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Meet the Team
Dr Peter Johnston
GDC Reg: 67704
Peter Johnston is our principal dentist and owner here at Castleton. Having taken over the partnership in 1998, there is no denying Peter has experience on his side.
Peter qualified in 1992 and went on to complete further qualifications (DPDS) in Restorative dentistry and Endodontics in 2000. Peter has a special interest in and is passionate about Endodontics enabling a perfectionism to take form through thorough and intricate root canal fillings. In recent years, Peter has taken over sole ownership of the practice as we saw his colleague, Ulla Morrison, retire after 30 years at the practice. Peter’s sheer talent, hand in hand with his professionalism and knowledge of the industry, contribute to his long established and adoring patient base. Despite 2017 marking Peter’s 20th year at Castleton Dental, word of mouth around Farnham still serves Castleton well, reflected by our ever-growing list of patients.
Peter is an avid sportsman, with interest in playing squash and golf. He enjoys skiing with his family and is always paying close attention to what’s happening at Wimbledon. Peter is married with 3 children and loves spending quality time with them– even though he feels his children are growing up too fast!
Dr Lara Kriek
GDC Reg: 243998
Lara Kriek has been a hugely successful addition to the team here at the Castleton Dental Practice, having joined in April 2021. We are thrilled that Lara is working exclusively with us. We expect that this will be welcome news to Lara’s patients, as the feedback we have received is faultless. Lara is a prime example of setting exemplary standards in regard to patient care and efficiency, with a calm and gentle approach, tailoring each treatment plan individually, contributing to a trustworthy patient-dentist relationship. Lara has completed a Masters in Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry with Distinction, from the University of Manchester, enabling her to improve patient’s confidence through their smile. This paired with her success in being a Elite Invisalign provider, contribute to her transformational smile makeovers. During her studies, Lara was awarded the Academy of Operative Dentistry, for consistent excellence in clinical dentistry. She also received the Alfred Woodhouse prize for academic excellence, awarded by Guys Kings St Thomas. Lara was also nominated by the Private Dentistry Awards as a finalist for the Best Young Dentist in the Southeast. In her spare time, Lara has recently developed a love for woodwork, undertaking workshops to widen her knowledge in carpentry. Lara also enjoys keeping fit at the gym and loves nothing more than spending time with her family. We are incredibly pleased to welcome Lara to our team.
Dr Lovepreet Heer
GDC Reg: 284623
- Derma Medical beginner + advanced botox + fillers course – Oct 2020
Dr Caoimhe Doherty
Implantologist & Oral Surgeon
GDC Reg: 176521
Caoimhe Doherty joined Castleton in 2021 and has a special interest in oral surgery, intravenous sedation, and implants, and is currently working two days a month with us, with her main focus being implant and extraction cases. Caoimhe graduated from Queens University Belfast in 2009 with distinctions. She then went on to undertake 3 years training in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery before going into general practice. Caoimhe has a Master’s degree in implantology and continues to expand her knowledge, in order to provide the most innovative treatment to her patients. In her spare time, Caoimhe enjoys travelling to experience different food and culture, especially to countries where she can bring a snowboard or kayak.
Dr Nancy Girgis
Dental Surgeon with Special Interest in Periodontology
GDC Reg: 224329
Dr Nancy Girgis graduated in 2000 from the University of Ain Shams in Egypt, with awards in General Medicine, General Surgery and Operative Dentistry. Nancy is an experienced Dentist with over 20 years of clinical experience and 10 years of academic experience in the UK. Over the years, she has covered different roles within the dental profession, both clinical as a General Dentist and academic as a Senior Honorary Lecturer. Nancy has recognised the importance of periodontal health and how much it has an influence on her patients’ quality of life. She developed a passion for treating all forms of gum disease and this led her to start her Masters degree in Periodontology at the Eastman Dental Institute, the world-leading, academic centre for postgraduate dentistry and translational research, based in London UK. Her clinical expertise includes the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal and peri-implant diseases. She provides an array of different treatments that could prevent the loss of teeth as a result of gum disease. Currently, she is training to enhance her skills in plastic periodontal and peri-implant surgery such as the treatment of gum recession, and in regenerative periodontal treatments. Nancy’s approach to care is to focus on the patient’s wellbeing and long-term interests. She will consult her colleagues and wider experts to ensure optimal treatments. Nancy considers trust a primary driving factor in her ethical approach to treatment.
GDC Reg: 4125
Meet Andrea Jay, our longest serving hygienist at the practice, having started with us in 2007.
