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- NAME: Florence Sabin
- OCCUPATION: Educator, Biologist, Immunologist
- BIRTH DATE: November 09, 1871
- DEATH DATE: October 03, 1953
- EDUCATION: Johns Hopkins Medical School
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Central City, Colorado
- PLACE OF DEATH: Denver, Colorado
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Medical researcher Florence Sabin was the first female to graduate from Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1900. She studied the brain and tuberculosis.
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Physician, anatomist, medical researcher, writer. Born on November 9, 1871, in Central City, Colorado. Florence Sabin was a pioneering medical researcher, best known for her work on blood cells and the lymphatic system. She also broke new ground for women in the sciences. Sabin was the first woman to graduate from Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1900 and the first woman to become a full professor at this institution in 1917.
While at Johns Hopkins, Florence Sabin studied anatomy with Dr. Franklin Paine Mall, who became a mentor to her. She conducted research on the structure of the brain, resulting in the book Atlas of the Medulla and Midbrain (1901). In 1902, she joined the faculty of Johns Hopkins University and continued her research. She worked with animal embryos to learn more about the lymphatic system and the development of blood vessels and blood cells.
Florence Sabin's work also shed light on the bacteria that causes tuberculosis. In addition to her research, she was known as an outstanding professor of anatomy. Sabin greatly cared for her students and even hosted events for them at her home. She also served as the first female president of the American Association of Anatomists in 1924. The following year, she was selected to become the first female permanent member of the National Academy of Sciences.
In 1925, Florence Sabin left John Hopkins to work at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Continuing her work on tuberculosis, she studied the immune system and how white blood cells responded to infections. Sabin retired from the institute in 1938 and returned to her home state of Colorado. While living in Denver, she became involved in public health issues.
Known as the "First Lady of American Science," Florence Sabin died on October 3, 1953, in Denver, Colorado. She is considered one of the top medical researchers of her times.
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"UPDATE: Americans used to know this. Paul Revere didn't ride through the streets crying 'the English are coming!".
That's because at the time they were British subjects, and therefore British, not American.
The British used to know this. :)
THERE is only so much a Briton can take. It is always nice when financial commentators throw in a bit of political and historical commentary but please, could they pay a smidgeon of attention to detail?
Take the regular e-mail that landed in my basket from John Mauldin. It usually contains some commentary of interest, and links to other material readers might not see. In this case, he links to Grant Williams' Things that make you go Hmmm commentary, which focuses on the Netherlands. But it is Mauldin himself who writes
Grant then jumps right across the Channel to catch us up on the antics of the English government, whose much-ballyhooed austerity program appears to be anything but, depending as it does on some rather figmentary revenue assumptions and other fiscal legerdemain. I haven't included that portion of this issue of Hmmm, because I want to keep the focus this week on eurozone woes (England is not in the euro and didn't sign the new EU treaty, arousing much Continental ire)
English government? Has devolution been passed overnight without our papers noticing? Or is Mr Mauldin secretly backing the Scottish nationalists who fret that all decisions are made in London? alas, Mr Mauldin is a serial offender on this score and can't be bothered to call the government British, let alone refer to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and northern Ireland. I know it's slightly confusing but the current arrangement has been around for 90 years.
Then, just to make the hackles rise further, in comes Bill Gross of Pimco who writes that
it reminds me of an old movie starring Steve McQueen called The Great Escape where American prisoners of war were confined to a POW camp inside Germany in 1943.
This is a favourite holiday movie on British TV. Now, of course, the film took liberties with history. No American POWs escaped and there was no motorcycle stunt riding, but the added bits with Steve McQueen improved the box office appeal. But even in the movie, it was clear that the vast majority of escapees were European or from the British commonwealth (including James Coburn with an awful Aussie accent). The only three successful escapees were two Norwegians and a Dutchman.
It's only a film, I know, but it commemorates the cold-blooded murder of 50 escapees from 12 different nations, none of them American.
Having got that off my chest, there is only one response left for a true Briton; time for a nice cup of tea.
UPDATE: Americans used to know this. Paul Revere didn't ride through the streets crying "the English are coming!"
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"UPDATE: Americans used to know this. Paul Revere didn't ride through the streets crying 'the English are coming!".
That's because at the time they were British subjects, and therefore British, not American.
The British used to know this. :)
When I lived in the US I always referred to myself as 'English', partly because it rolls of the tongue more easily and partly because it seemed to carry more positive connotations than 'British'.
However, now I live in China I always refer to myself as 'British' because in the Chinese context the word 'English' is strongly associated with the language, rather than the country.
To be fair, in the usual course of things, Americans are unqiue in the world for actually saying "British" even when they are only talking about the "English". In what other country would you hear about a "British accent"?
Perhaps this is what Buttonwoood as getting at with the Red-coat thing.
Living in Boston, I can say that next to no one and I mean no one who doesn't live in the area knows that Revere, Dawes, etc. would have told people something like, "The Regulars are out." Growing up in the Midwest, we barely learned that the rebels described themselves as British. Nearly all Americans think the battle on the road back from Concord was fought from cover in small bands. In fact, the militia lined up in ranks at nearly every corner to face the Regulars, particularly where the curve gave them a natural hill that had to be charged.
