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Join me for a summary looking at miniscrews, looking at where the answer to successful TAD placement lies, in research or clinical practice. The reasons for higher failure rates than others with TADs was explored through 3 key factors; insertion torque, site selection and root proximity. Evaluation of both scientific and clinical processes were described by Sebastian Baumgartel at the British Orthodontic Conference, as the Northcroft lecture.   Is torque a factor in TAD success? Torque study – compression during insertion Motoyoshi 2006 ·      High torque – 60% ·      Low torque = 72% ·      Medium torque – 92% Understanding ·      Low torque = low compression, low primary stability - early failure as not engagement with screw ·      High torque = high compression, early success, but greater resorption after insertion, remodelling results in a resorption process ·      Medium = best of both = sufficient compression for primary stability, not high enough to cause resorption remodelling Ideal ·      Ideal torque range – 10 Ncm Shantavasinkal 2016 o   Study of buccal tads ·      Sebastian's empirical experience between 10-25Ncm depending on site   Rules: ·      Aim for medium torque ·      Target 10Ncm ·      Exceed 10Ncm on palate acceptable   What is the best site for TAD insertion?   Keratinised gingiva ·      Evidence - states no difference  Lim 2009, Chen 2008, Park 2006, Cheng 2004 ·      Non Keratlised – depends on mobile or non mobile, with non-mobile higher success rate Viwattanatipa 2009 ·      2mm apical to muco-gingival junction o   zone of opportunity   Target zones and site o   No roots o   Consistent cortical bone o   More tolerant to higher torque o   Attached gingiva with low mobile mucosa     Is there ideal bone? ·       = if ideal torque = ideal cortical plate thickness §  1-1.5mm cortical plate thickness ·      CBCT can be overkill, using research sites for average sites     Ideal site: –      1st premolar region  (transverse)  Sebastian 2009 –      2 mm away from mid-palatal suture o   = creates ideal zone ‘Mx1'   Evidence of site selection success ·      98% Vs buccal 71% Houfar 2017 ·      84% Trainee success Sebastian 2020 ·      Success of Sebastian anterior palate 100%, maxillary buccal lowest 85%   Does root proximity influence TAD success? ·      Not just contact with roots, but proximity to root also causes failure Kuroda 2007, Asschericks 2008, Chen 2008   Understanding o   Increase root and PDL proximity =  bone stress increases = increase bone turnover = increase failure of TAD ·      4mm interradicular distance needed (depending on size of tad) to achieve 1 mm clearance from roots ·      Most buccal sites have less than 4mm (resolve through diverging roots, or sites with no roots)   What happens if TADs fail and we try again? –      Secondary insertion success o   58% (reduced by 33%) Park 2006 o    44.2%  (reduced by 36%) Uesugi 2017 o   58.1% buccal (reduced by 21%), 88.9% palatal (increased by 4%) Uesugi 2018 §  Uesugi 2018 showed buccal failure increases for secondary insertion, but palatal insertion increases success   For more education see Sebastian's TAD course: https://tadchallenge.com/tad-certification-course   I have no financial interest  

Oda Nobunaga and Tokugawa Ieyasu team up against their mutual enemy the Takeda Clan and Nobunaga wins one of the most decisive victories of his entire career. When facing off against the Uesugi Clan two years later, however,  Nobunaga surprisingly lost a battle against a smaller army.Support the show

Although Uesugi Kenshin had forged an impressive domain along the north coast of Honshu, he never gave up on his dream of making his title of Kanto Kanrei into an office with real power in Japan's fertile east.Support the show

This episode broadly covers the developments in the Imagawa, Takeda, and Uesugi Clans during the first half of the 1500s.Support the show

Somehow, the Hojo have returned. In this episode, we follow the adventures of Nagao Tamekage and Hojo Soun, two samurai who would become a new kind of daimyo for a new age.Support the show

