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A source close to the Lithuanian government has said that Canada and another anonymous country have both begun accepting refugees fleeing the eight-month long campaign of kidnapping, torture and murder against gay and bi people in the semi-autonomous Russian republic of Chechnya. This makes them the fourth and fifth countries to accept Chechen refugees behind Germany, France and Lithuania.
Canada reportedly began accepting Chechen refugees in May and over the last few weeks, the anonymous country started working closely with the Russia LGBT network, a non-governmental organization that has helped over 60 gay and bi Chechens relocate.
In April, the Russia LGBTQ network reportedly briefed 20 countries in the European Union (E.U.) on the ongoing human rights tragedy. As a result, the European Parliament passed a resolution in May calling for Russia to help end and investigate the purge and asking member nations to protect the purge's victims.
However, very few E.U. nations have actually accepted refugees because of "refugee fatigue." For example, Sweden's Minister of Justice, Morgan Johansson, said that "it cannot help everyone" as 163,000 refugees sought asylum in Sweden in 2015. Of those, 60,000 are still waiting for an official decision.
Furthermore, Tatiana Vinnichenko, a representative of the Russia LGBT Network, has said that her organization can't afford to lobby E.U. embassies for assistance.
"We are a small organization with limited resources. It is very difficult for us to find the time to convince foreign governments to help us," Vinnichenko said.
The Russia LGBT Network says that evacuating queer refugees from the region has proved difficult as many gay and bisexual Chechens worry that offers of escape are actually just a police trap.
While many of the relocated Chechen await visas while hiding in other parts of Russia, Chechen police and military forces punish families for when their LGBTQ family members flee and subjecting these families to violence, torture or imprisonment for not killing their gay and bisexual family members when they had a chance.
The United States has so far refused to issue visas to LGBTQ Chechen refugees and it's unclear whether U.S. President Donald Trump even knows about Chechnya's violent campaign.


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until	26 February 2021
Kazan is "the third capital of Russia", founded more than 1,000 years ago. This is one of the largest cultural centers of Russia. In Kazan, with the support of UNESCO, was created the world's first Institute of World Culture, and in 2013 hosted the most ambitious XXVII World Summer Universiade. Unique cultural and historical heritage of Kazan attracts tourists from all over the world. Kazan Kremlin with its famous mosque Kul-Sharif, "falling" tower Syuyumbike, Spasskaya Tower, Cathedral of the Annunciation and other monuments has a leading position in popularity – both among tourists and the Tatar people. We invite you to participate in the International Festival "Kazan patterns" in April 2021. Perhaps your team will be awarded the Grand Prix!
17 April 2021. Day 1. Sightseeing (transfer is provided)
18 April 2021. Day 2. Festival (transfer is provided)
19 April 2021. Day 3. Departure (transfer is provided)
* Not included in the registration fee.
85 Euro per person - Category "Standard" - Standard Double (Twin) with Bathroom, continental breakfast
89 Euro per person - Category "Standard+" - Standard Double (Twin) with Bathroom, buffet breakfast
accommodation in Kazan (3 days/2 nights);
2 breakfasts in the hotel;
2 three-dishes lunches in the city's café (on the first day of the program and the festival day);
Additional nights at the hotels.
Approved groups pay in advance a 10% guarantee fee, which is to be deducted at the final payment.
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Application Form until 26 February 2021

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The string and vocal arrangements bring to mind Disney at its sweetest, or Van Dyke Parks at his straightest.
And now I've found this, and I'm more than happy. For this is how I remember Olympia, WA. Ask any of my old friends. Magical.


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Q: Split is not working (Perl) I have been trying to execute the following code; however @ans ends up with the entire contents of $answer in it.
$answer = "6.9 4012 top 5.6 2868 top 5.0 3686 top 4.7 5128 top 4.5 3120 top";
@ans = split('/ /',$answer);
foreach (@ans) {
    print "$_\n";
}

In this case I want to split based on white spaces. Please could you tell me what is wrong with this code?

A: You use split incorrectly. This will work:
@ans = split(' ', $answer);

as well as this:
@ans = split(/ /, $answer);

Note that first parameter for split is not a string, but a regular expression. All variants for split expression below give identical result:
' ', / /, " ", m/ /, m' ', qr/ /, qr' ', qr{ }.
Usage of /str/ for regex is somewhat similar to match regex usage in expression:
my ($x) = ($str =~ /(w+)/);

or
my ($x) = ($str =~ m/(w+)/);

UPDATE: Thanks to @mpapec, there is one gotcha about ' ' vs / / from perldoc -f split:

As a special case, specifying a PATTERN of space (' ') will split on white space just as "split" with no arguments does.  Thus, "split(' ')" can be used to emulate awk's default behavior, whereas "split(/ /)" will give you as many initial null fields (empty string) as there are leading spaces.

In other words, split(' ', " x y ") returns ('x', 'y'), but split(/ /, " x y ") returns ('', 'x', 'y').

A: You can also use below lines to handle multiple spaces
@ans = split(/ +/,$answer);

Hope this might help you
Thanks

A: The mvp's answer is right. But I think that you may not understand the enclosing // meaning. It means matching the string in the enclosing //. So you do not need to quote the enclosing in your program like '/ /'. the document is here.
split document

A: Refer the below mentioned code,You have to use only one backslash to escape whitespace character.There is not necessary to enclose the whitespace with two backslash,if you specified this in side quotation
my $answer = "6.9 4012 top 5.6 2868 top 5.0 3686 top 4.7 5128 top 4.5 3120 top";
my @ans = split(" ",$answer);
# my @ans = split("\ ",$answer);
# my @ans = split(' ',$answer);
# my @ans = split('\ ',$answer);
# my @ans = split(/ /,$answer);
foreach (@ans) {
    print "$_\n";
}

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Magnificently situated between the mountains and the village of Igls, this elegant and comfortable hotel is a highly recommendable accommodation option both for sports and cultural travellers as well as for those on a business trip. Travellers will have the opportunity to breathe fresh air and practice exciting sports both in winter and in summer, as well as to discover the nearby town of Innsbruck at just 5 kilometres away. All the accommodation units are tastefully appointed in a refined and international style to ensure the well-being of all guests. Visitors may wish to pamper themselves at the fully equipped wellness and spa centre and corporate travellers might organize their meetings at the on-site modern function rooms. Guests will be delighted by sampling the exquisite local dishes made with fresh produce and an extensive wine list served at the hotel's restaurants.


