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Congresswoman Julia Brownley has invited us to join her at a community engagement forum to discuss the critical issues facing our country.
We need a huge Indivisible Ventura presence on this one people!
When: Wednesday, April 19, 2017, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM PST. Doors open at 5:30.
Where: California State University, Channel Islands – Grand Salon
1 University Drive, Camarillo, CA 93010
Due to limited seating, everyone must RSVP through Eventbrite. Hurry!
A ticket will be required to enter. The name on the ticket must match the name on identification. There is a limit of 1 ticket per person. There will be no assigned seats.
RSVP here
The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity for Ventura County residents to hear directly from local organizations on some of the key issues and national efforts taking place in this current political environment.
Here is a campus map and parking details:
http://www.csuci.edu/maps/docu ments/master-campus-map-07- 2016.pdf
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Ahead of the making my April's project for #sewmystyle2018 which is Tilly and the buttons' Marigold jumpsuit I had a little browse for an inspiration.
I really enjoy this type of clothing as it is very comfortable and can be used throughout the year. I am excited that this pattern was included as one of #sewmystyle2018 projects, but for some unknown reason I cannot decide which way to go……
Should I "hack" the pattern and make slightly fitted bodice with sleeves?…I like how it looks with plain color fabric…chick yet stylish…even when pared with flat shoes.
How about a "secret pajama" Marigold???….made with stretchy fabric…hmmmm that's a idea.
Ohhh if I only knew how to make an embroidery on my garments…they would look so much more beautiful and unique.
Color blocking seams like so much fun, and could look great on Marigold jumpsuit. Should I awaken my creativity….
What about loud and bright colors….Not sure if I am brave enough to pull it off tho. But it looks stunning!
Stripes!!!!! Who doesn't like stripes??? You can play around with a directions of stripes to achieve different looks….so cool.
At this moment in time I am loving a floral vibe…waiting for a spring to finally arrive….don't keep us waiting please. We need you!!!!
I am also considering to make a short version of Marigold jumpsuit in case we have a hot summer 🙂
Which style should I make??? Decisions, decisions…
~Which one is you favorite?~

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Cloning is a set of processes that can be used to produce genetically identical copies of any biological entity including genes, cells, tissues and even entire organisms. The copy is known as the clone. The cloning process may make it possible to save endangered species of animals from being extinct.
The process of taking a clipping of a plant and growing it into a new plant is also a form of cloning. People have been doing this since the beginning of agriculture. Dolly, a sheep was the first ever successfully cloned animal. Dolly was born in 1996, in Edinburgh, Scotland, at the Roslin Institute under the guidance of Ian Wilmut.
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- Clones do not have a biological mother or father because they come from a sexual reproduction.
- There are three different types of artificial cloning which are the gene, reproductive and therapeutic cloning.
- Contrary to popular belief, a clone is not an exact copy of its DNA donor.
- Cloned animals age faster than normal, original animals.
- Despite years of research, over 95% of attempts to make clones fail, even with extensive veterinary intervention.
- Various animal species have been cloned including mice, carp, tadpoles, sheep, dogs, wolves, horse etc.
- In this process, Scientists pull out the DNA from an animal cell and insert it into the egg cell.
- Identical twins are a type of cloning process occurred naturally.
- The first dog to be cloned was named Snuppy, born in South Korea on April 24, 2005.
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text: It appears that the Bengals may have themselves a new tight end, as they have signed Colts restricted free agent TE Ben Utecht to a three-year offer sheet. The Colts will have seven days to match the offer. The TE was not drafted, and the Colts will receive no compensation if they choose not to match the terms of the long-term deal that he has negotiated with the Bengals. Utecht last season played in 14 games, catching 31 passes for 364 yards and one score. He has a career 71 grabs for 800 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Colts have already given TE Dallas Clark the richest contract for a tight end in NFL history, so it's doubtful that they will match the deal for Utecht.


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I'm not the blogger I used to be. Life's gotten busy, but my wife and I are starting to find our balance and focus on Plethora and…other works. So check back every now and then to find out what's going on…and today, alot of things are going on…..
First up, I've freshened up the blog with a sleek new theme and finally changed the name in the process to "Plethoran Musings." Why the name change? As creative (and funny) as "Huggbees" was, I felt like I should try and give the blog a more pointed name, settle on a theme. Well, I couldn't. Frankly, I enjoy the free rein to talk about whatever I feel like. But, as I've been talking alot about Plethora lately, I figured I should rename it to coincide with that. The great thing about "Plethoran Musings", though, is that I can update you on Plethora but also still talk about whatever I want! Great, huh? So enjoy my future musings and maybe take a trek back in time to some previous posts. You never know what you might discover! I also plan on updating the "About Me" page…along with maybe adding a couple other pages devoted to certain types of writing.
Next up, and this is the truly exciting thing, this Wednesday is the one year anniversary of the publishing of Plethora for the Amazon Kindle. Surprisngly, it's still up there! Such a milestone deserves a little celebration. So, guess what? The book is free from tomorrow through Wednesday! If, for some reason, you've held out on downloading a copy, then now's your chance. If a reason you held out was because you didn't have a Kindle, hold out no more for there's an app for that! It's a free app that's easy to download and setup. Here's the link:
That's all I've got for now, but check back soon for more exciting updates and interesting blog posts!
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A thick ring with a luxury feeling but still comfortable to wear. Available in a small size for those that want to make a more subtle statement.
- Approx. 0.62'' Width (Front), 0.29'' Width (Back)
- Available in Sterling Silver or 14K Gold Plate over Sterling Silver
- Available in whole sizes 5, 6, 7, 8
- Handmade in NYC
- All pieces are made to order
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After celebrating the company's 10th anniversary, the team at .Tuenti would like to take stock of our path and present new strategic features in 2016, as well as the redesign of our application. For some time now we have been focused on growing our mobile operator client base (in Latin America as well as Spain) with the aim of achieving a million clients in the next few years. We will continue working towards this goal this year.
We've always been different to other companies on the market and this is evident in the product we develop: a product that we have continued to improve and repeat for years, based on user and client feedback, in depth analysis of usage statistics, strengthening the functions that enjoy better acceptance, and simplifying the user experience by removing the functions that are not as popular.
Since the company was founded in 2006, we have maintained our innovative spirit, evolving our business model from a social network to a distinguished mobile operator at the forefront of digital communication technology. Technology, innovation, doing things differently and challenging the sector's status quo is in our DNA. We live in exciting times with many players – telecommunications companies and other internet and OTT companies – who develop interesting concepts. We are committed to changing things and to enriching the communication of people through a natural experience with robust and reliable technology.
In fact, on a business level, the company is in a better position than ever. In barely four years, company income has increased more than 230%. In 2011, the majority of income came from publicity on the social network in Spain (€10 million), but by 2013, more than 75% of income was the fruit of mobile telephone operations in Spain. While all income currently stems from mobile operations activity, the company has also come to enjoy an exclusive presence in Spain and been able to globalize its model via presence in five other countries, resulting in income from all markets reaching over €35 million. The company boasts more than 600,000 clients in Spain, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina and Mexico. We have managed to adapt a business model purely based on advertising to a subscription telecommunications model with a global client base, which has enabled us to oversee much more sustainable growth.
Innovating at the core of communications continues to be our main priority as we can see our application – particularly VozDigital – generates a much richer client experience, which in turn increases your satisfaction. That's why our clients recommend our service more than others. Our cloudphone proposal, which is based on a common technology platform that will be progressively introduced based on the local needs of each market, is fully developed in our office on Madrid's Gran Vía, while our team improve your experience every day by focusing on usage data and statistics and direct user and client feedback.
