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Vol. 11 No. 6, March 12, 2014
HEALTH ANALYTICS & BIG DATA | March 25, 2014 | Register here. Learn how data can help hospitals reduce costs and doctors better serve their patients at a HealthcareRounds. Chair John P. Hoyt, Executive Vice President at HIMSS Analytics welcomes Brent Diverty, Vice President, Programs, CIHI who will show you how to swim through a sea of data, and Lydia Lee, Vice President & CIO, UHN will discuss her odyssey through IT systems and data.
Produced by Longwoods, HIMSSAnalytics, Rotman School of Business, with the support of Astellas Pharma, Deloitte and Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement
Despite Coming Tech Transformation, Healthcare CEOs Say They Are Not Ready
While most healthcare CEOs believe technological advances will transform their business in the next five years, few organizations are prepared for the changes, according to a new survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers. PwC's 17th Annual Global CEO Survey is based on 81 interviews conducted with healthcare CEOs in 28 countries between Sept. 9, 2013 and Dec. 6, 2013.
The survey found that 95% of healthcare CEOs are investigating different ways to use big data, 93% plan to change their technology investments and 89% plan to improve innovation. Although 86% of surveyed healthcare CEOs said that social media, the digital economy, mobile devices and big data management are key trends affecting their organization, only about one-third had begun implementing or had completed such technology changes.
http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/leadership-management/5-important-findings-on-healthcare-ceos-plans-for-transformation.html
http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/ceo-survey/2014/assets/pwc-17th-annual-global-ceo-survey-healthcare-key-findings.pdf (PDF)
SunSprite Hopes to Help You Get Enough Sun
Researchers have been using light monitors for decades to study everything from how the body adapts to changing sleep schedules to what effect light has on our mood, sleep, and overall health. SunSprite, a new device that is scheduled to come out in a few months thanks to Indiegogo crowdsource funding, is designed to monitor and record your daily exposure to light. It clips on to your shirt, purse, or dress, and uses a solar panel to measure brightness. The same panel generates the electric power needed to run the SunSprite, so you won't ever have to charge any batteries.
http://www.medgadget.com/2014/03/sunsprite-hopes-to-help-you-get-enough-sun.html
Care Connect Wristworn System Aims to Help Elderly Stay Safe at Home
Older folks prefer to live at home, but the risks associated with possible loss of consciousness, falls, and other unexpected situations leads people to live with family or in special facilities. A new product scheduled to be released later this year aims to let the elderly stay home, while having a sort of guardian angel watching over them. The Care Predict system includes the Tempo, a watch-like device that monitors the movement, posture, and, with the help of wall mounted wireless hubs, the location of the wearer around the house. In case of falls, or detection of the wearer lying down in a room without a bed, the system can be setup to contact a pre-set list of people.
http://www.medgadget.com/2014/03/care-connect-wristworn-system-aims-to-help-elderly-stay-safe-at-home.html
Somatom Scope, a Budget-Friendly CT, Helps Reduce Operating Costs
Siemens has released a new general purpose CT scanner, the SOMATOM Scope. The tomograph is available as an entry level, low cost of operation device, or as a more capable version, the Somatom Scope Power. The scanner takes only eight square meters (86 sq feet) of floor space, significantly reduces its energy usage over previous models, and doesn't run as hot to save on facility cooling costs.
http://www.medgadget.com/2014/03/somatom-scope.html
Experts Tout Taiwan-Canada Healthcare Partnership
Canada and Taiwan should deepen their partnership in developing electronic healthcare systems to provide better services in both countries, said Joseph Cafazzo, the lead researcher at the Centre for Global eHealth Innovation at Toronto's University Health Network. He said Canada and Taiwan share the same values in healthcare research, including the principle of offering high-quality healthcare services to patients. According to Mr. Cafazzo, Taiwan is a powerhouse in information and communications technology, and understands manufacturing and scaling products, which complements the life science research in which Canada has expertise.
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2014/03/06/2003585010
US and UK Take Forward Health IT MoU
The US and UK are working together on harmonizing quality indicators, releasing and using health data, the Blue Button initiative and the interoperability of electronic patient record systems. Chief technology officer at the US Department of Health and Human Services, Bryan Sivak, spoke at the Health and Innovation Expo in Manchester and detailed the projects on which the two countries are collaborating. NHS England and the Health and Social Care Information Centre signed a healthcare IT memorandum of understanding with the US Department for Health and Social Services in late January. The MoU has four work streams and the first is the sharing of quality indicators. The first two quality indicators being worked on are for depression symptoms and knee and hip operations.
http://www.ehi.co.uk/news/EHI/9270/us-and-uk-take-forward-health-it-mou
Australia: Calls for National Telehealth Strategy
A collaboration of health industry stakeholders released a white paper in Canberra last week to promote the adoption of telehealth nationally. The group (One in Four Lives) concluded that telehealth could save $4 billion a year in avoidable hospital presentations related to chronic conditions. The group's name reflects the fact that almost six million, which equates to one in four, Australians are affected by chronic health conditions – and this accounted for 60% of all hospital bed days and an estimated $17 billion annually in public health costs.
http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/calls-national-telehealth-strategy
UK: North Staffs Plans Skype Consultations
University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHS Trust plans to use Skype for video consultations in its outpatient department. The trust hopes that offering online video appointments will make it easier for patients with busy working hours. North Staffordshire's chief executive said that the future of outpatient consultations needs to "radically change using new forms of technology". According to the Telegraph, managers at the trust claim it could reduce outpatient appointments by up to 35% and the proposals also include treating patients via email consultations.
http://www.ehi.co.uk/news/EHI/9281/north-staffs-plans-skype-consultations
Seven Health Care Organizations LEADing the Way
Canada Health Infoway in partnership with Accreditation Canada, announces seven LEADing Practice award recipients for their leadership in the advanced use of technology in clinical practice. The award is part of Infoway's pan-Canadian Knowing is Better clinician education campaign developed to generate awareness of the benefits of digital health in Canada. A LEADing Practice exemplifies one or more of the five benefit areas of digital health and represents best practice characteristics for use in clinical practice: Learning from others; Exemplifying benefits; Accelerating adoption; and Delivering results. The seven LEADing Practice award recipients are as follows: Drs. Lamb, Mielke & Teal, Hamilton, ON; QEII Health Sciences Centre, Halifax, NS; Public Health Ontario, Toronto, ON; ACCESS River East, Winnipeg, MB; Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto, ON, Health Sciences North, Ambulatory Care Clinics, Sudbury, ON and Central Hastings Family Health Team, Madoc, ON.
https://www.infoway-inforoute.ca/index.php/news-media/2014-news-releases/seven-health-care-organizations-leading-the-way
Social Media Challenge Invites Public Health to Go Viral
Go viral to promote health! That is what public health organizations are being encouraged to do in the Canada Health Infoway ImagineNation Public Health Social Media Challenge. The teams with the most infectious social media campaigns will share in more than $70,000 in awards and incentives. Running from February 26, 2014 through September 30, 2014, the Public Health Social Media Challenge, the latest initiative in the ImagineNation Challenges series, is designed to support public health organizations in a quest to harness the power of social media. Participating teams will have the opportunity to learn from their colleagues and share their experiences. The Challenge is open to organizations that deliver public health services in Canada.
https://www.infoway-inforoute.ca/index.php/news-media/2014-news-releases/social-media-challenge-invites-public-health-to-go-viral
Data Attacks on Healthcare Flying High
In the realm of privacy and security, heeding snooping employees and encrypting portable devices isn't enough in healthcare these days. Criminal attacks on hospitals are on a huge upward trend, with a whopping 100% reported increase just from four years ago. That's according to a new Ponemon Institute study.
http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/data-attacks-healthcare-flying-high

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The Frame and Murder on the 13th Green, the Peter English, PI Mystery Series is available as e-books and paperback. Audio books to follow. The Main Street Murders, the 3rd novel, will be out later this year.
 Murder on the 13th Green , the newest Peter English, PI Mystery novel was released Sunday, 1/28/18, on Amazon as e-book and paperback.
re-released the same day with a new cover and a few surprises inside.
Both books are set in Memphis, TN, during the post WWII 1940s. If you like old, black & white film noir crime movies of the 1930s, '40s and '50s, you will enjoy these novels.
Murder, mayhem, action, humor, a little romance and fast moving dialogue, mixed with some history and local color of the 1940s. I enjoyed the research almost as much as I did writing these books.
Go ahead fact check me. I dare you.
The Main Street Murders, third in the series, will be released later this year.


