 of information, tools, and tips to help with starting these conversations. Sharon Baxter, Executive Director of CHPCA, says, “We are proud to receive this commitment from The Government of Canada to empower more Canadians to access Advance Care Planning. With this support we will be able to help more Canadians plan for their future health needs”.
You're limited to stuff you can buy inside Russia, which is basically all the same stuff before sanctions but under a different name or brought in via so-called "grey import" from elsewhere. I bought a Lenovo Legoin 5 pro laptop, which has Arabic letters on the keyboard. It was delivered to the local store from UAE and was clearly not meant to be sold in Russia. The keyboard itself is just amusing to me, I don't really have a problem with a lack of Russian letters. However, I can not plug it in without an adapter since it has an American fork. Otherwise, it works perfectly fine. This whole laptop situation is a perfect example of how things work nowadays in Russia. Life goes on, just a few minor inconveniences. If you'd like to ask me more questions, we can talk via Discord. I'd be glad to answer them. It's more convenient for me to actually speak English rather than type it in.In a recent tweet, the Yoruba actor he said he has been observing Big brother naija show for weeks and he has choose to Stand with Laycon. He also added that he came with a lot of goodies to share.
As you can see many people are supporting this house mate.Sales professionals regularly encounter adversity, consistently requiring grit to stay in the game. Today's guest, Austin Hatch, shares the strategy he used to thrive in extreme adversity. Following a tragic story of two plane crashes, he developed grit to rebound and become part of the University of Michigan basketball team. You are going to be inspired and challenged by this incredible message.
Great color here. Nice and bright and summery, in a pleasant orangey-gold. The smell is also very inviting. It’s bright and very fruity, though not overpoweringly sweet. I can already tell this is going to be a real thirst-quencher.
If you’ve had passion fruit flavored anything, this will spark vivid memories. The taste is really here which ticks a big box for me. I like the beer to taste as advertised and here you will definitely find some passionate fruit. There is an IPA flavor on the backbone but it’s a little on the….sweaty side? I think the zesty flavors of the passion fruit blend a little oddly with the hops which makes the flavor just a tiny bit gritty. It does very little to quash the sweet and juicy flavor, however.
This is a great summer choice for a fruity beer lover. I guess I fall into that category but I definitely feel that this beer has a cross market appeal. It’s very drinkable, and the flavors are strong and inviting. Though maybe a bit on the sweaty side. So he’s just like your summer pool boy. Feel free to call this little number on over for some summer passion! Fruit!
Let it go. It's easy to feel guilty about masturbation (especially unannounced "alone time" masturbating) in marriage and committed relationships because it feels like it's "for you" not "for us," and many people give up a lot of (sexual) individuality in that sort of commitment. So it feels a little like "cheating" (in a broad sense), especially if you didn't try to engage him in it. But don't feel weird. It's normal and healthy and if you're furiously horny it's better to take a vibe and take care of yourself than to, say, pressure or coerce him or cheat or something similar. Plus I think everyone always feels a little guilty when they're caught since it kills the mood and interrupts proceedings.Montgomery McCracken is pleased to announce that the firm has launched Ahead of the Class, a legal blog focused on class action defense. Contributing to the blog will be Charles Casper, chair of the Class Action Defense practice; as well as partners Peter Breslauer and John Papianou; and of counsel Kristen Polovoy. Ahead of the Class will address current cases and decisions, trends and strategies associated with class action lawsuits.
In addition to serving as chair of the Montgomery McCracken’s Class Action Defense practice, Casper is also a member of the firm’s management committee. His practice emphasizes the defense of consumer and antitrust class actions, computer software and hardware litigation, complex commercial litigation and environmental litigation matters including environmental insurance coverage. Since 1993, Casper has served as national class action counsel to Microsoft Corporation in its class actions in federal and state courts, including consumer and indirect-purchaser antitrust class actions.