As such, we will shortly be launching a new version of the .Tuenti application on iOS and Android. It will present a redesign of navigation, favoring greater usability and focusing more on communication among clients and those who wish to try the service without changing their mobile company (anyone can enjoy a 50-minute trial of our telephone service on the cloud). With this new version of the application, we will be able to give back to old users of the social network what has always been theirs, facilitating the downloading of all of their photos. This doesn't mean that users can't continue to share photos, conversations, etc. as the application and tuenti.com will always be available, therefore favoring communication between all users using the chat feature, VozDigital, and all the new functions we'll be making available in the future. This is our goal and we continue to stand by it: we will continue to work to improve the .Tuenti experience for each and every user.
Over Christmas, we offered our new customers double the data and VozDigital minutes. The feedback was so positive that we wanted to try it again which is why, as of today, we're once again offering double: 2GB of data, 100 VozDigital minutes and 200 SMS for 6 months for just €7, exclusively for customers who port their number to .Tuenti.
We want everyone to try the .Tuenti experience and, as if 50 free VozDigital minutes without needing to switch carrier wasn't enough, we're offering all our new customers double.
As before, this promo is available in physical stores and via our website for new prepaid and postpaid customers until February 29 and, as always, you won't be locked into a long term contract.
In 2015, we broke with tradition. We became the only operator on the market to let you try before you buy and we've broken down barriers – both physical and geographical – to facilitate communication for all of our clients wherever they are and using any device.
Ready for what 2016 will bring?
Merry Christmas and here's to 2016!
Our goal when we decided to set to work on this functionality was to ensure that you don't forget important calls. Starting today, our customers in Spain can save their important calls and listen to them again later, something no other operator currently offers.
This option can be manually enabled by customers who make or receive VozDigital calls via the app at any time during the call. Customers can also save all VozDigital calls they receive even when they don't have GSM coverage (via a WiFi connection) or while they're abroad. Simply press the save conversation button on the call screen and it will be saved. And, to play it back, you just need to press 'Play' in the chat conversation history.
This video explains things better:
This functionality is now available in the .Tuenti app for Android devices (available now for a percentage of customers and gradually for everyone). It will also be updated in the iOS version over the coming days.
We know that our customers need to be more connected than ever at this time of year. That's why we've decided to get a jump on Christmas and give all our postpaid customers a gift of 500MB in December and a further 500MB in January so you don't miss out on any Christmas greetings.
What do you have to do? Nothing. When you access your account you'll see the first additional 500MB for December and the same will happen in January. And presto!


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I went here for lunch with my wife for the first time last week. It was fantastic. The service was faultless and friendly. The food was exceptional. The ambience second to none for this style of asian restaurant. We dedided to get a mix of entree size plates and finish with the sticky black rice. Every dish was good wih the highlights being - the prawn and shallot dumpling - best dumpling i have ever had. divine. The shallot cake - could have eaten 5 of these! The s&p squid was cruchy on the outside but so tender inside. The black sticky was was the perfect ending and one of the best i have had. Recommended. We had ten plates of food and without drinks it came to $82.00. Very reasonable at this level. This will now become one of our regular dine out destinations.
Concubine is fantastic. Our party of six went there before going to see John Cleese last night so we were on a deadline. We all elected to have the Chef''s selection which was absolutely brilliant. It was excellent value at $39.95 per head and we could not have eaten any more even though there were a couple of big eaters present.
Very enjoyable all over, I was visiting Adelaide from Melbourne and called in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised with the venue - "best duck i've EVER had!"
Concubine well deserves its accolades and awards; the decor is stunning, the service extremely competant and the food - ooh, the food! The prawn & chive dumpling "yum cha bites" (smaller than an Concubine entree serve, but not mean in the least) were a stand-out and our main of tamarind duck will be our reason to return again (and again, and again!). Serving sizes are good and a full order of bites + entrees + mains would be a challenge (although one to be relished!) even without dessert. They have a good drinks list, although there's limited wines by the glass, and the staff of Concubine provided the best service I've experienced on Gouger in a very, very long while. Highly recommended.
Excellent, Brilliant and fantastic dining experience! We dined here on Saturday the 30th of August and I must say that we will be returning again for more! As we were seated our waiter who was a lovely Asian boy completely looked after us from start to finish! We had the scallops Lamb cutlets, Garfish and some sides and we enjoyed each and everyone of them equally! The wine list is great and the ambience is magnificent! Do yourself a favour and try it for yourself!
Loved it! The menu is small but has many options (i don't eat sea food which can be limiting). The flavours and ingredients were crisp, fresh and a modern take on the usual chinese fare. The service was sincere and helpfull, the decor was elegant (and not noisy). The wine list could be embellished, however I will be returning again soon I enjoyed it so much.
Visited Concubine after reading positive reviews on this website. Dined in a group of 4. Spent slightly more than we would have at a suburban Chinese restaurant, but the food was top notch. High quality, fresh flavours. The difference is obvious. Favourites were San Choy Bow and Crispy Duck Wrap, as well as Steak Black Bean main. The upstairs seats don't have backs, so can end up hurting your back after 90 minutes, but you can request a downstairs booking.
We only had a brief dinner at Concubine. I loved their fresh spin on old and tired chinese. The duck dish we had was succulent and smoky and not at all greasy. The stir-fried greens were fresh and garlicy and also so yummy. The staff were friendly and the gin was served with love and care.
Concubine has a very nice ambience and the food to match. Found it quite elegant with good service. The wine list is small but interesting.
This is upper market restaurant compared to the average in gouger street, so out expectations were higher. The menu was quite pretentious, with a paragraph of text to simply state satay prawns? Sunday dinner, party of 3. Squished into the corner, but we didn't mind. The food portions from the specials were quite varied. The amount from the pork dish was smaller then the chicken, and the prawn dish was smaller again. The variations in quality was also a bit hit and miss too. We expected the dishes to be generally better then average, except some of the dishes weren't. The satay prawn dish was a bit lacking in flavour and prawns, the chicken special while good was a bit bland. This is priced just above the average and the food is mostly there too. The service was a bit over the top, it felt like our waiter was bored and really enjoyed topping up glasses and taking any cutlery away, they might have been over zealous from the lack of table space. overall the quality was pleasant and I would be going back, to give them another go. I would suggest they either drop their prices a smidgen or increase the quality of food a smidgen. Otherwise we could quite possibly have come on an off day.
We were a group of 7 on a very busy Friday night. I was impressed with the very patient staff who happily tolerated us taking our time in choosing what we wanted. The food is divine & the upstairs room a lovely place to sit.
Have been to Concubine a couple of times and each time the food has been excellent and served quicky. The place has a great feel. The service is OK, to make this place better, they need decent staff, who are friendly and efficient. You normally need to ask for drinks and the bill a few times. As a customer you need to work out what is most important to you, as you can get a good chinese meal up the road for half the price, less ambience and about the same service, however it would depend on the occasion, as Concubine is beautiful.
We ordered their signature dish, which we were told were the prawns, and they were reasonably tasty. It's basically just a salt n pepper prawns style dish. Also tried their Mah Jong chicken which was tasty but quite average. Their Barramundi though was delicious. Wine selection was good enough although not extensive. Ambience was nice and the decor was quite refreshing compared to other chinese restaurants. Service was good and pleasant.
