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-+- HE NEW COUNTY SCHOOL TO BE OPENED BY THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR. We learn on reliable authority that the Hon. Whitelaw Reid, the United States Ambassador to Britain, has consented to perform the open- ing ceremony in connection with the New Comity Schools at Llandudno, which have just been erected near the Railway Station. The ceremony will take place as shortly after the 17th of September next as will be convenient to Mr Reid.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY AVERTED. VISITORS RESCUED ON CONWAY SHORE. The wisdom of the action of the Council in appointing an inspector to patrol the Conway Shore was vindicated on Friday morning, when William Owen was successful in saving two livie-s from; almost certain death. From an account by an eye-witness it ap- pears that two young gentlemen undressed on the sandhills and entered the water about a quarter past seven, when the tide was rapidly flowing in. They rushed across the river, the water then being nearly up to their armpits and nearly Isweeping them off their feet, and it was utterly impossible, for them to return unLess they were accomplished swimmers, which they proved not to be. Their actions were observed by Owen, who was then near the ornamental lake, and the bathers opposite the black stones. Owen rush- ed across the sands and endeavoured to per- suade them to take to the raft, but this they would not do, being evidently under the im- pression that such a course would be extremely risky. Failing in his endeavour to get them to take possession of the raft. Owen plunged into the river after divesting himself of his coat and boots, and with great difficulty was able to help both men to safety. The rescued young men proved to be brothers, Henry and Percy Lawton, 5, Claremont Road, Alexandra Park, Manchester. There were seve,ral visitors on the. shore at the time, who warmly complimented Owen on his promptness and congratulated the brothers on their escape. a
PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO MR. SAMUEL HUGHES The following circular has been issued:- "Dear Sir,—Mr isan-iuel Hughes will, in Sep- tember next, complete his 21st, year as Secre- tary of the Llandudno Pier Company. It has beon suggested that this would be a fitting itime to recognise the courtesy he has always extended to the patrons of the Pier and all who have. had business dealings with him. We have already received promises of finan- cial support from Lord Mostyn, Mr Samuel Chantrey (chairman of the. District Council) .and many other represerntat,ive local gentlemen. The form of presentation will be decided upon iby a meeting of subscribers at a later ,date. Should you be willing to subscribe, will you kindly send your subscription to either of the three undersigned. Yours faithfully, ARTHUR W. PAYNE, Musical Director. JOHN ROBERTS, Piier Master. FRANK EDGE, Hon. Sec., Ribbleton, Llandudnio." LIST OF DONATIONS. ,f, s. d. .Amount previously acknowledged. 75 18 0 Nürth Wales S.S. Go., Ltd. 3 3 0 Dr. Nicol .220 Schulz, Cu-rtius and Powell 5 5 0 Herr Backhaus, 5 5 0 Madame Ella Russell 2 2 0 Madame Blance Marchesi 2 2 0 'Miss Ainsley .110 Miss Peskett 1 1 0 ,G. L. Woodiley 1 1 0 Messrs Chamberlain and Johnson 110 Messrs F. Smith, Ltd. 1 1 0 Miss M. E. Jones 1 1 0 Mr and Mrs Fawcett 1 1 0 Mr Wm. White 1 1 0 Messrs Adeler and Sutton 1 1 0 Mrs Underwood 1 1 0 M. L. Wag-staff 0 10 6 Richiard Roberts and Son 0 10 6 [Mx H. A. Dunn 0 10 6 Mr W. H. Dodd 0 10 6 A Friend 0 10 0 Mr and Mrs Olaxton 0 10 6 Mr Wm. Duncan 0 10 6 ^Councillor J. O. Thomas, J.P. 0 10 6 iMrs Walter Haigh 0 10 6 Messrs Rhydwen Jones and Da-vies 0 10 6 Messrs Marks and:' Marias 0 10 6 Mr FTederick Ranalow 0 10 6 Mrs Shenton 0 10 6 Mr C. A. Moses 0 10 6 Mr G. R. Thompson 0 7 6 Mr Llwyfo Roberts 0 5 0 Miss Emily Foxcrotft 0 5 0 Messrs A. Gunn and Co. 0 5 0 Mr T. Jones .050 Mr W. B. Briggs 0 5 0 Mr Osborne Roberts 0 2 6 Captain Owen (Fire Brigade) 0 2 6 Rev. J. Irvon Davies 0 2 0 .Miss Walker (Southport) 0 2 6
I Llandudno Pier eoncerts. 1907. HERR W, BACKHAUS, Pianist. 13th Special, August 10th and Matinee, August 12th. MADAME ELLA RUSSELL. Matinee Concert, August 12th Mi FREDERICK SEIlJL. Violin Soloist. Photo by Edge, Limited. MISS IRENE AINSLEY. 13th Special, Aug- 10th.
LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL TENNIS PRIZE-WINNER.—In the Craigside Tournament Miss Reeves, of Craigy- don, was the winner of the Ladies' Open Singles handicap. With Miss Simms as her partner Miss Reeves also won the. Ladies' Doubles Handicap. LLANDUDNO COTTAGE HOSPITAL.—The following gifts have been received at the Sarah Nicol Memorial Cottage Hospital during the past month, for which the Board of Manage- ment return their best thanks:—Fresh eggs, Mrs Routledge; flowers (weekly), Mrs Platt; eggs, Messrs E. Owen and Sons; papers, Mr Wareham; vegetables, Mrs Wainwright; cards, Mrs Griffiths; strawberries and tomatoes, Mrs Wainwright; flowers, Mrs Brigg; papers and hook, Mr Holden; sack of potatoes and vege- tables, Mrs Wainwright; flowers, Mrs Swet-en- ham; The Little Orme Quarry Oolection, 18s. d.—A. M. Felton, secretary. WESLEYAN METHODISM.—The old edifice, known as the Welsh Wesleyan Chapel, in Lloyd Street, will be. to all appearances, entirely de- molished by the, end of the present week, and will shortly be replaced by a more modern and comfortable chapel of the English Renaissance design. The builders are Messrs Huxley and Sons, of Malpas. The well-known and popular Wesleyan minister and lecturer, thei Rev. Edward Lloyd Jones, of Manchester (the second Peter Mackenzie) has consented to preach on Sunday next at the Town Hall, when the. visitors will have an oportunity of helping our Welsh Wesleyan friends in their laudable efforts for augmenting the building fund of their new Sanctuary. MR. H. B. IRVING AT THE GRAND THEATRE.—Next Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, with a. matinee on Saturday, an engage- ment of great interest to all playgoers is an- nounced, in a first visit to Llandudno of Mr H. B. Irving and his famous company, in a repertoire of plays consisting of "The Bells" (Sir Henry Irving's version), "The, Lyons Mail" and Charles the First." With "The Bells" almost everyone is familiar; the haunted fear, always in the murderer's life. and the imaginary hearing of the sleigh bells of the murdered man's vehicle, then the- dream and death of "Mathias," forms one of the most fascinating stage episodes ever produced, and was generally acknowledged to be the, master- piece of the late, SiX Henry Irving. This play ,is sure to excite the curiosity of the theatre- goers to see the son in his fatheTs's most famous- part. This is the first time in stage history of a son performing a complete' repertoire of his father's plays. Mr Irving is supported by several members of the Lyceum Company, notably Mr Frank Tyars, Mr Charles Do-ds- worth, and Mr Tom Reynolds, and lie has also specially engaged Mr Bernard Limpus, Mr Arthur Curtis, Mr Frank Cochrane, Mr Alfred A. Harris, Mr Eric Maxon, Mr Frank Ran dell, Miss Dorothy Green, Miss Eilv Malyon, Miss Gwladys Wynne, Miss May Holand, Miss E. Frances Davis. Miss Muriel Aston. Miss E'sie, Videan, Miss Edith' Videan. The whole- of the elaborate scenery and effects associated with the, plays in the pasit, is carried., and will be. produced exactly as in the si-eat cities of Great Britain and America.. We predict a record for the theatre during Mr Irving's very welcome visit. WHY HOLIDAYS SHOULD BE SPENT AT LLANDUDNO.