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#region MIT
//
// Gorgon.
// Copyright (C) 2020 Michael Winsor
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
// of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
// in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
// to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
// copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
// furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
// all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
// AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
// LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
// OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
// THE SOFTWARE.
//
// Created: January 2, 2020 1:14:24 PM
//
#endregion

using System;

namespace Gorgon.IO
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Event arguments for the <see cref="IGorgonFileSystemWriter{T}.VirtualFileRenamed"/> event.
    /// </summary>
    public class VirtualFileRenamedEventArgs
        : EventArgs
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Property to return the virtual directory that represents the physical directory.
        /// </summary>
        public IGorgonVirtualFile VirtualFile
        {
            get;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Property to return the new name for the directory.
        /// </summary>
        public string NewName => VirtualFile.Name;

        /// <summary>
        /// Property to return the old name for the directory.
        /// </summary>
        public string OldName
        {
            get;
        }

        /// <summary>Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="VirtualFileRenamedEventArgs"/> class.</summary>
        /// <param name="directory">The virtual directory that was renamed.</param>
        /// <param name="oldName">The original name for the directory.</param>
        internal VirtualFileRenamedEventArgs(IGorgonVirtualFile directory, string oldName)
        {
            VirtualFile = directory;
            OldName = oldName;
        }
    }
}

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Check Out What I Continue To Use, Even Though It Barely Works!
I understand, (and am completely comfortable with the fact that) I don't buy things as often as I should. Things wear out and I don't want to replace them! Am I saving money or being lazy?
I've been known to wear clothes with holes in them, but this is probably the worst in my collection of things I REALLY need to replace.
This belt is literally "hanging on by a thread" but continues to work. So why throw it out? Do you have anything that is "slightly" past its expected life of usefulness? Take a picture and send it my way!


Following former prime minister Stephen Harper's resignation last week, a by-election must be called in the Calgary-Heritage riding by February 25, 2017. Two candidates have already entered the Conservative nomination race to succeed Mr. Harper in Calgary-Heritage.
Local Conservative Party activist Bob Benzen was the first to announce his candidacy for the nomination. His website states that he is the co-founder of the Decade of Excellence Committee, which paid for large billboards thanking Mr. Harper for his service in office after the Liberal Party's victory in the October 2015 election.
Calgary lawyer Paul Frank is the second candidate to join the nomination contest. He previously ran in the 2012 Senator-in-Waiting election and as a candidate for the Conservative Party nomination in Calgary-Rocky Ridge in 2014.
Also mentioned as potential candidates are Richard Billington, who ran for the Conservative nomination in Calgary-Centre before the 2012 by-election (his wife, Susan Billington, was the 2015 Progressive Conservative candidate in Calgary-Varsity) and former Calgary-Centre MP Joan Crockatt, who was elected in the 2012 by-election and unseated by Liberal Kent Hehr in the 2015 general election.
Local Liberals have been actively campaigning in Calgary-Heritage in anticipation of Mr. Harper's resignation (and the neighbouring Calgary-Midnapore in anticipation of Jason Kenney's resignation on October 1, 2016).
Rumoured potential candidates for the Liberal nomination include lawyer and past Calgary-Confederation candidate Matt Grant, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi's chief of staff Chima Nkemdirim, and past candidate Brendan Miles. Mr. Nenshi quashed rumours of his candidacy when he told Metro Calgary in May 2016 that he would not run in the by-election.
Mr. Harper was re-elected in October 2015 with 63 percent of the vote, ahead of Liberal Dr. Miles with 25 percent, New Democrat Matt Masters with 8 percent and Green Kelly Christie with 2 percent.
Before the 2015 election, the riding was known as Calgary-Southwest and had been represented by Mr. Harper since 2002. The riding was previously represented by Reform Party leader Preston Manning from 1993 to 2002.
19 Days Left! South east of Calgary, there are 19 days left until a federal by-election must be called in the Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner riding.
This entry was posted in Alberta Politics and tagged Bob Benzen, Brendan Miles, Calgary-Heritage by-election, Calgary-Midnapore by-election, Chima Nkemdirim, Jason Kenney, Joan Crockatt, Kelly Christie, Kent Hehr, Matt Grant, Matt Masters Burgener, Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner by-election, Naheed Nenshi, Paul Frank, Preston Manning, Rick Billington, Susan Billington on September 6, 2016 by Dave Cournoyer.


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class Pas_OaiPmhRepository_Metadata_PndsDc extends Pas_OaiPmhRepository_Metadata_Abstract {

    /** Create the institution
     * @todo perhaps move out to another class
     * @param type $inst
     * @return string
     */
    public function institution($inst) {
        if(!is_null($inst)){
            $institutions = new Institutions();
            $where = array();
            $where[] = $institutions->getAdapter()->quoteInto('institution = ?',$inst);
            $institution = $institutions->fetchRow($where);
            if(!is_null($institution)){
                return $institution->description;
            }
        } else {
            return 'The Portable Antiquities Scheme';
        }
    }

    /** OAI-PMH metadata prefix */
    const METADATA_PREFIX = 'pnds_dc';

    /** OAI namespace */
    const OAI_NAMESPACE = 'http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/static-repository';

    /** XML namespace for output format */
    const METADATA_NAMESPACE = 'http://purl.org/mla/pnds/pndsdc/';

    /** XML schema for output format */
    const METADATA_SCHEMA = 'http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/pns/pndsdcxml/2005-06-13/xmls/pndsdc.xsd';

    /** XML namespace for unqualified Dublin Core */
    const DC_NAMESPACE_URI = 'http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/';

    /** DC terms namespace */
    const DC_TERMS_NAMESPACE = 'http://purl.org/dc/terms/';

    /** PNDS namespace */
    const PNDS_TERMS_NAMESPACE = 'http://purl.org/mla/pnds/terms/';

    /** Image extension */
    const IMAGE_EXTENSION = '.jpg';

    /**
     * Appends Dublin Core metadata.
     * Appends a metadata element, an child element with the required format,
     * and further children for each of the Dublin Core fields present in the
     * item.
     * @access protected
     */
    protected $_view;

    /** Init the class
     * @access public
     * @return \Zend_View
     */
    public function init() {
        $this->_view = Zend_Controller_Action_HelperBroker::getExistingHelper('ViewRenderer')->view;
    }

    /** Append metadata
     * @access public
     * @return void
     */
    public function appendMetadata() {
        $metadataElement = $this->document->createElement('metadata');
        $this->parentElement->appendChild($metadataElement);

        $pnds = $this->document->createElementNS(
            self::METADATA_NAMESPACE, 'pndsdc:description');
        $metadataElement->appendChild($pnds);

