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Stovetop Apple Butter Recipe
The taste of homemade apple butter is worth the time it takes to make this delectable spread. My dad's family made theirs in the backyard in a big copper kettle over a fire of burning hedge wood. It took 6 bushels of apples, 60 lbs. of sugar, four cinnamon sticks, a lemon slice and about 9 hours of constant stirring to make 18 gal. of apple butter—about a year's supply! —Rev. Willis Piepenbrink, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
- 6 to 7 pounds tart apples, unpeeled and quartered
- 3 cups water
- 3-1/2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 cinnamon stick (3 inches)
- 1. In a 6- to 8-qt. heavy kettle, bring apples and water to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer until apples are tender. Press cooked apples through a colander or food mill. Discard peels.
- 2. Return pureed apples to the kettle. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Simmer, uncovered, stirring frequently, until the consistency is very thick and the color is dark brown, about 8 hours. Freeze in containers. Yield: 4-6 cups.
Nutritional Facts
2 tablespoons: 135 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 0 sodium, 35g carbohydrate (31g sugars, 2g fiber), 0 protein.
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Reviewed Oct. 26, 2013
"This was my first time tasting or trying apple butter. EXCELLENT recipe..easy, and everyone is RAVING about it!! I canned it..processed in boiling water bath for 15 mins per Ball canning direction. Made 8 half pints."
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"I was very successful with this recipe. We get a lot of bruised apples and I like the idea of just cutting away the bruised sections and boiling down the apples without having to peel them. I just added a little nutmeg because we like the flavor. It's tasty and easy to make with very little waste."
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I designed a form with 7 Pagebreaks and form collape.
when I preview the form, I discover that I could only see the button to page 3 and others.
Although when u refresh the screen, all pages will flash and go off.
Here is the form link.
What could have caused it and what do I do to fix it. Thanks.
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Unfortunately, we have discovered a number of bugs are triggered when form collapses and page breaks are used simultaneously. With this in mind, we advise that either one or the other be used in any one form until we can resolve the issues.
I see that you have already removed the collapse elements from the form in question. However, there's another issue I discovered with the form that should be rectified but I have dealt with it in this other thread as it is unrelated to form collapses and page breaks.
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any progress on the page breaks and collapses working together?
this would be very handy!
Sorry to tell you that we still haven't receive a notification from our developers regarding on this. Don't worry, as soon as our developer ficed this, we will inform you immediately.
Thank you!
Has this issue been fixed yet? I am trying to create a long form that has a big section hidden by using two Form Collapse widgets as described here:
I also have two page breaks to make the form more manageable. But the page break after the Form Collapse does not show up when previewing the form.
This seems like a pretty major issue and I am dissappointed that it has not been resolved since April 2012 and now it is December.
Thank you!
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Our Developers are working pretty hard on the service improvements and new features. However, we can not provide any ETA for when the issue with Page Breaks and Collapse fields will be fixed, since they are working on their own priority list. I am going to send a reminder to them.
Recently, they have implemented multiple Actions in Conditions, so you can use multiple Hide/Show actions in a single condition.
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I'm guessing there's still no fix? I'd really like to use this feature.
I'm having another issue with Form Collapse- when I preview the form, only one form collapse shows when I have 3. Any help?
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Hi, this feature request is still in our dev team's for to do lists. I cannot provide you still any ETA though. But be assured that you will be informed iimediately when new update about it is available.
I'm having another issue with Form Collapse- when I preview the form, only one form collapse shows when I have 3. Any help?
As for this, I tried looking for your form that have the collapse field, but I cannot find it so far.
The one form that have submissions already is the Child's Registration form -- but it has page break, not collapse field.
You might as well create your own topic (click here) so we can focus on your own issue immediately.
I deleted the other forms that I was having the issues with. After reading through several topics I assumed to wait until you came up with a fix. I did get the form working, and it shows all 3, but now I am just running into issues with the form collapse carrying to the next page. I'll wait until you come up with a fix, whenever that may be.
We will inform you immediately as soon as this issue fixed.
Thank you for your patience!
Both form collapse and next/back buttons aren't working in my form here. Please resolve asap.
JotForm Support
Everything is working right now. I've checked the conditionals in the first question and they're working.
@katchacanvas Your form collapses and next/back buttons are also working. If you can't see the change please clear your browser cache and retry.


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The judgment for the case was in our favor. We left court that day, looked the case up online the next day and saw that the statement "motion spindled" for the case with a new court date. If we have already won the case, why does it appear that the case is still open and that we may have to reappear in court again?
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Wednesday's Nintendo Direct was littered with exciting announcements that had a lot of Nintendo fans talking, and rightfully so. With a host of games from popular franchises, not to mention a long-requested JRPG in Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, the 3DS looks primed to have an incredibly strong year. Admittedly, I haven't been this excited about a Nintendo system and its lineup since I was learning my multiplication tables. I recently broke down and picked up a 3DS with Fire Emblem: Awakening. To say the least, I'm absolutely loving this system. Allow me to share with you how the 3DS has made a Nintendo kid again.
For some context, let me share with you my history with Nintendo. Like most kids growing up in the 80's and early 90's, I grew up playing the NES and SNES. The NES provided me with a lot of fantastic gaming memories with series like Mega Man, Mario, and a litany of other silly NES sidescrollers. However, the system that really got me into gaming was the Super Nintendo. The gameplay of Mega Man X was near perfect. The graphics of Donkey Kong Country were unlike anything I'd ever seen. Kirby Super Star also provided endless sleepover memories. The system had everything going for it. Then Sony stepped into the console market and I discovered the PlayStation.
