We offer a space where people feel valued and supported. Where they can speak their minds and release emotions, maybe re-evaluate life, and process complicated emotions.
A registered charity, Cancer Information and Support Services (CISS) was set up in 1993 to offer emotional support and accurate, up-to- date information for cancer patients and carers in West Glamorgan.
The following year we opened our first cancer information centre in Swansea and over the course of our first three years, CISS supported over twice the number of individuals that we had predicted.
Our services were in demand and so we were awarded Lottery funding which enabled us to open our second centre in Neath in 2004. Another Lottery grant in 2010 also allowed us to expand our outreach services into Carmarthenshire, where no such support existed.
Today, we offer free support across South West Wales, from Bridgend in the east to Swansea in the west.
We have 14 qualified staff and over 80 volunteers, most of whom have experience in counselling as well as backgrounds in health care. Leading and supporting CISS are eight experienced Trustees who are responsible for the overall strategy of the organisation.
Since we first opened our doors, we have supported over 150,000 individuals affected by cancer and our team remains committed to supporting individuals affected by the illness, whether they are a patient, carer, family member or friend.
We aim to provide an objective, flexible cancer support service, offering emotional support and factual information and we avoid all possible barriers to open discussion.
CISS offers free support to anyone over eighteen whose life has been affected by cancer in any way – patient, carers, family and friends.
Sometimes people only speak to us on once or twice. Others continue to benefit from support, even when treatment has ended. We recognise that cancer is an illness that can have an impact on our lives long after the initial diagnosis which is why we remain on hand no matter when anxiety or concerns emerge.
Our Swansea information and counselling centre is open Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm.
Appointments can also be made to meet with a qualified counsellor at most times suitable for you. For further information, please feel free to contact us.
At CISS, we remain dedicated to providing real help, right now – today and tomorrow.


Our resources page will help answers any questions you may have about your pet's wellness care. From clinic forms to educational articles and links, our resources page will help you find the information that you're looking for. You can also reach us during normal business hours to speak with one of our staff members who can provide further assistance.


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Caterina is an Associate Director of the London office and joined Vistra as Senior Manager in December 2015. She is responsible for a portfolio of high net worth and ultra-high net worth private clients, as well as multiple corporate entities based across several jurisdictions.
Shortly after graduating from Durham University in 2006 with a BA (Hons) in Modern European Languages, Caterina started her career in London as a head-hunter for highly qualified executives within the corporate finance and structured finance industries. In 2010 she moved into the Trust and Fiduciary Industry by joining TFW, an international corporate, trust and wealth services provider, as a private client Relationship Manager overseeing international trusts, multijurisdictional structures and a portfolio of private clients.
Caterina grew up in Milan, Italy and moved to the UK in 2002. She has also lived in France and Russia.
She is bilingual in English and Italian. She is also a fluent French speaker and can speak Russian.