Dasho Kunzang Wangdi is concurrently serving as the Chairperson the Board of Trustees of the Ability Bhutan Society since its establishment in 2012. He is a Member of the Royal Research & Advisory Council, His Majesty's Secretariat since October 2015. In the past, he worked as the first Chief Election Commissioner of Bhutan under Royal Decree of the Fourth King His Majesty Jigme Singye Wangchuck in 2005 with the primary responsibility to establish the first Election Commission in the Kingdom of Bhutan and to conduct the First ever Parliamentary Elections which heralded the transformation of the Kingdom to a Democratic Constitutional Monarchy in the year 2008. He served another term as the CEC upon introduction of the Democracy and successfully conducted the Fist Local Government Elections 2011and the Second National Parliamentary Elections 2013. During the initial years as Chief in ECB, Dasho spearheaded the drafting of three key electoral bills besides numerous rules and regulations, guidelines, handbooks, etc. and successfully completed his tenure in July 2015.
He served as Auditor General for the Royal Audit Authority during the period 2000-2006 which time he undertook many innovations that built the general public's understanding of audit as a vital part of a vibrant and responsible polity and the RAA as institution of integrity. He was one of the key officials involved in the establishment of the Royal Civil Service Commission and the Royal Institute of Management that guided the growth of professional and merit-based civil service.
Dasho Kunzang Wangdi completed his undergraduate studies in English literature at St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi, India in 1977 and Masters in Public Administration (MPA) at the Institute of Public Administration, Pennsylvania State University, United States of America in 1980 where the focus of his studies was on setting up the merit-based personnel administration system in Bhutan.
He was conferred the title of Dasho and awarded Red Scarf as rank of Nyikelm on 19th of June 2001 by His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. Dasho Kunzang Wangdi is recipient of Druk Thuksey Medal on 17th of December 2008 (Centenary Celebration) from His Majesty the King as well as Coronation Medal on 6th of November 2008 aside from receiving Life Time Royal Civil Service Award in 2015.
Dr Mahrukh Getshen is currently the vice-chairperson of ABS since December 2015. She has represented the parents of special children on the previous Board of Trustees of ABS.She has done specialization in blood transfusion medicine and blood banking and has a Masters degree in Public Health. She heads the National Blood Bank at JDW, National Referral Hospital Thimphu since 2003.
A parent of an autistic daughter, she has been fully involved in the formation of the parent support group and one of the founders of the ABS. She has contributed her services, time and tireless efforts towards the establishment of the ABS center and development of the strategic plan of the organization.
She is a core member of the Women in Leadership Network representing Bhutan with other Australia Awards Alumni women from South West Asian countries. One of the areas of work of this network is women education, empowerment and to advocate for the rights of individuals with special needs.
Mr. Pema Tshering is the Managing Director of T-Bank, since March 2016. He has received Masters Degree in International Affairs (Economic Policy Management) from Columbia University, New York, USA and a bachelors' degree in Commerce from Sherubtse College, Kangulaung, under Delhi University, India. Have professional career span and work experiences of 27 years in Bhutan's financial and banking systems starting from the year 1990.
Pior to my appointment with T-Bank, worked as the then Managing Director of BDB, Executive Director of Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan (BICB) and also as the CEO of RICBL Securities .Further, as the then Managing Director of Bhutan Development Bank, I was appointed as a member on the ADFIAP board of Director (Association of Development Financing institutions in Asia-Pacific) since 2012, and became Vice-Chairman in 2013 and Chairman from May 2015 to February 2016. He has been treasurer since January 2016 and has been actively guiding ABS in its financial matters.
"Mrs. Chhimmy Pem is the Director of the Tourism Council of Bhutan. She completed her Bachelors (Hons) from the University of Delhi in India and earned her Master's from the University of Sussex in England. Prior to being appointed as the Director of the Tourism Council of Bhutan she was the Head of Marketing and Promotion Division, TCB and the Sr. Planning Officer, MoE. She has been a board member of ABS since 2016″.
"Dr. Kinzang P. Tshering is the President of Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan. Dr. Kinzang did his Masters in Pediatrics from University of Bologna, Italy; Fellowship in neonatology from Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, Bangkok and earned his Bachelor's of Medicine and Surgery from AFMC, University of Pune in India.
He was also the First Neonatologist of Bhutan and he has been practicing pediatrician for more than 15 years before his assignment as the president of the first medical university in Bhutan. He has been with ABS since its incorporation in 2012″ .
"Mr. Chencho is the Head of Government Performance Division, Office of the Prime Minister. He received his Masters of Applied Science in Information Systems in Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in Australia and earned his Bachelor of Computer Applications from Sherubtse College and Delhi University. He was also the Sr. Planning and Monitoring Officer for Gross National Happiness Commission and the Systems Manager for GNH Commission. He has been with ABS since 2016".
Aum Deki Yangzom is the sole proprietor of Lhathing Enterprise, Thimphu. She completed her High School from Mount Hermon School in Darjeeling after which she has done several courses in Business Management in Queens, New York. Aum Deki has been running her own company for last sixteen years. She has been very active supporter of ABS since its incorporation and has been actively involved in fundraising activities and programs of ABS. She has been board member since January 2016.
Ms. Beda Giri is one of the founding members of the Ability Bhutan Society. She initiated an informal support group in the year 2007 where parents of children with special needs used to meet informally to discuss their challenges and success stories. During that period the concept of Ability Bhutan Society initially originated. She also had a daughter with Retts Syndrome who passed away two months after Ability Bhutan Society was officially inaugurated. Ms. Beda is very passionate mother who tries to bring positive changes in the life of children with special needs and has 25 years of working experiences with children with special needs and their families. Ms. Beda Giri is members of various association outside Bhutan and has been activity participating in Asia Region towards bringing disability forefront. At the National level she is task force members for formation of National Disability Policy, UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, member of Bhutan Country Coordination Mechanism (CCM) and also serves as a co-chair of National Action Coordination Group (NACG) for eliminating violence against Children.
Ms. Saldon L. Norbu works in the Queen's Project Office, His Majesty's Secretariat. She received a Bachelors Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Rangsit University, Thailand and completed High School from Kodaikanal International School in India. She joined His Majesty's Secretariat in 2009 and has volunteered with ABS since 2012. She has been a board member of ABS since 2016.


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Joani Blank (July 4, 1937 – August 6, 2016) was an American sex educator, entrepreneur, author, videographer, cohousing enthusiast, philanthropist, and inventor in the field of sexuality. She used publishing, her sex store, and other endeavors to promote sex-positive feminism. Her papers are part of the Human Sexuality Collection at Cornell University Library.

Career
Blank founded Down There Press, a publisher of sex-related books, in 1975. In 1977, she opened Good Vibrations, the second feminist sex toy business in the United States (the first having been Eve's Garden in New York City, which was founded by Dell Williams in 1974). The idea to create Good Vibrations stemmed from her work with sex therapist Lonnie Barbach, in which the pair worked with women who had difficulty reaching orgasm. Prior to her opening Good Vibrations, she was hired at the University of California, San Francisco to screen candidates who had difficulties achieving orgasm. This study influenced her business model for Good Vibrations. Lynn Comella wrote that Blank turned "her small vibrator shop into a sexual resource center for anyone who might wander in. She felt that talking about sex should be as casual as talking about the weather; she also believed that sexual information was a birthright and that no one should be made to feel ashamed or embarrassed for wanting more pleasure in their life."

Blank collaborated with photographer Honey Lee Cottrell on I Am My Lover, and Down There Press published it in 1978. In this book, she paired Cottrell's photographs of individual women with the subject's written reflections on masturbation and on learning to give themselves pleasure. It joined Our Bodies, Ourselves (1971) and Betty Dodson's Liberating Masturbation: A Meditation on Self Love (1974) as second wave feminist books aiming to educate women about their bodies and empower them to have a positive sexual life.

Blank was one of the first volunteers at San Francisco Sex Information and has served on the board of directors of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. She is also known for her inventions of the Butterfly vibrator and Titattoos (now Intimate Art Tattoos).

Personal life
Blank had one daughter, Amika, and three grandchildren. Blank lived in cohousing from 1992 until her death and served on the board of the Cohousing Association of the United States. She spent many years in Doyle Street Cohousing in Emeryville, California and co-founded her final home community, Swan's Market Cohousing in Oakland, California. Blank volunteered her time to social justice issues such as prison reform and economic equality. She held a master's degree in public health education, and remained active in the field of sexuality.

Blank died of pancreatic cancer on August 6, 2016, less than two months after its diagnosis.

Books
 Contributing author, That Takes Ovaries!: Bold Females and Their Brazen Acts, Three Rivers Press, 2002
Editor, Still Doing It: Men and Women Over Sixty Write About Their Sexuality, Down There Press, 2000
 Co-author (with Ann Whidden), Good Vibrations: The New Complete Guide to Vibrators, Down There Press, 2000 (see also 1976, below)
 Editor, I Am My Lover: Women Pleasure Themselves, Down There Press, 1997
 Editor, First Person Sexual: Women and Men Write About Self-Pleasuring, Down There Press, 1996
 Editor, Femalia, Down There Press, 1993
 A Kid's First Book About Sex, Down There Press, 1993
 I Am My Lover, Down There Press, 1978.
 The Playbook for Kids About Sex, Down There Press, 1978
 The Playbook for Men About Sex, Down There Press, 1976
 Good Vibrations: Being a Treatise on the Use of Machines in the Indolent Indulgence of Erotic Pleasure-Seeking Together with Important Hints on the Acquisition, Care, and Utilization of Said Machines and Much More about the Art and Science of Buzzing Off, Down There Press, 1976
 The Playbook for Women About Sex, Down There Press, 1975

Films
 Orgasm: Faces of Ecstasy, Blank Tapes and Libido Films, 2004 (with Jack Hafferkamp and Marianna Beck).
 Carol Queen's Great Vibrations: An Explicit Guide to Vibrators, Blank Tapes, ~1997.