A friend of mine was a staunch PlayStation fan. He had every worthwhile game and even had a subscription to PlayStation Magazine. I was quite jealous, to say the least. One fateful day I came over to his house and he showed me a little game called Final Fantasy VII. In short, it blew my mind. After this I would never look at games the same way again and Sony would be my console manufacturer of choice for the next decade plus. Sure, I had a Nintendo 64 and GameCube for a few select games, but PlayStation was definitely my brand of choice above all others. My loyalty was quite strong and I saw no sign of changing.
Fast forward to present day and my PlayStation loyalty is as strong as ever, bordering on fanboyism. I purchase a game on PC here and there, but the majority of my HD gaming collection is on PS3. I never purchased a DS, Wii, or Wii U and I didn't really even think of a 3DS. I played a game here and there at friends' houses but never seriously considered purchasing the system. Then a funny thing happened: Nintendo got their act together and a bunch of games started releasing that really caught my attention. Theatrhythm was a game I couldn't put down whenever I went to my friend's house, Fire Emblem: Awakening reminded me a lot of Final Fantasy Tactics (one of my favorite games of all time), and then Namco announces they will be localizing Project X Zone, a game that frankly has no business getting a Western release. Okay Nintendo, you sold me. Where do I sign up?
Fire Emblem: Awakening was the Trojan horse that got me to buy the system, but I also purchased Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. I've been completely glued to both of these game this last week. I'm in this honeymoon period with my 3DS where everything is perfect and lovely. Making my wishlist for games has been really fun as I think of the next adventure I'll embark on. Could it get any better? It could. At the early peak of my enjoyment with my system Nintendo holds this mega ton Nintendo Direct and announces every game ever. What's coming in the next year for the 3DS? Oh, just a (sort of) new Donkey Kong Country game, a new Pokemon game, a new Zelda in the vein of A Link to the Past, and a slew of other JRPGs that will keep me occupied for hundreds of hours. I also want to say that I haven't played a Pokemon game since the original Blue and Red, so I am beyond ( ! ) excited for X and Y.
This week of 3DS madness has not only got me pumped for future releases, but has also changed my mindset in regards to future purchases. I spent $60 on Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and got about 12 hours of game time after beating it twice and playing a number of the VR misisons. I spent $15 on Professor Layton, played it for well over 25 hours and would have gladly paid full price. I simply see little reason to pay the full $60 amount for games anymore (except for The Last of Us. I'm not going to work that day!) Not even a month ago I was spouting garbage like this, yet today I was fully engrossed in Fire Emblem: Awakening, a game where characters don't even have feet! That's the power of Nintendo.
Whether this was a perfect storm of random events or Nintendo has masterminded the greatest marketing campaign of all time I'm not sure. What I do know though is that I feel like I'm 9 years old again and Super Nintendo is the best thing in the world. Charm and gameplay outweigh pretty graphics once again. I'm actually excited for a Zelda game for the first time since Ocarina of Time, I can't wait to catch 'em all in Pokemon X and Y, and that whole DS backlog is smiling at me with open arms. Outside of Ni no Kuni, games haven't truly captured my childlike wonder in a long long time. That time for me is now once again and I couldn't be happier. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to go play my Nintendo.


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My temper definitely gets in the way sometimes and my boyfriend knows how to handle it. Usually I explode and I just need a little time to calm and then rationalize and then I'm able to talk. Find something that works for you and let him know!! Talking is so important. If you just need a little time; tell him. If you want a counselor; tell him. Whatever you need to do, you also need to tell him, so you guys can stay strong. :)
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I had an idea that creating a giant star wreath would be a fun, festive and unique wreath…
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I took some faux evergreen garland, that I scored for FREE at an after garage sale free-for-all, and wrapped it around the wire.
Some faux cranberries I had in my Christmas stash added a great pop of color.
A giant free bow (also in the free stash) tops off my star.
I used some mini clothespins to hang our Christmas cards.
This giant star wreath Christmas card holder has become a focal point in our kitchen.
I love it just as a wreath too!
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This recipe was made by my sister Patti for a moving day we celebrated with Jill in Milwaukee. These are melt-in-your-mouth good. She got it off the corn starch box.
Top Review by TracyDeer
These are wonderful. My daughter sent a tray of cookies to a vendor and got a note back that the shortbread was the best. At Halloween we used food coloring (orange and yellow) and made little candy corn cookies. For Christmas we made candy canes (twisted red colored and the white dough) and cut out bells. Nice change from all the very sweet sweets on a Christmas tray. Thanks Patti for reading the corn starch box!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup butter
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 cups flour
- 1⁄4 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄2 cup mini chocolate chip (optional)
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- Pre-heat oven to 300.
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- Add flour and corn starch. Mix until smooth.
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Unfortunately, Phil Beadle doesn't seem to know very much about the technology he dismisses (On teaching, October 28). Smart Boards, he says - though why he picks on this brand rather than any other isn't clear - "are great for showing photos ... and they show a mean DVD ... but every lesson must have a PowerPoint presentation". None of these require an interactive whiteboard of any brand: a computer and projector and a blank bit of wall (or the whiteboard he misses so much) will do fine. Either he hasn't seen the facilities interactive whiteboards offer or he's chosen to ignore them.
Sure, interactive whiteboards can be badly used, as can any resource. And though Phil's modelling of the use of the semi-colon with a whiteboard marker will be riveting because, as he says, he teaches with his whole body and becomes "both dancer and dance", we lesser mortals might find a bit of technology, creatively used, quite handy.
