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Refresh your workwear this winter

Refresh your workwear this winter
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With sub-zero temperatures ever more commonplace and New Year right around the corner, there’s never been a better time to give your company workwear the reboot it needs to enter 2020 in style. Kitting out employees in uniforms that look good, feel great and allow them to perform their duties efficiently and stylishly is a sure-fire springboard to business success, and winter is the perfect opportunity to refresh your corporate wardrobe.

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Thinking of sprucing up your workwear wardrobe this winter? Here are a handful of ideas suitable for all industries, which can inject a little bit of panache into your workforce’s appearance, without compromising on practicality or performance.

Insulated jackets

Those who work outdoors will be particularly susceptible to the icy blasts and sub-zero temperatures of the Great British winter. Make sure they’re kept warm and protected from the elements with an insulated jacket bearing your company name and logo. Not only will your staff appreciate being issued with a practical item of clothing that’ll serve them well while as they go about their duties, but you’ll receive enhanced exposure among the general public when they wear it out and about.

Again, keeping warm is a priority for workers in any industry as the days become shorter and the nights longer. A fleece is an ideal workplace garment in that it can be worn as a base layer to increase insulation or as an outer one to provide warmth in an indoor setting, too. Fleeces are so practical that it’s likely your employees will want to wear it away from their place of work, earning you some free publicity and raising brand awareness in environments you wouldn’t normally access.

Hats, gloves and scarves

Don’t forget the accessories! Jackets and fleeces are great for keeping the torso of your workforce nice and toasty, but it’s likely to be their extremities which suffer the most. Gloves can protect fragile fingers from frostbite, scarves ward off coughs and throat infections brought about by a cold neck and hats safeguard the most important body part of all. Emblazoning each of these with your company logo is a great way to boost brand awareness and keep your staff safe at the same time.

As well as chilly temperatures, winter also has a tendency to bring with it an increase in precipitation. Whether that’s snow, sleet, hail or good old-fashioned rain, staying dry is of paramount concern to workers in any industry – even if it’s just on their daily commute to and from their place of business. Handing out branded umbrellas to each member of the team will show them you care and offer up the chance to parade your name around town in the process.

Shirts and blouses

Of course, any winter refresh of your workwear will likely concentrate on warmer clothing, but that doesn’t mean that the new year isn’t the perfect opportunity to breathe new life into the rest of the uniform, too. A smart shirt or blouse is the ideal attire for workers in a wide variety of commercial settings, from office environments to hospitality hotspots and everything in between. High-quality clothing, with your company’s name printed or embroidered into the fabric, is the ideal way to create an unforgettable first impression.

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While all of the above items of clothing are suitable for a wide array of different industries and job roles, there are some professions which require a specific uniform that can’t be replicated elsewhere. For example, construction workers and road traffic labourers need hi-vis clothing to make sure they’re seen; beauty and healthcare workers require specialised tunics and tabards; while kitchen staff must wear aprons, vests and other chef wear to perform their duties adequately.

At Garment Printing, we stock all of the above and more, available in a wide variety of styles, sizes and colours to suit any individual. All of our workwear is fully customisable as well, meaning you can tailor your choices to match your brand and recreate any image, pattern or other design you desire. Why not check out our online catalogue today? Your revitalised winter workwear wardrobe is only a few clicks away.

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Directed by Ridley Scott, this film is based on John Pearson’s book, ‘The Painfully Rich: the Outrageous Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Heirs of J. Paul Getty’. Drama and art burst out of the seams in a race against time around the kidnapping of 16-year-old John Paul Getty III, grandson of the wealthy and powerful late John Paul Getty. The story develops around the twists and turns of young Getty’s mother doing all she can to get her son back with the help of senior Getty’s security expert and deals broker Fletcher Chace, played by Mark Wahlberg. The pace of the film could be linked to reshoots, which were done under two weeks before release. In the first filming, old John Paul Getty was played by Kevin Spacey, but after the recent controversy surrounding the actor, Christopher Plummer was re-cast for the role. He brings a devil-may-care attitude to the role, giving to the character the stance of a powerful dragon protecting his treasure. Michelle Williams taps into the strained, stressed and yet loving portrayal of young Getty’s mother. Everyone in the Getty family has their world turned upside down due to the kidnapping and problematic family history. As the saying goes, you can’t pick your family, but you can pick your friends – the same feeling you get with Cinquanta, a conman with a heart played by Romain Duris. Watch this film to find out who has the last laugh.

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Church: The Communion of Saints

The teachings of Jesus often challenge us—they set before us an ideal that is extremely difficult to live up to. Love your enemies, he said. Don’t desire revenge. Don’t judge. Keep your thoughts clean at all times. Give everything you have. Preach the gospel in all the world.

But Jesus challenges us in one of his prayers, too. Shortly before he was crucified, he prayed for his disciples. Then he prayed for us: “I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father … that they may be one as we are one” (John 17:20-22).

A difficult scripture

Jesus did not give this as a command, but his desire for us is still clear—he wants all believers to be united. And frankly, Christianity has earned a dismal score on this matter. I am embarrassed by all the fragmentation found in the Christian world. Since Luther, there have been hundreds of church splits, more than a thousand different denominations, and thousands more independent churches, some of whom can’t get along with anyone.

There are untold numbers of leaders who think that they alone have the truth, the secret now revealed to some specially chosen servant of God. Too often, they write other Christians off as deceived, as false brethren, as apostates. The annals of church history have too many anathemas, far too many condemnations.

When people fight over trivial details, they give Jesus a bad reputation. How can he be the Prince of peace when his followers can’t even get along with each other?

Notice the reason that Jesus gives for wanting us to get along: “That all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me” (verse 21). Our example reflects on Jesus’ reputation, and that is all the more reason that it saddens me to see how poorly we Christians have done over the years.

