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. Factoring the 8 years of lost wages, and the cost of dental school, he may have made the better financial decision. Not complaining, but dentistry is not the best way to get rich.#19shuckin wizzies, Feb 7, 2013

"Dismiss Notice SDN members see fewer ads and full resolution images. Join our non-profit community!What was your first-year (starting) salary right out of dental school? Discussion in ' Dental Residents and Practicing Dentists ' started by planisphere, Nov 24, 2012 . Previous Thread Next Thread Page 1 of 31 2 3 Next >planisphere Joined: Aug 2, 2010Messages: 84Likes Received: 0Status: Pre-Dental Right now I'm a 2nd year in Temple Dental school, and this curiosity suddenly struck me. What was your first-year (starting) salary right out of dental school?#1planisphere, Nov 24, 2012Thread continues after this sponsor message. SDN Members do not see this ad. Tekado Joined: Dec 19, 2011Messages: 25Likes Received: 0Status: Resident [Any Field]40k...because I was only working 3 days a week from august to december. From my experience it was hard to find a full-time job...#2Tekado, Nov 24, 2012Titus Times Afro Doc Joined: Nov 2, 2012Messages: 165Likes Received: 23Status: Pre-Health (Field Undecided)^ What location where you in? Cali,NY maybe#3Titus Times, Nov 24, 2012planisphere Joined: Aug 2, 2010Messages: 84Likes Received: 0Status: Pre-Dentalanymore inputs, doctors?#4planisphere, Nov 24, 2012Newgoalsdentdoc Joined: Dec 5, 2010Messages: 259Likes Received: 85Status: Dentist Yes, I started with about 40K plus incentives and benefits and bonuses in the military. I then went on to practice at a few nonprofit clinic in NC where I received Loan Repayment. That salary range was from $98k to $125k which was pretty good for the South and working in Community Dentistry. I am now in NY practicing at a hospital clinic and teaching residents. My salary is $140k plus a lot of great benefits, etc. It all depends on what area of dentistry you choose whether it's Public Health, Community Dentistry or Private Practice. Good thought for your second year but just focus on getting those clinical requirements completed and passing those boards and exams. Dentistry is not going anywhere and you'll have plenty of time to make money. Time flies but get an idea of what you want to do when you get out. A residency is a MUST. There are a lot of opportunities out there but don't expect to make a lot as soon as you get that degree and license in hand. You can make a decent salary, but make sure you get that residency and experience under your belt.. A residency on my CV made a huge difference when offers were handed down. Best wishes.#5Newgoalsdentdoc, Nov 24, 2012x0jessmariex3 and xkc9126x like this. Halcion Joined: Jan 14, 2012Messages: 76Likes Received: 0Status: Dentistplanisphere said: ↑Right now I'm a 2nd year in Temple Dental school, and this curiosity suddenly struck me. What was your first-year (starting) salary right out of dental school?

I graduated in 2011. My first year out, which was only 4 months-- I didn't get my license, DEA, etc. until middle of July and didn't start working until September 1st. My salary was around $23,000. This included two different jobs, and an unemployment period of approx. 3 weeks. My first job was in private practice, with a monthly draw.