Even living in Boston, we barely learn what happened. I found an old history of my town - Brookline, which is the old first wagon stop outside Boston Neck. It was there I learned the relief column that saved the Regulars came out Boston Neck - e.g., by land instead of being rowed across the Charles to land in the swamps of East Cambridge - and then into Brookline Village and up Harvard Street nearly in front of my house. People are surprised when I tell them this and they live here.
If you want to get really hot under the collar, try U-571, Hollywood's version of World War II in which United States sailors capture Enigma code books from a stricken U-boat.
The vital Enigma code books were in fact recovered by British sailors from U-110 in the North Atlantic in May 1941 (before the United States had even entered the war) and from U-559 in the Mediterranean in October 1942.
An account of the latter operation is given in the Wikipedia entry for Lieutenant Francis Anthony Blair Fasson:
The crew of the U-559 surrendered and was taken off with no casualties. Fasson and Grazier, along with NAAFI canteen assistant Tommy Brown, swam naked to the U-559 and entered the sinking submarine in complete darkness to capture instruments and documentation, fully aware that the submarine could sink without warning at any time. Grazier and Fasson continued to search for and hand over documents and equipment until suddenly the submarine "sank like a stone," drowning them both.
Grazier and Fasson were posthumously awarded the George Cross, and Brown the George Medal. It has been suggested that the Victoria Cross was not awarded because it might have drawn unwanted attention to the U-boat's capture.
A cup of tea indeed. There is an ocean between the US and the UK, in Canada we have live in intimate proximity and are the largest consumers of US exports and the largest foreign source of US oil, yet we are barely noticed except as an occasional source of irritating wintery weather south of the border.
P.S. Is it England, Great Britain or The United Kingdom or The British Isles? Is Scotland part of Great Britain? Where does Wales fit in? And I though Canadians had an identity crisis!!
I am British. I am also Welsh.
I am not English. I am also not Scottish.
It is pretty simple.
I of course don't care if people mix it up. If it was a point of confusion then correction would be needed, but there is no argument over what is the correct definition.
Anyone saying 'get over it, you must be English if you are from Britain' is just incorrect. Just as anyone saying you must be, for example, Texan, if you are from the USA would also be incorrect.
We like England better to avoid confusion with Brittany/Bretagne.
As to UK or Great Britain (an anachronism, if ever there was one): sorry to say but in some people's mind the kingdom doesn't appear too united, nor Britain that great.
'some people's mind'
Just yours, judging by your posts. We get it, you have a chip on your shoulder about the UK.
A little obsessed? Go on admit it, it will make you feel better :)
Do you have a point there sir, or did you just stop by to display your rapier wit and amazing talent for ad hominem?
By the way, last time I checked England was a queendom and not a kingdom, so shouldn't it be called UQ? Kings and queens may have gone out of fashion since the French Revolution, but that's not a good reason to get them mixed up.
Who drinks tea in cups?
In the movie, James Coburn escapes to Spain. You see him being led over the mountains.
Yeah, the rest of the English speaking world finds this somewhat baffling. It's like watching a retired sea captain 30 years after retirement still demanding that people salute and call him captain.
Face it, a region called ENGLAND went ahead and unified the British Isles, and you still live under that government. When Scotland and Wales actually become independent, the rest of the world will have to respect that they were once separate kingdoms from England, but not before that. (It wouldn't be fair to Ireland who had to go through a war and actually separate to get that recognition)
If non English British people really want to really get themselves in a lather, go look at what the UK is called in most other language news, (hint: some variation on England.)
Until Scotland and Wales legally separate, or the Queen stops being English, you're all English internationally.
Do you think a Hawaiian would be taken seriously abroad if they started making vehemently sure everyone knew exactly which state they were from because it was once a separate country?
This whole thing is tongue in cheek, but it's sort of weird that British people don't understand that foreign people call a spade a spade and say the English government, because historically, linguistically, by population size, etc. the government of the UK is mostly English.
Historically, the government (David Cameron's outfit) came about as a union of the Scottish and English parliaments (and hence governments) in 1707. Northern Ireland as part of the same government is a remnant of another act of union with the Irish parliament in 1800. Wales was conquered by England centuries before and, I believe, was subsumed by an act of union in 1536.
English is spoken in the UK parliament, but also in the US one, for example. I don't think language is a good determinant.
It's merely reflecting reality.
82% of MPs are English.
The support for the Euro among the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish pre-crisis indicates that, if it wasn't for the English, the UK would be in the Euro.
Finally, Gross's comment is (mostly) valid if referring to the film and not the historical event.
Even in the film, only two escapees (James Garner and Steve McQueen) are American
English Breakfast?
In Scotland they call the same thing "Scottish breakfast", but add optional black/ fruit pudding for some extra fat & oil.
Nope: kippers, scrambled egg and continental are all far superior to that oily death sentence.
British Airways?
As a Scot who used to live abroad I used to leave the British/English mix up uncorrected but it just makes it worse then if you try and explain the difference between English and Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish because they think English is a synonym of British. I remember getting into a very long conversation with some German colleagues about where Scotland and England differed - education system, banknotes etc etc - all of which misses the point that e.g just because Bayern and Nordrhein-Westphalia have the same currency, national flag and national parliament doesn't make them the same place.