The best way to understand the mission of The Family Effect- and its importance to your community- is to see it with your own eyes.
We invite you to join us for a quick, no-obligation tour of Serenity Place, our residential treatment center for pregnant women, young mothers and preschool children. You can also tour The Academy, our residential center for adolescent boys.
You'll get a good look at our work, meet some very dedicated people and learn a few things about the future of families in the Upstate. You will not be asked for a donation during your tour, but we sure would like to put you on our mailing list, if you don't mind.
Come on your own, or even better, invite your church or social group to join you for a tour. Every time you help us spread the word, you're working to reduce family collapse and harm to children. We can easily accommodate groups of up to 15 people.
Call Aileen Gallagher at (864) 467-3704, and she'll set up a time that works for you. You can also reach Aileen by email. Give it some thought. We think you'll be impressed.
The Family Effect works to reduce addiction as a leading cause of family collapse and harm to children in Upstate South Carolina.
We accomplish this goal by raising funds and recruiting volunteers for effective, research-based programs for families and children at The Phoenix Center of Greenville. Learn more about the programs we support.
If you or someone you know needs treatment, call The Phoenix Center helpline at (864) 467-3790, or click here for The Phoenix Center website.
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Load Average
Leave a Comment	/ Tutorials / By kjohri
Linux commands like top, uptime and w report the system load average. For instance, the first line of top command output is something like,
top - 04:56:31 up 60 days, 23:18, 1 user, load average: 0.02, 0.06, 0.05
The last three numbers give the load average for the last one minute, five minutes and fifteen minutes respectively. Load average is an indication of whether the system resources (mainly the CPU) are adequately available for the processes (system load) that are running, runnable or in uninterruptible sleep states during the previous n minutes. A process is a running when it has the CPU. A runnable process is a process that is waiting for the CPU. A process is in uninterruptible sleep state when it is waiting for a resource and cannot be interrupted and will return from sleep only when the resource becomes available or the timeout occurs (if it had gone to sleep with a timeout). For example, a process may be waiting for disk or network I/O. Runnable processes indicate that we are short of CPUs, for each additional CPU, a runnable process would have been given that CPU, changing the state of that runnable process to running. Similarly processes in uninterruptible sleep state indicate I/O bottlenecks. The load number at any time is the number of running, runnable and uninterruptible sleep state processes (we will call these collectively runnable processes) in the system. The load average is the exponential moving average of the load number during the previous n minutes.
If in a single CPU system, the load average is 5, it is an undesirable situation because one process runs on the CPU and the other 4 have to wait for their turn. So the system is overloaded by 400%. If we had two CPUs and a load average of 5, we are a little better off but not quite. Out of 5, 2 processes get the CPU and the other 3 have to wait for their turn and the system is overloaded by 300%. If the number of CPUs equals the number of runnable processes, we are breakeven. In the above top command first line output, assuming a single-CPU system, the load average for the last minute is 0.02, which indicates that the CPU is underloaded 98%. Load average figures help in figuring out how much our system is able to cater to the processing demands and also provide useful input in load balancing of systems.
/proc/loadavg
Load average is available in the file /proc/loadavg, from where it is picked up by the commands like top. One can print this file,
$ cat /proc/loadavg
0.14 0.05 0.06 1/122 13870
The format of /proc/loadavg is that the first three words give load average for 1 minute, 5 minutes and 15 minutes respectively. The next word has two numbers separated by a slash. The number before the slash gives the number of threads running at that moment. This will obviously be less than or equal to the CPUs in the system. The number after the slash indicates the total number of threads in the system. The last word in /proc/loadavg is the process Id of the thread that ran last.
CPU utilization versus load average
Load average gives a better picture of the system's capability to meet processing requirements. CPU utilization is the time the CPU is working expressed as a percentage of the total elapsed clock time. On process intensive systems this could be 100%. Assuming a single CPU system, the load average may be any number greater than 1. In all cases, where the load average is greater than 1, CPU utilization could be around 100%. But the problem becomes more and more severe as the load average takes on higher number values (1, 2, 3, ...). But all cases, the CPU utilization may be around 100%.
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Marth Silano's poetry books include The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception, Reckless Lovely, and What the Truth Tastes Like. She also co-edited, with Kelli Russell Agodon, The Daily Poet: Day-By-Day Prompts For Your Writing Practice. Martha edits the Seattle-based literary journal, Crab Creek Review, and teaches at Bellevue College.


