Music feat Tooth

Straight teeth without the traditional braces

Invisalign is the new breakthrough technology that straightens your teeth without the hassle of braces to give you the smile you have always wanted.

Invisalign is the invisible way to straighten teeth using a series of custom-made, nearly invisible aligners. Whether your teeth are crowded, too far apart or have shifted since wearing braces, you will have a new reason to smile.

After an initial examination we will decide if Invisalign is right for you. If it is right we will take an impression of your teeth and using the latest 3-D technology customise a series of aligners. You then wear each set of aligners for two weeks, moving your teeth gradually until the intended result: is achieved: straight teeth.

Invisalign is comfortable because there are no metal wires or brackets. It is removable, therefore eating, brushing and flossing are no problem. You can still enjoy your favourite foods and smile without holding back. With Invisalign there is nothing to hide.

Five steps to straight teeth

Step 1: Your first visit - During the initial visit, we will evaluate, assess and discuss the course of treatment with you. Bite impressions of your teeth are taken with a series of reference photographs.

Step 2: Invisalign makes your aligners - Invisalign® uses advanced 3-D computer imaging technology to transform your bite impressions into a custom-made series of clear and removable aligners.

Step 3: You receive your clear aligners - During your next visit, you will receive your first set of clear aligners. Usually we give you a few additional sets to wear before your next visit.

Step 4: You wear your aligners - You'll wear each set of clear aligners day and night for about 2 weeks, removing them only to eat, drink, brush, and floss. On average, most people complete their treatment in approximately a year. You'll visit us at regular intervals to check your progress.

Step 5: Your treatment is complete - Congratulations! When you're finished wearing each clear aligner in the series, your treatment will be complete and you will have straighter teeth and the beautiful smile you deserve.

from: http://www.thedentist.co.nz

from:http://www.youtube.com/v/TqmHIBxYKRQ

By: 王心凌 [Cyndi Wang Xin Ling]

如ru 果guo 有you 一yi 天tian　我wo 回hui 到dao 從cong 前qian
回hui 到dao 最zui 原yuan 始shi 的de 我wo　你ni 是shi 否fou 會hui 覺jue 得de 我wo 不bu 錯cuo
如ru 果guo 有you 一yi 天tian　我wo 離li 你ni 遙yao 遠yuan
不bu 能neng 再zai 和he 你ni 相xiang 約yue
你ni 是shi 否fou 會hui 發fa 覺jue 我wo 已yi 經jing 說shuo 再zai 見jian

＊當dang 你ni 的de 眼yan 睛jing 瞇mi 著zhe 笑xiao
當dang 你ni 喝he 可ke 樂le 當dang 你ni 吵chao
我wo 想xiang 對dui 你ni 好hao　你ni 從cong 來lai 不bu 知zhi 道dao
想xiang 你ni 想xiang 你ni　也ye 能neng 成cheng 為wei 嗜shi 好hao

＃當dang 你ni 說shuo 今jin 天tian 的de 煩fan 惱nao
當dang 你ni 說shuo 夜ye 深shen 你ni 睡sui 不bu 著chao
我wo 想xiang 對dui 你ni 說shuo 　卻que 害hai 怕pa 都dou 說shuo 錯cuo
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如ru 果guo 有you 一yi 天tian　我wo 們men 都dou 發fa 覺jue
原yuan 來lai 什shen 麼me 都dou 可ke 以yi
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重唱 (repeat)　＊,＃

也ye 許xu 空kong 虛xu 讓rang 我wo 想xiang 得de 太tai 多duo
也ye 許xu 該gai 回hui 到dao 被bei 窩wo 　 夢meng 裡li 會hui 相xiang 遇yu
就jiu 毫hao 不bu 猶you 豫yu　大da 聲sheng 的de 說shuo 我wo 要yao 說shuo

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我wo 想xiang 對dui 你ni 說shuo　 卻que 害hai 怕pa 都dou 說shuo 錯cuo
好hao 喜xi 歡huan 你ni 　知zhi 不bu 知zhi 道dao
啦la 啦la 啦la 啦la 啦la　 啦la 啦la 啦la 啦la 啦la

BY CARRIE UNDERWOOD

from: http://www.youtube.com/v/HyPxExvv7So&hl

F4 BACK..!!!! (~.^)

F4

Taiwanese boy band F4 release a new combined album, Waiting for You, at December 28 to support Taiwan tourism. This is their first album in five years.

The four members of F4, Jerry Yan, Vic Zhou, Ken Chu and Vanness Wu, were invited to act as spokesmen for Taiwan tourism and to sing the theme song for the tourism TV play Finding Love Here.

The play, starring Ken Chu and Vic Zhou, will be broadcast in Japan and South Korea to promote Taiwan tourism. Vanness Wu will also appear in the play as a guest actor.