Best of all was when my German teacher was doing some vocabulary for music and started talking about the famous English tenor - Bryn Terfel.
Ironic, as when I studied in Bavaria, the locals were all proud of the fact that it's the Free State of Bavaria, which just happens to be associated with the Federal Republic. They even have a formal split CSU/CDU for politics as well. Maybe you just need better colleagues. ;)
And while we're being pedantic...
The phrase "Take the regular e-mail that landed in my basket from John Mauldin" doesn't quite feel right.
You can have a regular email that lands, or an irregular email that landed, or just an email that landed, but not a regular email that landed.
Other, more erudite readers may be able to explain why not more precisely. It just doesn't feel right to me.
Gerard Genette in his book on Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past" called this usage the "pseudo-iterative"[1]. It's grammatically correct but semantically, er, legerdemain, to stay in the style of Butttowood's quote. It is speaking of one event that apparently happens regularly but is also unique. But, no, I don't have a problem with it. I don't understand your objection on the matter of tense: if "a regular e-mails that lands" is okay then "a regular e-mail that landed" must be as well (not least referring to the time when the regular deliveries were occurring but may have since ceased).
I think, however, that adding a temporal classifier, "today", "this morning", etc. would help single out this e-mail from its brethren which are identical except that they're not! ;-)
Anyway, this isn't the Johnson column otherwise "Great Britain and northern Ireland" would have a big red mark around the small "n"! It's Buttonwood and I was alarmed at the yawning chasm between the economic and political commentary on the *British* budget: the leader all flag-waving and gung-ho about a budget that the economists thought did little more than tinkering. Again Buttonwood lets the conflict slide by ignoring even if he does include a rather barbed comment from Mauldin in the quote "whose much-ballyhooed austerity program appears to be anything but, depending as it does on some rather figmentary revenue assumptions and other fiscal legerdemain" <- The Economist leaders have done quite a lot of the ballyhooing. I suspect an unfortunate and rare editorial edict from someone on high. Cutting the top rate of income tax is not "good for business" except in the deluded world of "trickle down economics". The change can be argued for in terms of more efficient tax collection - raising the rate just encourages more resources to be devoted to tax efficiency (having less collected) - but it doesn't have the hordes of the (newly arrived) Greek oligarchs roaming the streets generating high value new jobs.
[1] Gerard Genette "Narrative Discourse" http://books.google.de/books?hl=de&id=yEPuQg7SOxIC
thanks. Interesting. At the risk of continuing my pointless pedantry....first, Buttonwood clearly is referring to an email that landed in her inbox in the recent past. So it's a unique email, and the adjective "regular" is confusing in this respect. But secondly and more importantly, a "regular email" refers to an email that is received at regular intervals in the present, not in the past. If they used to be regular but have since ceased, they are no longer regular. So the accurate adjective for the latter would be "the once-regular email" or "the formerly regular email". But even this should not really be used to characterise a unique email - it is a description of a series, not an individual entity.
Take your point about this not being the Johnson column. But then the post is largely discussing a linguistic issue, rather than anything to do with financial markets! Don't think Johnson will mind - she gets enough pointless pedantry on her column anyway. When she's not supplying it herself, that is.
Still don't agree with your objection. The "regular" refers to the kind of subscription service that Buttonwood has, er, subscribed to. We would elide it with newspaper: "my daily copy of The Times was headlined with proposed changes to the LBW law..." because the regular delivery is implicit in the idea of a newspaper and would thus be redundant. Not necessarily and actually unusually the case with e-mails or letters: "received Aunt Augusta's regular letter deploring the decline of civilisation this morning". Again, the temporal qualifier helps pinpoint the individual amongst the many: "this morning's copy of The Times contains revelations about Dr Johnson's golfing allergy".
good examples, Artemio. To continue our pursuit of pedantic purity (!):
you would not say "my daily copy of the Times was headlined with X, Y and Z" because you are referring to a unique copy, not the series. You would say "this morning's copy of the Times was headlined with X, Y and Z".
However you *could* say "my daily copy of the Times failed to arrive" because you are now referring to the series, and pointing to a characteristic of the series, i.e. that it has been interrupted.
You *could* also say that "the daily Times newspaper carried a story on pointless pedants". But as you say, this is bad usage without a temporal qualifier like "this morning" or "yesterday".
But to say "Take the regular email that landed in my basket from John Mauldin" confuses the series (a regular email subscription service) with an instant of the series (a particular email) UNLESS all emails from John Mauldin are identical. In which case one wonders why he bothers to send them again and again.
It also confuses the present tense (the verb which a subject to which the adjective regular has been applied should be in the present tense) with the past (a unique event that has already happened). So "The regular catch-ups of the Worshipful Society of Pointless Pedants occur on the last Friday of every month" but "The catch-ups of the Worshipful Society of Pointless Pedants ceased to be regular ever since ghaliban and artemio left the society".
I vaguely recall that the Japanese have the same word for England and Britain so presumably they have no difficulty in ignoring the Scots.
