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The Table of Contents macro scans the headings on the current Confluence page to create a table of contents based on those headings. This helps readers find their way around lengthy pages, by summarising the content structure and providing links to headings.
Using the Table of Contents macro
Hint: For quick access from the editor toolbar, choose Insert > Table of Contents.
To add the Table of Contents macro to a page:
- In the Confluence editor, choose Insert > Other Macros
- Find and select the required macro
Speeding up macro entry with autocomplete: Type { and the beginning of the macro name, to see a list of suggested macros. Details are in Using Autocomplete.
To edit an existing macro: Click the macro placeholder and choose Edit. A macro dialog window will open, where you can edit the parameters of the macro.
Macro parameters
Parameters are options that you can set to control the content or format of the macro output. Where the parameter name used in Confluence storage format or wikimarkup is different to the label used in the macro browser, it will be listed below in brackets (
Output Type
Display Section Numbering
Select the check box to apply outline numbering to your headings, for example: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3.
List Style
Select the style of bullet point for each list item. You can use any valid CSS style. For example:
Heading Indent
Sets the indent for a list according to CSS quantities. Entering
This parameter applies to flat lists only. You can enter any of the following values:
Minimum Heading Level
Select the highest heading level to start your TOC list. For example, entering 2 will include levels 2, and lower, headings, but will not include level 1 headings.
Maximum Heading Level
Select the lowest heading level to include. For example, entering 2 will include levels 1 and 2, but will not include level 3 headings and below.
Include Headings
Filter headings to include according to specific criteria. You can use wildcard characters. See Sun's Regex documentation for examples of constructing regular expression strings.
Exclude Headings
Filter headings to enclude according to specific criteria. You can use wildcard characters. See Sun's Regex documentation for examples of constructing regular expression strings.
|By default, the TOC is set to print. If you clear the check box, the TOC will not be visible when you print the page.
CSS Class Name
If you have custom TOC styles in your CSS style sheet, use this parameter to output the TOC inside
|Absolute URL
(absoluteURL )
|By default, the links in the TOC are relative URLs pointing to the current page. If checked, the links in the TOC will be full URLs. This setting is useful when you are including a page with a Table of Contents in another page, and want to control where the links should take the user.
The examples below are based on this table of contents:
Filtered Table of Contents
This example filters the headings to include those that contain 'Favourite', but excludes headings which end with 'Things'. The list is styled with Roman numerals.
|List Style
|Include Headings
|Exclude Headings
The resulting table of contents is:
Flat List
This example filters all headings to render a flat list of 'Unknowns' enclosed in square brackets (the default list style).
|Output Type
|Maximum Heading Level
|Include Headings
The resulting table of contents is:
- When you use a Table of Contents macro in a template, you will see an error when you preview the template itself. But the Table of Contents macro works on the pages that people create from the template – the table of contents shows up after they have saved the page. (This is probably because the template is not defined as a page, and the Table of Contents macro works for pages only.)
- Due to an outstanding issue in the Table of Contents macro (CONF-10619), the macro browser's Refresh function does not render any parameter modifications. Currently, the rendering of parameter value modifications to the Table of Contents macro occurs only after the page is saved.
Using HTML heading markup with the Table of Contents macro
The Table of Contents macro cannot handle HTML heading markup on its own. Hence, if you use the HTML and HTML Include macros to render HTML heading markup in a Confluence page, the Table of Contents macro will not create a contents list out of these headings. (For more information about this issue, please refer to TOC-93.)
However, if you insert an HTML anchor into each HTML heading on your page (based on the following syntax), the Table of Contents macro will incorporate these headings into your contents list.
The syntax for the anchor name is the page name and heading name separated by a hyphen. Remove all spaces and convert all text to lower case. Convert all punctuation marks to their URL-encoded equivalent.
Code examples
The following examples are provided for advanced users who want to inspect or edit the underlying markup for a Confluence page.
Macro name:
Macro body: None.
Storage format example
This example shows a list-type table of contents.
This example shows a flat table of contents.
Wiki markup example
This example shows a list-type table of contents.
This example shows a flat table of contents.
100 Comments
It appears that Confluence only allows one TOC or TOC-ZONE macro on a page.
If you have more than one, then all will use the formatting attributes of the first one on the page.
(I was trying to format a page with one TOC for display on the page, and a second one within tags for inclusion on other pages)
Is it possible to put the table of contents in a box / frame (like wikipedia does)?
Thank you in advance
I put it in a panel - but my problem currently is that it takes up the whole width of the page.
You can use the section and the column macro to setup a column with a defined width. When you put in this column the toc macro and the panel it won't use the whole screen width.
Your suggestion doesn't work.
Does this example work for you (copy and paste near the top of your page):
{section} {column} Include introductory blurb here... {column} {column:width=240px} {panel} *On this page:* {toc:minLevel=2|maxLevel=2} {panel} {column} {section}
Thanks! It worked for me. - Sanjeev
Hello. I'm looking for a way to render a table of contents so that the headings collapse. In other words, something like the {pagetree} macro, but rather than dealing with pages, it deals with headings in single document. Ideally I'd like to see some sort of expand collapse feature for {toc}.
Is there a way to get this to work?
Hello, as I am not sure what exactly you need to to with the expanding and collapsing table of contents I am using something like this:
{toggle-cloak:id=contents}*To display the table of contents click here*
...some hints:
- toggle-cloak:id=contents -> the word "contents" needs to be the same also in cloak:id=contents
- "*To display the table of contents click here*" - this is custom - can be replaced by any text
- if this is placed within a page, {composition-setup} is required to be placed before the macros or at the top of the page
Hope this helps, enjoy your day
Hi MIroslav:
I tried your macro above:
{toggle-cloak:id=contents}*To display the table of contents click here*
{cloak}but it gave me the following error when I view the wiki:Unknown macro:{toggle-cloak}Unknown macro:{cloak}Am I missing something? Also looks like they just update confluence to the latest ver and now I can't edit my document in the wiki Markup mode directly. I need to do it in rich text editor mode and go to Insert -> Wiki Markup to insert...Any help will be appreciated! Thx!thx,Antonio.
I vote for this feature. I'd like to see an expandable/collapsible TOC that shows h1s by default, with the subheadings collapsed. I'm not having any luck making this happen with wiki markup.
In v4.3.6, the wiki markup for TOC doesn't even work properly when in Documentation Theme, customizing the left-nav sidebar to use TOC instead of page tree. Does it work in other versions?
While using the TOC macro on an imported word document, for some reason the final headings in the table of contents are appearing in the toc but are not linking to the heading anchors in the text.
Can you offer any insight into this?
I use the {
toc} macro to build a table of contents that includes headings for included pages. To do this, I use the
includePagesparameter. There does not seem to be any documentation on the Confluence site about this parameter; I found information at Adaptavist.
Is this a deprecated feature? If not, would it be possible to update the documentation to include the definition and some examples?
Are there any updates related to my question planned for the the new documentation? If the functionality is being migrated to another macro, please let me know which macro I should now use.
I have a page structure as the following:
- page 1
-- subpages
- page2
When exporting to PDF, I would like the headings of "page 1" and its children to be numbered as listet in the toc. Unfortunately I do not know how to do this.
Second, it would be nice, if home was not numbered and the counting would start with page 1, since home seems to be the only parent page possible. This is quite unfortunate since my wiki must me exported to PDF as an support manual.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thx, Miriam
I am using the TOC macro to create an index to information imported to a page via the metadate-report macro. The metadate-report is in a column on the left and the toc is in a column to the right. All works fine except that the toc does not show any new headings that have shown up since the last time the page with the toc was edited and saved. The new items show up in the metadata but the list in the toc does seem to get updated. It seems that the content of the toc is generated when the page is saved and does not refresh each time the page is displayed.
can anyone give me some insights?
