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How To Use Multiple PHP Versions (PHP-FPM & FastCGI) With ISPConfig 3 (CentOS 6.3) - Page 4
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5 Building PHP 5.4.12 (FastCGI)
Download and extract PHP 5.4.12:
mkdir /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12
cd php-5.4.12/
Install the prerequisites for building PHP5:
yum groupinstall 'Development Tools'
yum install libxml2-devel libXpm-devel gmp-devel libicu-devel t1lib-devel aspell-devel openssl-devel bzip2-devel libcurl-devel libjpeg-devel libvpx-devel libpng-devel freetype-devel readline-devel libtidy-devel libxslt-devel libmcrypt-devel pcre-devel curl-devel mysql-devel ncurses-devel gettext-devel net-snmp-devel libevent-devel libtool-ltdl-devel libc-client-devel postgresql-devel
Configure and build PHP 5.4.12 as follows (you can adjust the ./configure command to your needs, take a look at
./configure --help
to see all available options; if you use a different ./configure command, it is possible that additional libraries are required, or the build process will fail):
./configure \
The last switch (--enable-cgi) makes sure this PHP version will work with FastCGI.
Copy php.ini to the correct location:
cp /usr/local/src/php5-build/php-5.4.12/php.ini-production /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini
That's it - if you like, you can now install some additional modules like APC, memcache, memcached, and ioncube.
The APC, memcache, and memcached modules can be installed through PEAR which we must install and initialize first:
yum install php-pear
cd /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/etc
pecl -C ./pear.conf update-channels
APC can now be installed as follows:
pecl -C ./pear.conf install apc
Accept all default values. Afterwards, open /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini...
vi /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini
... and add the line extension=apc.so at the end of the file (you can also configure some additional APC settings):
The memcache extension can be installed as follows:
pecl -C ./pear.conf install memcache
Open /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini...
vi /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini
... and add the line extension=memcache.so at the end of the file:
The memcached extension can be installed as follows:
yum install libmemcached-devel
pecl -C ./pear.conf install memcached
Open /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini...
vi /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php.ini
... and add the line extension=memcached.so at the end of the file:
The ionCube Loader can be installed as follows:
cd /tmp
Next download and unpack the correct ionCube Loader package for your architecture (x86_64 or x86).
For x86_64:
wget http://downloads2.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86-64.tar.gz
For x86:
wget http://downloads2.ioncube.com/loader_downloads/ioncube_loaders_lin_x86.tar.gz
Proceed as follows:
cp ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_5.4.so /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/ioncube.so
Add the line zend_extension = /opt/phpfcgi-5.4.12/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/ioncube.so right at the beginning of the file (before the [PHP] line):
In ISPConfig 3.0.5, you can configure the new PHP version under System > Additional PHP Versions. On the Name tab, you just fill in a name for the PHP version (e.g. PHP 5.4.12) - this PHP version will be listed under this name in the website settings in ISPConfig:
Go to the FastCGI Settings tab (the PHP-FPM Settings tab can be left empty) and fill out the fields as follows:
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Falko Timme is the owner of Timme Hosting (ultra-fast nginx web hosting). He is the lead maintainer of HowtoForge (since 2005) and one of the core developers of ISPConfig (since 2000). He has also contributed to the O'Reilly book "Linux System Administration".
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5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful Keepsake with Great Info,
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I picked this journal up at a mall bookstore the DAY I found out I was going to have a baby. I was looking for a journal to keep thoughts in and also in which to write little letters to my future child, and many of the options on the shelf were more "fill-in-the-blank" style rather than having room to really express feelings and events.
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Trader Joe's ... LC product recommendations wanted
Finally, FINALLY, Austin is getting a Trader Joe's AND it is less than a mile from my house. What low carb products are a must? Thanks for your recommendations.
I'll be interested to hear what others say! I buy my HWC there. It doesn't have extra ingredients. And I get my coconut oil there.
I like to get eggs, hwc, chia seeds, coconut oil, almond butter, butter, bag of frozen chicken tenders, tuna fish, canned chicken, packages of ground beef, tilapia filets, cream cheese, bags of almonds.... I know there's probably more!
Wow- that's a lot!
sorry not to be enthusiastic since this is new to you, but TJ's ain't what it used to be! the larger it gets the higher the prices, and it just seems to be a carb-o-rama too!