Breslauer focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation, including the defense of class-action, antitrust, products liability and intellectual property cases. Breslauer has extensive experience in the defense of nationwide class action litigation, including many cases involving the performance of computer operating systems, hardware, application and development software, and online services brought against Microsoft Corporation or its subsidiaries.
Papianou concentrates his practice in complex civil litigation, with particular emphasis on consumer class actions involving claims under state consumer protection statutes. He has counseled and represented numerous clients in consumer class actions across the country, including Microsoft Corp., Tommy Hilfiger, USA, PVH Corp., Fitness International, LLC and a Fortune 100 retailer.
Polovoy practices in all aspects of civil litigation defense in New Jersey and Pennsylvania state and federal courts. Her experience includes general and complex commercial litigation with a focus on consumer fraud class action defense of consumer product manufacturers.
Montgomery McCracken’s Class Action Defense practice group has developed a national reputation for its knowledge, experience, efficiency and effectiveness in contesting class certification motions and, when necessary, handling class action litigation to conclusion or settlement. The firm has extensive experience in state and federal courts throughout the country in cases concerning a wide variety of products, services, and industries.
Teeth can become discoloured for a number of reasons:Some of the contributing factors include the consumption of red wine, coffee or tea;Smoking cigarettes can also lead to your teeth becoming tinted. Ageing can also lead to discolouration and result in your teeth lose their original brightness.
However, restoring your teeth to a whiter and brighter colour can really help to create a healthy looking smile. There is a quick and easy way to achieve this and that is through teeth whitening.
Tooth whitening procedures have gained a reputation of being expensive but this is not the case. Due to modern advancements, this process is now accessible by anyone, on any budget.
Tooth whitening can change a dull, stained smile into an attractive bright white one.
It used to be the case that the older generation could never gain back their youthful smile, but with treatments such as laser power whitening or tray based teeth whitening, that is no longer the case. With new improved cosmetic dentistry procedures, it is possible to get back that bright white smile and the procedure is now affordable too. Opting for laser teeth whitening treatment is a great way to rid yourself of those discoloured or tinted and yellow teeth.Qualitative research to understand customer experience during the contact lens teach and aftercare, how to optimise the experience to help retain patients.
Purpose: It is important to understand the experience a patient new to contact lenses (CLs) is going through during CL application and removal training (teach) and how to optimise the teach before, during and after to help maintain retention at this early stage of their CL journey. The CL aftercare is an important appointment to review current lens suitability and maintaining eye health. It is crucial to understand what factors influence the patients experience of the teach and aftercare in order to help retain patients.
Method: Qualitative research was conducted with four group discussions of 90 minutes, held in the UK in May 2019. A total of 30 participants, 12 men and 18 women aged between 22 and 45 years, both new and experienced wearers were split in groups of seven and eight to discuss their experiences.
Results: All participants showed a mix of emotions ranging from excitement to anxiety before the teach. For three out of four participants the teach felt scripted and rushed. Staff seemed uninterested and eager to finish, and for many, the teach was conducted by inexperienced staff in an inappropriate location. Only a quarter of participants had positive experiences. Almost half of wearers felt that the aftercare had benefits for the first couple of appointments but became repetitive and an obligation in order to receive more lenses. These feelings caused a move to other opticians. However, over half of wearers had positive feelings and welcomed the opportunity to have their eye health checked and stay up to date.
Conclusions: These insights show that the teach is an emotional journey. The aftercare is seen as a nuisance especially by experienced wearers. There are opportunities to optimise and tailor both the teach and aftercare to help support successful lens wear and maintain retention, benefitting both wearer and practice.
1st Author Biography: Amanda Bogers BOptom MCOptom MBA FBCLA is a Global Customer Category Manager, CooperVision. Amanda gained a thorough understanding of the optical industry in the Netherlands, South Africa and the UK. Amanda uses her extensive experience to develop and build strategic training programs to support ECPs and front of house staff and has an intimate understanding of their specific needs. Prior to joining CooperVision, Amanda developed her clinical skills and obtained customer and consumer insight as an optometrist and manager in optometric practices. Since completing an M