Trevor Millum
ICT committee, National Association for the Teaching of English
• I am a mathematics teacher in a school that has projectors in each class. This September we have had Smart Boards installed in core subject classrooms. Yes, I can show PowerPoint slides, but I can also use it as I would a standard whiteboard, or even blackboard. The major advantage is that if time runs out, I can save the lesson and restore it for the next, exactly where we left off. There is no longer the worry that someone else using my classroom may wipe clean my working.
The other major advantage, which Phil Beadle seems to have completely missed, is the idea of it being an interactive whiteboard. My pupils love sharing in the explanation process. I agree that Smart Boards are only tools and do not replace the teacher; however, they allow a lot more possibilities than suggested in his article. If he would like to see this, he is more than welcome to visit my class to see this in action.
Ieuan Price
St Illtyd's Catholic high school, Cardiff
• As a sixth-form student, I'm glad Phil Beadle is not my teacher. From his description, it would appear that he has ignored the interactive part of his interactive whiteboard. Beadle seems to be using his Smart Board as a screen, and while it does make a very good screen, it has much more to offer. Every classroom in my school has an interactive whiteboard and every teacher uses it to enhance lessons, without having to resort to PowerPoint.
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Before everyone gets carried away with the belief that postcode-based funding schemes can be relied upon to distribute money to help the most needy (Tory thinkers offer lesson in equality, October 28), it is time to realise that postcodes don't define homogeneous communities. A report next month by the Cripplegate Foundation will bring out the extent to which in Islington the needy poor live alongside the journalists, politicians and bankers for which the borough is known. The same will be true of many places in London and beyond.
I am all for mechanisms to deliver extra funds to the schools that face the most challenge, but these will only succeed if finer distinctions are made than those offered by postcodes. It is difficult to believe that any funding mechanism administered nationally by the Whitehall machine can achieve this.
Rob Hull
Islington school governor and former director at the Department for Education, London
Good - but at what?
The government's introduction of apprenticeships in Whitehall should be welcomed (Hats off to the new recruits, October 28). Individuals are often promoted on the basis of their technical expertise and, while this is warranted recognition of their achievements, it can present a long-term problem. A promotion doesn't automatically mean that someone is capable of managing; it means they are expected to do so. The government's management apprenticeships address this very issue. Surely the onus is on employers to follow suit?
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ok I have ONE person I corispond on a regulare basis with that every now and then I get blank messages from when I open the emails in outlook 2007. Now I have it set to where it leaves a copy out in my Mail providers server for 10 days so I can go out and look at my recent messages from anywhere.
The messages that I get in outlook that are black are readable and have content in the webmail.
From what I have found is that there is a Compatibilty issue with 2003 and 2007 HTML. and I confirmed that she does use HTML for editing her messages.
Does anyone know of a Fix for this OTHER than having her change to plain text?
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Jun 26, 2009 at 10:32 UTC
Not sure I totally follow you, but has whoever's running 2003 run the compatability pack?
edit: perhaps both parties should run office update just for good measure.
Jun 26, 2009 at 2:08 UTC
I have 2007, the person I get the blank emails from has 2003, I'll have the other party update thiers.
Jun 26, 2009 at 2:10 UTC
I have a room full of sales people (15-20 every day) and I see this problem intermittently whith one specific user sending to another specific user. This is the only station with the issue and it is not predictable. Updates have not helped and the compatibility pack is installed.
I suspect it is the same issue as yours james.
I hope you get an answer here.
My stations are all 2007.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
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Highland Marketing has appointed Gemma Thomson as marketing manager.
Thomson, who will support the company's expansion and growing client base, joins the team with over 14 years experience as a marketing and communications professional across both B2B and B2C. She has worked with companies such as the UK Civil Service, global publishing giant Elsevier, independent diagnostic and imaging provider InHealth and most recently clinical decision support developer Plain Healthcare.
Commenting on her appointment, Thomson said: "I am looking forward to the challenge of moving from client side to agency and using my previous experience as a client to help support the increasing number of contracts Highland Marketing is working on".


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Food writer Carolyn gets to challenge her taste-testing skills once again-this time, in Barcelona. Her first feast is for the eyes-at a modern art museum where her friend Roberta is the resident scholar. There, she catches a performance art piece about death, planted a little too firmly in reality. One of the actors is not acting-she's dead...as well as a dead-ringer for Roberta. And now, Carolyn is in the middle of a new investigation into a very unsavory crime.
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So I have been assuming that the reason I haven't been blogging here is because I haven't had time. Incidentally, I have had time to watch the first two seasons of Gilmore Girls on Netflix and crochet a sweater. But it was definitely time that has stopped me writing here.
And then a few things happened this week.
Firstly, I asked one of my colleagues to write a post for My Life My Choice blog about his trip to Spain with some of the members. I was expecting a description of where they had been, what they had done, and a bit about what they had learnt about themselves and about the wider learning disability rights movement. What I got was several paragraphs about lobsters.
Which took me aback somewhat but turned out to be a really useful metaphor.
I must have still been thinking about lobsters the following morning, since half way through my morning run I suddenly thought "My blog is the old shell!" and then "No, wait, it's the rock!"
Let me explain.
Chris wrote this:
I recently watched Dr Abraham Twerski's YouTube clip on responding to stress. He talks about stress in relation to how lobsters grow. Lobsters are soft and squidgy and live inside a shell. When a lobster needs to grow it goes under a rock, casts off its shell, and produces a better fitting one. The lobster will repeat this process throughout its life.
