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Emperor's Domination
Chapter 1816: Golden Python Sovereign
Both of the High Gods wanted to settle the score with Li Qiye, albeit with different goals.
Southern Sun simply wanted to regain his lost reputation from having a divine intent crushed publicly by a junior. Because he was still alive, this would result in a big blow to his prestige if he were to ignore it.
Of course, avenging the dead Li Tianhao was a matter of convenience. This was only a minor issue. Even though he liked Tianhao, a High God like him had too many descendants to count, several hundred, if not a thousand. [1]
Even if Tianhao was his favorite, he wouldn't necessarily come into being just for revenge. Though the probability for a Heavenly Execution to appear was much lower for a High God compared to an emperor, there was still a chance.
Vengeance was used here only as an excuse. He couldn't exactly tell the world that he especially came out to trouble Li Qiye just because of face. Thus, revenge was a perfect and justifiable reason.
This was not the case for Grand Rule since he truly wanted vengeance for Jin Shenlong. He was ready to take the risk of Heavenly Tribulation just to do so.
Li Tianhao was only one of his many descendants, there was a limit to this regardless how much Southern Sun liked the boy. On the other hand, Shen Jinlong was Grand Rule's son, the only one with his real bloodline.
Grand Rule didn't have a child until later in life. From this, one could imagine just how important Jinlong was in his eyes, potentially the most pivotal out of everyone.
For different reasons, Grand Rule and his son didn't have a close relationship. It was rather strained because Jinlong didn't want to let others know about his father. This was the reason why no one knew about it.
In spite of this, Jinlong was still his only son. Grand Rule would risk everything for his child.
This was why he decided to pressure the Jilin Clan. Remember, the clan still had two surviving emperors. He wasn't much of a threat towards the clan since it still had other High Gods too.
This was a relatively risky move for a High God to pressure a behemoth like Jilin. Nevertheless, he still chose to do so. It showed his resolute determination and will for vengeance.
Li Qiye didn't care for their current feelings at all and leisurely said: "Come one at a time or together?"
The guy was boasting about going against two high Gods at once without a care to the astonishment of the ancestors sitting on the stone steps. This might be the most aggressive youth they have ever seen.
The High Gods' expression soured and were successfully provoked despite their numerous life experiences. Being shown such disdain by a junior before everyone necessitated them taking care of it. Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to keep their head high later on.
"Arrogant junior!" A different ancestor stepped up and coldly uttered: "I shall take the first battle in my master's stead to see how capable you are!"
An aura surged with the faint image of a python behind him. This looked like a beast during the primal eras with a sinister feel, especially the eyes. Once stared at by them, people wouldn't be able to stop shuddering.
"Golden Python Sovereign!" Someone quietly said. Most ancestors sitting on the steps recognized him.
This was a famous ancestor throughout Pure who was from Shrouding Sun as Grand Rule's disciple.
He was a Dao Celestial with 135,000,000 chaos units. This was a pretty formidable character in this particular realm.
Keep in mind that 50,000,000 chaos units were the requirement for breaking through Dao Saint into Dao Celestial.
However, for the top Dao Celestials, cultivators with 50,000,000 chao units weren't Dao Celestials. This was the requirements of the weak.
In the eyes of the big shots, only 100,000,000 chaos units and up were considered real Dao Celestials.
Normally, celestials with 300,000,000 and more could compete for the Heaven's Will or become a god. Thus, this was the door to the next level. Of course, there were exceptions. In the thirteen continents, even some aberrations that had more than 600,000,000 chaos units still couldn't reach the next level.
Golden Python Sovereign with 135,000,000 chaos units was indicative of his strength. If 50,000,000 chaos unit was considered a half-step celestial, then the sovereign was definitely an expert among celestials.
He was considerably weaker compared to Jilin Guanlu with 300,000,000 chaos units but his cultivation was still enough for him to do as he pleases across Jilin or even all of Pure.
"Buzz." A longbow engulfed in an imperial aura was his weapon of choice, seemingly cast from gold with an orange-yellow glow.