—This is the heading given to the following letter written by Mr Samuel Chantrey, chairman of the Llandudno Urban District Council, which appears in "Cassell's Saturday Journal" of the 7th in st. :There are numberless reasons to. be assigned why Llandudno has become, as it is, such a favourite amongst health and holiday seekers. Its equable temperature,, its abundance of bright sunshine, its breezy atmosphere, its free- dom from fogs, its unique situation (being j almost surrounded by the sea), its central position for visiting all the beauty spots of North Wales—acknowledged to be some of the loveliest in the' world—all combine' to make this town the; "beau-ideal" of a watering place. The L. and N.W. Railway Company and the Steamship Companies vie' wiMi each other in providing comfortable, quick and >eu.sy means of reaching this favoured spot. In addition to the natural attractions offered by sea, moun- tains, rivers, and valleys, there are provided high-class, unsurpassed musical and dramatic performances, whilst, for the multitude there are all the necessary entertainments to amuse and delight visitors of every age and tas:e, in- cluding the renowned Minstrel Troupe, num- bering 17 toi 20, which performs daily in Llan- dudno's natural amphitheatre, the Happy Valley." SUNSHINE: RECORD.—The total number of hours of bright sunshine recorded at Llan- dudno for week ending August 3rd was 30 hours 30 minutes. TENTS BLOWN OVER AT CONWAY CAMP. —During the early hours of Thursday morning a terrific storm, of wind and rain burst over the camp of the Staffordshire Brigade at Conway, blowing several tents, sergeants' messes, and canteens to the ground, and causing sericus damage. The pianofotto of the 1st North Staffordshire Regiment was 'broken to pieces through the fall of a tent. Several parts of the camp on Thursday were flooded, and looked a perfect wreck Fortunately there wa,s no one in the canteen when they were overthrown. RESIGNATION OF MR. JOHN BELLIS.—At a meeting of the Conway and Llandudno Board of Guardians on Friday a letter was read from Mr John Bellis, rate collector for the parishes of Llandudno, Eglwysrhos, Penrhyn, Llan- gystenin, and Llanrhos, resigning, owing to ill- health, his appointment, after a service of 27 years. He hoped that the guardians would deal honourably with him in the matter of superannuation. Accompanying the letter was a certificate from Dr. Dalton.—The Chairman observed that they all regretted Mr Bellis' re- signation. That, or any other Union, never had a more faithful servant, and although he col looted more money than any other official in the Union, he was not known to have offended a, single person.—(Cheers.) After some discussion, the matter was referred to the Finance Committe.e to' deal with. LLANDUDNO MEN WHO WERE NOT BONA FIDE TRAVELLERS.—On Tuesday last, at the. Llandudno and Conway Petty Sessions, held at Conway, before Mr Henry Kneeshaw and other magistrates, Samuel Brown, Mostyn Street, and Hugh Hughes, Grove Tenac.e" were charged with be-ing in the North-Western Hotel, Llandudno Junction, during illegal hours on Sunday, the 21st of July. The former did not appear, but sent a letter to explain that he was guilty, and thait his attendance would necessitate; him losing his place. He. asked the Bench to deal leniently with him. Hugh Hughes pleaded not guilty, and proved himself very loquaci-ou,s.-P.C. Evan Roberts deposed that about 8 30 p.m. on the Sunday in question he visited the North-Western ihotel, Llandudno Junction, where he. saw the defendant Hughes in a back loom with a pint of beer, partly full, before him. When asked to explain what he was doing there, Hughes replied that he had been to Penyffordd. Wit- ness said that he was coming a long way out of his road to go home from Penyffordd. The. defendant Brown was standing by the bar with a glass of stout in front of him. Sometimes Brown came there twice on a Sunday, and he had been warned that he was not a bona-fide traveller, and some day would get into trouble. The landlord of Penyffordd stated that his wife, who was ill, had informed him on the Monday, after the offence, that Hugh Hughes had called to see, her.-The, Bench fined Brown 2s. 6d, and costs, and Hughes Is. and costs.- For a similar offence, Hubert Williams, 3, Woodlands-terrace, Cradgydon, was fined 5s. and costs. "THE CATOll OF THE SEASON" AT THE GRAND THEATRE —The Grand Theatre en Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be occu- pied by Mr George Dance's company in "The Catch of the Season"—the pretty musical comedy which was so successfully exploited last year by Seymour Hicks, who, with Cosmo Ha.milton; was the author of the book. "The Catch of the Season" more than fulfilled its title, for it was the catch of more than one season, and its lyrical tit-bits have been copied by the street organ and the, drawing-room en- tertainer. "Teasing," as sung by "Angela," and "A Quaint Old Bird," by the Duke of St. Jermyns," are widely celebrated songs, and the "church parade" by the "Gibson Girls" is a wonderful recollection. The story, too, is an interesting one, being really the old-world story of Cinderella, the little neglected maiden with a tyrannical stepmother and two unpleasant sisters. But it is "Cinderella" brought up to date, furnished with new and romantic details, emibdlished wrh magnificent scenery and pretty dresses, and set to charming music. Miss Moya Mannering, who takes the role of "Angela" is very winsome and attractive. There is a girlish simplicity in her earlier scenes that is vorv charming, while she adapts herself to the charm of character and the. Irish accent later on in a highly commendable manner. Mr Frank Lincoln, who plays "the Duke," is a comedian of fine, parts: he has dash. vigour, and spirit, and his wittH:sms keep the house in laughter. The othe'' parts are als. taken by able artistes. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES AT THE LONDON COLLEGE OF -AIUSIC.-A,liss Nellie Humphreys, Onen Villa. Honours; Miss May Owen, Floville; Master Lloyd Wynne, Wynnstay House. Theory: Master Bertie Wat- son, 94 out of maximum 100. These were pupils of Mr T. Osborne Roberts. "THE BOWLER OF THE SEASON."—We are glad to hear that Mr G. H. Pugh's biooij, "The Bowler of a Season," and other criekett storie.s is having a go,d sale, and that a 2nd edition is now being published. The work can be obtained at Mr Trehearne's and at Messrs Smith and Son's Establishments, Mostyn Street. UNITED CHILDREN'S MUSICAL FES- TIVAL FOR LLANDUDNO AND PENRHYN- SIDE.—The preliminary arangements for hold- ing a united children's singing festival are now complete. It is intended to hold the, first fes- tival in the Tabernacle. Baptist Chapel on Wed- nesday, May 20th, when Mr Benjamin Williams has been selected to conduct the singing and Miss Mary Roberts, Bryn Celyn, to preside at the oirgan. The catechisers will be the Revs. D Gwynfryn Jones and H. Barrow Williams. The presidents selected are Rev. Tom Davies and Mr Councillor William Williams. Tune books are in the press, and will be ready for distribu- tion at an early date, and may be obtained from the hon. secretary, Mr J. 1 R. Evans, Beech Grove. LADY VISITOR KNOCKED OVER BY A MOTOR CAR.—On Saturday afternoon a lady visitor staying with her husband at Ormescliff met with a serious accident, being knocked over by a motor car and sustaining concussion of the spine. It appears the lady alighted from an omnibus opposite, the Washington Hotel and crossed the road in front of the horses' heads just as a motor landauette turned the corner, the driver of which endeavoured to avoid the accident, but owing to the sudden- ness with which he was confronted with the danger, failed. He, however, pulled up within a. yard of the fallen lady, who was conveyed to the Ormescliff Bearding House and her in- juries attended to. by Dr. Lockhart Mmre. She is progressing satisfactorily. LLANDUDNO AND DISTRICT FIELD CLUB.