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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Tips On Overcoming Your Dental Phobia | GoodArticle.net
Most people experience fear in going to a dental checkup. You would know you are among these people if you would rather endure the pain of your toothache and stick to your known routines just to alleviate the pain or better yet divert your attention just to ignore the throbbing pain of your tooth. Everything in the dentist?s room, from the sound of its drill to the white tray, all would feel like instruments of putting you into bad shape. The secret to conquering it is going to a dentist that is skilled and experienced who can handle everything gently and smoothly.
The key to finally conquering your fear is to choose the best dentist in the area. You?ll want to choose a dentist who is not only highly skilled with modern dental procedures and new technologies, but also someone who is highly proficient at making patients feel well at ease. Use these top four ways of choosing your ideal dentist and finally defeating your fears.
1. Go and visit the dental clinics you?ve shortlisted and spend time talking with the staff and the dentist. Do this before you make any appointments. The initial visit will help you get a sense of how the staff and the dentist interact with patients. This would also be an excellent time to come clean about your fears and find out how the dentist will go about addressing them during your procedures. By going on this ?tour,? you basically establish trust and determine the dentist?s chairside manner.
2. When you finally make that first appointment with the dentist, take it slow. Your initial procedure should be an easy one to handle, like teeth cleaning. If your fear is as overwhelming as most people?s, talk with your dentist before the simple procedure. Establish a signal that will tell him or her that you feel the need to take a breather. The ideal dentist will ask you during your cleaning if you feel any pain at all and perform the procedure according to your level of comfort.
3. Use the sedation procedures offered by your dentist. Dental procedures have improved by leaps and bounds, thanks in large part to the development of new technologies and better sedation techniques. Your dentist may recommend nitrous oxide or anti-anxiety medication. Of course, never take medication without your dentist?s approval because you never know what side effects might occur.
4. Consider relaxation techniques before you go in for complex procedures like dental implants or other services like the Invisalign Coral Gables orthodontists offer. You can try breathing exercises, do yoga, or listen to music that calms your nerves. The best way to get rid of nerves before your visit is to schedule your appointment in the morning. This way you avoid having to work up an anxiety during the day.
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Source: http://health.goodarticle.net/2013/04/01/tips-on-overcoming-your-dental-phobia/
First ARM Cortex-A57 processor taped out by TSMC, ready for fab
Your current smartphone just took another spin backwards on the obsolescence cycle thanks to a new landmark from ARM and TSMC: the first Cortex-A57 has reached the "tape out" stage, meaning it's ready for mass production. The new chip will use TSMC's 16nm FinFET technology (though the transistors will be 20nm for the A57) and will bring three times the CPU power of current chips for the same battery life -- or five times the battery life at the same speed. The companies said they ramped the chip from design to tape out in a mere six months, though there's no timetable for its arrival in specific devices. When it does start hitting next gen phones and slates though, expect the performance charts to get singed.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
MyTravelJob.be: Sales Manager Business Travel - Carlson Wagonlit ...
Job ID: 49402
Job Views: 46
Location: Brussel ? Bruxelles
Sector: Travel Agencies - TMC's
Contract: Fixed: full-time
Posted: 04.01.2013
Job Description
Company Overview:
Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) delivers efficient and innovative solutions to optimize travel and meetings and events management, by leveraging our global reach with the best people and superior service
CWT is a global leader specializing in business travel management. CWT is dedicated to helping companies of all sizes, as well as government institutions and non-governmental organizations, optimize their travel programs and provide best-in-class service and assistance to travelers.
By leveraging the talents and know-how of its people around the world and providing leading-edge technology and innovative solutions, CWT enables clients across the globe to drive savings while delivering service and enhancing security and sustainability.
CWT also plays a major role in meetings and events management, providing strategic know-how and a host of services and technology solutions that help companies make the most of their investment.
Job Description:
The Sales Manager Business Travel is responsible for acquisition of new national or international prospects and the retendering process of existing national and international clients. The Sales Manager Business Travel will sell the CWT concept of Travel Management to prospects and existing clients.
- Approaches new and existing clients to sell CWT's Travel Management services and solutions
- Sells to prospects and, in interaction with the account management team,is involved in rebids of existing clients
- Quotes RFP's and offers, finds solutions and closes contracts.
- Evaluates the current client/prospect environment with regards to Travel Management and proposes solutions, services and travel program optimization.
- Makes an inventory of requirements and needs and builds relationships with clients and prospects.
- Represents CWT in presentations at the client/prospect.
- Writes "executive summaries" for offers and RFP's and instructs the Sales Support Specialist how to optimize the offers / presentations.
- Updates and manages the CRM database.
- Builds a sales pipeline and executes against agreed sales budgets.
- Makes proposals to management with regards to new services and solutions, based on market knowledge and research and client input.
- Indicates market trends and developments and feeds this back into the organization.
Reports and contacts:
- Reports into the Head of Sales Belgium - Luxembourg.
- Part of the Sales Department
- Interacts with Sales Managers, Program Managers, Operations, CWT International, Marketing & Communications.
