That would be me in tights.


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> Application for summer camp is out already. 3 solid weeks of music and
> fun. Cabins are right on the lake.

I would be a wonderful opportunity for him. !!! :-)

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> I'm working *really* hard to get these questions addressed by Albert!!
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1. Was the coronoid process fractured as a result of the old trauma?
No- clear evident the coronoid was fractured....The dentist treated me
suggested it could have hair line fracture because that is where my
symptom is located. crepitation is present, at least a partial
displacement is what they have told me. We try differential diagnosis
with tests for a while. But we can't determine if myogenic,
arthrogenous or both. So I personally decided to live with the minor
problem and treat with conservative treatment....Ibuprofin as
needed....NTI......Cold Laser....

As far as I remember....I was told I have degenerative damage in my
left condyle. Ct and MRI was done with open and closing to show the
disc space was narrowed in the left.

It is an orthopedic problem, and the ROM has been stable for the last
10 years without getting worse. I do PT (passive stretching) daily

I was told in my case that ultimately will result in Surgery for Joint
reconstructive surgery.....I'm still looking for a surgeon I can trust
to do that for me......Have not happen yet, and my problem is not that
bad yet......

Eight years ago I was having a lots of problem with My problems, and
My professor John Brand in Oklahoma was helping me. When I graduated
from Dental school in 99, I feel so much better immediately, and
slowly it has stabilized by itself...It has really been a
blessing.......I told myself it is probably induced by strsss......

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I'm really sorry........I spent most of my free time on Dental town
and Laser forum with Periolase. I work six days a week running two
practice, and you can't never have enough of time. In addition I have
a 3 years old girl name Allison.......She is growing up so
fast....Kids are so active.....So please forget me I have miss this
thread
Sincerely......Albert

Sorry to hear that.
We are luckily managing to hold our own.

On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:02:59 -0400, "Amatus Cremona" <nicola@..amanti.com> wrote:

>Production is down about 50% the past 3 months. I am down to one employee.
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Relocating is a drastic measure. I hope that cutting staff down to
virtually nothing, and doing more myself will get us through. If not, we
either have to buy a couple of practices and put 2-3 of them together, or
sell mine and leave.

I would hate to have to find a new school for Stradavari. Finding another
prep school equal to this one would limit my choices for moving. Then,
there is the issue of finding an area with the cultural opportunities we are
used to. I doubt I would be happy in a rural area or small town, although
that is the type of region one should look for.

Life would be simpler if we can "stick it out". Right now, our State
government is so busy fighting itself, that it cannot come up with a means
to deal with some big tax shortages for next year. There are multiple
taxation plans out there which get debated, but none get chosen. The
economic climate is so uncertain, that no business would want to locate
here, and many businesses are leaving. If they could decide on a fair
system that cut un-necessary State services, tax the population and
businesses fairly, we would probably re-bound very quickly.

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Ghaaaa.....

Could have done without that mental image <G>

On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:08:23 -0400, "Amatus Cremona" <nicola@..amanti.com> wrote:

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In my area....There is alots of construction of commercial areas, and
new dentist are starting up everywhere. I'm afraid when people
overbuilt and there is not enough of demands to support all the new
bissiness. Things will change......I'm in a high growth area in
between Dallas and Fort worth. However I think growth have slow down
since the end of 2006....Most people tell me it is the same in other
part of the country.
We are cutting staff our self....We went from 12 to 8 girls within the
last 6 months.
Albert

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>here, and many businesses are leaving. If they could decide on a fair
>system that cut un-necessary State services, tax the population and
>businesses fairly, we would probably re-bound very quickly.
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>Amatus

Have seen the commercials trying to entice businesses to
relocate to your state.

"X gives you the upper hand"

If you ask me it sounds more like an upper-cut ! <g>

Cutting taxes spurs economic growth.

Not according to our Governor. She says we need higher taxes to increase
State services so we can attract new jobs. Also, she wants to greatly
increase spending to State universities so we can turn out more graduates.
What she plans to do with the thousands of college graduates already here
with no job, I have no idea. She says companies will relocate here if there
were more people with college degrees. Last time I tried to hire a staff
person, I got over a hundred resumes from one advertisement, half of the
applicants had bachelor's degrees. A couple had master's degrees.
Remember, this was for an entry level job barely more than minimum wage to
start.

It would be funny if it was not so sad!

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> On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 12:14:38 -0400, "Amatus Cremona"
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> Have seen the commercials trying to entice businesses to
> relocate to your state.
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> "X gives you the upper hand"
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> If you ask me it sounds more like an upper-cut ! <g>
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> Cutting taxes spurs economic growth.