I like their almond meal. We get a lot of supplements there, the prices are still good. Besides that? occasionally heavy cream. mayonnaise from expeller pressed canola oil.
the BEST is their coconut oil. it's cheaper and in GLASS jars. the plastic most brands come in is not a good thing!
cheese, meats, produce are all much higher than our other stores.
I love the marcona almonds with olive oil and rosemary. I got flax crackers (don't recall the brand but it wasn't Flackers) that I liked. And the mousse style pate in the deli case was to die for.:yummy:
BTW, congratulations to the OP on her impressive losses. You look pretty in both pictures in your avi, but now the lovely bone structure in your face shows up so well.
I love their sunflower seed butter! It's like crack to me. I also get their vegetarian chorizo, arugula, avocados and almond meal. Their plain (full fat) greek yogurt is lower carb than most and really thick and creamy.
They also have sugar free chocolate bars with 1 net carb per serving. I dip a piece in the sunflower seed butter. Heaven!
For me, some of the best deals at Trader Joe's are in the cheese area. I can find equal quality cheeses at Whole Foods, but the price is about double there. I love Trader Joe's honey goat cheese, New Zealand White Cheddar the best so far.
Trader Joes nuts and almond meal also tend to be lower in price than elsewhere. Again those products aren't new or revolutionary, but the price is better, so I can afford to have a more gourmet item than otherwise.
I believe their organic or grassfed type meats are less expensive.
Unfortunately, a lot of what Trader Joe's is famous for is not low carb - their speculous cookie butter, JoJos (like oreos), all sorts of chocolates and cookies, frozen mandarin orange chicken, various cool prepared dinner foods and appetizers, etc.
Since LowCarbers tend to stick with basics, like meats, produce, etc, you probably wont be overwhelmed with how great things are, but may find some better prices.
I like their frozen and refrigerated Indian meals - esp the paneer masala or butter chicken. I just dont eat the rice. But I cant give you an accurate carb count on those minus rice.
I want to try their frozen Hake in Pappilotte (white fish in parchemnt paper with some veggies) and frozen Cioppino (both happen to be low in carbs). Alot of their frozen seafood offerings are naturally low in carbs.
Basically just look around and enjoy and read your labels to see what works for your plan!
Thanks, everyone! Austin is the hometown of Whole Foods so I'm interested to see how well the community embraces direct competition to the "local" store. I, for one, am not a fan of Whole Paycheck, um, er, Whole Foods.
Ditto on the coconut oil and nuts, great savings there.
I also like their canned seafood and spice mixes. Meat and produce never stood out to me though.
I like their frozen veggies & berries. I have a bad habit of letting fresh stuff go bad.
I buy their green organic beans, sauté some bacon and onion and when it is done, throw the green beans in until hot. Mmmmmmm.
I love the marinated mozzarella balls. The almond meal and coconut oil are unbeatably low priced. Three cheese marinara pretty lc. Marinated artichokes are good as well as the almond butter. The produce is great and mostly well priced for the quality and the bagged salad seems to last along time.
I used to drive quite a distance to Trader Joe's in order to stock up on their mayonnaise. At that time, I was eating a Lot of chicken salad & tuna salad, made with mayo, so it was worth the drive.
Because, TJ's was the only mayonnaise anywhere without some sort of sweetener in the ingredients.
And check the labels on their other products. There are plenty of products that do Not need sweeteners, but almost every other brand adds them anyway, buried deep in the ingredients list. (And here's my biggest beef with Whole Foods: they have the UN-needed sweeteners in the food too, only with healthier-sounding names, like "crystallized cane juice" instead of sugar. Or Agave syrup, or etc. But why not just leave it Out of the foods that don't need it??)
Check the labels and a lot of times you'll find that, unlike most brands, if a product does not need a sweetener, TJ's often does Not add it.
For one example, they have a marinara sauce with No sweetener. And various other condiments.
Also they have some seasoning blends that actually List ALL the ingredients (unlike supermarket brands that say, "and other flavorings"), and they really are ALL just herbs & spices. (My favorite is their "21 Seasoning Salute.)
The other thing I like to get from TJ's is their oatmeal & honey bar soap. Excellent for sensitive skin, better than most of the expensive soaps elsewhere, and a 2-bar package is still Under $2.