I would like to know if this is a bug or a new feature.
I am using Confluence 3.2 and TOC 2.4.11
the same problem for me
I have an issue with the TOC macro and Firefox. If the heading contains a comma (,) or brackets (()) or any number of other "special" characters, the anchors the macro creates replaces those characters with entities.
For example,
ITSM (IT Service Management)
Creates the anchor
The link works fine in IE and Chrome, but Firefox changes the %28 and %29 back to ( and ), which doesn't match the anchor and so the link fails.
Firefox is the browser of choice for most of the people where I work, and it is frustrating for so many links to fail.
It would be great if there was a parameter for the TOC macro that would cause "special characters" to be ignored when the anchor is created.
Hi Cody,
Just to inform you that this bug was fixed in confluence 5.2.5 as you can see in here :
CONF-26765 - Redirect to anchors in pages with titles that contain special characters is broken Resolved
So upgrading your confluence to version 5.2.5 or latest will do the trick .
Hi All,
I have quick question... I have a doc that looks like this:
The TOC macro doesn't seem to properly handle the nesting of repetitive subsection names. Any of the "Success" entries will always point to the the first one in the doc? Anyone have a workaround/suggestion other than renaming the sub headers?
If you don't mind having your markup a little ugly, you can do something like the following:
h1. Some top level header h2. Succes{color}s{color} h2. Faile{color}d{color} h1. Another top level header h2. Succ{color}es{color}s h2. Fai{color}l{color}ed
The toc macro will ignore the text in the {color} macro when it creates the anchor for the heading, which will make your anchors unique. Other macros besides {color} would probably work as well.
Haha, that is one hell of an ugly hack. And your repetitions are limited to the number of permutations on the length of your section headers. :D
But I guess it works, so thumbs up for that!^^
Using the wiki markup to modify / differentiate the headers doesn't appear to work anymore. I'm guessing it is because the wiki markup is translated into whatever is really stored, and what is really stored is no longer different. The workaround I'm using is to add spaces to the end of the header, but this does not look great in the TOC
There seems to be a bug in the TOC macro when users change the color of a header. The TOC generates, but the TOC linking does not work properly. Has anyone had success creating a TOC out of colorized headers? If the headers use the default color, the TOC works fine.
Yes, would love to see this fixed!!
I seem to be having this issue as well – is there a fix?
Same problem for us. Putting any text color in a heading breaks the toc links. So I ended up putting a star image in front of the text for each heading using one of their misc notations.
We have a couple users that have used the TOC macro on their pages and generated emails based on the page. In those emails, the link to pages work, but the TOC links, being relative, do not seem to behave properly. Users that click on the TOC links are taken to the Dashboard instead of the page. It appears that the TOC links in the emails are being sent to http://server.name/contextroot/#relativeTOCLocation instead of the actual page. Anyone else seen similar behaviour or know how we might get around this?
I had a toc-zone macro that worked beautifully before Confluence 4.0
Now I am reorganizing the page and need to remove the toc-zone macro. When I remove the macro, all of the text that was included within the toc-zone macro disappears too.
I tried copying the text and pasting it before the macro, but the that didn't work.
It would be a snap to remove the macro in wiki markup. Now I am just frustrated. The car has stopped running, I'm a certified mechanic, but the hood latch is locked.
The TOC macro seems to conflict with the Tasklist Macro. I'm using Confluence 4.0.
To reproduce:
- Create a new page
- Create a tasklist
- Save
- Add a task: "My Task"
- Edit
- Create a TOC at the top
- Save
- View the page: "My Task" is gone
If you edit the page again you can still see the task data, it just doesn't show up when you view the page.
Please provide examples of How to exclude things from the TOC ? I am having issues with the PROFILE macro, the name of the user is included in the TOC.
Thanks in Advance!
It seems that the TOC linking is not working in Confluence 4.1.3. Only the first link works, the others are broken. I think this is due to wrong syntax of the <a> anchors in the TOC. This error is very serious because to us its very importent to have a TOC above of long pages.
Same issue for me. Someone has a solution for this?
Only solution what I know of: Delete textformat (copy to notepad and copy back to confluence) and apply (again) all textformat and add the TOC.
This solution is not really workable when a lot of pages needs to be adjusted/converted. Please help.
Same here.
Some links in TOC work, others don't. The ones that don't work have rel="nofollow" attribute, which is probably what causing the problem.
-- Maxim
You're right those links indeed have a 'nofollow' attribute. This macro becomes not usable on 4.x. Can anyone make an effort to improve?
Has anybody had problems with TOC macro when it is on a page that it included to another page? The links work fine on the original page but looks like they do not work on the page where it is included into.
(version is 3.2.1_01)
This is exactly why I'm here - was trying to see if there is something to do. Looks like nothing.
Still the same in Confluence 4.3.2!
Is there an open issue on that?
Harald Mueller
Software AG
this marco didn't work well in confluence 4.1.9.
if i uncheck printable then i expect that the toc didn't gets printed but it also didn't gets shown.
cheers, michael
I have the same issue - really defeats the purpose of that parameter. I input a support ticket today because we need this to exclude from our pdfs that we generate as our user-guides. We'll see what they say...
Seems like the TOC macro is quite buggy
Having the same issue and wondering if there was a bug fix for this out there yet. We need the ToC to be available when reading online but to not appear when exporting to a PDF.
This is a known issue. See here:
As far as I can tell, it was reported in February and there hasn't been any movement on it at all–not even a response from the developer to indicate whether they intend on fixing it.
If this is affecting you, I recommend going to the bug and clicking on the "vote" and "watch" links so the developers know that people are interested.
Is there any way to automatically add an active table of contents? The "Insert -> Table of Contents" feature seems to create just a list of headers on the page, but they aren't clickable.
Also and related, is there a way to set a page so that it doesn't use the "blue and underlined" css for things that are NOT links. It is confusing when it seems to be everywhere that confluence seems to think needs emphasis.
Bump - I have the same concerns as Skip
I am using Stepstone's Zen editor–the TOC is messed up there. It doesn't update with the latest additions. I know you guys don't support Stepstone plugin, but the TOC macro is Atlassian's. They don't seem to work well inside Zen's editor.
I'm trying to add a TOC to my wiki article, however my article has other articles embedded in it(cloaked). I only want the TOC to display headings from my article. Is there a proper solution to this? Thanks in advance.
the toc macro if we have headings spread across various tabs in the card-deck arrangement. Is this a bug?we are using version 3.5.13
The toc macro fails to navigate if we have headings spread within various tabs in a card-deck arrangement. Is this a bug? we are using version 3.5.13. Thanks
we are getting an:
Error formatting macro: toc: java.util.EmptyStackException
error. Any ideas what the cause of this could be? It used to work in earlier versions. We are currently using confluence 4.2.4 and plugin version 2.6.0.
I too am getting this error. It appears to be related to the inplace editor
When I'm using ToC macro, it inserts the Anchor macro in the ToC as well. So the link then leads to ToC page, not to the original Anchor location. Is there a way to get rid of this bug?
Hi i need your help please. Im working on Confluence 3.2 and I want to add a table of contenst but the only thing that happens is that it appears "Unknown macro: {toc }
i havent found the way to make it. It just writes that and nothing is happening. Does anyone knows that happens or what im i doing wrong?
the "unknown macro" doesnt appear, just the "toc"
The background. I wanted to have titles of "h2." or "h3." with content hiden under them. Orginally I used,Example of Body Text Title
though it made the heading appear as body text but I discovered
which presents the title in an improved heading like format.
This is great HOWEVER when I use
none of the headings that are expandable appear in the table of contents
Any tips on how to get expandable headings into "toc"???
I have three issues with my article. Please help me with solutions. Thanks!