This situation did not work out as anticipated because there were not enough patients to keep two dentists busy, there wasn't a game plan to incorporate an associate into the practice with the slowing economy. My second job, which I am still at, is a corporation. Not ideal by any means, but it has given me ample opportunity to improve my comfort level, speed, and efficiency. My first full year of practice, for matter of discussion, let's say started January 1, 2012 and ends December 31, 2012. I anticipate my annual salary to be between $115,000-$120,000. This includes working 40 hours/wk for approx. 8 months and 32 hours/wk for 4 months. My loan payments are between $1000-$1500 per month.#6Halcion, Nov 25, 2012dentaldamit Junior Member Joined: Nov 2, 2002Messages: 25Likes Received: 7Associate Dentist: annual income varies b/c it's dependent upon what you do, rather then time. Average $400-600 right out of school. Potentially around $120k. Check the JADA. There was an article about dentist income this year. Ok REAL numbers now. My first year I made $500 per day for the first 3 months, then 25% of collections at corporate dentistry. In my first FULL year, my 1040 shows taxable income as $112000. 35% in federal taxes, 8% in state taxes. So I'm left with $62k. I have student loans, like most, at a $2k/month. So after taxes I pay $24k/year. So now all said and done $38k. To practice, you need professional liability, state license fee, CPR, CE units, at least. Forgetting ADA/State/Local dental society dues/fees, health insurance, disability insurance, etc. I think I spent $1.5 to 2k. So my rough math .... about $35k in my first year left over spend on the Mercedes. My advice: Join the military, Dental Corps to pay for school and have a job right out. Residency is defly a MUST per the previous doctor had mentioned. You'll actually learn about dentistry. Work for someone/Find a mentor your first year out after and learn about the business... the dentistry is the easy part. Then start your own practice. You'll double your income, you'll practice your own dental philosophy, you'll do what you want.#7dentaldamit, Nov 26, 2012 Last edited: Nov 26, 2012Windom Earle, Dr Sdreen, x0jessmariex3 and 1 other person like this. Halcion Joined: Jan 14, 2012Messages: 76Likes Received: 0Status: Dentistdentaldamit said: ↑Associate Dentist: annual income varies b/c it's dependent upon what you do, rather then time. Average $400-600 right out of school. Potentially around $120k. Check the JADA. There was an article about dentist income this year. Ok REAL numbers now. My first year I made $500 per day for the first 3 months, then 25% of collections at corporate dentistry. In my first FULL year, my 1040 shows taxable income as $112000. 35% in federal taxes, 8% in state taxes. So I'm left with $62k. I have student loans, like most, at a $2k/month. So after taxes I pay $24k/year. So now all said and done $38k. To practice, you need professional liability, state license fee, CPR, CE units, at least. Forgetting ADA/State/Local dental society dues/fees, health insurance, disability insurance, etc. I think I spent $1.5 to 2k. So my rough math .... about $35k in my first year left over spend on the Mercedes. My advice: Join the military, Dental Corps to pay for school and have a job right out. Residency is defly a MUST per the previous doctor had mentioned. You'll actually learn about dentistry. Work for someone/Find a mentor your first year out after and learn about the business... the dentistry is the easy part. Then start your own practice. You'll double your income, you'll practice your own dental philosophy, you'll do what you want. Click to expand... Ditto. Only difference is my loan payments are roughly $1300/mo. Although I'm not sure a residency is really a must. A residency is great if you can get into one of the best programs-- I wouldn't do a 5th year of dental school AEGD residency.#8Halcion, Nov 26, 2012planisphere Joined: Aug 2, 2010Messages: 84Likes Received: 0Status: Pre-Dental Thank you all doctors for your inputs!#9planisphere, Nov 27, 2012Do Work91Joined: Jul 23, 2011Messages: 133Likes Received: 13bump#10Do Work91, Jan 19, 2013Bobby Fischer Joined: Jun 15, 2011Messages: 482Likes Received: 17bump #2 I want to hear more, too#11Bobby Fischer, Jan 19, 2013PChem Grad I am a banana. Joined: Jun 29, 2006Messages: 946Likes Received: 4Status: Attending Physician51,900/year.#12PChem Grad, Jan 19, 2013x0jessmariex3 likes this. Hup Holland Joined: Jun 23, 2008Messages: 671Likes Received: 4Status: Dentist$175k#13Hup Holland, Jan 20, 2013Noice and x0jessmariex3 like this. Prospector Joined: Jan 30, 2008Messages: 3Likes Received: 3Status: Dentist I started a Pedo practice directly out of residency in 2004 in Ky. Start up was 275k. My profit that first year was 20 k. Luckily I had a spouse that worked a good job and my student loans were only 90k. I also worked two days a week for a pedo office for two years. As of 2012 all loans are paid off and the business had a profit of 350k. My advice is to start your own practice. I realize that is not an option for many students with huge debt burdens.#14Prospector, Jan 25, 2013Messi Neymar10, aclee6 and xkc9126x like this. Thread continues after this sponsor message. SDN Members do not see this ad.3x Charm Joined: Oct 13, 2006Messages: 73Likes Received: 1Status: Pre-Dental I work for a corporate practice and my initial contract was for 115K. I did my year and came prepared for contract negotiations. I collected all data, normalized the data for future expectations and expected collections. My 2nd contract was for 175k. I work exclusively with pediatric patients, and have since chosen to return for a residency (I find out where I'm going tomorrow!!!). My goal is to start my own practice, which, as a previous poster stated, is a good way to go if feasible. There are options out there for good opportunities, they just may not be in your back yard. I live in a metropolitan downtown area and commute about an hour each way to work (5 days/week), but for me the satisfaction with the patients, work, company is worth it!#153x Charm, Jan 27, 2013newbeginnings likes this.ushaseos-Classified Information-Joined: Jan 17, 2011Messages: 791Likes Received: 9Status: Pre-Dental3x Charm said: ↑I work for a corporate practice and my initial contract was for 115K. I did my year and came prepared for contract negotiations. I collected all data, normalized the data for future expectations and expected collections. My 2nd contract was for 175k. I work exclusively with pediatric patients, and have since chosen to return for a residency (I find out where I'm going tomorrow!!!). My goal is to start my own practice, which, as a previous poster stated, is a good way to go if feasible. There are options out there for good opportunities, they just may not be in your back yard. I live in a metropolitan downtown area and commute about an hour each way to work (5 days/week), but for me the satisfaction with the patients, work, company is worth it! Good luck for tomorrow and thanks for giving us all the details. I'm with ya 100% about finding opportunities rather than waiting for them to fall in your lap. Between undergrad and what will be the start of dental school I've found a nice job that pays well but I do commute 45 minutes each way. I guess these are all some of the sacrifices we must make to succeed in this economic climate.#16ushaseos, Jan 28, 2013Flower_Child likes this. The Godfather SDN Angel Joined: Sep 22, 2004Messages: 217Likes Received: 6Status: Dentist$45K because that's what the GPR paid - haha. Since then, I've done well over $200K/year in private practice as an associate, but I work 5-5.5 days a week between two practices and I do a variety of procedures (implants, difficult exts, perio surgery, invisalign, some easy endo). I still refer out a good bit (especially PITA pts), but probably not as much as the usual doc. Most of the docs around here work the usual 4 days a week. In this economy, I figure you need to make hay while the sun shines. I'll probably cut back when I buy a practice. Who am I kidding - I'm a workaholic... If I could give you any advice, it's to learn as much as you can (duh). Find a GOOD GPR/AEGD (if you aren't going to specialize) to develop some additional skills. It will make you a more viable candidate to potential employers. When I was looking for jobs (did about 8 interviews), I actually included a list of procedures (with the appropriate codes) that I could do. It adds value in the owner's eyes. A then don't stop learning! I spend well over 10K every year on quality CE. It'll pay off in the long run (and it's deductible). My 2 cents. Good luck in the real world - it's a lot better than d school.#17The Godfather, Feb 2, 2013Noice, D1For Life Son, aclee6 and 3 others like this. Basha00Joined: Jan 29, 2013Messages: 26Likes Received: 2Do dental residents usually have salaries? or they have to pay for their residency programs?#18Basha00, Feb 7, 2013Ravi@hunter likes this.shuckin wizzies Joined: Jan 30, 2013Messages: 8Likes Received: 0Status: Dentistdentaldamit said: ↑Associate Dentist: annual income varies b/c it's dependent upon what you do, rather then time. Average $400-600 right out of school. Potentially around $120k. Check the JADA. There was an article about dentist income this year. Ok REAL numbers now. My first year I made $500 per day for the first 3 months, then 25% of collections at corporate dentistry. In my first FULL year, my 1040 shows taxable income as $112000. 35% in federal taxes, 8% in state taxes. So I'm left with $62k. I have student loans, like most, at a $2k/month. So after taxes I pay $24k/year. So now all said and done $38k. To practice, you need professional liability, state license fee, CPR, CE units, at least. Forgetting ADA/State/Local dental society dues/fees, health insurance, disability insurance, etc. I think I spent $1.5 to 2k. So my rough math .... about $35k in my first year left over spend on the Mercedes. My advice: Join the military, Dental Corps to pay for school and have a job right out. Residency is defly a MUST per the previous doctor had mentioned. You'll actually learn about dentistry. Work for someone/Find a mentor your first year out after and learn about the business... the dentistry is the easy part. Then start your own practice. You'll double your income, you'll practice your own dental philosophy, you'll do what you want. Click to expand... Great post. Most people think that dentists are rolling in it, but annual income is much different than being ""rich"". A friend of mine sells tractors. He started right out of high school. He now makes about 70k