Their roped mozzarella is delish, the greek yogurt is cheap and good...
I used to love their Greek yogurt - and you can get the full-fat kind. (Right now it's too high on the carb ladder for me, but I'm hoping to find a place for it in my WOE someday.)
I'm lucky enough to live six blocks from Trader Joe's, so I go at least once a week! As so many have already mentioned, the coconut oil is a great deal. My other staples are vanilla unsweetened almond milk, mini goat cheese rounds, pork carnitas from the refrigerated section, cage-free eggs, tuna and sardines packed in olive oil, and Applegate Farms uncured nitrate-free beef hot dogs. I also pick a new cheese to try every week.
The store is lots of fun to explore - enjoy and get some good eats!
They have wonderful sf, nitrate free smoked bacon...it's actually ends and pieces, but mine has always had nice pieces mostly...it cooks nicely an d the flavor is wonderful...I also get almonds and almond meal as I think the price cannot be beat. Like someone else mentioned, they have a low carb, sugar free chocolate bar...with or without almonds...it is a great choc emergency fix...
There is one about 50 miles away so I do go there sometimes. I will look for their coconut oil. Do they have coconut flour too?
TJ's own olive oil.
I'm a big fan of TJ's!! Their prices are way better than the regular store in our 'hood! We buy coconut oil, kerrygold butter, veggies, fruit, eggs, chicken, beef (they sell grass-fed, too), fish, dark chocolate, almond flour, almond butter, spaghetti sauce, chicken broth, string cheese, nuts, Lara bars/Kind bars (for the kids), and Udi's gluten-free bread (for the kids). We LOVE that store!!!
coconut oil
coconut milk
frozen organic berries
frozen organic veggies
grass fed ground beef (in the frozen section 1 lb bricks, NOT the fresh section) is alot cheaper than any of our local stores grass fed beef
my favorite is their chili lime chicken burgers
always a good selection of organic fresh produce
almond meal
gluten free flour for when i bake for the kids (TJ's brand is much cheaper than elsewhere)
grass fed butter
organic eggs
Udi's bread for my sons lunches
I'm sure I'm forgetting stuff, but we LOVE TJ's. I'm sure you'll find lots of good stuff there!
Thanks for the info about Trader Joes expellier pressed canola oil mayo! My understanding is that is one of the "Good" oils (lots of omega 3s, as long as its expellier pressed, not commerically refined). I've been dreaming of an acutal mayo that is ok to eat!
I love TJ's and the prices can't be beat around here. The cheeses are great. Lately I've been loving the mascarpone. Great fresh salsa, kerrygold, huge selection of nuts and seeds, kerrygold butter, avocado's number quac, pesto. They also have a lot of stuff I wouldn't eat but I feel good about feeding to my kids.
ETA: okay, I'm wrong about the PUFA's, but there was some reason that I decided not to eat canola. Am I just being nutty? lol
I get Trader Joe's canned boneless salmon. It is the best... taste and money-wise.
Also, it comes from Alaska!
I love Trader Joe's! Wish I didn't have to drive 2 hrs to go there. :(
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It was a rough week, last week, when the tribe gathered several times to say goodbye to recent members of the clan. Those left behind look around furtively, wondering, "Who's next?" as another generation realizes: They are.
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California NCLEX-RN passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for NY license:STEP BY STEP - page 4
I have seen alot of members who are asking for a STEP BY STEP guide on how to apply for a New York License most of them are experiencing the problem i have experienced before. I took up the NCLEX-RN last February 09, 2011 for... Read More
- 0Quote from michaelRN14hello michaelRN14!!!I would just like to ask one thing. I am a registered nurse here in the Phils.. I applied for my NCLEX last 2009 and took the exam just this June 2011. I stopped at the 75th question and was so anxious to wait for the results. However, almost 4 month have passed and still I didn't receive any results. I was just wondering because during 2009, CA did not require any SSN and I passed my application during that time. But I took the exam just this 2011 when CA BON implemented the SSN requirement. Could I still have my license in case I pass? Also, I haven't received my results til now. Huhu. I just wanna know if I passed or failed. It's not a joke spending a lot of money for a single test. Please, enlighten me on this.
1. sad to say but unfortunately they will not issue any license not unless you would be able to
submit a social security number... it has always been like that from time immemorial, you must be
asking "why would they even bother to find you eligible to take nclex when they wont even issue
you the license?"... that's probably the reason why they dont accept applicants without a ssn now a days.