- My TOC shows partially in blue and black. How can I fix to show only in Blue as visited links?
- My TOC shows a dangling bullet at the end of the list. How can I eliminate this bullet?
- I also seem to have a large space between the last sentence in the article and the comments section. How can I eliminate the space?
yes, in version 5.2.9 TOC shows blue and black link. It's very bad for documentations.
Guys, This product is amazing, but I am having issues with exporting to PDF, I have been working for a few days at the export to pdf functionality. I have successfully configured the multi-page export to PDF to work properly. All pages are exported to a single document with a page-by-page index as the title page, unfortunately all of the TOC that I have on multiple pages do the same thing and force a page-break before and after the TOC, this makes the PDF export longer than necessary and inconsistent. I guarantee there is a way to fix this in the Space or Global PDF Style-sheet control but can't figure out what the content I need to add to make this work. Can anyone help with this?
I attempted to fix this issue by the following adjustment in the PDF Stylesheet
div.toc {
page-break-before: none;
page-break-after: none;
Hi Nathan,
I'm not aware of any workaround for this issue, however it has been fixed in Confluence 5.1.3 if you are able to upgrade. If you are an OnDemand customer you should have the fix already. You can see details on the issue here CONF-28252 - Page break before and after Table of Contents macro are forced in PDF export Resolved .
With the latest version of Confluence On Demand, I am finding that TOC heading links to not work when the heading has a question mark in it. There is an old JIRA about this issue, but it was supposedly fixed many versions ago. Has the problem resurfaced? Is there a work around – other than not including the question mark? (It is a FAQ page, so question marks in headings are difficult to avoid!)
Thank you.
Hi Anonymous, I have have not been able to replicate your issue in OnDemand (for me headings with ? characters appear and work fine in the table of contents macro). You might want to raise a support issue or a bug about this.
Thank you for your response, Rachel. I did a bit more investigating. It appears to only be an issue on FireFox – but is definitely an issue there (including with pages in the Confluence documentation that have question marks in the headings). The links work fine on Chrome and Safari. I will log a bug.
Logged this bug: CONF-30485 - (In Firefox browser) Links in Table of Contents Macro not working when heading includes a question mark Resolved
Thanks Nicole!
Version 2.6.7 of the TOC plugin produces only a numbered TOC list without the heading text. Is there a bug in the plugin? or should something more be configured to also get the heading text in the TOC list?
Confluence 5.1.4 is used as WAR installation.
Regards, Kjell
I am having the same issue with my wiki's since updating to Atlassian Confluence 5.2. Pages that worked previously now display as just the numbered heading. I haven't been able to identify a bug for this yet but I suspect that we will need to search their open issues or report it in the correct forum.
I would suggest logging a bug for this. You can do this at http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF.
My TOC module breaks if the page I am using had the HTML or CODE block modules anywhere. If I remove them, no problems. Is there a fix planned or what is the solution
TOC links are not working, if:
- ":" is in title, or
- any special character (eg. ü ä) are in the heading.
Hi Ulrich, this should have been fixed - see CONF-26765 - Redirect to anchors in pages with titles that contain special characters is broken Resolved . If you are using 5.2.5 or later and still experiencing this issue could you please raise a bug or contact Support?
Thanks for reply. Yes, I can confirm, this bug is fixed in 5.3...
We just upgrade confluence from 4.3.2 to 5.2.5, and Table of Content plugin has been upgraded from 2.6.1 to 2.6.10.
I found the page with TOC macro displayed differently, the table of contents in old version has
Strikethroughif the contents headings contain Strikethrough, but the new version do not include Strikethroughanymore.
Is this a bug or the functionality has been changed?
Hi Sherry, I've just tried this with v 2.6.10 of the Table of Contents plugin on Confluence 5.3 and it works as expected. If you continue to have problems with 5.2.5 you might want to contact Support or raise a bug.
I added a table of contents to my page, but now the save button is disabled. The only way I have found out of it is to close the window, and then choose to restore the previously saved version, removing the table of contents. What am I doing wrong here?
Sounds like something fishy is going on, I'm not able to replicate the behaviour you describe. You might want to contact Support or raise a bug about this one.
Is there any way to globally change the css in order to ensure that there are no bullet points for the TOC?
In the macro parameters you can specify
nonein the list style field to show the list with no bullet points. I'm not aware of a way to do this in the space CSS however. You might want to ask your question at Answers as someone in the community may have a solution for you.
Is there anyway to have the Table of Contents include page numbers when printed or exported to Word/PDF?
We're attempting to use Confluence to track all of our documentation. Some of this documentation, such as a handbook, has to be printed for signing, etc from time-to-time.
Hi Kevin, you can use the following css to include page numbers in the ToC.
The code is taken from the example stylesheet available from confluencedefaultpdf.css.
Hello Adrian,
Since the code you're referring to is in the default css already, shouldn't the Table of Contents include page numbers when printed or exported to Word/PDF as default (ie. no need to change anything to have this functionality)? We have the same problem here as Kevin, our table of contents just show the section numbers and titles, nothing else. We'd like to have dots (.) and page numbers displayed as well. Like so:
1.1 One Title ....................................................... 32
It doesn't seem possible, since the default css already has:
span.toclead:before { content: leader(dotted); }
span.tocnum:before { content: target-counter(attr(href), page, decimal ); }
and all we get is:
1.1 One Title
Managed to solve it myself by stumbling onto Steffen Heller's post in an Atlassian Answers thread about the TOC not being generated at all:
"The appearance of that list can be adapted and refined with CSS that you enter at Browse > Space Admin > Look and Feel > PDF Stylesheet > PDF Export Stylesheet
If you want page numbers and a dotted line you can use123
a:after {
content: leader(dotted) target-counter(attr(href), page);
To avoid that all other hyperlinks on your page also get page numbers you better put your toc into another css class. For this you enter some_class_name (choose whatever you like) at "CSS Class Name" from the Edit menu of the {toc} macro and put exactly that some_class_name before the "a:after" so that you get ".some_class_name a:after" (don't forget the dot at the beginning)."
This solution created more problems that I solved while typing this, so I just thought I'd share in case anyone else gets stuck there too:
Just adding the CSS Class Name to the Table of Contents Macro Edit menu (as mentioned above), makes the TOC show disc bullets before each section number as bullet points, both in the PDF Export and on the actual page. The indentation of each section of the TOC changes, and nothing happens whatever you try to change in the Table of Contents Macro Edit menu. For example, if you leave the "List Style" input field empty, press Save, and open the Edit menu again, it will now says "disc". If you put "none" or "circle" or "square", nothing happens to the TOC. If you leave the "Heading Indent" empty, or put 15px, or 200px or anything, nothing changes. If you remove the CSS Class Name, all the Table of Contents Macro Edit menu input fields work like they should again.
So, I figured out that by entering a CSS Class Name in the Table of Contents Macro Edit menu, all TOC styling must now be done in the Global PDF Stylesheet (for the PDF Export) + the Global Stylesheet (for the actual page). So as Confluence Admin, you have to go to Global PDF Stylesheet and add your TOC styling there for your PDF export and then go to the Global Stylesheet and add your TOC styling there for your page.
For example, to have your TOC align to the left side of the page, remove any bullets (list-style-type), have an indentation of 15px for each section, a dotted line and page numbers, you'll add the following:
.some_class_name {
margin-left: -15px;
padding-left: 0px;
.some_class_name ul {
margin-left: 0px;
padding-left: 15px;
.some_class_name a:after {
content: leader(dotted) target-counter(attr(href), page);
I could not create the table of contents successfully.
The purpose is using Heading1 style, but the table of contents macro cannot extract the "Purpose" successfully.
Could any body help me understand?
I know the reason now. I have to save all once before I really activate the macro.