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Shirin Neshat's Rapture – Veiled women in their traditional Islamic attire
Shirin Neshat – Rapture, 1999, gelatin silver print, 108x171.5cm
What happens in 'Rapture'?
Why was this film made?
About Shirin Neshat
Video excerpt of 'Rapture'
Stills of 'Rapture'
Rapture is a projection of black and white video where Iranian artist Shirin Neshat gives a narrative that concerns the differences between Muslim women and men. Neshat has used the video projection to explore the cultural and social role of women in the Islamic World and shot the work in Morocco with a cast that included hundreds of participants.
The 13min film is set against a very emotive soundtrack with two groups of people showing side by side. The first group includes identically dressed men who are at a fortress performing mundane activities and elaborate rituals. The other group shows veiled women in their traditional Islamic attire crossing a desert and acting in movements and gestures that are not tightly prescribed.
One of the features of the highly acclaimed 13-minute video installation is the ability to bring the body expressions of the veiled women despite being covered all over the body. The video also shows a mix of meditative scenes, elegiac scenes, and continuous loops. At one point, the men roll out their prayer rugs, but they quarrel. On the other hand, as the men navigate a stone building, the women seem to be crying out. However, it is not clear if they are crying out of anger or celebration.
Neshat brings about ready associations with the gendered spaces and also brings about contrasts. In the case of men, they are entrenched firmly in the authority and tradition of Islam. Women, on the other hand, are protected by Islam but also imprisoned by the chadors or the traditional black veils.
As you further watch the video, you will find a number of implications of Islam across the set. For example, when a group of six women boards a rowboat and sets to cross the sea, the artist does not let us know what awaits them on the other end. It could be freedom, martyrdom, or redemption. This ending is also seen as a testament to the bravery and adventurousness of the women. As the men stay within their set boundaries, women are brave enough to look for better things beyond their current limitations.
Neshat was brought up in Iran but later moved to the United States. Her experiences in both places have shaped most of her work. She says her work does not have any opinions. She puts herself in the position of asking questions but does not give the answers. The 'No Position' enables her to put her audience to critical thinking on the best way to deal with the problems she exposes.
Shirin Neshat – Rapture (still), 1999, two-channel video installation, black-and-white, sound, 16mm film transferred to video, edition of 5
Shirin Neshat – Untitled from Rapture, 1999, unique gelatin silver print, 34.9 x 56.8cm
Shirin Neshat – Untitled from Rapture, 1999, gelatin silver print, 75x182cm
Shirin Neshat – Untitled from Rapture, 1999, chromogenic print, 40.64x50.8cm
All images by Shirin Neshat/gladstonegallery.com unless otherwise noted.
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Coptic Orthodox Church Centre
Shephalbury Manor, Broadhall Way,
Stevenage. SG2 8NP
The Coptic Orthodox Church traces its roots to the First Century, founded in the first century in Egypt by Saint Mark the Apostle and writer of the second Gospel of the New Testament. The Coptic Orthodox Church Centre caters for a wide variety of spiritual, youth, social, pastoral, and ecumenical activities that engage communities at the local, national and international level. As the headquarters of the Media and Communications Office for the United Kingdom and Europe, Advocacy, and Development Offices, the Centre is a hub of activity that utilises its resources to impact and empower various sectors of the local, national and international community.
Archbishop Angaelos, Archbishop of London
Fr Shenouda, Parish Priest
Email: VisitUs@CopticCentre.com
Web: www.CopticCentre.com
10am Sunday Liturgy and Eucharist
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An academic administrator having the unique honor of converting a regional university in Pakistan to top ranked national university
Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar
Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar Ph.D. served the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK), United Arab Emirates. Before his arrival at AURAK, he also served as Vice Chancellor/Professor of three Universities in Pakistan concomitantly – a unique honor for any academic leader. Through his judicious academic leadership and innovative governance, he converted a regional higher education institution in Pakistan to one of the top-ranked in the country. Dr. Mukhtar received his Master and MPhil in the field of Biochemistry from Pakistan and his Ph.D. in biosciences from the Drexel University of Philadelphia, USA, and also completed a Graduate Certificate in Research Management from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, USA. He served in various academic/administrative positions in the USA on an outstanding scientist (O-1) visa. Professor Mukhtar teaching has been recognized with Outstanding Clinical Faculty Award 2005 from the Department of Bioscience Technologies, Jefferson College of Health Professionals, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America.
Professor Mukhtar is an avid researcher also. His laboratory developed an in-vitro model of the human blood-brain barrier to study viral neuropathogenesis. Dr. Mukhtar as Principal or Co-Investigator has received several awards from organizations including American Diabetes Association, American Society for Microbiology, Diabetes Trust Foundation, US National Institutes of Health, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, and the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan. Human blood-brain barrier model developed in his laboratory is extensively used to understand ferrying of viruses into the brain and finding cures for neurological ailments.
Dr. Mukhtar holds specialized Certificates in Public Health and Bioinformatics. Committed to the role of technology in biomedical research, he serves as managing editor of Frontiers in Bioscience and is on the editorial board of several research journals. He feels pride in mentoring researchers, scientists, teachers and administrators and committed professionals aspiring to excel in their practical life. He has several research publications, including peer-reviewed research, review articles, invited articles, book chapters, commissioned articles and critiques to his credit. A book describing accomplishments of Dr. Mukhtar's educational leadership has been published in Urdu language entitled "Hayat Zauq e Safar Kay Siwa Kuch Aur Naheen" and it's English Version "The Making of a Best National University" is in progress.
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Bridgerton, Netflix, review: Salaciously soapy and unashamedly cheesy – this is escapism in its purest form
Netflix's latest drama is Gossip Girl as written by Jane Austen
By Emily Baker
TV Editor
From the moment Netflix's Bridgerton trailer was released, viewers declared it the love child of Downton Abbey and American teen series Gossip Girl. I found the former to be one of the least enjoyable programmes I have watched, the latter is my all-time favourite.
Thankfully for me (though perhaps disappointing for those looking for a more traditional period drama), Bridgerton shares more in common with Gossip Girl than Downton: lustful young people, overbearing parents, beautiful gowns and endless, often petty melodrama.
Set in Regency era London, the series opens as the young women of the town make their society debut, announcing their availability for marriage to the city's most eligible men.
Your guide to what to watch next - no spoilers, we promise
