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Stonewall 50
Alaska Thunderfuck: 'I Would Like to See the Breakdown of the Binary Way of Looking at Gender and Sexuality'
As Stonewall 50 looms, the 'Drag Race' star says: 'We still have a long way to go. Queer kids are being bullied at school, and in many places in the world it is illegal to be gay.'
Alaska Thunderfuck was runner-up on the fifth season of RuPaul's Drag Race and winner of the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.
When/how did you first hear about the Stonewall Riots, and what did you make of them?
I think I first learned about Stonewall in Queer Theatre class at the University of Pittsburgh. It made me mad that queer people out at bars could be raided and arrested and harassed by the police just for being who they were. We also learned that they happened right around the funeral of Judy Garland, and so I can imagine the mixture of grief and outrage and oppression coming to a boiling point and these individuals saying, "We're not going to take this shit anymore."
What is their significance for you?
Stonewall was the visible moment that started a movement. Queer people started coming more and more out of the closet and into the light, demanding visibility and legal, fair treatment. We've come a long way since then, surely, but this is a fight we're still fighting today.
How far have LGBT people come since 1969?
We've definitely made strides as far as representation in the mainstream media. We have a show on TV about drag queens, which happens to be my favorite show. We also have a gay man being considered for a presidential candidate. While this is all progress, we still have a long way to go. Queer kids are still being bullied at school, and in many places in the world it is still illegal to be gay.
What would you like to see, LGBT-wise, in the next 50 years?
I would like to see the breakdown of the binary way of looking at gender and sexuality. It is neither one or the other. And it shouldn't be. The more these things get loosened up and talked about and de-stigmatized—and become something we can freely talk about and laugh about—the better this world will be for everyone. That's why I think we should put women in charge, because they're generally less hung up about these things.

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Western Mail letters: Friday, February 8, 2019
Your letters to the national newspaper of Wales
walesonline.co.uk
Iceberg ahead but no-one is listening
"Iceberg ahead!" shouts the scientific lookout from the crow's nest.
But the captain of passenger liner Global Growth either doesn't hear or ignores the warning. The competition is too great. There is much pressure to beat the record. The system demands it.
No matter that there are only enough lifeboats for first-class passengers. It won't happen to this ship.
Geoff Naylor
Winchester, Hampshire
May's Pension Credit stealth cut a scandal
Theresa May's government recently announced a cut to older couples' benefit entitlements.
From this May, Pension Credit will only be available to couples where both people are over the state pension age. Currently only one of a couple has to be over pension age for them both to qualify.
The change means that many older people will lose out – Age UK estimates the loss will be £7,000 for each year that they have to wait, and have called this a stealth cut, as the government chose to announce it while attention has been focused on Brexit.
Pension Credit is an important top-up to state pension for older people on low incomes. This change will result in an increase in pensioner poverty.
Once again the government is choosing to target those least able to withstand a cut in income, while rewarding Tory Party donors with tax cuts and honours.
People of the Vale of Glamorgan should bear in mind that this, and other austerity measures, would not be possible without the support of our MP, Alun Cairns, who has been silent so far on this topic.
Have missing sheep gone to university?
I could not help but be amused by the recent coincidental juxtaposition of several headlines: "Concern over falling applications for Welsh universities", "Unconditional offers for university places" and "Organised theft of 140 sheep".
Is it not possible that, far from having been "rustled", the missing sheep have actually been "Russeled" and have in fact simply gone off to their degree courses at one of the Welsh universities, courtesy of unconditional offers?
Ian McNicholas
Welsh sheep farmers can't win either way
Your article "WTO can ease tariffs facing sheep farmers in no-deal Brexit – Farage" (WM, February 5) may have reassured some, but sadly, the story does not back up the headline.
It's true of course that under WTO rules, the UK and the EU could agree a temporary deal to allow tariff-free trade in the short term. But, by definition, such an arrangement would be a deal, not a no deal.
The fact is that the UK government has already agreed such a deal with the EU, the Withdrawal Agreement. It is Mr Farage's friends in the ERG, who campaigned for Brexit and who are now seeking to dictate the terms, who are doing everything in their power to ensure that this deal is never ratified and enacted. Leaving the EU without such an arrangement would be a disaster for Welsh agriculture and business.
Speaking at Westminster, Vince Cable has claimed to have seen internal Defra documents that explore the need to cull one-third of the sheep in the UK to stabilise prices in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Mr Farage's comments do nothing to allay fears of such an outcome.
Rory Francis
Employment law must be revised
I have long been amazed by the mixture of silence and incoherence from both politicians and unions regarding the "gig economy".
Employers are increasingly seeking to declare certain groups of employees "self-employed", even when this is not really the case, primarily in order to avoid paying National Insurance contributions.
There is a real danger that in the long run, with other employers following such examples and extending the practice to further employee groups, the money that is suppose to finance what is left of our welfare state will simply disappear.
The question of zero-hour contracts also needs to be addressed. These are, when it comes down to it, not worth the paper they are written on.
A worker is supposed to make him/herself available whenever required but is paid nothing for keeping him/herself available.
The fair relationship here would be that the worker is regarded as freelance and either available when not otherwise occupied or paid a retainer for standing by.
It seems to me that far more important than the huge fuss being made over the EU is a wholesale revision of our employment law.
We need to clearly define the boundaries between employment and self-employment, what is real and what is fake (and fake means cheating).
Get the eye back on the ball, folks.
Peter Bissmire
Overpaid should swap places with OAPs
The basic state pension is £125.95 a week. This means £6,549.40 per annum, something which certain television presenters earn per week.
So how can the BBC even entertain the idea of charging over-
75-year-olds for licences? They can just cut or contain the amount they pay their presenters. Do some people in high places have any idea what it is like for the many people who manage on very little and live on bread and margarine for tea? Let them swap places for a month and see how they manage.
Mrs SM Roberts
Cervical screening a must and a life-saver
I write in response to the Western Mail feature ("Cervical cancer isn't something that just happens to those over 25", February 1).
Then living in Cardiff, at the age of 36 I was diagnosed with cervical cancer following a regular routine smear test. I believe that the age of screening should be lowered as it is considered a silent killer, as in my case.
In November 1994 I went to my GP for my routine smear. Following the results of the test, I was referred by my GP to the hospital for a biopsy. Although the procedure went fine, I was told I had to see a consultant gynaecologist, and after a discussion I was admitted to the ward for a cone biopsy, where they remove a cone-shaped piece of cervix for testing. It wasn't good news and the consultant told me that I had cervical cancer.
He said I had a tumour on my cervix and in my womb and I needed a radical hysterectomy, which meant removing the cervix, womb and the lymph glands in the pelvis. I was told by my consultant should I not undergo the operation, my life expectancy would be six to 12 months.
I felt fine and had no backaches, bleeding or symptoms of not feeling well. In fact, until then I was carrying out my work duties at the hospital as normal and couldn't have been happier. The consultant was understanding, and the oncology nurse was there for support. She helped me every step of the way. I went straight to the X-ray department so they could scan my groin area to find out if the cancer had spread. It hadn't.
I asked the doctor if there were any alternatives to hysterectomy as I was keen to have a child. He said I could have radiotherapy instead but the prognosis wouldn't be good.
My consultant told me before the operation where my tumours were and what was going to happen. Until they operated and had a look around they couldn't be sure the cancer hadn't spread. I was frightened about what they might find.
I was in hospital for three weeks after my hysterectomy. When the results came back they said everything was fine and there was no sign of any other tumours. However, the consultant would keep a close eye on me just in case.
It's now 25 years post op and, now happily married, I'm still finding it hard to come to terms with the fact I'll never have children, although I must be grateful the cancer hasn't returned.
I've always had regular smears, so it's a mystery why it came on so quickly, which was more frightening.
So I would say to any woman: "Forget the fear, have the smear before it's too late to operate".
If I hadn't had the smear test, I wouldn't be here today.
Mandy Needs (formerly Abberley)
Caldicot
Remainers brain-dead
When our Labour government followed the Soviets by nationalising our car industry, we went from producing the most and best cars in Europe into creating the fewest and worst and, since we joined the Common Market/EU we have ended up just assembling other countries' cars.
If the Remainers think this is as good as it gets, then they must be as brain-dead as the former Soviets.
Brian Christley
Abergele