I'm glad you were able to get the macro working. In the macro browser, you can also click the Refresh iconto update the preview - this helps you see what your table of contents will look like without saving the page.
Thanks Rachel, but I still have to remind you that the first save is necessary or the refresh button will not work.
Best regards,
Chong Yie
Is there a way you could include a page anchor (Working with Anchors) in your table of contents without adding heading styles to it? I have a long table in a page, and I use anchors in the first column of the table, and use it to link to certain parts of the table. I can manually do it, but can I use the Table of Contents Macro to do the same?
I am exporting a pdf, out from multiple confluence wiki pages. My requirement is to have a minitioc(for h1, h2, h3 etc.) at the top for each page in the exported pdf. Is this possible to generate, and how?
I don't want to update my wiki pages.
You can customise the layout of the PDF, and it may be possible to make a table of contents appear on each page (I'm not sure how to do it myself, but it should be possible). There's some info on this page Customising Exports to PDF and this page Advanced PDF Export Customisations. I think there is also a lot of information on Answers too.
I am using Panel macro. I would like to have the Table of Contents macro be able to use the titles from the Panel macro. Does anybody have ideas about how this could be accomplished?
Hi, using Confluence OnDemand, I was wondering why we have the option "Display Section Numbering" in the table of contents macro whereas we cannot have numbered headings except if we pay for the add-on, add-on that does not manage 'include' pages as numbering is reset. In such a case the "Display Section Numbering" is not necessary.
Could you explain its purpose ? Thanks
Hi Bruno, the Display Section Numbering checkbox will add a number to each item in the table of contents. It is not related to any third party add-ons that might allow actual heading numbering. For example
This is my first heading
This is my second heading
This is the table of contents with Display Section Numbering selected:
Hi Rachel,
I know it is not related to the add-on but I (in fact 'we') really do not understand why we can have numbered headings in the table of contents whereas we can't have numbered headings in the document. It's like reading a book where you have a table of contents with page numbers whereas the book itself does not contain any page number. Thanks for clarification.
Yet another user here wondering why it's not possible to show numbered headings within the document. It's hard to navigate through a big page when there's duplicated heading values and not numbering available. For instance:
- Feature A
- Proposal
- Return of Investment
- ...
- Feature B
- Proposal
- Return of Investment
- ...
- Feature C
- Proposal
- ...
Looking at a "Proposal" heading doesn't tell me anything unless I scroll up to find what feature I'm in.
- Feature A
Hi, I am using the latest TOC version and I am wondering if there is an option to display heading with status macro or emoticons?
Hi Hanna,
There's no way to do it currently, but we do have an open feature request for it. You can comment on the issue and watch it to get updates, if you like.
CONF-36404 - Display Emoticons in TOC New
There seems to be a bug where TOC Headings won't work as outside hyperlink (eg inserted in an email) if the Heading includes a question mark.
Quite annoying if you want to refer a user directly to a FAQ inside a lengthy page.


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Posted at: 08/22/2013 10:10 PM
By: Chris Ramirez, KOB Eyewitness News 4
Republican lawmakers plan on filing a lawsuit that could block the Doña Ana County Clerk's Office from issuing any more same sex marriage licenses.
State Senator William Sharer, R-Farmington, told the Associated Press that he and two dozen other New Mexico GOP lawmakers plan on filing the suit as early as Friday afternoon. Sharer said it's up the New Mexico State Legislature, not county clerks, to make decisions like this.
As of Thursday night, 82 marriage licenses had been issued to gay and lesbian couples in Doña Ana County.


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I wanted spicy, and that's what I got! Nothing was so over the top that it kept us from scarfin' down spoonful and forkful of yummy Cha Cha goodness. We ordered take-out the ambiance is beachy and fun, with tables outside and a take-out window. "Colorful" is an understatement. Very casual, and fantastic service. Glad we called ahead- quite a line. The hot wings were delicious coated in some sort of a mix of spices and -maybe-cornflakes? REALLY delicious- sweet, savory, and spicy. We also had the Cha Cha chicken and the chicken enchiladas. Everything came with dirty rice (which by itself was awesome) and plantains (I like my plantains a lil sweeter and mushier but thats just me). Overall, I would do it again in a heartbeat.
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Every day, 36 children in the United States are diagnosed with cancer—and more than 40,000 undergo cancer treatment every year. For dogs, the numbers are even more heart wrenching: 1 in 3 will be afflicted with cancer in their life and, of those, half will die from it.
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Lolita loves herself a three-day weekend, and this July 4th provided just that – with perfect weather, no less! Our little roof deck in the sky proved to be the prime place for this year's fireworks. In the past, the 18 story apartment complex a block away from us used to eclipse practically the whole light-show, and all we'd see was an intermittently glowing building with a few stray sparks escaping from the sides from time to time. But the fire-barge must have moved up the Charles a bit – or the building moved down, which is highly improbable – because last night we could see almost all of the fireworks, and they were *beautiful*! With the sounds of the Boston Pops and Martina McBride piping through my speakers from the TV indoors, Claytonious husbandius and I had excellent seats – with wine and cigars a' smokin' – for our town's legendary Independence Day celebration.
And what goes best with independence? Why, lobster, of course! Historically speaking, before lobster became all haute couture as they is today, they used to be so abundant on the shores of the Northeast colonies that the crustaceans would wash in with the tides, leaving creepy crawly banks of the critters all along the coast. Back then, it was considered "poverty" food, good enough only for servants and slaves — so the irony of linking lobster with independence isn't lost on Lolita. Still, today it rings in at $8.99/lb (for hard-shell 1 1/2lbers at Yankee Lobster off of Fan Pier), and we have it seldom enough that it's still super-special to me and mine.
Er, except the lobsters we bought for Sunday's dinner were HUGE, and after eating claws, knuckles, and legs with truffled melted butter and all the side fixin's, we were so stuffed that we saved our tails for Monday's dinner. "Lobster two nights in a row?" said Clayton, "Who do you think we are, the Rockefellers?" No, thought I, not the Rockefellers — just their well fed neighbors from across the tracks. That's where a light but luscious lobster lasagna can be found, served with a quick salad and a glass of crisp white wine, for a delicious dinner al fresco on our nation's day of Independence. Yankee Doodle Yummy!
Luscious Lobster Lasagna
8oz cooked lobster meat (I used two tails)
1/2 package lasagna noodles
2 tbs butter
1 cup half n' half
3 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup finely diced carrots
1/2 cup finely diced celery
2 cups fresh baby spinach
1 cup ricotta cheese
6oz fresh mozzarella cheese
6oz Parmigiano–Reggiano
1 egg
iceberg lettuce, wedged
ranch dressing
Every time I make lasagna, it's too big. We have a craptastic freezer, and no microwave anyway, so making stuff to hold and eat days later isn't feasible for us. I also had a limited amount of lobster meat, so I decided to make a small loaf-pan's worth of lasagna — which was just the right amount! My noodles being the normal size, though, I had to break them up a bit to make them fit into the pyrex dish. To make it easier to serve, I broke each noodle roughly in half before fitting them into the dish — I thought this would prevent the unfortunate squishing out of all the innards that sometimes happens with a gooey center. In the long run, it was a good idea.
90° outside means it's almost 100° in our pad, so cooking indoors is out of the question if we ever want to, er, wear clothing in the house during summer nights. We've always been creative with Little Red, but we'd never boiled water on him before; I'm happy to say that he stepped up the challenge! Since all I'm doing is cooking off my lasagna noodles so they'll be easy to handle, I dump about 8 cups of salted water into my pasta boiler and set it, covered, over the preheated coils under Little Red's grill.
He doesn't close all the way, but this is close enough for government work. It takes a while, but after about 30 minutes my water is boiling. Boo-ya! That's one less preparation technique I need to suffer through indoors during the summer.