She qualified from Birmingham Dental School in 1991, and was awarded the Ash Instruments/Dentsply Prize for The Best Clinical Performance. She lives locally with her husband and 2 grown up daughters.
She is a member of the British Society of Dental Hygienist and Therapists and The British Society of Periodontology.
She enjoys keeping up to date with CPD and attending lectures. She has thoroughly enjoyed learning the new latest in EMS AirFlow technology which is now on offer here at Castleton. She has a non lecturing, friendly approach when treating her patients here at Castleton. She enjoys keeping fit with pilates and “slow jogging” 5K regularly around her local area! Cooking and gardening also keeps Andrea busy now her 2 daughters have flown the nest.
GDC Reg: 6541
Katy Gandhi is one of our hygienists here at Castleton. Katy qualified as a hygienist at Cardiff Dental Hospital, University Hospital of Wales in 2004. She joined Castleton Dental Practice in 2014 and has a special interest in patients with periodontal disease, dental implants and those undergoing orthodontic treatment. She provides individually tailored oral health advice in a relaxed and friendly manner and keeps up to date with current General Dental Council requirements for continued professional development. She is a member of the British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy.
GDC Reg: 2183
We are thrilled to announce that our highly skilled hygienist, Lucy Rogers, has returned to our dental team. Lucy is a vital member of our team and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our practice.
With her expertise in dental hygiene, Lucy is dedicated to helping our patients maintain healthy teeth and gums through regular cleanings and preventative care. She works closely with our dentists to provide personalized treatment plans that address each patient’s unique needs.
Lucy is known for her gentle and thorough approach, and our patients have come to appreciate her kind and caring demeanour. Her passion for oral health and commitment to patient care have made her a valued member of our team, and we are delighted to welcome her back.
GDC Reg: 119150
Holly qualified as a dental nurse in 2005 and has years of dental experience on her side – with dental nursing and reception duties both coming naturally to her, she is a favourite amongst our clinicians for her efficiency and dedication in practice. Holly has recently been made Castleton’s Practice Manager! She has been appointed to this role because she approaches every patient situation with empathy and kindness and always goes above and beyond for every patient. When Holly isn’t spending time with her husband and children, she likes to sing and act, enjoys keeping fit at the gym and loves to socialise with friends.
Registered Dental Nurse / Receptionist
GDC Reg: 280931
Molly Marshall has been part of our team here at Castleton since October 2021 and is a highly registered dental nurse. Despite loving her nursing career, Molly can be found both in surgery and on the reception desk, helping out in every way she can. Molly trained to be a dental nurse at the Dental Hospital in Bristol in 2016, learning every aspect of dental nursing and worked there for two years prior to entering general practice. Before joining our team, she worked at a mixed NHS practice and private practice in Bagshot and gained knowledge in implants.
Molly has just bought her first house with her partner and spends her spare time renovating it and socialising with friends.
Registered dental Nurse/ Receptionist
GDC Reg: 300249
Despite being a new member of the team, Neave has settled into the practice very well and we are delighted to have her. Neave qualified as a dental nurse in 2022 and holds a Diploma in Dental Nursing Level 3 QCF City & Guilds 2021. Neave can be found both in surgery and at reception, helping in all areas of the practice.
Outside of work, Neave enjoys looking after her baby boy.
Registered Dental Nurse
GDC Reg: 152002
Nicky is our longest serving nurse, who has got years of dentistry experience behind her.
Nicky joined Castleton in 2013, but has been a dental nurse for 35 years, meaning she has worked with many dentists in her career and now continues in this style by mostly working with Peter and Andrea.
Living locally, Nicky fills her free time with catching up with her two grown up daughters, who are both nurses. Nicky also enjoys cooking and travelling.
Lead Dental Nurse
GDC Reg: 285116
Geraldine Coomber is our lead dental nurse here at the practice. She is a registered general nurse in the Philippines as well as being a dental nurse. We are excited to announce that Gerry gained a diploma in implant nursing in 2023, which she puts to use, working alongside our lovely Caoimhe.
Gerry is also sedation trained, enabling her to work closely with our nervous patients, helping to put them at ease. Gerry is always working her hardest to ensure a seamless working environment for all staff. In her spare time, Gerry likes attending comedy nights with her husband.
Registered Dental Nurse
GDC reg: 156156
Kim Boswell is one of our registered dental nurses here at Castleton. She joined us in October 2021 as she moved down to Farnham from London. As she is used to the fast-paced dental world in Central London, Kim is an efficient and well organised individual, which resonates in the way she works. You will usually find Kim in the hygienist surgery nursing with our lovely hygienist Katy. In her spare time, Kim loves socialising with friends and enjoying days out with her two sons.
