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Description:
Promotional poster
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M600 press
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Description:
Employee
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Benefits packet
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Client:
Hearst
Description:
Marketing
postcards utilizing
personalized data
and mapping
technology, PURL
marketing
Media:
Digital Print
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Client:
Hearst
Description:
Personalized URL
landing webpage
for Lauberge du lac
Media:
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Clients:
Republic Services;
Nessco;
RR Donnelley
Description:
Themed illustrations
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Print; Pen/Ink

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Sunday, March 25
‘Wine in heels’
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It is that time of year again. The 101st us Men’s clay court
championship will be held on April 9-15, 2012 and it
promises to be one of the most exciting rocc tournaments ever.
We are pleased to announce that all of the American Davis cup team
will play in the tournament.
•
•
fitness news Brendan M. crotty
Director of Fitness
Mar
2012 M arch is an important month to focus
frOM The dIreCTOr faCIlITy hOurS
exercise program. The new year’s buzz has come and
gone, kids are out of school for spring break, and
weekly activities are in full swing.
If you ask a long term fitness enthusiast,
what motivates them to consistently
exercise; you may be surprised to hear
the response. Studies have shown
that motivating factors for individuals
that have exercised for 13 years or
more include: feelings of well-being,
energy, enjoyment of the activity,
neWs
trX Workouts
TRX Suspension Trainer and Rip
Trainer have completely accelerated
the fitness world when it comes to
training the body for function and
sports performance. We are excited to
offer new classes incorporating these
two training techniques. Learn how
to stabilize your own body weight as
you move through a variety of different
exercises. The class will focus on core
stabilization, creating power through
movements, as well as challenging
the cardiovascular system in this high
caloric burning session. Workouts
will be held Tuesday 7:15 – 8 a.m.
Spaces are limited. Sign up in advance
on the website or e-mail april.ward@
riveroakscc.net.
Mar
2012 tennis news van Barry
golf Fitness handicap
ROCC fitness professionals are
searching for the club’s most fit golfer.
Fitness professionals, Travis Stiegman
and Stephanie Willis, will perform a
complete evaluation of your body’s
ability (or inability) to stabilize and
move through the ranges of motion
necessary to create a proper golf
swing. The movement assessment
will determine your golf “fitness”
handicap via the Titleist Performance
on the consistency in any individual’s
Monday – Thursday
5 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday
5 a.m. – 7 p.m.
saturday & sunday
7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
sleeping better, feeling alert, and being
relaxed. Therefore, this group tends
to be more motivated by the many
benefits of being active rather than
specific waist measurements or bicep
size. Motivational factors are extremely
important to the consistency of an
individual’s exercise program. There
is no right or wrong motivation but,
being unmotivated in health sounds
very wrong to me. This month find or
recall your motivation for living a healthy
lifestyle to aid your consistency in
healthy priorities.
Institutes’ platform. The golf fitness
handicap will be used to create an
exercise program designed specifically
to improve each individual’s physical
limitations. Results are communicated
with ROCC golf professional staff to
provide comprehensive golf instruction
Director of Tennis
and game improvement. Schedule
an assessment with stephanie.willis@
riveroakscc.net. Members with the
best golf “fitness” handicap will be
recognized prominently in the Fitness
Center. Good luck!
events
rowa news Bridget Wade
ROWA President
CaleNdar
april
7 Children’s Easter Party
May
3 Annual Membership
Luncheon
rOCC Children’s easter party
saturday, april 7
9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Adults: $35 inclusive
Children: $25 inclusive
Special Easter brunch buffet, pictures with the Easter Bunny, DJ, pony rides, petting
zoo and an Easter egg hunt! Bring your Easter basket!