It was a beautiful evening so as we were seated outside it was alright from that aspect, but from a peak of the chic, handpicked accents and adornments carefully displayed inside the restaurant it was obvious we were missing out on the ambience ? the appeal and charm of the place. It took some time to get menus and our drink order processed and even though I had brought along a bottle of sparkling Bird in Hand Pinot Grigio and it was in plain sight the ice bucket for it to chill never came until we had asked for it three times! After knocking back a couple of Janz - after all we were celebrating - the mood was lighter. All of us being gastro heads we had scanned the menu online and were each excited about different dishes. What ended up with was a splendid meal, one that I truly enjoyed especially for the main course and turned out to be good value for money as well. The Peking Duck wraps were average (the Chinese shops more ?authentic? version that can be found at several stops along gouger do this streets ahead better) but the tofu and snow pea Sang Choi Bao lettuce wraps were delish proving to be a real textural delight. We also sampled the Chinese Five Spice Bean Curd Rolls stuffed with pork that was tasty. For the rest of review and pics: http://meagan-megalomaniac.blogspot.com/2010/04/Concubine.html


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Rachel Flowers, YMF Debut Orchestra Present World Premieres of Organ Concerto #1 and Other Voices.
Hearing is Believing documentary screening before performance.
Friday, April 12, 2019 | 7:00 PM Film Screening | 8:30 PM Concert
Wilshire Ebell Theatre, 4401 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Admission: $10-$20 general admission
Rachel Flowers and the Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra, under the direction of Artistic and Ensembles Director Lauren Wasynczuk, perform the world premiere of Rachel Flowers' pieces Other Voices and Concerto for Organ and Orchestra on Friday, April 12, 7pm at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, 4401 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005. General admission tickets are $10-$20.
Multi-instrumentalist Rachel Flowers is a prolific composer and virtuosic performer who's equally proficient in classical, R&B, soul, progressive, and electronic genres and has performed for artists such as Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock, Keith Emerson, and Rick Wakeman, to name just a few. The Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra has established a reputation for their musical excellence and boundary-pushing performances, most notably sell-out performances in L.A. and New York of Yeethoven and Yeethoven II, programs that combined and contrasted the music of Beethoven and Kanye West.
Preceding the performance will be a rare public screening of Hearing Is Believing, a compelling documentary by award-winning filmmaker Lorenzo DeStefano that showcases Rachel's inspiring story of overcoming her loss of vision at the age of 3 months due to a condition called Retinopathy of Prematurity which resulted from being born 15 weeks premature. Appearing with Rachel in the film are Grammy winners Arturo Sandoval, Stevie Wonder, Dweezil Zappa, Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Taylor Eigsti, the late progressive rock icon Keith Emerson, Hawaii ukulele master Benny Chong, and the Santa Barbara Youth Symphony.


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Thailand virtual phone numbers allow you to have a local area code or phone number in Thailand. Incoming calls to your Thailand virtual phone number can be forwarded to any device in the world.
Thailand virtual phone numbers offer inbound and outbound voice service with international call forwarding. Choose between several options in Taiwan: toll free, national, local area code and mobile.
Telephone Numbers in Thailand
The international code for calls into Thailand is +66. Thailand's telephone numbering plan is overseen by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) in accordance with International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) recommendation E.164.
A full national number is 9 digits in Thailand, including the standard prefix 0, and national numbers start with a 6. The phone codes for mobile services are found in area codes 8 and 9. The National Broadcasting Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) in Thailand announced mobile number portability for mobile carriers. There are nearly 100 emergency hotline numbers to call for assistance in Thailand. These include 911 or 191 and 1699 for medical emergencies. The tourist police hotline is 1155.
Calling locally in Thailand
To call a local area code number in Thailand, dial 0 followed by the phone number. The caller must have prepaid credits and outbound calling service to dial locally in Thailand. Standard call rates will apply.
Calling Thailand internationally
If you are calling a Thailand virtual phone number from another country, dial +66 followed by the phone number. The cost of calling Thailand internationally depends on your outbound calling provider. The best outbound VoIP providers offer competitive rates with high call quality.
Use Thailand Virtual Phone Numbers to Grow Your Business in Thailand
Thailand's tourist economy presents plenty of lucrative opportunities for foreign expansion. The hotel and hospitality industry is thriving and medical tourism is also very popular with many visitors each year. Foreign companies would benefit from the use of virtual phone numbers to establish a local presence in Thailand.
Local Area Code Thailand Virtual Phone Numbers
Thai international business is heavily concentrated in Bangkok, but there are several international destinations in Thailand. Thailand virtual phone numbers in Bangkok start with the number 2.
There are several cities to grow your business with Thailand virtual phone numbers. Chiang Mai is the largest city in northern Thailand and it is a popular travel destination for tourists, with hotels, restaurants, temples, and Muay Thai schools. Chiang Mai virtual phone numbers begin with 052.
Tourists travel from all over the world to visit the many beaches in Thailand. Thailand virtual phone numbers in Chon Buri or Pattaya usually start with the number 033. Virtual phone numbers in Krabi and Phuket are also popular due to these areas being prime destinations for travelers.
Toll Free Thailand Virtual Phone Numbers
Toll free numbers in Thailand start with 1800, and can be dialed from any mobile phone in Thailand. It costs nothing for callers to dial a toll free number. A virtual toll free number is a great way to grow your business in Thailand. Major businesses like Lazada, Air Asia, and McDonald's Thailand offer free booking hotlines for callers.
Economy of Thailand
Thailand is a newly industrialized economy in Southeast Asia. Thailand had a GDP of $455 billion in 2017, according to the World Bank (https://data.worldbank.org/country/thailand). Thailand is the 2nd largest economy in Southeast Asia and a top 20 global economy. The Thai Baht is the currency of Thailand.
Thailand has major trade relationships with Japan, the USA, China, and the European Union. You can establish a virtual presence and do business in Thailand with virtual phone numbers quite easily and instantly.
Telecommunications in Thailand
Thai consumers have been using telephones for decades. Despite the rise of digital communication like Facebook in Thailand, phone calls are the most popular way for business people to communicate.
Trusted government organizations control a large estate of radio and television spectra in Thailand. Liberalization took place in the 1990s and 2000s, and respected state enterprises like the Telephone Organization of Thailand, Communications Authority of Thailand, and Mass Communication Organization of Thailand, were corporatized in 2003 and 2004.
There are over 5 million fixed-line subscriptions in Thailand as of 2019. There are three fixed-line telephone operators in Thailand: state-owned TOT Public Company Limited, True Corporation, and TT&T. United World Telecom has been one of the trusted providers of telephony in Thailand since 2016, offering virtual phone numbers and outbound VoIP services.
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The biggest mobile networks in Thailand are Advanced Info Service (AIS), DTAC, and Truemove. The mobile market is mostly prepaid in Thailand. Mobile phone usage is widespread in Thailand and the market penetration rate is over 135% in 2019.
Bangkok is mostly a digital and cash-free society. There are many ways to pay for things with your cell phone. Also, rabbit cards are a popular way to pay for things like the Sky Train or 7/11. Many people in Thailand, especially the youth, use social networking frequently.


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Day 5, Varna-Madara Horsman, Arbanasi, Veliko Tarnovo
- Breakfast.
- Departure to Veliko Tarnovo.
- Visit of Madara's Horseman on the way to Veliko Tarniovo.
Madara Horseman – situated 16 km. of Sumen, it is the oldest stone relief in Europe. It is one of the most enigmatic monuments in UNESCO's world Heritage List, unique stone relief. Carved on a massive cliff some 23 meters high, it is representative of early Medieval Bulgarian artistry. The relief depicts a horseman in a natural pose with a sword in his hand. At the feet of the horse is a lion, and behind the rider is depicted his hunting dog. One legend has it that a Roman emperor was hunting on the plateau when he fell off the cliff and died. His relatives memorialized him by engaging a master to carve his image on the cliff.
In 2008 it was chosen as the national symbol of Bulgaria.
- Departure to the village of Madara. Lunch.
Madara is a typical Bulgarian village of today, where tourists will have the opportunity to become familiar with rural life.
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On the other hand, this holiday is a good reason to think, but is there really an otherworld and where can you meet ghosts? Especially for those who are willing to take a chance and test their nerves for strength, we have compiled a selection of hotels in which terrible stories took place, and it is believed that ghosts live there.