A glug of EVOO keeps my pasta sheets from sticking together. I cook them to slightly less than al dente, since they'll continue to cook when I bake off the casserole later, then I set them aside to hold in cold water until I need them.
These are the ingredients for my filling and sauce – more or less. (There should be an egg in there, and some spinach – but I forgot to include them in this set-up shot. Whoops.)
Here are my eggs. These are so fresh from the farm they still have chicken funk stuck to them, so I have to wash the outsides, then my hands, before I can handle any more food. Still – they were in a chicken yesterday, and will be in my belly tonight; that's pretty darn fresh.
Not all my prep can be done outside, at least not while the sun's setting and the bugs are flying madly about. So I have to make my bechamel and filling inside – but all's good, since it doesn't take too long, and requires only a little heat. I start by mincing my celery, carrots, and garlic.
I also chiffonade my spinach. All these veggies will give my lasagna some crunch and texture, as well as simple garden flavors.
In my large skillet, I melt my butter and soften my garlic, before adding about a tablespoon of flour, which I whisk in well to make a roux. I let this cook for a few moments over medium heat, allowing the roux to darken ever-so slightly.
I next whisk in my half n' half, continuing to cook over medium heat until the bechamel has begun to thicken.
Some salt, pepper, and freshly grated nutmeg gets added for flavor…
… before the addition of my veggies, which I stir in very well.
This could almost be eaten as a soup – a primavera cream soup. I allow this to simmer, encouraging the spinach to soften and release its color by continuing to mix well, and I add about 1/4 cup of freshly grated parmagiano reggiano to the mix before removing the pan from the heat.
In a separate bowl, I've mixed my ricotta, my fresh mozz (which I've torn from little balls into littler balls), my beaten egg, more parm, and some salt and pepper together.
It's time to layer the lasagna. I've greased up my loaf pan, and I start with a slather of my spinachy bechamel.
Then I lay two noodle halves over the base, stud them with some of my chopped lobster meat, and then I drop two or three healthy dollops of my cheese blend on top, before spooning another slather of spinach sauce over everything. I repeat this process for about 5 layers.
After topping the lasagna with the last of the bechamel and some more grated parm, I place the whole pan onto Little Red's grill before closing the lid and walking away for about 30 minutes.
The fireworks may fall in the east, but the western sky right now is a study in light and shadow that easily rivals what we'll be watching shortly, after the moon is high and the sun has completely sunk past the horizon.
As a complement to the lobster lasagna, I've thrown together a super quick salad: wedges of iceberg lettuce and tiny ripe salted tomatoes, topped with capers, ranch dressing and EVOO. Sometimes it's the easiest things to make that are the most satisfying.
After 20 minutes or so, I check to see that my lasagna is bubbling hot, and nicely crispy brown on top. I remove it from the grill and set it to rest, loosely covered, for about 15 minutes before cutting into it (which will help it set).
This white light lobster lasagna has an almost ethereal quality: it's hot and filling, to be sure, but the tender shellfish chunks and fluffy puffy baked cheese are bright, fresh, buttery and garlicky flavors, offset by wee bits of carrots and celery. The crunchy salad with the sharp briny capers brings balance to the palate, and each bite is better than the last. As the night closes in and the Pops warm up for the 1812 Overture, Clayton and I celebrate our freedom by devouring our dinners with gusto. Happy Independence Day, America! Here's hoping that some day soon, we'll be able to celebrate the freedom and happiness of every man, woman, and child on the planet – regardless of what they look like, where they come from, who they love or what they worship. World Peace, people – it's not just for beauty queens.


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Rising with the glory of the sun,
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I'll fly higher and higher,
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I'll tarry until the day is done,
I'll soar waiting patiently to reign,
With the moon among the stars all through the night,
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Move over Idol and X-Factor, there's a new music competition in town. With only five weeks to go till the premiere of NBC's new singing talent competition The Voice, a new promo video featuring Christina Aguilera has been released.
"You can judge people based on the way they look. I love that fact we get to sit here with our backs turned away from these people and completely use just one sense to hear these voices. I'm not looking for vocal acrobatics, who has biggest range high and low. I'm looking forward to getting moved," Christina said while promoting the show recently.
Cee Lo explains that the judges' backs will be turned to the stage while the contestants audition. "We get to concentrate on nothing but the voice," Xtina chimes in.
Christina joins Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green, and Adam Levine on the show and Carson Daly is hosting.
The Voice debuts on April 26 at 9/8c on NBC!


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Campus briefs
Orange County residents among Global Gap Year Fellows
CHAPEL HILL – Two incoming freshmen to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from Orange County are among the recipients of the 2014-15 Global Gap Year Fellowship.
The fellowship provides financial support for seven first-year students admitted for fall 2014 who choose to defer enrollment for one year to gain informal, global education that combines volunteer service, work and international travel. It was launched in 2011 and made possible by anonymous gift of $1.5 million to Campus Y.
The local recipients are Thomas Elliott of Carrboro and Lee Mook of Chapel Hill. Other recipients include Kaitlin Nicole Harlow of Clayton, Emily Gabbard of Highlands, Gabriela Aleman of Charlotte, Isabella Hernandez of Greenville and Keely Kriho of LaGrange Park.
Seven Duke students picked for 'Reggie' scholarships
DURHAM – Seven incoming Duke University freshmen are now winners of the Reginaldo Howard Memorial Scholarship.
Each "Reggie" scholarship amounts to more than $240,000 over four years, covering tuition, room, board and mandatory fees. Duke provides the award to first-year students of African heritage who have demonstrated leadership ability, academic achievement, community involvement and commitment to social justice.
The latest recipients are Naa Adorkor Allotey of Macon, Georgia; Samantha Lorraine Holmes of Ridgefield, Connecticut; Razan Abdurrahman Idris of Springfield, Virginia; Michael Jerome Ivory of Miami, Florida; Brennan Allan Steele of Antioch, Tennessee; Sinclair James Toffa of Englewood, Colorado; and Shaquille Kareem Tucker of Norcross, Georgia.
The scholarship was named after the first black student body president at Duke, who died in a car accident in 1976.
Local students graduate from Brevard College
CHAPEL HILL – Five students from Chapel Hill and Hillsborough on Saturday graduated from Brevard College in Brevard, North Carolina.
The local graduates during the school's 161st commencement ceremony were Asher Blackmore, Emily Boykin, Nathan Crankshaw and Michelle Prata – all of Chapel Hill – and Kyle Jackola of Hillsborough.
Two UNC researchers win Lumosity grant
CHAPEL HILL – Joseph Hopfinger and Kathleen Gates, professors at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, on Tuesday received the first Human Cognition Grant from Lumosity.
The $150,000 grant is dedicated to advancing the understanding of neural bases of cognitive training and will support research that investigates changes in brain connectivity.
Hopfinger is a professor of cognitive psychology and Gates is a professor of quantitative psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Lumosity is a cognitive training and neuroscience research company.
Duke names 12 University Scholars
DURHAM – Duke University has selected 12 high school graduates, including three international students, for the University Scholarship.
Each scholarship has an estimated value of $240,000 over four years, covering tuition, room, board and mandatory fees. The program started in 1998 with a gift from Duke alumna Melinda French Gates and her husband, Bill Gates, through the William H. Gates Foundation.
Recipients for 2014 include:
- Abena Ansah-Yeboah of Dumfries, Virginia
- Monica Barbara Arniella of Royal Palm Beach, Florida
- Jihane Bettahi of Fes, Morocco
- Shivam Narayan Dave of Pearland, Texas
- Attyat Mayans of Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Chandler Julianne McMillan of Long Beach, New York
- Cam-Ha Thi Nguyen of Hanoi, Vietnam
- Sanjukta Santra of Fort Collins, Colorado
- Dejana Saric of Loma Linda, California
- Pratiksha Sharma of Lumbini, Nepal
- Austin Tate of Buda, Texas
- Shadman Mohammed Uddin of Roswell, Georgia
UNC recognizes graduate students with Impact Awards
CHAPEL HILL – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has recognized 20 graduate students for research work in collaboration with faculty mentors.