"A grand emperor's dao weapon of the Orange Martial grade!" One ancestor loudly revealed.
Shrouding Sun was ultimately an imperial lineage with weapons left behind by its progenitor. This was the Sun Shooting Bow; it was a postnatal weapon but its orange grade made it powerful enough.
His cultivation alone was strong enough but with an imperial weapon in his hand, it culminated in a force that would frighten everyone.
"Boom!" An ancient battlefield slowly rose from the Jilin Clan, full of chaos energy and locked tightly with strands of dao laws.
"If everyone wants to fight, then go up the battlefield." Guanlu gently sighed and gave up on trying to mediate.
There was no way for Guanlu to change Shen Qianjun's mind on avenging his son. Maybe only a High God with ten totems and up or an Immortal Monarch from their clan would be able to do so.
"Brat, come!" Golden Python Sovereign shouted at Li Qiye.
In the blink of an eye, he released all of his chaos energy. It erupted like an ocean being released at the same time. This power assaulted the sky and nearly broke it open.
All existences seemed insignificant before this majestic aura since this ocean-like energy could drown all of them instantly or annihilate a continent.
People held their breath and stared at Li Qiye. This was a real expert so they were eager to see how Li Qiye would take him on.
The sovereign didn't come out rashly nor was it an attempt to scout the foe for his master. He also wanted to see whether Li Qiye had real power or it was all an illusion.
"I'll indulge you then." Li Qiye smiled casually and reached forward.
There were many statues of varying shapes and forms in this battlefield, such as dragons, beasts, and fierce birds. Li Qiye was touching a phoenix statue on the right side.
With his palm on it, he closed his eyes and gathered his wits.
"Chirp!" The statue actually came back to life! The phoenix immediately stretched its wings and moved its body.
Everyone became silly after seeing this, including Southern Sun and Shrouding Sun High Gods! Both of them became serious and stared at this living creature.
1. I might have used grandson to describe Li Tianhao in a previous chapter but the word used here can be either grandson or descendant. Would have needed further context to be sure.
Chapters will be posted early tomorrow, my apologies.
The Great Ruler - Chapter 1241 - Fiery Robed Man
Sage Monarch - Chapter 258: Silvermoon


Bunyip Tours decided to catch up with Victor from Queen Victoria Market to find out what this years Summer Night Market is all about!
Q: What are the Queen Victoria Night Markets all about?
The night markets are a great place for local and international visitors to meet, hang out, shop, eat and be entertained at night time.
Q: How long have the Night Markets been operating?
The Summer Night Market has been running for 21 years. The Winter Night Market just had its 6th season and our newest Night Market Hawker 88 had its first season in spring this year.
The night markets are a great place to explore!
Rainbow Pops are great for summer!
Q: Is it easy to get to the Night Markets?
The market is in the free tram zone so if you're in the city it costs nothing to get here. We also have a car park on site so you can park close to the Market ,and in addition, Flagstaff and Melbourne Central train stations are only a short walk away.
Q: What months do the markets operate?
The Summer Night Market runs from November to March, the Winter Night Market from June to August and our new spring night market, called Hawker 88 Night Market runs during September and October.
Q: What time are they open?
Q: What food and drink options are available for the upcoming Summer Night Market?
Foodwise - something really cool we have is the flying noodles which you might have seen on Instagram, they are very insta-famous right now! There are so many delicious food options to choose from but some of our recommendations for this season are pierogi which are yummy Polish dumplings, Geloso with their home-made gelati, Wonderbao, and Taki's Balls delicious donuts.
For drinks - Brick Lane are pouring beers, they have Base Lager and One Love Pale Ale. Coldstream Cider is available as well and we have Mitchelton winery providing their amazing wines and their new PREECE Prosecco Spritz. There's also soft drinks and non-alcoholic drinks available to purchase of course.
Q: What sort of entertainment is on offer?
There is different entertainment each week including live bands and acoustic performances, plus this year we have Melbourne's first summer ice skating rink during December, called the Air Canada Ice Rink.