Perhaps we should ask them how they manage it :)
They do, but Japanese has a very nice built-in system for importing foreign words. Scotland is then スコットランド
The Americans, French, German and Spanish all do this.
Must have been a marketing slip up at some point. What with pride to be an Englishman, and the historic (right up to WWI) perception and portrayal of Scots, Irish and Welsh as foreigners in England.
From "Queen of England" to "Bank of England" to English football to English courts and English education - everything meaningful to foreigners is heavily branded as English.
We might as well change the institutions to ameliorate further misconceptions. Bring on independence and separation.
Why should Britain be treated any differently from, say, France or Italy?
Ignorance and a bit of prejudice are quite satisfying (read, undemanding) substitutes for knowledge and fairness when applied to relevance-challenged issues (or issues perceived as such). As they say across the pond, move on, will ya?
loads of people from all over the world still talk about England in this or other contexts. The French do it all the time, the Americans do, everyone does.
As an Englishman, I really don't mind.
I never fail to be embarrassed by my fellow Americans. Each day is an exercise in tounge-biting when you're an educated, rational American. It's our version of the stiff upper-lip.
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A full subcategory is reflective if the inclusion functor has a left adjoint :
The left adjoint is sometimes called the reflector, and a functor which is a reflector (or has a fully faithful right adjoint, which is the same up to equivalence) is called a reflection. Of course, there are dual notions of coreflective subcategory, coreflector, and coreflection.
A few sources (such as Categories Work) do not require a reflective subcategory to be full. However, in light of the fact that non-full subcategories are not invariant under equivalence, consideration of non-full reflective subcategories seems of limited usefulness. The general consensus among category theorists nowadays seems to be that "reflective subcategory" implies fullness.
The components of the unit
of this adjunction "reflect" each object into its image in the reflective subcategory
This reflection is sometimes called a localization, although sometimes this term is reserved for the case when the functor is left exact.
If the reflector is faithful, the reflection is called a completion.
Given any pair of adjoint functors
the following are equivalent:
The right adjoint is fully faithful. (In this case is equivalent to its essential image in under , a reflective full subcategory of .)
The counit of the adjunction is a natural isomorphism of functors.
The monad associated with the adjunction is idempotent, the right adjoint is conservative, and the left adjoint is essentially surjective on objects.
If is the set of morphisms in such that is invertible in , then realizes as the (nonstrict) localization of with respect to the class .
This is due to Gabriel-Zisman.
This is a well-known set of equivalences concerning idempotent monads. The essential point is that a reflective subcategory is monadic, i.e., realizes as the category of algebras for the monad on , where is the reflector.
See also the related discussion at reflective sub-(infinity,1)-category.
If the reflector (which as a left adjoint always preserves all colimits) in addition preserves finite limits, then the embedding is called exact . If the categories are toposes then such embeddings are called geometric embeddings.
In particular, every sheaf topos is an exact reflective subcategory of a category of presheaves
The reflector in that case is the sheafification functor.
If is a reflective subcategory of a cartesian closed category, then it is an exponential ideal if and only if its reflector preserves finite products.
In particular, is then also cartesian closed.
This appears for instance as (Johnstone, A4.3.1).
So in particular if is an exact reflective subcategory of a cartesian closed category , then is an exponential ideal of .
See Day's reflection theorem for a more general statement and proof.
When the unit of the reflector is a monomorphism, a reflective category is often thought of as a full subcategory of complete objects in some sense; the reflector takes each object in the ambient category to its completion. Such reflective subcategories are sometimes called mono-reflective. One similarly has epi-reflective (when the unit is an epimorphism) and bi-reflective (when the unit is a bimorphism).
In the last case, note that if the unit is an isomorphism, then the inclusion functor is an equivalence of categories, so nontrivial bireflective subcategories can occur only in non-balanced categories. Also note that 'bireflective' does not mean reflective and coreflective. One sees this term often in discussions of concrete categories (such as topological categories) where really something stronger holds: that the reflector lies over the identity functor on Set. In this case, one can say that we have a subcategory that is reflective over .
A reflection
is called accessible if is an accessible category and the reflector is an accessible functor.
A reflective subcategory of an accessible category is accessible, def. 3, precisely if is an accessible category.
In this explicit form this appears as (Lurie, prop. 188.8.131.52). From (Adamek-Rosický) the "only if"-direction follows immediately from 2.53 there (saying that an accessibly embedded subcategory of an accessible category is accessible iff it is cone-reflective), while "if"-direction follows immediately from 2.23 (saying any left or right adjoint between accessible categories is accessible).
A reflective subcategory is always closed under limits which exist in the ambient category (because the full inclusion is monadic, as noted above), and inherits colimits from the larger category by application of the reflector.
A morphism in a reflective subcategory is monic iff it is monic in the ambient category. A reflective subcategory of a well-powered category is well-powered.
Any reflective subcategory is recovered as the Eilenberg-Moore category of algebras over its associated idempotent monad.
For instance (Borceux, vol 2, cor. 4.2.4).
Both the weak and strong versions of Vopěnka's principle are equivalent to fairly simple statements concerning reflective subcategories of locally presentable categories:
The weak Vopěnka's principle is equivalent to the statement:
For a locally presentable category, every full subcategory which is closed under limits is a reflective subcategory.