        /* Must manually specify XML schema uri per spec, but DOM won't include
            * a redundant xmlns:xsi attribute, so we just set the attribute
            */
        $pnds->setAttribute('xmlns',self::OAI_NAMESPACE);
        $pnds->setAttribute('xmlns:dc', self::DC_NAMESPACE_URI);
        $pnds->setAttribute('xmlns:dcterms',self::DC_TERMS_NAMESPACE);
        $pnds->setAttribute('xmlns:xsi', parent::XML_SCHEMA_NAMESPACE_URI);
        $pnds->setAttribute('xmlns:pndsterms',self::PNDS_TERMS_NAMESPACE);
        $pnds->setAttribute(
                'xsi:schemaLocation', self::METADATA_NAMESPACE . ' ' . self::METADATA_SCHEMA);

        if(!array_key_exists('0',$this->item)) {

            $data = array(
                'identifier' => $this->_serverUrl . self::RECORD_URI . $this->item['id'],
                'title' => $this->item['broadperiod'] . ' ' . $this->item['objecttype'] ,
                'description' => strip_tags($this->_xmlEscape($this->item['description'])),
                'subject' => self::SUBJECT,
                'type' => $this->item['objecttype']
            );

            foreach($data as $k => $v){
                $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'dc:'.$k, $v);
            }

            $rightsURI = $this->appendNewElement($pnds,'dcterms:license','');
            $rightsURI->setAttribute('valueURI', self::LICENSE_URI);
            $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'dcterms:rightsHolder',self::RIGHTS_HOLDER);
            $data2= array(
                'creator'       => $this->item['creator'],
                'contributor'   => $this->item['institution'],
                'publisher'     => self::RIGHTS_HOLDER,
                'language'      => self::LANGUAGE,
                'format'        => self::FORMAT,
                );

            foreach($data2 as $k => $v){
                $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'dc:'.$k, $v);
            }

            $spatial = array(
                'county' => $this->item['county'],
                'district' => $this->item['district']
                );
            $temporal = array(
                'year1' => $this->item['fromdate'],
                'year2' => $this->item['todate'],
                );
            if(!is_null($this->item['knownas']) && !is_null($this->item['fourFigure'])){
                $geo = new Pas_Geo_Gridcalc($this->item['fourFigure']);
                $coords = $geo->convert();
                $lat = $coords['decimalLatLon']['decimalLatitude'];
                $lon = $coords['decimalLatLon']['decimalLongitude'];
                $spatial['coords'] = $lat . ',' . $lon;
            }

            foreach($spatial as $k => $v){
                $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'dcterms:spatial', $v);
            }
            foreach($temporal as $k => $v){
                $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'dcterms:temporal', $v);
            }
            if(!is_null($this->item['thumbnail'])){
                $thumbnail = $this->_serverUrl . self::THUMB_PATH . $this->item['thumbnail'] . self::IMAGE_EXTENSION;
                $this->appendNewElement($pnds, 'pndsterms:thumbnail', $thumbnail);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns the OAI-PMH metadata prefix for the output format.
     * @access public
     * @return string Metadata prefix
     */
    public function getMetadataPrefix() {
        return self::METADATA_PREFIX;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the XML schema for the output format.
     * @access public
     * @return string XML schema URI
     */
    public function getMetadataSchema() {
        return self::METADATA_SCHEMA;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the XML namespace for the output format.
     * @access public
     * @return string XML namespace URI
     */
    public function getMetadataNamespace() {
        return self::METADATA_NAMESPACE;
    }
}


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Hearing Loss Linked to Dementia
Hearing loss is very common as we grow older The loss affects how we interact with family, friends, and everyday social interactions. A top researcher at Johns Hopkins Medical Center sees hearing loss linked to dementia and other forms of cognitive decline.
"The general perception is that hearing loss is a relatively inconsequential part of aging," says Frank Lin, M.D., an otologist and epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Lin says recent findings suggest that it may play a much more important role in brain health than previously believed.
Dr. Lin does see the potential upside. If the connection — shown in several recent and well-regarded studies — holds up, it raises the possibility that treating hearing loss more aggressively could help slow down or prevent cognitive decline and dementia. Lin and other researchers have several theories about the possible cause of the link between hearing and dementia, although they aren't yet sure which of them — if any — will hold true.
Lin has authored several studies indicating a link between hearing and cognitive problems ranging from mild impairment all the way to dementia. In a 2013 study, he and his colleagues tracked concentration, memory and planning skills of nearly 2,000 adults whose average age was 77. After six years, those who began the study with hearing loss severe enough to interfere with conversation were 24 percent more likely than those with normal hearing to have seen their cognitive abilities diminish. In the findings the researchers found hearing loss seemed to speed up age-related cognitive decline.
It is common for people to withdraw from social settings and feel isolated from others because of their hearing loss. Admitting there is a loss and treating it is the first step to reconnecting with people around us. It will improve daily communication but it can help prevent or delay cognitive decline.
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I WAS AT AN AUTO SHOP, about to pick my car after a service when the call came in on my cell phone. It was a neurologist at Samaritan Hospital. He had just reviewed the results of a second EEG done on Lisa.
"I'm afraid it's not good," he said, speaking with what sounded like an Australian or New Zealand accent. The test, he said, showed a significant change from normal brainwave activity.
He said it was his opinion that there was little chance Lisa would ever regain consciousness. Asked about the cause of this condition, he said he had no doubt that it was the hypoglycemic event of the previous week.
The neurologist's findings, although not a surprise, were still a shock. This had all happened so quickly.
That evening at the hospital I had a long discussion about the EEG result with Lisa's attending physician. Based on her previously stated wishes and her current condition, we agreed that a do not resuscitate order should be placed in her chart. This would mean no steps would be taken to keep her alive if she were to have a heart attack or a stroke.
She was already had machines breathing for her and feeding her and would apparently stay that way for as long as she continued to live. She had always made it clear that she never wanted to be forced to stay alive on a machine, if for all intents she was already gone.
The doctor went out to the nurses' station to write the order and to explain it to the nurses.
I heard the doctor's lower voice. And then the woman spoke again, still protesting a do-not-resuscitate order.
I recognized her immediately. It was one of the nurses. The last time I had seen her she was working on the fourth floor while Lisa was there.
DURING THE SECOND WEEK of Lisa's time in the ICU, an event occurred that affected her family almost as much as the horrific injuries she had received while in the care of the hospital.
On the Thursday, Lisa's parents came in to see her for the first time since she had collapsed. Her father in particular was having a hard time dealing with the sudden change in his daughter's condition. By this time Lisa was totally unresponsive, and the sight of her hooked up to the respirator and other machines was clearly distressing. It had taken him more than 40 minutes after he arrived at the hospital to steel himself to walk into her room.
Just hours after the visit, Lisa's mother started having chest pains. She was rushed first to St. Mary's Hospital in Troy, then to Albany Medical Center Hospital.
The doctors discovered and treated a blockage of the arteries to the heart and she was able to go home several days later. But for a time Lisa's father was facing the real possibility of losing his wife of more than 60 years and his youngest child in the same week, perhaps in the same day.
Meanwhile, Lisa remained unconscious, with little change in her condition. At the beginning of the week I had asked the attending physician if she could be transferred to another hospital. I was alarmed by the missing records and the refusal of the hospital's management to give me any information about Lisa's collapse. It was obvious they knew what had happened and that they didn't want me to know.
But the doctor said a transfer would be risky and could not be justified medically. So, reluctantly, I agreed to keep her at Samaritan Hospital. I was still working a split shift and was in the ICU several times each day, some times before 6 a.m., sitting at her bedside with the steady rhythmic hissing of the machine that was keeping her at least nominally alive.