chairs: Mary Ellen Bos, Stephanie Sauer, Helen Wright
committee:
Taylor Bawcom
Eleanor Gilbane
Tennie Ott
Karen Sponsel
Mary Talley Bowden
Ashley Grigsby
Emily Perry
Becca Thomas
Laurence Bragg
Ashley Hanna
Karen Menard Perry
Reed Wareing
Samantha Brantley
Courtney Lippincott
Cecile Puckett
Sannam Warrender
Val Burguieres
Nancy McDermott
Tina Pyne
Lorraine Wise
Tay Carey
Anna Moss
Winifred Riser
Mequet Werlin
Ashley Cruse
Heidi O’Donnell
Paige Rockecharlie
Deanne White
Lauren Epley
Courtney O’Neil
Catie Ross
Traci Young
annual Membership Meeting
thursday, May 3
11 a.m. | Main Dining Room
Complimentary to all ROWA members. No guests please.
chair: Geri Noel
Girls’ Night Out
uS MeN’S Clay COurT ChaMpIONShIp CaleNdar
March
1 – 2 Ladies Singles Club
Championship
23 – 25 Men’s Singles Club
Championship
april
9 - 15 78th River Oaks US Men’s
Clay Court Championship
25 Margarita Madness –
Mixed Doubles
27 ROLTA Spring Classic
28 Men’s Spring
Member-Guest
events
ladies Singles Club
championship
March 1 – 2
Men’s singles club championship
March 23 – 25
Us Men’s clay court championship
april 9 – 15
Margarita Madness
april 25
rOlTa Spring Classic
april 27
Men’s spring Member-guest
april 28
2012
April 9 – 15
It’s not too late to purchase individual session tickets and
the very popular “Champ Pass” for the 2012 US Men’s Clay
Court Championship! The Champ Pass includes a ticket to the
Friday, Saturday and Sunday sessions, which are usually sold
out before the tournament begins.
Information on tickets can be found
at www.mensclaycourt.com or by
calling 713-874-6294.
additional player Confirmed
John isner Two-time US Men’s Clay Court
Championship quarterfinalist John Isner
is the third American singles player to
commit to the 2012 event, April 9-15,
at River Oaks Country Club. This will be
the fifth appearance for Isner at River Oaks.
The former Georgia Bulldog has had doubles
success at River Oaks in addition to his two
singles quarterfinals. In 2011, Isner and Querrey
teamed up to reach the doubles final against
the Bryans. In his career, Isner has won three
career singles titles and reached five other finals.
ball kid recruitment
Now is the time! Does your child want to be a
ball kid for the 2012 River Oaks US Men’s Clay
Court Championship? You can sign your child
up by calling the Tennis Shop at 713.874.6294
or by emailing Bronwyn at bronwyn.greer@
riveroakscc.net. Children are required to take
one day off from school, and must attend 4 of
the 6 ball kid practices; dates are listed below.
ball kid practice Schedule
(Saturdays: 2 – 3:30 p.m.)
March – 3, 24, 31
schedule of events
Juniors night Monday, April 9 4:30 p.m. Hard Courts 5 - 8
ladies day Tuesday, April 10 10:30 a.m.
White night Players Party Tuesday, April 10 6:30 p.m. Main Dining Room
tootsies Fashion show Wednesday, April 11 11:00 a.m. Poolside Terrace
Thursday, April 12 11:00 a.m. Poolside Terrace
Bryan Bros. Band Thursday, April 12 * Poolside Terrace
*Live Entertainment following last match
singles semi-Finals Saturday, April 14 1:00 p.m. Stadium
doubles Finals Saturday, April 14 6:00 p.m. Stadium
sunday Jazz Brunch Sunday, April 15 11:00 a.m. Poolside Terrace
singles Finals Sunday, April 15 2:00 p.m. Stadium
Client:
River Oaks
Country Club
Description:
16-pg monthly
newsletter
Media:
Print
O akleaf M a r c h 2 0 1 2
A Monthly PublicAtion for the MeMbers of river oAks country club The world’s #8 ranked player, Marty Fish, will
join #17 ranked John Isner, who defeated Roger
Federer in February in four sets. Sam Querrey and
numerous other world class players including the
world’s #1 doubles team, Bob and Mike Bryan,
will be playing. Please use our “Ticket Turn Back”
program if there are tournament sessions you will
not be attending. The proceeds from resold tickets
go to Texas Children’s Hospital.