This is AdamekRosicky, theorem 6.28
The strong Vopěnka's principle is equivalent to:
For a locally presentable category, every full subcategory which is closed under limits is a reflective subcategory; further on, is then also locally presentable
(Remark after corollary 6.24 in Adamek-Rosicky book).
In showing that a given category is cartesian closed, the following theorem is often useful (cf. A4.3.1 in the Elephant):
If is cartesian closed, and is a reflective subcategory, then the reflector preserves finite products if and only if is an exponential ideal (i.e. implies for any ). In particular, if preserves finite products, then is cartesian closed.
A subcategory of a category of presheaves which is both reflective and coreflective is itself a category of presheaves , and the inclusion is induced by a functor .
This is shown in (BashirVelebil).
Whenever is a full subcategory of , we can say that objects of are objects of with some extra property. But if is reflective in , then we can turn this around and (by thinking of the left adjoint as a forgetful functor) think of objects of as objects of with (if we're lucky) some extra structure or (in any case) some extra stuff.
This can always be made to work by brute force, but sometimes there is something insightful about it. For example, a metric space is a complete metric space equipped with a dense subset. Or, a possibly nonunital ring is a unital ring equipped with a unital homomorphism to the ring of integers.
Complete metric spaces are mono-reflective in metric spaces; the reflector is called completion.
The category of sheaves on a site is a reflective subcategory of the category of presheaves on ; the reflector is called sheafification. In fact, categories of sheaves are precisely those accessible reflective subcategories, def. 3, of presheaf categories for which the reflector is left exact. This makes the inclusion functor precisely a geometric inclusion of toposes.
A category of concrete presheaves inside a category of presheaves on a concrete site is a reflective subcategory.
The non-full inclusion of unital rings into non-unital rings has a left adjoint (with monic units), whose reflector formally adjoins an identity element. However, we do not call it a reflective subcategory, because the "inclusion" is not full; see remark 1.
Notice that for a ring with unit, its reflection in the above example is not in general isomorphic to , but is much larger. But an object in a reflective subcategory is necessarily isomorphic to its image under the reflector only if the reflective subcategory is full. While the inclusion ' does have a left adjoint (as any forgetful functor between varieties of algebras, by the adjoint lifting theorem), this inclusion is not full (an arrow in ' need not preserve the identity).
Springer eom: reflective subcategory
cf. the notion of -category in the entry Q-category
The relation of exponential ideals to reflective subcategories is discussed in section A4.3.1 of
Reflective and coreflective subcategories of presheaf categories are discussed in
Related discussion of reflective sub-(∞,1)-categories is in


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Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
29 September 2012 at 6:44am
This is as much as a question as it is a request. If a Page, or a Dataobject has a UploadField, for an image for example, the user is not allowed/able to use them before the Page/DataObject is created and saved.
I am sure I am not the only one who thinks that it is not user friendly to force the user to first create a page before being able to attach an image. As a developer, I understand that the relationship can't be established before the page is in the database but it doesn't make sense for the end user.
Does anyone know if it is going to change in the near future?
A short term solution I found is to only show the UploadField(s) if the page exists in the database:
public function getCMSFields() {
$fields = new FieldList();
$imageUploadField = new UploadField('Image');
$videoUploadField = new UploadField('Video');$imageUploadField->setConfig('allowedMaxFileNumber', 1);
$videoUploadField->setConfig('allowedMaxFileNumber', 1);$fields->push(new TextField('Title'));
$fields->push(new HTMLEditorField('Content'));if ($this->ID) {
}$fields->push(new TextField('Source'));
$fields->push(new TextareaField('Embed', 'Video embed code'));return $fields;
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
30 September 2012 at 5:33pm
Hey Martin, yes I completely agree with you... as a developer logically I know I cannot create a relationship between a file and a record if the ID for the record doesn't exist... but from a user experience in the CMS this is a terrible workflow.
I would be interested in any solutions or brainstormed possible ideas to fix this... is there any way to during the write process hold on to the ID of the file or image and create the relationship during or after the initial write?
on write
if dataobject has a file uploaded
hold on to a reference of the files ID number
write the dataobject to the DB
callback the file ID into the dataobject
write this relationship to the DB.
... also how would we deal with a has_many files?
the UploadFIeld allows us to quickly attach a bunch of files during the creation process but the supporting workflow isn't quite right yet.Would it be as simple as on add new it actually creates the row in the DB first up? Im happy to delete of edit rows that get added and not used... any way to turn that ability on in SS?
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
30 September 2012 at 5:48pm
I've added this ticket to the issue tracker... maybe it will get tackled at some point... it's a tricky one but would be a good win to get this UX really nice.
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
2 October 2012 at 3:00am Last edited: 2 October 2012 3:01am
Good input camfindlay. Your solution would be, I think, pretty easy to implement by using hidden inputs containing the image/file ID's. It would be great to hear from a Silverstripe developer.
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
12 October 2012 at 2:34am
I'm with you guys on this one. Especially since the file is uploaded properly and gets an id before the page/dataobject is saved this really shouldn't be an issue that's that hard to solve and I just blindly assumed it was (just trying SS3 for the first time today). Since something has gone wrong and the upload field shows up during record creation now it gets really confusing.