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External links

 2003 San Francisco Chronicle profile
 Cohousing Association of the United States

1937 births
2016 deaths
American inventors
Women inventors
American relationships and sexuality writers
Oberlin College alumni
Writers from Oakland, California
American sex educators
Businesspeople from the San Francisco Bay Area
Place of birth missing
American feminist writers
People from Emeryville, California
American women non-fiction writers
21st-century American women

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Technology news usually goes one of two ways. Either there is a cool new update or gadget that you just have to get your hands on, or there is (sadly) news of a flaw with the current device you already own. Unfortunately, the latest news is more concerned with the latter. Recently, cybersecurity researchers discovered two major security flaws that are likely to affect large numbers of devices. So, it's crucial that you learn how to prevent "Meltdown" and "Spectre" from hacking your Apple device.
I know, this is not the fun type of tech news, but it is good to know so that you can get a handle on it before hackers do. According to a statement on Apple's website, the potential Meltdown and Spectre security flaws "apply to all modern processors and affect nearly all computing devices and operating systems." What that essentially means is that the computer, iPad, or iPhone that you use everyday is affected.
While it sounds scary given the reach of the security flaws, there are a couple of simple fixes that will protect your devices. Apple has already taken the actions necessary to provide the current solutions.
The first thing you want to do is to make sure that all of your devices are updated with the latest available updates from Apple.
You might be wondering what the Meltdown and Sepctre bugs do when they're utilized to gain access to your personal information. It turns out that they are more than just security flaws with James Bond-esque names. They are bugs that take advantage of "speculative execution," which is used in modern processors to help speed up devices. Meltdown has the most potential to be exploited, according to Apple, while Spectre is more difficult to exploit.
Again, Apple has released operating system updates for iPhones, iPads, Mac computers, and Apple TV to protect devices from Meltdown bug hacks. However, Apple Watch is not affected by the Meltdown security flaw.
Once your operating system is up-to-date, you'll want to make sure that all of your apps are also updated. Furthermore, you can help reduce the risk of hackers gaining access to your information by only purchasing apps from trusted sources, like Apple's App Store, since the security risk is most likely to come from a "malicious app."
Apple is continuing to research fixes for the Meltdown and Spectre bugs that could be released in later updates, but as long as you update everything as it comes out, your beloved (and let's face it, expensive!) Apple devices should be well-protected — phew!
While the updates will protect your brand-new iPhone X, they might also slow it down a bit. CNN Tech reports that many people will notice the slowdown in their devices since the fix requires a "fundamental change" in the way that modern processors currently operate. While a slightly slower smartphone is definitely a bummer, keeping it updated is the best way to prevent these security flaws from being exploited.
CNN Tech also reports that most people can rest easy knowing that the effort to mount these kind of cyberattacks is quite large, so the average person is probably not a target. But they also warn that since a permanent fix will take time, there is time for hackers to find a way in. Sorry, I hate to throw the good news-bad news at you.
The bottom line is that the Meltdown and Spectre security flaws exist, but there are updates available that will prevent them from being a problem. As long as you stay alert to future news and updates regarding the protection of your devices, then you should feel safe using your devices as you normally would — aka making all the Snap Stories.


Along with First Baptist Church of Leland, we hold to The Baptist Faith and Message as our statement of doctrinal beliefs.
God, it is truth without any mixture of error. It is the source of truth for Christian beliefs and living.
co-equal and are one God.
ascended to Heaven's glory and will physically return again to earth to reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
guidance in doing what is right. The Christian seeks to live under His control daily.
grace and power of God, not by the self-effort of the Christian. It is the grace and keeping power of God that gives this security.


This is a modified version of sd2xc.pl found online. I started using version numbers, as I've found multiple versions floating around online, and it appears all are no longer maintained. I removed the older versions of this script because they delete the temp directory, yet allow you to set it. This sets up baaaaad situations.
* Can convert cursors to mirrored and left-handed versions (there is a slight difference).
* All other bugs are actually features!
* It will install to your ~/.icons folder if you use --install option.
* Send to grandma. She will love it!
* You can still send to grandma if so desired.
Added --shadow-color option, but the shadows seem to be displayed by X as darker than they really are. Suggestions appreciated.
Fixed a problem with inputting the unzip utility.
Removed option for user to set temp directory. Too dangerous as files in it can be deleted. Imagine if you set your temp dir to "/home/yourname/"
Fixed a really obvious bug that I should have caught during testing. I sure hope there aren't more! ;) Sorry bout dat!
Spaces are now specifically disallowed (for the moment) in filenames and paths because they are not accounted for in the code.
Now accepts a *.curxptheme file as input! No more PITA unzipping! Just add the theme location to the end of the command.
The X11 theme .tar.gz file will be placed in the current directory if you use this method.
The old method of running inside a directory still works too.
resize and subsequent sharpening techniques that I found to work well visually.
Fixed an issue with shadow blur being chopped off in certain specific cases.
Huge speed increase by removing some redundant processing.
Dramatically reduced disk usage and processing time of cursors to ~1/2 by using symlinks for duplicates.
Fixed the verbose option -v and added --verbose. Also clarified its output.
Made extra allowances for [description] values that do not follow ini specs.
Now saves [description] values into index.theme "Comments" section.
Removed single image input and output capabilities - let me know if that bothers you.
Automatically creates a .tar.gz file of X11 cursors.
Added support for Stardock "_Scripts" ini option which allows frames to be shown in any order, at the expense of disk space / memory.
Everytime I try to execute either command to convert the icon file I get an error message stating: sd2xc-.pl: command not found.
...thanks for thinking of the lefties!
have no idea what am doing wrong..
please tell me how to solve that..
Could anyone please help me to convert UISTA.CurXPTheme?
Did everything what could but no luck..
Would be very gratefull for help !!!
Can't locate Image/Magick.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.8 /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.8 /usr/share/perl/5.8 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at ./sd2xc-2.3.pl line 124.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at ./sd2xc-2.3.pl line 124.
-	print FH "1 ".
+	print FH "32 ".
This patch simply changes the nominal size of cursor from 1 to 32.
could you please explain how to use your patch?will it shrink cursor which are 64x64 ??
I run it under opensuse 11.0 (gnome 2.22.0), it seems to work, and install the converted theme into my .icon folder, but system doesn't recognize them. I use standard "./sd2xc-2.3.pl --install AntiqueGold.CurXPTheme" command. There are one index.theme file and one cursors folder in the AntiqueGold folder, however there are many 0 k symlinks. The same result with Archlinux (gnome 2.22.3) any suggestion? Thanks.
Remove line "Inherits=core" (or any Inherits=*** line) from index.theme file and it should work. That line should be in another file named cursor.theme but it isn't actually needed for theme to work.
I dualboot with Vista and curosrsxp works fine there..
But in Linux i had missed my favorite curosrs theme..
This litle script was sent from heaven.
Many many thanks and huged hug from me.
i've been trying to convert one CursorXP theme for about a year now and i've never managed to get it working perfectly; i've had it completely not convert at all, convert most of the cursor animations apart from one or 2 bits, and, right now, with this latest update of your script, the theme is converted and everything works, but the parts of the screen wherever the cursor is, is totally corrupt! i've never seen that before!
is there any chance someone can convert it? thanks.
1, extracted the CursorXP theme to an empty directory i made.
i've converted lots of CursorXP themes in the past and this is the only theme that never works, no matter which method i use!
Without looking at the theme yet, my guess is that there is something non-standard in the theme. CursorXP authors don't seem to follow specs in many regards. :) I'll see if I can figure it out when I crack open this script again, hopefully within a week or two.
The last 2.2.1 version has some bug that prevent's it from creating normal themes. I'm using the old way e.g.
inside the directory of unzipped CurXP theme. It creates some strange theme, that has only "Wait" animation in the preview in KDE. And it would be more correct to put in the description not "created with sd2xc", but ADD "Converted with sd2xc" to the description text of the CursorXP theme.
Can you send me the theme you are trying to convert, and the command you are using that produces the problem?
This script is great, and the new modification for .curxptheme stuff rocks. However, I have a problem. I am on Linux Mint Daryna KDE CE at the moment. Note that this error occurs with every .curxptheme (with a different path/name of course) I've tried, and I consequently get an empty tar file on my desktop.
However, if i use the --install option, it installs and works perfectly, just the file on the desktop is empty and of course wouldn't work if i sent it to someone as it doesn't seem to be able to copy from the temporary directory; perhaps the '//' is the culprit?
Also, when it's installed, the name of the cursor is the full path to the original cursor, which is kind of annoying. However, another version of this same script I have does not have that problem, np-sd2xc.pl. I can send it to you if that would be helpful.
It would be great if these small problems could be addressed.
Well, whatever is happening with you is not *supposed* to happen. ;) What is the command you issued that caused this output?
Ha, it seems I found the problem.
I neglected to cd to the directory containing the .CurXPTheme. I didn't know you had to be in the same folder for the one that is generated to work. What's strange is, I -don't- have to be in the same directory for the script to work if i choose --install. At least, if I only want to install it. The local copy still fails.
sd2xc-2.2.pl '/home/fox/Desktop/Zero/Blue_Persona.CurXPTheme' results in the aforementioned errors.
Adding --install to either makes the installed version work fine, but the local folder copy it attempts to create fails if I'm not in the CurXPTheme directory.
Yeah, that makes sense. I tested it with using another path and a relative path, but it worked for a reason I won't get into. Now, with 2.2.1, it should work with a relative path or absolute path to the .curxptheme file. Definitely let me know if you still have problems.
thnx body, I luv U 4 that. really.
wish luck in the year two ou ou eight.