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Bedroom 3, single and pull-out single.
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Bedroom 7, small double with ensuite WC, shower and hand basin.
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Ryanair fly from Stansted airport to Bergerac regularly. Bergerac airport is approximately 30 minutes away.
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We had a great two weeks in your beautiful house. Nothing was lacking. The grounds were fabulous, plenty of space for the children and lots to explore. The pool was fabulous and used most days. We loved walking up to the village to eat and there is so much to do in the surrounding area. The children loved canoeing on the river and exploring the crystal cave. Gary and Louise were wonderful and answered all our questions and helped with any small problems. We all enjoyed a perfect family holiday.
One Excellent Week A truly delightful house in the Lot countryside. We were 12 altogether, a big family gathering to celebrate 70th birthdays (the Grandparents!) the youngest member was just 9 weeks old and had been coping with very hot temperatures since her birth! Everyone loved the pool, certainly fresh on entering! Superb location and Monflanquin an attractive bastide. Jane from Gourmet holidays cooked dinner and catered for our celebration meal and it was fabulous - well worth it! The BBQ was much in use, the kitchen so well equipped, beds comfy and everyone had a superb holiday.
This is a very beautiful house and we felt at home very quickly. A highlight is sitting on the veranda enjoying great French food and wiling away the evening watching the sunset. The view from the veranda is wonderful and so relaxing. Thank you!
To celebrate a 50th Birthday! Great house, great pool and all in a stunning location. We will definitely return one day.
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Such a pretty place for friends to get together for a week. Weather – perfect, Clairefontaine-amazing-the games room got a good workout for our games challenge! Monflanquin and surrounding towns so pretty and friendly. Enjoyed the restaurants and if you really want to treat yourself get Jane the flying chef (gourmet)to come and cook for you!
Un endroit encroyable! Des vacances memorable pour tout a prochaine fois, on espère.
Clairefontaine was magnificent and we had a great week there.
Clairefontaine is a beautiful property and so well set up for a family holiday. W've had fantastic weather and made the most of the pool. Xavier (10) loved the games room – if only we could duplicate it at home! We'd love to come back sometime.
It was great staying at Clairefontaine. We loved loved the pool and the games room. I had an amazing time in the pool! We have had a fantastic holiday. The house is lovely and very well equipped. The pool and games room have kept the children very happy for the two weeks – good for us! We've really enjoyed the garden and lake, seen a red squirrel and a Little Bustard!
Fantastic! Everything was superb! Great place for an unforgettable holiday (Gary and Louise incredibly helpful).
I had a lovely stay here as the villa is beautiful and the grounds are fantastic! We all enjoyed the pool and the weather was wonderful. There's been lots to do in Monflanquin and other villages close by, with markets and great restaurants. The games room is lots of fun and so was the hammock!
We have had a great time staying at Clairefontaine! The weather was fantastic every day. Everyone who stayed went in the pool at least once. The games room was fun and there was something for everyone. The villa was lovely and the rooms were perfect. The markets were very good and the square wasn't a long walk away. Thank you! We had a GREAT time!
What a wonderful week! A long anticipated family holiday/reunion from the bottom of the world to the top (Tasmania to France). Very much enjoyed the amenity and comfort of the house and the interest of the surrounding area…Long remembered , we wish we all had longer.
A fabulous property with plenty of room for large family groups. It provides a luxurious vacationing experience in such a lovely part of France and wants for nothing in terms of amenities and the living facilities it offers.
We came here with a group of fantastic friends to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary – we've had a wonderful time and the best weather, hope the weather is as good for everyone that comes after us. The villa is amazing and none of us want to leave, we will certainly be back.
Thank you for the use of your property. We very much enjoyed our stay there and found the property to be of a most acceptable standard. Having rented numerous holiday homes on the continent we have become quite critical, but on this occasion we have only praise. Thanks once again.
We have all enjoyed a wonderful two weeks as a family in your beautiful villa. The ladies found it hard to tear themselves away from the poolside; the men found it equally difficult to leave the games room! Monflanquin is a lovely town, close enough for an easy walk (were it not for the hill!) but far enough away not to be disruption. All-in-all, a very happy holiday! Thank you very much for letting us share Clairefontaine with you.
A very relaxing week in the sunshine. Games room very popular with kids (big and small!).
We all had a wonderful time. The house was so comfortable and spacious and well equipped. Lovely pool area and we used the BBQ a lot and the games room of course. Gary and Louise were very welcoming, friendly and helpful and we all had a great holiday.
I loved sitting in the conservatory or in other words Africa! I had lots of fun outside and playing in the pool and playing volley ball. Every night I would go and play pinball, pool and darts. I can't leave out table tennis. Everything was fun even going to bed was a lot of fun (strange) I don't want to leave. Gary and Louise were a big help I don't know what we would have done without them.
Thank you so much for such a wonderful stay. We all really enjoyed it. The house was immaculately clean and tidy, and so were the gardens and swimming pool. Gary and Louise were the most friendly people you could imagine and made us so incredibly welcome. Thank you to everyone. You gave us a wonderful week. We also enjoyed visiting the horses next door and loved how friendly the man was. Thank you x.
We all enjoyed a great week, filled with good weather, the pool was amazing especially in hotter weather and I enjoyed a fantastic birthday.
This is a wonderful property! Beautifully restored and maintained. The grounds are a pleasure to walk around. Our family had a wonderful time here, and would love to return someday. Au revoir.
Wonderful stay. Kids loved the place and so did the under 18's too! Lots to see in the area.
We could not have chosen a better place for our family holiday. The grounds are wonderful - the proximity to Monflanquin a true asset and the history in the surrounding towns all combine to create an ideal place. Thank you - we would not hesitate to return someday.
What a fantastic house and gardens! We had a superbly relaxing holiday. The surrounding countryside and Monflanquin are beautiful. Thanks for making our stay perfect.
Had a fantastic time. Monflanquin is a beautiful place, and we spent may evenings in the restaurants there. The pool was brilliant - enjoyed by both the children and the adults. Would definitely come back another time, and recommend to our friends.