Unlike other bands, the members of F4 have mostly worked individually since the band was formed in 2001, thanks to the Taiwan version of the TV drama Meteor Garden.

The new album includes two choruses and two solos by each member.

from: seouldelight.wordpress.com

                                  2 HATI MENJADI 1 (ost. LOVE)
Gita Gutawa feat Dafi

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Ku jatuh hati padamu
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Saat mengenalmu
C                        F       G
Semakin kuingin kamu

F                     G                Em    F   G
Maukah engkau menemani aku…


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Hari kuindah 
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Dua hati kan bersatu
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Hariku indah
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Aku jadi salah tingkah
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Kau genggam tanganku
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Berdebar debar jantungku

F                     G               Em  F       G
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Memikirkan aku


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from : top10mp3download.blogspot.com

Is That Music We Hear or a Tyke’s Beating Heart?

By STEPHEN HOLDEN
Published: November 21, 2007


To describe “August Rush” as a piece of shameless hokum doesn’t quite do justice to the potentially shock-inducing sugar content of this contemporary fairy tale about a homeless, musically gifted miracle child. August Rush (Freddie Highmore) hears music everywhere. Whether it’s the wind in the grass or the roar of a subway, the sounds of the world ar a symphony to his ears, and the movie’s soundtrack offers a Hollywood realization of a John Cage idea in which all sounds are music.

August, introduced as Evan Taylor, has absolute faith that music will mystically reunite him with his parents, who he is certain must be somewhere out there, although he has no clues to their identity. As we learn early in the movie, those parents — Louis Connelly (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), an Irish rock singer with a musical sweet tooth, and Lyla Novacek (Keri Russell), a classical cellist — fell in love at first sight and conceived him on a rooftop overlooking Washington Square but were kept apart by her conniving, ambitious father (William Sadler).

Months after their night of love, the pregnant Lyla is hit by a car and gives birth prematurely. In the most preposterous of the many ludicrous plot twists in a movie whose continuity is flimsy at best, her father forges her signature on adoption papers, gives the baby away, then tells her it died. Louis and Lyla abandon their performing careers and morosely search for they know not what.

In the meantime, Evan flees from a group home in New Jersey to New York City, where he falls in with a band of runaways living in the old Fillmore East Theater in the East Village. Here, Wizard (Robin Williams), the Fagin character in the movie’s “Oliver Twist”-inspired subplot, reigns as their cunning surrogate father who collects and distributes their earnings from panhandling.

When Evan, who has never touched a musical instrument, picks up a guitar for the first time and plays it like a pro, Wizard christens him August Rush, a rock-star-worthy name taken from the side of a truck, and seeing a potential gold mine exploits August for every penny he can earn. After the boy demonstrates the same talent on a church organ, there is no stopping his meteoric ascent. In six months he is conducting a symphony orchestra performance of his original composition on the Great Lawn in Central Park.

 
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                     by :Carrie underwood


                       Storybook endings, fairy tales coming true
                       Deep down inside we want to believe they still do
                       And a secret is taught, it's our favourite part of the story
                       Let's just admit we all want to make it too

History of dental braces

Do you think the braces you have around your naughty teeth are invention of modern man? You are wrong. It’s surprising that the dental braces used to straighten the teeth were used even before the era of Jesus Christ. The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) says that archeologists have found some bodies of ancient man which had metal stripes weaved around their teeth and some were even around individual tooth. The living era of these mummified ancients dates back to 400BC!

The field of dentistry which deals with proper positioning of our teeth is called Orthodontics. Many people have taken interest in developing this field and it is said that even Aristotle thought about various ways to fix the deformation of teeth and filling gaps in between teeth. In early stages ancient man used catgut as the material for preparing braces. Catgut is a cord made from the intestine of sheep or goat which is good in toughness. As the world has changed a lot thereafter so has the materials used to prepare braces have.

During 1800’s catgut was replaced by wood, copper, brass and after some years by gold and silver. Even in this time braces were something which can be afforded only by wealthy ones. Gold and silver were naturally preferences of kings and royal people. It was important that the material used should be good to mould and take various shapes. Gold is good at it, but due to its high price it was marginally used. Later during 1950’s stainless steel braces were found to be more effective and were used thereafter. Now-a-days everyone can afford the braces and give attractive positions to their deformed teeth.

Today as every field is advancing so is Orthodontics. Better braces and applications are devised. Braces will be used further as they are one of the best solutions for teeth deformations and they will continue shaping your teeth positions which adds to your beauty.


from: www.bracesreview.com

americanidol.com had the opportunity to do speak with the four Idols voted off during week one. Each of them seemed to face their untimely end on the show with grace, and opened up about what comes next for them.