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Leave a Comment / April 7th, 2016 / Ricky Berg
New Nintendo job description mentions "movies"
A description for a new job opening for an IP Art Asset Specialist at Nintendo has been posted on the company's official site, and we find one section in particular a bit curious.
Evaluate artwork submissions to ensure the usage and design of Nintendo characters and/or other IP used within the overall design are in compliance with the Nintendo Style Guidelines. The artwork may be stand-alone items or Nintendo characters or IP incorporated into merchandise, including toys, figures and clothing; promotional materials for events including objects and full-body suits; and character proposals and artwork for use in movies and external websites.
The mention of movies in particular is very interesting in the face of Nintendo's strides in branching into ventures outside of console and handheld gaming. With the success of Miitomo's launch and the ongoing interest in Pokémon GO, its mobile expansions have been promising. Likewise, the development of a theme park area themed to the company's properties coming to Universal Studios in Japan stands as another mark of this need for guaranteed, internal security of Nintendo's characters. The mention of full-body suits could relate to the former, though mascot costumes of the likes of Mario and Pikachu already exist as common sights at the likes of E3 and other events.
On the subject of movies, it bears mentioning that Nintendo has had films released in the past. From full features, such as the Animal Crossing and Pokémon animated movies, to briefer, CG shorts like the Pikmin vignettes on the 3DS. Such a mention to movies in the description could be as simple as covering a base for potential uses or for projects in line with the above mentioned and nothing more. The idea of Nintendo characters cameoing in other projects is an open possibility, as the Disney feature Wreck-It Ralph showed. With a sequel confirmed and the film's crew making it known they'd like to see Mario make an appearance, the nature and need of such a position isn't unheard of.
On the more speculative side, this could lead to developments of live action or greater scale projects developed either wholly by Nintendo or in partnership with feature film studios. While there hasn't been a live action effort since the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie, notable for deviating wildly from the source material, this could be the first hint at a more faithful adaptation in the works. Fans have clamored for some sort of live action Zelda content, including (admittedly debunked) rumors of a Netflix series based on the property. While there is no greater substance to what could be in the works, the potential for such based on this job description is definitely exciting.
Pikachu costume photo source.
Written by Ricky Berg
When he isn't writing for Nintendo Wire, Ricky's anticipating the next Kirby, Fire Emblem, or if the stars ever align, Mother 3 to be released. Till then he'll have the warm comfort of Super Smash Bros. to keep him going.


Due to the astonishingly rapid expansion of e-Commerce around the world, the digital marketplace is becoming flooded with modern, cheap and advanced shopping carts. Various platforms are constantly trying to excel one another by expanding feature range, adding extra customization opportunities, providing intuitive dashboards and reinforcing their market positions with tons of advertising campaigns. Thus, picking the best suitable solution has become challenging even for seasoned merchants. Needless to say how much of a burden it presents for the puzzled newbie ones. Therefore, plenty of inexperienced shop owners often fail to choose the ideal platform on the first try, making an accurate data migration their best option for further improvement.
When it comes to re-platforming, an increasing number of knowledgeable merchants tend to select highly flexible solutions, and the free, open-source - OpenCart is, currently, among the definite market favourites. So, today we've decided to describe the main features that attract shop owners in this particular shopping platform, and answer the question - why so many of them decide to migrate to OpenCart.
Providing comprehensive functionality, OpenCart stands out from its open-source competitors with distinctive management simplicity. The platform's admin dashboard has a sophisticated and intuitive interface that isn't heavily overloaded with tons of confusing buttons like, for example, Magento. All that merchants have to do is to install the cart, select an appealing design template and add the products to start trading online.
OpenCart rightfully belongs to the current shopping cart elite - it provides a truly high grade set of features, whilst requiring much less server resources than other open-source shopping carts. Using this platform merchants can benefit from effective localization options, multi-store, advanced reporting instruments and other advantageous tools. Given that the solution is free and takes minutes to set-up, such broad and easily-manageable functionality seems like a dream for both starting and experienced online shop owners.
OpenCart has recently implemented the Bootstrap CSS framework, so now its front-end provides responsive menus that break down into convenient drop-down tabs, fit all the gadget screens and make shopping even more convenient for customers. The platform's back-end is worth mentioning too. Elegantly combining its traditional blue, grey and white colours, OpenCart's admin dashboard is pleasant to look at. After logging in to shop's admin panel store owners will face a stylish, much similar to WordPress, pop-up menu that has all the necessary sections right on the top of it. Besides that, the platform's handy Notice feature will always notify you about the important events and, thus, help you administer your store in the most effective way.
In a world where dozens of e-shops are created while you're reading this article, uniqueness because all the more important. And, being a powerful e-Commerce solution, OpenCart presents merchants with an opportunity to customize and add an original, personal touch to every online retailer. Also, since developers can easily manage the code and create all sorts of tools and extensions for it, the platform possesses a large community with a substantial number of add-ons available. In order to make extension management simple, OpenCart has launched special web tool, that permits merchants to upload, install and configure additional plugins within a few minutes.
Trying its best to satisfy customers with different levels of technical expertise, OpenCart provides staggering functional opportunities along with a distinctive management simplicity. And based on a convincing number of devoted users around the world, platform's approach is quite effective.
At Cart2Cart, we face a lot of advanced functionality-seeking merchants that consider OpenCart to be their best choice, and help them transfer data onto this worthy solution accurately, with little effort. So, if you're interested in equipping your store with all the uplisted features at once, our service will gladly help.
Rostyslav Demush is a marketing manager at Cart2Cart, the automated shopping cart migration service, which appears to be an exclusive solution for online businessmen, who are willing to change their platforms with no difficulties and stress.


Following his doctor's instructions, engaging simpleton Charlie Gordon tells his own story in semi-literate progris riports. He dimly wants to better himself, but with an IQ of 68 can't even beat the laboratory mouse Algernon at maze-solving. Then, an operation turns him into a genius and introduces him to heartache.


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Kapil Dev Would Fetch Rs 25 Crore In IPL Auction: Sunil Gavaskar
December 19, 2018 December 25, 2018 Activitourist
Little Master Sunil Gavaskar heaped praise on India's greatest all-rounder Kapil Dev, saying that had he featured in the Indian Premier League (IPL), then he would have garnered the highest bids and fetched Rs 25 crore in the auctions. Both Indian legends were present at a TV program organized. On being asked by the anchor, Gavaskar described Kapil Dev as the greatest all-rounder India has ever produced taking into consideration his abilities with both bat as well as ball.
On being reminded of that swashbuckling innings by Kapil at Turnbridge Wells that led India to an unlikely 31 runs win against Zimbabwe beyond anyone's expectations, Gavaskar said, "I believe this is the best-ever innings I have ever witnessed in one-day cricket. Neither during my playing days nor as a commentator have, I seen this kind of knock.
"The precarious situation (with India reeling at 17/5) we were alongside the cold hostile weather with the ball doing a lot of talking. At one point of time it seemed we will be bundled out around 60-70 runs," Gavaskar said during the show on Aaj Tak.
Gavaskar went on to appreciate Kapil's innings saying, "Kapil forged valuable partnerships with Syed Kirmani and Roger Binny. And the most appreciating stuff about that innings is that until Kapil reached 70s-80s he hardly slashed any lofted drives. But thereafter, the sixes that he hit were awesome".
The anchor then asked Gavaskar had Kapil Dev been playing IPL today, then would he rate him as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) or had he auctioned as the costliest purchase?
To this Gavaskar replied, "He would have been the costliest player and purchased for 25 crores leave apart 7-8 crores that we talk about today."
Meanwhile Kapil Dev jovially replied, "I used to give Sunny 10-15 crores from behind", and the audience burst into laughter.
India's captain Kapil Dev came into bat at number 6 during the 1983 Prudential World Cup match with Zimbabwe and scored a match-winning knock of unbeaten 175 runs off just 138 balls that included 16 fours and 6 sixes with a strike rate of 126.81.
India eventually went on to lift the Prudential World Cup defeating defending champions West Indies at Lord's in the final.
Kapil Dev's 175 is counted among the all-time classics in the annals of one-day cricket.
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Fred Williams ('38, JD '40) took the long road to Wake Forest.
Fred Williams Sr. ('38, JD '40) with his son, Fred ('67, JD '69), and daughter-in-law Susan ('67).
I doubt there's any alumnus who can top Fred Williams Sr.'s story on how he came to Wake Forest. Williams ('38, JD '40) celebrated his 76th reunion at Homecoming this year. Let that sink in for a moment: it's been 76 years since he graduated from Wake Forest College. And he's a spry 99 years old.
It was 81 years ago this month that Williams arrived on the Old Campus. It was a long road from his boyhood home in Trion, Georgia: 510 miles, he tells me on a sunny afternoon Homecoming weekend. It's a good eight-hour car ride today. Back in his day, it took him two full days: He hitchhiked. The entire way.
Williams' cousin, Jake Howell ('32), had convinced him that Wake Forest was the place he should go to college. He didn't waste any time applying. On a Saturday morning in early September 1933, he headed out to Highway 27 and stuck out his thumb.
"My dad spent $12 for a steamer trunk, and I put everything that I had in there and shipped it Railroad Express to Wake Forest, North Carolina. I had never been there, didn't know anything about it" other than what his cousin had told him, Williams said.
Two days later, he was standing in front of Hardwick's Drug Store on White Street in the town of Wake Forest with $70 in his pocket. He found a place to live on the second floor of Wilkerson's grocery store ($32.50 for the semester) and headed over to campus for orientation.
Earnshaw's faith in the young hitchhiker from Georgia was well-placed. Williams went on to graduate from law school and have a highly successful career as a lawyer and commercial real estate developer in Greensboro, North Carolina. And he's given back to the school that gave him a chance so long ago, endowing a scholarship and a distinguished faculty chair in the law school.