Registered Dental Nurse
GDC Reg: 314601
Kaytie has joined Castleton after gaining experience as a receptionist at a practice in Sandhurst, during her time there, she grew increasingly interested in the dental nursing side of the industry and has now completed her training here at Castleton. She has been a valued member of our team since January 2021. We are excited to announce that Kaytie completed her Diploma in Dental Nursing in July 2023. In her spare time, Kaytie enjoys spending time with her family, she has twin daughters, who inspired her to start her own bow making business and she enjoys nothing more than walking her 2 dogs: Perry and Winnie, on the beach.
Registered Dental Nurse / Receptionist
GDC Reg: 297268
Sumi Gurung is the newest member of our team here at Castleton and qualified as a registered dental nurse in 2021. You will see Sumi both in surgery and on the desk, helping in every way she can.
In her spare time Sumi enjoys baking and water painting.
In Demand Services
Here at Castleton, we offer highly sought after services including Invisalign, composite bonding, implants, Airflow hygiene treatments (GBT), and many more.
Latest Innovative Technology
Our new iTero scanner, originated in San Jose, California, is our latest technological advancement in the practice. This method enables us to minimise patient discomfort by almost eliminating the need for impressions, unlike previous technologies. This time-saving and safe process, enables you to see your digital dental images.
The Best Qualified Team
Every member of the team here at Castleton, including our receptionists, are fully qualified and registered with the General Dental Council, ensuring a seamless experience throughout your dental journey.
Why Choose Us?
Here at Castleton Dental, we pride ourselves on efficiency and competence. Enabling all patients’ to have a comfortable, satisfiable and stress-free experience with every visit.
No matter the appointment, whether it be a routine checkup, hygiene appointment or as part of a detailed treatment plan, each and every visit to Castleton Dental will be personally tailored to your every need and requirement.
Despite us being proud of our established practice and its staff, this is only reflected in our Facebook and Google reviews, which is how most of our prospective patients’ find us.
Call Us: 01252 715576
11 Castle Street
Mon – Thurs – 08:30am – 05:15pm
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“She doesn’t even go here!”
Sound familiar? It’s a line so many of this generation are familiar with. Actress Jill Morrison got her start on the big screen as the young, emotional girl who wanted everyone to be happy in the blockbuster hit movie Mean Girls. We’re happy to say that Jill has come so far since then.
Since her breakout role in the film, Jill has been working steadily for almost 10 years. Along with an impressive list of guest starring roles, viewers will most recently recognize Jill from CityTV. Jill has a hilarious recurring role on “Package Deal”, a series in front of a live audience that boasts guest stars like Pamela Anderson and Eugene Levy. Jill will also be appearing in a recurring role for “When Calls The Heart”, a new series for the popular Hallmark network.
We recently had the opportunity to exclusively chat with Jill about her upcoming role on “When Calls The Heart”, her role on “Package Deal”, and what fans can expect from her next.
Read on for our interview with Jill Morrison:
Pop City Life: How did you decide to get into acting? Were you inspired or influenced by anyone?
Jill Morrison: I always knew I wanted to be an actor, from when I was a tot. I just always knew. I loved to make my family laugh, and anyone I met really. I grew up in small towns so opportunities were thin. I was a part of any community theatre I could get my hands on, I loved the stage and wanted so much to be up there. When it came the end of high school, a small town girl with very little knowledge- I auditioned for university acting programs and soon was off to the University of Windsor to dedicate myself to a classically trained acting program for four years. After that, I was ready to audition for whatever I could get my hands on.
And it’s been a tumbleweed, up and down. But I have always been inspired by others, I loved the movies, and my blood would boil when I would hear the 20th Century Fox music, I wanted it. I grew up watching sitcoms, and wishing so much that I could act out all the silly things I saw on TV. When I was young it was certain shows that inspired me, Third Rock from the Sun to 21 Jumpstreet. I wanted to be dramatic and to run from monsters, and I wanted to make people laugh. I think SNL was a big one for me though, I loved all the different characters on the show. I feel like I could list so many actors that inspire me, so I will choose the three I grew up watching and admiring, and studying – Of course, Meryl, then Kate and Reese.
Your breakout role in ‘Mean Girls’ has become practically iconic. In my opinion, ‘Mean Girls’ is this generation’s ‘Clueless’. How does it feel to be apart of something so memorable and loved?