—The Llandudno and District Field Club paid a visit to Llan Idwal on Monday, August 5th, under the leadership of Mr J. E. Hallmark. Leaving Bethesda in conveyances at 10 a.m., driving up the famous Nant Frangcon. In the avoidable absence of Prof. Phillips, of Bangor University, Mr Besant Lowe, M.A., of Llanfairfechan, gave an interest- ing and instructive account of the Geolcgicai features ,encountered by the way. Arriving at the Cwm, in which the lake. lies, Mr Lowe gave an address, explaining in a most lucid manner the forces of nature. that had combined to bring about the present remarkaible form- ations. The first being volcanic action and the second glaoial, and very fine examples in point were shown in the immediate neighbourhood. Lunch was afterwards partaken of in picnic fashion,, and Mr W. R. Brookes and Mr J. R. Dawson contributed interesting remarks on the history and fok lore of the, district, and the, members then indulged in a botanical ramble. Mr Walter R. Teare, a member of the Isle-of- Man Natural History Society, was a very wel- come, visitor, and to him we owe the very use- ful list of botanical specimens appended. Mr Hallmark during the afternoon led the more active members up the precipitous side, of the Glyder to explore the source of the stream running into the head of the lake, where at an attitude of about 3000 feet a good view was ob- tained of the moraines; the valley with the meandering Ogwen, the Menai Straits, Anglesea and the sea beycnd, and the mountains all round, probably the grandest and wildest in Wales. The party then made for Ogwen Cot- tage for afternoon tea, talk and a walk by Ogwen Lake, returning at 5 to meet the con- veyances to Bethesda, where mine host of the Douglas Arms had something very substantial to put before them. The Botanical list:—Water Lobelia (Lobelia Dartmanna); Starry Saxifrage (Saxifrage Solaris); The Welsh Tufted Saxi- frage (S. deCipiens); Common Lady's Mantles (Alchemilla vulgaris); Mountain Sorrel (Oxyria digyna); Round-leavecl Sundew (Drcsera rotun- difolia); Common Buttervvort (Pingnicula vul- garis'; cross-leaved Heath (Erica Tetralix); fine-leaved Heath (Erica cirerea); Bog Asphodil (Narthecium ossifragum); Dwarf Red Rattle (Pedicularis sylvatica). PRINCE'S THEATRE.—Looking down the attractive fare Mr Ritson has succeeded in bo'-king for his coming dramatic season, we note with pleasure the return of that great dramatic success. "Leah Kleschna," from the New Theatre. London, where it ran for over a vear. This play will be presented at Llan- dudno on August 22nd. 23rd, and 24th.
PIJF-R PAVILION CONCERTS. 13TH GRAND SPECIAL It was the expected that happened at last Saturday evening's concert, a literally packed house, and what, a demonstrative assembly it was, seldom lia-vc-, we heard more hearty and generous applause than on this occasion. With such a Sp-el-iclid house and a most admirable programme and every item given with spirit, it not surprising that encores were being con- tinually demanded, Mr Payne having perforce to do some prunedng, otherwise- it would have been nearer eleven o'clock than ten ere the end would have been reached. MR. HENRY TURNPENNY. Gounod's recit and air, "Lend Me. Your Aid," was Mr Henry Tuun-penny's first song on Saturday evening, and despite the fact that it is the most exacting solo a tenor vocalist can sing, the audience were mo&t persistent in de- manding more, mere bowing, seemingly, made them more- clamorous than before. He com- plied with "Songs of Araby," which he sang m quite his best vein. In the- second half he was equally successful. Hemery's "Awake Beloved," and for an encore "Down the Vale." During the week this vocalist has scored double encores each evening; the songs set down have included Adams' "The Star of Bethlehem"; Faure's "Les Rameaux": Sullivan's "The Sailor's Grave"; Lambert's "Of all Septem- ber"; Blumenthal's "My Queen"; Balfe's "Come into the Garden Maud"; Handel's "Love sounds the Alarm." etc. etc. j MISS ELLEN ARTHAN. Miss Arthan is a pianist that will at no dis- tant date, in our opinion, make a big name for herself in the musical world. This was her first visit to the pier concerts. A gold medalist of the Manchester College of Music, Miss Arthan's services are in frequent demand, not only in her own immediate circle, but at Blackpool, Colwyn Bay, and many other towns. Schumann's Concerto in A Minor (1st move- ment) was the item set down. It was evident from the. outset that Miss Arthan was a pianist of no mean order, indeed there is but one word which will aptly sum up her performance, brilliant. Needless to say. this was one of the items vociferously encored, it MISS ESTHER PALLISER. It is some- six or seven years since Miss Palliser was last heard at Llandudno, and then at. Riviere's Hall. In her renditon of Verdi's Recitand Aria, "Ah Fors e lui," she conclu- sively proved that she retains all her wonted skill and artistic finish. Two encore.s were awarded her during the evening, and whilst each rendition delighted her audience,, we en- joyed best a new song of Liza Lehmann's (from the Vicar of Wakefield) entitled "Prince Charm- ing,"in which the singer herself seemed to' re- vel quite, as much as the audience; it is cer- tainly a song that will become a great favour- ite both with vocalists and audiences. Miss Palliser's encores were "Coming thro' the Rye," and an "American Coon Song." SUNDAY EVENING'S CONCERT. The attendance at Sunday evening's concert was even mc-xe crowded than on Saturday, and judging from the crowds promenading the pier there must have been a record gathering. It certainly has not been our lot to see so many on the pier, and in the pavilion in one night, previous to- Sunday; and the shareholders, despite the. fact that the steamboat traffic is not equal to last season sc far, due to the very indifferent weather, need not fear any reduction in the value cf their shares. MR. ARTHUR PAYNE. Mr Payne gave us one of his delightful violin solos at this concert, Vieuxtemp's "Reverie" (by request). That it was appreciated by every person present was conclusively proved by the stillness with which it was listened to throughout. It was given by Mr Payne in one of his most sympathetic moods; indeed, despite the fast that the popular conductor of this magnificent orchestra is just as hard worked as he can possibly be, not only with his daily weildiiag of the baton at the morn- and evening concerts, but the hundred and one things which daily arise in connection with the arranging of the programmes, he has never been heard -to- better advantage as a soloist than this season, and we are not alone in holding this view. MONDAY EVENING'S CONCERT. A popular programme had been arranged for this evening's concert, including a cornet solo. "The Lost Chord," by Mr Alexander Hall, and a piccolo solo, "The Wren," by Mr F. C. Hatton. We have previously enlarged upon the very clever work of both these soloists, and the audience did not fail to' show their ideas on this point, encores being demanded from each. MR, DAVID CLEGG CONDUCTS HIS OWN COMPOSITIONS. Mr Clegg conducted the orchestra in four short pieces in, different styles, dedicated to Mr Arthur W. Payne. entitled Scena, "World versus Church," "A Song of Melody" (first time of performance), "Morceau" and "Trumpet March." None of the items lost any of their beauties as performed by the orchestra, despite the fact there had been no1 rehearsal. Mr Clegg has juet returned from America, where he has been adding to his reputation as an organist of very considerable note and exper- ience, his success being most complete through- cut his visit. Whilst all the. four items render- ed on Monday evening were of very consider- able merit, we enjoyed "The Church," from the Scena, where the bells and imitation of a grand Church organ, was particularly striking, although equally clever composition was heard