The stimulus that the lobster needs to grow is that it feels uncomfortable. If lobsters went to the doctors to complain about their discomfort the doctor would find a remedy to pacify the discomfort, thus negating the need to grow…
It is dangerous for the lobster to shed a shell before growing a new one. When it is vulnerable after shedding a shell, the lobster seeks refuge, care and comfort to protect it. In this case from an external source, 'under a rock'.
Human beings can be like lobsters. We too need to shed our shells so we can grow and reach our potential.
Secondly, it turns out that getting up while it is still dark to go for a run before work leads to a high level of both smugness and endorphins, because while I was running I was thinking about how happy I am these days. Which got me thinking about how tough the last few years have been, and how much I have changed and grown. Writing this blog has been a huge part of that change and that growth. I have written about my abusive relationship and my rape. I have worked through my mental health problems, and wrestled with their implications on my life.
This blog has been like therapy. Writing about things that I've been ashamed of has been like shedding my shell. Having a place to write about my feelings, and miraculously (it is the internet, after all) have nothing but support from readers, has been my rock. But I'm now in a place where I don't need to do this anymore. In fact, I feel like continuing to dwell on my past and my insecurities is preventing me from moving forward.
I am so proud of this blog. So proud, in fact, that I'm gathering together my favourite essays with some previously unpublished stuff, and writing a book about my twenties. (Anybody know any agents?) But I won't be posting anything new, and will be eventually retiring the site.
I am making plans for a new blogging project in the new year, which I'm excited about. I'm also really enjoying Instagram right now, so plan to continue sharing bits of my life on there. Making content for the internet will always be a big part of my life, and I have a lot of passions that I have yet to share online.


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- $20 for $40 worth of Asian-Spanish fusion cuisine for two during dinner
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The dinner menu includes grilled Chilean sea bass in a light ginger soy sauce ($25), sweet and sour pork ($16), sautéed jumbo shrimp and chorizo served with saffron rice ($16), and grilled pork tenderloin topped with a chimichurri sauce and served with plantains ($17).
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Zen Fusion's knack for finding culinary kinship between Asian- and Spanish-inspired tapas seems to have resonated with diners, because enough of them took the time to vote the bistro into the top spot as Best Fusion Restaurant in Charlotte Magazine. The eclectic menu springs all kinds of surprises on diners, with fusion dishes such as fettuccini pasta topped with chicken in a mild curry sauce, and an upscale broccoli and beef dish made with tenderloin, string beans, and black pepper sauce. That spirit of fusion carries over to the drink menu, which contains both sake and sangria. There's also slew of innovative cocktails, such as the Budina—a take on the mojito that swaps rum for vodka— and the Sake-2-Me, a blend of sake, Malibu rum, pineapple, and cranberry.


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Lauren Conrad Shares Her First Engagement Photos
Lauren Conrad and her fiancé William Tell haven't walked down the aisle just yet, but they're practicing their first dance for the waltz after "I do."
Just take a look at the happy couple's first engagement photos.
The Hills beauty shared a romantic photo on Instagram of her and her future husband, who got down on one knee last October, embracing and gazing into each other's eyes.
Photo: Instagram/Elizabeth Messina
The fashion designer revealed a few inside deets of the photo shoot on her blog titled Letter from Lauren: Fall in Love February, including another special milestone behind the most romantic day of the year, Valentine's Day — the soon-to-be Mr. and Mrs. William Tell's anniversary.
"The photo above is from my engagement shoot with William. The very talented Elizabeth Messina came to our home to photograph us in our element. I love how the photos turned out!"
And we do, too!
The fashion designer even gave us another peek at her diamond engagement ring perfectly styled with a gauzy and ethereal white gown.
Photo: Instagram/Elizabeth Messina
If these pretty pics are any indication of what's to come at Conrad's nuptials, then we can't wait.
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Savor your morning favorites like biscuits and gravy, tropical fruit, waffles and eggs at the complimentary, hot Be Our Guest Breakfast, included with every stay. Great family fare outside the hotel can be found at O'Charley's, a short walk away. Explore these other nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner.
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Get to know the local landscape as you buy gifts at Lane Southern Orchard or see the fully restored Hay House mansion, both about 15 miles from the hotel. Other can't-miss area attractions include:
Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter – Dogs, horses, cattle and other beasts show off at this million-square-foot facility, about 20 minutes away by car. The fairgrounds host hundreds of annual events like the Arabian Horse Championships and the Atlanta Kennel Club Dog Agility Show. Kids can reel in a live catfish at one of the ponds during National Fishing Month in June. The whole family will enjoy games, rides, vendors and cotton candy at the Georgia National Fair in October.
Houston County Galleria – This full-service mall and cinema are just three minutes by car from the hotel. Besides department and specialty stores like Belk and Bath & Body Works, the mall houses services that travelers can use, including Lee Nails and Two Guys Barber Shop.
Museum of Aviation – This unique collection of jets, helicopters and fighter aircraft sits on a corner of Robins Air Force Base, just six miles from the Country Inn & Suites. More than 80 planes and whirlybirds are on display in galleries that cover World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. The museum also features temporary special exhibits.
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Remy Hair
What Are The Benefits?
Are you looking for a new hairstyle that is soft, manageable, and beautiful? If you've never tried it before, you should consider using Remy hair. Remy hair is human hair that comes in many types, such as Brazilian and Indian, and in many different styles. Human hair can be costly, but if you want the best type of hair for your extensions or weaves, then you'll want to choose Remy hair. Remy hair is untreated, which makes it very soft and chemical free. You can style the hair any way you choose, even if you bought hair that is already styled.