2. regarding your concern on ur results, i suggest you contact BRN but you can also try the pearsonvue trick
theres a thread that teaches you how to do it but just to give you a heads up heres what you gotta do..
2.1) log on to you pearsonvue acct.www.pearsonvue.com/nclex
2.2) upper left corner theres a tab that says "register" below "current activity"click it
2.3) select nclex-rn
2.4) you will be directed to a page that says REGISTER:SELECT A COUNTRY then you would have to select
the country where you "took" nclex-rn in my case its Philippines click on next
2.5) then a page would appear with a gray background that contains several questions
those that appear with a red * sign are required fields
2.6) its gonna ask yoU "HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN NCLEC EXAM BEFORE" answer YES
next question *SELECT THE NURSING PROGRAM FROM WHICH YOU GRADUATED. PLEASE FILL IN ANY COMBINATION OF THE
FOLLOWING FIELDS COUNTRY: PHILIPPINES THEN HIT search button to get the program code
make sure "philippines" option is toggled says program name: philippines program code 99-425 locationhl
2.7) answer * SELECT the BOARD OF NURSING FROM WHICH YOU ARE SEEKING LICENSURE: answer where the board
where you sought in my case its CALIFORNIA BOARD OF REGISTRED NURSING
2.8) click on next
it is said that when you have passed the examination pearsonvue will not direct you to the credit card page and a
prompt will appear
but if you have failed then it will automatically direct you to the payment option page
for further explination i suggest you make a reseach on it as well, i have tried it and it is 100 percent true
in my opinion
wish you all the luck hope to hear from you soon
- 0Quote from markosmea\@nursejas
Hi nursejas, feels good to meet someone very thoughtful here in the cyberworld of nurses. Anyways, I have reviewed this from Form 1 and it's quite confusing:
Item no. 18
Do you now hold, or have you ever held, a license or certificate to practice any profession* in any jurisdiction?�� Yes �� No
If yes, list each license/certificate, state or jurisdiction and provide appropriate information in the columns below. A Form 3 must be submitted for each professional license/certificate listed unless it is a license/certificate issued by the New York State Education Department. See theApplicant Instructions on Form 3 for specific information about completing and submitting the form.
I believe this instruction means that we only intend to send form 3 if we hold a license? IS that correct? or have i interpreted this wrongfully?
I am an NCLEX-passer in the state of Florida and likewise do not possess a US Social Security Number, I am hoping to get all this done to obtain a license in New York since they do not require a SSN.
And by the way, did you receive your NY RN plastic license already? Thanks.
hello markosmea
thank you for the compliment its also nice to be of help to others, why make
the world difficult when you can share something right
1.) that question got me wondering as well, heres how i did it...
i emailed nysed and they told me to just leave it blank however
i wanted to be sure so i answered no then wrote a note *passed nclex in state of california,
ssn not availble... then wrote my file number hahaha you can try to email them as well i dont have it with me now
you can just google it but it wont hurt to just write a note as well
2.) i havent gotten my license yet... and just to set up ur expectations
i saw my friend's NY LICENSE and its just paper and she had
to laminate it... hahahhaaha.. my prc license isss wayyy better
- 0Quote from jenxxhello jenxxhi markosmea! i just want to ask if Oregon does not require SSN too? im really confused because i've checked their site and they said they need SSN to issue my license, but when i called the agency who assist nclex applicants, they said Oregon does not require SSN, just IELTS. thank u...
i suggest you believe what the site informs you
1.) because they are the source of information,
2.) some agencies in my opinion are just plainly after the profit...
- 0Nov 4, '11 by jenxxQuote from nursejas_1188thanks for replying! i started researching this morning and now its already dark! waah. i have headache now. i dont know what are the states that dont really require ssn. i just passed the july 2011 nle in philippines. can u please help me what are the states that you know that dont require ssn even after passing nclex?? because ive read that california needed ssn to apply for nclex but some other states just need ssn after passing the nclex for them to issue your license, and if i dont present my ssn even though im an nclex passer im will not be considered as usrn. im so confused, huhu ( are there states that are still not requiring ssn totally?hello jenxx
i suggest you believe what the site informs you
1.) because they are the source of information,
2.) some agencies in my opinion are just plainly after the profit...