Q: Can you pay by card at the night market or are there ATMs available?
Some vendors definitely have card facilities but not all. There are multiple ATM machines on site so it's easy to get cash out.
Q: What's your favourite thing to do at the night market?
I have different things I like to do at each market. At the Winter Night Market I love the silent disco where you put headphones on and run around the market dancing, enjoying the fire pits and sipping mulled wine.
At the Hawker 88 Night Market I love the street food and the big communal tables, it really feels like you're in Asia.
At the Summer Night Market I think the best thing is hanging out with friends, enjoying great street food on a balmy Melbourne summer evening.
Q: Is there anything else you feel like we've missed out on or something you'd like to let everyone know?
Well this year we have a summer playground with plenty of backyard style games like giant Jenga , totem tennis and chess as well for all the families and friends to enjoy.
Awesome! Thanks so much for your time!


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City Council Chambers, 200 West Walker Street
I. Call to Order and Roll Call of Members of Historic District Commission
II. Approval of Minutes
A. March 20, 2014
III. Public Hearing & Action Items
A. HDC14-05: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to extend an existing fence and install floodlights on the property at 621 4th Street, located on the southwest corner of Colorado Avenue and 4th Street.
B. HDC14-06: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a chicken coop on the property at 403 Kansas Avenue, located on the northwest corner of Kansas Avenue and 4th Street.
C. HDC14-07: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing windows and front railing at 914 4th Street, located on 4th Street between Illinois Avenue and Iowa Avenue.
IV. Commissioners' Comments
Announcements concerning items of community interest. No action will be taken or discussed.
V. Staff Comments
VI. Adjournment
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE NOTICE OF MEETING WAS POSTED ON THE BULLETIN BOARD AT CITY HALL OF THE CITY OF LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS, BY THE 16th DAY OF JUNE AND WAS POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 551, LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE (THE TEXAS OPEN MEETINGS ACT). ITEMS POSTED IN THE OPEN SESSION PORTIONS OF THIS AGENDA MAY ALSO BE DISCUSSED IN CLOSED OR EXECUTIVE SESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE TEXAS OPEN MEETINGS ACT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PRESENCE OF A QUORUM OF THE MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL AT ANY TIME DURING THE COURSE OF THE ABOVE-REFERENCED PROCEEDING MAY CONSTITUTE A MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL PURSUANT TO THE TEXAS OPEN MEETINGS ACT, CHAPTER 551 OF THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE. BY THIS NOTICE, THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY ADVISED OF SAID MEETING NOT LESS THAN 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE DATE, TIME AND LOCATION NOTED ABOVE.
Mark Linenschmidt, Interim City Planner
Thursday, June 19, 2014 at 6:00 P.M.
City Council Chambers
200 West Walker Street
I. Call to Order and Roll Call of Members
Chairman Guglielmo called the meeting to order at 6:02 pm.
Members present: Members absent:
Peter Guglielmo Dick Calkins
Elizabeth Schroeder
Fay Dudney
Kathy Edwards
Steph McDougal
Dennis Ruhl
Michael Hendershot, Ex-Officio
City Representatives:
Rick Werbiskis, City Planner
Wallis McMillin, Planner
Commissioner Dudney made a motion to approve the minutes, Commissioner Schroeder seconded, motion passed 5-0-1 with Commissioner Ruhl abstaining.
III. Public Hearings & Action Items
A. HDC 14-05: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to extend an existing fence and install floodlights on the property at 621 4th Street, located on the southwest corner of Colorado Avenue and 4th Street.
Ms. McMillin presented the staff report. She also explained that the Historic Design Guidelines reference the Dark Sky Initiative, which state that lighting should only be used when and where it is appropriate and in the appropriate amount.
Commissioner Guglielmo opened the public hearing at 6:06 pm.
The applicant, Ms. Devon Miller, explained that the proposed extension of the fence would be natural wood to match the existing fence on the property. She also explained that the reason for the request to add lighting to the property was to be able to see her small dogs.