periopocket Joined: Aug 26, 2011Messages: 1,413Likes Received: 312Status: Dentist Bump#20periopocket, Apr 9, 2013andy O4you Junior Member Joined: May 30, 2005Messages: 21Likes Received: 3I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doing.. Lets say i am competitive. I own 4 stores nothing to.do with health care or dentistry. Wife and i make over 250k clean. Which i would say equals a doctor making 400k a year, since they have to pay taxes and other fees. I plan to open two more locations within 6 months, if everything goes to plan then i would add another $50k to 150k more in earnings. My dream is to make as much as $100k a month, either way i know i would want more when i get there.#21andy O4you, Aug 21, 2013hotlikequeso and Good One456 like this.dadude Joined: Aug 5, 2012Messages: 7Likes Received: 0andy O4you said: ↑I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doing.. Lets say i am competitive. I own 4 stores nothing to.do with health care or dentistry. Wife and i make over 250k clean. Which i would say equals a doctor making 400k a year, since they have to pay taxes and other fees. I plan to open two more locations within 6 months, if everything goes to plan then i would add another $50k to 150k more in earnings. My dream is to make as much as $100k a month, either way i know i would want more when i get there. what kind of stores? Just a little curious.#22dadude, Aug 21, 2013jda02624Junior Member Joined: Oct 10, 2002Messages: 122Likes Received: 73andy O4you said: ↑I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doing.. Lets say i am competitive. I own 4 stores nothing to.do with health care or dentistry. Wife and i make over 250k clean. Which i would say equals a doctor making 400k a year, since they have to pay taxes and other fees. I plan to open two more locations within 6 months, if everything goes to plan then i would add another $50k to 150k more in earnings. My dream is to make as much as $100k a month, either way i know i would want more when i get there. And you don't have to pay taxes? What exactly are these ""stores"" you speak of?#23jda02624, Aug 22, 2013wtang567Joined: Aug 14, 2013Messages: 44Likes Received: 7Status: Pre-Dental500k straight out of D-school. worked only 4 days a week.#24wtang567, Aug 22, 2013Shumax, jb05241995, dreamville1994 and 1 other person like this. Cablindian Member Joined: Jan 20, 2006Messages: 162Likes Received: 6Status: Dentist.#25Cablindian, Aug 22, 2013Cablindian Member Joined: Jan 20, 2006Messages: 162Likes Received: 6Status: Dentistwtang567 said: ↑500k straight out of D-school. worked only 4 days a week. In the land of Oz?#26Cablindian, Aug 22, 2013Shumax, x0jessmariex3, semk and 3 others like this. Timpson Joined: Dec 26, 2010Messages: 117Likes Received: 5Status: Dental Studentandy O4you said: ↑I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doing.. Lets say i am competitive. I own 4 stores nothing to.do with health care or dentistry. Wife and i make over 250k clean. Which i would say equals a doctor making 400k a year, since they have to pay taxes and other fees. I plan to open two more locations within 6 months, if everything goes to plan then i would add another $50k to 150k more in earnings. My dream is to make as much as $100k a month, either way i know i would want more when i get there. Bro, do you even lift?#27Timpson, Aug 23, 2013D1For Life Son, Skyrising and leonrjenkins like this. Sublimazing Dentist Physician Joined: Feb 19, 2012Messages: 909Likes Received: 598Status: Resident [Any Field]andy O4you said: ↑I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doing.. Lets say i am competitive. I own 4 stores nothing to.do with health care or dentistry. Wife and i make over 250k clean. Which i would say equals a doctor making 400k a year, since they have to pay taxes and other fees. I plan to open two more locations within 6 months, if everything goes to plan then i would add another $50k to 150k more in earnings. My dream is to make as much as $100k a month, either way i know i would want more when i get there. This guy wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon in 2005...he couldn't get in...so he opened some crappy ""cell phone shops""...he didn't quite reach his potential i guess#28Sublimazing, Aug 23, 2013alxspider Joined: Feb 3, 2013Messages: 156Likes Received: 8Sublimazing said: ↑This guy wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon in 2005...he couldn't get in...so he opened some crappy ""cell phone shops""...he didn't quite reach his potential i guess U mad bro? He was interested in making money, which I can guarantee you is to be made more outside of healthcare than in healthcare. If you care about money alone, don't go into dentistry. For example, being something like a dental anesthesiologist, you won't make as an owner of several ""crappy cell phone shops. ""#29alxspider, Aug 24, 2013Kareful and hotlikequeso like this. Shunwei Joined: May 26, 2007Messages: 917Likes Received: 183Status: Dentistalxspider said: ↑U mad bro? He was interested in making money, which I can guarantee you is to be made more outside of healthcare than in healthcare. If you care about money alone, don't go into dentistry. For example, being something like a dental anesthesiologist, you won't make as an owner of several ""crappy cell phone shops."" Here we go again. You ""guarantee,"" bro, that one can always make more money outside of healthcare than in healthcare? Why do you think that every year there are legions of people applying to MD, DDS, Pharm D, etc.? Aside from a few individuals with idealistic passion, most do this precisely because the long-term earning potential. Compared to dental offices, ""cell phone shops"" are even more in abundance. Do you really think that in a rapidly changing landscape of cellular technology, a cell phone shop has the long-term sustainability of an established dental office? It never ceases to amaze me how some people are so enamored with the so-called earning potential of certain fields. Let me guess--you mean finance, right? If only you can see the pandemonium in 2000, 2004, and 2008 when crashes in that field ruined the lives of so many individuals.#30Shunwei, Aug 24, 2013 Last edited: Aug 24, 2013D1For Life Son, Ollivander, aclee6 and 3 others like this.andy O4you Junior Member Joined: May 30, 2005Messages: 21Likes Received: 3Sublimazing said: ↑This guy wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon in 2005...he couldn't get in...so he opened some crappy ""cell phone shops""...he didn't quite reach his potential i guess Sublimazing, I wanted to be a Doctor since I was a kid, when got into college i knew that it wasnt my calling. Changed to IT until left college for good. I will be opening two more crappy stores by the end of this year,which i be happy to add 50k to 150k a year (clean after taxes) i say 50 to 150 because in business we can never be sure. I had to close a store i opened in january this year,because it wasnt producing what planned, ao in total we have opened 6 stores sold one, closed one and still have 4 of them. For the person who ask if i pay taxes : lol really? We gross around 2.5 million last year,from that rent alone is $130k a year, 8 employees i would say $130 to 150k a yearbetween all the stores. Rest is taxes and merchandise or service. These crappy stores as you mention will actually make me a millionarie soon, i just started few years ago, so its been a good run.btw, I had hardly work now since almost a year. I work because i want to now. The first 2 to 3 years i work non stop, over 80 hours a week i think we took only two days off a year. Potential: no limit, I know someone who owns 51 locations, 130 employees So yes, i recommed even if you make a lot of.money working for.someone, start your own,there is no limit of what you could make , even if you sell car, tooth brushes or whatever it is. Btw, I am 25 years old. I have a friend who just got into dental school, when he gets out.maybe i help him start a practice.#31andy O4you, Sep 29, 2013 Last edited: Sep 29, 2013hotlikequeso likes this. Sublimazing Dentist Physician Joined: Feb 19, 2012Messages: 909Likes Received: 598Status: Resident [Any Field]Nevermind... I'll leave it at this is a house of learn-ed doctors.#32Sublimazing, Sep 29, 2013 Last edited: Sep 29, 2013Blessthefall likes this. Ar2Joined: Jul 17, 2007Messages: 105Likes Received: 5Sublimazing said: ↑This guy wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon in 2005...he couldn't get in...so he opened some crappy ""cell phone shops""...he didn't quite reach his potential i guess Since when does one have to be a cardiovascular surgeon, or doctor for that matter, to say one has reached their full potential?... What a load of b.s. This guys ""crappy cell phone"" business, as you so nicely put it, seems to being doing just fine. Can't blame him for having the guts to open up his own business & take on all that risk. It sounds like its paid off for him. It seems he made the smart move to get out of a profession where the government/insurance programs can change your income at the stroke of pen, which is more likely than not help by someone who is not a healthcare professional.