Jesus wants all his followers to “be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them” (verse 23). Jesus wants our unity to be rooted in God’s love, not in perfect agreement. There will always be disagreements, but our identity as Jesus’ disciples lies in our love for one another.

Sharing communion

How far are we from “complete unity”? A long way, I fear. There are deep-rooted divisions in the Christian churches, mutual accusations that have endured for centuries and are only gradually being addressed.

There are still many churches that will not share communion with people in other denominations. How ironic! The Apostle’s Creed, which most Christians accept as valid, says: “I believe in … the communion of saints.” This is talking about much more than sharing bread and wine, but it surely includes that much—and yet many Christians refuse to do it. The prayer of Jesus is still waiting to be fulfilled.

In 1 Corinthians 10:16-17, Paul writes: “The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ? For we being many are one bread, and one body: for we are all partakers of that one bread” (King James Version). This translation uses “communion” in its older meaning—to share in something, to participate in something. We illustrate our unity by sharing in the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper.

How sad that some Christians have taken this ceremony of sharing and turned it into a ritual of exclusion. I have done it myself, and I am sorry. The Lord’s Supper should be an illustration of grace, not of suspicion and reluctance. The communion of saints means that we recognize one another as Christians, and treat each other as Christians.

In our own history, one of the most troubling doctrinal changes for some people was when we began to teach that there were Christians in other churches. At first, we weren’t even saying that Christians formed the majority of those churches—merely that there might be a few scattered here and there. Despite this initially timid approach, some people found such an idea troubling. They acted as if salvation depended on being in a specific organization, when it actually depends on Christ. In their minds, the communion of saints extended no further than the organizational boundaries of our own denomination. Thankfully, God’s mercy extends far beyond our boundaries, and in his grace, he included us even though our attitudes were not very gracious.

I think that Jesus is calling Christians to unity—but this does not necessarily mean the end of all denominations. I believe that God uses different denominations, just as he uses people of differing spiritual gifts. But these denominations should not take their differences so seriously that they question the conversion of everyone who doesn’t subscribe to every doctrine taught in that church. The better approach is to rejoice in the many things we believe in common, to work together on what we can agree on.

It reminds me of a story about two great preachers of the 19th century, Dwight Moody and Charles Spurgeon. Moody had long admired Spurgeon’s sermons, and when Moody traveled to London, he went to meet the famous preacher. He was met at the door by Spurgeon himself, smoking a cigar. Moody was shocked. “How can you, a man of God, smoke that cigar?” Spurgeon was not offended, but he replied, “The same way that you, a man of God, can be that fat.”

Similar stories could be told of differing practices in alcohol, going to movies, participating in holiday traditions, or wearing certain articles of clothing. But the point throughout is that the people of God, even though they are equally sincere disciples of Jesus, can nevertheless come to different conclusions on various matters of doctrine and behavior. We may never find unity on such details. Rather, our unity must be in Jesus Christ, not in conforming to certain behaviors or belonging to a certain organization.

Notice what Jesus said about the kind of unity that we should have: “Just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us…. I in them and you in me” (John 17:21, 23). Our unity comes from our union with the Father and the Son, through the Holy Spirit. When two people are both in Christ—counting their identity in him—they are united to him by faith and, whether they realize it or not, they are thereby united to one another by his grace.

We in Grace Communion International are united to all Christian denominations. We are not seeking organizational unity with them, but we nevertheless have communion with them. Not only can we share the Lord’s Supper with them, we also accept them as they believe in and follow our Lord, Jesus Christ.

We are a communion of saints.

We have communion in the larger sense, of sharing in the life and mission of Jesus. We are equals before him: all of us are sinners saved by his grace, in communion with one another. He has made us siblings in the family of God. As the Apostle’s Creed says: We believe in the communion of saints. We are a communion of saints—but this communion, this sense of unity and sharing, extends far beyond our own denomination. We are brothers and sisters of all who accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior. We join them as they do the work of God, and we invite them to join us as we do his work as well.

By this everyone will know that we are following Jesus: Not just that we work with one another, not just that we tolerate one another, but that we also love one another, that we love all who follow our Savior, that we are as gracious to them as he has been to us. Sometimes they need a lot of grace; sometimes we need a lot of grace. But throughout it all, our communion should be based on grace.

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Insights: Why Children’s Oral Health is Everybody’s Business

Insights: Why Children’s Oral Health is Everybody’s Business

25 January 2018, The Museum of London

Join Sara Hurley, Baroness Floella Benjamin and other leading figures in dental health at this unique one-day event.

The recently published ‘State of Child Health’ report revealed that 31-41% of 5-year-old children across the UK are affected by tooth decay and this is the single most common reason why children aged five to nine are admitted to hospital. This represents a significant, but avoidable challenge to our NHS.

To tackle this problem, it is up to all professionals that work with children to spot the signs of poor oral health and take the appropriate action. In turn, we believe this will drive improvements in child oral health, leading to less hospital referrals and less complications later in life.

But, we can only achieve this by working together, with dental professionals, like you.

‘Insights: Why Children’s Oral Health is Everybody’s Business’ is a new event from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health organised in partnership with the Office of the Chief Dental Officer and the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry. The event aims to bring together those who work with children including paediatricians and teachers, as well as dental professionals, to share best practice, compare experiences and hear insightful talks from leading voices.

Speakers confirmed for the main event will form a prestigious line-up, including Baroness Floella Benjamin OBE, Sara Hurley, Dr Jenny Godson and many more.

Here’s what Sara Hurley, Chief Dental Officer England, had to say about the summit:

“This event is a vital response to the call for multi-agency collaboration to tackle the complex interplay of factors that cause childhood diseases. A real opportunity to understand why childhood dental decay is everyone's business, the nature and extent of childhood oral health issues and how it impacts on general health and well-being.  At the heart of the event is an opportunity to develop a progressive, collaborative approach and strengthen the links between the paediatric and the dental care communities to the benefit of our patients.”