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Read by Brian Cox, Heathcote Williams, Dermot Kerrigan, Siri O'Neal, Michael Gould, Polly Hayes, Daniel Philpott, Matthew Warburton, Elaine Claxton, Peter Yapp, Benjamin Soames, Anna Britten, Laura Paton & Neville Jason
For a century Bram Stoker's Dracula has reigned supreme as the undisputed masterpiece of horror writing. We have all grown up under the shadow of the elegant Count, at once an attractive, brutal and erotic creature of the night. In 1897 Bram Stoker wrote a story expressing the most persistent nightmare of the human condition. Take this opportunity to dream again…
Produced by: Nicolas Soames
Abridged by: Heather Godwin
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
The Moonlit Road
Brian Cox is one of Britain's leading actors and directors, having won two Olivier Awards for his roles with the RSC and Royal National Theatre. His TV and film work is equally varied, and includes Rob Roy, Braveheart, The Long Kiss Goodnight and Hidden Agenda. He is now increasingly active as a director. He also reads Conrad's Youth and Heart of Darkness for Naxos AudioBooks.
Titles read by Brian Cox
Brief Lives (abridged)
Dracula (abridged)
Frankenstein, Dracula (abridged)
Youth & Heart of Darkness (abridged)
Heathcote Williams
Heathcote Williams, poet, playwright and actor, has made a significant contribution to many fields. He is best known for his extended poems on environmental subjects: Whale Nation, Falling for a Dolphin,Sacred Elephant and Autogeddon. His plays have also won acclaim, notably AC/DC produced at London's Royal Court, and Hancock's Last Half Hour. As an actor he has been equally versatile – taking memorable roles in Orlando, Wish You Were Here, and Derek Jarman's The Tempest, in which he played Prospero.
Titles read by Heathcote Williams
The Divine Comedy (unabridged)
The Inferno (unabridged)
The Middle Way (unabridged)
Paradise (unabridged)
Purgatory (unabridged)
The Revelation of St John the Divine (unabridged)
Sacred Elephant (unabridged)
Whale Nation (unabridged)
Dermot Kerrigan
Dermot Kerrigan trained at LAMDA and has since appeared in much Shakespearean theatre including Richard II at the Royal Exchange, Manchester and Romeo and Juliet with the RSC. He has also appeared in modern plays at The Royal Court and toured extensively with Shared Experience. He also reads Classic Chilling Tales, The Turn of the Screw and The New Testament for Naxos AudioBooks.
Titles read by Dermot Kerrigan
Great Ghost Stories (unabridged)
The Riddle of the Sands (abridged)
Siri O'Neal
Siri O'Neal has appeared on stage across the country in various roles including Jean in The Entertainer, Hilde in The Master Builder and Tess in Tess of the D'Urbervilles. She has been seen on TV in Sharpe's Battle, The Cloning of Joanna May and Masterclass and her film credits include Waterland and The Rachel Papers.
Titles read by Siri O'Neal
Michael Gould
Michael Gould has worked for the RSC in The Phoenician Women, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet and also for the Birmingham Rep, the Manchester Royal Exchange and Salisbury Playhouse. His film credits include Suspicious and Frankenstein.
Titles read by Michael Gould
Polly Hayes
Polly Hayes trained at LAMDA, the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center, Connecticut, USA and York University. She has appeared in regional theatres, and on national tours in a variety of plays. She played Eveline in Ken Campbell's revival of The Warp. She tours and performs a one-woman children's show of Barbar the Elephant. On TV, she has appeared in Big Women, For Amusement Only and in many commercials.
Titles read by Polly Hayes
The Lady of the Camellias (abridged)
Poems of the Orient (selections)
Daniel Philpott
Daniel Philpott trained at LAMDA and, after success in the prestigious Carleton Hobbs Award for Radio Drama, has been prolific in BBC Radio and the Spoken Word industry. His theatre work includes numerous productions on the London fringe. For Naxos AudioBooks he has recorded A Life of Shakespeare, Famous People in History – 2, Dracula, Frankenstein, Pygmalion, and has narrated Our Island Story.
Titles read by Daniel Philpott
The Best Of Our Island Story (abridged)
Life & Works – Antonín Dvořák (unabridged)
Famous People in History – Volume 2 (unabridged)
Young Adult Classics – Frankenstein (abridged)
Frankenstein (abridged)
Frankenstein (unabridged)
Great Speeches & Soliloquies of Shakespeare (selections)
In a Glass Darkly (unabridged)
The Invisible Man (unabridged)
King Richard III (unabridged)
A Life of Shakespeare (abridged)
Our Island Story (complete) (unabridged)
Our Island Story – Volume 1 (unabridged)
Pygmalion (unabridged)
Twelfth Night (unabridged)
Venus & Adonis, The Rape of Lucrece (unabridged)
Matthew Warburton
Matthew Warburton has acted in and directed numerous productions. His theatre credits include the world première of Nick Darke's Koyt and he has directed Dona Rosita the Spinster and The Screaming Skull. His film credits include Black Beauty.
Titles read by Matthew Warburton
Elaine Claxton
Elaine Claxton has worked extensively in the theatre, including London's Royal National Theatre where she appeared in The Children's Hour, The Machine Wreckers, and Richard II. She has twice been a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company, during which time she participated in over 200 broadcasts. She also features in Lady Windermere's Fan for Naxos AudioBooks.
Titles read by Elaine Claxton
Life & Works – Ludwig van Beethoven (unabridged)
Life & Works – Frédéric Chopin (unabridged)
The Life and Works of Beethoven (unabridged)
The Life and Works of Chopin (unabridged)
Life & Works – Franz Liszt (unabridged)
The Tempest (unabridged)
Life & Works – Giuseppe Verdi (unabridged)
Peter Yapp
Peter Yapp has appeared in plays and theatres across Britain and in the West End including Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead at the Piccadilly and The Black Prince at the Aldwych, and spent a year with the BBC Radio Drama Company. His TV credits include House of Elliot, Martin Chuzzlewit, and Poirot.
Titles read by Peter Yapp
Henry V (unabridged)
Macbeth (unabridged)
The Phantom of the Opera (abridged)
Life & Works – Franz Schubert (unabridged)
Benjamin Soames
Benjamin Soames trained at LAMDA. He has appeared in the popular TV series Sharpe and toured worldwide in Measure for Measure with Cheek by Jowl. A former Royal Marine Commando, serving in Kosovo and Iraq, he teaches Hostile Environment Security Training for the EU and is still active as a close protection officer in the UK and abroad. His productions for Naxos AudioBooks include Tales from the Greek Legends, Tales from the Norse Legends, The Tale of Troy, The Adventures of Odysseus, Venus and Adonis, Great Inventors and their Inventions, Great Scientists and their Discoveries and Afghanistan – In a Nutshell.
Titles read by Benjamin Soames
Afghanistan – In a Nutshell (unabridged)
The Christmas Collection (unabridged)
Classic Poems for Boys (unabridged)
Classic Poems for Girls (unabridged)
The Great Poets – Samuel Taylor Coleridge (selections)
Dinosaurs (unabridged)
The Glory of Ancient Greece (unabridged)
Great Adventurers (unabridged)
Great Inventors and their Inventions (unabridged)
Great Men and Women in the History of Medicine (unabridged)
Great Rulers of Ancient Rome (unabridged)
Great Scientists and their Discoveries (unabridged)
Great Victorians (unabridged)
Gulliver's Travels: Retold for younger listeners (abridged)
Kings and Queens of England (unabridged)
A Midsummer Night's Dream (unabridged)
The Moonstone (unabridged)
More Great Inventors and Their Inventions (unabridged)
More Great Scientists and Their Discoveries (unabridged)
Stories from Shakespeare – The Plantagenets (unabridged)
Tales from the Greek Legends (unabridged)
More Tales from the Greek Legends (unabridged)
Tales from the Norse Legends (unabridged)
Anna Britten
Titles read by Anna Britten
Laura Paton
Laura Paton trained at LAMDA where she won the St. Philip's Prize for Poetry and the Michael Warre Award. She has toured the UK extensively in productions as varied as The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Oscar Wilde's Salomé. Among her other recordings for Naxos AudioBooks are Virginia Woolf's Orlando, Dumas' The Lady of the Camellias, and Grimms' Fairy Tales.
Titles read by Laura Paton
Anna Karenina (abridged)
Faro's Daughter (unabridged)
Grimms' Fairy Tales (selections)
Grimms' Fairy Tales – Volume 2 (selections)
A Lover's Gift: From Her to Him (selections)
The Metaphysical Poets (selections)
The Mill on the Floss (unabridged)
Orlando (abridged)
Paradise Lost (abridged)
Neville Jason
Born in 1934, Neville Jason trained at RADA where he was awarded the diction prize by Sir John Gielgud. His first appearance in the theatre was in Peter Brook's production of Titus Andronicus starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh. He was a member of the Old Vic Company, the English Stage Company, the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Birmingham Repertory Company. In addition, Neville appeared in numerous musicals, including Kiss Me Kate and Irma La Douce.
Television appearances included Maigret, Dr Who, Hamlet, Crime and Punishment, Dixon of Dock Green, When the Boat Comes In, Minder, Dempsey and Makepeace, and Windmill Near a Frontier. Amongst his film work was the Bond movie From Russia With Love. He was a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company three times, and was often heard in radio plays, documentaries and arts programmes.
Neville began his association with Naxos AudioBooks in the very early days of the label and was a prolific contributor to its output. Perhaps most notable was his Remembrance of Things Past by his beloved Proust, but his readings extended to the literary classics of Russia (War and Peace; Evgenii Onegin) and England (The Once and Future King and Far from the Madding Crowd). His work for Naxos was recognised on several occasions: as a director, he won Talkie Awards for Great Expectations and Poets of the Great War; and as a reader, he won AudioFile Earphone Awards for The Captive, Time Regained, The Once and Future King and War and Peace (Best Audiobooks of the Year 2007 and 2009).
Nicolas Soames, former Publisher of Naxos AudioBooks, has fond memories of his time working with Neville. 'Over two decades of close association I had nothing but complete admiration for Neville and his craft as a reader. The sheer range of subjects among the 60 recordings he read for Naxos AudioBooks showed his versatility and his impeccable preparation. However, there is no doubt that he will be remembered particularly for his recordings of Proust, where his urbane, measured, insightful performances, sustained over 120 hours in the unabridged version, have resulted in one of the greatest audiobook landmarks of all time. It truly was a privilege to be involved in this momentous, unmatched achievement.'
Shortly before his death, Neville recorded The Periodic Table by Primo Levi, an idea for audiobook that he himself had suggested. Happily, he was able to hear the edited recording during his final days.
Our sympathy goes to his wife, Gillian, and his family.
Titles read by Neville Jason
Birds in Town and Village (unabridged)
Life & Works – Johannes Brahms (unabridged)
Candide, and Zadig (unabridged)
The Candle in the Wind & The Book of Merlyn (unabridged)
The Captive – Part I (abridged)
The Captive – Part II (abridged)
The Captive (unabridged)
The Castle of Otranto (abridged)
The Castle of Otranto (unabridged)
The Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire – Part 1 (abridged)
Discourse on the Origin and the Foundations of Inequality Among Men (unabridged)
The Essential Remembrance of Things Past (abridged)
Evgenii Onegin (unabridged)
Young Adult Classics – Far From the Madding Crowd (abridged)
Far From the Madding Crowd (abridged)
Favourite Essays: An Anthology (selections)
Very Short Introductions – Freud (abridged)
The Fugitive (abridged)
The Fugitive (unabridged)
The Guermantes Way Part 1 (abridged)
The Guermantes Way (unabridged)
Gulliver's Travels (abridged)
The History of the Peloponnesian War (abridged)
Jude the Obscure (unabridged)
The Life & Work of Marcel Proust (unabridged)
The Life and Works of Liszt (unabridged)
Selections from The Lives of the Artists (abridged)
The Moonstone (abridged)
The Name of the Rose (unabridged)
The Once and Future King (unabridged)
Pamela (unabridged)
The Periodic Table (unabridged)
Remembrance of Things Past (abridged)
Remembrance of Things Past (complete) (unabridged)
Resurrection (unabridged)
Shamela (unabridged)
The Social Contract (unabridged)
Sodom and Gomorrah (unabridged)
Sodom and Gomorrah – Part I (abridged)
Sodom and Gomorrah – Part II (abridged)
Swann in Love (abridged)
Swann's Way (abridged)
Swann's Way (unabridged)
The Sword In The Stone (unabridged)
The Sword in the Stone (abridged)
Tevye the Milkman (unabridged)
Time Regained (abridged)
Time Regained (unabridged)
Torrents of Spring (unabridged)
The Trial and Death of Socrates (unabridged)
War & Peace - Volume I (unabridged)
War & Peace - Volume II (unabridged)
War and Peace (abridged)
Wessex Tales (unabridged)
The Witch in the Wood & The Ill-Made Knight (unabridged)
Within a Budding Grove (unabridged)
Within a Budding Grove – Part 1 (abridged)
Titles by Bram Stoker
Dracula (unabridged)
Dracula's Guest and Other Stories (unabridged)
Dr Van Helsing
Jonathan Harker
Mina Harker
Dr John Seward
Lucy Westenra
Arthur Holmwood
Renfield/Quincey Morris/Solicitor
Old Lady/Sister Agatha/Mrs Westenra
Mr Hawkins/Captain Donelson/Driver
Correspondent/J Smollett
Girl 2/Mother
Bram Stoker was born in 1847 in Dublin, the third son of seven children. After having graduated with honours in mathematics from Trinity College, Dublin, he began to follow his interests in writing and the theatre by taking an unpaid job as drama critic for the Dublin Mail. The turning point in his life came when, at twenty-nine, he met the actor Henry Irving. Stoker followed Irving to London and soon afterwards became Irving's confidant and the actor-manager of his theatre. He was to hold this job for twenty- eight years until Irving's death.
Stoker had found exactly the man on which to model his Prince of Darkness
Dracula was published in 1897. The novel is essentially a Gothic Romance, a type of writing that first appeared in England in the mid-eighteenth century and continued in popularity well into the nineteenth century. Dracula has, however, managed to transcend its Gothic roots. What lifts Stoker's work so much higher than that of other Gothic writers such as Walpole, Radcliffe or Maturin, is the way folk tale and history are used to create a sense that the work somehow verges on 'truth'. As the critic Leonard Woolf has pointed out, this sense of something that has actually happened, this 'texture of something long known', is achieved through the employment of three crucial devices.
The first of these was authentic vampire folklore. Stoker probably got this from one of the many popular and sensational travel books of his day. The second major influence in the book is that of the career of the historical figure of Vlad Tepes or Vlad, The Impaler. It was in the British Museum that Stoker came upon his prototype. Vlad Tepes, known as Dracula, was the ruler of Wallachia between 1456 and 1462, an area which borders the Ottoman Empire in the South, the Black Sea in the East, and Moldavia and Transylvania in the North. The Romanians regarded Vlad Tepes as a good king, and still do – he led the anti-Ottoman crusade and regained the country's independence from Turkish influence – but he is thought of by most as one of Europe's most brutal tyrants. On the occasion of his St Bartholomew's Day massacre he is said to have impaled over 30,000 prisoners. 'Dracul' meant 'devil' (as it still does in Romanian today), and also 'dragon'. When Vlad Tepes's father was awarded the Order of the Dragon by the Holy Roman Empire, he acquired the nickname 'Dracul'. His son therefore, Vlad Tepes, became known as 'Dracula', i.e. 'son of the dragon', or 'son of the devil'. In many languages 'devil' and 'vampire' are interchangeable, and it is probably due to this that Dracula became associated with vampirism. So the legend was born.
Taking his cue from this myth, that men with monstrous souls become vampires, Stoker had found exactly the man on which to model his Prince of Darkness. Lastly, Stoker found a remote and mysterious location in which the man and the story, history and fiction, could be combined. This of course was Transylvania or 'The Land beyond the Forest'. He also tapped straight into the public morbidity of the time – when he started writing Dracula, Jack the Ripper was, with the help of the press, slaughtering his way to immortal fame.
On the occasion of Dracula's publication, Charlotte Stoker wrote a letter to her son, which began: 'My dear, (Dracula) is splendid, a thousand miles beyond anything you have written before, and I feel certain will place you very high in the writers of the day…No book since Mrs Shelley's Frankenstein or indeed any other at all has come near yours in originality, or terror…'. Such a view has been echoed thousands of times over the last hundred years. Stoker created a work which places the extraordinary in a careful historical and geographical context; the distinctions between fact and fiction are disturbed as we enter a narrative which reads like history, indeed a series of seemingly reliable personal histories, and which we are unable to dismiss as 'only a story'.
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Courage and confidence are not the same thing. Confidence sounds like "I got this", whereas courage sounds like "I'm gonna give it my best shot".
It is no coincidence that we chose the name "Bushido" to represent our karate school and our style. In fact it is probably why so many dojos have been inspired to include "Bushido" somewhere in their identity. It holds powerful meaning in the martial arts.
In this, our first week of blogging, inspiration and courage were at the forefront! It doesn't take self-confidence to start something new – it takes courage. You don't need to lose weight to start working out – you need courage. And you don't need to keep making excuses before changing – you need courage to find the reasons to do it.
It's usually a lot easier to find excuses than to come up with reasons. We tend to sabotage ourselves into trying nothing and attempting even less. It is so hard to be truthful and honest with ourselves. When we choose to think we're "too busy" that becomes our excuse. But when we find the courage to be honest with ourselves we usually find fear is the root of our excuses. Fear of being embarrassed, or feeling inadequate…yeah, that all sounds like "I'm too busy". Find your courage and your reasons!