throughout the entire series, and we should ,eexta-inly take advantage of the first oppor- tunity whidh afforded of hearing them again. MR. W. S. CASSERLEY (COMPOSER). On Monday morning we heard Mr W. S. Casserley's Introduction and Rondo, which was being performed by request. Bank Holi- day morning performances are not the best opportunities for hearing renditions unless you are particularly well placed inside the pavil- ion, but from what we did he^x we were most favourably impressed, and hope to renew our acquaintance of this youthful composer's work at an evening concert at an early date. DURING THE WEEK. The programmes for each evening have been highly appreciated during the week. It would surprise "The man in the Street" to learn the number of "requests" that reach Mr Payne daily, to play certain items. Many such re- quests being sent by intending visitors to Llandudno, who, seemingly, never consider that the very items they ask for, may have been already, frequently in demand. Mr Payne, whenever possible, obliges the writers, and in doing so. no doubt, he is running a big risk of ungenerous remarks from those not acquainted' with all the facts. There can, however, be little room for real -complaint, as Mr Payne has already placed on the programme this season no less than seventy-five first timers at Llandudno, and many amongst them first performances. To provide programmes ,ea,ch evening to suit all the classes that attend these concerts would be a feat impossible cf accomplishment, in fact. the perfect programme has not yet been written out, but in our opinion MT Payne has reached as near perfec- tion as it is possible to arrive,. and how to do so has not been learnt by one or two seasons at Llandudno but many. and those amongst the, growlers, who not infrequently are heard to say, by no means sotto voce, "I could arrange a better programme myself," remind us of that class of person who konw just exactly how International problems should be solved, how the English cricket team should be chosen and how newspapers should be run—a few of whom exist even in Llandudno. < FOURTEENTH SPECIAL CONCERT. BACKHAUS AND IRENE AINSLEY. For to-night the patrons will bt advised to make a point of arriving early if they wish to secure a seat. Backhaus, the brilliant pianist, will make a welcome appearance, and in addi- tion Miss Irene Ainsley, a most delightful con- tralto vocalist, who made such a lasting impres- sion on the audience in April last, when she made her initial appearance before a Llan- dudno audience. On Sunday evening Mr Frederic Ranalow will commence a three days' I visit, and cm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Miss Edith Evans, a soprano with a big repu- tion. will ipay her first visit to Llandudno. PRESENTATION TO MR. SAMUEL HUGHES. The Samuel Hughes Testimonial grows apace, the amount subscribed up to. Friday noon hav- ing exceeded L-100. Not the least gratifying portion of the future proceedings to Mr Hughes will be the reading of the letters received by the committee along with the subscriptions, which are couched in most eulogistic terms, and wishing the. heartiest success to the fund and many more years of his valuable services to the Pier Company. FIRE AT ROBY HOUSE.—Between seven and eight o'clock on Wednesday morning it was noticed by people living opposite that one of the bedroom windows at Roby House was on fire, Mr Roberts was warned, and he called in the assistance of some joiners, who cut out the window frame and thus prevented the ,spread of the flames, pending the arrival of members of the fire brigade with the hose cart, when the fire was quickly extinguished. MOTORIST FINED.—A case of reckless driv- ing of a motor-car on the Tynycoed Hill, be- tween Llandudno Junction and Llandudno. was heard at the Conway Police Court on Tues- day, The road on the hill in question is only fourteen feet wide, and very steep, and it was owing to the horse attached to a dogcart get- ting out of .control on this hill that a serious carriage accident occurred on Saturday night. The defendant in the c-ase, Mr James Harold Bennett, of 43. Dane-street," Sale, who did not appear, was charged with driving his car, a 20- horse power Darracq, to the danger of the pubic. Superintendent Rees conducted the prosecution, and evidence was given by John Roberts, of Deganwy, cab driver and pro- prietor, Edward William Wells, of Tywyn, and Dr. Morris Williams. Tanyherllan. Trefriw. The magistrates fined the defendant P,10 and costs. After the court a telegram reached the Super- intendent in which it was alleged that the fault lay with the driver of the landau for occupying the middle of the road and for not being at his horse's hesd. Later on Mr Ben- nett himself arrived, and on being told by Mr Rees that he had been fined £ 10 he laughingly said he would go and- pay the money. CARRIAGE ACCIDENT ON TYN-Y-COED HILL.—About seven o'clock on Saturday even- ing a serious carriage accident occurred on the main road between Conway and Llandudno. Mr Rcbson, of Hoylake, had hired a dogcart from Llandudno and with his friend Mr Wil- son was returning to Llandudno. Descending Tynycoed hill Mr Robson lost control of the horse, which galloped down a very steep in- cline and ran away. The occupants jumped out. Mr Robson spraining both wrists and sus- taining other injuries. Near the foot of the hill the runaway dashed into a landau belong- ing to Mr John Roberts. Stanley Hotel, con- taining four ladies, smashing the- shafts and front wheel of the landau into splinters. The occupants, however, escaped injury beyond shock. Nurse Clark, of the Tynycoed Sana- torium, one of the convalescent homes belong- ing to the Birmingham- Hospital Saturday Fund, opposite which the accident occurred, rendered first aid to the injured men. who' were taken to their rooms in Mostyn-sfreet by the driver of a passing motor-car. The horse in the trap broke from the traces and galloped several miles in the direction of Colwyn Bay before it was caught. BACKHAUS AND MADAME ELLA RUS- SELL.—One of the most important of the, musical events of the season is the re-appear- ance at the Pier Pavilion on Monday afternoon next of Backhaus. the celebrated pianist, and Madame Ella Russell, the world-famed prima donna. These two brilliant artistes are always welcome. Sr^ ■ tlleir last visit, to Llandudno both have travelled far. and, in distant lands, have gained fresh laurels. Madame Russell has iust re-turned from a tour in Italy, where she has .added lustre to her already great, re- putation. Backhaus has Tecentlv finished a five months' tour on the Continent, during which he has given recitals in over 100 of the leading towns and cities, being received every- where with the enthusiasm that is only accord- ed to the truly great. At one period of this tour Backhaus played in no fewer than eight different countries within 14 days. i.e,. Austria, Hungary, Germany, France. B-eilgium. Holland, Russia and England. Surely this must- con- stitute a record. "A special hoiio-ur accorded to Backhaus was his selection by H. S. H. Prince Karl of Sehwarzburg-Sonderhausen to give a demonstration .and lecture course at the piano- forte, "Four weeks with the great Masters," at the Sonderhausen Conservatoire. So success- ful did this course. prove that Backhaus was presented with the gold medal for merit. The honour bestowed upon Backhaus by the Prince is a very important one. he having been select- ed from a number of the leading pianists of the dav. It is seldom given to one so young —he is" but 23-to make C so great a Reputation his career has been exceptionally brilliant, but he well merits the success he has won. DO YOU WANT your Watches, Clocks, or Jewellery Repaired in first-class style by Skilful Workmen at really moderate cost? Or have you any articles requiring Re-gilimg, Re- plating? If so, apply to R, Williams, 69, Mostyn Street, Laaad,ida, RECORD OF RECORDS AT THE LLANDUDNO PIER HEAD. 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The advantages of Microsoft CRM Online: Support, flexibility and cost