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Doctors in the try state area please do not over book your appointments we are not cattle we are humans withseveral responsibilities like you, and we do not appreciate letting us wait for 45 to 60 min. walked in the office and the waiting room was standing room only. i assure you they over book their appointments and i waited one and half month to get the doctors earliest appointment.
Doctors in the try state area please do not over book your appointments we are not cattle we are humans with several responsibilities like you, and we do not appreciate lettingus wait for 45 to 60 min. walked in the office and the waiting room was standing room only. i assure you they over book their appointments and i waited one and half month to get the doctors earliest appointment.
Dr. Shafizadeh is a board certified urologist and urological surgeon licensed to practice urology in the State of New York . He is the Director of Voiding and Sexual Medicine at New York Presbyterian Queen, Weill Cornell Medical Center and assistant Professor of Urology at New York Presbyterian. Dr. Shafizadeh's particular areas of interest include treatment of voiding dysfunction, conditions such as urinary incontinence related to pelvic prolapse in women prostate related disorders in men and sexual disorders in both men and women. With many years of clinical practice in major academic centers , Dr. Shafizadeh is well versed in such minimally invasive procedures as robotic assisted laparoscopic reconstructive surgeries for correction of pelvic prolapse and laparoscopic robotic surgeries of prostate and kidney. Dr. Shafizadeh fled his native Iran on foot as a young teen during the horrific years of the Iran-Iraq War. Making his way across the mountains and deserts of Iran into Pakistan and then to Vienna, Dr. Shafizadeh arrived in the United States in 1985. He attended school during the day and worked at nights to support himself and later on his family. He attended college on full academic scholarship with a concentration in biophysics. Subsequently, he received his medical degree from the State University of New York at Downstate, Brooklyn. Dr. Shafizadeh completed both his general surgery and urology residencies at Albert Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center. Upon completing his residency, Dr. Shafizadeh was appointed Assistant Director of Urology at Cabrini Medical Center in Manhattan. Soon thereafter, he was also appointed the residency coordinator for Mount Sinai Department of Urology at Cabrini Medical Center where he was extensively involved with residency training and teaching, a long held interest along with practicing medicine and surgery. Dr. Shafizadeh's training in and affiliation with such major academic medical centers as Mount Sinai Medical Center, Beth Israel Medical Center and Montefiore Medical Center, all located in New York City which has always been at the forefront of medical research and breakthroughs, allow him to remain on the cutting edge of the field of Urology and to quickly adopt the most advanced surgical and minimally invasive treatments into his practice. Dr. Shafizadeh's educational background in physics and engineering, a creative mind, passion for research and vast knowledge and skill in the field of urology not only as a scientist but also as a clinician, have provided him with a unique opportunity to be involved with various types of innovative research studies and technological developments, both in an advisory capacity as well as lead researcher. In particular, Dr. Shafizadeh's affiliation and work with Brookhaven National Laboratory for the past fifteen years has allowed him to implement his urological innovations and ideas into physical and technological realities. Brookhaven National Laboratory is one of the most advanced research laboratories in the United States today. In fact, currently, Dr. Shafizadeh and his research team at Brookhaven are actively working on a revolutionary project for the treatment of Prostate Cancer, a leading cause of cancer death in men today. The study holds great promise and its results may forever revolutionize the way organ cancers are treated. As a physician, Dr. Shafizadeh believes that continued training and learning are an essential part of providing the best Urological care in the tri-state area and will continue to allow him to remain in the forefront of cutting edge urological medicine and technology. But most importantly, Dr. Shafizadeh sees his patients as distinct individuals with unique needs and desires. One of his most important attributes is his ability to listen to his patients and to help them understand their conditions and treatment options. Each and every patient is treated with the utmost care and respect.
It was a good service especially by ultrasound technician. But I felt rushed at consultation and had a two hour wait time.
Excellent doctors and specialists. Clear and honest diagnosis. Wait time was a little long but worth the quality of care.
A warm, knowledgable doctor, who made me feel like I was in good hands. This was my first time, and I would recommend him to anyone who needs his services.
Friendly desk staff, good, capable doctor who listened and addressed my thinking and concerns. Spending an hour an a half waiting was typically disrespectful.
Wonderful bedside manner ,excellent surgeon . The staff is friendly and efficient . Highly recommend .
Unlike my prior Urologist, Dr. Shafizadeh diagnosed my problem and came up with a solution.
The doctor is very pleasant, takes his time to explain everything. The whole staff is great , I felt comfortable from the first time I walked in. They make you feel like you know them your whole life.
Dr. Shafizadeh is very nice and professional sergeon.
Had to wait quite a long time in the office before he saw me, but it was worth the wait.
I have been seeing Dr. Shafizadeh for about a year now. He is always very attentive and caring. Would highly recommend to anyone.
Very profesional and explained and has understood my problem every time .
My Doctor is Wonderful and that goes for the entire Staff. They make you feel so at home. They are friendly and caring.
Very disfunctional office and argumentative doctor! Not returning.
The doctor and his staff were wonderful, but the wait time was long. Worth the wait, though.
He is an excellent doctor, very concern about his patients needs.
A great doctor - very knowledgable, friendly and takes time with his patients!
Dr. Shafizadeh was friendly and knowledgeable. He made me feel at-ease, answered my many questions and listened to all my concerns. He is attentive and sensitive. Would highly recommend.
He took the time to answer all my questions thoroughly. The staff was extremely friendly. He is definitely ahead of the game when it comes to the newest and latest procedures.
He spent more time with me in one visit than my original urologist did in 4 months!
Nice doctor. Friendly and professional. He apologized for keeping me waiting. That was a nice touch. Would definitely recommend.
A phenomenal doctor! Highly talented and friendly.
Initial visit was fine and no complaints. He was very thorough. Where i am a little dissapointed is follow up... I called 3 times for follow up on some readings from NY Radiology but I can not get the doctor oranyone else from the office to return my calls. It's as though my name is on a list to call but so far nobody has gotten around to it. A for initial but D- for follow through.
He was very nice and professional. He really understood me and offered to do testing even though he didn't believe there was a big cause for concern. I appreciate that big time, as other doctors wouldn't be as willing to go that extra mile.
I had two appointments. The first was perfect. Very knowledgable doctor, very good bedside manner and charming personality. He took the time to answer all my questions. The second time it was different, was waiting for over an hour and ahalf to be seen. You could tell everything in the offce was running behind schedule and he seemed very rushed, i asked him a couple questions and he said "you have to choose, i either answer your question, or i do the procedure that we scheduled because i have to go". After waiting for an hour to speak with him it felt frustrating. I like to think the second time was an exception, and that the first appointment was the rule. Other than that, very good.
Been to Dr. Shafizadeh 4 times. Have no complaints from any of my visits and trust his opinions.
great doctor. very personable and professional. wait time was a little more than expected.
Dr. Shafizadeh is an amazing doctor. He is extremely knowledgeable, patient and empathic. He spent over a half hour with me and explained everything I needed to know about both my diagnosis and treament regimen in simple, understandable terms. He was very thorough and exact. I highly recommend him.
Great bedside manner. Professional yet warm.
I waited 50 minutes to see the Doctor past my appointment time. The front desk person was very nice and the nurse, upon hearing I was going to leave because I had to get back to work, fetched the doctor andinsisted he see me. That made the initial relationship a little strained. I'm going back for a follow up on Friday - let's see what happens then.
Knows his stuff. Will see him again.
It was not what I expected. First, inspite of having an appointment time fixed I had to wait for more than half an hour to see the doctor! When I finally got to meet him, I feel the whole process wasrushed. I am probably not going back. Even the people in the front desk didn't seem very friendly and one of them were almost yelling at someone over the phone. I left feeling weird.
He was knowledgeable, straight to the point, and friendly. At the same time, he was professional. I like him a lot, and I'd go back.
he was compassionate and gave his assesments in going forward to my problem in an understanding way.
He was very clear and willing to work with me about payment since I didn't have insurance.
Fabulous doctor. Very smart and professional - creates a very comfortable environment.
The visit was good. Only thing I didnt like was the wait time. I had to wait about 1/2 hr before having vitals checked and all and another 15 min after that to be actually seen by the doctor. During thevisit though, I liked the thought process for diagnosing the issues and look forward to working with him to address my issues as we proceed.
I appreciated his professionalism and wisdom. My wife was also impressed.
I booked an appointment with Dr. Shafizadeh because he was close to my office and he had nice internet reviews. I neede a second opinion before I went under the knife. His office is busy to be sure. But everyone wasnice, and I saw the doctor quickly enough. I found him to be thorough, very nice, and quite knowledgeable. In fact, I have chosen him to perform my surgery in a couple of weeks because he was the only doctor I saw who clearly outlined all of my options for me and even told me that I had other choices. All in all, I was very happy with my visit.
I found Dr. Shafizadeh on zocDoc and decided to see him because he was close by. He was lovely and smart. He listened to my medical history and did a thorough physical exam. I never felt rushed or pushed. He isperforming an outpatient procedure on me next week. I am very happy with my choice.