Bob has been with Competition BMW for almost 14 years. He began his career washing cars at a Riverhead dealership as a "lot boy," and worked his way up through the ranks to a leadership position.
Bob willingly admits he's an automobile aficionado.
His passion for BMW is palpable.
Bellucci is also an accomplished musician and keyboard player for Vainglorius, the East Coast's premier Heart tribute band. Bob's music gives him a creative outlet and the inspiration to lead his team of 12 Client Advisors at Competition BMW with a management style that is an extension of his warm personality.
Selling cars always requires a certain level of intensity, but Bob says that how a customer is treated depends on the dealership.
"The manufacturer has some control over what a dealership does, but as a dealer you still have the choice of how to operate your business," he explains, praising BMW Competition's ownership for their approach.
BMW M4 Coupe: Bob's Pick. The M4 is bigger, lighter and faster than the previous generation M3 convertible, 0-60 in 4.2 seconds, and there is a rev-matching feature when downshifting on both the DCT (automatic) and the manual transmission.
Over the next few years, it's estimated that about 40 percent of new car buyers will belong to the Millennial Generation, whose buying habits will differ from those of Generation X and the Baby Boomers.
"The paradigm keeps shifting—and I've seen many shifts," he says.
But Bob and his team at Competition BMW are ready to reach them and make a lasting connection.
As for the younger generation of car buyers, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Bob's sales experience is vast, and he readily imparts his accrued wisdom with his team. Sharing his passion about what the BMW brand represents, they go on to inspire their customers—both before and after the purchase.
To enhance their customers' experience, Competition BMW committed millions of dollars to upgrade the facility, hire and train people to be the most knowledgeable about BMW products and implement new processes to join the BMW Future Retail program.
Changes were needed to appeal to tech-savvy buyers who are well-armed with product information and want the ultimate customer experience.
At Competition BMW we extend an open invitation for you to come and tour our new state-of-the-art facility to learn and experience what BMW Future Retail embodies.
We are starting a movement. At Competition BMW you will experience the best customer service offered on Long Island.


