 services that would be rendered may not be there anymore. Let adequate funds to run the specialist hospital in Kano (Nigeria) be provided at all times to ensure continuity which is very important for the survival of the specialist hospital.The dentine layer lies directly underneath the tooth enamel and is much softer and more susceptible towards decay. Once the bacteria penetrate the tooth enamel and reach the dentine they will be able to eat away at this layer causing a cavity. The actual hole in your tooth might look quite small, but the cavity inside the tooth will gradually increase in size, and you might find that one day you bite down on that tooth and it simply crumbles away. Eventually the bacteria will penetrate to the pulp which contains all the nerves and blood vessels contained in teeth. The bacteria will feel on this pulp leaving a large cavity and exposing the nerves and blood vessels. This is why you feel the unbearable pain once your tooth is infected.
The reason why the pain will simply not go away however much you try to ignore it is because the nerves become exposed. This makes them very sensitive to changes in temperature and any slight changes in the temperature of the surrounding or the food that you eat will trigger pain.
Once cavities develop, they will never fill themselves up again unless you get professional filling from your dentist. If anything, the cavities will be filled with food remnants which only make the situation worse. This means that the pain will always be part of your life as long as the cavities are wide open and the nerves are exposed to the elements.
If you try to ignore the toothache, you will have to bear with the pain that will be caused by acidic beverages and drinks such as coffee. The exposed nerves become very sensitive to changes in pH and will be quick to send pain signals to the brain once you drink anything acidic. This is why you need to seek quick medical help as soon as you start experiencing toothaches.
The pain you experience when you are having a toothache is a message your body is trying to send that something is wrong. It could be decayed teeth, cracked teeth, excessive grinding of teeth or a gum infection. So long as the problem is not addressed, the pain will always persist and however much you try to ignore it, it will come back again and again.
If you don’t briskly act, you might end up losing your entire tooth. Just because you ignored the pain and tried to live through it, you might end up one or two teeth short. The bacteria that affects the teeth can spread all over and destroy the entire structure of your tooth.
If you are experiencing a toothache therefore, do not hesitate to report the same to your dentist before it is too late. Toothaches are not just for kids, they are absolutely normal and should be treated with seriousness. Don’t try to suppress your pain with painkillers and trying to sleep it off. Report your pain and toothaches to your dentist and get help before it is too late. The dentists know of the best mechanisms to use to treat the toothaches and will address the exact problem causing the pain and make the pain go away forever. Say no to pain, report the toothache to your Family dentist today! You can also consult with Fry Road Dentist Near you.I don't see an option to import assessments as Quizzes.Next assessments when I use the Import Course Content > QTI and/or Import Course Content > Common Cartridge... options. Is this feature exposed somewhere else or did I miss something obvious.
Hi Lynn. These documents describe how I have imported content into Quizzes.Next. Have you tried either of these approaches?
Yes, I have. But I am particularly interested in importing more than one assessment at a time. The implication in the FAQ statement is that the Course Imports function could accept QTI or IMS CC file and allow users to opt in to converting them to Quizzes.Next format instead of importing as classic Quizzes. This appears not to be the case, and so I am struggling to understand exactly what the statement in the FAQ means.
Hi Lynn. I understand the confusion and while I don't have an firm answer here is what I have found out the last few months from conversations I have had with Canvas Support and personal experience. Generally there isn't a good way of moving multiple quizzes from the classic quiz engine to Quizzes.Next as of right now. I have had luck moving question banks from quizzes classic to Quizzes.Next by putting all of the questions in a classic quiz and exporting this, then importing it into a question bank in Quizzes.Next. I have also had success migrating individual quizzes from the classic engine to Quizzes.Next (although I was informed by Support that it can take a couple of hours for the migrated quiz questions to appear).
I have not had any success migrating multiple quizzes to Quizzes.Next. In testing yesterday, when I exported multiple classic quizzes from the Settings menu and imported these into Q.Next, I was informed the process was successful but can only find where the first quiz was migrated, and as I have noted in a previous post and filed a ticket with Support, the import process changes the name of any bank that is created to the name of the first quiz that was exported.
In January I communicated with support about trying to import QTI file formatted quizzes and finding that no questions were imported. I will post the response I received below if it is helpful for you or anyone reading this thread. Perhaps this response indicates that the FAQ process is supposed to exist the way you mentioned in the first post but just isn't functioning properly yet?
"Thank you for contacting Canvas Support. I understand you are seeing a behavior where importing a QTI file into Quizzes.Next causes the Quiz to appear without any questions. I'd be happy to help with this.
Let me see if I can explain what's happening here. First I want to provide a link to the Quizzes.Next Known Issues. If we look at the very first item that appears here we will see the following text "Importing IMS Common Cartridge files with quiz/test content directly into Quizzes.Next is not yet supported." The side effect of this is exactly what we are seeing. As this import process is not fully supported, when importing QTI zip files this will create the quiz without the questions.
This is something we are working on, however, we do not have an ETA just yet. We apologize for this! The workaround we typically provide would be to import the Quiz regularly into the new course then migrate the Quiz to Quizzes.Next within the new course using the steps outlined in the guide How do I migrate a Canvas quiz to Quizzes.Next. This will move the questions into Quizzes.Next. (Ex: Import Quiz A from Course X into Course Y. In Course Y we migrate Quiz A from Quizzes Classic to Quizzes.Next.)"
I hope this helps. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that this has caused.
Today I discovered that there is a Canvas account-level feature option called "Quizzes.Next Importing". When this feature is enabled, an additional checkbox appears when importing a QTI file or CC package that allows you to specify that you want to import into Quizzes.Next. I haven't tested it yet, because QN is not available on Beta and we usually discuss feature options at a weekly meeting before enabling them. If it works as advertised, it should be possible to convert all quizzes in a course in one fell swoop. Not sure how it deals with question banks though and that's a big deal.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention Lynn! I definitely want to see how this works!&gt; Moreover, to impose criminal penalties, the state must also prove that the accused acted for the purpose of "commercial advantage or financial gain

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So your entire premise is false, commercial or financial motives are not a requirement for criminal prosecution.Have you ever called a company to ask a simple question only to receive the run around? Or have you ever gone into a store to purchase a product and the sales person knew nothing about it? Or even worse, has someone sold you something and you asked if the product had a particular feature — only to find out when you got it back to the office — it did not?
So, let me ask you a question: How well do your employees know your products and services? When was the last time you trained them?
Knowing a product, inside and out, is the key to adding value to a customer interaction. Because of the way we do business nowadays (online, over the phone, and face-to-face), EVERYONE in your organization needs to have in-depth product knowledge — no ifs, ands or buts about it. You can have the nicest people in the world working for you but without in-depth product knowledge, they are like zombies taking up space in your organization.
Make sure all your employees know your products and services, inside and out. Test their knowledge with wireless audience response systems with pre- and post-training questions. Keep testing them periodically to make certain they retain this knowledge.
Employees should know the competitors' strengths and weaknesses and how your products align with theirs.
Have attendees role play problem customer encounters.
Train every new employee the same way, regardless of their experience level. They don't know your company culture or offerings. They may think they know — but it is from an outside prospective