Cecil Hotel (currently Stay on Main), Los Angeles, USA
The hotel was built in the center of Los Angeles in 1924. Over the entire time of its existence, criminal cases occurred repeatedly, including three murders, but it is more interesting than a certain number of suicides occurred in it. The most famous and widely discussed was the case of Eliza Lam, a student from Canada, who was drowned in one of the technical water tanks on the roof of the hotel. The fact is that during the investigation, recordings of surveillance cameras were made public, on which it is clearly visible that Eliza, being in the elevator completely alone, waves her hands, as if pushing away someone and defending herself, and her face is painted deadly horror. In 2011, the hotel was renamed Stay on Main. Residents continue to regularly report paranormal activity.
Today, Stay on Main is a modern design hotel with brightly decorated rooms, fast Wi-Fi and parking in the city center. Guests can stay in a comfortable room with a double bed and a private bathroom, or choose a cheaper option – a common room with double beds. Los Angeles's flower district and the Grand Central Market are within walking distance.
Toftaholm Herrgård, Lagan, Sweden
The manor on Lake Langan, surrounded by endless green meadows and shady groves, was once the family estate of a Swedish baron. The young man living in the estate of ordinary workers fell in love with the daughter of the baron, but the imperious father flatly refused to pass off the girl as a commoner, and in confirmation of his firm intention he immediately arranged her wedding with another, more notable challenger. An ardent lover could not bear such a blow and on the wedding day he hanged himself in one of the rooms, but he could not find peace.
If you are not afraid that his ghost will steal your dream, but they say that this is how he often acts with the guests, casting sad thoughts and longing on them, you will be able to fully enjoy the peaceful rest in a large country house, unhurried walks around the lake wooden boat and long evenings by the large fireplace. Hotel Toftaholm Herrgård welcoming guests for over 6 centuries, and now it is ruled by the 27th generation of the hosts, who are happy to guests with children and pets. The hotel has a sauna and a spa, and for a romantic getaway, a spacious wedding suite is equipped.
Grand Hyatt Hotel Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan
The hotel of the world-famous Grand Hyatt chain was built in Taipei, Taiwan in 1989, so the messages of guests about strange sounds in empty rooms, and even more so their stories about meetings with ghosts do not sound very believable. Nevertheless, there were really many such rumors. It turns out that the hotel was erected on the spot where Japanese soldiers were executed and buried during World War II. It is said that ghosts are most often found on the upper floors of the hotel. Since such talk had a very negative effect on the hotel's reputation, the managers called Feng Shui specialists and, at their insistence, hung Chinese Chinese calligraphy in certain places of the hotel, which should not be calmed by restless souls.
Apart from the paranormal, the five-star hotel is a classic representative of the Grand Hyatt network with a full range of amenities, an outdoor pool, sauna, spa, and fitness center. For business trips, there is a modern conference center.
Hotel del San Diego, USA
Opened in 1888, the Hotel del Coronado was at that time the largest resort in the world, it was visited by presidents, kings, and celebrities of that time. From the side of his turrets and the sharp peaks of the roofs give him the look of a Disney castle, but the guests often meet in the hotel's walls not the heroes of the cartoons, but the eerie ghost of the lady in a black evening dress. In November 1892, in room 304, which is now number 3327, a young woman stopped and introduced herself to Kate Morgan and said that she was waiting for her brother to come. Her brother did not appear, and after three days her body was found on the steps leading to the beach. The murderer was never found, so the ghost of Kate could not calm down and occasionally appears at the crime scene, reminding the descendants of an unsolved secret. Inexplicable phenomena also occur in the former number of the deceased: periodic interruptions in electricity, draft in closed doors and windows. Those who dared to settle in room 3327 complained about a strange whisper coming from nowhere and about an uncontrolled depressive mood. By the way, Stephen King based his work "1408" on a story from the life of the parapsychologist Christopher Chacon, who investigated Kate Morgan's room at the Hotel del Coronado.
The oceanfront resort has 680 rooms and an almost endless list of amenities and services: a private beach, a large outdoor pool, a golf course, tennis court, a spa, a fitness room, and massage rooms, a kids club, and professional babysitters. The road to the busy tourist center of the city takes about half an hour.
Hotel LaFer, village Gerchiki, Russia
The former estate near Moscow of the Scottish Leslie family is also shrouded in scary legends. The history of the estate began in the second half of the 18th century when the first buildings were erected on the land donated by Emperor Alexander Leslie. By 1830, a huge two-story house with a mezzanine in a classic style, the Trinity Church and a spacious park with ponds grew up in Gerchikovo. For almost four centuries, the manor repeatedly changed owners, and at the same time, it was overgrown with various rumors. According to one of them, somewhere in the house is a hidden treasure, which is impossible to find. Another story says that the ghost of a girl lives in the house, who sometimes walks along the corridors in a white dress. They say that this is the soul of a noblewoman who tried to escape with her lover. The girl was caught and, in punishment for the impudent insurrection, was walled up in the wall of the estate right in the wedding dress. It is believed that
After the revolution, the old manor was nationalized, and the school and summer camp was working on its territory. In 2009, the new owner began the restoration, and since the end of 2010, it has been hosting a luxury hotel with 16 spacious rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a golf course, a sauna, and a restaurant. In summer, you can ride bicycles on the estate, and in winter – on skis, the main specialization of the hotel is solemn events.
Hotel National, Moscow, Russia
The urban legend says that the ghost of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, who periodically appears in the corridors and reflections of mirrors, lives in the National Hotel. At night, guests can hear the sound of footsteps, as if someone is walking in a room from corner to corner, and then rustling papers at the desktop. Sometimes you hear the sound of a spoon on the walls of faceted glass, and sometimes a ghost can suddenly turn on or off the light. Perhaps the leader's ghost settled here because, during his lifetime, Vladimir Ilyich liked and remembered the week he spent with his wife Nadezhda Krupskaya in room 107 of the National Hotel in 1917. Or maybe the whole thing is that this is a five-star hotel closest to the Kremlin and the Mausoleum.
In fact, you can hear the ghost here only if he comes to your room personally, because the hotel has a modern sound insulation system. In addition, there is an indoor pool, sauna, fitness, and spa. Rooms range from standard to presidential suites overlooking the bright lights of downtown Moscow.


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Port Sets Back-to-Back Record Container Months in March and April
More containers moved through the Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal at the Port of New Orleans in March and April 2016 than in any two months in the Port's history. According to figures released this week, 50,974 twenty-foot-equivalent units moved through the Terminal in April, besting the previous monthly record of 48,594 TEUs in March of 2016. The two-month total of 99,568 TEUs is up 6.1 percent, compared to same two months in 2015.
Surging container volumes come on the heels of higher overall cargo volumes in 2015. Strong Chemical exports together with higher metals imports helped push Calendar Year 2015 general cargo figures to new highs, according to figures released today by the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans.
Total general cargo worked at the Port's public docks totaled 8.6 million tons, up nearly 3 percent compared to 2014's total of 8.3 million tons. Total port-wide cargo, including midstream operations within the Port's three-parish (county) jurisdiction, rose 8.1 percent to 33.5 million tons, compared to 31 million tons one year ago. In addition to growth in overall tonnage, the Port's Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal also handled a calendar year record 525,485 twenty-foot-equivalent units in 2015, up more than 7 percent compared to the TEUs handled during the previous 12-month period.
"Continued growth in cargo figures is attributable to our efficient terminal operators, valued customers and the hard work of the entire Port community," said Gary LaGrange, Port President and CEO. "All of that hard work is also paying off with international recognition from trusted transportation publications citing the Port's productivity."
Strong cargo figures led the Journal of Commerce to name the Port of New Orleans the "FastestGrowing Import and Export Port" in the United States.