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The Nation’s Oral Health

The Nation’s Oral Health

This month is Mouth Cancer Action Month, a charity campaign set up by the British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) to raise public awareness of mouth cancer. The campaign has been long running; spearheaded by the late Richard Horner, founder of Scope Group and well known among the dental media and trade, in 1998. He retired in 2003 and handed over the project to the BDHF, who have done much work to raise awareness of mouth cancer;  pushing through changes in legislation in relation to the tobacco industry, including a direct marketing ban and the smoking ban.

Over the last year concerns over the Nation’s oral health have hit the headlines; from concerns over children’s oral hygiene, the effect of sugar and proposals for a ‘sugar tax’, and more recently revelations regarding the poor state of professional footballers’ teeth. This article will consider the nations awakening interest in all things oral health, and what impact this has on the fight against mouth cancer.

Children’s Oral Hygiene

In 2013 the Health and Social Care Information Centre commissioned a survey in relation to Children’s Dental Health. This survey has taken place every 10 years since 1973 to track changes in the oral hygiene of children.  The results were published in early 2015 and found the following:

·         The nearly a half (46%) of 15 year olds and a third (34%) of 12 year olds had “obvious decay experience” in their permanent teeth. This was a reduction from 2003, when the comparable figures were 56% and 43% respectively.

·         The proportions of children with some untreated decay into dentine5 in permanent teeth have also reduced, from 32% to 21% of 15 year olds and from 29% to 19% of 12 year olds.

·         In 2013, nearly a third (31%) of 5 year olds and nearly a half (46%) of 8 year olds had obvious decay experience in their primary teeth6. Untreated decay into dentine in primary teeth was found in 28% of 5 year olds and 39% of 8 year olds.

·         In 5 year olds, the average number of primary teeth with obvious decay experience (dmft) was 0.9. Among 5 year olds with such decay, the average number of teeth affected was 3.0.

·         In 12 year olds, the mean (average) number of permanent teeth affected by obvious decay experience (DMFT) was 0.8. Among 12 year olds with any such decay, the mean number of teeth affected was 2.5.

The survey also looked at lower income families by assessing the oral health of children who had free school meals. The findings for this group were as follows:

·         A fifth (21%) of the 5 year olds who were eligible for free school meals had severe or extensive tooth decay, compared to 11% of 5 year olds who were not eligible for free school meals.

·         A quarter (26%) of the 15 year olds who were eligible for free school meals had severe or extensive tooth decay, compared to 12% of 15 year olds who were not eligible for free school meals

Around this time the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS) also published a report in relation to the state of children’s oral health. The RCS was seriously concerned about the state of oral hygiene in children and noted the regional inequalities in the results. The report confirmed that in 2013-14 approximately 46,500 children under the age of 19 were admitted to hospital with a primary diagnosis of dental caries.  The RCS estimated that 90% of dental caries are preventable.

Sugary drinks have been blamed for the poor oral hygiene in children, with many seeing sugar as the new tobacco. We reported on this in Issue 4 of our Dental Bulletin, at which time Tesco had banned sugary drinks from its shelves and Coca-Cola had funded research which down-played the effect of sugary drinks on teeth.

Since that Dental Bulletin the Government has come under increasing pressure to implement a sugar tax and for the food industry to have clearer packaging as to the amount of sugar in their products.

Jamie Oliver has been a campaigner for the sugar tax for a while, even implementing the tax in his own restaurants. He has a ‘five point sugar manifesto’, which includes the sugar tax and banning advertisements for junk food before 9pm. On 19th October 2015 he also appeared before a committee of MPs to discuss the sugar tax, in which he asked David Cameron to ‘frankly, act like a parent’ with the food industry.

Meanwhile, Jeremy Hunt was accused of delaying Public Health England’s (PHE) report on the subject, which was meant to be published in July 2015. The report was finally published on the Government website on 22nd October 2015; it appears his hand was forced after Dr Alison Tedstone, director of diet and obesity at PHE, went public with details of the report.

The highlights from the report are:

·         Treating obesity and its consequences alone currently costs the NHS £5.1bn every year;

·         Reducing the Nation’s sugar intake in the next 10 years to the recommended 5% (or 30g per day) could save the NHS £484m a year;

·         The influencers to buying sugary products include:

o   Advertising:

o   Food retail price promotions. Foods with higher sugar content are among the highest food retail price promotions on offer in stores:

o   Taxation on products:

·         Evidence shows lowering sugar in foods will help reduce consumption. This has a proven track record in relation to the reduction of salt in foods;

·         The report recognises that one single action will not be effective and a combination of changes will be needed to reduce the sugar intake of the Nation. Eight changes are recommended and these include:

o   A price increase of  a minimum of 10-20% on high sugar foods:

o   Reduce and rebalance price promotions;

o   Reduce opportunities to market and advertise.

What is evident from reading all the reports above is that children from lower income families are amongst the worst affected. Yet the Government is still reluctant to take action against the food industry. This is surprising as greater public awareness of the risks of sugar will surely help increase calls for change, hopefully resulting in similar action being taken against the food industry as has been achieved with the tobacco industry.

Professional Footballers

On the opposite end of the spectrum, recent research has shown that wealthy professional footballers are amongst the worst culprits for bad oral hygiene.

Research carried out by University College London and published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that nearly 4 out of 10 professional footballers have ongoing tooth decay; 57% have tooth erosion; and 8 out of 10 have gum disease, which in some cases was irreversible. Compare this with the national average, where 3 out of 10 adults suffer from tooth decay.

So why is it that professional footballers have such bad oral hygiene? Again, sugary drinks may be to blame, with the footballers drinking sports drinks during training sessions and games to help maintain energy levels. However, with appropriate oral hygiene, it has not been proven that drinking such drinks would harm teeth.