Recipients of the 2014 Graduate Education Advancement Board Impact Awards are:
- Maria Aleman
- Nathaniel Claridad
- Kari Debbink
- Paul Gilbert
- Rachel Gittman
- Lindsey Haynes-Maslow
- Heather Hunt
- Anna Jalowska
- Cynthia Lin
- Madisa Macon
- Jim Martin
- Candy McClernan
- Jennifer Poti
- Bradley Proctor
- Agostina Santoro
- Julianne Schmidt
- Jing Shan
- Paul Sheeran
- Jessica Willoughby
- Dominica Hiu Ching Wong
UNC names new vice chancellor for finance
CHAPEL HILL - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has hired Matthew M. Fajack as the university's new chief financial officer and vice chancellor for finance and administration.
He starts the job on June 9.
Fajack has served as the University of Florida's vice president and chief financial officer since 2008. There, he was responsible for financial planning and analysis, as well as overseeing budgets, finance, treasury and accounting. At UNC, he's expected to oversee financial planning and budgeting, treasury and risk management, facilitiies planning, construction and operations, real-estate development, purchasing, public safety, environmental health and safety and energy services.
Duke freshmen win B.N. Duke scholarships
DURHAM – Duke University has awarded Benjamin N. Duke scholarships to 11 incoming freshmen from North and South Carolina.
The university awards the scholarships to students who demonstrate high academic achievement, commitment to community service and leadership potential. Each scholarship is valued at more than $240,000 over four years.
Recipients for the Class of 2018 are:
- Pujith Adusumilli of Cary
- Barak Biblin of Cary
- Jack Alexander Bradford of Huntersville
- Elizabeth Ann Brown of Raleigh
- Helen Anne Lo of Chapel Hill
- Taylor Jacqueline Panzer of Hickory
- Shubham R. Patel of Mount Pleasant
- Gabrielle Christina Stewart of Charleston, South Carolina
- Catherine Anne Ward of Trent Woods
- Amon Khalid Williams of Carrboro
- Alexandra Lee Wisner of Wilmington
Duke Muslim chaplain assumes new role
DURHAM – Imam Abdullah Antepli, founding director of Duke University's Center for Muslim Life and the first-ever Muslim chaplain since 2008, takes on a new position as chief representative for Muslim affairs/Muslim chaplain.
In this new role, Antepli will organize workshops, panels and conferences on issues of bridge-building, cross-religious and cross-cultural conversation. His responsibilities at the Duke Islamic Studies Center now also include expanding the Transcultural Islam Research Network to address major issues in Muslim domains of Africa and Asia.
Duke announces 2014 distinguished professors
DURHAM – Duke University on May 1 awarded distinguished professorships to 37 faculty members.
Recipients included:
-- Mathew McCubbins, Ruth F. DeVarney Professor of Political Science
-- Ashutosh Kotwal, Fritz London Professor of Physics
-- Laura Edwards, Peabody Family Professor of History
-- Fred Nijhout, John Franklin Crowell Professor of Biology
-- Thomas Mitchell-Olds, Newman Ivey White Professor of Biology
-- Alvin L. Crumbliss, University Distinguished Service Professor
-- Harris Cooper, Hugo L. Blomquist Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience
-- Wilfred Amaldoss, Thomas A. Finch Jr. Professor of Business Administration
-- Alon Brav, Robert L. Dickens Professor of Business Administration
-- Qi Chen, Walter M. Upchurch Jr. Professor of Business Administration
-- Adriano Rampini, John D. Forsyth Professor of Business Administration
-- David Robinson, J. Rex Fuqua Professor of International Management
-- Mohan Venkatachalam, R. J. Reynolds Professor of Business Administration
-- Krishnendu Chakrabarty, William H. Younger Professor of Engineering
-- Joseph Izatt, Michael J. Fitzpatrick Professor of Engineering
-- Lingchong You, Paul Ruffin Scarborough Associate Professor of Engineering
-- Kenneth D. Poss, James B. Duke Professor of Cell Biology
-- Douglas Marchuk, James B. Duke Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology
-- Daniel K. Benjamin Jr., Kiser-Arena Professor of Pediatrics
-- Monica Kraft, Charles Johnson, M.D., Professor of Medicine
-- Christopher M. O'Connor, Richard Sean Stack, M.D./Guidant Foundation Professor of Cardiology
-- W. Daniel Stamer, Joseph A.C. Wadsworth Professor of Ophthalmology
-- Hai Yan, Henry S. Friedman Professor of Neuro-Oncology
-- Benjamin A. Alman, James R. Ubaniak, M.D., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
-- Thomas A. D'Amico, Gary Hock Professor of Surgery
-- L. Gregory Jones, Ruth W. and A. Morris Williams Jr. Professor of Christian Ministry
-- Grant Wacker, Gilbert T. Rowe Professor of Christian History
-- Marilyn Oermann, Thelma M. Ingles Professor of Nursing
-- Bei Wu, Pauline Gratz Professor of Nursing
-- Kelly Brownell, Robert L. Flowers Professor of Public Policy
-- Anirudh Krishna, Edgar T. Thompson Professor of Public Policy
-- Lawrence G. Baxter, William B. McGuire Professor of the Practice of Law
-- Rebecca Stein, Nicholas J. and Theresa M. Leonardy Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology
-- Amilcare Porporato, Addy Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
-- Heileen Hsu-Kim, Mary Milus Yoh & Harold L. Yoh Jr. Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
-- Kathy Franz, Alexander F. Hehmeyer Professor of Chemistry
-- Erika Weinthal, Lee Hill Snowdon Professor of Environmental Policy
A.B. Duke scholarships awarded
DURHAM – Duke University has selected 19 incoming freshmen to receive the Angier B. Duke Memorial Scholarship for undergraduate studies.
The A.B. Duke scholarships provide full tuition, room and board and mandatory fees for four years, as well as a six-week summer study program at the University of Oxford in England. Scholars are also offered up to $5,000 for research or other educational enrichment programs. Based on estimated tuition rates, a scholarship will be worth more than $250,000 to a student over a four-year period.
This year's winners are:
-- Eva Elizabeth Arroyo of Elgin, Texas
-- Suman Bajgain of Kathmandu, Nepal
-- Carly Noel Bandt of Shoreview, Minnesota
-- Tristan Henri Bouan of Bretagne, France
-- Joseph Patrick Branson of Madison, Mississippi
-- Elizabeth Anne Brown of Birmingham, Alabama
-- Lauren Kelly Bunce of Miami, Florida
-- Kelly Jane Cochran of Odessa, Florida
-- Devavrat Vivek Dabke, of Avon, Connecticut
-- Caroline Lydia Fernelius of Sugar Land, Texas
-- Aakash Jain of Scottsdale, Arizona
-- Michael Jacob Kiffel of Boca Raton, Florida
-- Sarina P. Madhavan of Katy, Texas
-- Thabit Farrukh Pulak of Richardson, Texas
-- Aaron Balazs Rimanyi of Chapel Hill
-- Sarah Sibley of Denver, Colorado
-- Meghana Kasturi Vagwala of Grafton, Massachusetts
-- Amy Jaclyn Vitha of Valley Stream, New York
-- Luke Pace Whitten of Dallas, Texas


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University Recreation Fitness Center
University of Arkansas operates a satellite fitness facility in the Arkansas Union. The department of University Recreation (UREC) operates this facility in addition to its main facility in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Building.