The story continues after the inconclusive battles of the Kawanakajima plains. The Tiger of Kai, Takeda Shingen returned to the Tokugawa lands, but his untimely death would lead his son Takeda Katsuyori to become leader of the Takeda clan, Katsuyori was not his father and he would lead the Takeda clan into almost complete insignificance. The Dragon of Echigo, Uesugi Kenshin would have more success in extending his realm, even defeating Oda Nobunaga decisively, however his untimely death would lead to another position of turmoil for the Uesugi...  Topics Covered The Death of Takeda Shingen Takeda Katsuyori Takes Power The Fall of The Takeda (The Battle of Nagashino) The Tiger and the Dragon Unite The Battle of Tedorigawa The Death of Uesugi KenshinSupport the show

A writer with a BA in English, a minor in Japanese, an art degree in animation, and an MBA in International Management, certificate in Social Engineering and multiple awards for articles on Net Neutrality, Privacy, LGBT Youth Homelessness, Cybersecurity and Cyberbullying, Natsuya Uesugi is writing his dream of showcasing fictional minority characters in positions of power. Of Mixed Multi-cultural heritage (Indigenous, Asian, French, Scottish, Dutch, African-American), he sees life through the lens of challenge, marginalization, personal power and systemic marginalization. With ADHD on the Autism Spectrum and Transgender as a QPoC minority voice often silenced and invisible in mainstream literature, film, and manga, Natsuya focuses on bringing stories of empowerment, truth, triumph, and hope against insurmountable odds. Using fiction, fantasy, and yaoi to spread his positive message, he writes to encourage LGBT, non-gender conforming, and neurodivergent young people to live their truth and dare to be their genuine selves. His stories, lauded for bringing visibility for featuring Queer People of Colour, his writing showcases the power of a multicultural viewpoint daring to pen diverse, real world fiction that fosters the complex aesthetic and art of #OwnVoices realness, beauty,and truth. To learn more about Natsuya Uesugi DuBois visit his websites at: https://natsukoarts.com/ and https://www.grydscaen.com/. TOPICS OF CONVERSATION About the Grydscaen series Natsuya's diverse writing portfolio The multiple award-winning grydscaen anime web series Passions outside of writing The invisibility of many groups in mainstream literature, film and manga and the importance of representation of those groups in the Indie World. What's next for Natsuya Uesugi DuBois? GRYDSCAEN: DARK A clandestine meet occurs in the Echelons under cover of darkness where Top Secret intel on the stock market changes hands. The insider tip gets the gothic hacker Jester engaged in a high tech game. Parliament votes to lower harsh stock market regulations fueling the Corporation's bottom line, a payoff from ministers who were propped up by illegal corporate campaign donations. Ordered by Jester, the teenage hacker Rom infiltrates the largest high volume brokerage house causing wild gyrations in trading. When Jester triggers an insidious stock market payload all hell breaks loose threatening the pristine City. Will Zoon, the leader of the Triumvirate, get roped into the fray? Can Raven, the government hacker, put the cryptic clues together before the market crashes? Find out in grydscaen: dark. Whose side are you on? FIRST LOOK!! EXCLUSIVE CONCEPT SKETCH 17 year old Amiael Saren Aiken from book 3 of the "grydscaen: Prophet Trilogy." FOLLOW NATSUYA UESUGI DUBOIS ON SOCIAL MEDIA   NatsuyaUesugiAuthor   Natsuya Uesugi Manga   Natsuya Uesugi Manga   #NatsuyaUesugiManga   NatsuyaUesugiManga IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13136335/

The Mangasplaining gang reads their very first BL Manga, Our Dining Table, by Mita Ori! Will it live up to the BL Hype!? Plus a Sponsored VIZ Blind Date with Deadpool: Samurai, Reader Q&A, and Shout outs! It's a great big episode! Read the show notes and more at mangasplaining.com. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

A continuation of last week's episode where we finish introducing the Season 1 datable warlords from IkeSen AND talk a little about Ikemen Sengoku: BROMANCES Across Time (the anime, this is the actual name of the anime).Join us on a journey of fondue, Monty Python references, and angry Disney Princesses as we do our best to discuss the actual game and not just how much we want to make Cybird's localization team cookies in the continuation of our review of Ikemen Sengoku: Romances Across Time.Games discussed: Nekopara Catboys Paradise, Fashioning Little Miss Lonesome, Ikemen SengokuIkemen Sengoku: Romances Across Time | Otome Game Ikemen Series (ikemen-series.com)Ikemen Sengoku: Bromances Across Time | Anime-PlanetNone of the games or characters discussed belong to us.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/OtomeShimai)

Author of The Seer Of Grace And Fire talks about his transgender lead character in 2019.