Similar research was carried out by the same study author, Professor Ian Needleman, on professional athletes during the London Olympics in 2012 and this report had similar findings in relation to the state of the athletes’ oral health.

Many people may be surprised at how oral hygiene can have an impact on one’s health and well-being in general. 7% of professional footballers and 18% of professional athletes said bad oral health had affected their training.

Dr Claudio Peru is a specialist endodontist and the principle at Chiswell Green Dental Centre.  CGDC have been working with Watford FC for the last two years, during their rise to the football Premier League. Dr Peru is responsible for the dental health for the players. His view on the importance of dental health in elite sports people is as follows:

“The importance of ensuring optimal dental health for professional athletes, including footballers, cannot be understated. By ensuring the dental health of players, they are able to train and perform during matches without being impaired by acute or chronic dental problems. There is an obvious economic advantage to the club. In particular we find that by addressing occlusal imbalances we are able to optimize neuro-muscular coordination and the postural balances. This is particularly important for the competitive performance of athletes.”

The studies did not give any conclusions as to why these professionals had such poor oral hygiene; many saying they visited a dentist regularly. With access to the best dentists and products surely there is no excuse for this.

Mouth Cancer Action Month

Mouth cancer is one of the few remaining cancers that is likely to increase in numbers in the coming years; the disease has already increased by a third in the last decade. In the UK last year 6,767 people were diagnosed with mouth cancer.

Mouth Cancer Action Month hopes to raise awareness of the symptoms of mouth cancer and the benefits of taking action early on.  The key message from this campaign is that early detection is key and it encourages the public to regularly visit their dentist.

The British Dental Association (BDA) has published an article highlighting the vital work dentists and their teams have in making the public aware of mouth cancer and early detection. It confirms that if detected early there is a 90% survival rate; compared with 50% where diagnosis is delayed.

The BDA is also supporting HVP Action’s campaign for the HVP vaccination given to girls to be extended to adolescent boys (rather than just those between 16 and 40 who are having sex with men as recommended by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation). It is thought that the HVP virus is likely to rival tobacco as the number one cause for mouth cancer in the coming years; the rate of mouth cancer is expected to double between 1995 and 2025.

If you want to get involved in Mouth Cancer Action Month you can visit their website here. We will be doing our part to raise awareness; look out for JFH Law’s #bluelipselfie.

Laura Pearce, Senior Solicitor

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November, A month To Remember - David Worskett Chairman, Association of Dental Groups

November A month To Remember - David Worskett Chairman Association of Dental Groups

As the Association of Dental Groups (ADG) continues to promote prevention of dental health problems and delivery of quality outcomes for patients in a sustainable, high quality manner, Mouth Cancer Action Month remains of utmost importance.

“As long term supporters of the British Dental Health Foundation and Mouth Cancer Action Month, we are as pleased as ever to be able to contribute to such a worthy cause,” comments Chair of the ADG, David Worskett. “By working together we can tackle oral cancer and make a real difference to those who suffer, one campaign at a time.”

Indeed, now that Mouth Cancer Action Month is underway – as launched by the British Dental Health Foundation on the 29th of October at the House of Commons – the ADG will once again resume its task of raising awareness on diagnosis and prevention.

Currently, statistics show that only 40% of patients who develop mouth cancer visit the dentist with concerns. [i] But as Chief Executive of the British Dental Health Foundation Dr Nigel Carter OBE explains, “if the dental and wider health profession can inform and urge patients to regularly attend dental check-ups, we can increase the chances of mouth cancer being detected at an early stage.”

If any headway is to be made, these wise words must be implemented. Indeed, with the latest figures showing that 6,767[ii] people are diagnosed with mouth cancer in the UK each year, it is important that as many people as possible get involved with Mouth Cancer Action Month.

Whether it’s the Blue Lip Selfie Campaign – where all you need to do is take a selfie of yourself and share it with the hashtag #bluelipselfie – or showing your support by wearing a blue ribbon badge, your participation is crucial to the success of the campaign.

Another useful tool available is the oral cancer CPD module available through the ADG, designed by {my}dentist. While it may not be mandatory, recapping on areas such as early symptoms, referral and treatment pathways for the disease and improving patient awareness could be the difference between saving and losing a life.

That is why the ADG is pleased to announce the return of the CPD module, and hopes that the tool will help in the battle against mouth cancer. The module is free to review, with only a small cost of £25 plus VAT – £5 of which will be donated to the British Dental Health Foundation and the Mouth Cancer Action Month campaign – for those wishing to apply for a CPD certificate.

Ultimately, the campaign needs all the help and support it can get, especially as research indicates that early detection of mouth cancer can result in a survival outcome of 90%.[iii]

For more information on Mouth Cancer Action Month, the CPD module and to find out how you can be a part of the month long November campaign, contact the ADG today.

For more information about the ADG visit

[i] Hollows P, McAndrew P G, Perini M G. Delays in the referral and treatment of oral squamous cell carcinoma. Br Dent J 2000; 188: 262–265. Accessed online July 2015.

[ii] Facts and Figures. Mouth Cancer Action Month. Accessed online August 2015.

[iii] Facts and figures. Mouth Cancer Action Month. Accessed online October 2015

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Can you do more to ensure children get the treatment they require?

 Can you do more to ensure children get the treatment they require

Recent research has revealed that only half (53%) of UK parents, with children under the age of 12, take their children to visit the dentist regularly[1]. Furthermore, just a quarter (25%) of parents believe it is important to take a baby to the dentist as soon as they develop their first baby tooth. This coincides with reported figures that suggest dental caries among children are rising[2] and that more children in England are being admitted to hospital because of tooth decay than for any other reason[3].

These worrying trends highlight the need for healthcare professionals to educate parents on the importance of regular check-ups. Creating a more child-friendly practice could also help to improve the number of children visiting and encourage them to return.