Go to the Club’s web site or mensclaycourt.com
to see the latest information regarding the 78th
annual tournament to be held at ROCC.
The Club will be hosting a Town Hall meeting
on March 6, 2012 at 5 p.m. to be held in the
Ballroom. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss
some proposed by-law changes and a report on
the Bayou Erosion Project.
The Club’s Annual Meeting will be held on March
28, 2012 at 5 p.m. in the Ballroom. The results of
the election of our new four members of the Board
of Directors will be announced. In addition, we will
review the past year’s activities and financial results.
I want to thank Mike McSpadden, Club Vice
President and Tennis Chairman, Bub Epley, House
Chairman and Club Secretary, and Jim Hackett,
Club Treasurer, for their outstanding service
on the Board of Directors over the past three
years. I greatly appreciate their commitment and
contributions. Their presence will be greatly missed.
Club Vice President Mike McSpadden did a great
job presenting the participants of the 2012 Senior
Style Show held on Sunday evening, February 12.
It was a great group of youngsters and all had a
super time. Thanks to the ROWA for sponsoring
the event.
As we look forward to a new Board Year, I would
like to extend my congratulations to Dean Patrinely
for being elected President of River Oaks Country
Club by The Board of Directors. He will take office
after the Annual Meeting on March 28, 2012. The
Club is very fortunate to have Dean serve as our
next President.
Dick hite
President’s Message
Month Of
March
saturday night grill special:
Fresh shucked
Wellfleet Oysters
Every Saturday
Family night
in the hunt room terrace
Every Friday
rodney rasberry
in the Bar
Every Saturday Night
sunday Brunch
in the Main dining room
Every Sunday
Member guest
golf tournament
March 2 – 4
south american asado
Wine dinner
Thursday, March 15
Bourbon street Brunch
What’s My Workout?
name:
howard terry
activities:
7 days a week
Background:
Worked out entire
adult life: played
football at University of Texas, and served
in the Navy. Howard never let himself get
out of shape. When he was 21, he weighed
195 pounds, now 180.
goals:
Short-Term: Keep strength and continue
to work on balance.
Long-Term: Fit at 95, and wants to
keep going.
Workout: Every morning 3-4 minutes
of stretches, including toe touches, side
bends, arm stretches, and pressing back
against the wall. Works out at the club
seven days a week. Two days - Pilates.
The other days, he has a routine that takes
about 42-43 minutes: 10 minutes on the
treadmill, then free weights, and then about
20 minutes of the weight machines.
do you like working out? I’m still here!
grocery store tour
Find yourself wandering through the
grocery store, stuffing your cart with
foods and having no idea if they would
be considered helpful or harmful to your
health? Join our Registered Dietitian,
Catherine Kruppa, and learn how to
conquer the store by covering topics
such as reading food labels, organic
vs. non-organic, portion size and more.
The grocery store tour will be held at
the Central Market Grocery Store on
Westheimer, March 6, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Please RSVP to catherine.kruppa@
riveroakscc.net or on the website.
Muscle activation technique
(MaT) Specialist
ROCC Fitness Center
is excited to offer
Muscle Activation
Techniques (MAT)
again, with the
addition of the newest
fitness professional
Alicia Harrison! Alicia
holds a BS in Kinesiology form Texas A&M
and brings 12 years of industry experience
to the membership. Muscle Activation
Technique (MAT) is a systematic approach
for evaluating and treating muscular
imbalances that contribute to injury. MAT is
unique as it addresses muscle weakness
as opposed to muscle tightness. Muscle
inhibition, or weakness, can be caused by
stress, trauma, overuse, dehydration or
vitamin/mineral deficiencies. The body will
only allow motion that it can control. This is
your body’s natural protective mechanism.