Garrett Haley was asked whether Simon Cowell's comments were over the top, and his answer might surprise you. In fact, he said he found a lot of humor in what Simon said. He's happy with his fair skin and the way he looks, and, while it's possible the comments might have affected viewers, they really didn't bother Garrett at all. Now, his friends and family are another story, as Garrett did say that they were quite upset with Simon for what he said on the show.

Garrett was actually influenced by a lot of former Idols, and says that a big reason for him even trying out was his admiration for Ace Young, Chris Daughtry, and Elliott Yamin. While he didn't get to show much of his musical style, he did say that he likes "alternative pop" the most, but he also likes to infuse a little R & B into his performances. Despite the many comparisons to Leif Garrett and Peter Frampton, Garrett admits he didn't even know who either of them was at the time, and he had to look them up on the internet!

When asked about his lack of air time, he said that it, too, might have affected his fate on the show, as viewers might not have gotten a chance to connect with him as fans. However, he didn't let this bother him while he was on the show. He did say that he "beasted it up in Hollywood," and he wishes people would have seen more of that!

While Garrett says he was shocked by being voted off so soon, he will definitely keep singing. In fact, he's never even had one voice lesson. The best piece of advice he was given when on the show was just to be himself, and that's when he thinks he started to shine. As far as who will win this year, Garrett thinks that's a very hard prediction to make. As he said, "Every single person brings something different and unique to the table, and everyone's very talented."

Unlike Garrett, Amy Davis says she wasn't surprised by her early departure, as she really feels she had a few technical issues with her singing. Although she had a slight case of pink eye, Amy said she wasn't one of the unfortunate ones that was struck with the flu. As far as the most surprising part about "Idol" in general, she said that it was definitely how star-struck she was to see celebrities!

The toughest part of being on the show, according to Amy, was the pressure of realizing just how huge American Idol is, and knowing the expectations that come with each performance. She admitted to having some trouble channeling this anxiety. She said that the show takes it out of you physically, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally, but it's the biggest platform you'll ever get, so you have to put every ounce of energy you get into every song in order to get something in return. She doesn't regret the experience, and even enjoyed learning a great deal about what goes on behind the scenes.

As for the best advice she was given, Amy said Paula Abdul advised her to really know who she is as an artist, and she has really taken this to heart. In fact, she thinks that everyone planning on auditioning for the show should take the same advice into consideration. She also said that people should remember to stay true to who they are.

Joanne Borgella was asked about her past reality TV experience, as she was the winner of a show called "MoNique's F.A.T. Chance." She actually said that the two experiences couldn't even be compared, as only "Idol" involved singing. She explained that nothing can prepare you for the "whirlwind" experience that is AI. As far as being the last picked and the first one to go, Joanne still said she feels "amazing to be part of the Top 24" out of the thousands who auditioned. She feels like a winner, especially considering the fact that this year is being touted as the best of the best in the talent realm.

When asked about her comment about her voice not sounding the way people expected, she said that most people think that plus sized women will sing a sort of "neo-soul," and, while she loves that music, she really prefers Pop, R & B, power ballads, and dance/club music.

Many often wonder how difficult it is to sing that final song after finding out you are leaving that evening but, surprisingly, Joanne said "It was a beautiful moment." The hard part for her was actually leaving such good friends. She explained that after being under that kind of stress and getting that fatigued together, it's easy to form very strong bonds very quickly, which is what they did.

Joanne said that her life has already changed tremendously, as she's been talking to some huge media outlets about her experience. She also talked about how surreal it was to see herself on the AI commercials. The changes have all been for the better, and she plans on using "Idol" as a huge springboard. As for the future, Joanne is going to continue "dabbling" in modeling, singing, and hopefully a little acting. As she explained, "This opened like 80 billion more doors."

When asked about Simon's comments about his lack of a future in singing, Colton Berry said that "Simon's job is to be Simon. That's who he's supposed to be." Therefore, it didn't come as a huge surprise to Colton and, in fact, Colton said that Simon should remember that he was a part of picking the Top 24!

Colton doesn't plan on letting Simon's comments deter him from his dreams for the future. As he explained during the interview, his two big goals in life have always been to be on "Idol," and to be on Broadway. Now that he can check off his first goal, he definitely plans to pursue his Broadway dreams, and he said that his dream role would be Fiero from the musical Wicked. In fact, after finishing up with talking to the press about his AI experience, he plans on going home to assume his role as Director for a production of The Wiz.

Colton talked a great deal about the quick bonds that were formed while on the show. He said that they all always made each other laugh, and that most of them were like brothers and sisters to one another, calling the whole experience "so much fun." It's no wonder, therefore, that he wasn't able to name a winner when it came down to it. As he said, "This Top 24 and the talent is ridiculous," and he went on to call it a "level playing field."

Garret, Colton, Joanne, and Amy

from: www.americanidol.com