Starting with the entrance and reception area, practices should be inviting and put both adult and child at ease from the moment they walk in the door. Parents should feel comfortable enough to want to bring their babies to the practice, so that the dentist can check on the development of the milk teeth and ensure any problems or signs of decay can be identified and addressed early4.

A small number of changes can be made within the practice to enhance a child’s experience, for example:

  • Smaller chairs for children to sit on
  • A specific area in the waiting room with toys, comic books and magazines
  • Experienced and friendly staff who can help to build a child’s trust
  • Providing stickers, sugar-free sweets or healthy snacks for children at the end of their treatment.

It is essential to gain a patient’s confidence within the operatory room, and despite including some of the above changes, the dental chair can remain a particularly daunting place. Climbing into an intimidating chair and letting a masked, gloved stranger poke around in their mouth can be a big deal for some young patients[4]. It is important that all patients feel safe and relaxed, and a dental unit that looks and feels comfortable will help achieve this.

A modern stylish dental unit, such as the innovative Skema 8, will reassure patients that they are going to be well looked after and help keep stress to a minimum. Developed by leading manufacturer Castellini, the Skema 8 is designed to optimise the workspace while improving patient comfort. Dentists can work easily without leaning over the patient, and by not intruding so much on a child’s space this may reduce worries and ensure a quick and efficient appointment.

Maximise comfort and provide a professional service to all your patients with the Skema 8 – contact the experienced team at Castellini to find out more.

If you want more information on how to receive Castellini Technical Accreditation, please call 08000 933975 and speak to Castellini UK Ltd directly for assistance.

[1] Dentistry. Worrying trend with oral care in children. Published online 27 July 2014, link [Accessed 2nd September 2014].

[2] Moynihan, P. J. (2002). Dietary advice in dental practice. British Dental Journal, 193, 563-568.

[3] British Dental Health Foundation. Charity responds to child tooth decay hospital admissions. Published online 14th July 2014, link [Accessed 2nd September 2014].

[4] Mirror. Avoid a dental drama with new child-friendly approach. Published online 29th April 2009, link [Accessed 2nd September 2014].

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Changing attitudes to dentistry and our approach

The pubic perception of dentistry is not a flattering one. Recent new stories in the national press only serve to highlight this. The problem is that we don’t tell people what we do.

We don’t inform and educate the public around the benefits to their general health of taking care of their oral health. All too often they think that all we do is fix holes and extract teeth and apply expensive crowns; but of course we do much more and we should be shouting about it.

A perfect example of this is in the relationship between diabetes and periodontitis. There are clear, established links that reveal how the treatment of one can positively affect the other, but when was the last time you took the time to share this with a diabetic patient?

Recently, I met Dr Leticia Casanova, a Spanish Dentist who trained as a periodontist at New York University and has a PhD in Medicine, studying the connection between diabetes and periodontal disease, so she has a particularly relevant perspective. Dr Casanova recently published an article in the BDJ entitled, Diabetes and Periodontal Disease: A Two-Way Relationship.[i] The article says that if you can control people’s periodontal disease, you can actually see a genuine reduction in their diabetic condition.

A measure of how well a diabetic is coping is in their glycated haemoglobin levels and this is recorded as a percentage. Every drop of 1% reduces the risk of heart disease and damage considerably. The article explains that being diabetic leads to an increased risk of developing periodontitis and that having periodontitis can also affect the body’s glycaemic index (in people with or without diabetes). So if you control somebody’s periodontitis, through delivering first class periodontal treatment, and then measure their glycated haemoglobin, it is possible to see a drop of up to a half per cent and this will really make a difference to their life.

The article from Dr Casanova effectively shows the interrelationship between the two problems and explains how we can deliver dental treatment that positively affects systemic disease. This leads back to my initial point, that we don't highlight the positives that we do for our patients enough. If general dentists were seen to take a more active lead in the medical conditions of their patients, maybe this would raise the profession in the eyes of the public?

The prevalence of diabetes is phenomenal, and periodontitis is three times more likely to affect those who suffer, and a lot of diabetics become edentulous, effecting how they eat – and this is not to mention the already well established links between gum disease and heart disease. So, if through making changes in our approach we are able get a patient’s diabetes better under control, we would be performing a far greater public service.

We should therefore take every opportunity to play a bigger role in our patients’ general well being. Not just in performing oral cancer scans, which are vital and we should all already be doing, but maybe through routinely measuring blood pressure, iron and sugar levels too, so that people will begin to see us not just as people who fix holes, but as doctors that can help with a medical condition.

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[i] L. Casanova, F.J. Hughes and P.M Preshaw, Diabetes and Periodontal disease: a two-way relationship, British Dental Journal, 217, 433-437, available at: [accessed 14.4.14]

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London Tooth Wear Centre - Dental Health and Alcohol

With barbecues getting stoked up for summer, it may be a good time to help raise awareness among patients that their alcoholic drink of choice accompanying their chargrilled chicken may contribute to tooth wear.

Patients need to know that alcohol is acidic and therefore highly erosive, especially when consumed frequently, in large quantities over an extended period of time. It may also be that the high alcohol intake occasionally causes vomiting, which will exacerbate the damage to the dentition.

It’s also worth sharing with them that carbonated drinks, including sugar-free varieties, will have a similar effect on their dentition.

As well as coronal height being reduced, patients may also suffer with hypersensitivity due to the wear. In such cases, using a fluoridated mouthrinse every day at a different time to toothbrushing is an effective first line of defence. A desensitising toothpaste and/or prescription fluoride toothpaste can be helpful in alleviating sensitivity, while use of a calcium phosphate paste, applied in carriers, is an additional option if the symptoms are severe. Also, placing protective covering restorations can eliminate sensitivity and minimise further wear.