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Chronic Pain is the number one reason people visit their doctor and nearly 9 out of 10 people will experience at least one episode of chronic pain in their lives. It can be debilitating in some cases, causing the sufferer to make a number of unwanted changes in lifestyle including giving up activities they normally enjoy.
Our approach to the treatment of pain is different, it goes against mainstream thinking. Rather than medicating and using catabolic steroids to mask the pain, we choose to regenerate the tissue through the use of Regenerative Medicine. When you regenerate you can potentially solve the problem to begin with.
Regenerative Medicine is intended to help your body heal injured tissue as opposed to masking the symptoms of the injury. The need for surgery can be greatly reduced by treating injured tissues before the damage progresses and the condition is irreversible.
Our goal of care will be to help you avoid surgery, decrease or completely eliminate pain and improve stability and motion. If for any reason we believe that your problem is too serious for our program to correct, we will tell you that.
Often our patients have heard about Regenerative Medicine through the grapevine from other patients, read about them on Internet marketing sites or have even attended seminars that are regularly given by "regenerative medicine specialists". They have often been promised significant regenerative healing of injured or degenerative joints or tissue with multiple types of procedures. The type of products used can greatly influence the success of your therapy.
Wellspring Clinic offers, through our extensive research, the most effective Regenerative Medicine available. We utilize the Wharton's jelly layer of the umbilical cord for our MSCs (mesenchymal stem cells), as well as placental tissue that we believe to be the richest sources of regenerative properties. We believe Wharton's Jelly is unparalleled in its potential benefits in regenerative medicine. It's from these two sources that we build our regenerative treatments. Both of these products contain a unique blend of cytokines, proteins, growth factors and scaffolding properties: the functional factors involved in the reconstruction, repair, and protection of human tissue. We believe products that work with your body's natural functions are the best way to help the body.
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Nobody wants unnecessary pain or surgery. That's precisely why we provide options other than traditional treatments of injured, diseased or unhealthy areas in your body. If a steroid shot or ibuprofen isn't enough to bring you comfort, but surgery is not desirable option, now there's the choice of regenerative medicine. And even when surgery is necessary, we provide products to support tissue repair and recovery.
There is much in the news about stem cells. To characterize Regenerative Medicine as just stem cells is not only incorrect it is not in compliance with FDA guidelines. Wellspring Clinic interacts closely with our regenerative medicine laboratory and continues to research and analyze the intricate relationship of contributing factors needed to help the body repair, replace, cushion, support, protect and function at optimal levels. It's that thorough understanding of all the intricate parts and how their relationship to one another orchestrates healing that make the whole. This understanding enables us to provide excellent regenerative medicine to our patients.
The body's regenerative process requires a dynamic environment consisting of a variety of growth factors, cytokines, scaffolding, hyaluronic acids, mesenchymal stem cells and chemokines. So in the event of injury, the body relies upon more than just a stem cell. It needs the complex rally of many cells and proteins to help start or aid the regenerative process and get it back up to speed. That's where we come in, replenishing what the body needs, where the body needs it, to better maintain the whole.
The science of Regenerative Medicine is evolving and the data is growing more exciting. We are tailoring our treatments to reflect this new evidence.
As more studies are conducted, the benefits of regenerative medicine are only made more evident. Simply put, Regenerative Medicine is the future of medicine.