#33Ar2, Sep 29, 2013Prospective Post Pre Dent likes this. Sublimazing Dentist Physician Joined: Feb 19, 2012Messages: 909Likes Received: 598Status: Resident [Any Field]Ar2 said: ↑Since when does one have to be a cardiovascular surgeon, or doctor for that matter, to say one has reached their full potential?... What a load of b.s. This guys ""crappy cell phone"" business, as you so nicely put it, seems to being doing just fine. Can't blame him for having the guts to open up his own business & take on all that risk. It sounds like its paid off for him. It seems he made the smart move to get out of a profession where the government/insurance programs can change your income at the stroke of pen, which is more likely than not help by someone who is not a healthcare professional. I was referring to the fact that HE personally set cardiovasc surgeon as his goal and then didn't meet that goal... I wasn't holding anyone else to that standard...so no I don't think he reached his potential And let's be frank, it takes way more guts and risk to become a surgeon than opening up a few retail shops He obviously has a chip on his shoulder for him to post here at all comparing his financial ""success"" with what he could have been#34Sublimazing, Sep 29, 2013D1For Life Son and semk like this. Out Run Joined: May 15, 2013Messages: 495Likes Received: 218Status: Medical Studentandy O4you said: ↑I am not a doctor, but i like to compare myself to see how i am doingandy O4you said: ↑Sublimazing, I wanted to be a Doctor since I was a kid, when got into college i knew that it wasnt my calling. Changed to IT until left college for good. [...] So yes, i recommed even if you make a lot of.money working for.someone, start your own,there is no limit of what you could make , even if you sell car, tooth brushes or whatever it is. Btw, I am 25 years old. I have a friend who just got into dental school, when he gets out.maybe i help him start a practice. Fascinating tale. Now, can you please stop derailing the topic of this post, which is titled: ""What was your first-year (starting) salary right out of dental school? ""#35Out Run, Sep 29, 2013jus970616, Blessthefall, D1For Life Son and 3 others like this.lemoncurrytequila mockingbird Administrator Dentist Joined: Aug 20, 2006Messages: 3,565Likes Received: 701Status: Dentist First job right out of school at an FQHC. Full benefits, malpractice paid, CE allowance, etc. only thing I had to pay for was license and whatnot. Salary was 150k, or an hourly wage of about $72, plus the added benefit of getting about 31-32% of production once it was greater than my salary. Unfortunately it didn't work out with the other doc I was working with, so I went to a corporate office and am earning 600/day with full benefits.#36lemoncurry, Sep 29, 2013D1For Life Son likes this.andy O4you Junior Member Joined: May 30, 2005Messages: 21Likes Received: 3Yes, lets keep this conversation on topi. Somone ask me something, so i responded.. Back to topic#37andy O4you, Sep 29, 2013Shunwei Joined: May 26, 2007Messages: 917Likes Received: 183Status: Dentist Sublimazing said: ↑I was referring to the fact that HE personally set cardiovasc surgeon as his goal and then didn't meet that goal... I wasn't holding anyone else to that standard...so no I don't think he reached his potential And let's be frank, it takes way more guts and risk to become a surgeon than opening up a few retail shops He obviously has a chip on his shoulder for him to post here at all comparing his financial ""success"" with what he could have been Don't take what you hear without a shovel of salt. From what I understand cell phone stores are not as profitable as he makes it out to be. Most of the money is not made on activation but on accessorization. Overhead is also not nearly as low as he makes it out to be. Regardless, though, if he is doing well and is happy that's great for him. However, given a choice I will still take a healthcare career over cell phone industry. He former is a steady career with top 1-2% earning potential with about as solid a demand as there can be. Respect and appreciation from your patients is also nice.#38Shunwei, Sep 29, 2013justsusan Member Joined: Sep 1, 2004Messages: 148Likes Received: 10Status: Dentist Started out with 90k in Maryland, health insurance covered. The dentists I know of that are doing the best financially are the ones that have a non-dental side business like real estate or whatever. Carry on..#39justsusan, Sep 30, 2013docdean Joined: Oct 1, 2013Messages: 3Likes Received: 0Status: Dentist Definitely depends on your location. Mine was $48,550.00 but my good friend was near double that. One of the reasons I relocated after my first year.#40docdean, Oct 1, 2013Silent Cool Member Banned Joined: Jan 30, 2005Messages: 2,776Likes Received: 639Shunwei said: ↑Don't take what you hear without a shovel of salt. From what I understand cell phone stores are not as profitable as he makes it out to be. Most of the money is not made on activation but on accessorization. Overhead is also not nearly as low as he makes it out to be. Regardless, though, if he is doing well and is happy that's great for him. However, given a choice I will still take a healthcare career over cell phone industry. He former is a steady career with top 1-2% earning potential with about as solid a demand as there can be. Respect and appreciation from your patients is also nice. Shunwei, How many years have you been in practice? Are you in Texas? Where are you looking to buy? I assume you have looked through practice listings on Dentaltown. What's your take on those? thanx#41Silent Cool, Oct 1, 2013Silent Cool Member Banned Joined: Jan 30, 2005Messages: 2,776Likes Received: 639lemoncurry said: ↑First job right out of school at an FQHC. Full benefits, malpractice paid, CE allowance, etc. only thing I had to pay for was license and whatnot. Salary was 150k, or an hourly wage of about $72, plus the added benefit of getting about 31-32% of production once it was greater than my salary. Unfortunately it didn't work out with the other doc I was working with, so I went to a corporate office and am earning 600/day with full benefits. Lemon, are you in Vermont now? What were the offers like in California?#42Silent Cool, Oct 1, 2013Shunwei Joined: May 26, 2007Messages: 917Likes Received: 183Status: Dentist Silent Cool said: ↑Shunwei, How many years have you been in practice? Are you in Texas? Where are you looking to buy? I assume you have looked through practice listings on Dentaltown. What's your take on those? thanx Silent I have been out about 1 1/2 yrs now. It doesn't sound like a lot, but I have done quite a bit over the past year and I am very confident at what I can do. I feel like via-a-via people my experience I am probably stronger than most. I am looking to buy a practice in a semi-rural area where the doc/patient ratio is favorable and would allow me to make good money and not deal with stuff especially like corporate dentistry. I am currently working with several brokers to find the right practice and do have one in my sights right now. 100% FFS, semi-rural pop with ratio of 3500:1 ratio, and a healthy NP flow, all equipment fairly modern with low overhead. In fact I am going down there this weekend to speak with the Old Doc. However, right now the market is a sellers market, so I won't rush into buying an office just for buying's sake. If I need to I can wait until next year which I predict will have more practices for sale. My take on buying a practice is that you must be of a certain mentality to succeed. If you are just of a mindset to 'get-by,"" you can just associate for your entire career and still eke out a good living. However, this type of dentist probably will bounce around a lot of places for his/her entire career and won't be very financially successful, if that measure is taken into consideration. On the other hand, if you are like me, a strong-willed and dominant individual who likes to dictate my own course of action, then ownership might be the only road to true fulfillment. Not only will you get the entire profit, but you get to call your own shots, hire your own people who answer only to you (not like to senior management as in corporate dentistry), practice the way you want, and have the chance to derive the most financial rewards. It is a lot of work, to be sure, but I personally think it is priceless.#43Shunwei, Oct 1, 2013 Last edited: Oct 2, 2013Skyrising, Cello, Dental2000 and 1 other person like this.lemoncurrytequila mockingbird Administrator Dentist Joined: Aug 20, 2006Messages: 3,565Likes Received: 701Status: Dentist Silent Cool said: ↑Lemon, are you in Vermont now? What were the offers like in California? I did not even bother applying for jobs in CA.#44lemoncurry, Oct 2, 2013Silent Cool Member Banned Joined: Jan 30, 2005Messages: 2,776Likes Received: 639lemoncurry said: ↑I did not even bother applying for jobs in CA. It's that bad, huh?#45Silent Cool, Oct 5, 2013lemoncurrytequila mockingbird Administrator Dentist Joined: Aug 20, 2006Messages: 3,565Likes Received: 701Status: Dentist Compared to the opportunity I found in VT, yes.#46lemoncurry, Oct 5, 2013Silent Cool Member Banned Joined: Jan 30, 2005Messages: 2,776Likes Received: 639lemoncurry said: ↑Compared to the opportunity I found in VT, yes. Are you thinking about specializing?#47Silent Cool, Oct 5, 2013trdarch Joined: Sep 13, 2013Messages: 16Likes Received: 0Status: Dental Student.#48trdarch, Oct 5, 2013lemoncurrytequila mockingbird Administrator Dentist Joined: Aug 20, 2006Messages: 3,565Likes Received: 701Status: Dentist Silent Cool said: ↑Are you thinking about specializing? i still give it some thought, but haven't settled on any one thing that I would want to limit myself to.#49lemoncurry, Oct 7, 2013Silent Cool Member Banned Joined: Jan 30, 2005Messages: 2,776Likes Received: 639Shunwei said: ↑Silent I have been out about 1 1/2 yrs now. It doesn't sound like a lot, but I have done quite a bit over the past year and I am very confident at what I can do. I feel like via-a-via people my experience I am probably stronger than most. I am looking to buy a practice in a semi-rural area where the doc/patient ratio is favorable and would allow me to make good money and not deal with stuff especially like corporate dentistry. I am currently working with several brokers to find the right practice and do have one in my sights right now. 100% FFS, semi-rural pop with ratio of 3500:1 ratio, and a healthy NP flow, all equipment fairly modern with low overhead. In fact I am going down there this weekend to speak with the Old Doc. However, right now the market is a sellers market, so I won't rush into buying an office just for buying's sake. If I need to I can wait until next year which I predict will have more practices for sale. My take on buying a practice is that you must be of a certain mentality to succeed. If you are just of a mindset to 'get-by,"" you can just associate for your entire career and still eke out a good living. However, this type of dentist probably will bounce around a lot of places for his/her entire career and won't be very financially successful, if that measure is taken into consideration. On the other hand, if you are like me, a strong-willed and dominant individual who likes to dictate my own course of action,then ownership might be the only road to true fulfillment. Not only will you get the entire profit, but you get to call your own shots, hire your own people who answer only to you (not like to senior management as in corporate dentistry), practice the way you want, and have the chance to derive the most financial rewards. It is a lot of work, to be sure, but I personally think it is priceless. Click to expand... Totally agree.#50Silent Cool, Oct 18, 2013Previous Thread Next Thread (You must log in or sign up to post here. )Page 1 of 31 2 3 Next >Share This Page Tweet "