Job Requirements
Profile:
- Experience in sales. Preferably in the Airline, TMC, Hotel or B-2-B Services industry.
- Fluent in Dutch, French and English
- Master/Bachelor degree with excellent analytical skills
- Potential to grow within the organization
- Sales and service oriented
- Results driven, team player, well organized
Offer:
- Competitive salary, company car, pension scheme, insurances, cheques repas/ maaltijdcheques, commission and bonus, benefits related to working in the travel industry...
- Motivating and dynamic environment working for a major international company.
- Self-development, training and career opportunities.
Interested?
Apply directly by clicking on the "apply now /solliciteren /solliciter" button or contact Jeroen van der Velde for more information via e-mail: jeroen.vandervelde@freshfield.be or by telephone: 02/719.03.55.
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Monday, April 1, 2013
Jake Fischer: The Evolution of the Final Four
The 2013 NCAA Tournament may perhaps be one of the wildest in the event's 75 years of existence. We've all been witness to the No. 15 Seed Florida Gulf Coast Eagles' success and two No. 1 Seeds fail to reach the Elite 8. The majority of the basketball world has watched in awe as these dedicated and passionate student athletes fight for victory on either CBS, TNT, TBS or truTV. In fact, According to Nielsen numbers CBS Sports and Turner Sports' coverage of March Madness "averaged a 6.3/14 overnight rating/share, the highest rating for the opening week of the NCAA Tournament in 23 years, when the tournament expanded to its current format."
But, what about seeing the games in person?
If you've attended the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament in year's past or this season, you know the buzzing excitement that fills every crevice of each arena. It's not just the brand of exciting basketball that is being played just feet in front of your face, but it's the speed of the day and volume of the atmosphere that makes March Madness truly eclipse other sporting events.
When the Tournament debuted in 1939, the men's basketball championship game was held in Patten Gym, an arena in Evanston, Ill. that seated just 1,000 people. Over the years, as the tournament's hype and impact on American culture has grown, so has its championship game's attendance. Eventually, the tourney's championship game moved to venues like Freedom Hall and Madison Square Garden that can seat around 19,000 fans.
Today, the NCAA has recognized the tourney's energy and, in recent years, has made an effort to allow as many fans to experience the championship weekend festivities. For the past several years, the Final Four and Championship weekend has been held in enormous football and baseball complexes all across the country in order to maximize attendance, allowing tens of thousands of fans to attend the games. And, 2013 will be no different.
Besides, morphing a football stadium into a basketball arena is American entertainment at it's finest!
Next weekend, the 2013 Final Four will be held at the Georgia Dome and the seating capacity is expected to range anywhere from 70,000-80,000. The attendance record for an NCAA men's basketball championship game was 72,922 back when the game was held at Detroit's Ford Field in 2009.
Now, how can one become apart of these fabled festivities?
The easiest way is to be a student of the participating universities. During the First Four in Dayton, schools were allocated approximately 200 tickets for students and members of their basketball programs. In the second and third rounds of the tourney this year, schools were granted 550 tickets per game.
But, if you're not in school, prepare to shell out some cash.
When Final Four tickets first hit the open market, prices were already pretty steep. And, now that the tournament has promised compelling and theatric play, prices of Final Four tickets will undoubtedly skyrocket.
Originally, of the 14,392 tickets that SeatCrunch.com, a ticket allocation site that provides fans an opportunity to both buy and sell tickets, the average ticket price for the Championship game was $616.89. If you want to just go to the Semifinals, you can get there for a much cheaper average $535.56 per ticket, according to the site.
What is truly incredible is the price many people will pay to be thousands of feet away from the game action. On Friday afternoon, before the Sweet 16 kicked off, SeatCrunch's NCAA Men's Final Four Page had tickets available in the upper-deck of the University of George football stadium for $218.00. And, crazily enough, SeatCrunch is also offering parking passes for the event for -- what is actually a great price considering the event -- $120.
If those numbers don't show how valuable and coveted Final Four tickets have become, what does?
Thus, as the NCAA Tournament celebrates its 75th anniversary with an eye-popping competition, the tourney's championship game has certainly come a long way from it's original 1,000 seat location.
Will you be there?
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Video: U.S. Markets To Outperform, Here's What To Buy
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T-Mobile's new plans: Ten frequently asked questions
T-Mobile just dropped one helluva big change on us, completely redesigning its plans and how it sells devices.
No matter how simple they are or how you explain them, there are bound to be questions left unanswered. We've been keeping an eye on the burning questions people are having regarding the changes, and done our best to answer them below. We implore you to first take a look at our full set of announcement posts from Tuesday, where we break down the gritty details of the different plans, as well as some device announcements and other details:
- T-Mobile announces new Android 4G LTE devices
- T-Mobile makes first LTE cities official
- T-Mobile LTE 'Simple Choice' no-contract rate plans are here
- T-Mobile simplifies tablet and hotspot data prices, too
Still curious to know a little more about T-Mobile's new rate plans? Hang around after the break and see if we can clarify a few things.
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