The Port's top export commodities realized robust tonnages, as chemical exports rose 7.1 percent to total 1.86 million tons and forest products totaled 435,056 tons, up 5.4 percent. On the inbound side, non-ferrous metals rose 44.35 percent to 499,287 tons – led by imported zinc at 220,265 tons. Natural rubber imports grew by 3.4 percent to total 364,265 tons and coffee rose by 3.8 percent to 261,802 tons. The imported steel market softened in 2015, but again realized strong levels at 3.27 million tons, or 7.6 percent lower than the previous year.
LaGrange said recent Port and terminal operator investments could lead to further growth in the coming year.
"Nearly $40 million in new investments to increase efficiencies and expand container handling capabilities have been made in the last year at our Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal," LaGrange said. "Our challenge now is to keep pace and execute our plan for smart growth in the future."
Among the investments is a $7.9 million refrigerated container racking system, jointly financed by New Orleans Terminal LLC and the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans. The state-of-the-art racking system has the ability to store more than 600 refrigerated containers at one time. New Orleans Terminal also assembled two new rubber-tire gantry cranes (RTGs) to add to their container marshalling yard in an effort to increase container handling and turn times. The project is a more than $4.5 million private investment. Ports America invested $2.2 million in new technology at the gate and within the terminal aimed at improving efficiency and turn times for truck drivers.
These projects are complimented by the new $25 million Mississippi River Intermodal Terminal that began operations in March. The 12-acre terminal is a modern and efficient intermodal container transfer terminal that facilitates the movement of marine and rail cargo, while enhancing safety and reducing the carbon footprint of the regional and national transportation systems.
The Port's cargo growth compliments the second consecutive year of cruise operations topping the 1-million-passenger mark. Cruise embarkations and disembarkations totaled 1,023,700 in 2015 and larger and newer cruise ships positioned in New Orleans in 2016 look to attract additional passengers this year.
"Combined with a growing industrial portfolio, the Port of New Orleans is hitting on all cylinders," LaGrange added. "But we must stay focused and continue to strive to expand services to our customers and to efficiently handle future cargo demands, all while growing high-quality maritime jobs for Louisiana."


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Christophe is Belgian, born in 1976. He is a French native speaker, is fluent in English and has a working knowledge of German and Dutch.
Christophe holds a master's degree and a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Brussels, Belgium.
He performed his Ph.D. in the field of polymer chemistry for organic electronics at the Max-Planck Institute for polymer research in Mainz.
After his studies he worked as a researcher in the field of glass surface chemical modification in Glaverbel (now AGC) for 3 years. In 2005 he started in intellectual property. He has always worked in private practice.
He gained a lot of experience in drafting and prosecuting patent applications, especially, but not exclusively, in the fields of chemistry, material science and mechanics. His expertise is strongest in the fields of organic and inorganic chemistry, polymer synthesis and processing, semi-conducting materials and devices, glass chemistry and surface chemistry. He also is experienced in performing novelty searches and in providing opinions on patentability, freedom-to-operate, invalidity and infringement.
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Caries development is determined by a balance of protective and pathological factors, so the clinician should be able to identify and document those factors, understand their relative weight in disease development or reversal, and make recommendations to patients that will lead to risk reduction. The caries management by risk assessment (CAMBRA) protocol frames these factors into an easy-to-follow template that also guides the clinician in making recommendations. The purposes of this study were to examine implementation of the CAMBRA-based risk assessment program in a predoctoral clinic at one dental school, assess the accuracy of caries risk evaluation by the students, and evaluate the utilization of professionally applied fluoride varnish in a moderate- and high-risk patient cohort. After dental clinic patients were screened for previous caries risk status, sixty-eight moderate- or high-risk patients were invited to participate in the study. At the study visit that included four bite-wing radiographs, a new caries risk assessment (CRA) form was completed. Our results showed that students underestimated the risk in 25 percent of the cases; the underestimation occurred especially when visible cavitation or caries into dentin by radiograph was the only risk factor or when caries were not identified at the initial visit when the CRA form was completed for the first time despite the presence of other high-risk factors. Students also underestimated both risk and protective factors at the initial evaluation visit compared with the study visit. The results show that students were not rigorous enough in documenting these factors and determining the patient's risk. In order to increase the sensitivity of risk assessment, training and recalibration for students and faculty members should be an ongoing process.
The value of prevention is widely recognized by the dental profession, and teaching this topic has become a foundational principle and integral part of predoctoral dental curricula.1 While the basic scientific principles that lead to understanding oral disease development have been identified, translation of these principles into practice may pose significant challenges during students' training and in practice. Since 1995, risk-based prevention of dental caries has been promoted,2 and algorithms aimed at helping clinicians determine a patient's risk level have been developed.3
One study found that clinical protocols for caries risk assessment and prevention can be implemented in dental education and that students feel training and practice of caries prevention should be increased.4 A recent survey of North American dental schools found that caries risk assessment has been incorporated into clinical caries management curricula in 68 percent of those institutions.5,6 Despite significant progress toward developing and implementing evidence-based caries risk assessment and management programs in U.S. dental schools, however, wide variations in interpretation and application of these programs exist.7
Tools for caries risk assessment have been tested in educational settings, with varying results. Only 45 percent of the students in one study agreed that the Cariogram tool developed in Sweden was easy to understand, and only 36 percent agreed it was easy to apply; 82 percent said they will not use this tool in clinical practice.8 Another study found that only 60 percent of full-time and 33 percent of part-time faculty members were knowledgeable about Cariogram use.9 In contrast, most students in another study agreed that the caries-risk assessment tool (CAT) developed by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry10 was useful for determining preventive procedures, and 80 percent indicated they were likely to use it in clinical practice.11 Another tool (the International Caries Detection and Assessment System, ICDAS)12 was found to improve the diagnostic skills of students when they tried to detect occlusal carious lesions.13
The concept of caries management by risk assessment (CAMBRA) was developed by a consortium of dental-related organizations.14 Guidelines for clinical implementation of risk determination and for therapeutic recommendations driven by risk were published in three articles.15–17 Since caries development is determined by a balance of protective and pathological factors,18 the clinician should be able to identify and document these factors, understand their relative weight in disease development or reversal, and provide recommendations to patients that will lead to risk reduction. The CAMBRA protocol aims to frame these factors into an easy-to-follow template14,15 that will also guide the clinician in making recommendations to patients.16,17
Although many dental schools have embraced the CAMBRA concept, integrating it into dental education is not without challenges. Students have reported limited confidence in using the protocol with children younger than five years;6 training and calibrating students and faculty members are difficult;19 risk assessment factors are dependent on the caries prevalence of the population;19–21 and reimbursement for CAMBRA-related procedures is low or nonexistent.22 Many dental schools provide access to care to underserved, low socioeconomic populations, and prevention costs generated by caries risk assessments can reach an annual amount up to $1,117 for a high-risk patient.23 Because caries is more prevalent in lower socioeconomic groups,24,25 the increased prevention costs pose another hurdle in implementing these protocols in educational and other institutions that provide care for these patients.
The concept of caries risk assessment and prevention has also not been fully adopted in general practice. The majority of dentists surveyed in a U.S. dental network reported performing caries risk assessment (CRA) for children, but only 14 percent reported assessing risk using a special form.26 Only 69 percent of the network dentists evaluated adult patients with CRA, and only 57 percent of these patients received individualized caries prevention.27 Another survey in the United States found that 72 percent of the responding dentists performed some type of risk assessment, but only 27 percent documented the outcome and only 51 percent provided a management plan based on the patient's risk status.3 It is clear that enhancing caries prevention education in predoctoral curricula will have a larger effect on the profession as the graduates join residencies and practices.