In this expert tip, Richard Smith discusses the standout features in Microsoft CRM Online and explains how Microsoft is directly competing with Salesforce.com
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Microsoft CRM Online is Microsoft's answer to the call for a SaaS CRM solution, providing organizations with the ability to host their CRM environment with Microsoft for a very reasonable cost. There are several significant advantages to Microsoft's offering.
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It's first of May! My most favourite day during whole spring! May means the real spring came, 1st May is a day off, trees are in bloom so as everything is and I can't remember when was the last first of May when it rained.
Last week had been tough. I had a really difficult and important test I had to study for – passed, check! And two day after I photographed a wedding. There was no time to relax, so during Sunday we just did almost nothing. Went for a walk just to walk, I had no intention to take any more photos after those hundreds of those from the wedding. But I enjoyed walking through colourful places full of life. And, to be honest, couple of ideas for photoshoots came to my mind.
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Ch 30: GRE Flashcards
About This Chapter
GRE Flashcards - Summary
If you're preparing for the GRE, try flipping through these interactive flashcard sets to memorize the terms and concepts you'll be tested on. These fun study tools allow you to review key math, verbal reasoning and analytical writing concepts. You can expect to study some of the following topics that appear on the GRE:
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- Graphing and factoring
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- Grammar and word usage
- Writing techniques
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- Vocabulary
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GRE Math: Inequalities Flashcards
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- GRE: About the Test
- GRE Verbal Reasoning: About the Verbal Reasoning Section
- GRE Verbal Reasoning: Reading Skills
- GRE Verbal Reasoning: Vocabulary Skills
- GRE Analytical Writing: About the Analytical Writing Measure
- GRE Analytical Writing: Crafting Your Argument
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- GRE Analytical Writing: Editing Your Essay
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- GRE Analytical Writing: Writing Stronger Sentences
- GRE Analytical Writing: Grammar and Usage
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: About the Quantitative Reasoning Section
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Numbers and Operations
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Fractions, Decimals & Mixed Numbers
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Sequences and Series
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Equations and Expressions
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Factoring with FOIL, Graphing Parabolas and Solving Quadratics
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Exponents & Roots
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Functions
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Rational Equations and Expressions
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Inequalities
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Practical Applications
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Plane Geometry
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Coordinate Geometry
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Probability and Statistics
- GRE Quantitative Reasoning: Interpreting Statistical Data
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It is a lesson in futility, the notion of achieving and maintaining a state of constant happiness. Truth is, we're designed to experience a number of emotions; some happy, some sad, some beautiful, some tragic, any number of emotions. From moment to moment, we are made to experience a wide bandwidth of emotions: highs, lows, and all in between. This is the human experience.
It is when we are unable to feel a wide range of emotions that we should be concerned. In this state we are unable to connect with other people. We are unable to share. We are unable to be empathetic. We are incapable of fully experiencing beauty, magnificence, splendor, anguish, sorrow, or euphoria. In this state our hearts will not allow us to feel lows. We are unable to shed tears. Any highs we might experience are truly compressed. We must contain ourselves.
I am confident this state of mind results from many factors, and there are two I've personally experienced that come to mind. Firstly, we can find ourselves in this state of low emotional bandwidth, where we are unable to feel any emotional highs or lows, because we've been hurt emotionally. When we are hurt, we can construct barriers to prevent being hurt again, ultimately landing ourselves in silos, devoid of emotion.
Secondly, we can find ourselves in this state of low emotional bandwidth if our motives are not true. If we are aspiring for things that are of a false construct we know this innately, and can become fearful of sharing what we are truly feeling. We can find ourselves living with a deep-seated fear of our inadequacies, of our ability to truly be who we would like others to perceive us to be.
In order to truly experience all of the awe and wonder that we are intended to feel we must come to grips with the fact that constant happiness is not our goal. Rather, the goal is to be in a place where we can feel more in order to relate more with others. We need not aspire to be more, to have more, to appear as more. Rather, we need to pursue transparency, to be content with our shortcomings and our failings.
The pursuit of happiness should not be our goal. I think this video speaks well to these things…


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Design For Accessibility: Part 1 | Part
Andrew Ward
websites to suit as many visitors as possible is
a great challenge. Differences in hardware, browser
software, and visitor needs all have to be taken
into account when trying to find that 'best compromise'.
In this extended two part guide, Andrew Ward guides
the web designer through the main issues surrounding
web design accessibility.
Whether a website is transactional or informational,
and whatever business objective has been set for
it, success is usually reliant on attracting and
maintaining the maximum possible number of visitors.
Clearly it therefore makes good sense if Web users
are unlikely to encounter technical problems or
viewing difficulties when visiting the site. The
task of the Web page author is therefore to produce
a site that is viewable on the widest possible range
of platforms - both hardware and software - by the
largest possible user population. However, the reality
today is that many sites are poorly designed from
this perspective, and many users encounter difficulties
when visiting them.
One of the unfortunate drawbacks of the Internet,
and of the Web in particular, is that there is virtually
no regulation. Before publishing a Web page there
is no requirement to submit the content or the html
code to any authority for approval. As a result,
Web authors are not used to having to write valid
html, nor to taking into account the wide range
of challenges that viewers may encounter when accessing
Furthermore, most Web browsers are very forgiving.