how much money will americans spend for easter

EAmericans will spend a record $18.4 billion on Easter this year. The National Retail Federation, in its annual Easter forecast, said that number is 6% larger than the $17.3 billion spent in 2016. The organization credits the late Easter for driving spending. ""Most consumers have almost an entire month to shop for Easter this year, and by the time the holiday comes the weather should be significantly warmer than last Easter,"" said Matthew Shay, NRF president and CEO.

Americans will spend the most this Easter

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""That should put shoppers in the frame of mind to splurge on spring apparel along with Easter decorations. ""People plan to drop an average of $152 per person this year. The biggest expense will be food, with Americans dishing out $5.8 billion, plus $2.6 billion on candy. The organization expects spending on clothing to surge to $3.3 billion, 45% higher than last year. Americans also will spend $2.6 billion on gifts, $1.2 billion on flowers, $1.1 billion on decorations and $788 million on greeting cards. However, only about a quarter of Easter shoppers plan to buy at a local small business, an NRF survey found. The majority said they'd shop at discount stores and nearly half will go to department stores. Another quarter will shop online. How to give your kid Easter candy without ruining good eating habits Skip those Easter impulse purchases: Here's where to scrimp What is America's favorite Easter candy? The bulk shopping website Boxed.com noted its best seller is the Mars Easter variety pack, filled with Snickers, Twix, Milky Way, and 3 Musketeers. However, a survey by coupon website Retal Me Not found Reese's Mini Peanut Butter Chocolate Eggs reigned supreme, followed by chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, Hershey's Eggs and Peeps. Follow Sean Rossman on Twitter: @Sean Rossman CONNECT TWEET LINKEDIN1COMMENT EMAIL MORE "


where is iron located in a plant body

ght Aspidistra elatior is one of few plants that honestly thrives even in deep shade. Although it will grow in the sun, the plant will become weak and lose its color. Plant the iron plant under a tree or in a basket that will be placed on a porch that is cast in shade. Soil The cast iron plant thrives in almost any types of soil, including very poor soil.

Iron Plant Care

"Home »Produce Iron Plant Care By April Sanders; Updated September 21, 2017Aspidistra elatior is a shade-loving, extremely hardy plant. Nicknamed the ""cast iron"" plant for its toughness, this evergreen perennial is desirable for its ability to grow in the shade and even survive long periods of drought. In fact, its ability to grow in very low light conditions is unsurpassed, according to Edward F. Gilman, a horticulturist with the University of Florida. For these reasons, the iron plant requires very little care and it is often grown as a houseplant. Climate Native to China, this evergreen perennial prefers temperate to tropical climates, with cool winters and mild or hot summers. Grow the cast iron plant outdoors in United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Hardiness Zones 7 through 11. In colder locations, Aspidistra elatior can be grown as a houseplant, or grown outside in a container during the summer and brought inside before the first hard freeze. Location These hardy plants can grow in almost any type of soil and even in times of drought. One thing cast iron plants are susceptible to, however, is winter winds. Cold, drying winds can cause a condition called ""winterburn,"" which strips the moisture from the leaves, turning the edges and tips brown. These can be pruned away and the plant will recover easily, but it is best to place Aspidistra elatior in a position where it will be sheltered from these winds in the first place. Li

Still, most cultivars prefer loose, loamy soil rich in organic matter. Well-draining soil is also a must, as water-saturated soil can lead to root rot. Work peat moss and nutrient-rich mulch, such as leaf mold, into the soil around your plant. Note that variegated cultivars of the plant actually prefer soil that has low nutrients. The lack of minerals makes the variegation more noticeable. Problems Iron plants are rarely bothered by insect pests, according to Mr. Gilman, but they can suffer from leaf spot diseases. Leaf spot diseases are caused by various fungi that travel on water. When water that contains fungal spores sits on the wide leaves of the plant for a period of time, those spores can start to multiply, and the fungus will infect the leaves, leaving unattractive lesions that can range in color from bright orange to a dark, greasy gray color. Water from below, not above, to keep the leaves as dry as possible, and spray the plant with a fungicide if the infection is severe. References University of Illinois: Cast Iron Plant University of Florida: Aspidistra Elatior Floridata: Aspidistra Elatior Resources Arlington Organic Gardening Club: Cast Iron Plant More Articles Signs of English Ivy Overwatering Why Are Evergreens Turning Yellow? How to Care for Episcia Pink Brocade How to Care for a Bridal Veil Plant How to Grow Grass in the Shade Is Gentian Violet Toxic to Cats? "


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2017Definition: A gel is a sol in which the solid particles are meshed such that a rigid or semi-rigid mixture results. Examples: Fruit jelly is an example of a gel. Cooked and cooled gelatin is another example of a gel. The protein molecules of gelatin crosslink to form a soid mesh which contains pockets of liquid.

Gel Definition

Science, Tech, Math ›Science Gel Definition Share Flipboard Email Print Gelatin is an example of a gel. Gisela Franciscoby Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph. D. Updated March 06,

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amount of ram in tablet

A bigger sized RAM means the tablet can run more apps at the same time. RAM improves the way the tablet performs, but the the way the operating system controls the RAM is also important. Tablets usually come with a minimum of 256MB of RAM, but some of the newer tablets boast 1GB of RAM. Some experts recommend that a tablet have a minimum of 512MB of RAM, but it also depends on how well the OS manages the RAM it has to work with. RAM is faster than internal storage, but it is more expensive too.

How Much Memory Should My Tablet Have?

"Home Buying Guides Computers/Tablets & Networking Tablets & e Book Readers How Much Memory Should My Tablet Have?e Bay 109K Views 19 Likes Like Share March 10, 2016It really hasn't been that long since tablets came onto the scene, but it looks as though they are here to stay. A tablet is portable computer without a keyboard. Rather its has a touchscreen. Tablets allow for wireless connectivity to the internet and to other computers. Tablets are used by students, artists, writers, and gamers. But just about everyone these days is finding uses for tablets. There are a number of different types on the market, including the i Pad, Android tablets, and e-readers like Kindle. When shopping around for a tablet, the buyer will also have to consider the tablets specifications with regard to memory. Specifically, they will have to consider the RAM and the storage capacity of the device. Currently, tablets come with a limited range of internal storage capacities and sizes of RAM. Some tablets can have extra memory added, but not all of them. It is important for the user to know if he or she will need a tablet that can have memory added or if there are other options for extending memory, such as cloud-computing solutions. Memory is just one of the factors that a buyer should consider when looking to buy a tablet. Types of Tablets The most popular tablets on the market include the i Pad, Android tablets, and e-readers. Some of these tablets are better suited for certain types of users. For instance, e-readers are specifically designed just for downloading and reading e-books, while other tablets allow for gaming and movie watching, as well as productivity apps for email and light word processing. Type Descriptioni Pad The i Pad is probably the most famous tablet on the market and is seen as the device that ushered in the recent tablet revolution. Even though the i Pad has been around for only a few years, it is already on to its third generation. Many users favor the i Pad for its simple, minimalist interface, and elegant design. Of course, there is a downside to the Apple i Pad. Users cannot visit flash websites, and there are no USB ports that come with the device. There is also no way to use a micro SD card with an i Pad. Android Tablets There are now a variety of Android tablets on the market. Android is actually an operating system for mobile devices that was created by Google. The biggest manufacturer of Android tablets, and Apple's biggest competitor, is Samsung. These tablets usually have many different features including a micro SD card slot, two cameras, and a USB connection of some type. There are many different kinds of Android tablets on the market in varying sizes and manufactured by a whole host of companies. Like the i Pad, Android tablets often come with some sort of data plan from a service provider. E-Reader E-readers are not exactly in the same category as tablet computers, but there are some similarities. When trying to decide whether or not to get an e-reader, the buyer will need to consider how much reading he or she will be doing. Tablets that are meant to be e-readers use e-ink. This makes it is easier to read text on the screen even when outdoors. Tablets on the other hand have glossy screens that can be difficult to read in sunlight. E-readers may let the user access the internet without a data plan, but usually it is just enough to to allow for the download of e-books. Tablets and Memory One thing to consider when looking at tablets is how much memory they have. This means considering both the amount of RAM and storage capacity. RAM is the temporary memory while internal storage is where the files are kept permanently. The size of each type of memory will depend on what the user will be using the tablet for. A buyer should also consider whether extra memory can be purchased and added to their tablet. One reason why memory is such a big deal is because memory for tablets tends to be very expensive. Tablets use flash memory for internal storage because it is rugged and does not use much power, but it also costs about $1 per GB. RAMRAM or ""Random Access Memory,"" is the special memory where the data is stored temporarily. The user's photos, apps, and videos are kept in the internal storage permanently, but when these files are requested by the user it is the RAM that goes into action. After the power is turned off on the device, what is stored in the RAM is deleted.