Jill: I still laugh at the amount of attention I get for Mean Girls. When I filmed that it was my first time on set. I was pretty scared. Doing that scene in front of hundreds of extras, and Tina Fey of all people. I never could have forseen what it would do for me. It has been quite a blessing for me in my career, leading me to other jobs and opportunities. It always makes me smile when someone expresses their feelings to me about that part, or reenact the lines to me. People love to yell out ‘She doesn’t even go here’ quite often. Its pretty cool how it always makes everyone laugh. So I would say it’s pretty wonderful to be a part of something like that.
Can you talk a little bit about your role on Package Deal? How would you describe your character and the series for someone thinking of tuning in?
Jill: As I watch the episodes every week of Package Deal, I really see how unique it is. The characters on it are different from any I can see on TV! Sheldon and Ryan raised their brother Danny, giving them a ‘special bond’. Danny’s girlfriend Kim has to deal with all this. Nikki sneaks her way into the group, and is a blast to play. Whenever you have to bite your lip in life from saying something inappropriate, or not saying what you really wanted to say, Nikki says it. Which is so fun. She lives for the now, enjoys life and doesn’t worry too much about what anyone thinks. She is sarcastic and sassy, and that bump in her dress is her flask.
Playing her and being on the set with my funny family was the most wonderful experience of my life. It was so incredible to be able to grow with this character and to play out all the shenanigans that occur in Package Deal. You never know what to expect from the characters when you watch the show, what they could be up to – always something different or over the line. And then there is this lovely element of sweetness and love for each other on top of wackiness. And also, check out the list of names behind the creator and writers. I would just swallow my disbelief sometimes when I would listen to their stories of when they wrote or worked on ‘Roseanne’ or ‘Seinfeld’ or ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ or ‘Grace Under Fire’… the list keeps going. Package Deal has a whole bunch of brilliant Canadians who came together and created gold. So many talented people brought this show to CityTV, and that’s why I think it will continue to grow its fan base. At the end of the day, people like to laugh and that’s what you can expect from PD :).
After appearing in many films and guest starring roles, is there something you prefer about the sitcom format as an actress?
Jill: Learning the four camera technique for Package Deal was the most challenged I have ever been as an actress. I was lucky to be taught by the most amazing people, but it is very exciting to be challenged like that everyday, to constantly be on your toes, to stay sharp. While filming, the writers are constantly giving the cast new lines. Which is amazing, often occurring in front of the live audience- they come up and tell us our new lines, sometimes 2-3 new ones, and its all verbal.
In the first week, I was scrambling to find a pen to write down my new lines that I was about to roll on. As I grew within the format, I thrived under the thrilling challenge of a new line. I loved the challenge, loved the way we moved and used our instincts together. To work closely with the camera operators to make it all work, to watch the writers huddle around each other and come up with brilliance, to feel free to play as your character, and how the writers would enrich the character with the actor as the series goes, and how we would develop this person together, it was incredible. It was truly a dream come true for me to do this everyday, to be a part of a crew and a cast that were a family together, using our instincts, skills, and talents to create something special. All with the same goal, to create laughter. Normally on set, all you hear when rolling is the actors lines or ‘shhhh’. On a sitcom, go ahead, laugh. It was freeing for everybody, and I think coming to that environment everyday could only develop something worth your time, and your funny bone.
You’ll also be appearing next year in the Hallmark series When Calls The Heart. Can you talk about how you got involved with the series? How did you react when you found out you got the part?
Jill: When Calls the Heart has been such a lovely experience. The moment I got the script for the audition, I connected to it deeply. I am always really happy when I can be a part of something that makes people happy, make them laugh yes, but I know people need to watch TV or movies sometimes and just forget about their problems. It’s so nice to be a part of something that is pure storytelling, that you know will make people feel good when they watch it. And it’s such a good feeling to know we are doing that with this series. As a child, I loved ‘Little House on the Prairie’, I used to watch it with my sisters and my parents.
Michael Landon always reminded us of our own Dad, and he has since passed away. It has a special place in our hearts that show. So when I saw who I was auditioning for, who was doing this show, Michael Landon Jr. I felt so many things. Also just privileged to audition for him, he was like a light when I walked in the room, and that experience with him was almost enough. Of course, getting the part is better! I have loved being on the set and this experience was enriched by one of my best friends in the world also cast in it, Loretta Walsh. I have been so lucky to work with amazing directors while on the show, and everyone there is so nice and happy to do such an amazing project. Working on a period piece, everyone involved is working hard to make it magical. I think it’s a show that will be on TV for many years, and that a lot of people will love how much of our history it tells, and the incredible perseverance of people in such hardships as a failing coal mining town, and the strength of woman. It’s been a real honor to work on it.