For example, if a browser encounters a table element,
such as a row,without a table first having been
defined, it will probably work out what to do with
it and make a reasonable job. This tends to be very
misleading for the Web author, who believes that
the page is correct simply because it happens to
give a reasonable display in one specific set of
circumstances. However, the page may appear as complete
nonsense to other users.
Browser Dependency
One of the most common traps that Web site designers
fall into is browser dependency. Unfortunately,
information from the browser companies themselves
sometimes doesn't make it clear that features
they offer are unique to their products, and people
who republish the information then omit this warning.
As a result, there are countless Web authoring guidelines
that explain the use of the marquee tag, without
mentioning that it only works with Microsoft Internet
While Internet Explorer accounts for the majority
of the Web browsing audience, there are still some
25% who use other browsers - and this figure may
be much higher in certain industries where a different
platform such as Unix, or a different browser such
as Netscape Communicator, may predominate. Another
common error that many Web authors make is to create
pages that aren't easily viewable on the Mac,
simply because they don't have one to test
on. Once again, the number of Mac users is small,
but these systems are very popular in certain market
segments such as media and advertising, which could
be a key part of the target audience for some sites.
Different browsers and platforms render fonts to
different sizes, so text that looks acceptable with
Internet Explorer on a PC may be too small to read
with Netscape, and even smaller on a Mac. And if
someone has a very high resolution screen, although
a small font won't lose resolution it will
be physically quite tiny and require them to peer
very closely.
Browser Testing
Fortunately, there are many free Web-based services
that allow the Web author to test sites for performance
with different browsers. These do not produce perfect
renditions, and are not a substitute for proper
testing on different platforms and with different
browsers, but should alert the author to any major
problems. Ideally, the Web designer should have
access to a range of different hardware and software
platforms, and in particular invest in a Mac, or
at least a Mac emulator for the PC.
As well as compatibility between different browsers
on different platforms, the author also has to concern
themselves about older versions of browsers that
may not support more recent features. The html specification
has undergone substantial change and improvement
over the years. One of the browser compatibility
viewers, hosted by Delorie Software, is located
at http://www.delorie.com/web/wpbcv.html.
This viewer allows you to turn off specific features,
such as frames, fonts and scripting, to see what
pages would look like with a browser that lacks
support for them. Remember that WebTV doesn't
support frames - in any case, frames seem to have
fallen out of fashion, and are rarely used by major
Web sites today.
It's also worth taking into account those
users who will be operating with a text-only browser
such as Lynx. It's not unusual to still see
Web sites that advertise a text-only version consisting
of an additional set of pages .However, unless the
author is trying to create a particularly complex
page, featuring many elements, most pages can be
designed to produce an acceptable text-only display
without significant design compromises. Delorie
Software has another viewer that allows the author
to select a text-only display. See http://www.delorie.com/web/purify.html.
Compatibility with earlier versions of html and
the Web TV platform can also be tested at this location,
by selecting the desired html version from a drop-down
list. By the way, looking at web logs is not a good
way of judging the importance of the Web TV audience
for a particular site. There is a very active Web
TV community and if a site is known to work well
in the Web TV format, word will quickly get around.
Conversely, a site that's known not to adapt
very well to the restricted format will find itself
with virtually no visitors from the community.
See AbleStable's review of CSE
HTML Validator for a good all round web page
software validator.
Display Dependency
One of the major problems resulting from the lack
of regulation is that many Web authors have not
appreciated that in theory at least, the presentation
layer of the Web is under the control of the user.
The screen size and resolution, browser window size
and shape, colour scheme, and font size, style and
colour are all supposed to be under control of the
With many sites, the problem is rather more fundamental
than just restricting the visitor's choices.
Often, authors haven't appreciated that there
is such a thing as a presentation layer at all,
and so many pages don't make clear distinctions
between content (the actual text), structure (whether
an element is a heading, list or whatever), and
presentation. This not only makes it more challenging
to produce viewable pages, but increases the difficulties
of maintaining them.
This problem partly stems from the fact that html
itself doesn't make it very easy to distinguish
between content, presentation and structure. That
issue has now largely been solved with the advent
of cascading style sheets - but these are still
very rarely used. In the future, the situation will
be further clarified by the use of modularised xhtml
- but that's still some way off from being
a practical solution.
Design For Accessibility: Part 1 | Part


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Founder of the London General Practice, Dr Ettlinger also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and in Occupational Health. He was a Principal in NHS General Practice with the Family Health Service Authority for Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster from 1985 to 1991.
He also lectured students at St Mary's Hospital Medical School and, additionally, worked as an Assistant to the Professor of Surgery at the Westminster Teaching Hospital.
Dr Ettlinger is a strong believer that General Practice should provide patientsa a personal service and continuity in their care. This is a topic on which he has published in the British Medical Journal, amongst other research papers.
Dr Ettlinger is available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week
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Comfort seats with electric eight-way adjustment on the driver's side are both ideal for relaxed motoring and practical to operate. Seat height, fore/aft position, squab angle and backrest angle are all adjustable. Seat centres in Alcantara® create a sporty accent.
Standard in the
With the
Optional and exclusive to the
Would you like generous seating comfort for both seats in the front? To supplement the eight adjustable features of the comfort seats, the power seats with comfort memory package offer additional adjustment capabilities, namely the lumbar support, seat squab length and steering column. Personalised settings, such as driver and front passenger seat positions including lumbar support, can be stored – as can steering wheel and exterior mirror positions.
Optional in the
The adaptive Sports seats with comfort memory package combine ultimate seating comfort with racing-style support. Their side bolsters are particularly high and prominently contoured. Offering 18-way electric adjustment, the seats can be optimally adapted to meet your needs in terms of seat height, squab and backrest angle, squab length, fore/aft adjustment and four-way lumbar support. The steering column is also electrically adjustable. The following functions can be memorised: driver and front passenger seat positions, including lumbar support and steering wheel and exterior mirror positions.
Standard in the
For all seat designs, seat heating is available for the front or as a package for the front and rear. Steering wheel heating, which keeps the rim at a pleasant temperature, is available as an option
Optional seat ventilation for the front provides even greater comfort on long journeys and in the summer. (Only available in conjunction with seat heating, comfort memory package or adaptive Sports seats.) Not compatible with seat centres in Alcantara®.
Optional for all
The rear bench seat has a three-way split-folding ratio – and folds down fully if required. The versatile centre seat doubles as a through-loading facility for long cargo items and for the optional ski bag. It additionally contains the folding armrest, which features two extra cupholders when combined with the optional storage package. Operation of the rear bench seat is totally straightforward: release, fold – done.
Offering comfort and safety for all passengers up to 12 years of age (or up to 36 kg in weight) – with high safety standards and a unique design. The child seats have been specially tested and approved in
For increased safety,
ISOFIX mounting points* are available on the outer rear seats as standard, while the additional top-tether belt attachment is a standard feature on all rear seats.
* ISOFIX is a secure and user-friendly child seat mounting system that rigidly attaches the child seat to the vehicle.