Commissioner Guglielmo closed the public hearing at 6:11 pm.
Commissioner McDougal made a motion to approve a wooden picket fence of no more than four feet in height in a style of or similar to the fence proposed by the applicant. Commissioner McDougal further moved to approve walkway lighting, entry way lighting with a sconce or pendant style fixture, and floodlighting on the side of the house and above the garage only, but not up-lighting for the trees.
Commissioner Edwards seconded, motion passed 6-0-0.
B. HDC 14-06: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a chicken coop on the property at 403 Kansas Avenue, located on the northwest corner of Kansas Avenue and 4th Street.
Ms. McMillin presented the staff report.
The applicant, Mr. Travis Baker, explained that the door to the proposed chicken coop will face the house and that it will house approximately 12-15 chickens, but no roosters. He further stated that the proposed chicken coop will be Hardiplank and will be painted to match the house on the property.
Commissioner Edwards made a motion to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness as requested.
Commissioner Dudney seconded, motion passed 6-0-0.
C. HDC 14-07: Hold a public hearing and take action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing windows and front railing at 914 4th Street, located on 4th Street between Illinois Avenue and Iowa Avenue.
Ms. McMillin presented the staff report. She further stated that the subject house is a Minimal Traditional style home, while the proposed replacement windows are prairie style windows.
Ms. McMillin quoted Sec. 125-51A.b.6 of the Zoning Ordinance for the record, which states in part that "repair or replacement of missing architectural features should be based on accurate duplication of features, substantiated by historical, physical, or pictorial evidence rather than on conjectural designs or the availability of different architectural elements from other buildings or structures."
The applicant, Ms. Caprice Dodson, explained that she has already purchased the proposed windows because she was unaware of the requirements of the Historic District Commission. She further explained that the existing railing does not meet code and that she would like to replace it with something that will meet code. Finally, the applicant stated that she would be willing to remove the grille from the newly purchased windows in order to obtain the Certificate of Appropriateness.
Commissioner Schroeder made a motion to approve the request with the stipulation that the prairie style grilles on the top sash of the proposed windows be removed prior to installation.
She further moved to approve the replacement of the existing porch railing in a style similar to the existing railing.
Commissioner Ruhl seconded, motion passed 6-0-0.
IV. Commissioner Comments
A. Mr. Hendershot stated that the subcommittee meeting with the applicant seeking to relocate a house into the Historic District had been held and went well. Commissioner McDougal further stated that the applicant is having difficulty purchasing the house from Cherry Movers, but that the subcommittee would be willing to meet with him again if necessary.
B. Commissioner McDougal stated that she has been working with staff to pursue Certified Local Government status. She is also working with the Texas Historic Commission to clarify the specific requirements for CLG status.
C. Commissioner Schroeder stated that she would like to see the Commission prioritize the goals that were outlined during the annual action plan workshop.
Staff had no comments.
_______________________________________ ______________________________
Mr. Richard Werbiskis Mr. Peter Guglielmo
City Planner Chair, Historic District Commission
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Afterschool super-hero training! The return of the Black Cat and Mysterio! A secret from the Kingpin's past that will start a turf war across all of New York! And it's all prelude to the most talked about story of the year! Peter Parker may have the most eclectic group of friends and family in the world. Now, discover shocking revelations that will either pull them closer together - or push them apart forever! This is the beginning of the end of what you know to be ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN!


People who have been treated for cancer need to go on with their lives, but some will develop physical and psychological issues that will greatly diminish their quality of life in the long term. The 'recovery package' devised by the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative (rolled out between 2008 and 2013) gives professionals tools and interventions to support people living with cancer. However, these interventions are still not used evenly in all settings and areas across the country. This article, the first of a two-part series on living with cancer, explores the long-term problems of living with cancer, the progress made in delivering the recovery package, and the role nurses and other health professionals can play in identifying patients' needs and providing timely support.
Citation: Bell D (2017) Living with and beyond cancer 1: how well are we helping patients? Nursing Times [online]; 113: 8, 22-24.