Your resume is already so impressive and it just continues to grow. What does it mean to you to be so successful and to get to say you have shared the screen with some fantastic actors and actresses?
Jill: It’s been ten years since my first job, Mean Girls, and it’s been amazing. I have met some incredible people, worked with idols and had my dreams come true. It has also been an incredible struggle, with many ups and downs. It not an easy path. But when I think about this question, I feel deeply happy about my experiences. I worked and fought for them, and they have been worth every step. That’s what I always say to younger or less experienced actors, just keep going, even if it sucks sometimes, cause it’s worth it. So worth it. I feel deeply blessed and lucky to be able to do this for a living, to live my dream, and I can’t wait to keep going and keep doing more. And sometimes I do wanna pinch myself when I am working with people I have looked up to for years.
Your role in LEAP 4 YOUR LIFE is described as mostly improvised. Is improvised comedy something you are looking to explore more of in the future? Is this something that comes naturally for you?
Jill: Leap for Your life was so fun. Taylor and Barbara Hill wrote a brilliant script. I was so lucky to act out their lines, and also so lucky that they let me go for it with improvisation. I love to improvise, I feel so free. I started when I was fairly young, starting up improv groups in my community and doing murder mysteries. I remember my first paycheck for $35 for a murder mystery at 15. I loved it right away. I continued to do it throughout university and afterwards, lots of sketch comedy groups. As time went on, I did move away from that world but have used that skill often on set and in auditions. I do feel strong about it and allow myself to just go there without thinking. I have been fortunate enough to do quite a bit of improv on camera.
It would be a dream to be in a Christopher Guest movie, to embody a character and then the freedom to say what you think that person would say. It’s an exhilarating place to be when improvising, to fully take on another person. I recently filmed a role in Step Up 5 where it was completely improvised, it’s challenging too, you have to be sharp! I remember filming To the Mat, and the director told me he was just going to roll and I could do what I wanted. What a golden ticket for an actor! I thrive under that, and have so much fun. Sometimes in my head, I think, “I get payed for this, crazy”
Do you have a “Most Memorable Moment” from your career so far?
Jill: To be honest, the most memorable part of my career has been the first night I filmed in front of the live audience on Package Deal. It felt like I was suppose to be in that spot, on that stage, for the rest of my life. It felt so right, and I felt deeply joyful and also I couldn’t believe it. To do that job, to be in a sitcom. Right before I booked the role, I was planning on leaving for LA, on a mission to be in a sitcom. And then a long came my audition for Nikki, that changed my life. I was finally a part of a TV family. My funny family!
What’s next for you? Is there anything else that you’re working on that fans can look forward to?
Jill: Well, I will be busy working on When Calls the Heart for a while now into the new year, and I am loving my part on the show. I have exciting news for why I will be so busy in the spring and summer, something that will make me and my fans happy, and I sadly cant divulge yet, just that I will be a busy bee having the time of my life…..
Finally, just wanted to say kudos to your “Jurassic Park Phase”. Best movie ever. That must have been hard to reenact in your backyard.
Jill: Haha thanks! I am so glad you appreciate it. It’s amazing how much one can imagine a T Rex chasing you when you have just the right amount of crazy needed to be an actor. I was just re enacting Twilight last night…
We’d like to thank Jill Morrison for taking the time to answer some questions for us. We really appreciate it!
Be sure to check out Jill on “Package Deal” as well as “When Calls The Heart”!
You can stay up-to-date with Jill by following her on Twitter @Jillactress.

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ARLINGTON, Va. — Leadership is one of the most important qualities in the United States Army, but it’s also not easy to nurture — you have to work at it. Which is why the Fort Hood Soldier Recovery Unit in Texas is taking a proactive step to improve leadership by participating in Operation Phantom Action.
OPA equips personnel with the tools they need to lead more effectively, empowering them to take decisive action and hold Soldiers accountable.
“Operation Phantom Action is the perfect opportunity for the SRU to take a hard look at ourselves and see if we’re doing everything possible as leaders to take care of our Soldiers, create a team atmosphere, and build trust across the entire formation," said Lt. Col. Joseph Black, the commander of the SRU.
The five-phase operation started in September and will run for about a year.
After a week or so of preparation involving identifying trainers, standards and resources, the SRU jumped straight into Phantom Action Week in early October, which involved facilitating classes and discussion. The purpose of Phantom Action Week was to establish trust between leaders and Soldiers and create cohesive teams. Operation Phantom Action has three main themes: know your soldiers, leaders taking actions, and holding people accountable.