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Q: confound significantly different across groups I feel this has to come up quite frequently, but there seems to be little clarity in how to handle the problem. If you have a demographic variable (e.g. age, edu) that significantly differs across groups (and correlated to variables of interest) what is the best way of calibrating your groups so that you can then run analyses such as ANCOVA or Mult Reg etc? I found there are propensity scores that can be calculated through binary log regression, but I haven't been able to find what you do with those after. Do you just plug those into the ANCOVA, for intstance, as a covariate? I am trying to complete my dissertation in clinical psych and do not have an advanced understanding of statistics. If PS is the best option then how do you attain them through a multinomial reg. Syntax or point-and-click for SPSS is what i need.  Thanks

A: The short answer is yes, you can just plug the propensity score in as a covariate.
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affecting trading in main international markets and the shadows over the eurozone´s recovery overflying primary stock exchanges in the Old Continent.
Urban Outfitters said that weaker-than-expected sales may reduce profit this quarter, sending the stock down 18 percent after the markets closed.
In the meantime, in London, John Lewis reported a sales increase of 12.9 percent as cooler weather sets in. This was welcome news as the FTSE All-Share has fallen 7 percent since September, 13, recalled the 'InvestorsChronicle'. And over the week, markets have reacted fiercely against some of evidence that the eurozone might be slipping back into recession. The spell of lacklustre trading updates this week has done little to dispel the gloom, with Mulberry and Burberry being the main stocks in focus within the fashion and apparel sector.
Across the Pond, Under Armour appointed the head of Neiman Marcus Group as a company director. The Baltimore-based sports apparel maker announced Thursday that Karen W. Katz, 57, president and CEO of the international, multi-brand luxury retailer, will join its board of directors.
Meanwhile, Burlington Stores (NASDAQ:BURL) VP Paul C. Tang unloaded 50,000 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Friday, October 10th. The stock was sold at an average price of 38.10 dollars, for a total value of 1,905 million dollars. Following the completion of the transaction, the vice president now directly owns 203,198 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately 7,741,844 dollars. The sale was disclosed in a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
Elsewhere, Walmart Stores announced that it expects an increase in global e-commerce sales of around 25 percent in fiscal year 2016, and anticipates growth over the three-year period from fiscal years 2016 through 2018 to average 30 to 40 percent.
Charles Holley, Walmart's CEO outlined the company's financial priorities for growth and detailed investment and expansion plans for fiscal year 2016. "Our business and customers continue to evolve and so will the way we deploy capital. We will invest more heavily in e-commerce initiatives, while temporarily moderating our global physical growth, particularly larger stores," Holley explained.


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A cold front will push into North Ga today, and behind the front, winds will begin to pick up. A Wind Advisory will be in effect until 10pm this evening. Winds will be 20 to 25mph. Gust 30 to 40mph.
Cold air will be moving in behind the front allow temperature to fall to the teens overnight.
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Leeds United transfer rumours: Whites agree £6m fee for 'pitbull', Real Madrid consider Everton swoop
Leeds United transfer rumours: Leeds able to meet £20.8m asking price for Uruguayan international, Aston Villa on course to sign Sheffield United keeper
Challenge Cup quarter-final draw ensures Bradford Bulls or Halifax will reach last four
A CHAMPIONSHIP club is guaranteed a place in the last four of the Coral Challenge Cup after Bradford Bulls and Halifax were paired together in the quarter-final draw.
Sunday, 12th May 2019, 7:35 pm
Bradford Bulls' players celebrate at the final whistle after beating Leeds Rhinos 24-22. Picture: Bruce Rollinson
The Bulls' reward for their shock 24-22 win over Leeds was another home derby against Halifax, who knocked out London Broncos in the fifth round before beating fellow Championship club Dewsbury at the weekend.
"We wanted to play at home again and I'm happy to play Halifax, just as I'm sure Halifax will be happy to play us," Bradford coach John Kear said.
"Whoever wins, it will be fantastic for a Championship team to play in the semi-finals. It's what the cup is about, they have thrown up some great ties."
Bradford Bulls head coach, John Kear. Picture: Bruce Rollinson
Bradford got the better of Halifax in a league game at the Shay on Good Friday and the two teams will meet again in the Summer Bash in Blackpool next Saturday.
In the draw for the last eight, which was conducted by former Great Britain players Ellery Hanley and Jonathan Davies, holders Catalans Dragons were handed a trip to Hull FC while Warrington, 26-24 winners over Wigan in the sixth round, will go to Hull KR.
The Wolves beat Rovers 54-6 in Super League in April but coach Steve Price says his side will not take them lightly.
"There are no easy games now," Price said. "Nothing changes for us, we respect all our opposition."
Hull KR coach Tim Sheens Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com
Hull KR coach Tim Sheens was delighted with a home tie after winning 32-18 at Salford in the last round.
"I made the comment to everyone after the Salford game that we'd be happy with a home tie and we have got one," Sheens said.
"There's still three weeks to go until we host Warrington so there's plenty of footy to be played in the meantime. However, we're hopefully going to build our strength over next three weeks with a couple of guys returning to action.
"I'm delighted for the supporters that it's a home game. Those who made the trip over to Salford were rewarded with a pleasing performance and it's great that they can support us on our turf in a few weeks' time."
Warrington are looking to go one further after losing to the Catalans in the final last August in Price's first season at the helm.
"To lose two finals is not easy to take," said Price, who side lost to Wigan in the Grand Final in October. "I'd like to think it provides us with extra motivation."
Quarter-final ties (to be played from May 30-June 2): St Helens v Wakefield, Bradford v Halifax, Hull KR v Warrington, Hull v Catalans Dragons.
Watch: Leeds United fan knocked down by Met police officer at West Ham's London Stadium
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The FCC is expanding its Emergency Alert System rules to encompass digital radio and TV stations, as well as satellite radio, satellite TV and direct broadcast satellite services.
All must comply with the EAS rules by Dec. 31, 2006, with the exception of DBS, which gets an extension to May 31, 2007.
As of these dates, digital and satellite media must be able to carry national EAS alerts — the same rules that apply today to analog stations. Carriage of state and local alerts remains voluntary, said attorney JeanAnn Collins of the Office of Homeland Security of the FCC's Enforcement Bureau at the commission meeting.
The commission also seeks comments on ways to develop a comprehensive digital EAS system.
The agency also seeks comment on how EAS can more effectively reach people with vision and hearing disabilities, as well as those who do not speak English as their primary language.
Commissioners Michael Copps and Jonathan Adelstein referred to Spanish-speaking residents of New Orleans who were effectively cut off from warnings during and after Hurricane Katrina.
"This item encourages voluntary transmission of multilingual information. I strongly encourage all EAS participants to provide this kind of service to viewers and listeners," Adelstein said.
Issues relating to participation of state and local authorities in EAS are also up for discussion.