Author: Dany Bell is specialist advisor treatment and recovery, Macmillan Cancer Support.
Anyone who is living after a diagnosis of cancer can be described as a 'survivor' or as 'living with cancer', and the terms are often used interchangeably. Both encompass patients undergoing primary treatment or in remission, and those with incurable cancer who are receiving treatment to control symptoms or extend life (and who may survive several years). However, many people prefer the term 'living with cancer' to 'cancer survivor'. Adding the word 'beyond' (so the expression becomes 'living with and beyond cancer') is a way of recognising that whether the cancer has been completely removed or survival is predicted to be limited, it is all about living a meaningful life and achieving the best possible quality of life.
People living with and beyond cancer can face many long-term problems, and some will need ongoing support and intervention. The numbers are continually increasing: today, there are 2.5 million people with a cancer diagnosis in the UK and, by 2030, the figure will rise to 4 million (Maddams et al, 2012). An increasing number of people will need help to cope with the long-term effects of cancer on their lives.
This article explores the long-term problems people living with cancer may experience; how well we are delivering the interventions recommended by the National Cancer Survivorship Initiative (NCSI), which was rolled out between 2008 and 2013; and the role nurses and other health professionals can play in identifying needs and providing timely support.
Health and social care providers increasingly focus on managing the burden of long-term conditions in an ageing population. They need to understand the specific problems and needs of people living with cancer, so that they can provide them with the right support and help them live a meaningful life.
Studies of survivors' physical, emotional and social health are gaining importance but, while there is a growing body of literature on cancer patients during the first five years after diagnosis, less is known about long-term (five years and beyond) and very long-term (10 years and beyond) survivors.
We already know a great deal about the post-treatment effects of cancer, but it is important to continue to gain insights about how people live after cancer treatment. It is also important to understand that current pressures in the health and social care system mean it can be challenging to ensure people receive the right support at the right time, and change existing models of care.
As treatments improve, cancer survival is increasing; it is estimated that at least 170,000 people living with cancer were diagnosed in the 1970s and 1980s (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2016a). One in four people living with cancer have ongoing physical, emotional, practical and/or financial problems due to their cancer and its treatment (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2013a). Of the 2.5 million people who have a cancer diagnosis, we can therefore estimate that approximately 625,000 people experience ongoing problems and are likely to need support.
The health and wellbeing of cancer survivors are poorer than in the general population and are comparable to those of people with long-term conditions (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2014). Among the 2.5 million people with a cancer diagnosis, 1.8 million also have at least one other long-term condition – the top four being hypertension (42%), obesity (31%), mental health problems (21%) and heart disease (19%) (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2015).
Cancer survivors can develop physical and psychological problems a long time after treatment, and these often have a devastating impact on their daily lives (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2013b). Problems such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, bowel or urinary issues, impotence or infertility can stop people from working or doing the things they enjoy. They can also remain unresolved, especially if they present several years later, as they are not always immediately connected to the cancer and its treatment.
The NCSI tested interventions that would improve support and care coordination for cancer survivors, foster self-care where possible, shift the focus to recovery, health and wellbeing, and implement person-centred care. These interventions aimed to improve outcomes for patients and help the NHS address the challenges posed by the growing number of cancer survivors. After testing and evaluation, the NCSI recommended as a top priority a recovery package delivered at the end of treatment (see Box 1 for elements in the package).
Following implementation and evaluation, some aspects of the recovery package are now delivered at different points along the disease trajectory – not just at the end of treatment. The recovery package was featured in the Five Year Forward View (NHS England, 2014), the 2015 cancer strategy for England (Independent Cancer Taskforce, 2015) and the Celtic nation cancer plans (Scottish Government, 2016; Wales Cancer Network, 2016; Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, 2014).
Implementation to ensure everyone has access to an appropriate recovery package still has a long way to go. For example, in South West England, only 19% of people living with cancer are receiving a holistic needs assessment (HNA). In many areas, progress has been made in delivering the NCSI recommendations, but sometimes only for certain types of cancer – such as breast, prostate or colorectal cancer. The recovery package and redesigned pathways are still not embedded in clinical practice and have not yet become fully commissioned, 'business-as-usual' models of care (Macmillan Cancer Support, 2016b).