“Operation Phantom Action is not just a week-long deal — we are in this for the long haul," Black said.
Black pointed to one example of what took place over the week: an interactive suicide awareness and prevention dialogue between himself and the SRU.
"If I've become convinced of anything in learning about this other enemy that we must fight, it's that suicide prevention is a contact sport," he said. "We need to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and normalize the conversation — but we also need to stay engaged. In a movement to contact, rule No. 1 is to maintain contact once it's made. No different here, we have to maintain contact — not virtually, but actually. We each need to pick a few people and call, rather than wait for the phone to ring."
But the week wasn’t just about suicide prevention — Operation Phantom Action also included a counseling program focused on leadership fundamentals.
For example, another session addressed sexual harassment/assault prevention and racism/extremism.
Operation Phantom Action used the Army’s “golden triangle” concept to drive the discussion. The golden triangle refers to the three points of support to a Soldier: their squad, family, and friends.
After Phantom Action Week comes the Leader Book Compilation, where participants complete a book on subordinate leaders and Soldiers, and then the leader certification program which runs into mid-November. During these phases, the SRU will help leaders absorb critical information on their fellow Soldiers so they can take proactive action and hold others accountable.
All of this culminates in Foundation Days, which take place monthly into late 2021. Participants will read articles and official Army regulations, and then engage in awareness training on a range of relevant topics, with individual monthly counseling supplementing it.
The purpose of these monthly events is to follow up and ensure the SRU is aggressively tackling the three primary corrosive threats to the Army: sexual assault and harassment, suicides, and racism/extremism, Black said.
"The Foundation Days strengthen trust within the organization, increasing unit cohesion, and help develop combat power for the III Corps," he said, referring to the corps stationed at Fort Hood.
The idea is to lay the groundwork for growing leaders who will be able to spot something wrong and take decisive action to mitigate it — as well as be held accountable themselves.
“It’s time for the SRU to have some hard conversations," said SRU Command Sgt. Maj. Mauvet Rawls. "These hard/uncomfortable conversations are exactly what will make us a better team.”
The Army Warrior Care and Transition Program is now the Army Recovery Care Program. Although the name has changed, the mission remains the same: to provide quality complex case management to the Army's wounded, ill and injured Soldiers.

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Tom Noble was active/lived in New Mexico. Tom Noble is known for modernist-leaning landscape.
Biography Tom Noble
A resident Taos painter, Tom Noble creates colorful landscapes in wet watercolor, many of them whimsical such as "Abstract Expressionist "Unidentified Flying Objects." His work is known for bright colors thickly applied, and his choice of colors have been influenced by the Hispanics with whom he grew up in Taos.
His grandfather went to Taos in 1898, and his mother arrived in 1934 to study with Andrew Dasburg. As a child, Noble was around the modernist artists who gave lessons at the Harwood Museum for a dollar a session.
He attended architecture school and then was in the military where he did numerous illustrations. He briefly studied psychology and then took watercolor lessons from Sam Smith in Taos.
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Kasargod, Jan 18, 2018: Six people, including five members of a family from Kasargod, were killed today when the car they were travelling in met with an accident in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh.
The mishap took place at about 2.30 AM when the car rammed into a culvert near Mallepalle in Veldurthi Mandal in Kurnool, a senior police official said.
Robins PD, Bismol and their child
P D Robin (35), hailing from Delampady village in Kasaragod district, his father (60) and mother (54), his wife, around 30 years of age, and their four-month-old son died on the spot in the accident, he said.
The car driver, Pawan, was also killed in the mishap.
They were returning from Kottayam, from where Robin’s wife hailed, after "baptism" of their son, to Makhtal village in Telangana’s Mahabubunagar district, where he runs a school, a family friend said.
Robins had started been running a school in Mahabubnagar of Andhra Pradesh for the past 15 years. About one-and-a-half-years ago, he got married to Bismol of Kottayam. The entire family had been to Kottayam for the baptism ceremony of the couple’s child which was held on Sunday January 17. After the ceremony, the family left for Mahabubnagar the same night. Robins had established Kerala Techno High School in Mahabubnagar after finishing his studies.
Family sources said that the mortal remains would be brought to Delampady after post-mortem.


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61 people have contacted by health authorities in Gwynedd after coming into into contact with a staff member at surgery who had measles.
The worker, based at Bronmeirion Surgery, Penrhyndeudraeth, is thought to have been at work for two days while infectious.