Bridgerton is produced by Shondaland (Photo: Netflix)
Though there are many characters worth caring about – one of the series' main strengths – the core storyline is concerned with Daphne Bridgerton's (Phoebe Dynevor) earnest quest for love. Beautiful, and from extremely good stock, Daphne is bound to be matched with the perfect man – until anonymous gossip writer Lady Whistledown casts doubt over her suitability for marriage.
Soapy, quick, salacious and unapologetically cheesy, Bridgerton is textbook Shondaland, the production company run by Shonda Rhimes, best known as the executive producer of Grey's Anatomy and Scandal.
It's aesthetically stunning, too, the heaving breasts and ruffled cravats offset by a millennial-inspired pastel colour scheme and a soundtrack of pop hits – including Ariana Grande's "Thank You Next" and Taylor Swift's "Wildest Dreams" – transposed into period-appropriate string quartet arrangements. There is also a lot of sex.
The drama follows the drama brought on by high society's debutante season (Photo: Nick Briggs/Netflix)
At times, the drama resolves conflict (of which there is plenty, particularly concerning Daphne and her eventual love match, Duke of Hastings Simon, played by Regé-Jean Page) a little too slickly and the feminist credentials it claims to espouse are a shaky (marriage and babies are still Daphne's dream).
But after the year we've had, we deserve a shot of escapism in its purest form – Bridgerton is certainly a televisual extravagance worth celebrating.
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Less than 100 years ago, America relied heavily on horses for transportation and work. With the invention and widespread use of cars and tractors, the need for horses greatly diminished. Adesso, farms and ranches that use draft horses for work are rarely found, and the hobby is described as a lost art. però, there is still a nostalgic feeling that most of us get when we see a strong team of sturdy horses pulling a wagon, or decked out in their flashy harness.
We purchased Goliath with his partner Sampson when they were 3 e 4 anni. Brent and Kari put a lot of time and work into making them a great team, and they were young enough that they needed regular work. Kari and Brent took them to Colorado when they lived there in order to work with them consistently through the winter. Both horses, but especially Goliath, would lunge into the harness when he was first hooked to the wagon so the start was a bit rough! They did not like to stand still while they were hooked onto something either. Kari and Brent hooked Sampson and Goliath to every piece of farm equipment that was available—plows, wagons, drags, e più! The horses would work up a good sweat and then Kari and Brent would make them stand… and stand… and stand. Eventually they came to appreciate standing more. By the following summer, Sampson and Goliath and Kari and Brent were a great match. però, in his free time Sampson was a regular Houdini and eventually, he got himself into a mess he could not get out of, and Kari and Brent could not help.
The search was on for a new team, or a new partner for Goliath. Sometimes it is quite difficult to pair two horses together and expect them to be a team, unless they have worked together since a young age. Goliath ended up getting matched with two or three more partners. Although they pulled okay together, they were certainly not friends and they did not socialize in the same "circles" when they were turned out. (Yes, horses do that!) To complicate matters, Goliath had two abscesses two summers in a row. We decided that it was time to get a new team, so we purchased a very gentle team, Black and Decker. Black was older than Decker but both were very nice, middle-aged horses, which now matched Goliath's age. We wasted no time hooking them up, and getting to know them once we had them at the ranch. Black ended up with a condition that was treated by an equine chiropractor. The condition caused dis-coordination in his legs which made it unsafe for him to be hooked to a wagon. One day, out of urgent necessity, we decided that we needed to use Goliath and Decker together and try to make them a permanent team. It was quickly apparent that Goliath had finally found his new team mate, who was also his friend. These guys have been paired together for three years now and they get along, both while hitched to equipment and out in the meadows! Così, that's the story about how Goliath and Decker came to be!
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Unsere Reise nach Griechenland hätte mit dem Hotel Domes Noruz Chania nicht besser starten können. Das Design – sowohl der Architektur als auch des Interiors – verbieten es eigentlich, das Hotel in Sterne-kategorien zu bemessen. Schon die Lobby wirkt wie eine modern interpretierte Kathedrale und diese moderne Architektur in Naturfarben zieht sich durch die gesamte Hotelanlage.
Die verschiedenen Gebäude, Pools, Bars und Restaurant, ja selbst die Strandliegen bestechen durch klare Linien und ein modernes Design, das keinen Schnörkel zu viel hat. Trotzdem wirkt das ganze niemals kalt, denn die Zimmer selbst wiederum sind sehr komfortabel und farbenfroh gestaltet.
Das Domes Noruz liegt in einer Bucht bei Chania im Nordwesten der Insel Kreta. Vor allem der direkte Zugang zum malerischen Sandstrand hat uns gefallen. Der Abschnitt ist nur für Hotelgäste aber auch ansonsten war der Strand fast menschenleer, sodass wir ihn fast für uns allein hatten! Sehr schön anzusehen war auch, wie die Sonne direkt über dem Meer untergeht.
Das Hotel hat zwei große Pools. Einer hat eine Pool-Bar, der andere ist in der Quiet-Zone, in der es tatsächlich sehr ruhig ist, da dort keine Musik gespielt wird. Generell ist das Domes Noruz Chania aber ein äußerst ent-spannter und ruhiger Ort, da es ein Adult Only Hotel ist. Das heißt, Kinder un-ter 16 Jahren dürfen dort nicht einchecken und das macht sich vom Geräusch-pegel her deutlich bemerkbar.
Das üppige Frühstück haben wir jeden Morgen auf der Terrasse direkt am Strand genossen und auch das Abendessen im Restaurant Zeen schmeckt mit Meerblick noch einmal eine Nummer besser!
The stay in Domes Noruz Chania could not have been a better start for our vacation in Greece. The design of architecture and interior is extraordinary and unique. The lobby looks like the modern interpretation of a cathedral and this modern architecture with natural colors stands for the whole hotel. All the buildings, the pools, bar and restaurant, even the beach chairs have these clear lines and modern design. Nevertheless it never seems to be cold because the interior is comfortable and colorful.
Every single one of the 83 high-end suites is very spacious with super comfortable beds, a rain shower and fruits waiting for you at your arrival. Every room has its own terrace with ocean view, a Jacuzzi and a private pool that shines beautiful at night.
Domes Noruz is located in a bay close to Chania in the northwest of Crete. We really liked the direct access to the beautiful sandy beach and having delicious drinks from the beach bar lying in the sand or in one of the bean bags. The beach segment was only for hotel guests but anyway there were almost no people at the beach so we had it for ourselves.
The hotel has two big pools. One with a pool bar and one in the quiet area where it actually was quiet because there was no music. Anyway Domes Noruz is a very quiet and calm place because it's an Adults Only hotel. Children under the age of 16 may not check in and you really notice the low noise level.
Every morning we had our opulent breakfast on the terrace by the beach and the Dinner in the Zeen restaurant was even more delicious with that beautiful ocean view!
We really enjoyed our stay in Domes Noruz Chania. The calm atmosphere, the kind and courteous staff, the spa area and not least the cute cat family with its three kitties make us remember the vacation for a long time.