The new fitness facility occupies the lower floor space that was vacated by the University of Arkansas Bookstore on the second floor of the Arkansas Union. The facility features almost 6,000 square feet of fitness floor space, a 1,500-square-foot group exercise room, and men's and women's locker and shower facilities. The facility is available to all current UREC members. Memberships may be purchased at either the HPER main office or UREC Fitness Center office.
Summer 2015 Hours
Friday 6:00 a.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m.- 8:45 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
UREC Fitness Center Front Desk Hours
Monday & Wednesday 11:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m.
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New Fitness Center T-Shirt Policy: This new policy is to promote a welcoming atmosphere, help protect our equipment and reduce the possibility of infection transmission, please watch this video for more information. If you would like more information or questions please read our frequently asked questions or our infection transmission handout.
If you would like to know more about the fitness center dress code, click here.
Also please note that a University of Arkansas I.D. is required to use the facility.
Please refer to the Fitness Center rules to help ensure a pleasant experience for all patrons.
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Microsoft Corp. today announced the availability of two new ways for small businesses in the U.S. to more easily and affordably invest in technology solutions that drive enhanced business value for their firms.
The Microsoft Office 2003 and Windows Small Business Server 2003 IT Services Promotion is a way for businesses that purchase a minimum of five qualifying* Microsoft Office 2003 licenses or one Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 license, together or as stand-alone products, to receive subsidies from Microsoft to use toward information technology (IT) consultant services such as software installation, training and more.
The Small Business Platform SKU, a special offering designed for small businesses within the Open Value licensing program, simplifies the purchasing, use and management of the core software products that small businesses use today.
These offerings reflect the company's overall and ongoing commitment to serving the dynamic, thriving small-business segment in the U.S.Read more in today's PressPass releaseThank you and have a wonderful day,Eric LigmanMicrosoft US Senior ManagerSmall Business Community EngagementThis posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights


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The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms Volume 4; The Metaphysics of Symbolic Forms Ernst Cassirer, John Michael Krois, Donald Phillip Verene, John Michael Krois
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At his death in 1945, the influential German philosopher Ernst Cassirer left manuscripts for the fourth and final volume of his magnum opus, The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms. John Michael Krois and Donald Phillip Verene have edited these writings and translated them into English for the first time, bringing to completion Cassirer's major treatment of the concept of symbolic form. Ernst Cassirer believed that all the forms of representation that human beings use-language, myth, art, religion, history, science-are symbolic, and the concept of symbolic forms was the basis of his thinking on these subjects. In this volume, which contains one text written in 1928 and another in about 1940, Cassirer presents the metaphysics that is implicit in his epistemology and phenomenology of culture. The earlier text grounds the philosopher's conception of symbolic forms on a notion of human nature that makes a general distinction between Geist (mind) and life. In the later text, he discusses Basis Phenomena, an original concept not mentioned in any of his previous works, and he compares his own viewpoint with those of other modern philosophers, notably Bergson and Heidegger.
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Oral administration of AUGMENTIN XR will result in high urine concentrations of amoxicillin. High urine concentrations of ampicillin may result in false-positive reactions when testing for the presence of glucose in urine using CLINITEST®, Benedict's Solution, or Fehling's Solution. Since this effect may also occur with amoxicillin and therefore AUGMENTIN XR, it is recommended that glucose tests based on enzymatic glucose oxidase reactions (such as CLINISTIX®) be used.
Following administration of ampicillin to pregnant women, a transient decrease in plasma concentration of total conjugated estriol, estriol-glucuronide, conjugated estrone, and estradiol has been noted. This effect may also occur with amoxicillin, and therefore, AUGMENTIN XR.
Long-term studies in animals have not been performed to evaluate carcinogenic potential. The mutagenic potential of AUGMENTIN was investigated in vitro with an Ames test, a human lymphocyte cytogenetic assay, a yeast test, and a mouse lymphoma forward mutation assay, and in vivo with mouse micronucleus tests and a dominant lethal test. All were negative apart from the in vitro mouse lymphoma assay, where weak activity was found at very high, cytotoxic concentrations. AUGMENTIN at oral doses of up to 1,200 mg/kg/day (1.9 times the maximum human dose of amoxicillin and 15 times the maximum human dose of clavulanate based on body surface area) was found to have no effect on fertility and reproductive performance in rats dosed with a 2:1 ratio formulation of amoxicillin:clavulanate.
Pregnancy Category B. Reproduction studies performed in pregnant rats and mice given AUGMENTIN at oral doses up to 1,200 mg/kg/day revealed no evidence of harm to the fetus due to AUGMENTIN. In terms of body surface area, the doses in rats were 1.6 times the maximum human oral dose of amoxicillin and 13 times the maximum human dose for clavulanate. For mice, these doses were 0.9 and 7.4 times the maximum human oral dose of amoxicillin and clavulanate, respectively. There are, however, no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Because animal reproduction studies are not always predictive of human response, this drug should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed.
Following overdosage, patients have experienced primarily gastrointestinal symptoms including stomach and abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. Rash, hyperactivity, or drowsiness have also been observed in a small number of patients.
In the case of overdosage, discontinue AUGMENTIN XR, treat symptomatically, and institute supportive measures as required. If the overdosage is very recent and there is no contraindication, an attempt at emesis or other means of removal of drug from the stomach may be performed. A prospective study of 51 pediatric patients at a poison control center suggested that overdosages of less than 250 mg/kg of amoxicillin are not associated with significant clinical symptoms and do not require gastric emptying.5
Interstitial nephritis resulting in oliguric renal failure has been reported in a small number of patients after overdosage with amoxicillin.
Crystalluria, in some cases leading to renal failure, has also been reported after amoxicillin overdosage in adult and pediatric patients. In case of overdosage, adequate fluid intake and diuresis should be maintained to reduce the risk of amoxicillin crystalluria.
Renal impairment appears to be reversible with cessation of drug administration. High blood levels may occur more readily in patients with impaired renal function because of decreased renal clearance of both amoxicillin and clavulanate. Both amoxicillin and clavulanate are removed from the circulation by hemodialysis (see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION).
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Larsen is a chameleon of popular fiction. "The Darkest Night" is the second novel in her Kaycee Miller mystery series, which debuted with the critically acclaimed, "At First Sight." Writing under several pseudonyms, Larsen's novels cross genres and appeal to a wide variety of readers. She has published the thrillers "Deadly Company," "Deadly Silence," "Deadly Rescue," and "Sisters and Secrets." She is also the author of "Render Safe" by Jackie Nida, and "The Passage" by Alex Lawrence.
In "The Darkest Night" Larsen once again brings Kaycee Miller, a psychologist who specializes in graphology (handwriting analysis) and the love of her life, Max Masterson together. Max is the human half of a certified Search and Rescue K-9 team.
Three people have vanished in our national parks for no apparent reason. Investigators are desperately searching for a connection between the victims. The question is asked: "Are they having a strange mystical experience inspired by a hot new bestseller or is something less spiritual, and much more sinister behind their untimely disappearances?" Max is called into the search for these victims and Kaycee is on hand to help him.
As the story opens, Evan Newsome finds himself alone in a forest. He has no clue where he is, how long he's been here, or why he has been left to die. Max and his SAR dog Stagga find Evan in the Carlsbad National Forest and bring him to safety. Evan clings to life although in a coma. The FBI and the SAR teams hope this sole survivor will be able to shed light on the mysterious case.
Before Evan regains consciousness in the hospital, the sister of Max's best friend disappears in the Rocky Mountain National Forest, the sinister trail takes a new twist.
The hunt is on to find Cal's sister who suffers from diabetes. Cal is the helicopter pilot on the SAR team and is fearless in the search for his sister.
