           Appellant Humberto Rico obtained a loan from NBA in 2006.
Mr. Rico pledged a parcel of real property he owned as sole and separate
property as collateral. Mr. Rico signed the Promissory Note and Deed of
Trust; his wife did not.

¶3            NBA filed suit against the Ricos in 2010 alleging they had
failed to make payments on the loan when due. NBA also alleged that “[a]ll
acts of the Ricos relevant to this matter”—including entry into the loan—
“were performed on behalf of the marital community.” The Ricos were
served with the complaint on July 29, 2010, but did not respond.

¶4          NBA obtained defaultLooking back--Dean's address.
General dental practitioners have been part of The Royal College of Surgeons of England since the LDS RCS examinations in 1860. For 87 years, it was the general dentists who were part of the College. Later, the political necessity of introducing hospital dentists to the National Health Service changed the ethos for dentists with the formation of the Faculty of Dental Surgery in 1947. Secondary care dentists became entrenched within The College at the expense of the majority of those who practiced dentistry to the same level as secondary care dentists. It took a further 45 years before general practitioners could return to their home. The Faculty of General Dental Practitioners (UK), within a short space of time, has become the largest Faculty for dentists within