Leo find their friedships with people born in period from March 21 to April 49-27 or January 21- to February 18-28 and November 21 to December 20-27.
Leo are inclined to suffer from the heart, palpitations, pain in head and ears.
The most suitable colors for Leo are all shades of yellow, orange, pale green, and white.
This week is highlighted by you finding it stressful to balance needs for freedom and independence with needs for love and intimate companionship. You really behave quite oddly or aloof right now which will put others off considerably thus affording you the space you need, but at a cost. You are also attracted to the exotic, offbeat, unusual, or bizarre at this time. People or things which might offend your senses at other times now arouse your appreciation and interest. This will not be a boring time if you can help it! But it is apt to be a tense time if you are in a close, bonded relationship.
Leo always aim to get above the common herd of humanity and themselves, Leo are naturally attracted to strong personalities - in fact they will forgive any fault in the person they like so long as they have individuality and purpose. Leo are exceptionally truthful and honest, but they often get terribly deceived and have a tendency in the end to become bitter, sever and over-critical. Leo are usually lucky in money matters, often having money given to them from unthought-of sources, but they crave love above all and this is the one thing they seldom get.


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Another day, another right-handed shot by Phil Mickelson at the Ryder Cup
CHASKA, Minn. -- After a dramatic rally in his foursomes match on Day 1 of the Ryder Cup, Phil Mickelson praised partner Rickie Fowler for keeping him loose. He's certainly keeping Phil on his toes on Day 2.
An errant shot by Fowler forced Mickelson to play a flop shot from a tee box on the par-5 third (they saved par) in Saturday morning's foursome match against Rory McIlroy and Thomas Pieters. Then on the fifth hole, a wild Fowler drive made Mickelson play a shot right-handed (they didn't save par):
Incredibly, it was the second consecutive day a bad drive by Fowler put Mickelson in such a position -- although to be fair, on Friday, Fowler only hit a tee shot on the sixth hole because Mickelson had already hit one out of bounds.
Despite a win on Day 1, the Mickelson-Fowler tandem in foursomes drew a lot of raised eyebrows. Mickelson has played poorly historically in this format and Fowler was arguably the most questionable of Davis Love III's captain's picks. There's a lot of golf left, but the duo finds themselves 3 down after six holes to Rory McIlroy and Thomas Pieters. Of course, there's also a lot of time left for Lefty to hit more righty shots.
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Examples of Hyperbole Examples of Oxymorons Examples of Tropes Types of Metaphors Extended Metaphor Examples. What was he trying to convey and what was the idea behind this symbolism. The core here is the theory that language is symbolic and symbols are language, the complexity that comes from that is what spans the works of figures like Locke and Chomsky and this page.
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The goal here is to get you thinking of language as symbolism. ' The word's ultimate source is Greek sumballein. This is a lot more about symbolism than substance. See examples in poetry and other literature at Writing Explained.
According to the artist, the painting is full of symbolism. YourDictionary definition and usage example. When an author wants to suggest a certain mood or emotion, he can also use symbolism to hint at it, rather than just blatantly saying it. Read on to enjoy some examples of symbolism in the arts and our everyday lives.


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Over the past two weeks President Trump has taken actions to make good on some of his campaign promises regarding immigration. The President has delayed a rule that would allow foreign entrepreneurs to stay in the U.S. while building their businesses, and is working with Republican Senators to introduce a bill that, by 2027, would cut the number of legal immigrants allowed in the country by half. Immigration was a major part of the President's campaign platform, and it does not seem as if the administration has lost its focus on the issue.
Prior to leaving office, President Obama, issued the International Entrepreneurs Rule to allow foreign entrepreneurs building "fast-growing business" to apply for parole status to work in the United States. Generally, parole status is issued to individuals working on humanitarian or medical relief efforts, but the rule was meant to expand the status as an alternative to the startup visa. Startup visas were part of an unsuccessful 2013 immigration reform plan. The rule was supposed to go into effect on July 17, but the Department of Homeland Security issued a memo delaying the rule until March 14, 2018. It was reported that approximately 2,940 applications a year would be filed under the new rule.
President Trump has also reportedly been working with GOP Senators Tom Cotton (R-AR) and David Perdue (R-GA) on a piece of legislation that would cut in half the amount of legal immigrants entering the country each year. The legislation is known as the RAISE Act and is currently in the Senate Judiciary Committee. The legislation would shift current immigration policy towards a merit-based approach for issuing green cards. Priority would be given to those with advanced degrees and "extraordinary abilities in a particular field." The intention is to reorganize the current U.S immigration system by limiting low skilled immigration to the United States and giving priority to immigrants who likely will not depend on social welfare programs. The bill however does not actually introduce any additional visas for skilled workers to achieve this goal. Instead the bill cuts the number of family based visas available to the point that the total number of legal immigrants would be reduced by half.
The major issues with the administration's policies, from an economic standpoint, relates to the shortage of labor and low labor force participation rate in the United States. The labor shortage is evident as the U.S. government has just approved an additional 15,000 temporary unskilled worker visas. The Department of Homeland security said they expanded these visas to "…help American businesses in danger of suffering irreparable harm because of a shortage of labor." John Kelly, the Secretary of Homeland Security, found that "there were not enough qualified and willing American workers available to perform temporary non-agricultural work." American companies are already struggling to fill open positions and limiting the potential workforce will only hurt business further. Legislation like the RAISE Act will limit the pool of applicants for U.S. employers and businesses will fail to meet demand causing them to lose profits. Essentially, the policy will hurt the very people it is attempting to help.
The delay of the "startup visa" alternative is also harmful to American businesses and the economy as a whole. A study done by the National Foundation for American Policy found that immigrants have founded 51% of U.S. billion-dollar startups (44 of 87) and make up over 70% of key management and product development teams for these companies. Postponing the rule creates a great risk of stifling innovation and holding back economic growth in America. Failure to allow these entrepreneurs to stay in America will drive people to invest money and develop meaningful technology in foreign countries; relocate potential jobs for American workers; and prevent these businesses from reinvesting in the American economy. In short a policy like this would create a competitive disadvantage for the American economy and people.
The United States should not adopt policies that will limit the labor force or prevent individuals from developing new technology and reinvesting in the American economy. This could prevent the economy from adding jobs, putting money in American's pockets, and expanding the overall economy. It is vital that the government take a pro-growth policy approach to the economy and does not act in a counterproductive manner. The market is demanding more workers and cutting immigration in half will prevent growth for U.S. business and the economy as a whole. Reducing legal immigration by half will only perpetuate the problem of the lack of available workers.
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Social service providers eye donors after seventh penny failure
Providers of key social services have coped with budget cuts and may face more.
By Billy Arnold
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Teton County Reporter
With funding down and demand for services up, the failure of the seventh penny sales tax in November's election means social service providers will likely look to private donors to plug budgetary holes.
But if those dollars don't come through, cuts could be on the table.
"The penny failing means that we have less options for being able to fix the hole that's being created," Sarah Cavallaro told the News&Guide. Cavallaro organizes the Human Services Council, a group of the valley's 10 largest providers of social services.
She's also the executive director of Teton Youth and Family Services, a nonprofit that serves as a clearing house for struggling children and teens in Teton County and the surrounding area. Among other things it offers a center for youth in crisis — like those experiencing homelessness — and works with families to prevent child abuse as well as behavioral, emotional and mental health problems.
Wyoming's human services providers are nonprofits that use philanthropic dollars and a combination of federal, state, and local government funding to deliver their services.
"We're going to be looking to local government and looking to our donors to be able to fill the holes," Cavallaro said. "And if we can't do that, we're going to have to reduce services."
Gov. Mark Gordon has signed off on $250 million in budget cuts since March and is proposing another $515 million. Those cuts are a result of the economic slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But they build on cuts that past administrations and legislatures have made as demand and prices for the fossil fuels that shored up the Cowboy State's government fell.
Town and county governments, as well as private philanthropy, have largely stepped in to fill the void for social services providers in recent years. But the cuts this year are significant, leaving providers to estimate a $3 or $4 million hole in the $16 or so million worth of services they provide.
Read the full feature in the Imprint section published in the Wednesday News&Guide. That paper will be available for $1 on news stands countywide until Tuesday.
You can also read online at JHNewsAndGuide.com.
Contact Billy Arnold at 732-7063 or barnold@jhnewsandguide.com.
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Previously the Scene editor, Billy Arnold made the switch to the county beat where he's interested in exploring Teton County as a model for the rest of the West. When he can, he still writes about art, music and whatever else suits his fancy.