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Q: How to redirect from a aspx query string url to wordpress I have a 2 problem that is, I have to redesign an Aspx website to a WordPress website everything till now was fine but:
there are some query strings in aspx that show the students certificates directly, for example, http://www.example.ac.ir/Auth.aspx?id=184182187190184239218183181181182181
I want to redirect this kind of URL that Ids are variable to a WordPress page and show this certificate in WordPress directly
our old student's certificates also have these URLs on it that they can scan their QR code to get access to it, because of this I don't want that when a user request for old URL be faced with 404 error page
Example:
I want to redirect:
http://www.example.ac.ir/Auth.aspx?id=184182187190184239218183181181182181
Or:
http://www.example.ac.ir/ga.aspx?id=M3S941301026821
(these are old Aspx version of the website)
to:
http://www.example.ac.ir/Auth.php?id=184182187190184239218183181181182181
Or:
http://www.example.ac.ir/ga.php?id=M3S941301026821
(these should be new WordPress version of the website)
problem 2:
problem 2 is about PHP code, where can I find a tutorial that makes PHP page or plugin that convert aspx to PHP and read from non WordPress structured database??
I want to design that certificate pages in WordPress
note: if there is a way that I use aspx pages in WordPress without rendering such as  it can resolve my problem, too

A: On your Auth.aspx page,Make a Response.Redirect() to your PHP page:
Response.Redirect("http://www.example.ir/Auth.php?id=" + Request.QueryString["Id"].ToString());

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Q: iterate over a list of list in python I have a list of the following type. I want to normalize this list using the function I have written. for example- normalize (). I want to pass the second innermost list to the normalize(). I want to do it one list at a time.
 [[['179.0', '77.0'],
  ['186.0', '93.0'],
  ['175.0', '72.0'],
  ['195.0', '68.0']],
 [['178.0', '76.0'],
  ['185.0', '93.0'],
  ['164.0', '91.0'],
  ['155.0', '117.0']],
  ['161.0', '127.0'],
  ['191.0', '200.0'],
  ['190.0', '241.0'],
  ['194.0', '68.0']],
 [['176.0', '77.0'],
  ['183.0', '93.0'],
  ['163.0', '91.0'],
  ['155.0', '117.0']]......]

The code I tried normalizes the whole list. I want to do it row-wise. I have tried following
normalized_data = [normalize3(data) for data in load_pose_data()]

I would appreciate any help. Thank you

A: You can use list comprehension to achive that.
example:
# example function that add element to a list
def f(x):
    return x+[10]

outer_list = [[1,2],[3,4],[5,6]]

# this calls the function on each element
after = [ f(n) for n in outer_list ]

after
[[1, 2, 10], [3, 4, 10], [5, 6, 10]]

A: In Addition to @chenshuk's answer, use lambda:
# example function that add element to a list
f=lambda x: x+[10]
outer_list = [[1,2],[3,4],[5,6]]
# this calls the function on each element
after = [ f(n) for n in outer_list ]

Use list comprehension.
Or do map:
So instead of (list comprehension):
after = [ f(n) for n in outer_list ]

Do:
after = list(map(f,outer_list))

Both cases:
print(after)

Is:
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I really want to get the zoom whitening done while I am out there getting the band or when I get fills. Does anyone know of a good dentist worth recommending that is close to the clinic? Maybe even where the dentist that the OCC was using if she is still close by?
As far as I know and what Loribecky posted, the OCC dental services still exist. It's now by appointment. Call 1-866-376-7849 and talk to the OCC clinic. I had some dental work done at the OCC while I was in TJ last month. The dentist, Dr. Marisol, she's awesome!!!
I got an email from Lori last week stating it was done and to ask around and see if anyone else knew of a good dentist in the area.. When I called to arrange everything initially the person I spoke with stated it was appointment only, and I would get an email if they could do it. When I never heard anything back I called and it looped me through a few times.. So I emailed Lori. If anyone knows of a good dentist around the area let us know!
I don't know why the OCC would state that the dental services would be by appointment only? My understanding now is that the dental service is closed. I put out an email to the dentist to see if she's going to work for another clinic,, she was great, I'd like to find out where shes going and maybe head back to TJ and have some more dental work done.
When they told me by appointment only I thought the dentist might be working somewhere else and still doing appointments there to make some extra money. I heard the dentist they had was great, if you find that they are somewhat close by, by all means spread the word!!