The benefits of remy hair, is that it lasts for a long period of time. The average weave will stay in for about two months or longer, and you'll want the best type of hair for your weave. If you use hair that is cheap, you could end up taking out your weave in a couple weeks, because the hair will constantly tangle. Tangling hair is an extreme annoyance for those who are in a rush. When you get up in the morning, you want to leave your hair down, or put it up in a quick style and go.
When hair is tangled, you have to comb or brush it out vigorously, in order to get it untangled. The brushing and combing can end up pulling on the sewn in hair, loosening it at the roots, and eventually ruining the hairstyle. You'll always want the best type of hair when doing extensions are weaves, and the best hair is human hair that is soft and manageable.


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Have Clock Problems? Ask a Clock Expert and Get Answers ASAP
Can you give me some more information and I'll try to help you.
Is the clock driven by batery, springs or weights?
When you say it doenst keep time, do you mean the hands don't move at all, or that it loses/gains each day?
Thanks, Chris,
OK thanks.
Have you tried changing the batteries? The pendulum is nothing to do with the timekeeping on these clocks and will often keep going when the batteries are too low to run the clock. Erratic chimes would suggest the same problem.
If this doesn't solve it, you'll need to replace the movement. They're not repairable.
I can give you information on how to find a replacement if you need it.
OK. I believe most Howard Miller clocks use Hermle movements, which are very good quality (so not cheap...). You should be able to see a model number on the back of the movement. It's most likely something like #2214 if it's a Hermle.
There are two places I'd suggest you look for replacements, both do mail order: http://www.clockworks.com/ http://www.timesavers.com/catalog/index.htm
If it is a Hermle movement, clockworks has them on this page:
http://www.clockworks.com/hermlequartz.html along with instructions on how to select the right one.
If it isn't Hermle then it's probably Asian. Timesavers have a bigger selection of these in their catalogue. Either way you also have to measure the length of the spindle that the hands fit on, so you'll probably need to take the old movement out in order to do this.
Hope this answers your question.
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eSports, also known as an electronic sport as the name itself suggests, is primarily facilitated by video games. It is getting popularity among gamers and youngster at an enormous rate worldwide. eSports has been recognized as a mainstream gaming event only in the last decade and has developed from its initial concept of multiplayer video gaming competitions. Currently, gamers participate in these events to play for cash prizes (In 2015, The International DotA 2 awarded the biggest prize pool in eSports history of over $18.6 million. Its popularity shows that eSports is making a sustainable and long-term business), hoping to be sponsored by companies to get recognition and funding for their profession. These competitions are played either online or over LAN and are watched by billions across the globe.
Worldwide eSports market research report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the worldwide eSports Market for the period 2015-2021. The report provides in-depth analysis of market size and growth of worldwide eSports market. This market research report includes a detailed market segmentation of the worldwide eSports Market by the following segmentation types
Type of End-users
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o By Demography
• Occasional viewers/participants
o Regular viewers
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Table of Contents
Section 1 Research Methodology
Section 2 Executive Summary
Section 3 Scope of the Report
3.1 Research coverage
3.1.1 Definition of product
3.1.2 End-user segments
3.1.3 Base year
3.1.4 Geography
3.2 Terminology used in report
Section 4 Market Research Methodology
4.1 Geographical segmentation
4.2 Vendor segmentation
4.3 Common currency conversion rates
Section 5 Market Landscape
5.1 Introduction to eSports
5.1.1 History of eSports
5.1.2 eSports ecosystem
Section 6 Key Market Trends
6.1.1 Year-on-year impact of market trends
6.1.2 Impact of market trends on geographies in 2015
Section 7 Key Market Growth Drivers
Section 8 Key Market Restraints
Section 9 Value Chain Analysis
9.1 Value chain analysis of global eSports market
9.1.1 Business model: Online versus offline
Section 10 Worldwide eSports Market by Revenue
10.1 Historical market size
10.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
Section 11 Worldwide eSports Market by eSports Enthusiasts
11.1 Historical market size
11.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
11.2.1 Five forces analysis
Section 12 Geographical Segmentation
12.1 Global eSports market segmentation by geography
Section 13 eSports Market in North America
13.1 Historical market size 2013-2014
13.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
13.3 Key countries
13.3.1 US: Market size and forecast
13.3.2 Canada: Market size and forecast
13.3.3 Top trend, driver, and restraint
Section 14 eSports Market in APAC
14.1 Historical data 2013-2014
14.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
14.3 Key countries
14.3.1 South Korea: Market size and forecast 2015-2021
14.3.2 China: market size and forecast
14.3.3 Top trend, driver, and restraint
Section 15 eSports Market in Europe
15.1 Historical data 2013-2014
15.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
15.3 Key countries
15.3.1 Sweden: Market size and forecast
15.3.2 Russia: Market size and forecast
15.3.3 Top trend, driver, and restraint
Section 16 eSports Market in ROW
16.1 Historical data: 2013-2014
16.2 Market size and forecast 2015-2021
16.3 Key countries
16.3.1 Top trend, driver, and restraint
Section 17 Vendor Landscape
17.1 Competitive landscape
17.2 Market vendor analysis
17.2.1 Valve Corporation
17.2.2 Riot Games
17.2.3 Hi-Rez Studios
17.2.4 Activision Blizzard
17.2.5 Wargaming
17.2.6 Nintendo
Section 18 Other Vendors With Prominent Presence
18.1.1 Aksys Games
18.1.2 Bandai Namco
18.1.3 Bethesda Softworks
18.1.4 Capcom
18.1.5 Electronic Arts (EA)
18.1.6 Microsoft Studios
18.1.7 NCsoft
18.1.8 Neowiz Games
18.1.9 Sega
18.1.10 Ubisoft