Good news, may be I should be able to finish the first app of my life by tomorrow EOD.
Nothing better than closing a year and starting a new one.
I am building this simple blog app with a simple tutorial I found online, its basically from a snippet of the book " Python Web development with Django".
The learning so far is that dont trust the tutorials implicitly. They assume a lot of things, and but for obvious things.
So, its ok for someone who is already conversant with one language to be able to pick up the gaps in a tutorial, its not so, if you are completely a beginner.
1. Indentation - Python is very strict on it. Then I found that I should use the tab two times and it solved the problem.
2. AttribueError : 'module' object has no attribute 'Charfield' .
Since the development of the second MVP is going to be in PHP, so its not I have again dumped PHP.
I plan to closely follow the development and see myself how the code works and how the things are built.
Regrading this MVC thing, I was always so confused, as in how to decipher and build on this. But today, I got an excel sheet from the developer who is going to build this MVP for me, and he so clearily outlined on the sheet the MVC stuff, that now its a perfect no-brainer to me.
I mean, it was so simple and I was getting so psyched up as in how this works.
May be, once the development of MVP is done and I am out in the market, I will share that excel sheet for everyone here, so that you can also benefit by seeing, how if an overall project is broekn in to small components on an excel sheet, it looks so beautiful.
I guess thats what the experience brings to you, but now I know how to list down my project, in this simple elucidating way.
I read this super-duper blog post which echoes exactly my sentiments and also of people similar like me, who are on this endeavour to learn programming.
Thank god for this blog, I thought that only I was queer and that its happening to me only.
I have made a very ambitious Gist of things on Gist, to achieve in 2012, and one of the list is named Programming.
I have set my self a target of building things with different programming languages, and the first one I picked up is Python-Django.
I know what I want to build. Installed Django yesterday and started tinkering with it.
I have a target of one month for each of the project. Lets C, how it goes.
Logging all my activities while struggle to learn to program.
I had this meeting today with the development guys and for the sencond MVP, they are going to sue either CakePHP or CodeIgnighter framework.
And just after getting back from that meeting, I have installed CakePHP on my apache server and started tinkering with it.
So far successful installation and the databse connection has been created (Don't laugh at such mundane things).
Some day I will do a bit of research on .htaccess and httpdconf files and how they work, my goal is that before installing any new framework and all on local server, I should eb able to figure out , without any documentation what to do with these two files.
So, I promised on 24th that I would complete the registration stuff at night, but you can see that even after 3 days of it, I have not put any work to show here or at my Gist.
And this has been the reason why, I have created this blog.
As I am looking at it, I feel quite ashamed that I have not been able to do anything in last few days.
I was busy in some other stuff, which over-took the priority for some time, but that should not be an excuse, after all I have 24 hours at my disposal every day.
I could have completed the registration stuff, but again at one point I got stuck.
I have been using this elaborate video tutorial, and I ahd comprehended it quite a lot, in terms of what the tutor is doing and trying to achieve but, there is this new type of web form which he used( new to me, because I ahve not see it earlier) and I got stuck.
The day is almost over and I have not yet put anything either on the Gist or here. The reason is that last night I again went a bit haywired.
Things are not good at home and so many a times it becomes difficult to concentrate.
Should not be an excuse but then believe me, sometimes you cant help it.
I have been pondering over since yesterday that I should simultaneously try to build some very basic stuff myself along with completing the study module from the book.
I would post all those learnings simultaneously along with the notes on the Gist.
So I started to make the a simple User-Registration login form yesterday.
Apparently, it seems making a perfect user registration form also involves a lot of steps( at least for a beginner like me).
I was done with the basic one with the help of a video tutorial but then found out that a lot of lacunaes are there.
Like in terms of security and validation.
Have finished the PHP - Introductions now. Have added a few notes from the other book too.
There is no further additions to the code example. I guess, its enough to begin with.
The best part of hosting the notes on Gist is that you can actually see, what was added on Day 2, compared to Day 1.
I went home last night and picked up the other book of PHP, and realised that its not such a good idea to do one book at a time and then pick another book and re-start everything again.
It seems so foolish, for very obvious reasons.
I might as well would have done that, if I was not making this resource on Gist. Going back to the old gists after finishing the first book and try to ammend it with the notes of the other book, sould seem painful.
Its better that I make notes and gists with both the book simultaneously, it would be easier and much more meaningful.
So, the first thing I am going to do today is to finish the "Introductions" done yesterday by plugging-in notes with the other book too.
The methodology which I am apllying is also an old school thought.
The methodology says that if you write something in black-and-white, you remember it for a much much longer time and you are expected to grasp it also in a better manner.
So while there are examples in the book which are meant for the understanding purpose only, but I want to go the hard-way and type all those examples also while completing the chapter.
I have done this in the first chapter and it has really helped, I must say.
First chapter did not have any exercises.
This was the easiest part, but I am happy that I have started it finally.
Also, I am making notes of whatever I am studying from the book and putting it up on GIST, so that it could be of some help to a few people like me.
I am making the GIST chapter wise. So every gist has the notes as well as the accompanying codes.
When the chapter will contain the problesm, then I plan to include the Questions and their solutions also in the GIST.
So far I have tried 3 different languages namely, Python,Ruby and PHP.
I joined a weekend only class of PHP also about a couple of months back, the reasons of it is there on my other blog http://realmccoy2k.tumblr.com .
The web app of my Startup which is presently online www.vikreyta.com is also in PHP and the pivot of it, the work on which will start sometime later this month will also be done in PHP and hence I decided to start with PHP, rather than any other of the two languages.
Though there are tons of materials available online and a very big community of PHP developers out there to help you, I am still going with the old school, learning with the help of book.
I have fetish for books since long and in no way can dispense them.
It gives a big sense of satisfactionw hen you tick-mark one chapter as "done".
I have been trying to learn program since about a couple of months time, seriously.
My effort started a way back bit.
This blog is an attempt to post about my learning experience of programming, moreso to keep track of, and move a centimetre forward everyday.
Seeing my blog daily, and being ashamed about nothing new to post , is that what I think would push me to be very diligent towards this attempt, inspite of all odds.
This blog would not have been needed if I had a partner with whom I could have learnt, kind of study-buddy, but sadly its not.
The name of this blog signifies the my aim, tomorrow I should be able to brag that I picked an all together different skill after doing well for more than 10 years in Sales.