This process will provide stability
surrounding the joint, restore natural
alignment, decrease pain, and reduce the
risk of future injury.
Wellness screens
Texas Wellness Associates now offering
Advanced Diagnostic Laboratory tests
from Spectracell Laboratories including
the Telomere Test, Micronutrient Test,
Lipid Particle Profile and the Omega 3
Test. Texas Wellness Associates with be
at River Oaks Country Club March 20
from 6:30 – 9:30 a.m. offering these new
tests as well as the other tests they have
always provided. The representative from
Spectracell Laboratories will be present
to answer any questions. Fasting is
required for the LPP and Omega 3 test.
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Client:
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Description:
Workplace safety
campaign
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Curing Lights
LEd
1 demi 4.6
Kerr
2 Fusion 4.3
DentLight
3 bluephase 16i 4.2
Ivoclar Vivadent
4a demetron A.1/A.2 4.0
Kerr
4a
4b SmartLite iQ2 4.0
Dentsply/Caulk
4c Ultra-Lume LEd 5 4.0
Ultradent
5 Translux Power Blue 3.9
Heraeus
HALogEn
1 optilux 501 4.8
Kerr
raves & rants
+ Good power
+ Accepts most Demetron tips
– No timer
– Do you really want a cord again?
2 demetron LC 4.2
Kerr
3 Swiss Master 4.0
EMS
manuFaCturer
Kerr
www.KerrDental.com
priCes
BasiC unit (includes 8mm Turbo tip)
a.1
$650.10
a.2
$566.50
optionaL and/or repLaCement tips
2mm: $156.30
4mm Turbo: $214.55
8mm: $156.30
8mm Turbo+: $260.90
11mm: $214.55
11mm Turbo: $263.55
13mm (curved): $273.95
Warranty
1 year
What iF it needs repairs?
Contact Kerr at 800-KERR-123. Turn-around time
is three days for warranty repairs and 7 days for
non-warranty items.
is there a Loaner program?
Yes. No charge for units under warranty. Shipping
charge may apply to units no longer under warranty.
4 Spectrum 800 3.6
Dentsply/Caulk
PLASMA ArC
1 Sapphire Supreme 3.7
Den-Mat
Demetron A.1/A.2
Base unit/Battery Charger
none—it’s powered by aC current. The a.1 model is built into your dental unit, while the a.2 version has a
typical electrical cord for portability.
Cord
straight, easily cleaned, and very lightweight.
Wand
White plastic with a non-glare finish. The back half is cylindrical with a diameter of 2.8cm, which gradually
morphs into a more bulbous front end having a diameter of 3.6cm at its widest. it has a length of 8.9in/22.5cm
(with an 8mm Turbo tip) and weighs 5.2oz/147.4g. Designed to be held like a handpiece with the single blue,
rubberized activation trigger on the top. Most evaluators considered the design acceptable but not exemplary.
While the weight was not an issue, it was considered too large by two evaluators.
With the activation button being elevated, it is quite easy to find it (without looking). it requires only moderate
pressure to activate, but still not quite as easy as a trigger in a conventional gun unit, especially since the hand
position is much different than the typical pistol grip. One evaluator thought the bulbous contour of the front end
made activation unwieldy, regardless of whether he used his forefinger or thumb. another evaluator thought the
light was too easily activated when removed or docked in its bracket.
Wand hoLder
Mounts in a bracket on your dental unit similar to a handpiece.
Battery
none. Operates on aC power.