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Q: Best Way to AutoRefresh PartialView in ASP.NET MVC I'm building an application that will run into a television and it will refresh each X seconds.
Its a fixed time and I wont need any call since my application will get the updated data and simply place for the user into a table.
I have searched and found soo many solutions and I will like to know the best one for my case since it looks quite simple.
As its a TV, I'm going to have a fixed table ( no loops) so I will need to address the values to the specific TDs of the tables. The idea of the object I will send to the view is something like:
List<Fields> ResultList = new List<Fields>()
                        { new Fields { Field1 = 123, Field2 = "ABC"},
                          new Fields { Field1 = 456, Field2 = "DEF"}};

My partial view will have a table with a fixed number of rows and I will populate them with the data that comes fro mthe view.

I need to address Field1 to rowXa and Field2 to rowXb
I never did anything with ajax nor jquery to perform it and thats why I'm completely lost on doing it.
My application is already gathering the data, arranjing everything as I want. For now, I need to address the specific fields correctly and have no starting  point for that.
Thanks in advance

A: It feels to me that simplest is to use a 'pull' solution:

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*set a timer in JavaScript

*Use that to start an Ajax call to your controller that will return a partial view as HTML

*the partial view is the one that generated the table in the first place

*replace the table with the returned HTML

Another option is to use the timer to poll for changed values and only update individual rows within the table for changed data.
The choice will depend on the number of rows in the table.
UPDATE
Following on from the information below I would start with the simplest solution and only look at the other options if there is any display or timing issues. By setting the row and cell IDs it would be fairly simple just to update individual cells but that might be over kill.
You can also do a table refresh replacing each row in sequence which might give a more static view.


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The Launch of Construction at Noor 1 Independent Solar Power Project in the Kingdom of Morocco
On Friday 10 May 2013 his Majesty King Mohammed VI attended the launch of construction of the Noor 1 Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Independent Power Project. The 160 MWe Noor 1 CSP project is a greenfield IPP to be developed as the first project for the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (MA SEN) in a series of several planned developments at Noor 1 Solar Complex. The Noor 1 complex is set to develop into a 500 MW solar park incorporating several utility-scale solar power plants using various solar technologies.
Noor 1 160MWe CSP IPP plant with 3 hours of thermal storage is today the world's largest parabolic trough CSP power plant and the first utility size thermal solar generation project in Morocco. The project is located in Souss-Massa-Draa, province of Ouarzazate in Morocco, approximately 200 km south of Marrakesh. The 160 MW Noor 1 CSP IPP will be developed on a Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) basis by ACWA Power Ouarzazate which has recently awarded an EPC contract to a consortium composed of spain's TSK Electrónica y Electicidad, Acciona Infrastructuras, Acciona Ingeniería, and Sener Ingeniería y Sistemas. The EPC consortium will procure part of the scope locally in Morocco. The Operation and Maintenance will be undertaken by a consortium led by NOMAC, a subsidiary of ACWA Power and it is estimated that the commercial operation will begin in the second half of 2015. Masen will be the offtaker of the energy produced according to the 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).
ACWA Power Ouarzazate "the project company" is owned by ACWA Power, Saudi Arabia; the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (MASEN), Morocco; Aries and TSK both of Spain.
In addition to achieving local industrial integration, ACWA Power is seeking to collaborate with Moroccan companies, universities and research centers to transfer knowledge in solar power with the emphasis on not just localizing technology but to utilize efforts to develop and enhance technology with a view to developing intellectual property.
ACWA Power has already instated the development of a joint R&D program focusing on CSP between King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST), and Université Internationale de Rabat (UIR).
The operation of the plant will provide electricity to communities further afield and will ensure a reliable source and increased power supply to the neighboring communities; thereby facilitating the development and expansion of commercial and small industrial businesses. . In addition, the project will mitigate the negative impact on the environment by using concentrated solar energy technology which will reduce the emission of carbon dioxide equivalent of approximately 470,000 tons during each year of operation.
A targeted system of local recruitment and investment in human capital of the local workforce will increase the benefit to the local economy. Up to 1,000 workers will be employed during construction and 60 during operation.
Mohammed A. Abunayyan the Chairman of ACWA Power stated:
We at ACWA Power are proud of the fruitful cooperation with the concerned Moroccan entities, in both public and private sectors, and here I would like to commend the professional efforts of Masen, which managed the tender with full transparency in a record time and the ability to collect and manage a mixture of international financial institutions that each and every one of them had different and special requirements". Mr. Abunayyan went on to say "We have been able, through this project, to effectively participate in the Kingdom of Morocco's renewable energy strategy which has become a model for the development of renewable energy industry in terms of technology, implementation and cost.
ACWA Power Chairman, Mohammad Abunayyan
APICORP extends to ACWA Power a $125 million 5-year term Murabaha facility
Under the patronage of the Saudi Minister of Energy, ACWA Power signs three agreements for the first foreign investment based independent wind power project in Azerbaijan
The Public Investment Fund Announces Increase in Stake in ACWA Power
New utilities contract set to power The Red Sea Project with 100 percent renewable energy
South Africa's Bokpoort CSP plant breaks African record for around the clock operation
ACWA Power to highlight its role as a global accelerator of energy transformation at the virtual WETEX 2020
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Staying at Rene's palatial house was nice. He is a real good company and welcomed us with an open heart and we had a good time in the night checking out some of his travel videos and others from cyclists he had met. It was a relaxing evening and we knocked off before midnight.
We were up in the morning by 7 and went along with Rene to have b'fast at our, now usual joint, Manikong Cafe. We made plans to meet for lunch at Lai's place (another usual hangout for us) and Sent off Rene to his work. Myself and chris bummed at the cafe in the morning trying to work through the poor internet, but it wasn't very productive and we rode out to meet Rene for lunch. We got our bus tickets, the idea was that with the tickets in hand, we will sure leave the town on a schedule, though this little place has a way of keeping us stuck here, if I am not careful, forever!
During lunch Rene Talked about the Micro Finance model in Laos and the Village Banking ideas and we bounced a bunch of questions and ideas which was nice to do and also gave Rene a little bit of fresh perspective on the theories he is trying to implement in the field.
We rode down to his office to pick up some reading materials and met up with his colleagues who are instrumental in getting this program running in the remote regions. We saw a Map on the wall which showed a bunch of villages (very likely not in any other maps) and we asked about how we could reach some of the spots. These are remote areas with bad roads and some with no roads at all and only connected by rivers. Myself and Chris were in one mind that we should make our way back up here as quickly as possible and explore and spend time in these mountains and villages. Given that we have made some good friends who could advice us on the routes to take and places to see, I cant think of any better place to spend a while in.
I headed back home and relaxed and took some movies from Rene in the early evening.
Later when Rene finished work, we headed into a nice place for dinner called "Minority restaurant" which sold a bunch of tribal inspired food and it was fantastic feed. After that we headed to a pub where Melanie was and spent a while before retiring for the night.
A good way to spend a rest day in this quaint little town.
Comments: Enjoying the rest and the pleasures of Luang Namtha.
Rene hanging out in his Beautiful home.


If you have a missing permanent tooth or teeth, you're not alone. Whether you lost some of your teeth due to extraction or an injury, replacement teeth could significantly improve the appearance of your smile, as well as your speech and eating.
Since dental implants are surgically implanted or installed, they could provide a more long-term and durable solution for missing teeth, explains a top dentist in Tauranga. Dental implants could be used in combination with dentures or bridges for added support, particularly if there are multiple missing teeth.
While the entire process of implant surgery could take months to complete, many people still opt for this option since they could last for decades (provided that they're well cared for), and look the most similar to real teeth.
There are many types of dental bridges — fixed partial, removable, and implant-supported bridges. They're primarily bridge gaps where your missing teeth or tooth used to be. These comprise different materials such as porcelains, alloys, and gold.
If you need replacements for several teeth, dentures (also commonly known as false teeth) might be the most ideal option for you. Dentures are basically removable appliances consisting of artificial teeth that mimic the appearance of natural teeth.
Could you just let things be and do nothing about your missing teeth? Unfortunately, the density of your jawbone would decrease over time when the natural tooth is removed because of the lack of stimulation a real tooth root naturally provides.
If you decide later on to get a dental implant, you would probably have to undergo a bone graft. In addition, the adjacent teeth would move out of their natural position, destabilise them, and negatively impact your bite.
So, although some people might find it difficult or even impossible to replace a missing tooth right away — whether due to physical and financial means — it's immensely crucial to determine a more permanent solution to a missing tooth as early on as possible.


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