A buyer may be able to upgrade the RAM in his or her tablet. Tablets that allow the RAM to be upgraded usually have two slots, one that cannot be removed and another one for an extra RAM stick. Internal Storage Capacity The internal memory is where the apps, documents, and other files can be stored and is different than RAM. Different tablets do offer varying amounts of storage and some come in various sizes. For instance, the i Pad can be purchased in with 16, 32, or 64GB of internal storage capacity. Other tablets also tend to come with various storage capacities, although there may not be models available in every size. Some older tablets have an 8GB model, but this is not very common anymore. Many individuals users prefer tablets with more storage, because it allows them to store more videos and other files, especially since it only goes up to 64GB. It should be noted that the amount of storage does not affect the tablet's performance at all. Actual Storage Capacity The buyer has to realize that the storage capacity of a tablet is probably not actually as high as stated. This is because there may already be data stored on the device such as pre-installed applications. Even if tablets seem to have the same amount of storage, their actual storage capacities can differ. For example, some models of the Galaxy tablets claim to have 16GB of storage, but actually they have 12 GB of usable storage. In order to find out how much storage the user will need, some reference point of what a tablet can store is useful. For instance a 16GB tablet can store approximately 9,000 photos, 3,500 songs, or 20 hours of video. Obviously, a 32GB tablet can store twice that amount, and so on. This will help the user figure out how much storage he or she needs. Extra Memory Buyers may also want to consider purchasing extra memory for their tablets. This is not possible with every type of tablet though. With the i Pod for instance, there is no USB port or slot for an external USB stick. This means that the user is limited to the i Pad's memory capacity. One way around this apparent limitation is to utilize cloud computing. Cloud computing is where files are stored in a space on the internet, and the user can then access them without having them stored in the tablet's internal memory. Cloud computing is already used for a number of applications, including email hosting services like Yahoo or Gmail. Apple has already sought a solution to the problem of limited storage capacity by offering i Pad users access to its i Cloud storage service. If a buyer takes advantage of cloud computing to store some of his or her documents, especially media, then a tablet with a large amount of memory isn't needed. The only downside to cloud computing is that the user will need internet access in order to access the files. For other tablets, like some Android devices, extra memory can be added in a number of ways. Many Android tablets accept micro SD cards. If the user is very into music or videos, he or she could even keep collections of videos and music on different micro SD cards that they can insert into their Android tablet as needed. Finding a Tablet or Extra Memory on e Bay You can find both a tablet and the extra memory for your tablet on e Bay. After navigating to the Electronics page, you select the option for Computers, Tablets and Networking. If you're looking for listings for tablets, select the i Pad, Tablets and e Readers option. You will then be able to browse through the listings by type, brand, screen size, product line, operating system, internet connectivity, and storage capacity. If you are looking for extra memory, you can select the Drives, Storage and Blank Media category and browse through the available listings. Remember that you will not be able to buy extra memory for an i Pad. Only those tablets that come with USB ports and micro SD slots will be able to accept extra memory. You can also search using keywords. For instance, type in ""32 GB Android tablet"" and then browse through the listings for that particular device. Consider checking e Bay Stores too, especially ones that specialize in electronic devices. Conclusion Tablets look like they are here to stay, so you may be considering purchasing one. Even though tablets are fairly new, there have already been many improvements over successive generations. A buyer needs to consider a number of factors when purchasing a tablet, including how much memory the device comes with. There are two different types of memory to evaluate: the RAM and the internal storage. The buyer needs to keep in mind that the size of memory he or she should get depends on what the tablet will be used for. Someone who who is looking to store hundreds of videos or songs on their tablet will need more internal storage memory. Some tablets allow for extra storage in the form of micro SD cards, but not all tablets accept them. If the tablet does not have a USB port, the buyer may want to check into cloud computing, which is becoming increasingly widespread. In order to get the most use out of a tablet, the buyer should carefully evaluate all of a tablet's features, including the memory. Tags:tabletsmicrosd cardsandroidapplemodels Have something to share, create your own guide... 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Junction City is the southernmost city in Arkansas. Straddling the state line with Louisiana, Junction City has two city governments and exists in Union County, Arkansas; Union Parish, Louisiana; and Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. Junction City was created by the Arkansas Southern Railway Company, which was formed by the directors of the South Arkansas Lumber Company. Both businesses were incorporated in August 1892, and the railroad began building a line from El Dorado (Union County) south to the state line.

"Latitude and Longitude:33º00'59""N 092º43'28""WElevation:197 feet Area:1.128 square miles (2010 Census)Population:581 (2010 Census)Incorporation Date: February 21, 1895Historical Population as per the U. S. Census:1810182018301840185018601870188018901900---------1,25119101920193019401950196019701980199020001,0656538147971,0137497638136747212010581

It reached the state line in 1894, and Junction City was platted at that time. Lots were auctioned at a public barbecue. Many of the successful bidders were from the town of Blanchard Springs in Union County; when their homes and businesses were established in Junction City, Blanchard Springs was slowly abandoned. A post office was opened in the new city in October 1894. At first it was called “Junction,” but the full name was approved by the postal service in 1897. Junction City was incorporated in 1895. The original buildings of the city were made of wood, but after several fires around the turn of the century, the damaged wood structures were replaced with brick buildings. A well was dug near the center of Junction City early in its history. The well, which was located on the state line, was mentioned in Ripley’s Believe-It-Or-Not around the middle of the twentieth century. It had a trough for livestock as well as drinking-water facilities for people, but it no longer exists. Junction City now has two water towers, one in Arkansas and the other in Louisiana. Prohibition of the sale of alcohol was prevalent in Arkansas at the time the city was founded. Though alcohol was not yet banned statewide, southern Union County had already voted itself dry. Louisiana did not yet have such laws. As a result, many of the new citizens and businesses in Junction City relocated south of the state line. Citizens Bank of Junction City was established in 1890, the second bank in Union County. Three businessmen opened a large store in Junction City, and W. D. Dismuke published a weekly newspaper, the Interstate News. Sidney Umsted operated a sawmill in Junction City from 1901 until 1905, when he moved his operation to Smackover (Union County). While the two cities—one in Arkansas and one in Louisiana—have been separately incorporated, they share a school system and a volunteer fire department. By the middle of the twentieth century, both Louisiana parishes had become dry, and most Junction City homes, churches, and businesses were located in Arkansas. Segregated schools operated in Junction City into the 1960s. They taught children from both states, though they were all built on the Arkansas side of the state line. Following desegregation, the Junction City high school football team, which plays at the 2A level, became one of the more successful teams in Arkansas, winning state championships most recently in 2003, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, and 2014. A tornado began near Junction City shortly before midnight January 12, 2005. The F-3 tornado traveled twenty-four miles through Union County, killing two people, injuring thirteen, and damaging much property. For additional information: Cordell, Anna Harmon. Dates and Data of Union County, Arkansas, 1541–1948. Monroe-Lafayette, LA: Century Printing & Publishing Inc., 1984. Deane, Ernie. “Quiet Prevails on the Border in Junction City.” Arkansas Gazette, September 4, 1956.“Junction City Dates from 1894.” El Dorado Daily News, March 22, 1970, p. 17A.“Junction City Has Problem: It’s in 2 States, 3 Counties.” Arkansas Gazette, April 15, 1965. Pumphrey, Wayne. “Border-Town Football Unites Both Arkansas, Louisiana.” Arkansas Sports360, July 2009, p. 43. Whitten, Clayte, and Dewey Finley. “Junction City, Born with Railroad, in Unique Position in Two States.” El Dorado Daily News, May 19, 1957, p. 12. Steven Teske Butler Center for Arkansas Studies "


polystone uhmw weight

Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMW-PE) UHMW-PE is defined as polyethylene whose molecular weight is 3.1 million or higher. When making this determination, it was found that physical properties increased rapidly as lower MW values increased, and then leveled off at the 3,100,000 value. As with most high-performance polymers, processing of UHMW-PE is not easy.