The following statement sets out my initial response to the Draft Withdrawal Agreement and Future Partnership.
I welcome the fact that a draft Withdrawal Agreement has been concluded, because for a while it looked like we may not be able to come to an agreement and I do not believe that leaving the EU without a deal would be good for the UK - or the EU.
The deal is far from perfect but no deal was ever going to be. Deal-making is about compromise and I am comfortable with - rather than enthusiastic about - the draft deal.
I recognise that many of my constituents have concerns about the Agreement, but it is important to recognise that the Withdrawal Agreement is not the same thing as the Future Relationship, but a route to achieving it. Broad terms of our future relationship have been set out in an 'outline political declaration' that accompanies the Draft Withdrawal Agreement, and work will continue on this future framework deal but the final details remain subject to final negotiation during the transition period.
As with the referendum, opinion on the Withdrawal Agreement in my constituency is divided. But I do believe that the deal does deliver on the vast majority of things that people who voted Leave in the referendum said they wanted. I think it also provides clarity and comfort to those who voted Remain that we will continue to be strong friends and close trading partners with the EU.
Ends free movement of people.
Guarantees the rights of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in the EU.
Creates a free trade area for goods with zero tariffs with the EU.
Gives us the freedom to sign trade deals around the world.
Ends our monetary contributions to the EU. The agreed settlement of £39 billion allows us to meet existing obligations but we will no longer make payments towards the EU's budget.
Ends the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in the UK.
Removes the UK from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
I wish to re-emphasise that this is not the final negotiated deal that will dictate our full future trading relationship with the EU. The Withdrawal Agreement will ensure our orderly exit from the EU on 29th March and will be followed by a transition period during which we will finalise the terms of our future trading relationship.
With regard to the so called 'backstop' there has been considerable confusion as to what this means and when it may come into force. Let's be clear, both the EU - including the Republic of Ireland - and the UK want to avoid a hard Northern Ireland border so the 'backstop' is a back up plan (explicitly not a desired outcome) in case they cannot reach a long term trade agreement which does this (ie. avoids a hard border). The intention of both sides is to avoid defaulting into the backstop during the transition period, not to implement it.
Northern Ireland presents a particular challenge because it shares a land border with an EU member (The Republic of Ireland) and is separated from the rest of the UK by the Irish Sea. This means it is difficult to negotiate an arrangement that does not either create a hard customs border (with physical checks) on the island of Ireland or necessitate increased checks on goods moving between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
A backstop arrangement has therefore been put into place to act as a safety net if no solution to avoiding a hard border is found during the transition period. The backstop would mean greater regulatory alignment between the EU and Northern Ireland in order to ensure a frictionless border on the island of Ireland. It would also mean a temporary single custom territory between the whole of the UK and the EU until a point at which both agree that this arrangement is no longer necessary.
This arrangement would only come into effect if no solution is found during the transition period as part of the final negotiated deal. I am personally hopeful that a technological solution at the Irish border can be found that ensures that movement between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is, in practice, frictionless but still meets customs requirements between the EU and the UK.
If such a solution is found the backstop does not come into play and becomes irrelevant. The backstop is therefore not inevitable and it is not true to suggest that the Withdrawal Agreement permanently ties the UK into a single customs territory with the EU. The backstop is not the desired outcome nor, crucially, the intended outcome of either side. Every effort will be made to avoid it.
I think it is entirely valid to be concerned about the backstop and the proposed mechanism for exiting it, should it come into place. I have concerns myself and would have, in an ideal world, preferred to see an arrangement that allowed us to give unilateral notice of our intention to leave the backstop rather than by mutual agreement. But as I said above, this is the Withdrawal Agreement and not the final deal. If we are able to find a way in the coming weeks to renegotiate these aspects then I will support such efforts.
But I would not want to throw the whole deal out and risk no deal on the misunderstanding that the backstop is inevitable or if it did come into place that it would be permanent. I have greater faith in our ability to find a technological solution - and have greater faith in the ability of the EU and UK to come to a reasonable future relationship arrangement than that. I recognise that other people have less faith and therefore are more concerned about the backstop.
It is important to note that many of the alternative models being proposed for leaving the EU do not adequately deal with the issue of the Northern Ireland border either - and it is likely that the EU would insist on similar backstop arrangement under many of these proposals.