The people thought to be at risk have all been contacted by letter or telephone and have been offered the MMR vaccine as a precaution
42 people have already been diagnosed with measles - 30 of them at Ysgol Eifionydd School, Porthmadog. The other 12, whilst local to the area, aren't thought to have direct links to the outbreak
Public Health Wales say that "the majority of cases" have either had no MMR vaccination or only one dose.
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All this week we're looking at some of this year's winners from the Black History Month Youth Award.
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It was a day of tasting, tasting, tasting – and a “Meat” Trivia Triathlon! Last weekend’s 5th Annual National Harbor Wine & Food Festival was a destination event in the inner harbor that brought together area chefs, artisanal craftsmen, culinary pioneers, smooth jazz and other family fun.
This year’s festival included over 150 International wines, spirits and beers featured along with local and regional favorites, available to taste, by the glass and to take home by the bottle.
An expanded VIP Pier (best value!) offered savory and sweet food tastings as well as a Stella Artois/Leffe/Hoegaarden beer tent and a harbor-view music lounge.
As for the day’s other fun — for the first year, the US Beef Council hosted an I Love Beef Trivia Triathlon where contestants (CityPaper’s Nevin Martell, The Washington Lobbyist’s Michael Woestehoff and K Street Kate’s Kate Michael) competed in a three part competition to identify cuts of beef (Where’s the Beef?), answer trivia questions relating to beef (It’s Academic), and a mis-en-place relay to peel potatoes, whisk a marinade and tool meatballs.
The inaugural competition beefed up an already exciting day of dining and drinking.

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Katie Holmes Gets Her Java Jolt
Looking to get her coffee fix, Katie Holmes grabbed some Starbucks on Friday (December 28) in New York City.
The "Jack and Jill" star bundled up in jeans and a black jacket as she left the shop with two steaming hot beverages.
The 34-year-old is currently starring on Broadway in "Dead Accounts" alongside Norbert Leo Butz.
As previously reported by GossipCenter, the show will be closing six weeks early, on January 6, due to poor ticket sales.


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|Contributions||United States. Dept. of Labor. Veteran"s Employment and Training Service|
|LC Classifications||KF26 .V4 2011e|
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|Pagination||iii, 81 p. ;|
|Number of Pages||81|
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The Element Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: The Complete A-Z for the Entire Magical World - Judika Illes 2005
Places: A witch’s Travel Guide
Various places on Earth have developed reputations as being particularly associated with witchcraft. Ancient Greeks associated Thessaly, Thrace, and Etruria as lands of magic. Lucius, hero of the second-century CE novel The Golden Ass, opens his adventures by explaining that he is in the very heart of Thessaly, which he describes as “world-famous as the birthplace of incantations.”
Some places remain associated with magic and witchcraft.

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It comes with great sadness to report such tragic news. A famous NBA athlete's father was killed in a drive-by shooting late Wednesday evening.
At this time, we are asking our readers to keep the family in their thoughts and prayers as they go through such a difficult time. Many fellow athletes and teammates have poured out their condolences to the family. Also, many fans have shared their thoughts and prayers via social media sites. Will you join us in praying for the family as they grieve?
On Wednesday, September 19, in Compton, California, law enforcement tells "TMZ" that 65-year-old Richard Jefferson Sr., father of NBA star Richard Jefferson, was standing in front of a liquor store in a residential area in the 600 block of West Peach Street at around 6:52 p.m.
Shortly before 7 p.m., a dark-colored vehicle pulled up carrying several male passengers when at least one person from inside the car opened fire.
"TMZ" reports that Jefferson Sr. was with two other men at the time of the shooting and it is unclear at this time if he was the target.
Jefferson Sr. was struck in the torso multiple times and was rushed to a nearby hospital. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.
According to police, the investigation is still ongoing. Will you please keep the Jefferson family in your thoughts and prayers?


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Dietary patterns associated with HbA1c and LDL cholesterol among individuals with type 1 diabetes in China
Jaacks, L. M., Crandell, J. L., Mendez, M. A., Lamichhane, A. P., Liu, W., Ji, L., Du, S., Rosamond, W., Popkin, B. M., & Mayer-Davis, E. J. (2015). Dietary patterns associated with HbA1c and LDL cholesterol among individuals with type 1 diabetes in China. Journal of Diabetes and its Complications, 29(3), 343-9. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jdiacomp.2014.12.014
AIMS: To identify dietary patterns that influence cardiometabolic risk among individuals with type 1 diabetes (T1D) in China.