18.2 List of game developing companies with suitable opportunities in eSports market
Section 19 Key Vendor Analysis
19.1 Activision Blizzard
19.1.1 Business overview
19.1.2 Product overview
19.1.3 Activision Blizzard in eSports
19.1.4 Strategy
19.1.5 Strengths
19.1.6 Opportunity
19.2 Hi-Rez Studios
19.2.1 Business overview
19.2.2 Product overview
19.2.3 Hi-Rez Studios in eSports
19.2.4 Strategy
19.2.5 Strengths
19.2.6 Opportunities
19.3 Nintendo
19.3.1 Business overview
19.3.2 Product overview
19.3.3 Nintendo in eSports
19.3.4 Strategy
19.3.5 Strengths
19.3.6 Opportunities
19.4 Riot Games
19.4.1 Business overview
19.4.2 Product overview
19.4.3 Riot Games in eSports
19.4.4 Strategy
19.4.5 Strength
19.4.6 Opportunity
19.5 Valve Corporation
19.5.1 Business overview
19.5.2 Product overview
19.5.3 Valve Corporation in eSports
19.5.4 Strategy
19.5.5 Strength
19.5.6 Opportunities
19.6 Wargaming
19.6.1 Business overview
19.6.2 Product overview
19.6.3 Wargaming in eSports
19.6.4 Strategy
19.6.5 Strengths
19.6.6 Opportunity
Section 20 Summary Of Report And Key Takeaways
Section 21 Appendix
21.1 List of abbreviations
21.2 eSports market by game genre
21.3 Active players
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Comparison of MD and DO in the United States
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|Osteopathic medicine in the United States
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In the United States, physicians (medical doctors) who practice medicine hold either the Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) or the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (DO).[1] Other than DO medical students learning osteopathic manipulative medicine, the medical training for MDs and DOs is indistinguishable.[2][page needed] MD and DO physicians complete conventional residencies in hospitals and training programs, are licensed in all 50 states, and have rights and responsibilities that are identical.
Today U.S. osteopathic physicians (DOs) are fully licensed, patient-centered medical doctors. They have full medical practice rights throughout the United States and in 44 countries abroad.[3] Currently, less than 10% of US physicians have a DO degree. A Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) is different than an osteopath: a DO is a physician, while an osteopath is not.[4]
- 1 Background
- 2 Demographics
- 3 Research and scholarly work
- 4 Cultural differences
- 5 Medical education and training
- 6 Professional opportunities
- 7 See also
- 8 References
- 9 External links
While allopathic medicine has followed the development of society, osteopathic medicine is a more recent development. Frontier physician Andrew Taylor Still founded the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, MO in 1892 as a protest against the present medical system. A. T. Still believed that the conventional medical system lacked credible efficacy, was morally corrupt, and treated effects rather than causes of disease.[5] Throughout the 1900s, DOs fought to gain practice rights and government recognition. The first state to pass such regulations allowing DOs medical practice rights was California in 1901, the last was Nebraska in 1989.[6]
In a 2005 editorial about mitigating the impending shortage of physicians in the United States, Jordan Cohen, MD, then-president of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) stated:
After more than a century of often bitterly contentious relationships between the osteopathic and allopathic medical professions, we now find ourselves living at a time when osteopathic and allopathic graduates are both sought after by many of the same residency programs; are in most instances both licensed by the same licensing boards; are both privileged by many of the same hospitals; and are found in appreciable numbers on the faculties of each other's medical schools.[7]
The American Medical Association's current definition of a physician is "an individual who has received a 'Doctor of Medicine' or a 'Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine' degree or an equivalent degree following successful completion of a prescribed course of study from a school of medicine or osteopathic medicine."[8]
Medical training[edit]
There are significantly more MDs than DOs, though the share of DOs is increasing, due to the increase in number of DO schools, and the increase in applicants for medical schools as a whole.[9] Of first-year medical students matriculating in 2015, 25.4% (7,025 students) entered DO medical programs and 74.6% (20,631 students) entered MD programs.[10] The Association of American Medical Colleges projects that from 2015 to 2020, first-year DO student enrollment will increase by 20.5% versus a 5.3% increase in MD students.[10]
Of the 829,914 physicians actively practicing in the United States in 2013, 7.3% hold a DO degree, 67.4% hold an MD degree granted in the U.S., and 24.2% are international medical graduates.[9] The percentage of physicians that hold a DO degree varies by specialty, with the greatest representation in Family Medicine/General Practice (16.5% of general practitioners), Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (13.6%), and Emergency Medicine (11.3%).[9] 8.3% of residents and fellows in medical training programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), which accredits all MD residency programs, hold a DO degree.[9] 54% of DO graduates enrolled in post-doctoral training are in ACGME programs.[11] In 2020, the ACGME take over the accreditation of all residency programs in the United States. Thus all DO students must attend traditional ACGME programs.
Geographic distribution[edit]
The geographic distribution of MD and DO physicians is not uniform. As of 2012, the states with the greatest ratio of active physicians holding a DO degree versus active physicians holding an MD degree were Oklahoma (20.7% of physicians), Iowa, Michigan, Maine, and West Virginia. During that same year, the states with the greatest ratio of active physicians holding an MD degree versus a DO degree were Louisiana, Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, Maryland, and Connecticut.[12] The states with the greatest per capita number of DO physicians are Maine, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and Iowa. The states with the greatest per capita number of MD physicians are Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, Maryland, New York, and Connecticut.[12] Doctors holding a DO degree are more likely to practice in rural areas.