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Q: Where to configure which password sudo needs on some OS sudo requires the users password, on others it's root's password.
Where is the config file to decide on this?

A: While I think you're referring to su and not sudo, sudo can do this.
There are a few parameters (for /etc/sudoers) related to this behavior.
rootpw: This causes sudo to require entering root's password.
runaspw: This causes sudo to require entering the target user's password.
These are both options you'd set as a default. Meaning you can't specify them on the same line you would a normal entry. So for example:
Defaults rootpw

This would make all commands require entering root's password.
However you could do the following instead:
Defaults!/bin/bash rootpw

This would instead use root's password only when running /bin/bash.
There are a lot of other ways to control this behavior, but you should consult man 5 sudoers for the details.

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Game 11 of the FIDE World Chess Championship Match between Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano in London, was yet another draw. This brings them to 11, the total number of draws, with the players now having 5.5 points apiece.
Former challenger for the World Chess Title in 2016, GM Sergey Karjakin, made the ceremonial first move, which was quite a surprise, 1. b4, the Orang Utan Opening. There was quite a bit of laughter and amusement in the room after Karjakin made the move. This obviously did much to diffuse the tension before the game.
After Karjakin had played b4, Carlsen asked to retract that move and played 1. e4.
This was quite a big surprise for the author because that most likely meant he was going to play against the Petroff Defence. Did he have anything special prepared? It turned out he did. The Queens were swapped off early in the game and soon after there was an ending with opposite coloured bishops. Though Carlsen was now a pawn up, but there was little prospect of him winning the game, unless Caruana lost his way somewhere in the endgame.
Caruana and his team will be satisfied with the outcome of the game, because black was able to equalise without too much trouble. The author is quite sure that Carlsen will be disappointed with his last effort as white in the classical part of the match.
In his true style, Carlsen continued playing with a few tricks, but there was no chance that Caruana was going to mess up, and the players finally agreed to a draw after 55 moves.
With 11 games drawn, we have one more game to go. Caruana will have white in the last game. He needs to win that game to avoid going into the tie break, where Carlsen will surely be a heavy favourite to win.
In the press conference, Carlsen conceded that there wasn't much for him in the game. Caruana also commented that nothing much happened in game 11.
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Mr. Cruz ought to have highlighted two other bills that would have done much more for the homeowners. For instance, HB 1514 (Rep. June Robinson) would have required landlords to provide 18-months notice of closing their manufactured housing communities — some real time for the homeowners to prepare for their future.
Additionally, HB 1798 (Rep. Joan McBride) would have provided nonprofit housing agencies and housing authorities an opportunity to purchase communities that were being sold. This bill would have opened the door for King County Housing Authority, the Low Income Housing Institute, or some other eligible organization, to negotiate a purchase and sale agreement with the landlord. Each of these bills, if passed, would have been of great benefit to Firs home owners. Councilmember Peter Kwon and the SeaTac City Council did not support either bill.
Additionally, there is every possibility that the homeowners will be able to stay at the Firs. The city's own relocation ordinance requires that all 70 homeowners and their families (200 people in all) be relocated to acceptable, affordable, and sustainable housing. Until they are successfully relocated, the Firs will stay open, under the city's laws. The Homeowner's Association is working hard to pull together the funding needed to purchase the Firs and thanks to the impressive work of Rep. Mia Gregerson, there is already $2.5 million set aside in the state's capital budget to help with the acquisition of the Firs.
I have worked with these homeowners. If they are relocated, they will still lose their homes and all their equity, since there is nowhere else affordable to move their homes. In addition, their homes will be destroyed and neither the current land owner, nor any future developer, is required to pay one dime toward the cost of relocation.
At a time when this area, including SeaTac where the Firs is located, is facing a shortage of affordable housing, protections for both homeowners and landowners must be equitably enforced, and displaced homeowners must be made whole.


After installing XFS script, it has hijaced my server. I can't create addidtional folders for my own use, like create forums or some backups. Everytime i create a folder under www and visit it, I get the file not found error by XFS in browser.
what control panel you use ?
No control panel. It's a direct server.


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Q: How can I output rows with a blank field involving a query using multiple JOINS and GROUP_CONCAT in MySQL? I am having trouble with either my JOINS or the GROUP_CONCAT function in a MySQL query I am trying to write. I have a database with the following tables and enough sample rows to help someone answer my question:
actor table -
actor_id [PK] | actor_name
--------------+--------------
ryan-reynolds | Ryan Reynolds

actress table -
actress_id [PK]    | actress_name
-------------------+-------------------
blake-lively       | Blake Lively
morena-baccarin    | Morena Baccarin
brianna-hildebrand | Brianna Hildebrand

studio table -
studio_id [PK]        | studio_name
----------------------+----------------------
twentieth-century-fox | Twentieth Century Fox
warner-bros           | Warner Bros.
audiovisual-aval-sgr  | Audiovisual Aval SGR

movie table -
movie_id [PK] | movie_title   | studio_id [FK]        | movie_date
--------------+---------------+-----------------------+---------------
1             | Deadpool      | twentieth-century-fox | 2016-02-12
2             | Green Lantern | warner-bros           | 2011-06-17
3             | Buried        | audiovisual-aval-sgr  | 2010-10-15

movie_actors table -
actor_id [FK] | movie_id [FK]
--------------+--------------
ryan-reynolds | 1
ryan-reynolds | 2
ryan-reynolds | 3

movie_actresses table -
actress_id [FK]    | movie_id [FK]
-------------------+--------------
blake-lively       | 2
morena-baccarin    | 1
brianna-hildebrand | 1

