to be an excellent choice. Dental implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement today, for some very good reasons. The most natural-looking of all tooth replacements, implants also have a higher success rate than any other method: over 95 percent. They can be used to replace one tooth, several teeth, or an entire arch (top or bottom row) of teeth. And with only routine care, they can last for the rest of your life.
Like natural teeth, dental implants get support from the bone in your jaw. The implant itself — a screw-like titanium post — is inserted into the jaw in a minor surgical operation. The lifelike, visible part of the tooth — the crown — is attached to the implant by a sturdy connector called an abutment. In time, the titanium metal of the implant actually becomes fused with the living bone tissue. This not only provides a solid anchorage for the prosthetic, but it also prevents bone loss at the site of the missing tooth — which is something neither bridgework nor dentures can do.
It's true that implants may have a higher initial cost than other tooth replacement methods; in the long run, however, they may prove more economical. Over time, the cost of repeated dental treatments and periodic replacement of shorter-lived tooth restorations (not to mention lost time and discomfort) can easily exceed the expense of implants.
That's a lesson John Lydon has learned. "A lot of ill health came from neglecting my teeth," he told a newspaper reporter. "I felt sick all the time, and I decided to do something about it… I've had all kinds of abscesses, jaw surgery. It costs money and is very painful. So Johnny says: 'Get your brush!'"
We couldn't agree more. But if brushing isn't enough, it may be time to consider dental implants. If you would like more information about dental implants, please call our office to schedule a consultation. You can read more in the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Dental Implants" and "Save a Tooth or Get an Implant?"
In real life he was a hard-charging basketball player through high school and college. In TV and the movies, he has gone head-to-head with serial killers, assorted bad guys… even mysterious paranormal forces. So would you believe that David Duchovny, who played Agent Fox Mulder in The X-Files and starred in countless other large and small-screen productions, lost his front teeth… in an elevator accident?
"I was running for the elevator at my high school when the door shut on my arm," he explained. "The next thing I knew, I was waking up in the hospital. I had fainted, fallen on my face, and knocked out my two front teeth." Looking at Duchovny now, you'd never know his front teeth weren't natural. But that's not "movie magic" — it's the art and science of modern dentistry.
How do dentists go about replacing lost teeth with natural-looking prosthetics? Today, there are two widely used tooth replacement procedures: dental implants and bridgework. When a natural tooth can't be saved — due to advanced decay, periodontal disease, or an accident like Duchovny's — these methods offer good looking, fully functional replacements. So what's the difference between the two? Essentially, it's a matter of how the replacement teeth are supported.
With state-of-the-art dental implants, support for the replacement tooth (or teeth) comes from small titanium inserts, which are implanted directly into the bone of the jaw. In time these become fused with the bone itself, providing a solid anchorage. What's more, they actually help prevent the bone loss that naturally occurs after tooth loss. The crowns — lifelike replacements for the visible part of the tooth — are securely attached to the implants via special connectors called abutments.
In traditional bridgework, the existing natural teeth on either side of a gap are used to support the replacement crowns that "bridge" the gap. Here's how it works: A one-piece unit is custom-fabricated, consisting of prosthetic crowns to replace missing teeth, plus caps to cover the adjacent (abutment) teeth on each side. Those abutment teeth must be shaped so the caps can fit over them; this is done by carefully removing some of the outer tooth material. Then the whole bridge unit is securely cemented in place.
While both systems have been used successfully for decades, bridgework is now being gradually supplanted by implants. That's because dental implants don't have any negative impact on nearby healthy teeth, while bridgework requires that abutment teeth be shaped for crowns, and puts additional stresses on them. Dental implants also generally last far longer than bridges — the rest of your life, if given proper care. However, they are initially more expensive (though they may prove more economical in the long run), and not everyone is a candidate for the minor surgery they require.
Which method is best for you? Don't try using paranormal powers to find out: Come in and talk to us. If you would like more information about tooth replacement, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can learn more in the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Crowns & Bridgework," and "Dental Implants."
First introduced in the 1980s, dental implants are a popular and reliable tooth replacement option. Numerous studies show that after ten years 95% are still in place. Much of this success owes to the implant's titanium post imbedded directly into the jaw, which then attracts bone growth. This additional growth securely anchors the implant in place for an unrivaled durability among other replacement options.
Still, a small percentage of implants fail — some in the first few months and others after a few years. Here are 3 reasons why, and how you can overcome them.
Poor bone quantity and quality. Implants need a certain amount of existing bone to succeed. Sometimes, though, there isn't enough because prolonged absence of a tooth causes bone loss around the empty socket. Conditions like diabetes, osteoporosis or tobacco use can also compromise bone health. It's often possible to increase bone volume with grafting, especially right after tooth extraction.
Teeth grinding habits. This occurs when you unconsciously grind or clench your teeth, usually during sleep. The habit can create forces far in excess of what's normal when we bite or chew and can damage or even break the crown attached to an implant. Besides reducing stress (a major factor for teeth grinding), you can also alleviate the abnormal force generated by wearing a night guard.
Periodontal (gum) disease. Although your implants are impervious to disease or infection, supporting gums and bone aren't. Plaque, a film of food and bacteria that builds up on tooth surfaces, can cause gum disease that weakens the supporting tissues (gums and bone) of the implant. This can give rise to a specific condition with implants known as peri-implantitis where the infected gum tissues and bone around it deteriorate, leading to the implant's catastrophic loss. To avoid this, practice consistent daily hygiene, including around the implant. And see us regularly for checkups and cleanings, or as soon as possible if you see signs of gum problems.
If you would like more information on dental implants, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Dental Implants: A Tooth-Replacement Method that Rarely Fails."