A number of my constituents have raised concerns about the transition period and have questioned why it is necessary to extend our alignment with EU rules and customs arrangements after 29 March 2019. I hope that the section above on the Northern Ireland backstop has gone some way in addressing why this is necessary. A full negotiated deal is something that will take time to finalise and prepare for implementation so it is sensible and necessary to ensure that we do not fall over a cliff edge at the end of the Article 50 period.
If we did not have a transition period, we would leave the EU on 29th March without agreed customs, trade and legal arrangements in place. This could potentially cause uncertainty, logistical challenges and confusion (despite considerable no deal scenario planning) and would mean reverting to the default World Trade Organisation (WTO) tariffs for many sectors. Vital sectors like aviation are not even covered by WTO rules and complex arrangements would be required to come into place at late notice to ensure such sectors could continue operating smoothly in the event of no deal. This may well be possible but would cause considerable problems for many industries and sectors.
Therefore whilst I understand that many of my constituents want to leave the EU as quickly as possible, I fully support the agreement of a transition period in this Withdrawal Agreement.
I understand the strength of feeling on this matter as we saw during the march in London recently. I know that some people want to have a complete re-run of the initial referendum with an in and out option again; whereas others are looking for a referendum on the precise Brexit terms being negotiated by the government (with or without a remain option).
But I do not support calls for another referendum on Brexit at this time. I think it would have profound implications for our democracy. We can't keep going back asking the same or a similar question until we get a different answer. A second referendum is also likely to be incredibly divisive for the UK.
From a personal perspective, I voted in favour of having an in/out referendum on our membership of the EU soon after being elected in 2015. There was an overwhelming demand for this amongst my constituents - as evidenced by the fact that in the end 59% of them voted Leave. I said throughout the referendum campaign that I would respect the result - whether remain or leave - and take it as an instruction and vote in Parliament accordingly. If I had made a different commitment, I may act differently.
MPs voted 494 to 122 in favour of invoking Article 50 in 2017 and it would not be right for us to try and frustrate the process now. Now that a Withdrawal Agreement has been agreed I believe Parliament must vote on the adoption of the Agreement and I am not convinced that a second referendum could even be arranged in time to satisfy the Brexit timetable - even if it was desired.
The next few weeks will be a challenging time for parliament and the country. To hold a second referendum or hold another election would be a distraction. That is not to say that a public vote on our future relationship with the EU is never again possible. I suspect that within a generation there will be another referendum on whether or not we join/rejoin whatever form the EU evolves into over the next few years - and suspect different political parties may propose alternative arrangements with the EU in future election manifestos.
But for the reasons I have outlined above, I am not supportive of another referendum now.
I believe there is a time and a place for idealism in politics, but now is not it. We need to be practical and realistic and deal with the world as it is, not as we would desire it to be. So we need to be conscious of the timetables that have been agreed to relating to our withdrawal from the EU and we need to be aware of the attitudes and constraints of those whom we are negotiating with.
The choices therefore are not as wide and varied as some would ideally wish. The suggestion that we should start again with the negotiations is not a realistic one. The clear choice at the moment is between this deal and no deal. As I have repeatedly stated, I personally believe no deal is not a desirable outcome, so I want a deal. The Withdrawal Agreement is the only deal on the table and I believe it is a reasonable outcome. BUT if there are creative and practical ways in which we can improve the Withdrawal Agreement then, of course, I will support such manoeuvres.
The Prime Minister has faced one of the greatest challenges of statecraft and negotiation in our country's history. To have come back with a deal that moves this process forward in a mutually beneficial manner is an achievement for which she has not been given enough credit. She has worked tirelessly for over two years in an unenviable position and come away with a 585-page document that can now unlock the process towards a final negotiated deal.
It would be foolish to undermine her now and risk leaving with no deal at all. Time is short until March 29th 2019 and the Prime Minister is best placed to see this process through. Theresa May is a dedicated public servant who has shown great resilience and determination under extremely difficult circumstances.
Moreover in the chamber of the House of Commons on Thursday 15th November I asked the Prime Minister directly if this deal was the best available and if it was in the best long term interests of my children. She turned around and said yes - and it may sound old fashioned, but I believe when the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom looks you in the eyes and makes a commitment like that, it means something.
I will therefore continue to support the Prime Minister as this negotiation develops and hope to see a sensible deal passed in Parliament in time for our exit from the EU.