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* Data determined in accordance with the measurement method required by law. Since 1 September 2017 certain new cars have been type approved in accordance with the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP), a more realistic test procedure to measure fuel/electricity consumption and CO₂ emissions. As of 1 September 2018 the WLTP replaced the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). Due to the more realistic test conditions, the fuel/electricity consumption and CO₂ emission values determined in accordance with the WLTP will, in many cases, be higher than those determined in accordance with the NEDC. This may lead to corresponding changes in vehicle taxation from 1 September 2018. You can find more information on the difference between WLTP and NEDC at www.porsche.com/wltp.
Currently, we are still obliged to provide the NEDC values, regardless of the type approval process used. The additional reporting of the WLTP values is voluntary until their obligatory use. As far as new cars (which are type approved in accordance with the WLTP) are concerned, the NEDC values will, therefore, be derived from the WLTP values during the transition period. To the extent that NEDC values are given as ranges, these do not relate to a single, individual car and do not constitute part of the offer. They are intended solely as a means of comparing different types of vehicle. Extra features and accessories (attachments, tyre formats, etc.) can change relevant vehicle parameters such as weight, rolling resistance and aerodynamics and, in addition to weather and traffic conditions, as well as individual handling, can affect the fuel/electricity consumption, CO₂ emissions and performance values of a car.
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Truck Accidents
At RGLZ, we're constantly keeping on top of relevant info in our practice areas as a way to better serve our clients, and when it comes to truck accidents in New York, the available data shows some sobering figures.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (NYDMV) reported the following statistics for large truck accidents in our state for 2018:
Preliminary Results – Total NYS Truck Accidents in 2018:
Serious Injuries :
Moderate Injuries :
Minor Injures:
Property Damage:
These statistics may or may not be of interest to you if you are coping with a serious injury or death of a loved one in a tractor-trailer crash. However, determining the cause of the truck accident that injured you or your family member may have a dramatic impact on your ability to recover compensation. The sooner you have an attorney on your side after a truck-related crash, the greater opportunities there will be to tap into all available financial resources.
Ample Compensation Can Greatly Ease Your Burdens After a Serious Injury Caused By a Truck Accident
Listen, we know money cannot put your life back as it was before the crash, but it can enable you to have access to the care and accommodations you need to recover as much of a rewarding lifestyle as possible. Financial resources can allow for top-notch therapy, rehabilitation and aids such as devices, home remodeling and assistive technology.
A prompt investigation offers the greatest promise of gathering evidence needed to determine the true cause(s) of a semi accident. In addition to the common causes above, our firm is adept at investigating accidents caused by overloaded trucks, defective equipment and jackknifing.
We also take a close look at logbooks to determine liability on the part of the driver. Truck drivers are required to log truck maintenance, hours spent driving and hours spent resting in a logbook. Federal laws require truck drivers to keep their logbooks for a certain length of time. Waiting too long to begin legal action can mean that this valuable resource might be lost or destroyed.
After a Long Island Truck Accident and Injury, The Partners at RGLZ Offer Free Consultations
Serving areas in and around Suffolk County and Nassau County, the New York personal injury lawyers at RGLZ have decades of experience representing truck accident victims. Our law firm handles all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, so you will pay no attorneys' fees unless we recover compensation for you.
To schedule a consultation, call 866-639-5567 or contact us by e-mail. Let the RGLZ family help you get to a better place. We guarantee that you'll always have the ear of our attorneys.


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Today I was thinking about movies that I like that I KNOW are terrible. Â What compels me to watch these cinematic monstrosities? Â Oftentimes it is just a nostalgic feeling. Â As a kid I had no idea these movies were as bad as they are.
– Howard The Duck- The movie that made me write this post. Â It's bad. Â It is the complete antithesis of the source material. Â But I like it. Plus it's the one movie that makes me lust after Lea Thompson.
– Joe Dirt- This movie operates on the principle that if you watch something on basic cable enough times you will eventually enjoy it. Â I enjoy this movie against my will.
– Jackie Brown- It's the one Quentin Tarantino movie that I KNOW is terrible. But it's got two things I like: Samuel L. Jackson saying all his dialogue very loudly and Bridget Fonda in a bikini top.


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It took me quite a long time to get used to the idea of pushing these little TePe Interdental Brushes through the spaces in my teeth, but I cottoned on a few years ago and haven't looked back. Generally, I do it just before I go to bed (okay, sometimes, IN bed) after I've brushed my teeth and without wishing to over-share, sometimes during the day. I'll cite crisps as prime culprits which seem to have a habit of settling into your teeth and never leaving… but ditto for chocolate coated peanuts. I am oversharing now!
I know that you love a stat as much as me, so I have plenty to share with you. Beginning with the news that standard tooth brushing only cleans 60% of surface. I absolutely hate going to the dentist (although I do have literally the world's most cheerful and kind dentist) so I'm keen to avoid anything that might land me there. The 60% clean rate leaves 40% lying between the teeth which is a bit of a wake-up. Even more of a wake-up is that it's estimated that around 53% of adults have some form of gum disease in the UK.
Believe it or not, it was my mum that got me on the TePe case – I had seen them in shops but thought you could only use them once and you had to throw them away. I know… I don't know why I thought that, but I did. Once she told me they last (with rinsing, obviously) for ages, that was it. That was a few years ago and they've been in my house ever since, but another mistake I made was not realising you could get different sizes. Not all teeth are equal or the same size so it makes sense when you think about it that gaps won't be the same size either! You do have to make a bit of a judgement call when it comes to choosing a size, initially, but it's definitely not a one-size- fits-all situation, so if you're struggling with interdentals, change the size, or next time you're at the dentist speak to your dental hygienist and ask them to suggest the right size.
I'm fairly fastidious about my teeth – I still buy a US whitening toothpaste brand that you can't get in the UK, and I use trays with peroxide gel (proper fitted trays and gel from a proper dentist!) on and off for brightening. So, for me, keeping clean, white teeth are part of my beauty routine. Interdental brushes are easily the most efficient way of getting all the gunk out and keeping your gums in the best possible position to hang onto your teeth – unfortunately, that's the reality – gum disease leads to tooth loss. I would go to extreme lengths not to lose my teeth, but using interdentals seems a very seamless and low key way to ensure that my gums are as healthy as possible.
I'm pretty sure there is nothing I can tell BBB readers about tooth and gum health that you don't already know, but I've pulled out a few facts given to me by TePe that personally I didn't know and that you might find useful.
1. Avoid brushing for up to 40 mins after consuming acidic foods and drinks as these 'soften' the tooth surface (enamel) and immediate brushing can lead to erosion of the enamel. Forty minutes will give your mouth enough time for the saliva to harden the enamel and protect it.
2. If you are a frequent mouthwash user, you might be surprised to find that some mouthwashes can cause staining that only a dental care professional can remove so always read the advice on the label! Mouthwashes that contain Chlorhexidine and certain essential oils can leave staining on the tooth surface – there is usually a warning on the label.
3. Chewing sugar free gum after meals is a great way to freshen the mouth and encourage saliva flow to protect the enamel – saliva is Mother Nature's tooth repair solution! It's funny how the little things like these don't feel like part of a beauty routine, but they really are. If you're buying a beautiful lipstick, you'll want to be sure it's wrapped on a beautiful smile! TePe is HERE.