- 0Quote from jenxx@jenxxthanks for replying! i started researching this morning and now its already dark! waah. i have headache now. i dont know what are the states that dont really require ssn. i just passed the july 2011 nle in philippines. can u please help me what are the states that you know that dont require ssn even after passing nclex?? because ive read that california needed ssn to apply for nclex but some other states just need ssn after passing the nclex for them to issue your license, and if i dont present my ssn even though im an nclex passer im will not be considered as usrn. im so confused, huhu ( are there states that are still not requiring ssn totally?
congratulations on passing the NLE in my own personal opinion its 10x harder than nclex, so am sure ud be able to pass it!!
well for one NY doesnt need ssn...
hmmm texas doesnt need one either, am not sure if virginia requires ssn..
but please do "more" research as well you can try emailing them to verify all information
GOODLUCK... i suggest u choose texas my friend got her license in 3 months
- 0Nov 5, '11 by nursejas_1188Quote from markosmea@markosmea am afraid there is none, should there be such graduates from the Philippines wont be qualified, it has always been like that hehehe... best of luck!!!!@nursejas
Thank you so much... by the way, there's no online application for this right?
- 0Dec 1, '11 by yessey18California NCLEX passer w/o SSN wanting to apply for Texas license.
I really need your help regarding applying for Texas license? I passed the NCLEX in California, but i have no SSN. Texas requires CES according to the application form for NCLEX, which form shall i fill up for Texas licensing? And what else do i need to submit? I am sorry really confused here. Would appreciate your help. Thank you!!


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Viper Club President Decides Not To Resign, Suspends Everyone Instead
The last few weeks have seen the inner workings of the Viper Club rise to the surface and it isn't pretty. Just last week, the President agreed to resign amidst the turmoil. He just rescinded that resignation and is now suspending anyone who tried to get him to resign. »


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No Fun in Florida Sun for the Devils
The New Jersey Devils went into the two-game Florida series with high hopes for a playoff spot. They left wounded and bewildered, seeking answers as to what went wrong; the team went from two points back in both the wild card and the division to five points back in both.
The goaltending, defense, and offense — all of which had been so dominant for the Devils following the Olympic break— dissipated quickly in the glare of the Sunshine State. In the two games, eight goals were allowed with only three goals scored (the three all came in one game against the Florida Panthers). Cory Schneider, so effective throughout the season in keeping the Devils in games, let up four Panther goals on 21 shots (the fifth was an empty net goal). Martin Brodeur, who had been 4-0-0 in his last four starts, let up three goals on 32 shots by the Lightning.
The Devils held a 3-1 lead over the Panthers in the second at Sunrise and a 3-2 lead in the third, yet the lead melted away as Schneider let up two more goals and lost the game to his former Canuck teammate, and current Panther goalie Roberto Luongo. The Devils could never really got anything going in Tampa Bay against the Lightning as Ben Bishop blanked the Devils for 60 minutes. Brodeur, despite giving up three goals, actually played a heck of a game in net. He stopped a penalty shot and made a few key saves throughout the game to keep the Devils in it, but it just wasn't enough.
The Devils have just 14 games remaining, so the upcoming stretch of games are all must-wins. Six out of their next eight games are at home, and the two road games are in New York State (Buffalo and Long Island) so not much travel is required. The Devils play both the Rangers and Maple Leafs, who are contenders with the Devils for the same playoff spots, and they also have games against basement dwellers Islanders, Panthers, and the Sabres. Following this stretch of eight games we will know whether the Devils are contenders or not for the playoffs. If they can take at least five of these games, there is a very good chance the team will make the playoffs. However, if the Devils cannot find a way past these weaker opponents, it's going to be painfully obvious that the Devils team ran out of gas before the finish line
The next time the Devils play is on Tuesday, March 18th against the Boston Bruins at the Prudential Center. The game is at 7:00 pm on MSG Plus.
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Sorcerer [S]
from the Latin sortiarius, one who casts lots, or one who tells the lot of others. (See DIVINATION .)
In Daniel 2:2 it is the rendering of the Hebrew mekhashphim, i.e., mutterers, men who professed to have power with evil spirits. The practice of sorcery exposed to severest punishment ( Malachi 3:5 ; Revelation 21:8 ; 22:15 ).