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{{article | publication = Famous Monsters of Filmland | file = http://cuttingsarchive.org/images/0/05/1967-05_Famous_Monsters.pdf | px = | height = | width = | date = 1967-05-01 | display date = May 1967 | author = | pages = 32 | language = English | type = | description = | categories = Peter Cushing | moreTitles = | morePublications = | moreDates = | text = WHO can save us? BE WHO, that's who! (Maybe!) half men . . . half machines The Daleks rule a scorched planet with an iron hand—and they plot to rule the universe! Fantastic . . . amazing . . . incredible—that's what they're called. But what exactly, are they? Well, their creator describes them thusly: "The Daleks are a gelatinous mass of intensified brain power which is a product of mutations after radiation fallout." Are you with us so far? Good. Then close your eyes and repeat after us aloud 10 times: "The Daleks are a gelatinous mass ..." etc. Altho they are jello-fellows, the Daleks are anything but jolly. For protection, they have developed a cone-shaped shell from which to operate. mad scientist's nightmare "What looks like a figment of a mad scientist's frustrations," says the author, "the robot's power is seemingly limitless with its capacity of directing rays that can either kill or paralyze." Whether a Dalek gasses you to death or merely stops you in your tracks depends on the mood of the living brain embedded in its metallic interior. "Generated by electricity conducted thru metal floors," the picture's producer tells us, "the Daleks glide thru their custom-made city bent on destroying any other form of life." So that's the word on these warlike beings, a far distant race of aliens who live inside mobile metal cones that shield them from the extreme radiation of their planet. One more thing perhaps you would like to know about them: they are capable of instantly decoding any language but have one of their own which is unbreakable. Only 2 words in the Dalekian language are currently known to human beings: Zyquivilly ... which is the equivalent of our "goodby," "farewell," "so long," "let's split" or "really gotta go now." And clyffl, most easily pronounced if you have a cold with a sniffle, meaning, "I understand you but I do not agree with you." Understood? what's a tardis? As DR. WHO AND THE DALEKS opens (it's in brilliant technicolor, by the way) Dr. Who himself is explaining the functions of his invention, the Tardis. Dr. Who is played by none other than Peter Cushing, famous for his many roles in Hammer Films, his frequent appearances with Christopher Lee in horror pictures such as CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE MUMMY, THE SKULL, HORROR OF DRACULA, etc. (It is also a little known fact that he appeared in the British teleplays of The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas and "1984.") And what, pray, may a Tardis be? One of Dr. Who's two granddaughters, Susan, explains: "I made up the name from the initials. "T-A-R-D-I-S. "It stands for Time And Relative Dimensions In Space." Dr. Who chooses to refer to Time & Space as the 4th & 5th Dimensions. into dimensions 4 & 5 While Dr. Who is busy explaining to his two granddaughters, Barbara (Jennie Linden) & Susan (Roberta Tovey), about how his time machine operates, a young friend, Ian (Roy Castle) accidentally trips and stumbles into the control panel. They are all instantly whisked off Earth! Where will they land? And when? The Tardis comes to rest in the midst of a petrified forest, trees that have gradually turned to stone thru the ages. Beyond the stone forest looms a fantastic sight: a great futuristic city, like something out of BUCK ROGERS or FLASH GORDON. captured by the creatures After a long night spent in wonderment, trying to imagine just where they are in time & space, the quartet get out of the Tardis and are surprised to discover that during the nite a box of drugs has been mysteriously left near the time machine. Out of curiosity they pick it up and store it away for future investigation. Then they set off for the city. Unfortunate decision! For upon arrival at the great streamlined conglomeration of buildings, they are attacked by the Daleks! Taken prisoners! plot of the Daleks The hostile life-forms that are the rulers of his planet have to stay shielded from the radiation that is the after-effect of a massive neutron war that once ravaged their world. When they discover that young Susan is only mildly affected by the impure atmosphere, they set her free (keeping the other 3 as hostages) and direct her to go to the Tardis and bring back the drugs. It develops that the drugs were left outside the time machine by a friendly tribe and can counteract the radiation. The Daleks lack such life-saving medication and want desperately to copy he formula so they can leave their protective hells and go out of the confines of their city and destroy the Thals, a peace-loving race which also exists on the planet. On her way Susan meets Alydon (Barrie Ingham) , leader of the Thals. He gives her an additional supply of the drugs, his plastic cape and a message of peace for the Daleks. Back at the all-metal city, the Daleks trick Susan into inviting the Thals into their strong-old. Meanwhile, Dr. Who figures out that their captors receive their power via the metal floors covering their cell with Alydon's plastic cape, he captures their jailor. Cut off from the gen-rating power, the gruesome creature dies. The soaped prisoners manage to get to the Thals before they walk into a Dalek trap. revenge of the Daleks When the Daleks discover that the drugs are, in fact, fatal to them, in their rage they decide D explode a giant neutron bomb that will increase radiation to such a level that it will exterminate the Thals. In a series of maneuvers which greatly imperil fie lives of Dr. Who and his companions, in addition to those of the valiant Thals, the evil Daleks are vanquished. Moments before the super-bomb is due to explode, Ian tricks the Daleks into destroying their complicated control panel. With the countdown disrupted and the power cut off, most of the Daleks are killed and the dials are free to live in peace on their faraway Janet. Dr. Who and his party return to the Tardis and their own problems of how to head home 3 Earth. They make it—and there will soon be a sequel n the screens, INVASION OF THE DALEKS. Caption: Thals (left) and humans (right) cower before the might of the menacing Daleks! Read all about it. Caption: Paralyzed by a Dalek's deadly nerve gas. Caption: Thals fall before the Daleks' weapons. Caption: Dr. Who & the Thals fight for their lives against the enemies. Caption: "You must do as the Dalek tells you," Dr. Who tells his granddaughter. Caption: Watch out for these metal menaces! If you ever encounter them, run for your LIFE—or this issue of FAMOUS MONSTERS! }}
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