Fan
activates and deactivates with the light. all the evaluators thought the fan kept the wand reasonably cool and
its noise was acceptable, although our test unit had an annoying whining sound.
timer
none, but there are two curing intervals. in the standard interval, you push the activation button, followed by
one beep at 5 seconds and another at 10 seconds, when the light automatically deactivates accompanied by a
longer beep. You can interrupt the curing interval by pushing the button. The second curing interval activates if
you push the button twice in quick succession at the beginning of the curing interval. This action will activate
the light for 30 seconds, beeping at 5s, 10s, 20s, and 30s before deactivating.
tips
Most of Demetron’s tips fit except for the 8mm non-turbo. Most of the regular tips are metal-wrapped, but the
Turbo tips are all glass. The 2mm tip will fit into most proximal boxes. Their curing areas are less than the stated
size of the tips and curing power is significantly lower near their edges, especially for the 13mm.
poWer and Curing modes
There is only one power and curing mode. in the 10-minute cure test, there was virtually no drop of power from
the beginning to the end of the test. it achieved full curing power within three seconds of activation.
peak poWer (mW/cm2)
8mm turbo 1,150
11mm 600
11mm turbo 800
13mm 600
hardness (knoop) at 2mm
Cure time (seConds)
10 n/a 26.6
20 n/a 31.4
40 n/a 38.8
Plasma Arc sapphire
Den-Mat
Price $3,415.50
tips (# of sizes) 4
Bulb
Life (hours) 1,000
Price $695.00
requires tools to Change No
tip poWer
gun Weight 5.3oz/150.3g
timer
Base unit 3, 5, 7, 9
gun 3, 5, 7, 9
Peak Power (mW/cm2) 1,775
Built-in radiometer Yes (digital)
heat generation (°C) 34.8-52.0
The selection of a curing light that fits your style of practicing remains one of the
most important equipment purchases you will make. if you have an active restor-ative
practice, it is a device that you use virtually every time you treat a patient. The
right light can help you achieve success, while the converse is true—the wrong
light can make your efforts more tedious and your results less consistent.
Curing lights allow us to initiate the polymerization reaction “on demand” for a
vast array of materials. however, there is, perhaps, more misinformation and
hype regarding this type of equipment compared to just about anything else we
use on a daily basis. Most of these controversies center on how long you have
to cure specific types of restorations as well as how deep you can cure specific
types of materials.
Manufacturers continue to make outlandish claims of their curing capabilities,
most of which fall into the “too good to be true” category. an example is the
claim that a new light can accomplish a “5mm depth of cure in seconds”.
Please don’t be fooled by these ads—you absolutely, positively cannot cure a
composite in three seconds. Period. end of discussion.
if you undercure a restoration, for example, you may not even be aware of the
negative sequelae for years. Therefore, selecting a curing light and using it prop-erly
can greatly affect the performance and longevity of your restorations.
tyPes of Curing Lights
halogen
Use a halogen bulb as the source of light.
+ Reliable—long track record
+ Cures all materials due to wide bandwidth (400nm–510nm)
– Requires a cord due to power consumption
– Cooling fans are necessary and can be noisy
Plasma Arc
Bulb is really an aluminum oxide, high pressure vessel, which contains highly
energized xenon gas (plasma) under 150psi. The inside shape is specific to
reflect light arcing between two electrodes. arc is only about 1mm long, enabling
a very focused beam.
+ Very fast (when a small tip is used)
– expensive
– Large base units
– May not cure all materials
tip
8mm 8mm turbo
– Requires a cord that may be liquid-filled, may be stiff, and can degenerate
over time
Argon Laser
generates light when energy is applied to an atom raising an electron to a high-er,
unstable energy level. electron will return to stable level by releasing light
through a medium of argon gas.
+ Fast
– Very expensive
– Large base units
– small tips
– Require a cord due to power consumption
LeD (Light emitting Diode)
special diodes (electronic devices that restrict current flow chiefly to one direc-tion)
that emit light when connected in a circuit.
+ Cordless or corded
+ Lightweight
+ small
+ Long battery life due to the low power usage
– some have poor and/or no selection of tips
– May shut down due to overheating during long curing intervals
Are hALogen Lights oBsoLete?
With all the buzz these days over LeDs (one estimate is that 90% of all new
lights being purchased in the U.s. are LeDs), the old reliable halogen curing
light seems destined for the archives. it has been castigated for being heavy,
still tethered to the base unit with a cord, noisy due to its fan, and possessing
old technology.