UHMW Sheet

UHMW Sheet UHMW Sheets in Natural, Black and Gray Custom cut to your exact specificationse Plastics specializes in UHMW and fabrication of industrial plastic sheets, rods and tubing UHMW sheets resemble other polyethylenes in superficial characteristics such as texture, color, stiffness, weight and general appearance, but UHMW is superior in physical and mechanical strength Standard Virgin UHMW sheet, reprocessed UHMW, oil-filled UHMW, and other grades. Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene is an extremely high abrasion resistant material. The molecular weights range between 3.1 to 5.67 million. UHMW sheets will not encourage growth of bacteria or fungus, is self-lubricating, and it meets FDA requirements for direct food contact. It also meets USDA requirements in specific applications.

Because of its high melt viscosity, conventional molding and extrusion processes would break the long molecular chains that give the material its excellent properties. Current manufacturing methods include compression molding, ram extrusion and warm forging of extruded slugs. UHMW-PE has outstanding abrasion resistance and an extremely low coefficient of friction. Impact strength is high and chemical resistance is excellent. The material does not break in impact strength tests using standard notched specimens; double-notched specimens break at 20 ft-lb/in (42.1 k J/m2). UHMW-PE has a crystalline melting point of 267°F (131°C). Recommended maximum service is about 200°F (93°C). Care should be taken when fastening UHMW-PE, as its large thermal expansion can cause the material to buckle between fasteners if they are too far apart. UHMW-PE APPLICATIONSConveyor wear strips Snowmobile track sprockets Guide rails Bearings Paper machine suction box covers Parts of textile looms Chute linings Pipe for distribution of slurry materials Other components requiring maximum abrasion resistance and impact strength and a low friction coefficient


how many digits account number wells fargo

e? There are ten digits for a Wells Fargo bank account. If one isunsure of their account number they can contact the bank forassistance.

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Wells Fargo account numbers are 10 digits in length. The account number can be found on your account statement, or to the right side of the routing numbers on the bottom of your checks.

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About The AOHThe Ancient Order of Hibernians is America’s oldest Irish Catholic Fraternal Organization founded concurrently in the coal-mining region of Pennsylvania and New York City in May,1836. The Order can trace its roots back to a series of similar societies that existed in Ireland for more than 300 years.

About The AOH

Today the AOH exists in America, Canada, Ireland, England, Wales and Scotland, however, while the organizations share a common thread, the American AOH is a separate and much larger organization. The early Irish societies were born of a need in the mid-fifteen hundreds to protect the welfare of fellow Irish Catholics, and especially the clergy who risked immediate death to keep the Catholic Faith alive in occupied Ireland after the Penal Laws of 1691. These various secret societies were formed across the country to aid and comfort their people by whatever means was available. Similarly, the AOH in America was founded at New York’s St. James Church on May 4,1836 by men emulating these Irish societies, to protect the clergy and churches from the violent American Nativists who attacked Irish Catholic immigrants and Church property. At the same time the vast influx of Irish Immigrants fleeing Ireland’s Great Hunger in the late 1840’s, prompted a growth in many Irish societies in the USA – the largest of which was, and continues to be, the AOH. Active across the United States, The Order seeks to aid the newly arrived Irish, both socially and economically. The many Divisions and club facilities located throughout the U. S. have traditionally been among the first to welcome new Irish immigrants. Here, the Irish culture — art, dance, music, and sports are fostered and preserved. The newcomers can meet some of ‘their own’ and are introduced to the social atmosphere of the Irish-American community. the AOH has been at the forefront for issues concerning the Irish, such as; Immigration Reform; economic Incentives both here and in Ireland; the human rights issues addressed in the Mac Bride Legislation; Right-To-Life; and a peaceful and just solution to the issues that divide Ireland. The Order has also provided a continuing bridge with Ireland for those who are generations removed from our ancestral homeland. The AOH sponsors many programs associated with promoting our Irish Heritage such as the IRISH WAY PROGRAM, SCHOLARSHIPS and NATIONAL HISTORY DAY sponsorship. We invite all Catholics of Irish birth or descent to seek admittance to the FINEST Irish Catholic Organization in the World — all we would ask is for you to live our motto of: “Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity”. Dia ‘s Muire dhuit! (God and Mary be with you)Interested in Joining? Click here. Facts about the Ancient Order of Hibernians The AOH is the oldest lay Catholic ethnic organization operating in the United States. The Hibernians represent the most broadly based Irish-American organization with over 46,000 members in 46 States, Canada and Ireland. The twin constitutional goals of the Irish and Catholic membership is to assist in the re-unification of Ireland, support the church and its mission and promote Irish culture. Support the raising of monuments to famed Irish or Irish-Americans (Commodore Barry, Robert Emmett) and memorials to events like the Great Hunger or the slaughter of abortion which are in every major American city, ie: Mobile, AL (Fr Abram Ryan), Washington, DC (Nuns of the Battlefield), Valley Forge, PA (Medal of Honor grove), and Chicago, IL (. Mt Olivet Cemetery). The history of the AOH lies not just in big cities but tracks America’s expansion West along the Lewis and Clark Trail (St Anne’s, Great Falls, MT), along the Cherokee trail (Sacred Heart, Pueblo, CO) and along side the Central Pacific Railroad from Ogden, UT (St. Joseph’s) to Sacramento, CA (Old Cathedral). The march of the AOH across the continent stretches from first stop on the National Road (St Patrick’s, Cumberland, MD) to Seattle, WA (St James Cathedral) with lesser known stops along the way that have all but vanished……Hinckletown IA, Snoddy’s Mill, IN, Kalo, IA . Forty Fort, PA, Irwin, GA and Iron Mountain, MO. Early history and growth of Hibernians is linked to mining for gold (Yreka, CA), copper and silver (Butte & Anaconda, MT), iron ore in Escanaba, MI (St Patrick’s) and Mt Pleasant, PA (St Joseph’s), hard rock mining (St Peter’s, Rutland, VT) and coal in Schuylkill Co, PA. where the infamous Molly Maguire trials were held Hibernians shared meeting halls with other fraternal societies like the Foresters, Odd Fellows, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Pythias, and the GAR but were bitter opponents of the anti-Catholic and anti-Irish Know-Nothings who burned and attacked Catholic churches throughout the country. Members of the AOH have included labor leaders Terrence Powderly and John Sweeney, Bishops John Lennon and Fulton Sheen, and John Cardinal O’Connor, astronaut James Mc Devitt, President John F. Kennedy, insurance industry leader Bill Flynn, actor Pat O’Brien, Civil War General Thomas Francis Meagher, and recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor


where in the earth do faults form

Faults can form in which layer of the earth? Faults are formed at the outer solid layers of the Earth. They are developed within the earths crust or Lithosphere.

How do faults form?