I'll be digging into the code in the weekend and hopefully we can get this solved somehow.
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
12 October 2012 at 4:20am
Yes, that's the other issue. The files/images are uploaded but not added to the new page. Most users will end up uploading the same file twice.
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
12 October 2012 at 4:54am Last edited: 12 October 2012 4:58am
Hi all,
i'm new on Silverstripe and this is (sadly) my first post.
The issue portrayed here is a very bad problem in my opinion, i wonder if/when it will be fixed.
I can't even think of forcing my customers to do a 2 steps data insertion just to add some media to a newly created page.I highly hope in your efforts, MarcusDalgren.
Re: Attach an image to a new Page/Dataobject
12 October 2012 at 6:14am
It would be great if one of the developers of Silverstripe could help us locating the "save" method that's being called when the user create a new page.
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As tax season soon approaches, some individuals become excited for their tax returns. Others, however, worry about how much they'll have to pay the government. This is especially true for business owners and freelancers, who may not pay taxes with every paycheck. However, there are plenty of things individuals and businesses can do to minimize the hurt of tax season and even everyday expenses. One way that individuals and businesses have sought financial release is through solar panel installation with the help of companies such as SolarCity and SunPower.
Consider Tim Johnson, a resident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who installed solar panels to his own home in 2011. Since then, he has been able to power between 50 percent and 75 percent of his home through his own panels, which equates to quite a bit of savings on his monthly electric bill. When Johnson files his taxes, he will be able to apply for rebates from the government. Consumers are eligible for a tax credit for up to 30 percent of the installation cost, which helps make installation seem more viable to those who are concerned about the initial cost. The government sets no limit on how much that 30 percent can be. This allows homeowners the ability to choose the best solar panel setup for their needs.
The monthly savings are especially important as most of the nation experiences chilling temperatures that haven't been seen in years. This winter, most of the country has also dealt with an influenza outbreak, so people are staying home where it's warm. However, those heating bills can quickly add up, regardless of their heat source. Solar panels can help to offset high heating costs in the winter, especially for those whose heat is electric powered.
One thing that makes solar energy more feasible to the average citizens is that buildings are being constructed with solar panels already installed. For example, the recently-built Kalos affordable housing project in North Park, a suburb of San Diego, also has more than 100 solar panels on its roofs. Officials estimate that this development will pay for itself in just 10 years. The promise of lower electric and gas bills will certainly appeal to buyers and renters who are looking for a long-term residence.
The move to solar energy isn't isolated, either. It's all part of a trend that is really picking up steam, which is great to see considering how far beyond the United States has been when it comes to relying on solar power. The Californian Equinox Center reports a significant increase of 46 percent of solar installation in 2011 than in 2010. Of course, municipalities and larger properties can rely on other types of renewable energy, such as wind. But installing a solar panel or two is one of the few steps that the individual homeowner can do to be more sustainable and save money at the same time.
Of course, homeowners aren't the only ones joining in on the trend. The new 49ers stadium in Santa Clara is just one more facility that will soon see the light of solar electricity.


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Hotel Punta Est
07021 - Arzachena (OT)
Tel.: (+39) 0789 99028
Fax: (+39) 0789 99679
Position: 100 m from the beach
Distances in km.: Porto Cervo 4, Olbia 30, Sassari 120
Single: 4
Double: 49
Option of triple and quadruple room
Piano Bar (July and August)
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Trash Light Turns Garbage Into Illumination
The Gaon Street Lamp was designed by Haneum Lee to turn trash into treasure. If light is treasure, which it's not. So I have no idea why I said that. Besides I'm awesome and I meant it.
the Gaon street light/wastebasket concept composts biodegradable waste and uses the methane by-product to power its light, saving energy and eliminating waste while lighting the streets.
but I'm not too sure if the Gaon can be turned into a real product. For starters, how much trash is needed to produce a decent amount of methane, and how long will it take before the trash produces the gas? And remember, only biodegradable waste will produce the methane, but in urban areas a large part of the waste comes in the form of plastic, glass and other non-biodegradable materials.
Interesting, I really like these conceptual green products. Unfortunately, I see gangs stuffing these things full of plastic water bottles so they can mug you under the cover of darkness. Me? I only mug under the cover of a dinosaur comforter. RAWR!
gaon street light/wastebasket turns trash into flash [technabob]
Remember how Doc Brown had modded the Delorean in Back To The Future II to run on garbage? Well now you can do the same -- and you don't even need a Delorean (although that would help with style points, see picture above)! All you need is to throw a gasifier up in your whip. ... / Continue →
This is a conceptual solar powered BMW. It may look like a fish, but it's not, it's a car, silly! Well, not a real car, cause it's only a concept. Like me. I ONLY EXIST YOUR INTERNET! Created by 24-yo German designer Anne Forschner, the Lovos stands fo Lifestyle of Volunta... / Continue →
Since I know so many of you out there love conceptually crazy buildings, here comes another -- Seoul Commune 2026. Not exactly the design I would have gone for, but what do I know? I've only won the damn commune design competition eight years running. Anyway, Green Towers is... / Continue →


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Tote the essentials in standout style with this one-of-a-kind handcrafted bag. Boasting bright bursts of color, pretty patchwork and enchanting embroidery, this bag brings breezy boho flair to any ensemble.