On the other hand, LeDs are being touted as being on the leading edge of tech-nology
for numerous consumer and business applications. along with nanotech-nology,
LeDs are blazing hot and getting hotter by the minute. it is difficult to
dispute the attraction of LeD curing lights.
nevertheless, while we acknowledge the obvious appeal of these lights, some of
them, especially the simpler versions, have significant drawbacks. The most signifi-cant
ones are lack of timers, small tips, and the inability to cure beyond –4 minutes.
Curing Lights
Client:
REALITY Publishing
Description:
700-page book
of dental product
evaluations
Media:
Print
Reality’s ChoiCes
© 2009 Reality Publishing Co. Vol. 21 The RaTings
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Curing Lights
© 2009 Reeaalliittyy Publishing Co. Vol. 21 TThhee RRaaTTiinnggss
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The RaTings
© 2009 Reality Publishing Co. Vol. 21
LED DEMi
Kerr
Fusion
DentLight
bluephase 16i
Ivoclar Vivadent
Demetron
A.1/A.2
Kerr
smartLite iQ2
Dentsply/Caulk
ultra-Lume LED 5
Ultradent
translux
Power Blue
Heraeus
Price $1,263.90 $739.00 $1,495.00
A.1: $650.10
A.2: $566.50
$1,508.60 $999.00 $1,603.13
tips (# of sizes) 6 4 5 7 7 5 1
gun/Wand Wand Wand Gun Wand Gun Wand Wand
Corded/Cordless Cordless Cordless Cordless Corded Cordless Corded Cordless
Battery
type Li-ion Li-ion Li-ion None Li-ion None Li-ion
Fixed/
removable
(for recharging)
Removable
Removable,
but not for
charging
Removable,
but not for
charging
N/A
Removable,
but not for
charging
N/A Fixed
Curing time 1.75 hrs 34 min 50 min N/A 3.5 hrs N/A 1.0 hr
recharging time 2.5 hrs 1.5 hrs 1.5 hrs N/A 20 min N/A 3.5 hrs
gun/Wand Weight 5.7oz/161.6g 3.9oz/110.6g 10.1oz/286.3g 5.2oz/147.4g 9.5oz/269.3g 4.2 oz/119.1g 5.2oz/147.4g
timer (sec) 5, 10, 20
Sequential:
1, 2, 3, 4
Constant:
5, 10, 20
High Power:
5, 10
Soft Start:
5, 10, 15
Low Power:
5, 10, 15, 20, 30
None (beeps)
10, 15,
20, 30, 40
10, 20,
30, 40
None (beeps)
Peak Power (mW/cm2) 1,200 1,650 1,650 1,150 650 825 600
Built-in radiometer None None Yes (lights) None Yes (lights) None Yes (lights)
heat generation (°C) 10.0-16.0 38.0-48.6 6.0-25.0 10.0-16.0 7.0-14.0 51.1 14
Cure All Materials No
Yes,
but requires UV tip
No No No Yes No
Halogen Optilux 501
Kerr
Demetron LC
Kerr
swiss Master
EMS
spectrum 800
Dentsply/Caulk
Price $1,463.95 $728.50 $2,900.00 $1,259.85
tips (# of sizes) 7 7 1 6
Bulb
Life (hours) 45 80 20-30 100
Wattage 80 80 340 75
Price $70.40 $70.40 $67.40 $86.00
requires tools to Change Yes, Screwdriver Yes, Screwdriver No No
gun Weight 8.8oz/249.5g 7.9oz/224.0g 17.3oz/490.4g 8.2oz/232.5g
timer
(sec)
Base unit 10, 20, 30, 40 None 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 None
gun None None (beeps) None 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60
Peak Power (mW/cm2) 1,050 900 1,775 800
Built-in radiometer Yes (digital) None Yes (digital) Yes (digital)
heat generation (°C) 16.9-50.1 16.8-31.4 67 17.2-25.9
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