The MySQL query I am trying to write is to return a list of movies for a specific actor, "Ryan Reynolds", along with the movie's release date, studio and then a concatenation of the actresses that also starred in the movie (if there are any). I have written the following query:
SELECT
    movie_date,
    movie_title,
    studio_name,
    GROUP_CONCAT(actress_name SEPARATOR ", ") AS all_actress_names
FROM
    movie
NATURAL JOIN studio NATURAL JOIN movie_actors NATURAL JOIN movie_actresses NATURAL JOIN actress WHERE actor_id = "ryan-reynolds"
GROUP BY
    movie_id
ORDER BY
    movie_date
DESC

But it doesn't return the movie "Buried" because I don't have any actresses linked to that movie. The ouput is as follows:
movie_date | movie_title   | studio_name           | all_actress_names
-----------+---------------+-----------------------+------------------------------------
2016-02-12 | Deadpool      | Twentieth Century Fox | Morena Baccarin, Brianna Hildebrand
2011-06-17 | Green Lantern | Warner Bros.          | Blake Lively

How can I edit my query to return all the movies? Leaving the "all_actress_names" field blank for "Buried", like so:
movie_date | movie_title   | studio_name           | all_actress_names
-----------+---------------+-----------------------+------------------------------------
2016-02-12 | Deadpool      | Twentieth Century Fox | Morena Baccarin, Brianna Hildebrand
2011-06-17 | Green Lantern | Warner Bros.          | Blake Lively
2010-10-15 | Buried        | Audiovisual Aval SGR  |

I think I may be using the wrong JOINS. But it could also be because GROUP_CONCAT is returning a NULL. I have tried using ISNULL, IFNULL and COALESCE on the "actress_name" field, with no luck though.

A: *

*First, you need to use left join to link your query to actresses as it is possible to have zero of them.

*Second, you need to use IFNULL or COALESCE as you said in order to manage NULL values.

See the following query :
SELECT
    movie_date,
    movie_title,
    studio_name,
    GROUP_CONCAT(IFNULL(actress_name,'') ORDER BY actress_name SEPARATOR ", ") AS all_actress_names
FROM
    movie M
NATURAL JOIN studio S
NATURAL JOIN movie_actors MAM
LEFT JOIN movie_actresses MAW ON MAW.movie_id = M.movie_id
LEFT JOIN actress AW ON MAW.actress_id = AW.actress_id
WHERE
    actor_id = "ryan-reynolds"
GROUP BY
    M.movie_id
ORDER BY
    movie_date
DESC

SEE DEMO HERE


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Graham Backs Critical Born Alive Legislation
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made this statement on today's vote on S. 311, Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
Munich Security Conference Attendees Advocate Small Contingent of American Forces Remain in Syria
WASHINGTON -- A bipartisan group of United States Senators and members of the U.S. House of Representatives today released this letter to President Trump regarding Syria.
Graham Applauds Trump Decision to Leave Troops in Syria
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) made this statement on reports President Trump will leave 200 American troops in Syria.
Graham Statement on President's Intent to Nominate Jeffrey Rosen for Deputy Attorney General
WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made this statement on President Donald Trump's intent to nominate Jeffrey A. Rosen to be the Deputy Attorney General at the Department of Justice.
Senate Confirms Barr as Attorney General
WASHINGTON – Today, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) released this statement on the confirmation of William Barr as Attorney General of the United States. Barr was confirmed by a vote of 54-45.
Graham Backs Spending Bill, President's Use of Executive Power to Build Additional Wall-Barrier
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made this statement on the funding bill and President Trump's expected decision to declare a national emergency to build additional wall-barriers.
Graham Statement on McCabe
WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made this statement reacting to former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe's interview with 60 Minutes.
Graham Joins President Trump for Swearing-In of Recently Confirmed Attorney General William Barr
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today joined President Donald Trump for the swearing-in of Attorney General William Barr.
Graham Leads Congressional Delegation to Munich Security Conference
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) will lead a bipartisan Congressional Delegation to attend this weekend's Munich Security Conference (MSC).
Graham: Barr Will Be "An Outstanding Attorney General For This Country"
WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) discussed the nomination of William Barr to serve as the Attorney General of the United States.


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Senator Abbott may refer to:

Ambrose Abbott (1813–1882), Maine State Senate
Amos Abbott (1786–1868), Massachusetts State Senate
Burroughs Abbott (1830–1905), South Dakota State Senate
Chauncey M. Abbott (1822–1863), New York State Senate
Frank Abbott (politician) (1828–1893)
Jack Abbott (The Young and the Restless), fictional member of the Wisconsin State Senate
Joseph Carter Abbott (1825–1881), United States Senator from North Carolina
Josiah Gardner Abbott (1814–1891), Massachusetts State Senate
Othman A. Abbott (1842–1935), Nebraska State Senate