In our 13th instalment of the series, Japanese musician Yasuyuki Uesugi shares a 30 mins-long track specially produced for CLOT Magazine. Truths is a noise track that expresses the question of whether all the truth should be conveyed or how hidden it should be to live. Uesugi produces wall of sound kind of noise music, using almost a fully analogue workflow, u including a custom-made synthesizer made by JMT SYNTH (Japanese handmade synthesizer maker) the NSDQ, a 2VCO synthesizer equipped with multiple sub oscillators, delay effector, phaser effector, and a 16-step sequencer. Once the parameters on the instruments are set, Yusuegui doesn’t physically play, the noise changes and evolves due to the effects of the analogue instruments and spring reverb, recording all in one take and letting each passing moment decide where my sounds go The producer started being interested in noise music when he met the mind behind JMT SYNTH: I became fascinated by operating the analogue synthesizer and freely searching for noise sounds, which became part of my music style today. Uesugi gui productions as himself defines are “deeply experimental noise tracks that reflect ideas of the spiritual world, mental illness and the human brain”, and as he shares with us: "I use this NDSQ to create noise music that expresses my distorted spiritual world. I have a mental illness, so I express it in the form of noise". This is well reflected both in the music, harsh, abrasive - almost as if something was to be pulled from one’s brain-, but and also in the titles and track names in many of his prolific productions. He has self-released a bunch of EPs and albums and also published in labels such as Drvg Cvltvre’s New York Haunted. In times where the disconnection with a gone reality is pushing, when our minds are stressed and damaged, listening to Yasuyuki Uesugui’s productions can be a cathartic noise exorcism.

In this episode, guest host Scott Patrick talks about various aspects of the facts and myths of legendary Sengoku Daimyo Uesugi Kenshin. Scott's Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDx0cC-B-wE&list=PL2kqaN6M4aZ1zKeeqj17tF_MjBXZOiCQb Scott's Blog: https://samuraistories.wordpress.com/ Uesugi Kenshin thread on the Forum: http://forums.samurai-archives.com/topic/8086686/1/ Dennis Darling's Uesugi Kenshin thesis: http://www.uesugi.dk/afhandl.pdf Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/samuraiarchives Shopping on Amazon.com?  Use our link: http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=samurai-20 Support this podcast: Shop Amazon.com, suport the podcast: http://amzn.to/wnDX2j Samurai Archives Bookstore: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20 Samurai Archives Shop (T-Shirts, etc) http://www.cafepress.com/samuraiarchives Contact Us: Twitter @SamuraiArchives https://twitter.com/#!/samuraiarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Samurai-Archives/104533213984 Samurai Archives Podcast on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/samuraipodcast/ Samurai Archives podcast blog: http://www.samuraipodcast.com Samurai Archives Forum: http://www.japanhistoryforum.com Patreon Special Thanks: Luis

In the Sekogu period, Japan was divided into a large number of small provinces, each ruled by powerful daimyo and all at war with each other. Two of the most important daimyo were Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin. They seemed to constantly match each other. Takeda Shingen was known as the Tiger of Kai, while Uesugi Kenshin was the Dragon of Echigo. On a mountain plain known as Kawanakajima, the island between the rivers, they met in battle repeatedly. The Fourth Battle of Kawanakajima was their biggest and most well remembered engagement. Shingen had 20,000 men, while Kenshin held 18,000. Shingen took the first strategic move, sending a few thousand men toward the Uesugi forces to surprise them at night, forcing them into his main army's crane wing formation. Instead, Kenshin moved his troops toward the Takeda force first, with what was known as the winding wheel. This whirling formation kept fresh troops in the vanguard, and placed Kenshin in Shingen's tent. Shingen could only parry Kenshin's sword thrusts with his war fan. In the end, Uesugi Kenshin was driven back by Takeda bodyguards. The battle was astonishingly bloody, frustratingly inconclusive, and instantly legendary.