A CAMBRA-based CRA program has been gradually implemented since 2008 as part of the didactic and clinical curriculum at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. The clinical use of a standardized form to characterize a patient's risk for caries helps the faculty and students to determine individualized preventive therapeutic intervention as part of the treatment planning process. The purposes of this study were to examine the implementation of the CAMBRA-based risk assessment program in the predoctoral clinic, assess the accuracy of caries risk evaluation by students, and evaluate the utilization of professionally applied fluoride varnish in a moderate- and high-risk patient cohort.
The faculty adopted a modified version of the CRA form from the American Dental Association (ADA).28 The form (Figures 1 and 2) includes a list of caries risk and protective factors, instructions that help determine the risks, and caries preventive recommendations aligned with the CAMBRA protocol.15–17 Students are required to complete the CRA form as a baseline for their patients before starting treatment. Fluoride varnish is indicated according to patient risk as described on the form. Students are trained regarding CRA in the second year in classroom lectures and in the clinic with families of patients for whom they have to assess risk. Additional training is provided during clinical orientation at the beginning of the junior year. Faculty members who supervise determination of patients' caries risk status (CRS) as part of the comprehensive care predoctoral clinic receive periodic in-house training in departmental seminars.
For this study, initial CRA forms were completed by all junior and senior students for their assigned patients between July 2008 and May 2010, and each patient's CRS and fluoride varnish receipt were entered into the patient's electronic dental record. The appointment during which the form was completed for the first time as part of the standard patient evaluation in the comprehensive care predoctoral clinic was denoted the "initial visit." Over a two-month period (June–July 2010), consecutively scheduled patients in the predoctoral clinic were screened for previous caries risk status in their dental record, and only moderate- or high-risk patients (as determined at the initial visit) were invited to participate in the study. The CRA forms filled out at the initial visit by the students assigned to provide comprehensive treatment were reassessed, and the CRS was recorded in a database. These forms were reevaluated by one of the authors (STT) after the patients were enrolled in the study, and the CRS was redetermined based on the risk factors mentioned on the form.
The visit during which the patients were enrolled is called in this article the "study visit." At the study visit, which included four bite-wing radiographs, a new CRA form was completed by two sophomore students under the supervision of two faculty members (STT and WAR). Following completion of the CRA forms, the CRS was determined by one of the authors (STT). Unpaired comparisons between groups were tested using the Mann-Whitney or Student's t-test; paired comparisons were tested using the Wilcoxen signed-rank test. The level of significance for all testing was α=0.05. The study protocol was approved by the university's Institutional Review Board; patients signed an informed consent to participate in the study.
Sixty-eight patients with at least moderate caries risk were enrolled in the study for assessment of their follow-up CRA. Enrolled patients were at least eighteen years of age, averaging 57.7 years (Table 1). The study visit occurred on average 12.2 months after the initial visit (SD=8.1 months). Only thirty patients out of sixty-eight enrolled (44.1 percent) received fluoride varnish, despite the fact that our protocol requires that all moderate-risk and high-risk patients receive it.
After we reviewed the CRA forms completed at the initial visit by the student dentists (initial CRA), it became apparent that the information on the CRA forms was not used as intended to produce an accurate initial CRS. When the CRA form algorithm was correctly reapplied to the available data on the forms, 25 percent (17/68) of the initial CRS were recategorized as high from the initial moderate category. Underestimates occurred most often when caries were not identified at the initial visit or when current caries was the only high-risk factor (Figure 3). Following the results of reapplying the CRA algorithm on the initial CRA forms, it was determined that the moderate-risk group was too small (eight patients) compared with the high-risk group (sixty patients); therefore, we decided to reclassify the patients for statistical analysis according to their detectable caries status at the study visit (Table 1).
High-risk, moderate-risk, and protective factors at the study visit are summarized in Figures 4, 5, and 6. The red columns denote patients who had detectable caries in dentin at the study visit (Caries+), whereas the blue columns represent patients without detectable caries in dentin at the study visit (Caries−). Comparing the different factors for the Caries+ and Caries− groups using the Mann-Whitney test showed that the single statistically significant difference was the presence of interproximal incipient lesions/radiolucencies confined to enamel that were more prevalent in the Caries+ group (Figure 5).
The risk and protective factors documented at the initial and study visits were compared for the total pool of patients, stratifying the pool by patients who received fluoride varnish (FV+) or did not receive fluoride varnish (FV−) after the initial evaluation and also stratified by detectable caries at study visit (Caries+ vs. Caries− groups). The results showed that, in almost all categories, the students' documentation on the initial CRA forms underestimated both risk and protective factors compared with the number of factors identified during the study visit (Table 2). Between the initial visit and the study visit, the number of risk factors documented increased, regardless of fluoride varnish application or the presence of detectable caries at the study visit. The same trend also was observed for a number of protective factors, except for the group that received fluoride varnish. The consistent increase in protective and risk factors was observed regardless of how patients were stratified, i.e., presence or absence of prior fluoride varnish and presence or absence of caries at the study visit.
While current evidence suggests that the paradigm shift to prevention has not been universally implemented,1 integration of caries risk determination and prevention strategies in dental curricula provide opportunities to translate scientific evidence into better patient care. Our results show that students incorrectly used the risk assessment algorithm on the CRA form and underestimated the risk in 25 percent of the cases. The underestimation occurred especially when "visible cavitation or caries into dentin by radiograph" was the only risk factor or when caries were not identified at the initial visit, despite the presence of other high-risk factors. This finding is of special interest because visible cavitation has been reported as one parameter that is an obvious sign of high caries risk.19
Previous studies have analyzed how dental students perform risk assessments and how practitioners use these tools in practice, and the general consensus is that incorporating risk assessment protocols such as CAMBRA into predoctoral curricula is not without challenges.6,7,19,22 The same conclusion can be reached regarding the use of caries risk assessment and prevention techniques in practice.3,26,27
The first step that determines risk evaluation is identifying the risk and protective factors; to the best of our knowledge, no one has previously reported the accuracy of dental students in performing this task. One study19 that enrolled eighty-nine patients who had a follow-up CRA (mean time after baseline=14 months, SD=4.5 months) described only the possible association between different risk factors at the initial visit and presence of caries at the follow-up visit.
When we analyzed the relation of risk and protective factors at the study visit to the presence or absence of caries in dentin, our results showed that only incipient interproximal enamel lesions/radiolucencies were related to the presence of in-dentin caries. This moderate-risk factor has been reported by others to have the highest odds ratio (OR=13.55) for the presence of in-dentin caries, even more so than factors classified in the high-risk category that have odds ratios between 0.99 to 2.75.19 This finding is easy to interpret because incipient interproximal lesions usually denote that the patient presents with previous caries activity that has been found to be correlated with development of future lesions.3
In our study, the fact that students underestimated both risk and protective factors at the initial visit compared with the study visit is of significance: the results show that students are not rigorous enough in documenting these factors and in determining the patient's risk. This concern is amplified by the fact that, at our dental school, the faculty member confirms the risk determination after reviewing the form with the patient and the student. These results suggest that further effort should be made to calibrate both students and faculty members and to identify the reasons why the risk factors are underestimated rather than overestimated, leading to a lower risk determination. One explanation may be that, on our risk assessment form, mentioning protective factors in a separate category may overemphasize their importance, so that students incorporate these protective factors in the risk-determination algorithm. In addition, the complexity of the form and the caries risk determination algorithm may pose challenges to both students and faculty members in the clinic.