METHODS: Data are from a cross-sectional study of T1D in China (n=99). Dietary intake was assessed using three 24-hour recalls. Reduced rank regression was used to identify dietary patterns from a set of 20 food groups that maximized the explained variation in glycated hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol.
RESULTS: Dietary pattern 1 was characterized by low intakes of wheat products and high-fat cakes, and high intakes of beans and pickled vegetables. Dietary pattern 2 was characterized by low intakes of high-fat cakes, nuts/seeds, fish/shellfish, and teas/coffee, and high intakes of rice and eggs. Participants in the highest tertile of dietary pattern 1 had significantly (p<0.05) higher HbA1c and LDL cholesterol compared to participants in the lowest tertile: mean difference in HbA1c was 1.0 percentage point (11 mmol/mol) and in LDL cholesterol was 0.36 mmol/L after adjustment for age and household income. Dietary pattern 2 was not associated with HbA1c or LDL cholesterol.
CONCLUSIONS: We identified a dietary pattern that is significantly related to HbA1c and LDL cholesterol. These findings provide support for behavioral strategies to prevent complications in individuals with T1D in China.

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A man accused of shooting and killing another man after an altercation inside the Bluebird Theater in 2004 was sentenced last week.
The performer who was among those who was hurt in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 70 last month made an appearance on late-night TV last night.
Members of a band continue to recover Sunday after a crash on Interstate 70 in Aurora left a dozen hurt on Friday.
Several members of a band were among the dozen people injured in a crash involving tour buses for two different bands and two trucks on a foggy stretch of Interstate 70 east of Denver on Friday.
Authorities say a dozen people were injured, including one seriously, after tour buses for two different bands were involved in a chain-reaction crash on a foggy stretch of highway east of Denver.
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New Delhi: A total of 63,489 new cases registered overnight took India’s COVID-19 tally past 25.5 lakh-mark to stand at 25,89,682 on Sunday. In a span of two days, country’s coronavirus tally crossed 1.5 lakh.
Moreover, India has been reporting over 60,000 cases daily since August 7, barring August 11, when it registered 53,601 new infections.
Also, 944 more patients succumbed to the infection across the country in the last 24 hours. The fatality rate has dipped below 2 per cent and stands at 1.94 per cent with total 49,980 COVID-19 deaths.
However, mortality rates are low in India due aggressive testing and early detection coupled with quick isolation and effective treatment protocol, said Union Health Ministry.
About 71.61 per cent (18,62,258 ) people have recovered, including 57,381 patients in the last 24 hours, while 26.45 per cent (6,77,444) are still under treatment.
According to Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the total number of samples tested so far is 2,93,09,703 which includes Saturday’s 7,46,608.
Five most affected states by total counts of positive cases are Maharashtra (5,60,126), Tamil Nadu (3,26,245), Andhra Pradesh (2,64,142), Karnataka (2,03,200) and Delhi (1,50,000).


text: So this is a more intricate design of my Si-fi Blade. Again I did not paint it as I think this deserves some glowing decals...which I have not taken the time to learn how to make. I have made a floating power crystal in the hilt with chains hanging of of either side of the hilt too (you could think of them as power wires or something like that). It is an incredibly large Sword and looks a little funny if you have a large shield on your arm when it is on your back (clipping issue). The Blade is intricate if you take a close look in the design screen......potential to have glowing bits allover if you wish and still keep it looking like dangerous heavy blade.

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Awesome! Actual Crafted Bleach swords and discription plus hilt info :D. There is still some missing and it would be Cool of they were titled to the owner (it's honestly kinda hard to remember who they all go to lol) but still Great Job and please make more :)
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Bridget Biddy Mason Memorial Park
333 S Spring Street, Los Angeles
The Biddy Mason memorial park is dedicated to remember the inspiring story of a 19th-century Los Angeles resident. The memorial is a detailed history of Bridget "Biddy" Mason, who was born into slavery in 19th-century and used her freedom to transform the burgeoning city for the better.
Directions: Amtrak San Joaquin riders arriving at Union station can walk 0.9 miles to the memorial. Head southwest on Union Station Walkway, right on Los Angeles Street, left on Main Street, left on Spring Street, and the memorial will be near the Spring Street and 3rd Street intersection.
4225 S Central Ave, Los Angeles
The Dunbar Hotel is at the center of Los Angeles' jazz scene. Well-known artists such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Bessie Smith, and others have performed and stayed at the Dunbar Hotel.
Directions: Amtrak San Joaquin riders arriving at Union station can take a quick Uber/Lyft ride to the hotel or catch a ride on the Metro bus.

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