La vida és una balança on hem d'intentar equilibrar seny i rauxa. També hem de saber trobar el punt òptim entre les coses que tenim i allò que realment necessitem. Bienvenido a la Mazmorra no és res més que aquestes dues reflexions anteriors fetes joc. Com en tots els jocs de taula japonesos comencem a veure patrons comuns: el més evident és el minimalisme de components, però també la simplicitat de mecàniques i un lleuger toc de joc psicològic (que també agrada molt als francesos -no és casualitat que l'edició europea vagi de la mà de Iello-). Aquest petit artefacte lúdic us permetrà passar una estona divertida enganyant o fent veure que enganyes... una mena de push your luck col·lectiu (i amb lleugeres asimetries) molt original que ha cridat l'atenció d'Antoine Bauza, que amb l'autor original de Bienvenido a la Mazmorra ja han fet Welcome Back to the Dungeon i Dungeon of Mandom VIII.

O primeiro álbum dos Ramones, intitulado “Ramones” acaba de completar 41 anos! Que saudade da Letícia Uesugi, mais conhecida como “Let’s” entre todos da equipe dos LabSG. Além de suas produções como ex-monitora do Laboratório de Vídeo, Let’s ainda produziu em 2004 o Coturno, programa de punk rock para a Rádio Intervalo. Em 2006, foi a …

O primeiro álbum dos Ramones, intitulado “Ramones” acaba de completar 41 anos! Que saudade da Letícia Uesugi, mais conhecida como “Let’s” entre todos da equipe dos LabSG. Além de suas produções como ex-monitora do Laboratório de Vídeo, Let’s ainda produziu em 2004 o Coturno, programa de punk rock para a Rádio Intervalo. Em 2006, foi a …

O primeiro álbum dos Ramones, intitulado “Ramones” acaba de completar 41 anos! Que saudade da Letícia Uesugi, mais conhecida como “Let’s” entre todos da equipe dos LabSG. Além de suas produções como ex-monitora do Laboratório de Vídeo, Let’s ainda produziu em 2004 o Coturno, programa de punk rock para a Rádio Intervalo. Em 2006, foi a …

O primeiro álbum dos Ramones, intitulado “Ramones” acaba de completar 41 anos! Que saudade da Letícia Uesugi, mais conhecida como “Let’s” entre todos da equipe dos LabSG. Além de suas produções como ex-monitora do Laboratório de Vídeo, Let’s ainda produziu em 2004 o Coturno, programa de punk rock para a Rádio Intervalo. Em 2006, foi a …

O primeiro álbum dos Ramones, intitulado “Ramones” acaba de completar 41 anos! Que saudade da Letícia Uesugi, mais conhecida como “Let’s” entre todos da equipe dos LabSG. Além de suas produções como ex-monitora do Laboratório de Vídeo, Let’s ainda produziu em 2004 o Coturno, programa de punk rock para a Rádio Intervalo. Em 2006, foi a …

上杉周作さんと、Nexus 5X, Steve Jobs, Soylent, Blue Apron などについて話しました。 Show Notes Rogue Amoeba | Soundflower Nexus 5X - Google Nexus 5X Teardown - iFixit Things for iPhone and iPod touch Speakers - Chromecast Chromecast - Spotify Sony SRS-X77 Steve Jobs (2015) Aaron Sorkin blasts Tim Cook for calling Steve Jobs movie 'opportunistic' Steve Wozniak: Steve Jobs film is 'unlike any other movie' Soylent.com - Free your body Soylent Green Soylent: How I Ate No Food For 30 Days Blue Apron