Sorcerer. [E]
[DIVINATION] [E] indicates this entry was also found in Easton's Bible Dictionary


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Gafisa Reports Unaudited Full Year 2011 Preliminary Results
Gafisa S.A. (Bovespa: GFSA3; NYSE: GFA), Brazil's leading diversified national homebuilder, announced today preliminary unaudited financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2011. The preliminary financial statements were prepared and presented in accordance with Brazilian GAAP (BR GAAP) and in Brazilian Reais (R$). Additionally, preliminary financial statements and operating information consolidate the numbers for Gafisa and its subsidiaries, and refer to Gafisa's stake (or participation) in its developments.
Duilio Calciolari, Chief Executive Officer, stated, "Gafisa has made significant structural and managerial changes that position the Company for long-term growth and improved financial performance. Our full-year preliminary results reflect required corrective actions, including the scaling back of our Tenda business, the dissolution of contracts with potential homeowners who no longer qualify for bank mortgages and a reduced geographic focus. Cost overruns related to the Tenda and Gafisa segments have been remedied by focusing on geographic regions where the Company has strong supply chains and completed a stringent vetting of external construction partnerships. While the impact of the adjustment is material, there is no current cash flow impact and our liquidity remains sufficient to meet our obligations and execute our new strategic plan. We look forward to successfully executing our strategy to enhance shareholder value."
Project launches in 2011 totaled R$3.5 billion reflecting the strategic slowdown of launches at Tenda. The Gafisa segment represented 61%, AlphaVille comprised 28% and Tenda, 11% of total launches.Net revenue for the full year 2011, recognized by the Percentage of Completion ("PoC") method, was R$2.8 billion, 25.1% below the previous year's net revenues as a result of R$1.2 billion in revenue reversals related to the adjustments, R$1.0 billion coming from Tenda and the remaining attributed to the Gafisa segment. The Company's full year gross profit was R$111.3 million, reflecting the net impact of revenue reversals and associated costs of R$706.4 million related to the adjustments registered in the fourth quarter.
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By Jerry O'Brien 6-8-14 Proctor, MN It was night number three for the Proctor Speedway as the 2014 season has finally gotten under way as we head for the first day of summer. A total of 73 cars were in action. Preliminary qualifying heats set the feature lineups. There were three heats in the Midwest …
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By Jerry O'Brien 5-25-14 Proctor, MN The first really nice day of the summer saw a nice contingent of race cars descend on the Proctor Speedway during the Memorial Day weekend. Seventy-four cars competed on the three eighth oval before a good crowd of fans. Elk Mound's John Kaanta decided to make a northern swing …
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By Jerry O'Brien 5-18-14 Proctor, MN It was a nice day on the tundra as the Proctor Speedway opened the 2014 season with a full five class program of four WISSOTA Sanctioned divisions plus the Proctor Pure Stocks. 65 cars were on hand to welcome the first crowd of the season. Racing began with heat …
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By Jerry O'Brien 8-29-13 Proctor, Minn. The 41st annual Silver 1000 at the Proctor Speedway is a long running special event which started out as a Late Model Special back in 1973 and the Modifieds were added in 2000. This 41st version had three races instead of two as the biggest race was against Mom …
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Hispanic/Latino Student Affairs (H/LSA) founded in 2000, is one of four departments within Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA). The other three departments are African American Student Affairs, Asian/Asian American Student Affairs and the LGBT Resource Center.
H/LSA is housed in a 1920s Victorian building known as the Multicultural Center (MCC) located at 1936 Sheridan Road.
For the current 2013-2014 school year, Hispanic and Latino students comprise approximately ten percent (10%) of the entering class of undergraduate students at Northwestern. The Hispanic/Latino aspect of the H/LSA name was chosen in an attempt to encompass and embrace the student population we seek to serve. Although we realize that students may identify with a myriad of racial, ethnic, or cultural titles, we hope that they can call us a resource and home away from home regardless of how they self-identify.
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Can I Work as a Certified Nursing Assistant or Medical Assistant While in School? - page 2
Imagine you are a nursing student who wants to start accruing healthcare experience now. However, volunteering at a hospital or nursing home might be totally out of the question because you need to be paid for the services that... Read More
- 2Mar 21, '13 by emcadamsI started work as a CNA at a LTC just before the first day of class of my RN program. I am going into my second year of RN school, and now work at the hospital I hope to work at as a nurse. Being a CNA is no easy task, but at my job I take EKG's, remove Foley's and IV's, perform ADLs, and most importantly, tell the RN when a patients status has changed. To me, this experience is invaluable. Not to mention getting used to the stress the RN has EVERY DAY!!! Less than a handful of people in my class do patient care as their job. Maybe it should be a prereq to RN/LPN school?