Further advice includes:

• Guiding the patient in brushing effectively yet gently with a relatively soft toothbrush and a toothpaste low in abrasivity

• Not swishing drinks around the mouth and waiting an hour after consuming an acidic drink before brushing to avoid damaging the softened enamel

• Rinsing the mouth with fluoride mouthwash or water before or after acidic drink consumption to help limit their erosive potential

• Chewing sugar-free, xylitol- or sorbitol-sweetened gum to help neutralise acid in the mouth.

The London Tooth Wear Centre® offers an evidence-based and comprehensive approach to managing tooth wear. To request advice, make a referral or for further information on the work of the London Tooth Wear Centre®, please visit, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 020 7486 7180.

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Today we’re talking about an iconic crop. The tomato is probably the most widespread fruit in the world and also one of the most economically valuable. Its demand increases continuously and with it its cultivation, production and trade. The annual increase in production in recent years is mainly due to an increase in yield and, to a lesser extent, to an increase in cultivated area.

The history of tomato began in South America, in the coastal area of Peru, although other sources say that emerged in southern Mexico, with the Aztecs, around 700 BC.

The word tomato derives from the Nahuatl (language spoken by the Aztecs) word “tomatl” and, although many argue about it, it is a fruit. This vegetable traveled from Peru in 1519 to Spain across the Atlantic.

What are the most common types of tomato in the markets? Some of the main types of tomato (although there are many in world markets), are the following:

  • Beef type. Vigorous plants up to the 6º-7º bouquet, from which it loses enough vigor coinciding with the fattening of the first bouquets. Fruits of great size and little consistency. Early and grouped production.
  • Marmande type. Plants little vigorous that emit from 4 to 6 usable bouquets. The fruit is characterised by its good flavour and its ribbed, flattened and multilocular shape, which may vary depending on the growing season.
  • Vemone type. Thin and narrow leaf plants, of indeterminate bearing and very dense plantation frame. G calibre fruit with a high degree of acidity and sugar, induced by the farmer when subjected to hydric stress. It is harvested in green, marking the shoulders well.
  • Cocktail type. Very fine plants of indeterminate growth. Fruits weighing between 30 and 50 grams, round, very sensitive to cracking. There are also aperados fruits for consumption mainly fresh.
  • Cherry type. Vigorous plants of indeterminate growth. Fruits of small size and thin skin with a tendency to crack, which are grouped in bunches of 15 to more than 50 fruits. Sweet and pleasant flavor. There are cultivars that present red and yellow fruits. The objective of this product is to have a production that completes the annual cycle with homogeneous quantities. In any case, a tomato resistant to virosis and cracking is pursued, as it is very sensitive to sudden changes in temperature.
  • Ramillete type. Increasingly present in the markets, it is difficult to define which type of tomato is ideal for bouquets, although the following characteristics are generally sought: M calibre fruit, bright red colour, inserts in bouquets.

The tomato is a crop very sensitive to both the lack and excess moisture in the soil, so in greenhouses will have to resort to irrigation (usually by drip). In the open air, and given that tomatoes are normally grown during the driest times of the year, it is also essential to take care of the irrigation of the crop.

Do you know the needs and requirements of a good irrigation system for tomato cultivation?

In this article we are going to explain it in detail, but before we know a little more about the cultivation of this solanacea (Solanum lycopersicum).

Tomato cultivation: Some brushstrokes on the main edafoclimatic requirements.

The tomato is less demanding in temperature than the aubergine and the pepper. The optimum development temperature is between 20 and 30ºC during the day and between 1 and 17ºC during the night; temperatures above 30-35ºC affect its fructification.

The ripening of the fruit is very influenced by the temperature with regard to both precocity and colouring, so that values close to 10ºC as well as above 30ºC give rise to yellowish tones. However, the temperature values described are merely indicative, taking into account the interactions of temperature with the rest of the climatic parameters.

At the humidity level, the optimum value ranges between 60% and 80%. Very high relative humidity favours the development of aerial diseases, the cracking of the fruit and hinders fertilization, due to the fact that pollen is compacted by aborting part of the flowers. The cracking of the fruit can also have its origin in an excess of edaphic humidity or abundant irrigation after a period of hydric stress. Also a low relative humidity makes it difficult to fix the pollen to the stigma of the flower.

Tomato cultivation is not very demanding in terms of soils except for drainage, although it prefers loose soils with a silica clay texture and rich in organic matter. However, it develops perfectly in sandy clay soils. In terms of pH, soils can be slightly acidic to slightly alkaline when sandy.

Varieties grown under glass are more tolerant of salinity conditions of both soil and irrigation water.

What type of irrigation does tomato cultivation require?

Irrigation is a fundamental factor in tomato cultivation. The availability of water is important throughout the crop cycle, but especially when the plants are in the phase prior to the formation of fruits or on days of high heat. In indeterminate varieties – of staggered production – the needs will be more stable throughout the cycle as the flowering does not cease.

In the case of protected cultivation or in places where rainfall is scarce and it is foreseeable that the soil does not have the correct degree of humidity, a saturation irrigation must be carried out – all the water that can be retained is added to the soil – before transplanting the tomato seedlings to the soil. In greenhouses, it is calculated that water needs are one third compared to the same crop outdoors.

Did you know that in a greenhouse, water requirements are 60% lower compared to the same outdoor crop?

In the cultivation of tomato under greenhouse the supply of water and much of the nutrients is made generalized by drip irrigation.

In tomato cultivation, drip irrigation can save a lot of water and dose both the amount of water provided and the irrigation time. In addition, the soil is moistened more gradually without altering the structure of the soil.