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Atlanta — Case-Mate has launched a risk-free trial program for luxury smartphone cases called Style Box.
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New York — A number of new rugged protective cases for the Apple iPhone 5s and 5c have reached the market this week.
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The twenty-four days before Christmas : an Austin family story
L'Engle, Madeleine.
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A sweet and beautiful christmas story! I would recommend greatly!
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Hello ipadforums.net!
So I have a seemingly a simple question. Being on a budget and not able to buy a brand new tablet I began searching for used ones. The original ipad can be found on ebay for about $200 which is the same price as the new kindle fire. Hopefully some of you can offer an opinion which would be better a used ipad or the new kindle fire?
Benefits I see with the ipad is the mass amounts of developed apps, larger screen, more storage, and jailbreaking.
The one thing I really like about the kindle it's built from a company known for e readers.
I really enjoy reading without having to scale the screen to fit the words like on my ipod. Especially for ebooks downloaded to my pc and transferred onto the device as pdf's. This is one of my main reasons for getting a tablet. So if you can offer an unbiased opinion on which to get and why please do. :)


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The Effect of Exercise Training Intensity in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
This study has been completed.
University of Central Arkansas
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
James David Taylor, PT, PhD, University of Central Arkansas
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: August 11, 2011
Last updated: January 31, 2014
Last verified: January 2014
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The purpose of this randomized clinical trial is to compare the effect of moderate versus high intensity exercise training on physical fitness and physical function in patients with type 2 diabetes. The research hypothesis is that high intensity exercise training will be superior to moderate intensity on such outcomes in individuals with type 2 diabetes.
Condition | Intervention |
Type 2 Diabetes |
Behavioral: High Intensity Exercise Training Behavioral: Moderate Intensity Exercise Training |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Subject) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | The Effect of Moderate Versus High Intensity Exercise Training on Physical Fitness and Physical Function in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes: A Randomized Clinical Trial |
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Further study details as provided by University of Central Arkansas:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Muscle Strength [ Time Frame: Baseline and 3 months thereafter ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Physical Function [ Time Frame: Baseline and 3 months thereafter ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Exercise Capacity [ Time Frame: Baseline and 3 months thereafter ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 21 |
Study Start Date: | September 2011 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: High Intensity Exercise
High intensity resistance and aerobic training
Behavioral: High Intensity Exercise Training
Active Comparator: Moderate Intensity Exercise
Moderate intensity resistance and aerobic training
Behavioral: Moderate Intensity Exercise Training
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 69 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- All participants meet the American Diabetes Association diagnostic criteria for type 2 diabetes.
- A physician must consider each participant to be medically stable to participate in this investigation.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any individual with a history of a medical condition identified by the American Heart Association as an absolute contraindication to exercise testing is excluded from this study.
- Any individual with angina (stable or unstable), uncontrolled hypertension, proliferative retinopathy, severe peripheral neuropathy, nephropathy, autonomic neuropathy, history of coronary artery disease, history of myocardial infarction, or unable to participate in this study due to a physical impairment is excluded from this investigation.
- Any individual involved in resistance training or aerobic training within 3 months of the beginning of this investigation is excluded.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01417845
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University of Central Arkansas | |
Conway, Arkansas, United States, 72035 |
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University of Central Arkansas
Principal Investigator: | James D Taylor, PhD, PT | University of Central Arkansas |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 10, 2014
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Responsible Party: | James David Taylor, PT, PhD, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy, University of Central Arkansas |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01417845 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | UCA-IRB-11-077 |
Study First Received: | August 11, 2011 |
Last Updated: | January 31, 2014 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Diabetes Mellitus Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 Glucose Metabolism Disorders Metabolic Diseases Endocrine System Diseases |
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Klapisch: Santana on the way out, Mets hope pitcher can enhance trade value
Is it evil for Mets fans to hope Johan Santana finds his pre-surgery greatness while secretly wishing he's gone by the trading deadline? Forget the guilt – those conflicting fantasies are part of the 2013 business plan, as the Wilpon family seeks an exit strategy from Santana's monstrous $25 million salary.
To say the Mets would welcome a phone call from, say, the Angels or Dodgers or Rangers – someone, anyone, just bring money — is only the G-rated version of the truth. Santana is in the final year of his contract, and no one in the Mets' family speaks of him returning in 2014. So, one way or another, the great left-hander's run in Flushing is nearing its conclusion, either this summer or next winter.
But two obstacles stand in the way of the economic relief the Mets need. The first is the condition of Santana's arm, which remains a mystery following the abrupt end to his 2012 season. No GM would even contemplate acquiring Santana without proof that he's healthy – a process that'll take several months. Secondly, Sandy Alderson, the ultimate realist, knows any team willing to take a chance on Santana would do so on their terms, not the Mets'. That means the Wilpons would be forced to eat most of Santana's salary.