- 0What a nice idea. I would love to work as a CNA while waiting for nursing school. Too bad the SoCal job market is hostile and unavailable to those who are monolingual (English) and have no prior work experience.
- 1You are blessed to have that experience, although that is going too far in supposing we are all mandated to go that route. Jobs in SoCal are impossible to get if you: don't speak Spanish/Korean/Farsi/Armenian or if you don't know someone on the inside of the organization to which you are applying.
Following that logic would force a student like me to relocate to a less-immigrant dense area, causing me to have to wait a year before trying to further my schooling (in-state residence).
But if I lived in the mid-west or VA, this would be a perfect plan.
However, I can't leave the state where an ADN costs a mere $46/per credit @ the local jc.
- 2Mar 25, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from anie10In the area of Texas where I live, an ADN can be earned for $50 per credit hour at the local community college district. I was born and raised in southern CA and moved out of state back in 2005, so I realize how hard the job situation is there.However, I can't leave the state where an ADN costs a mere $46/per credit @ the local jc.
- 1Thanks, @TheCommuter... I was hoping you'd pipe in... I remember reading you attended CasaLoma, off of Kester.
I might have to move to Texas.
- 1Mar 26, '13 by Nurse2b209I'm really glad I became a CNA. I feel that the experience I've gained as CNA has helped me in my BSN program.. I work the night shift 11pm-715am on weekends and sometimes pick up shifts during the week depending on the amount of homework and studying I have. It really helps to have an employer that's understanding of your schooling situation and most will work with you. I don't regret getting my CNA.
- 0Mar 26, '13 by anie10, CNA@Nurse2b209 - I feel my certification is worthwhile as well... Just frustrated with the job search.
I was sooo excited when I did my clinicals, I loved doing everything.
- 0Mar 31, '13 by EsthyLadyGood information for nursing students to have! A CNA in my state need only take a 75 hr board certified course, including 3 days of clinical, then pass a relatively easy writtin and practical exam. I found a course that I could do over X-mas break and it cost about $700. I was employed within a week of passing my CNA exams and had made back the cost of my certification within my first paycheck. However, I have heard similar stories of MAs having some difficulty finding work. I work with quite a few MAs who basically ended up in the role of CNA, yet they had to work harder and pay more for their certification as an MA. While the hours and work of an MA are easier usually, there is simply a never a shortage of CNA positions, while MA jobs are harder to come by. Also, MA programs are often more expensive and can foster unrealistic expectations (though I do also now some happily employed MAs as well). I am starting my LPN program in May (YAY!!!), and I am so glad I completed my CNA because while I don't want to continue work full time while in school, I can do PRN work, work part time or a bed sitting job or work whatever hours or shifts I choose that are offered by an agency. I think it's very good for newly graduated LPNs especially to have CNA experience because chances are they will be working somewhere in LTC, which is also where most CNAs end up working. Therefore new LPNs will be able to say they have substantial hands-on experience in LTC even if it is only their first LPN job. TY for posting!
- 1Mar 31, '13 by EsthyLadyQuote from besaangelYeah, I agree that CNA work can be quite thankless, boring and strenous. But it is a paycheck and it is experience that others entering the nursing field won't have under their belt. When I finish my nursing program, I'll be glad to put my CNA experience on my Resume. But also glad to never have to be one again hopefully!I did my CNA certification prior to going back to school for my RN. The knowledge I gained from the clinical training portion however, was indeed vital and made the first semester of school rather easy; as compared to an inexperienced nursing student. Quite a few of my classmates wished they had done this to gain prior insight into nursing but its not a detriment in either situation.
Working as a Home health aide was agonizing and I hated it for the year I did it (if I stayed there, I probably would've given up on nursing altogether). The training though, was a great experience and I loved learning the fundamentals. But CNA work wasn't fulfilling for me.