The sex and racial distribution of DOs and MDs are similar.[13] Between 1980 and 2005, the annual number of new MDs remained stable at around 16,000. During the same period, the number of new DOs increased by more than 200% (from about 1,150 to about 2,800).[14] The number of new MDs per 100,000 people fell from 7.5 to 5.6, while the number of new DOs per 100,000 rose from 0.4 to 0.8.[14]
A 2012 survey of students applying to both U.S. MD and DO schools found that 46% were admitted only to a DO school, 9% were admitted only to an MD school, 26% were admitted to both, and 19% were not admitted to any medical schools.[15] Geographic location was the top reason given by both DO and MD students for choosing the school in which they enrolled.[15] The college's approach to learning and teaching and the college's reputation were highly ranked by respondents attending DO medical schools.[15]
Research and scholarly work[edit]
In comparison to allopathic medicine, osteopathic medicine has been criticized for the relative lack of research and lesser emphasis on scientific inquiry at D.O. schools in comparison with M.D. schools.[16][17][18] According to the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, the "inability to institutionalize research, particularly clinical research, at osteopathic institutions has, over the years, weakened the acculturation, socialization, and distinctive beliefs and practices of osteopathic students and graduates."[16]
Cultural differences[edit]
Patient interactions[edit]
Some authors describe subjective distinctions in patient interactions, but Avery Hurt writes, "In actual practice, the variations between the two types of physicians are often so slight as to be unnoticeable to patients, and a day in the life of each can appear indistinguishable. But the differences are there, subtle but deep."[19]
Several studies have investigated these differences. A study conducted during 2003-04 analyzed patient visits to general and family medicine physicians in the U.S., including 65 million visits to DOs and 277 million visits to MDs. It found that there was no significant difference between DOs and MDs with regard to time spent with patients and preventive medicine services.[20]
A small study of 18 physicians compared patient interactions and found that osteopathic physicians were more likely to use patients' first names and to discuss the social, family and emotional impact of illnesses.[21] For example, 66% of DOs discussed a patient's emotional state, compared with 32% of MDs. Only four of the 26 characteristics tested resulted in a statistically significant difference between the DO and MD patient interactions.
A study conducted during 1993-94 found significant differences in the attitudes of DOs and MDs. The study found that 40.1% of MD students and physicians described themselves as "socioemotionally" oriented over "technoscientific" orientation. 63.8% of their DO counterparts self-identified as socioemotional.[13]
One study of DOs attempted to investigate their perceptions of differences in philosophy and practice between themselves and their MD counterparts. 88% of the respondents had a self-identification as osteopathic medical physicians, while less than half felt their patients identified them as such. The study asked respondents to identify points of philosophical and practical difference between DOs and MDs; no more than 1/3 of respondents could agree on any single such point of difference.[22]
As the training of DOs and MDs becomes less distinct, some have expressed concern that the unique characteristics of osteopathic medicine will be lost.[23] Others welcome the rapprochement and already consider modern medicine to be the type of medicine practiced by both "MD and DO type doctors."[24] One persistent difference is the respective acceptance of the terms "allopathic" and "osteopathic." DO medical schools and organizations all include the word osteopathic in their names, and such groups actively promote an "osteopathic approach" to medicine. While "osteopathy" was a term used by its founder AT Still in the 19th century to describe his new philosophy of medicine, "allopathic medicine" was originally a derogatory term coined by Samuel Hahnemann to contrast the conventional medicine of his day with his alternative system of homeopathic medicine.[25][26] Today, the term "allopathic physician" is used infrequently, usually in discussions relating to comparisons with osteopathic medicine or alternative medicine. Some authors argue that the terms "osteopathic" and "allopathic" should be dropped altogether, since their original meanings bear little relevance to the current practice of modern medicine[27][28]
Medical education and training[edit]
Medical schools[edit]
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) accredits the 144 U.S. medical schools that award the MD degree,[29][30] while the American Osteopathic Association (AOA)'s Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA) accredits the 33 osteopathic medical schools in 48 locations in the U.S. that award the DO degree.[31]
Michigan State University, Rowan University, and Nova Southeastern University offer both MD and DO accredited programs.[32] In 2009, Kansas City University proposed starting a dual MD/DO program in addition to the existing DO program,[33] and the University of North Texas explored the possibility of starting an MD program that would be offered alongside the DO program.[32] Both proposals were met with controversy. Proponents argued that adding an MD program would lead to the creation of more local residency programs and improve the university's ability to acquire research funding and state funding. Opponents argue that adding an MD program could cause the DO program to lose its identity and drain resources from the established osteopathic program.