Recovery package interventions are delivered in both hospital and community care settings. Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs), practice nurses, chemotherapy nurses, clinical radiographers, clinical psychologists, volunteers, support staff and allied health professionals (such as dietitians physiotherapists and occupational therapists) can – and in some areas do – play a role in the recovery package. However, the drive to improve cancer care and support and implement the recovery package has been focused on acute hospital settings and specialist cancer teams. Ongoing support in the community is still lacking in many areas. For wider support to become a reality, professionals working in primary care and community settings need to consider how they can better support people living with cancer.
In some areas, practice nurses have taken the lead and are delivering cancer care review consultations in general practice, using HNAs, care plans and treatment summaries. Some chemotherapy nurses and clinical radiographers are using HNAs to support people through treatment, while some community teams consisting of nurses and support workers are using HNA and care planning as their core documentation for cancer patients.
Although a number of core interventions in the recovery package must be incorporated when redesigning pathways, there is some flexibility in their delivery, as they can be provided by different health and social care roles and according to different models depending on setting, resources or the needs of a particular cohort of patients.
CNSs have played an integral part in implementing HNAs. Their use of HNA tools to guide their conversations with patients, systematically identify people's needs, and produce care plans that respond to those needs has improved the support given to people living with cancer (Ipsos MORI Social Research Institute, 2015).
Switching the dynamics of the conversation so that it is driven by the individual's concerns at that moment in time empowers patients to raise issues they may have previously been too embarrassed to discuss. Seeing anxiety or sexual difficulties listed in an assessment questionnaire enables patients to say that they are experiencing, for example, high levels of anxiety affecting their mood and sleep, or sexual difficulties arising from body image concerns or physical symptoms. The CNS can then focus the discussion on how to address these issues.
The implementation and use of HNAs should be scaled up in acute care for all cancer types, and considered in community settings to support people once they are out of the treatment phase.
CNSs have also played a huge part in setting up health and wellbeing events (HWBEs), which ensure patients receive the right information and education at the end of their treatment. Working with allied health professionals, CNSs have designed and delivered regular events that include sessions on diet and nutrition, physical activity, managing anxiety, bone health, managing fatigue, and much more. The picture below shows an event in east London organised by the Macmillan social prescribing team, a pilot service helping people living with cancer to access local support services.
These events usually have a core, generic content as well as bespoke information about particular cancers – for example an event about prostate cancer will have some different content to one about ovarian cancer. There are also models of HWBEs delivered in community settings and linked to community wellbeing programmes for long-term conditions. These events have more generic content but always include advice on diet, support with physical activity and self-help, and psychological support.
Whether HWBEs are delivered in an acute hospital or community setting, they are extremely valued by people living with cancer, as they provide information on relevant topics and open up the possibility of peer support. Some community events have a market stall with information on support in the local area.
Despite areas of good practice and some progress with implementing the recovery package across the UK, there are still many people living with cancer who are not living well or receiving the support they need. All health professionals can use the tools of the recovery package to support people after cancer treatment to cope with long-term issues, better manage their health and achieve better quality of life.
Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (2014) Service Framework for Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Care.
Independent Cancer Taskforce (2015) Achieving World-Class Cancer Outcomes – A Strategy for England 2015-2020.
Ipsos MORI Social Research Institute (2015) Evaluation of the Electronic Holistic Needs Assessment (eHNA).
Macmillan Cancer Support (2016a) Cancer: Then and Now Report. Diagnosis, Treatment and Aftercare from 1970-2016.
Macmillan Cancer Support (2015) The Burden of Cancer and Other Long-term Health Conditions.
Macmillan Cancer Support (2014) Cancer in the UK 2014. State of the Nation Report.
Macmillan Cancer Support (2013a) Cured – But at What Cost? Long-term Consequences of Cancer and its Treatment.