Did you know that the estimated daily water consumption of an adult tomato plant is between 1.5 and 2 litres? (Although it depends on climatic conditions)

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  • The pipe with INTERLINEA dripper of Gestiriego, for a culture protected free of obstructions and an excellent uniformity in its emission.
  • Pipe with integrated dripper CEODRIP, a classic of our brand. The quality of this turbulent short dripper is guaranteed by 25 years of experience, free of obstructions, resistant and uniform. Ideal for protected tomato cultivation.
  • Our new HYDROPONY KITS, whose compensated pressure flow guarantees a constant flow at different inlet pressures and the homogeneous distribution of water and nutrients. These units are designed for irrigation in greenhouses, nurseries, pots and/or containers.

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It consists of the use of carbonated water to irrigate the tomato. The carbonated water is obtained by injecting CO2 under pressure into the main pipe in such a way that when dissolved in the irrigation water it produces carbonic acid that reduces the pH of the water and originates various bicarbonates when reacting with carbonates and other salts present in the water. The carbonated water then receives the usual fertilisers for irrigation, the solubility of which improves in slightly acidic water. In order to add CO2 to the irrigation system, it is necessary to take into account the pressure of the irrigation water line, the distance from the CO2 injection point to the first dropper, the water temperature, the CO2 diffusion system in the water and the amount of CO2 per litre of water.

The use of carbonated water is profitable in the cultivation of tomato; finding the optimum dose around 0.20 g of CO2 / l, it has been estimated that produces higher crop yields and also a larger average size of fruits.

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The dollar’s rally in early January reflected optimism about the United States economy and the prospect for higher interest rates, as well as year-end repositioning in the greenback by market participants, analysts say.

"We believe that this dollar correction is long overdue and that it will extend into a major retracement," says Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, based in Valhalla, New York. "We think the dollar can and will appreciate, especially with every expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise rates energetically all year long," he adds. The driving factor behind the dollar’s correction has been and will continue to be the increases in US interest rates relative to rates elsewhere in the world, according to Weinberg.

US Treasury secretary John Snow contributed to the dollar’s rise, telling a television interviewer: "We [in the Bush administration] want to do things to sustain the strength of the dollar. Among them is going to Congress to bring the deficit down, to see that we restrain spending so that the deficit will be cut over the course of the next few years—cut in half."

Comments such as this don’t mean that the US is taking the view that the dollar has declined far enough and that it should stabilize or even rise, says David Gilmore, economist and partner at Foreign Exchange Analytics, based in Essex, Connecticut.

While credible deficit reduction would lead to a higher dollar, the strength in the dollar would only be a by-product and not the aim of US policy, Gilmore says. "I firmly believe that higher bond yields are a far graver concern for this administration than a falling dollar," Gilmore says. "Assuring foreign investors that the administration is dedicated to trimming the deficit is aimed at securing adequate foreign capital inflow."

The Bush administration is explicitly seeking a weaker dollar against the Chinese yuan and other Asian currencies, Gilmore says. By saying that it is committed to deficit reduction, the administration has linked the future value of the dollar to progress on this front, he asserts.

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The dollar’s "new year" rally mimicked a similar move in January 2004 and may have been related to year-end positioning, analysts say. They note that last year’s rally came to an abrupt end as repositioning came to a halt.

The deterioration of the structural imbalances in the US economy, combined with the US Treasury’s policy of benign neglect for the dollar, as well as the deepening quagmire in Iraq and the resulting erosion in the budget, have all maintained negative currents against the dollar, says Ashraf Laidi, chief currency analyst at MG Financial Group in New York.

The US trade deficit continued hitting record highs in 2004, accounting for an unprecedented 5.7% of gross domestic product, Laidi says.

"Short of a slump in US demand that would only be brought about by a recession, imports show no sign of retreating any time soon, thus maintaining the negative status quo on the trade gap," Laidi asserts.

Meanwhile, China’s central bank is likely to make another rate increase in the current quarter, which would pressure commodities and boost the dollar temporarily, Laidi continues.

"But the positive dollar impact from any Chinese tightening will eventually run its course, as that would pave the way for an eventual rebalancing of the yuan into a basket of currencies, including the euro," Laidi says.

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“The Monkey King of the Tranquil Mountains” By Anthony Santangelo, Esq., MBA.

June 07
12:31 2021

“But Nengshou did not understand many things. Why was the Monkey King pretending to be injured? Why did he offer him a fabulous gift not to fight? Why had the Monkey King offered him so many ways to avoid fighting? Why didn’t the Monkey King just tear him to pieces and be rid of him?”

Anthony Santangelo a local Moorestown patent attorney has just published his first book in a rare format, a beautifully illustrated, short fantasy story with important moral lessons which would be great for the reluctant reader.

The Monkey King of the Tranquil Mountains is a story loosely based on a mischievous mythological creature known as the “Monkey King” found in Chinese legends. The Monkey King is wise, playful, and a keen martial artist who defeats his opponents in a teasing, taunting manner. In this story, each of the cruel enemies he faces is taught an important lesson.

This book also contains many famous Japanese woodblock prints. Most of these prints are by Katsushika Hokusai. I’m sure you have seen many of his works including: “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” or “Boy Viewing Mount Fuji.” These illustrations add context to the story although the story takes place in China and the woodblock prints depict Japanese scenes. Very suitable for your cocktail table.

A great story and lots of questions left un-answered to stimulate the mind. Lots of martial arts action. Young adults especially would find themselves intrigued by the action and the moral lessons taught in this book. I’m sure you or the young men in your life would enjoy this!

Please have a look at the authors’ page for reviews, where to buy and more information:

This beautiful book is available from LULU publishing available here:

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About The Author:

A registered Patent Attorney; Mr. Santangelo has a scientific and technical background. Mr. Santangelo is a compassionate attorney who has helped many people in pro bono clinics for bankruptcy, domestic violence and tax preparation. He is a graduate of the prestigious school of business at NYU and has an MBA from Seton Hall.