As the SAR team is searching for Aubrey in the Estes Park area the story turns to Craig Sanderson. Sanderson knows where and why the victims were chosen. He has studied the methods of the emergency rescue teams for ten years. This character is a ghost from the past, a reminder of injustice, inhumanity, and incompetence. The reader sees at once that Sanderson is unhinged, a man on a mission that knows no mercy. He has one more victim to take and his plans are carefully laid out to kidnap her. His next victim? Kaycee Miller, of course.
When Kaycee is drugged, kidnapped and secreted away in the Ouachita National Forest near Mena, Arkansas the story hits a peak of intensity sure to shock even the calmest reader's nerves. Due to a progressive eye disease, Kaycee has minimal night vision which skyrockets her fear level.
The SAR teams from both Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana are brought into the search. The Ouachita National Forest is 65,000 acres of mountainous terrain that runs from east to west instead of the normal north to south. A nice bit of information for future reference.
Larsen lets her readers in on more than the protagonists can know. This creates tremendous tension and suspense. The author's research again astonishes. Her research on piloting a helicopter in treacherous mountains and weather conditions come to the fore in this story. Also how SAR teams work under the worst possible conditions, risking life and limb, to effect rescues will be procedures most readers have never read or experienced before.
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Few Texans have left a greater mark on the history of the United States than Lyndon Baines Johnson. (photographed above in 1965 at the "Texas White House.") Serving as the nation's 36th president, from November 22, 1963, to January 20, 1969, Johnson guided the country through a tumultuous era of social unrest and cultural change.
August 27 marks President Johnson's birth, on a farm near Stonewall in the Hill Country. Tributes will ring from the Pedernales to the Potomac, as Texans especially reflect upon the positive contributions made by a native son who rose from humble beginnings to the highest office in the land.
The oldest of five children born to Rebekah Baines Johnson and Sam Ealy Johnson Jr., young Lyndon was encouraged to follow his ambitions for public service. After high school, Lyndon enrolled in Southwest Texas State Teachers College (now Texas State University) in San Marcos, and before graduating in 1930, he taught school for a year in Cotulla.
Johnson made what many consider the best move of his life in 1934, when he met and married Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor, whose own legacy reemerges each spring in a profusion of roadside wildflowers. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1937 as a supporter of Roosevelt's New Deal, LBJ held the office for 111⁄2 years.
In 1941, when LBJ first ran for the U.S. Senate, the master politician suffered the only electoral defeat of his career. LBJ was determined not to lose when he ran for the Senate again in 1948. In a contest that presidential historian Lewis Gould describes as "one of the most controversial episodes in the history of American elections," Johnson defeated Coke Stevenson by 87 votes.
Though Johnson failed in his pursuit of the Democratic nomination for President in 1960, he joined Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy on the winning ticket as JFK's vice president. The Texan ascended to the presidency when Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
In the five years of his presidency, LBJ managed to power through such landmark measures as the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, Medicare, Medicaid, and more than 100 other major proposals on education, health, the environment, consumer affairs, and poverty. Johnson aide Joseph Califano says that LBJ viewed government as "an instrument to help the most vulnerable among us."
Before he died in 1973, the president oversaw the creation of the LBJ Library and Museum on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. As part of the Lyndon B. Johnson's birthday, the LBJ Library and Museum invites the public to a party from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 27.
The LBJ Library and Museum in Austin hosts its annual LBJ Birthday Celebration on Aug. 27 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 512/721-0200.
LBJ State Park and Historic Site, one mile east of Stonewall, provides birthday refreshments on Aug. 27 at the park visitor center. The park's Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm also hosts activities in honor of LBJ's birthday. Call 830/644-2252.
LBJ National Historical Park has two sections, the LBJ Ranch (near Stonewall) and the main park headquarters in Johnson City, where you can tour LBJ's boyhood home, his grand-parents' homestead (known as the Johnson Settlement), and the National Park Visitor Center. On August 27, the LBJ Ranch will host a wreath-laying ceremony and the opening of LBJ's office in the "Texas White House" to the public. (To tour the ranch, you board a bus at the visitor center at the state park.) Call 830/385-3927.
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Statistics indicate one-third of the college students have at least four credit cards.
The average credit card debt held by college graduates is $2,700.
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Shopping with a credit card can be convenient, contemporary and carefree. But for some individuals, it can be costly—quite costly!
With a penchant for fun, socializing and indulgence, it can be easy for college students to fall into a spiral of spending that can leave them debt-ridden for years.
While there are numerous risks associated with credit card abuse, there are benefits of smart credit card use. Students who are judicious in spending and promptly pay their accounts in full can build a good credit history.
Being a responsible credit card user favorably influences insurance agents, banks, mortgage companies and other lenders, as well as potential employers who may be reviewing credit scores when making hiring decisions.
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Hands on involvement in the restoration of the historic Antoine LeClaire House Historical Interpretive Center has been a priority of the SCHPS in partnership with the City of Davenport which acquired the Italianate mansion as a Bicentennial project in 1976.
Antoine LeClaire was the prime founder of the City of Davenport and a moving force in opening the frontier west of the Mississippi River to settlement. He funded schools, churches, public buildings parks and industry, as well as donated the square of land the Scott County Courthouse stands on today.
The LeClaire House Center will serve as a dissemination point for information on local historic sites and tours, as a location for community meetings and programs and as a catalyst for neighborhood renewal.
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OAK CREEK — A vigil followed Oak Creek's "National Night Out" event Tuesday night, August 7th to honor the six who lost their lives in Sunday's shooting at the Sikh Temple.
Oak Creek's previously scheduled "National Night Out" was held at the Oak Creek Community Center. Following the "National Night Out" events, there was a procession to Henry Miller Park for a vigil.
The deceased include:
1. Sita Singh- 41-year-old male
2. Ranjit Singh- 49-year-old male
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"It's very, very important that all of us gather together and support each other," Oak Creek resident Loni Ashbaugh said.
The six who lost their lives when 40-year-old Wade Michael Page opened fire inside the Sikh Temple Sunday were on the minds of all who attended Tuesday night's event and vigil.
"The reality is, it can happen anywhere. We're just sad it happened here," Jordan Chadwick said.
Critically injured Oak Creek Police Lt. Brian Murphy — still in critical condition at Froedtert Hospital was also on the minds of those who gathered Tuesday night.
"Our officers are receiving a lot of good vibes and wonderful messages, and there's an outpouring there," Kim Bogadi with the Oak Creek Police Department said.
Oak Creek resident Sahara Hamed says the shooting happened about two minutes from her home. As a Muslim, Hamed says like the Sikhs, her community is standing strong.
"With everybody saying it must have been mistaken identity, it makes it even worse. We're not gonna let it put us down. We're not gonna be hiding away. We're gonna come out as a community and stand together," Hamed said.
The annual fireworks display that usually ends the "National Night Out" event was replaced this year by the candlelight vigil to honor the victims.
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Mount Vernon Nazarene University
Academic Scholarships for First-Time Freshmen 2013/2014
Academic scholarships are awarded to first-time full-time students based on a calculation of the student's ACT composite score and high school GPA. Academic scholarships range from $2,500 to $12,500 and may be renewed. Qualifying ACT scores must be submitted by June 1, though the University will recognize scores submitted by students who apply for admission after June 1 with an ACT score received earlier than June 1. A full description of these scholarships and other financial aid awards may be found at: http://www.gotomvnu.com/financialaid/scholarships.php.
Academic Scholarships for Incoming Transfer Students
Academic scholarships are awarded to full-time transfer students based on the student's GPA on all previous university work. The student must have more than 16 semester hours of accepted credit from other institutions; readmitted students are not eligible. A full description of the scholarship and other financial aid awards can be found at http://www.gotomvnu.com/transfer/faid.php.
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