Answers.com ® Wiki Answers ® Categories Science Earth Sciences How do faults form? Flag How do faults form? Answer by Hard rock Yuuki Confidence votes 115In geology, a fracture in the rocks of the Earth's crust, where compressional or tensional forces cause the rocks on the opposite sides of the fracture to be displaced relative to each other. Faults range in length from a few inches to hundreds of miles, and displacement may also range from less than an inch to hundreds of miles along the fracture surface (the fault plane). Most, if not all, earthquakes are caused by rapid movement along faults. Faults are common throughout the world. A well-known example is the San Andreas Fault near the western coast of the U. S. The total movement along this fault during the last few million years appears to have been several miles. Source: wiki.answers.com actually there is a much easier simple way to understand here it is ! Faults form when rock is put under so much stress that it can no longer bend but break. There is a crack that forms when rocks break and move past each other called a fault.1 person found this useful Was this answer useful? Yes Somewhat No When was the San Andreas Fault formed? About 30 million years ago when the pacific plate first hit the north American plate Mese102 1 Contribution How is a fault formed? The surface of earth is in constant motion because of forces inside the planet. These forces cause sections of earth's surface, called plates, to move. How are faults formed? Faults are formed when sections of the Earth's crust (tectonicplates) move atop the mantle. Why do faults form?because if is just a form of nature and Gods work Ericlam 15 Contributions How does a fault block mountain form? A fault block mountain occurs when rock layers are pulled from opposite directions, large blocks slide downward, creating peaks and valleys. See Link edited by ERIC: To make …How does a fault-block mountain form? A fault-block mountain forms where the edges of two plates cometogether to create a fault. When one plate pushes up over the otherone, the upper one can continue up until it i …How can folding and faulting form mountains? Folding and Faulting usually work together to form mountains. Faulting works by one plate shifting up and one plate submerging. Folding however works by both plates pushing ag …What is a fault and how does it form? A fault is a crack or split in the Earth's crust. They are formed when stress is applied to the crust and it cracks. Guessmeifyoucan 3 Contributions What causes faults to form? Fault Lines usually form when too much presser isput onto it. They form on Earths surface The shift in tectonic plates causes the faults to form. How is a divergent fault formed? When magma pushes 2 plates apart. :)What formed Emerson fault?a buddy Nurudeen Deenousky Ahmed 3,635 Contributions Explicitly Magnanimous

Answered In Plate Tectonics What boundary do reverse faults form at?the best answer is reverse boundary Answered In Science Where does a fault form?under the earth's crust, where an earthquake will occur Answered In Volcanoes Are volcanoes where new faults are formed?yes Sarahroxoutofhersox1 180 Contributions Answered In Earthquakes What force forms a normal fault? A fault line is formed by two plates sliding next to each other in opposite directions. This is called a transform boundary. Answered In Uncategorized How is reverse fault formed? Reverse faults usually take place in areas that undergo squishingor compression.


what teams send out playoff tickets before the season

Thus, the Cowboys have sent out a sheet of playoff tickets, including the NFC title game ducats, along with the season-ticket passes they mailed to all their customers, ESPN's Darren Rovell reports. Dallas apparently is the first team to send out those playoff tickets before the regular season (or the preseason!) has begun. ""Included in this package are your 2014 playoff tickets and parking (if applicable) for two potential home games at AT&T Stadium,"" read the letter that came with the season tickets.

"Today in Optimism: Cowboys mail out 2014 season playoff tickets The Cowboys must be ultra-confident in their ability to make the postseason.by Josh Katzowitz Aug 1, 2014 • 1 min read Tickets! Who needs playoffs tickets? Not Dallas fans, apparently. (Getty Images)More NFL: Photos | Videos & GIFs | Training Camp updates | Manziel watch Even if the Cowboys are on an impressive run of 8-8 seasons and even if they've blown the opportunity to make the postseason in three-straight Week 17 matchups where a win could have gotten them into the playoffs, that doesn't mean Dallas isn't ultra-confident in its team's chance this year.

""The barcodes on the tickets will be activated when a home playoff game is clinched and the tickets have been paid in full. ""To some, the Cowboys approach makes sense. ""It's operationally efficient for the teams and it's convenient for the fan,"" Brian Lafemina, the NFL senior vice president of club business development, told Rovell. ""There are times when teams don't know if they are hosting a playoff game until a week before and doing this helps eliminate some of the friction that exists among the teams and fans. This dovetails nicely with our new policy. If a fan says they will pay if a game is played, the team can now charge that fan and the ticket is already in hand. ""Lafemina also said he expects more teams to do the same in the future. NFL Offseason Moves Top NFL free agent RBs | QBNFL Draft: Prospect rankings, mock drafts Around the Web Promoted by Taboola Our Latest Stories NFL combine: Live updates from Indy Follow all the action from the NFL combine in Indianapolis on Saturday Cards' Fitzgerald is recruiting Cousins This is what happens when Kirk Cousins and Larry Fitzgerald run into each other at the air... Chubb among combine winners Friday Barkley earned the lion's share of attention, but other prospects made their mark Friday as... How to watch the NFL Scouting Combine Everything you need to know about tuning into this year's biggest pre-draft event Branden Albert tackles cop gets arrested Two-time Pro Bowler Branden Albert is facing a felony charge after tackling a cop at a jewelry... Teams ask Lamar Jackson to do WR testing The Louisville quarterback is being slapped in the face yet again "


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so. Dosage for Gout To help avoid a flare-up of gout attacks (which can occur when starting allopurinol), it is recommended to start at a low dosage for treating gout: allopurinol 100 mg once daily. After that, your healthcare provider may increase your dose by 100 mg per day each week, until the maximum dose is reached (800 mg daily) or until your uric acid levels are under control (are 6 mg/d L or less). People with kidney disease should take a lower dose, depending on the severity of their kidney problems.

Allopurinol Dosage

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Unlike some gout medications, allopurinol is taken all the time, because this medication works to prevent gout attacks (not to treat them). It is usually recommended to take other gout medications along with allopurinol (when first starting allopurinol), as it takes a few weeks or months for it to start working. Also, allopurinol can initially cause gout attacks. Doses of 300 mg or less can be taken as a single daily dose, but higher doses should be split up into a few (usually two or three) smaller doses per day. Allopurinol Dosage Article Continues on Next Page >1 2 Next >>Advertisement5 Easy Tips to Manage Visitors During Cancer Treatment Allopurinol Medication Information Allopurinol Allopurinol Side Effects What Is Allopurinol Used For? Allopurinol Dosage Drug Interactions With Allopurinol Precautions and Warnings With Allopurinol Allopurinol Overdose Allopurinol and Pregnancy Allopurinol and Breastfeeding Are There Tests to Diagnose Adult ADHD? Does Marijuana Help With Adult ADHD? Can You Be Too Old for an ADHD Diagnosis? What Online Organizations Can I Trust for Info on Adult ADHD? Can I Get Fired for Having Adult ADHD? What Kinds of Doctors Diagnose Adult ADHD? Can I Have Adult ADHD But Not Be Hyperactive? Do Children Inherit ADHD From Their Parents? Are There Natural Treatments for ADHD? Are ADHD Tests Just for Children? Do People Take ADHD Medication for Life? Do I Need to See a Specialist for Adult ADHD? How Is Adult ADHD Diagnosed? Is It Adult ADHD or Something Else? What Is the Difference Between Adult ADD and Adult ADHD? Can I Treat ADHD and Other Diagnoses at the Same Time? Are There Alternative Medicines for Adult ADHD? Are ADHD Medications Safe for Adults? Will I Take Stimulants for Adult ADHD? What Are the Long-Term Effects of Stimulants for Adult ADHD? Are There Food Triggers for Adult ADHD? Is There a Link Between Adult ADHD and Food Additives and Pesticides? Last updated/reviewed: January 22, 2017List of references (click here)Written by/reviewed by: Kristi Monson, Pharm D; Arthur Schoenstadt, MDLast reviewed by: Kristi Monson, Pharm DAllopurinol Medication Information Allopurinol Allopurinol Side Effects What Is Allopurinol Used For? Allopurinol Dosage Drug Interactions With Allopurinol Precautions and Warnings With Allopurinol Allopurinol Overdose Allopurinol and Pregnancy Allopurinol and Breastfeeding Advertisement