Even so, any savings would be welcome, if you think of Santana's earnings as a sunken cost, money that'll never be recouped. It remains to be seen whether ownership will reinvest that $25 million next year, but in the meantime, a trade in any form, no matter how financially lopsided, would land the Mets a few more prospects. And isn't that what everyone in Flushing is waiting for, the
emerging talent in 2014 and beyond?
Of course, the Mets can't actually admit to this, not while they're still trying to sell tickets for 2013. Alderson is compelled to say, as he did in a telephone conversation this week, "We expect a fuller and more productive season out of Johan."
Fair enough: For the first time since 2008, Santana is enjoying a normal off-season, free from the post-surgery rehab programs of the previous four years. He's relaxing at home in Fort Myers, Fla., and following a Christmas visit to relatives in Venezuela, will begin a throwing program this month in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
There've been no visits to the doctors, no medical updates issued by the Mets.
Instead, they're rehearsing the company line: Johan will be fine, we're going to win more games than people think, get your tickets now.
There's no logical reason to believe the Mets can contend for very long in the East, which means their summer will be nothing more than a long, if not painful warm-up for 2014. But not for Santana, who'll be looking for another contract as a free agent, out to demonstrate last year's finish was an anomaly.
Was it, though? It depends on whether you think his June 1 no-hitter against the Cardinals was a defining moment in the Mets' history, or the beginning of the end of Santana's career. That 134-pitch masterpiece was a gift to Mets' fans everywhere, although not without a cost to the man who bestowed it upon them.


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JOSEPH is my real name. But why "CINDER[F]ELLA"? A long time ago, I was at a bonfire with my friends at Ocean Beach in San Francisco and I lost my other pair of sandals after midnight as we left the area. I wonder who found it for me. =P
I love movies, music, and sports. Baseball and hockey are my main favorite sports to watch. Football is my 3rd. No matter how I may admire other teams or individual players, my loyalty remains with the San Francisco Giants, San Jose Sharks & San Francisco 49ers.
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Jack McBrayer doesn't have any movies playing in theaters.
If you feel like heading out, check out other movies in theaters.
The To Do List
Movie 43
Wreck-It Ralph
The Campaign
A Thousand Words
Despicable Me
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
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Mumbai, June 26:
Promoter group Tata Sons has marginally increased its stake in Tata Motors. Post the acquisition Tata Sons' holding in the auto company increased by 0.05 per cent to 25.46 per cent, according to a notification on the bourses.
The acquisition was done in two days through the NSE. Tata Sons bought 12 lakh shares at a value of Rs 29.89 crore.
The first lot of seven lakh shares was purchased on June 25 for a total value of Rs 17.48 crore and the remaining shares were bought on Tuesday for Rs 12.41 crore.
According to the shareholding pattern disclosed on the BSE, Tata Sons held 25.96 per cent in Tata Motors at the end of March. At the end of December 2011, Tata Sons held 25.89 per cent.


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Huntington senior wins third place in regional art show
Huntington, Ind.—Huntington University senior Daron P. Short earned a third place award for a digital photograph titled "Storm Clouds" in the Northeast Indiana College Student Exhibition.
Short is a graphic design major from Whiteland, Ind.
A juried art exhibition held at the Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Visual Arts Gallery, the show features the work of the students from IPFW, Grace College, Manchester College, Huntington University and Ivy Tech Community College.
Altogether, 108 pieces of artwork were submitted by 41 students.
Five were students from Huntington University. Daron Short, Greg Wardwell and Joshua Watson are presenting their photographic works. Justin Wentz is presenting a charcoal drawing, and Trista Watson is presenting a clay vessel.
Forty-three pieces were chosen for exhibition. The event is designed to showcase talent, build résumés, network students from Northeast Indiana campuses, and allow for the sharing of artistic ideas and inspiration. There were six cash awards, ranging from $50-$250, given to the artists and chosen by the juror for the exhibition, Brian Byrn.
Byrn is the director of the Midwest Museum of American Art in Elkhart, Ind., and is a respected curator and lecturer whose work has been exhibited widely. The MMAA is known for its extensive collection of 20th century American art including works by Maria Martinez, Louise Nevelson and Grant Wood.
The exhibition will be held until March 2 at the IPFW Visual Arts Gallery. Admission is free. The exhibition may be viewed daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For more information call the Department of Fine Arts at (260) 481-6705.
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Rachel McAdams – Glamour USA (February 2012)
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Rachel McAdams – Glamour Magazine (February 2012). Rachel McAdams Features On The Cover of Glamour Magazine's US edition for the month of February 2012. She wears Mavi shirt and Dolce & Gabbana shorts for the cover while Louis Vuitton, Prada and Dior for other stills. Canadian actress who is currently dating British actor Michael Sheen, but says that her Notebook co-star and ex-boyfriend Ryan Gosling has gushed about her post break up because she bribes him, she reveals in the interview to the magazine. Checkout Rachel McAdams.
Rachel McAdams 'Midnight in Paris' Photocall At Cannes 2011
May 11, 2011 by admin
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Rachel McAdams 'Midnight in Paris' Photocall At Cannes 2011. Rachel McAdams Poses for a photocall during the press conference of Midnight in Paris at the 64th Cannes Film Festival 2011.