Macmillan Cancer Support (2013b) Throwing Light on the Consequences of Cancer and its Treatment.
Maddams J et al (2012) Projections of cancer prevalence in the United Kingdom, 2010-2040. British Journal of Cancer; 107: 78, 1195-1202.
Scottish Government (2016) Beating Cancer: Ambition and Action.
Wales Cancer Network (2016) Cancer Delivery Plan for Wales 2016-2020.


In order to travel within the European Union, dogs and cats must have a microchip, passport and anti-rabies vaccination, and comply with the laws of each individual country.
Most vets will be happy to assist in the process to obtain a pet passport and will be able to guide you through the steps necessary. Professional removals companies will also be accustomed to transporting animals and will be able to provide you with guidance based on their own experience.
If planning to transport your pet by air, it is advisable to seek confirmation of procedures from the intended airline as well.
However, the most important document to obtain in advance is a pet passport.
Microchip the pet: a simple and painless procedure which should be performed before starting the vaccinations programme.
Rabies vaccinations: these can start as soon as the microchip has been fitted.
1. The date of birth or age of the animal.
2. The serial number of the microchip, the date it was inserted and the location of the microchip. This is important as sometimes it can move.
At least one rabies vaccination must be completed before any blood tests can be carried out for the pet passport. However, a minimum of two is recommended prior to blood extraction to increase the "pass rate", which depends on the immune system of the animal.
Following rabies vaccinations, a minimum period of one month must pass before taking a blood test to prove the rabies vaccination has been effective: this part of the process can take around a month, but once satisfactory results have been confirmed the Pet Passport can be applied for.
Before taking a pet back to the UK, treatment for ticks and tapeworm must be carried out by a vet between 24 and 48 hours before beginning the journey back to the UK. If you arrive at customs without having carried out the worming treatment or without a valid pet passport, then the animal can be legally held for up to 6 months quarantine, causing a great deal of inconvenience and considerable costs!
Transporting an animal back to the UK can be quite a job, and it is advisable to check out tariffs for transportation with various carriers and their requirements for the container in which the animal is to travel well in advance.
It is also highly advisable to speak to your vet well in advance and ensure that no additional requirements have been imposed relating to the movemnet of animals.
What will happen when your pet reaches the UK?
When your pet reaches the UK, staff from the travel company or airport will scan your pet's microchip and check the documentation. Your pet might be checked before you board, for example if you're travelling by sea or Eurotunnel.
Your pet could be quarantined or sent back to the country it travelled from if your paperwork is deficient or the pet is not considered to be properly prepeared for travel, or is incorrectly housed.
Any costs incurred as a result of this must be paid by the petowner.
The pet can enter the country once cleared through customs.


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Giro Donne route announced – Anyone heard of the Stelvio?
By Monty. Feb 27, 2010, 6:28pm EST
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The organisers of the Giro Donne today announced the route of this year's edition, taking place from the 2nd to 11th July and based around the NorthEast of Italy. Its structure seems to be in part based on last year's Tour, i.e. start slowly and gradually get tougher and tougher. Two flattish stages, a time trial, another flat stage. Then two lumpyish stages, the first around the shore of Lake Orta, before they hit the Alps. Then one up and down Alpine stage, one up with no down Alpine stage, before their own Ventoux, over the Bormio to Stelvio. Shall I say that again? From Livigno, over Bormio to the Stelvio pass. Take that Sig. Zomegnan. And just when you thought they couldn't top that for spectacle, the final stage runs from the Monza race track to finish in front of the Royal Palace in Monza.
To whet your appetite, the organisers have sent out a press release for which the term poetic is an understatement. I've done my best to translate on the flip, but in places I have given what I think it means, sticking to the spirit rather than the words themselves.