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Imprint: LULU Publishing
On Sale date: November 2, 2020
Price: $19.99
Pages: 81
ISBN: 9781716485985

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State: NJ 08034-1013
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If you find yourself in looking for ways to appear younger than you really are, there are so many ways to virtually stop time. All manner of beauty regimens, diets, injections, serums, and moisturizers exist to do just that, but there's a simple styling tip that also does the trick: It all comes down to landing on the right color. To find out which are the best colors to wear to look younger, we beelined to an expert to uncover these magical hues.

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The state of Illinois charges a sales tax of 6.25 percent on general merchandise. Counties and cities can charge an additional sales tax, and certain areas within a city can also charge sales tax. The highest possible sales tax rate is 11 percent, according to Avalara, a tax compliance software company.

Qualifying food, drug and medical equipment purchases are taxed at a lower rate of 1 percent. Qualifying food purchases are typically those items purchased in grocery stores. Prepared foods, restaurant meals, alcohol, candy and soft drinks are taxed at the higher 6.25 percent rate. Qualifying drugs that are taxed at the lower 1 percent rate include prescription and over-the-counter medications, and qualifying medical equipment purchases are items that correct a malfunctioning part of the human body, like eyeglasses, prostheses, dentures and so forth.

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The average effective property tax rate in Illinois is 2.253%. A single family home with a value of $250,000 would be assessed $5,632.50 each year in property taxes.

The property tax rate in Illinois is based on the combination of the county and city tax rates, along with rates for the local school district, junior college, forest preserve district, sanitary district and park district. All of these rates are added together to determine the tax rate for that particular area. The rate is then applied to the assessed value of the property to determine the amount of tax that is due.

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  • Class Family
  • Fuel Type Diesel
  • Sleeps Sleeps 8
  • Seats 7 Seats
  • Yvonne Yvonne

This motorhome offers flexible cancellation conditions if you cannot travel due to Covid restrictions.

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  • Make: Rimor
  • Sleeps: 8
  • Type: Family
  • Seats: 7
  • Fuel Type: Diesel
  • First Registration: 2013
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Required Driver License: B

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With a powerful Renault 2300cc EURO 5 diesel engine with 150 hp and a relatively large loading capacity, our spacious alcove motorhome is fully equipped to experience a wonderful motorhome adventure.

The motorhome has no less than 8 sleeping places (7 belted places, of which 2 in the back have a 3-point belt and 3 hip belts) and is therefore ideal for a larger group (note the combined weight).

The alcove bed has a size of 225x140, but the 3-person bunk bed is what makes this motorhome really unique (3x 225x90). The 2-person sofa next to the door can also be easily converted into a cot with an extra shelf/cushion, so that you can sleep 6 people (a family with 3-4 children) without having to convert the dinette (to a sleeping place of 180x220)

The kitchen has a gas stove, freezer and extra large refrigerator (which works on gas, 220V or 12V, so that it is always nice and cool). The sanitary facilities consist of a sink, toilet and shower with hot water. On hot days, the Dometic air conditioning and the roof fan provide wonderful cooling and fresh air.
The door and windows are also fitted with mosquito nets and blackout screens.

What is ideal are the USB connection points both in the front (2x), as well as at the dinette (4x) and 2-person sofa (4x) so that the necessary tablets and phones can be charged on the go.

When you've found a nice spot, you can sit comfortably under the awning with our 6-person camping set. Thanks to the solar panel, you do not always have to be connected to the electricity and it is also a good place to stay in places with fewer facilities.

There is even an opportunity to take 4 bicycles with you (remember the maximum load capacity).

The physical aspect of the rental (pick up and return) is arranged by the professional rental service Goboony Get & Go in Zwolle.

*Cleaning costs are 115 instead of 80 euros, due to the control before issuing and topping up oil, gas, screenwash, coolant and toilet fluid at the Get & Go location.

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  • Camping table and chairs
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  • Security Deposit: €1,000.00
  • Breakdown Cover: International
  • Replacement Vehicle: International
  • Goboony Insurance : Yes

Available in the booking process, from £14.80 per day you can reduce your deposit and deductible to £150.

  • Weekly mileage limit: 1,000 mi
  • Price per extra mile: €0.15
  • Cleaning Fee: €139.00
  • Last-Minute Discount
    - Bookings within 1 week: 2%
  • Long Trip Discount
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    - Bookings longer than 3 weeks: 5%

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House Rules

  • Smoking Allowed: No
  • Pets Allowed: No
  • Going Abroad Allowed: Yes
  • Wintersport Allowed: No
  • Festivals Allowed: No
  • Minimum Age Restriction: 23 years

Drivers must have held a license for at least 3 years and had 3 years without a claim with aggravating circumstances.

  • Pickup Time: 11:00 AM
  • Return Time: 11:00 AM
  • 6 nights minimum

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We waren op zoek naar een camper voor een groot gezin. Deze hebben we gevonden in de camper van Yvonne en Martijn. Het contact was snel gelegd en de antwoorden op de vragen kwamen super snel. Het ophalen op de locatie in Zwolle verliep top. Aardige behulpzamen mensen! De camper beviel goed. Een sterke motor heeft ons over menig bergpas heengeholpen. Wat ons goed beviel was het drie persoons stapelbed voor de kinderen, verder was de uitrusting compleet met gereedschapskist en alle keuken benodigheden! Deze camper is een aanrader voor een (goot) gezin !! June 2021


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With the clean lines you’d expect from a Gola bag, the scaled down silhouette of Goodman Rainbow has all the functionality you need from a bag in a pocket size edition. This red option of Gola Goodman Rainbow, finished with a striking rainbow stripe, really makes a statement.

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Gonzaga's Department of Mathematics offers Bachelor degrees in Mathematics (B.S. and B.A.) and Applied Mathematics (B.S.), as well as minors in both Mathematics and Applied Mathematics. Our program offers a blend of pure mathematics and its applications to business, the natural sciences, engineering, and the social sciences.

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