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'Nightmare' of new homes but no bypass guaranteed
WATLINGTON is facing its "worst nightmare" of more than 400 new homes being built without a guarantee of a bypass, according to the parish council.
It claims the views of residents on development of the town have been "brushed aside" by South Oxfordshire District Council, the planning authority, in failing to support its neighbourhood plan or to protect air quality in the town.
This follows the district council's planning committee's decision to support an application for 183 new homes in the town.
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The decision is effectively void as the plans will be the subject of a public inquiry next month after the companies appealed when the council failed to decide the plans in the required time.
However, Watlington Parish Council has written to all 36 members of the district council saying the development would conflict with the neighbourhood plan, which was approved in a referendum in June last year with 81 per cent of residents in favour. The plan earmarked the land for new housing but on the condition that the development included a section of a proposed bypass or "edge road" designed to reduce congestion and air pollution in the town centre.
The letter says: "The decision of the planning committee not to support the fair and reasonable condition proposed by the parish council to enable the planning application to gain the council's approval while, at the same time, protecting Watlington's air quality management areas and neighbourhood plan has very serious consequences, not just for Watlington but also for the district council.
"The democratic will of the people of Watlington to support its neighbourhood plan, expressed very strongly in the referendum in June 2018, has been brushed aside.
"Watlington people voted for an integrated scheme for new housing and a new road.
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The application was recommended for approval by planning officer Emma Bowerman, even though she took the opposite view when an almost identical application came before the council in April.
On that occasion she recommended refusal, saying that Watlington's road network was already congested and plans for the bypass had not been approved by Oxfordshire County Council.
However, the route of the road has been changed in the latest application and Mrs Bowerman said the developers had worked with the county council to develop "solutions" to the short-term traffic impact of the development until the bypass is built.
These included the removal of two stretches of on-street parking, one in Shirburn Road and the other in Couching Street, and a range of air quality mitigation measures. This resulted in both the county and district councils withdrawing their opposition to the application.
The parish council says the councils' decision is not supported by "sound evidence" and the district council is now unable to object on traffic or air quality grounds to the applications for hundreds of new homes on three other sites on the route of bypass.
The letter says: "Together with the 183 homes which the planning committee has just supported, that will be 415 new dwellings without the guarantee of the edge road in place.
"This is Watlington's worst nightmare. The impact on the town would be horrendous.
"If the Watlington neighbourhood plan can be set aside so easily, no neighbourhood plan in the district is safe and the clear message to all the people who have worked so hard to achieve a made plan is that they have wasted their time."
The planning committee also failed to make a decision in time on the original application, submitted in 2017, so the companies appealed. This led to a public inquiry, which was heard in October and a result is expected next week.


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Analytical Philosophy & Logical Positivism
Philosophy: Logic
An Introduction to Non-Classical Logic : From If to Is
Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy
By (author) Graham Priest
Hardback US$144.48
This revised and considerably expanded 2nd edition brings together a wide range of topics, including modal, tense, conditional, intuitionist, many-valued, paraconsistent, relevant, and fuzzy logics. Part 1, on propositional logic, is the old Introduction, but contains much new material. Part 2 is entirely new, and covers quantification and identity for all the logics in Part 1. The material is unified by the underlying theme of world semantics. All of the topics are explained clearly using devices such as tableau proofs, and their relation to current philosophical issues and debates are discussed. Students with a basic understanding of classical logic will find this book an invaluable introduction to an area that has become of central importance in both logic and philosophy. It will also interest people working in mathematics and computer science who wish to know about the area.
Dimensions 174 x 246 x 36mm | 1,290g
Publisher CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Publication City/Country Cambridge, United Kingdom
Edition Revised
Edition Statement 2nd Revised edition
An Introduction to Non-Classical Logic
Graham Priest
An Introduction to Metaphysics
John W. Carroll
An Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge
Noah Lemos
An Introduction to Ethics
John Deigh
The Philosophy of Social Science
Martin Hollis
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Language
An Introduction to Decision Theory
Martin Peterson
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science
Kent W. Staley
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mathematics
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
Michael J. Murray
An Introduction to Feminism
Lorna Finlayson
An Introduction to Metametaphysics
Tuomas E. Tahko
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind
E. J. Lowe
An Introduction to Africana Philosophy
Lewis R. Gordon
An Introduction to Indian Philosophy
Roy W. Perrett
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Art
Richard Eldridge
An Introduction to Metaphilosophy
Soren Overgaard
An Introduction to Chinese Philosophy
Karyn Lai
An Introduction to Formal Logic
Preface to the first edition; Preface to the second edition; Mathematical prolegomenon; Part I. Propositional Logic: 1. Classical logic and the material conditional; 2. Basic modal logic; 3. Normal modal logics; 4. Non-normal modal logics; strict conditionals; 5. Conditional logics; 6. Intuitionist logic; 7. Many-valued logics; 8. First degree entailment; 9. Logics with gaps, gluts, and worlds; 10. Relevant logics; 11. Fuzzy logics; 11a. Appendix: many valued modal logics; Postscript: an historical perspective on conditionals; Part II. Qualification and Identity: 12. Classical logic; 13. Free logic; 14. Constant domain modal logics; 15. Variable domain modal logics; 16. Necessary identity in modal logic; 17. Contingent identity in modal logic; 18. Non-normal modal logics; 19. Conditional logics; 20. Intuitionist logic; 21. Many-valued logics; 22. First degree entailment; 23. Logics with gaps, gluts, and worlds; 24. Relevant logics; 25. Fuzzy logics; Postscript: a methodological coda.
'Priest's Introduction to Non-Classical Logic is my textbook of choice for introducing non-classical logic to undergraduates. It is unique in meeting two almost inconsistent aims. It gives the reader an introduction to a vast range of non-classical logics. No comparable textbook manages to cover modal logics, conditional logics, intuitionistic logic, relevant and paraconsistent logics and fuzzy logic with such clarity and accessibility. Amazingly, it is not merely a catalogue of different logical systems. The distinctive value of this Introduction is that it also tells a coherent story: Priest weaves together these different logics in the one narrative - the search for a logic of conditionals. With the publication of the second volume, this unique combination of breadth and coherence now covers much more ground, and the reader now has an expert guide to much more of the vast field of research in non-classical logics.' Greg Restall, The University of Melbourne
'Priest's Introduction to Non-Classical Logic is my textbook of choice for introducing non-classical logic to undergraduates. It is unique in meeting two almost inconsistent aims. It gives the reader an introduction to a vast range of non-classical logics. No comparable textbook manages to cover modal logics, conditional logics, intuitionistic logic, relevant and paraconsistent logics and fuzzy logic with such clarity and accessibility. Amazingly, it is not merely a catalogue of different logical systems. The distinctive value of this Introduction is that it also tells a coherent story: Priest weaves together these different logics in the one narrative - the search for a logic of conditionals. With the publication of the second volume, this unique combination of breadth and coherence now covers much more ground, and the reader now has an expert guide to much more of the vast field of research in non-classical logics.' Greg Restall, The University of Melbourne 'I've used your book (first edition, that is) for years now in my upper level philosophy of logic courses. It is easily the best introduction to non-classical logics. I especially like its coverage of conditionals, and the introduction to relevant logic. Over the years, your book has made my students come to appreciate the variety and scope that exists within in formal logic, I intend to use the new edition so as to carry similar investigations into first order theory.' Jeffry Pelletier, Simon Fraser University 'Graham Priest's Introduction to Non-Classical Logic made this fascinating material on alternative logics accessible to my students for the very first time. The very welcome new edition extends the range of what is addressed to include important questions about quantification for modal logic, and the other systems as well.' Tony Roy, California State University, San Bernardino 'The first edition of Graham Priest's Introduction to Non-Classical Logic turned out to be an extremely useful and well-written introductory guide to the vast and difficult to survey area of non-classical and philosophical logic. The substantially expanded second edition in two volumes is bound to become a standard reference.' Heinrich Wansing, Dresden University of Technology 'Clear, self-contained, generously complete: this is bound to be the classic on non-classical logics for many years to come.' Achille Varzi, Columbia University 'This is an excellent introductory book to modern non-classical logics, fully accessible to non-professionals, and useful to professionals too. I have used part of its content in teaching Non-Classical Logic in the past years, and the response from my students shows the great success of the author's intention. The proof system it employs and the meta-proofs it provides are extremely easy to follow, while those followed-up philosophical discussions it summarizes for each logic system are both concise and lucid. It is not only a work introducing modern non-classical logic systems, but also a work full of interesting philosophical discussions on the motivations, advantages and disadvantages of these systems. With one penetrating theme - what a logic of conditionals should be like - in mind, the author has effectively organized a variety of topics into one integrated work. I would recommend it both to logicians and to philosophers, to professionals and to non-professionals.' Wen-fang Wang, National Chung Chen University 'The second edition of Graham Priest's book is, like the first, clearly expressed, well thought out for the student and an essential work for all those studying philosophy who want an adequate grounding in non-classical logic. I have used the first edition successfully in my intermediate class for the last five years, and will certainly be adding the second edition to the reading list when it is available.' Steve Read, University of St Andrews 'Priest succeeds in offering a marvellously unified treatment of 11 varieties of logic: classical, basic modal, normal modal, non-normal, conditional, intuitionist, many-valued, first-degree entailment, basic relevant, mainstream relevant, and fussy ... Excellent references support this concise but clear treatment.' Choice 'This book is just what the title says it is ... And it is a very good one ...' Stewart Shapiro, University of Ohio ' ... for anyone who wants to explore the non-classical systems, it is the only book of its kind and could not be more highly recommended.' The Times Higher Education Supplement 'I've just picked up a copy of the second edition of Graham Preist's An Introduction to Non-Classical Logic from the CUP bookshop. It looks terrific. More than twice the length of the first edition which just covered propositional logics, this covers their extensions with quantifiers and identity too. I thought the fist edition was terrific: so this is a hugely welcome expansion and I'm delighted to report that CUP has published this as a paperback in their Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy Series at just GBP18.99, which is surely an amazing bargain for a well produced 613 page book. So a must-buy and a must-read!' Logic Matters
About Graham Priest
Graham Priest is Boyce Gibson Professor of Philosophy, University of Melbourne. His most recent publications include Towards Non-Being (2005) and Doubt Truth to be a Liar (2006).