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I've used the TePe brushes for years now. I consider them to be an essential part of brushing my teeth and use two different sizes. I think experts are now saying that using interdental brushes is better than flossing. Alex x
I agree with you & always use TePe as recommended by my dentist.
Yeah I have to say I know this is an ad, but I really do rate TePe interdental brushes. I got started on them something like 25 years ago when I had braces and they were the only way to clean properly, and they've been with me since. They're fantastic!
You probably don't want to know this but I keep a yellow TePe brush by my computer and use it while I read your blog. I have one tooth which is a food trap where I think the dentist got my crown wrong and the TePe brush is so much better at cleaning up than floss or a wooden tooth pick…sorry
Been using tepe brushes for years on the recommendation of my dentist, they work so well!
I knw this is an old post so I'll probably try and ask you on insta-but what's the toothpaste you order from the states because I've been reading about hydrogen peroxide as I've been looking at Supersmile and Smile actives and I'm really interested in your take on whitening 🙂


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Acupuncture Injection Therapy, AIT
This practice involves using sterile hypodermic needles to inject sterile mediums into tissue, muscle, and joints at applicable locations. The mediums are specific to particular disorders and the injection locations are acupoints used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. This therapy has been practiced in China for many years and is within qualified acupuncturists' scope of practice in several US states. Colorado's Acupuncture Association has worked diligently at a legislative level for the rights to AIT to be practiced by the most capable practitioners, licensed acupuncturist.
Benefits of AIT
- In conjunction with acupuncture, AIT significantly intensified treatment- AKA Super Acupuncture.
- AIT as acupuncture can be used at pattern based acupoints, offering augmented results that last at least twice as long, with a quicker turn over time.
- AIT is best known for its superior results involving trigger points. Using injectable fluids in muscles exceeds the effects of a filiform needle. Along with an acupuncturist's knowledge of anatomy and clean needling- this modality works to relieve muscle knots, spasms, and tension, safety.
- Even though injecting a sterile saline is enough to obtain remarkable results, we take it even further with the mediums. This is the marriage of traditional and modern medicines to enhance pain reduction, increase energy levels, and improve mobility. Moreover, AIT can be implemented to strengthen weight loss, as well as treating minor physical appearance issues (wrinkles and scars).
- By adding nutrients to acupoints, AIT can tonify deficiencies. Injecting high-quality B vitamins is beneficial for nerve issues, as well as for B deficiencies from chemo, poor appetite- weight loss, and plant-based diet needs.
Noteworthy Injection Solution Mediums
TRAUMEEL Injection Solution is an anti-inflammatory, anti-edematous, anti-exudative combination formulation of 12 botanical substances and 1 mineral substance. TRAUMEEL Injection Solution is indicated for the treatment of symptoms associated with inflammatory, exudative, and degenerative processes due to acute trauma, repetitive or overuse injuries, and for minor aches and pains. TRAUMEEL Injection Solution is also indicated for the treatment of minor aches and pains associated with backache, muscular aches, and the minor pain from rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, gouty arthritis, and ankylosing spondylitis.
ZEEL Injection Solution is a combination formulation consisting of five botanical substances, five mineral substances, and four animal-derived substances. ZEEL Injection Solution is indicated for the temporary relief of symptoms of osteoarthritis including mild to moderate pain, articular stiffness, and inflammation. it has been shown that ZEEL inhibits activity of the leukocyte elastase. This enzyme is released during inflammatory reactions and attacks the articular cartilage which is rich in proteoglycans. A study of human whole blood cultures demonstrated that certain plant extracts contained in ZEEL (e.g. Rhus toxicodendron, Arnica montana) stimulate lymphocytes to release the transforming growth factor-(beta). The protective effect of ZEEL upon cartilage has also been demonstrated by in vitro and in vivo studies
B-12 methylcobalamin, B-6 Pyridoxine, and Lipo-plex
Lidocaine injection for local anesthetic (numbing medication). It works by blocking nerve signals in your body.
Lymphaden comp. is a homeopathic drug for the improvement of conditions such as swelling of the lymph nodes, and lymphatic edema.
Gelsemium comp. is a homeopathic drug indicated for the improvement of painful nerve conditions, such as postherpetic neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, or sciatic nerve pain.
Arnica is indicated for the treatment of muscle pain and stiffness, bruising and swelling due to injuries and overexertion.


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Deliberate Practice Makes Perfect: Expertise Training on the Wards
Meeting: Hospital Medicine 2012, April 1-4, San Diego, Calif.
Abstract number: 97754
Academic productivity is a key component of advancement in academic medicine and development of expertise, however many new attendings lack the knowledge and experience to publish a paper. For example, a multiinstitutional survey of academic hospitalists revealed that half of academic hospitalists have not produced an abstract, poster or firstauthor paper. The importance of deliberate practice in expert performance has been established for several decades but has yielded few practical applications for the training of physicians. The literature suggests that mentorship is a valuable component of career advancement and satisfaction, however trainees and new hospitalists are challenged to find mentors for scholarly activities. Another potential target includes creating a system of rewards for scholarly work, as inadequate recognition and reward systems may be driving physicians that are deeply committed to clinical work away from academic medical centers.
To test an innovative approach in creating expert academic hospitalists and trainees by (1) promoting engagement in academic works with award and recognition, (2) establishing crossgenerational mentorship within medical teams on the wards, (3) increasing participation in conferences, and (4) encouraging collaboration across departments and institutions.
The Rick Albert Prize is awarded to the medical team with the best clinical vignette of 20112012. Applicants are expected to write an abstract, make a poster, present at local and national conferences and ultimately publish their scholarly works. The winning team is given a cash prize, recognized on a plaque, and celebrated at an awards ceremony. All submitted materials will be published online and all posters will be hung in the medicine ward for knowledge dissemination. The award promotes critical components of deliberate practice as participants continually exceed their current level of knowledge through the deep study of challenging patient presentations and the repeated practice of presenting patient cases in various settings with extensive mentorship and coaching to enable teams to create their best possible works. Students and faculty will be surveyed at the end of the academic year to determine effectiveness of this intervention and impact on job satisfaction and academic preparedness.
The Rick Albert prize is the first studied intervention to promote academic achievement among academic hospitalists. In less than four months we have seen a dramatic 800% increase in abstract, poster, and conference submissions. Attending noon conference attendance has gone from <10% to >80% and interdepartmental collaboration has blossomed. This success results in more engaged physicians, facilitates a new culture of mentorship and teaching, and provides physicians and students with an encouraging environment to study patient outcomes and their own pursuit of expertise.
To cite this abstract:Leclair C, Campbell J, Frank M, Hudon R. Deliberate Practice Makes Perfect: Expertise Training on the Wards. Abstract published at Hospital Medicine 2012, April 1-4, San Diego, Calif. Abstract 97754. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2012; 7 (suppl 2). https://www.shmabstracts.com/abstract/deliberate-practice-makes-perfect-expertise-training-on-the-wards/. Accessed March 31, 2020.
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