The ADA's risk assessment form28 mentions only fluoride exposure as a protective factor, and even complete absence of exposure to fluoride makes only a minor contribution to increasing the risk. In order to be classified as high risk according to the ADA form, a patient has to accumulate ten risk points; the absence of fluoride exposure will contribute only one point. Use of fluorides has also been listed by dentists as one of the less influential caries-risk factors for treatment planning.27
It is of interest that the ADA form does not include use of Xylitol and/or Chlorhexidine in the protective factors category; this contradicts the guidelines for CAMBRA16–18 but is aligned with other studies that showed these materials having only marginal or insignificant value for caries risk reduction.4,19,29–31 Despite the ambiguity of the value of using Xylitol and Chlorhexidine, 73 percent of North American dental schools (including ours) still instruct patients to use antibacterials as a strategy for caries prevention.5 We suggest that, in light of the new evidence for the use of nonfluoride caries-preventive agents,31 the clinic protocols should be reviewed.
Our results show that no protective factor (fluoride, Xylitol, or Chlorhexidine) was related to the presence of caries at the study visit. Stratifying the patient pool either by exposure to fluoride varnish application before the study visit or by presence of caries at the study visit showed a similar pattern of risk and protective factors underestimation by dental students at the initial CRA visit.
According to our protocol as reflected by the CRA form, all sixty-eight enrolled patients were supposed to receive fluoride varnish following their initial visit, but only 44 percent of them did. This result agrees with previous studies from network practices that reported that only 57 percent of patients with CRA receive individualized caries prevention.27 Another study19 argued that the barrier to using antimicrobial therapy for mitigating caries risk in an educational setting is mainly financial and is related to the fact that preventive care is not eligible for reimbursement. Therefore, we can also assume that financial barriers played a significant role in fluoride varnish acceptance in our patient cohort.
The risk assessment underestimation leads to an increased number of false negatives when the CRS is determined: that is, patients who should be classified as high risk are classified as moderate risk. Failure to correctly classify these at-risk patients may lead to undertreatment and progression of the disease. To increase the sensitivity of the risk assessment, training and recalibration for students and faculty should be an ongoing process. Increasing the sensitivity of the CRA could lead to an increase in false-positive CRS, but "this will not result in any harm to the patient . . . other than economical (cost of prevention)."21
The results and conclusions of this exploratory study should be interpreted with caution because the initial CRA data were collected by a large number of students as opposed to the CRA at the study visit, which was completed by two students supervised by two faculty members. Another limitation of the study is that, despite the statistically significant results, the number of patients enrolled in the study is relatively small. We also did not survey the patients in the study for the reasons of not receiving fluoride varnish.
Within these limitations, the following conclusions may be drawn:
Student dentists did not routinely use the information from the CRA form to arrive at the correct caries risk status.
The presence of untreated caries did not routinely prompt students to place patients in a high-risk category; similarly, multiple high-risk factors without current untreated caries also did not always prompt students to place patients in a high-risk category.
Among the factors examined during caries risk assessment at the study visit, only the presence of interproximal enamel lesions/radiolucencies was found to be associated with the presence of in-dentin caries at the time of assessment.
In this cohort of patients, fluoride varnish was underutilized as a treatment modality.
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If anyone thinks they can beat President Trump in the GOP they're SADLY mistaken. The President has become very popular over the last two years even after the establishment GOP did everything in their power to stop Trump from becoming POTUS. Even the likes of Eric Erickson, a Republican blogger and radio host who defined himself as a Never Trumper. There isn't anyone that could beat President Trump in the primaries, but one man thinks he can do it.
William "Bill" Weld, the 2016 Libertarian Vice Presidential Candidate and running mate of New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson is that guy. A source very close to Weld claims the former Massachusetts Governor would make the formal announcement on Friday.
GOP sources told WMUR that the former governor will make what was described as a substantial step, or a substantial move, toward a candidacy. Such a step could be the establishment of an exploratory committee, although that remains to be seen for certain.
Friday's appearance will be the first of two for Weld in the Granite State in an 11-day period. As WMUR reported, Weld on Feb. 26 will speak to students at New England College.
Weld, 73, who served as governor of Massachusetts from 1991-1997, was the Libertarian vice presidential nominee in the 2016 election, running with presidential nominee Gary Johnson, a former New Mexico governor. Weld criticized Trump regularly on the campaign trail, while withholding criticism of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
More details on Weld's political history and his comments about his plans can be found in WMUR's earlier report here.
Weld recently changed his party registration in Canton, Massachusetts back to Republican, according to The Associated Press.
Republican former Ohio Gov. John Kasich has not ruled out a nomination challenge to the sitting president, but his recent sign-on with CNN as a political commentator has some political observers speculating that the move means he will not run.
Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake has taken himself out of contention.WMUR


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Living cells are masters of compartmentalization. Whether it's stuffing DNA inside the nucleus or cramming energy-generating machinery into the rod-shape organelles called mitochondria, biology separates tasks into specialized compartments within cells to make it easier to do specific jobs without interference.
Researchers in Indiana are following that same strategy to isolate enzymes inside hollow virusmade nanoparticles in order to make hydrogen for fuel. The process does not yet produce enough hydrogen to compete with commercial alternatives. But the researchers, whose results appear today in Nature Chemistry, already have their sights set on improvements aimed at generating large amounts of fuel cheaply.
Many different bacteria generate molecular hydrogen (H2) as a fuel source for their own metabolism. They do so using enzymes called hydrogenases, proteins that catalyze the combination of protons (H+) and electrons (e-) into molecules of H2. Hydrogenases can also run in reverse, converting H2 into protons and electrons that can be used to power cell metabolism.
Researchers have long looked for simple systems to combine protons and electrons to form H2, a carbon-free fuel that can be burned directly to power cars or run through a fuel cell to generate electricity. Commercial systems that make molecular hydrogen typically require high temperatures, expensive catalysts, or both, limiting their market.
Hydrogenases instead work at ambient temperatures with simple, cheap starting materials. But researchers have faced two main problems in using them. One is that the enzymes work by pairing up to create the active form that generates hydrogen. Yet when hydrogenases are removed from bacteria and placed in solution, they drift around and rarely find one another, and thus remain inactive. Hydrogenases are also easily poisoned by the presence of oxygen, which is abundant outside the protective environs of the cells where they normally work.
In hopes of addressing both issues, researchers led by Trevor Douglas, a chemist at Indiana University, Bloomington, took a page from biology's use of compartments. They started with P22 bacteriophages, a type of virus that infects salmonella bacteria. These viruses coax the bacteria they infect to produce tiny hollow spheres, made from 420 copies of an outer "coat" protein. The viruses also induce the bacteria to produce a second set of proteins that helps guide the assembly of P22 spheres, from the coat proteins, on the outer surface of the cell membrane.
Douglas and his colleagues kept coat proteins largely intact. But they altered the DNA for making the guide proteins, clipping off the portion that wedges into the cell membrane. In its place they inserted a linker designed to grab on to a hydrogenase enzyme.
When they put it all together and infected salmonella bacteria with the remade viruses, the new guide proteins helped assemble the spheres and inserted roughly 100 copies of the hydrogenase into the interior of each one.
The tight packing of the hydrogenases caused them to pair up into the catalytically active complex, and the closely packed coat proteins prevented oxygen from diffusing in. The researchers then spiked their solution with protons and electron-ferrying molecules, which were able to diffuse into the spheres, where the hydrogenase pairs readily converted them into H2. In fact, as the team reports, the setup increased the efficiency of H2 production 100-fold over previous attempts with hydrogenases.
"It's exciting, pioneering work," says Seung-Wuk Lee, a bioengineer at the University of California, Berkeley, who was not involved with the project. Today the cheapest way to make H2 is in a chemical plant that breaks down natural gas. And the new process can't beat that yet. But Douglas says he and his colleagues already have ideas for increasing the efficiency of their process. He also is beginning to work on more complex designs that would corral multiple types of enzymes inside his capsules. That could allow the group to convert chemical starting materials into more complex fuels, such as methane or methanol, that can be used to power vehicles with conventional engines.