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What does this abundance look like?
It's not about accumulation, or wealth or material possessions. It's deeper than that.
This past week, we looked at one possibility to get started on this path. 19th century theologian Soren Kierkegaard outlined three possible ways to live. He argued that we all begin at the base level (level one), and that we could grow in life to a higher, more abundant way to live.
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"Being environmental stewards has been important to New Belgium since day one, 25 years ago, and our efforts toward mitigating and managing our waste are a key component of this stewardship," said Nick Ampe, environmental health specialist at New Belgium. "USZWBC certification provides third-party perspective for our continuous improvement efforts, and participation in the fledgling program lends a platform for highlighting the environmental as well as economic benefits of comprehensive waste management for a business."
New Belgium scored 69 out of 80 points across categories such as Reduce, Redesign, Zero Waste Purchasing, Leadership, and Innovation, with highest scores falling in the categories of Reduce, Reuse, and Zero Waste Purchasing. Examples of New Belgium's efforts in these areas include:
Over the years, New Belgium has phased out paperboard dividers from all bottled beer packages, reducing the amount of paperboard the brewery uses by more than 460 tons annually.
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New Belgium's Platinum designation will last for three years, at which time the brewery will reapply for certification. For more information about New Belgium's sustainability efforts, visit NewBelgium.com/Sustainability
About New Belgium Brewing Company
New Belgium Brewing, makers of Fat Tire Amber Ale and a host of Belgian-inspired beers, is recognized as one of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work and one of the Wall Street Journal's Best Small Businesses. The 100% employee-owned brewery is a Platinum-level Bicycle Friendly Business as designated by the League of American Bicyclists, and one of World Blu's most democratic U.S. businesses, and a Certified B Corp. In addition to Fat Tire, New Belgium brews thirteen year-round beers; Citradelic Tangerine IPA, Ranger IPA, Rampant Imperial IPA, Shift Pale Lager, Slow Ride Session IPA, Snapshot Wheat, Sunshine Wheat, 1554 Black Ale, Blue Paddle Pilsner, Abbey Belgian Ale and Trippel and a gluten-reduced line, Glutiny Pale Ale and Glutiny Golden Ale. Learn more atwww.newbelgium.com.
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women's golf at yankee hill!
At Yankee Hill we are proud to offer two different formats for Ladies League taking place on the same night and at the same time every Thursday night! Golf begins with a 5:30pm shotgun start. Format for play is either handicapped best ball match play or two-player scramble match play depending on which division you choose. After play concludes each night dinner will be offered to give all our ladies an opportunity to take over the 19th Hole and enjoy a night out to themselves! Season match-ups and standings will be updated on this page when the season begins.
We are also excited to introduce the ladies of Yankee Hill to our "Get Golf Ready" program. This program will consist of six separate hour-long group lessons designed to be a fun and stress-free environment in which you and your friends can come out and enjoy the game while picking up valuable tips and instruction to help you moving forward! Our Get Golf Ready program will take place on Tuesday evenings in summer from 6:30pm-7:30pm.