上杉周作さんをゲストに迎えて、React, Redux, Facebook, ブートキャンプ, SF住宅事情、Airbnb, Uber, レッシグなどについて話しました。 Show Notes React.js Introduction For People Who Know Just Enough jQuery To Get By JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging ReactEurope IKEA or Death Dan Abramov - Live React: Hot Reloading with Time Travel at react-europe 2015 Redux Cycle.js A cartoon guide to Flux — Code Cartoons Joe Hewitt Javelin (JS) HHVM Ember.js Programming bootcamps in San Francisco Course Report 2015 Bootcamp Market Size Study General Assembly And Google Team Up To Crank Out An Army Of Android Developers #地獄のサンフランシスコ - 講演のスライドと動画 | Shu Uesugi Google employee lives in a truck in the parking lot Renting in Las Vegas and commuting to San Francisco would save you $1,124 per month Airbnb ad campaign in San Francisco riles locals and librarians Uber to open a new office in Oakland Rebuild: 113: My Dad Is A YouTuber (N) ローレンス・レッシグ「皆で共和国本来の国民の力を取り戻そう」 | TED Talk 貧困大国アメリカ: 堤 未果 The "Lessig Method" of presentation 草泥馬 AirPaper Comcast's customer service nightmare

Hello listeners!  For the next few episodes we'll be airing what was originally meant to be a seperate podcast on the Samurai Archives podcast network.  In these bonus episodes, your hosts will tackle things from their own perspective from outside academia in what is intended to be a comedic and free flow format where they will debate, attack, pontificate, and throw things under the bus in the name of entertainment, intellectual discussion, and philosophizing. Often in these episodes, in the name of debate and spurring discussion, strong, adamant or outright offensive opinions may be expressed, therefore it should be clearly stated up front that everything said in these bonus episodes reflect strictly and only the views of Chris and Forest, and should not be percieved to reflect the views of any other hosts or guests of the podcast.  With that being said, please enjoy our bonus episodes. In this first bonus episode we examine the myths and mystique surrounding Takeda Shingen and the battles of Kawanakajima.  The 4th battle of Kawanakajima is traditionally believed to be a victory for the Takeda clan, but the events that followed all point to a decisive victory by the Uesugi.  As for Takeda Shingen himself, he is considered a hero of the Sengoku, loved by fanboys at home and abroad - but was he really the magnanimous Daimyo he's made out to be, or the 16th century version of a colossal douchebag? Shopping on Amazon.com?  Use our link: http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=samurai-20 Samurai Archives Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/samurai-archives-japanese/id430277324 Samurai Archives Podcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=41397&refid=stpr Mentioned in this Podcast: The 9th Annual Samurai Fiction Contest:  http://www.samurai-archives.com/writcon.html Kagemusha http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20/detail/B00005JLEJ Morris, Ivan. The Nobility of Failure: Tragic Heroes in the History of Japan Farrar, Straus and Giroux (September 1, 1988) http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20/detail/0374521204 Support this podcast: Shop Amazon.com, suport the podcast: http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=samurai-20 Samurai Archives Bookstore: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20 Samurai Archives Shop (T-Shirts, etc) http://www.cafepress.com/samuraiarchives Contact Us: Twitter @SamuraiArchives https://twitter.com/#!/samuraiarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Samurai-Archives/104533213984 Samurai Archives podcast blog: http://www.samuraipodcast.com

In this episode, we look at the Takeda clan during the 1560s. After Uesugi Kenshin effectively stopped Takeda Shingen in his tracks at the 4th battle of Kawanakajima in 1561, Shingen was forced to re-evaluate his goals in the region, which led to the 1560’s being a time of great change in the Takeda clan. Mentioned in this podcast: Kagemusha: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20/detail/B00005JLEJ Shogun-ki: Why Kawanakajima? http://shogun-yashiki.blogspot.com/2008/09/why-kawanakajima-shingen-and-kenshins.html Support this podcast: Shop Amazon.com, suport the podcast: http://amzn.to/wnDX2j Samurai Archives Bookstore: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20 Samurai Archives Shop (T-Shirts, etc) http://www.cafepress.com/samuraiarchives Contact Us: Twitter @SamuraiArchives https://twitter.com/#!/samuraiarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Samurai-Archives/104533213984 Samurai Archives podcast blog: http://www.samuraipodcast.com Samurai Archives Forum: http://www.japanhistoryforum.com