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I am honored to represent the residents of the 5th Legislative District in Olympia. I look forward to being your voice in the legislature this session. I'll be serving on the Capital Budget, the Education, and the Human Services & Early Learning committees. This session, I will stand for:
- An education system that equitably supports each and every child, giving them their best opportunity for a successful future.
- Completing the State Highway 18 and Interstate 90 interchange as quickly as possible and securing funding for further lane expansion on Highway 18
- Lower property taxes and more affordable housing throughout eastern and southern King County and the State.
- Providing support for our children from birth to a career, as well as for our most vulnerable neighbors.
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Heavy Workload & Erratic Schedule Can't Be Considered As Abetment To Suicide By Boss: SC
The Supreme Court has ruled that superiors cannot be held responsible if an employee commits suicide because of heavy workload, as it can't be assumed that he/she intended to harass an employee or force him to end his life.
This ruling by the SC came as it rejected the argument of the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay HC that the officer should be held responsible even if there was no direct abetment because the stressful workload could lead to unbearable mental tension, as reported by The Hindu
As reported by Times of India, Kishor Parashar, who worked in the office of the deputy director of education in Maharashtra government, in their Aurangabad office, committed suicide in August 2017. His wife later complained to the police against her husband's superior officer, accusing him of abetting the suicide. She alleged that the superior used to assign a heavy workload to Parashar, requiring him to work till late evening, which led to his mental breakdown and suicide.
According to the wife, the senior officer often mentally tortured her husband and regularly created extreme work conditions making it unbearable for Parashar. She also alleged that the officer stopped her late husband's salary. Following the complaint, an FIR was lodged against the official, who later moved the local bench of the Bombay High Court to quash this FIR.
As per reports, on January 23, the Bombay High Court decided that the FIR could not be quashed and that the case should come under IPC Section 306. The HC observed that, although the senior officer didn't have any such intention, cases where the victims are deliberately forced to work under extreme conditions which in turn force them to take extreme step as suicide, can come under the abetment of suicide.
After the HC observation, the senior official named in the FIR approached the Supreme Court. Nishant Katneswarkar, the Maharashtra government's standing counsel, had appealed to the SC that the case should be dismissed as the senior officer had no intention to force the victim to commit suicide. The SC bench comprising of Justice Arun Mishra and Justice UU Lalit termed the HC observation as untenable and rejected the FIR. The bench said, "It is true that if a situation is created deliberately, to drive a person to commit suicide, there would be room for attracting Section 306 of the IPC (abetment to suicide). However, the facts on record in the present case are inadequate and insufficient (to reach that conclusion)."
Also Read: New Act Decriminalising Suicide, Humane Treatment For Mental Health Patients Announced By Centre


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Torque Turns 20 in 2012: Defining New Directions
What's it like looking back on 20 years?
Well, we have seen a lot of change, a lot of turmoil. We've weathered three economic downturns. We've also seen a lot of success. It's natural to reflect about the past when we pass a big milestone like this. However, as much as we appreciate and value the many past partnerships we have with our clients, it's not past clients that occupy our attention today. From a service standpoint, we are committed to our current clients. More than that, however, we are building our capabilities, to be able to provide and deliver what companies need. And that's going to be a lot different in 2012 than it was in the last five years, let alone going back to the 1990s.
What are some of Torque's past key to success, that will be valuable for the future?
Passion, commitment to service and work ethic are the fabric of our culture. And we have a sense of humor (most of the time!) We never accepted traditional definitions for the type of company we are. So many companies out there label themselves as an "advertising agency," a "marketing agency," or a "design firm." Sometimes those labels become part of their name, then the firm's principals begin to limit what they do for their clients. With so many changing media and marketplace trends, that leaves a lot of expertise out of the process, which can mean their services are coming up short for their clients. We have always been open to new things, seeing them as opportunities rather than threats. We love ideas!
What are the crucial things an agency must have in the future?
First of all, as you've probably guessed, I don't think the term "agency" is going to describe the successful outsourcing and consulting firms of the future. It's too limiting for the kind of outsourcing partnerships their customer organizations will need. I think the relationships that outsourcing companies will have with each of their clients will be unique. The marketing challenge for those companies will be to quickly and clearly communicate, then demonstrate how they can create value for their customers. It will be all about taking over or supplementing functional areas that are not part of the client's core competencies, through a strong working knowledge the business and the context of its marketplace. I don't think any two of these firms will be the same.
One example of this type of intimate partnership has resulted from the rise of technology in marketing. In the early days of the Interned we static website programming, then search engine optimization and search engine marketing. Now that has given way to the much more complex need to manage "big data" and the technologies behind them, to provide such marketing automation services as "re-marketing," as well as mobile Websites and mobile applications. Social media has taken shape over last few years, to the point where social analytics are now critical to running the programs, helping companies grapple with the best way to participate in and measure social media marketing.
Marketers need to have have strong analytic skills. Increasingly, developing websites for rich media content and e-commerce is only be part of the picture. Digital marketing must dovetail with the data systems that run the business, so that things like inventory data, customer account information, and other operational data are being levered to create more useful and responsive customer experiences. The future of marketing "integrated marketing" will be to interface with product development, customer service, sales, and IT to name a few functional areas.
These market forces are shaping and defining outsourcing companies. They are also shaping and defining management at companies that want to grow customers, revenues and competitive advantage.
If it's not so much about where Torque has come from, where are things headed in 2012 and beyond?
All of the above applies to Torque as well, and we are expanding our technology capability among other things. Marketing is less about big creative ideas and well designed sales materials and websites. Those things are important. But now a number of new disciplines are coming into play. We see this as an era of communicating across many channels, using tribal segmentation knowledge, storytelling, utility content and technology to reach audiences, provide value and build relationships with customers, beyond just awareness through media. It's how we are marketing ourselves, and how we are helping our clients go to market.
What are the big outsourcing trends?
Companies need to outsource now, more than ever. And outsourcing businesses are changing, too. Back in the 1990s, the big consulting firms were providing management consulting services. But they realized that they could do more if they stayed involved during implementation. If you look at successful outsourcing companies now, they began either as technology experts or subject & practice experts. They've either added strategy or implementation capability, integrating the two. Successful marketing/advertising/design firms are integrating technology (either in-house or closely partnering with firms who specialize) to expand their executional capability. The integration of multiple disciplines is happening between public relations and social media as well. This is an exciting time for combining disciplines, as well as other business model innovation. And for those who "stick to their knitting" and stay focused on their past offerings only, it is a perilous time as well.
What are the most important marketplace trends you watch?
There are many trends, and many differ by industry. For example, we are seeing categories such as distribution and reseller businesses begin to invest in marketing, reputation building and brand building. One very exciting trend is the consumer demand for socially responsible businesses and the rise of corporate social responsibility. This is taking shape in many forms, from creative ways to raise money for charitable causes, to innovative business models that integrate non-profit and for-profit components that complement each other. Tom's Shoes is one of the early popular examples of this model, with their One-for-One program, where they give a pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair purchased. Torque is working with several companies who are doing exciting things in this space and various others.
The country is holding its breath for an economic turnaround. Job creation is a big part of this. What would you tell jobseekers, given the above?
First of all, midmarket and small business will drive the recovery of the economic growth engine. For workers and talent, that means no more status quo jobs, being lost in the enormity of a large organization where you are not accountable for your performance. Working for well-run, competitive midmarket and small companies requires productivity from every worker. In fact, these companies are turning to the talent within to help them drive social media, customer relationships, and the brand experience. So, people looking for exciting opportunity and improved compensation will need to be proactive. Simply offering up a list of capabilities on a resume won't do it. They will need to communicate a vision for how they can create value in the organization, be creative thinkers about the business needs of the company. These [potential employer] companies are starting to see the opportunity to grow again, and will need great talent to make it happen.


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