Why do you think people say such things? How and why is your son is your son till get gets married?
If a girl is getting married, she is getting married to a man and becomes his wife and not going to adopt someone's son and be a mother. So why does the society always blames a wife for being influential ,only bad influence though, because good influence always comes from immediate family members and definitely not wife.
So I will tell you why things change after marriage and so is your son !!
Before marriage, your son's expenses are limited, like staying in a PG or apartment with friends, so basically the expense is divided among 5-6 people, be it on food, rent, travelling, parting and all the bill payments, etc. However, after marriage the expenses increases for setting a new home and it is divided among with 2 people and at times 1.
So automatically, the monetary help to the family decreases and the daughter in law gets all the blame.
Before marriage, all the time is spent with family be it any celebration at home or any festival. But after marriage, we tend to plan a holiday as well, so eventually miss few family functions. We can not make it to all the functions and festival at home because the celebrations are not limited, specially in Indian Families. Does this mean that your daughter in law is influencing your son? I am sorry but I cannot agree on this.
When you son does something good for the family all the credit is given to the son as it is your upbringing and values to him, but the moment he says something that you do not agree to, then all the blame is being just shifted to his wife, as she plays the major part in influencing your son.
Things change after marriage but not people, understand that your son's time is only divided and not his love for his family.
Most of the daughter in laws try to adjust at least 75 to 80 % but still they are being judged for the remaining 20-25 % that they can not change or do not want to change. Basically a remote control could help, if a girl is born with a remote control to be controlled.
Dear Daughter In Laws, do not change your identity, all I can say. Even if you do so you will fail to recognize yourself later. Be true to yourself, things will fall in place if they are meant to be.
Dear Mother In Laws, Be patient with your son and his wife, only your love and support is all they want. Do not be judgemental or have a critical point of view about her always. Be easy or things will just grow apart and and one fine day she will stop trying to please you anymore. End of Story!!
Dear husband, balance your time, that is all you can do to save your relationship with your mother and wife. Balancing is the key !
Marriage, Happily ever after or Happily never after !!


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UK Snooker Championship 2020: Mark Selby beats Iran's Hossein Vafaei to reach last 16
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Selby won the UK Championship in 2012 and 2016
Dates: 23 November to 6 December Venue: Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes
Coverage: Watch live on BBC TV, BBC iPlayer, BBC Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app from Saturday, 28 November.
Two-time champion Mark Selby outfought Iran's Hossein Vafaei 6-2 to reach the last 16 of the UK Championship.
World number 36 Vafaei had taken a 2-1 lead but Selby took five in a row, including a prolonged fourth frame and the seventh on the black for victory.
Selby, who won the title in 2012 and 2016, faces fellow Englishman Barry Hawkins in the next round.
World finalist Kyren Wilson was in high-scoring form, with two centuries and a 99 in a 6-3 win over Kurt Maflin.
Englishman Wilson fell 2-0 behind but turned the match around in superb fashion, making further runs of 54 and 62 to set up a tie against Scotland's Graeme Dott.
Wales' Mark Williams, a two-time winner, and 2004 champion Stephen Maguire are in action in the evening session (19:00 GMT).
Selby looking forward to Hawkins encounter
Leicester's former world number one Selby has struggled for confidence in recent seasons, failing to reach the quarter-final stage of this tournament since last triumphing four years ago.
But he has shown glimpses of returning to his best in claiming the English Open and World Grand Prix last season, as well as the European Masters at the start of the current one.
Selby had showcased his trademark granite style to pinch a fourth frame that lasted over an hour, with the last red taking 20 minutes to pot following a lengthy tactical exchange.
He then found some fluency after the mid-session interval with breaks of 50 and 52 to go through.
"It was scrappy out there but I got the win and that is the main thing," Selby told BBC Sport.
"Barry is a great lad and I have got to known him a lot better over the last few years and when we are at tournaments we go out for food together so I am always rooting for him to win and he is rooting for me.
"Tomorrow will be different – we will both go out there and try our best and we will still be friends… unless he beats me!"
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Truth be told, cancer in its many forms has touched the lives of almost every single person I know. No one is safe from a cancer diagnosis. Countless children have been left without their parents, and countless parents have been left without answers. So many of us that have lost someone to cancer walk the desolate halls of grief; it is an unfortunate truth we do not walk alone. Those that are still fighting their battles, as well as those who have won, bear the scars of a war not easily fought.
Let me tell you about the first patient that ever made me cry.
I know what you're thinking, what did this guy say, what did he do? Each of us has met a genuinely mean patient, and I am no exception to this fact. But the first patient that ever made me cry was not mean to me at all. He was not callous or cruel; he wasn't even ignorant or obnoxious. The first patient that ever made me cry was my first oral cancer patient.
I first met this patient, let's call him J, about a year after I was licensed when he found himself in my chair for a new patient appointment. J was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer earlier that same year and was actively being treated with radiation and chemotherapy. J was experiencing extreme xerostomia as a result of his cancer treatments. This side effect, coupled with the inability to maintain a proper diet and oral hygiene routine, exponentially increased his caries risk.
J was encouraged by his oncologist to find a general dentist so his oral condition could be stabilized until his cancer treatment ceased. After reviewing his extensive medical file (bless this sweet man who brought copies of everything with him organized in a neat little notebook), I took my first look in his mouth and had to hold back a gasp. The angry red and white lesions of the oral mucositis that covered his soft palate and extended all the way down the back of his throat made me wince. One go-about with the explorer quickly revealed that the decay was rampant; J needed a lot of work, and we needed to temporize his teeth so that he could maintain function until a more permanent solution could be approached.
Two periapicals into the series, J started to cry. I asked him if he wanted to stop, but he just asked me for some tissues and told me to keep going. Following J's example, I put on my brave face and did as he asked. After we finished the series, I excused myself from the room to get the dentist. I found him waiting in the hall for me; he had listened to our exchange throughout the series, and he could tell I was upset. He reassured me that I made it as painless as possible, that I did what I had to do to do the best for J. His words were kind, but at that moment, they meant nothing. My heart was breaking.
J was just your average 40-something guy who went to his otolaryngologist for a routine visit and was now at risk of losing so much more than just his teeth. J did not drink heavily, and he did not smoke; he had no more risk factors than I did myself. He had been through hell and back, and by trying to help him, I had caused him additional pain. I made him cry. I walked right past the dentist, went into the bathroom, and cried for the harsh injustice of it all.
Oral and pharyngeal cancers account for 2.9% of all new cancer cases in the US1. Over the last ten years alone, rates for new oral cancer cases have increased by 0.6%; risk factors include tobacco use, heavy alcohol use, and human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Those who are diagnosed early, and whose cancer remains localized to the origin site, have a five-year survival rate of 83.7%. For those individuals whose cancer has spread to the regional lymph nodes, that same survival rate drops to 64.2%. For those with distant site metastases, the rate drops to an astounding 38.5%. Despite our most dedicated screening efforts and advanced technologies, death rates for oral cancer have remained stable over the last ten years, with death being more common amongst men and those individuals aged 55-641.
J may have been the first, but he was certainly not the last oral cancer patient I have met in my last six years as a hygienist. I have conversed at length with survivors about their diagnosis, initial prognosis, and successful therapies. I have argued with patients who think I am being overzealous when I urge them to go for consults. I have hugged those who have come back with good news and comforted those that have not been as fortunate. I count my own lucky stars that I have never lost someone, personally or professionally, to oral cancer.
As evidenced by the statistics, early detection is critical for oral cancer prognosis. J was lucky to be diagnosed early; he has been cancer-free for the last three years. As we head into Oral Cancer Awareness Month, we must remember that we are the first line of defense, the champions of early detection. Our patients trust us to be the watcher on the walls for all things problematic in their mouths. So make sure to grab those tongues, palpate those nodes, and make them each say AHHH! You never know what you might find that might just save a life.
"Cancer Stat Facts: Oral Cavity and Pharynx Cancer." Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program. Accessed February 26, 2018. https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/oralcav.html.
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Born and raised in Southern New Jersey, Jillian Fitzgerald, RDH, BSDH, has always had an affinity for helping others. She first developed an interest in dental hygiene in 2008, when she began working after school as a receptionist in a small general dentistry practice. She was one of two high school students accepted into an accelerated dental hygiene curriculum at Camden County College, where she served as the Vice President of the Student American Dental Hygienist Association. She was granted her Associates in Applied Sciences in Dental Hygiene in 2012. With a constant passion for furthering her education, Jillian then obtained an Associate's in Art and a Bachelor's of Applied Sciences in Dental Hygiene from St. Petersburg College in 2015.
Jillian is an active member of the ADHA. In both her personal and professional life, she always treats others the way she would like to be treated: with kindness and respect. She genuinely loves her profession, and it shows in her sunny and gentle disposition. She wholeheartedly believes that laughter is the best medicine, and many of her formerly phobic patients would agree.
In her spare time, Jillian likes exploring the city of Philadelphia, trying new restaurants, frequenting the farmer's market, and reading. She currently resides in Collingswood, NJ.
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Washington submitted a request for the specialized team through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact. Now, according to an expert, the measles outbreak across the United States got traction due to the before-mentioned anti-vaxxer movement.
Public health officials in the state have confirmed 38 measles cases clustered in southwest Washington.
"Kids who are under the age of 12 months can't get vaccinated, pregnant women can't get vaccinated, our school children are not vaccinated to the 95 percent level", Dr. Sheffield said. There has been no connection made between the outbreak in Washington and the three cases in Georgia. Health officials say the measles vaccine is 97% effective. "We know that what we are doing is not working because we're seeing the measles outbreak".
None of the infected people were vaccinated and they are no longer contagious. More than a half-dozen more cases are suspected, and people who were exposed to the disease travelled to Hawaii and Bend, Oregon, raising the possibility of more diagnoses in the unvaccinated.
The CDC has warned that travellers should ensure they are vaccinated against measles with the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR). Nationwide, the median exemption rate for at least one vaccine for children entering kindergarten in the 2017-2018 year was just over 2 per cent.
Patients are contagious four days before and four days after getting the rash. The law passed in 2015 after a measles outbreak at Disneyland sickened 147 people and spread across the USA and into Canada.