See also
Leon Abbett (1837–1894), New Jersey State Senate

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The Final Four for the Caller-Times Athlete of the Year has been chosen. See who made it.
Athletes from Sinton, Calallen, and Bishop are finalists for HS Athlete of the Year.
The Final Four for the Caller-Times Athlete of the Year has been chosen. See who made it. Athletes from Sinton, Calallen, and Bishop are finalists for HS Athlete of the Year. Check out this story on caller.com: https://www.caller.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/07/01/voting-continues-caller-times-high-school-athlete-year/1601354001/
Quinton Martinez, Corpus Christi Caller Times Published 10:20 a.m. CT July 1, 2019 | Updated 1:33 p.m. CT July 5, 2019
Since January the Caller-Times has recognized the best high school performances in all spring sports by naming finalists and allowing readers to vote for the athlete of the week.
Across the South Texas, 18 different athletes were honored as Caller-Times Athlete of the Week.
Readers voted last week on caller.com and pared the list from 18 to eight athletes in the quest to name the Corpus Christi-area High School Athlete of the Year.
Those eight semifinalists have been paired down to the final four. The final round of voting will begin Monday, July 8.
A total of 4,851 people voted with Lizette Del Angel leading the way with 1,057 votes or 22 percent.
Here are last week's vote totals:
Lizette Del Angel, Calallen softball, 1,057 (22 percent)
Nic Hernandez, Bishop baseball, 1,009 (21 percent)
Marcus Villarreal, Sinton boys basketball, 810 (17 percent)
Kaylle Lopez, Sinton softball, 695 (14 percent)
Matthew Ramirez, Odem boys basketball, 614 (13 percent)
Hannah Griffith, Bishop softball, 482 (10 percent)
Breanna Carr, Santa Gertrudis Academy Softball, 163 (3 percent)
Sylvia Ozuna, Moody girls basketball, 21 votes
Voting totals do not carry over and reset each week.
See the accomplishments that earned each individual the weekly honor and vote below.
HERE ARE THE FINAL FOUR REMAINING NOMINEES FOR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
• Marcus Villarreal, Sinton boys basketball, Feb. 25-March 2 — Villarreal scored 33 points in a regional quarterfinal win against Pleasanton, including a game-tying 3- pointer that sent the game to overtime. The Pirates' regional tournament appearance was the first since 1999.
The Sinton Pirates play the Navasota Rattlers in the Region IV-4A tournament at the Steinke Physical Education Center in Kingsville on Friday, March 1, 2019. (Photo: Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times)
• Lizette Del Angel, Calallen softball, March 4-9 — Was 2 for 4 with a grand slam, triple and five RBI in a win against Laredo Cigarroa. Del Angel later helped Calallen to the Class 5A state championship game.
Calallen's Lizette del Angel pitches during the game against Flour Bluff in their first game in the Class 5A regional final series, Wednesday, May 22, 2019, at Cabaniss Softball Field. Calallen won, 2-1. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
• Kaylle Lopez, Sinton softball, March 25-30 — Lopez recorded five hits last week, was 2 for 4 against Beeville in a key district showdown and had three hits, one home run and a three RBI against West Oso.
Beeville will take on Sinton in a District 31-4A softball game, Tuesday, March 26, 2019. Sinton won, 4-1. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
• Nic Hernandez, Bishop baseball, April 29-May 4 — Hernandez struck out 12 batters in a five-inning no-hitter in a bi-district win against Monte Alto. Hernandez also had a bases clearing triple in the first inning.
Nic Hernandez, Bishop (Photo: Corpus Christi Hooks)
These players have been named Caller-Times High School Athletes of the Week
Calallen softball player Lizette Del Angel has been voted the Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for March 11-16. Courtney Sacco/Caller-Times
Odem boys basketball player Matthew Ramirez was named the Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for Jan. 7-12. Rachel Denny Cllow/Caller-Times
Flour Bluff swimmer Alex Wallett was named the Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for Jan. 14-19. Quinton Martinez/Caller-Times
London sophomore basketball player Hannah Cazalas. Courtesy London High School Athletics
Moody sophomore girls basketball player Sylvia Ozuna was named the Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for Jan. 28-Feb. 2. Quinton Martinez/Caller-Times
IWA's Lucas Vanzella Beltrami helped the Angels earn three medals at the TAPPS State Swim Meet and was named the Caller-Times High School Athlete of the Week for Feb. 4-9. Courtesy photo
Vote now for High School Athlete of the Week!
All or Nothing: Sinton's coach's debut season
Updated state polls and this week's high school schedules
Who won the Athlete of the Week?
High School Basketball Top 10 Rankings
Strong second half propels TCU past Texas Tech


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Q: Swift: Draw on image without changing its size (Aspect fill) I have a simple view controller where the entire screen is an imageView. The imageView has its content mode set to UIViewContentMode.scaleAspectFill. I can draw on the picture, but as soon as I do the image shrinks horizontally. This messing up the quality of the image and I'm not sure exactly why it's happening.
I looked at this question, but I didn't understand the only answer. I think the issue is with the way I am drawing and that rect is shrinking the image.
class AnnotateViewController: UIViewController {

    @IBOutlet weak var imageView: UIImageView!

    var lastPoint = CGPoint.zero
    var fromPoint = CGPoint()
    var toPoint = CGPoint.zero
    var brushWidth: CGFloat = 5.0
    var opacity: CGFloat = 1.0

     @IBAction func startDrawing(_ sender: Any) {
        self.isDrawing = !self.isDrawing
        if isDrawing {
            self.imageView.isUserInteractionEnabled = true
            showColorButtons()
        }
        else {
            self.imageView.isUserInteractionEnabled = false
            hideColorButtons()
        }
    }

    override func touchesBegan(_ touches: Set<UITouch>, with event: UIEvent?) {
        if let touch = touches.first {
            lastPoint = touch.preciseLocation(in: self.imageView)
        }
    }

    func drawLineFrom(fromPoint: CGPoint, toPoint: CGPoint) {
        UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions(self.imageView.bounds.size, false, 0.0)
        imageView.image?.draw(in: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: screenSize.width, height: screenSize.height))

        let context = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext()
        context?.move(to: fromPoint)
        context?.addLine(to: toPoint)

        context?.setLineCap(CGLineCap.round)
        context?.setLineWidth(brushWidth)
        context?.setStrokeColor(red: 255, green: 0, blue: 0, alpha: 1.0)
        context?.setBlendMode(CGBlendMode.normal)
        context?.strokePath()

        imageView.image = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext()
        imageView.alpha = opacity
        UIGraphicsEndImageContext()

    }

    override func touchesMoved(_ touches: Set<UITouch>, with event: UIEvent?) {
        if let touch = touches.first {
            let currentPoint = touch.preciseLocation(in: self.imageView)
            drawLineFrom(fromPoint: lastPoint, toPoint: currentPoint)
            lastPoint = currentPoint
        }
    }
}

UPDATE - SOLUTION
I finally got back to working on this problem. Looking at this question, I was able to use the accepted answer to solve my problem. Below is my updated code:
func drawLineFrom(fromPoint: CGPoint, toPoint: CGPoint) {
        UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions(imageView.bounds.size, true, 0.0)

        let aspect = imageView.image!.size.width / imageView.image!.size.height
        let rect: CGRect
        if imageView.frame.width / aspect > imageView.frame.height {
            let height = imageView.frame.width / aspect
            rect = CGRect(x: 0, y: (imageView.frame.height - height) / 2,
                          width: imageView.frame.width, height: height)
        } else {
            let width = imageView.frame.height * aspect
            rect = CGRect(x: (imageView.frame.width - width) / 2, y: 0,
                          width: width, height: imageView.frame.height)
        }
        imageView.image?.draw(in: rect)

        let context = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext()
        context?.move(to: fromPoint)
        context?.addLine(to: toPoint)
        context?.setLineCap(CGLineCap.round)
        context?.setLineWidth(brushWidth)
        context?.setStrokeColor(red: self.red, green: self.green, blue: self.blue, alpha: 1.0)
        context?.setBlendMode(CGBlendMode.normal)
        context?.strokePath()

        imageView.image = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext()
        annotatedImage = imageView.image
        imageView.alpha = opacity
        UIGraphicsEndImageContext()
    }

A: This line:
imageView.image?.draw(in: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: screenSize.width, height: screenSize.height))

Draws the image at the aspect ratio of the screen, but your image is probably not at the same aspect ratio (the ratio of width to height).
I think this might be useful: UIImage Aspect Fit when using drawInRect?