- 0Apr 6, '13 by besaangel, CNAQuote from EsthyLadySo true lol... I dont miss the $10/hr for 30 hrs/week and putting over 19k miles on my brand new car that year... but it did make me realize why I'll never settle for anything mediocre (that particular job/hours/mngr)Yeah, I agree that CNA work can be quite thankless, boring and strenous. But it is a paycheck and it is experience that others entering the nursing field won't have under their belt. When I finish my nursing program, I'll be glad to put my CNA experience on my Resume. But also glad to never have to be one again hopefully!
Though, the take away is "EXP is exp" whether good or bad
But in all honesty, I think I wouldnt hate being a CNA that much if I wasnt in HH because the PCTs here has it pretty good.


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Valeree's StoryThis cake is so light and so easy to make. Great for those with a big sweet tooth. enjoy!
1 large
can sliced peaches drained and mashed or you can use fresh peaches
2 c
2 c
2 tsp
baking soda
regular size can of evaporated milk
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1 c
heaping of coconut
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1Drain the peaches or use fresh peaches. I use my hands to mash them. Add flour, sugar and baking soda and mix well. TIP: Save some of the juice from the peaches and to get a smoother batter, add a little bit of juice at a time until you get the right mixture.
2Spray a 9x13 inch cake pan. Pour in batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes.
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boil every ingredient in pan until thickened. Remove from heat. Stir in nuts and spread on cooled cake.
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Course/Dish: Cakes
Main Ingredient: Flour
Regional Style: American
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Valeree Dunbar Valeree - Jun 25, 2013
well I did it again. one of the ingredients is wrong so give me a bit and I'll correct it again.
Valeree Dunbar Valeree - Jun 25, 2013
the 3/4 cup sugar should be in with the icing.
Valeree Dunbar Valeree - Jun 26, 2013
changes were made. its all correct. whew!!!
Cosette Khoryati CosetteKR - Jun 29, 2013
Hi Valeree, so did you try this recipe yourself? (there's no Tested and Approved patch!) If you did, how was it? was it nice and fluffy and moist? it looks like it's a very nice cake but there's no eggs in it, no milk etc.. I'm wondering if it will taste like a cake or a bread!
Thanks for sharing this easy recipe :)
Valeree Dunbar Valeree - Jun 29, 2013
Cosette, there is no oil, butter, shortening, eggs or milk in the cake recipe. The moisture of the mashed peaches is all that's necessary. I had gotten this cake recipe many years ago from a friend of mine and just found it, and I remembered it but haven't tried it lately. I just remember it being pretty good. I don't know anything about the Tested and Approved patch or how to get it, guess I'm still learning new things on this site.


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Federal Investigators Taking Over Syracuse Sex Abuse Case After Another Victim Comes Forward
The sex abuse scandal at Syracuse University is widening and some say it could eventually cost Hall of Fame Head Coach Jim Boeheim his job.
Pittsburgh, Pa. police now say they are prepared to launch an investigation into accusations made by 23-year-old Zachary Tomaselli. Tomaselli who is the third man to come forward with molestation allegations against Fine.
Pittsburgh cops say he has filed an affidavit with Syracuse police accusing Fine of molesting him in a Pittsburgh hotel room in 2002. But Tomaselli's father is calling his son a liar and saying he wasn't in Pittsburgh at the time.
The younger Tomaselli is also facing sex abuse charges involving a 14-year-old boy. But the younger Tomaselli has also accused his father of sex abuse and friends say he is telling the truth about Fine.
In the meantime, the Syracuse Police Department has now agreed to turn over all information in its investigation to the Onondaga County District Attorney ending a legal spat that was headed for court on Tuesday. Just last week, the D.A. accused Syracuse police of withholding information.
The case is also now being handled at the federal level with the U.S. Secret Service acting as the lead investigative unit.
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At her home Monday, Laurie Fine refused to comment but she is expected to talk Tuesday.
Jim Boeheim who played defense and tried to protect his friend and longtime assistant when the allegations surfaced and even said the accusers were after money has since backtracked.
In a Facebook statement he said, "What is most important is that this matter be fully investigated and that anyone with information be supported to come forward so that the truth can be found. I deeply regret any statements I made that might have inhibited that from occurring or been insensitive to victims of abuse."
Boeheim is expected to hold a press conference after Tuesday night's Syracuse game, but it's not clear if he will talk about the scandal.Copyright © 2014, The Morning Call