New construction, 4,304 sq. feet of custom designed living in the Jordan Way neighborhood, approximately 1/10th of a mile to Edgartown Historic District. The open floor plan features an open kitchen, dining and living room with a fireplace that overlooks the outdoor area. The first floor features a mudroom with laundry, media room and first floor master suite. The second floor has three bedrooms all with private baths. Added to this property is a two car detached garage with a downstairs half bath, an outdoor shower and a full bath guest bedroom upstairs. Professional landscaping adds to the character of this property.
Directions to PropertyTurn onto Mullen Way from Peases Point Way. Go to the end of Mullen Way and take a right. This home is the second property on the left.


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Kristine W. - Stronger (Bonus Tracks) CD
Original album released in 2000 and this version, direct from KW a fews years back (CD-R version) , includes bonus tracks that were not found on the USA version -- Low stock
"Stronger" (5:16) (# 1 billboard Dance Hit)
"Lovin' You" (3:29) (# 1 billboard Dance Hit)
"If Only You Knew" (3:58)
"Pieces of Me and You" (3:41)
"Shower the People" (3:46) - [James Taylor Cover]
"Clubland" (3:48)
"Never Been Kissed" (3:28) -
"Waters Run Deep" (5:13)
"Let Love Reign" (4:19)
"Stand in Love" (3:39)
"That's How it Goes" (4:43)
"All that Glitters" (4:16)
"Someone (Watching Over Me)" (3:45)
"Who I am (Vocal Up Version)" (3:50)*
"The River Devides (Radio Edit)" (4:18)*
Gloria Estefan + The Miami Sound Machine - Let It Loose + bonus (Japan) CD - Used
Goldfrapp - Twist (US Maxi remix CD single) Used
Moby ft: Gwen Stefani - South Side (Maxi Cd single) Used
Everything But The Girl (EBTG) Missing - Import CD single - Used
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Welcome to the Naked Blog!
This blog exists to tell all the incredible stories of Naked Angels and the dozens of winemakers they support.
My name is Ryan O'Connell, and I do a lot of the posting. I was an independent winemaker in the south of France and around 2009, Naked Angels rescued my family's business through crowd-funding. Read more about my mission here.
200,000 of our customers set aside $40 a month to spend on our wines — we call them Angel investors.
The money builds up in their accounts until they order wine — they order what they want whenever they want.
While the money sits in their account, we invest in independent winemakers around the world.
The winemakers think it's brilliant because they get funding AND they know exactly who is going to buy their wine — their Angel investors.
This direct relationship between wine drinker and winemaker cuts out a lot of wasted costs like sales, marketing and financing. So the winemakers get to offer savings of 40-60% off some stunning world-class wines. Pretty smart, right?
The traditional wine industry takes itself way too seriously. We believe that all you need is a glass and some good friends to enjoy our wines – no pretension required. So grab a glass of wine, kick back and enjoy reading!


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We at Brighter Futures Tuition believe all children deserve a bright future. Unfortunately many families cannot afford good quality education. 87% of South Africa's schools are considered "dysfunctional" (NPC - Manuel). This causes anomalies where on the one hand, South Africa has a chronic shortage of skills such as engineers and technicians. Yet on the other hand, we have a ~25-30% unemployment rate, 70% of whom are youth.Our poor schooling is confirmed through international tests such as the 2006 Trends in International Maths and Science Study (TIMSS), which placed South Africa last on the list of 50 countries, including many low income African countries such as Ghana.
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