Today the Museo dello Sport Diadora hosted the presentation of the 2010 Giro Donne, the most important stage race in international women's cycling. In this Treviso temple to sport, in the presence of illustrious guests [snip names] the veil was lifted on the 21st edition. A Giro 921.9 km long that will set off on July 2nd from Muglia aiming towards the finish line at Monza in front of the Villa Reale. A race that will pass through in ten thrilling stages Friuli, the Veneto, Piemonte, and Lombardia. Designed to deify the real athletes who live for climbs and long for fatigue. Able to subdue the Alpine summits that stand as the supreme judge of a Giro that will be settled on the road that leads to Livigno or the bends that wind skywards towards the summit of the Stelvio.
But even what precedes that could prove decisive, on the insidious stage of the Larian Triangle, where the Sormano and the Ghisallo are ready to give succour to those who want to shake things up. Again Ghisallo makes a welcome return. It was there that the Welshwoman Nicole Cooke, still young but able to distinguish herself, hit the bullseye with a massive personal victory in 2004, seizing for herself the Giro designed by Guiseppe Rivolta and his team that concluded before the Castello Sforzesco in Milan. It was the same Ghisallo that placed the first maglai rosa on the shoulders of Edita Pucinskaite who, at the peak of her ability, took in 2006 the first of her two successive Giros.
This is a Giro of many old friends flanked by intriguing novelties. On every stage, around every corner. It departs from Trieste, for the first time welcoming the Giro with a stage that mixes up the spectacle of a criterium with the seriousness appropriate to a proper stage. A Giro that respects tradition on its visit to the Treviso region, which will in return be repaid with the ardour and passion that comes from true cycling fans. A stage along the rolling hills that lead from Sacile in the extreme western edge of Friuli to Riese Pio X, one type of true home of women's cycling. A stage for the alert, strong-legged hunters, or the rapacious sprinters.
It is a Giro that favours the time-triallers. For here is the perfect conjunction between Caerano San Marco and Biadene di Montebelluna, to make a bridge between two of the top Italian companies in the world. From the offices of Diadora to those of Geox to measure yourself against the hand of the clock and the passing of time. A timetrial to sort out the classification in anticipation of the real mountains.
It is a Giro for sprinters who believe in themselves and who set out the arrival in Lendinara as the object of their season. For powerful girls, such as Teutenberg in 2008, Bronzini in 2007, Schleicher in 2005. Sprinters of the highest ability for a stage as flat as a billiard table, for a Giro that will always remember its jet-women. And who in their turn always respond with desire and passion to a Giro that is always a noble objective of a rich season and a demanding summer.
At Pettenasco will be unleashed escapes along the shore of Lake Orta, to a backdrop borne of fantasy. Climbs, descents, curves and excitement will crown a beautiful breakaway, an athletic feat deserving an ovation, the satisfaction of victory. It is a new beauty, that of Pettenasco and of Orta San Giulio which hosts the departure. Tantalising for attackers; reason and terrain to dare to win.
The Giro of excitement brings us to Varese, terrain of champions, of wheels, of history. From Gallarate to Arcisate, the home of Noemi Cantele. More than enough motives for this Varesian to not miss her appointment with success at the Giro Donne, as she did in 2009 at Cerro al Volturno. Behold the return of the Ghisallo, with the climb of Sormano as appetiser and the arrival at Albese con Cassano. Here the Giro Donne will not forget a simple lad as was Fabio Casartelli, Olympic champion with tears in his eyes at Barcelona in far off 1992, even if it seems like yesterday.
Then to the Alps, theatre of great cycling at all levels. From Chiavenna to Livigno, breathing the air of the audacious, the climbers fly off, attacking and surprising in the Swiss air. There is not a metre that does not have history to relive, feats that are embedded in the memory. Then the road heads towards the Stelvio. If the game has not yet been settled then the mountain ahead will be the defining moment for whoever arrives in Monza with the maglia rosa, for whoever will conclude a Giro that is among the most beautiful and demanding of recent years, for whoever wishes to pull that jersey from the shoulders of Claudia Hausler, reigning champion and a brilliant athlete, able to pull herself above the crowd in the last edition raced on the streets of southern Italy.
[list of other speakers followed]
Original available here. Google translate is not your friend
More detail on the stages is here. I'll try to come back to this later in the week.


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