61% of graduating seniors at osteopathic medical schools evaluated that over half of their required in-hospital training was delivered by MD physicians.[34] Overall, osteopathic medical schools have more modest research programs compared to MD schools, and fewer DO schools own a hospital.[35] Historically, osteopathic medical schools had associations with osteopathic hospitals, which were usually small, rural, community based hospitals.[36] However, in 1990s and 2000s, economic and regulatory pressures caused many small hospitals, including most osteopathic hospitals, to either close or join larger hospital networks.[36][37]
Osteopathic medical schools tend to have a stronger focus on primary care medicine than MD schools.[35] DO schools have developed various strategies to encourage their graduates to pursue primary care, such as offering accelerated 3-year programs for primary care, focusing clinical education in community health centers, and selecting rural or under-served urban areas for the location of new campuses.[35]
Osteopathic manipulative medicine[edit]
Many authors note the most obvious difference between the curricula of DO and MD schools is osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM), a form of hands-on care used to diagnose, treat and prevent illness or injury and is taught only at DO schools. As of 2006, the average osteopathic student spent almost 8 weeks on clerkships for OMM during their third and fourth years.[38] The National Institute of Health's National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health states that overall, studies have shown that spinal manipulation can provide mild-to-moderate relief from low-back pain and appears to be as effective as conventional medical treatments.[39] In 2007 guidelines, the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society include spinal manipulation as one of several treatment options for practitioners to consider using when pain does not improve with self-care.[40][41] Spinal manipulation is generally a safe treatment for low-back pain. Serious complications are very rare.[39] A 2001 survey of DOs found that more than 50% of the respondents used OMT (osteopathic manipulative treatment) on less than 5% of their patients. The survey was the latest indication that DOs have become more like MD physicians in all respects: fewer perform OMT, more prescribe drugs, and many perform surgery as a first option.[42] One area which has been implicated, but not been formally studied regarding the decline in OMT usage among DOs in practice, is the role of reimbursement changes.[43] Only in the last several years could a DO charge for both an office visit (Evaluation & Management services) and use a procedure (CPT) code when performing OMT; previously, it was bundled.[43]
Student aptitude indicators[edit]
There is a notable difference in average GPA and MCAT scores of those who matriculate at DO schools versus those who matriculate at MD schools. In 2015, the total enrollment for MD programs and DO matriculants are 20631 and 7025, respectively. the average MCAT and GPA for students entering U.S.-based MD programs were 31.4 and 3.70,[44] respectively, and 27.33 and 3.55 for DO matriculants.[45] DO medical schools are more likely to accept non-traditional students, who are older, coming to medicine as a second career, etc.[46][47]
DO medical students are required to take the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensure Examination (COMLEX-USA) that is administered by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners (NBOME). This exam is a prerequisite for DO-associated residency programs, which are available in almost every specialty of medicine and surgery. DO medical students may also choose to sit for the USMLE if they wish to take an MD residency[48] and about 48% take USMLE Step 1.[34] However, if they have taken COMLEX, it may or may not be needed, depending on the individual institution's program requirements.[49][50][51]
Currently, the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) accredits all DO residency programs and the ACGME accredits all MD residency programs. Graduates of both DO and MD medical schools are eligible to apply to ACGME-accredited residency programs through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). As of 2014, 54% of DOs in post-doctoral training are enrolled in an ACGME-accredited residency program and 46% are enrolled in an AOA-accredited residency program.[11] The most common reason (72%) given by DO graduating seniors choosing an ACGME residency or AOA/ACGME dually-accredited program was a more suitable geographic location.[34]
Since 1985, a single residency training program can be dual-accredited by both the ACGME and the AOA.[52] The number of dually accredited programs increased from 11% of all AOA approved residencies in 2006 to 14% in 2008, and then to 22% in 2010.[53] In 2001, the AOA adopted a provision making it possible for a DO resident in any MD program to apply for osteopathic approval of their training.[54] The topic of dual-accreditation is controversial. Opponents claim that by merging DO students into the "MD world," the unique quality of osteopathic philosophy will be lost.[23] Supporters claim the programs are popular because of the higher prestige and higher resident reimbursement salaries associated with MD programs.[55]
Over 5 years starting in July 2015, the AOA, AACOM, and the ACGME will create a single, unified accreditation system for graduate medical education programs in the United States.[56][57] This will ensure that all physicians trained in the U.S. will have the same graduate medical education accreditation, and as of June 30, 2020, the AOA will cease its accreditation functions.[57]
Resident specialty choice[edit]
There are notable differences in the specialty choices of DOs and MDs. One study attributes this to a difference in the 'cultures' of their medical schools, concluding that the "practices and educational structures in osteopathic medical schools [DO] better support the production of primary care physician."[13] According to one 1999 survey, 54.6% of deans of MD medical schools reported that training future primary care physicians was more important to their institutions than training future specialist physicians, compared with 100% of DO medical school deans.[13]
Steps to licensure[edit]
|Standardized admissions examination
|Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT)
|Medical school application service
|Years of medical school
|Medical Licensing Exams (MLE)
|USMLE required
|One must be selected:
(After June 30, 2020)
|Board certification
|MD medical specialty boards
|Either DO or MD medical specialty boards
Continuing medical education[edit]
To maintain a professional license to practice medicine, U.S. physicians are required to complete ongoing additional training, known as continuing medical education (CME). CME requirements differ from state to state and between the American Osteopathic Medical Association (DO) and the American Medical Association (MD) governing bodies.
Professional opportunities[edit]
There are currently more MD schools than DO schools offering medical training in the United States. However, the DO medical profession is expanding rapidly, with approximately 1 in 4 medical students now entering a DO medical school.[10] Both DOs and MDs have the option to train and practice in any of the medical specialties and sub-specialties. One exception is the Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine specialty which is available to DOs who have first completed a one-year AOA-approved residency.[58] However, in 2020, both the ACGME and the AOA residency programs will merge. Thus all DO applicants will attend an ACGME approved residency. Some former AOA residencies may apply for AOA distinction, which will yield an Osteopathic focus (OMM, etc.) to the training.
Both degrees are recognized internationally as a medical degree. Accredited DO and MD medical schools are both included in the World Health Organization's World Directory of Medical Schools.[59] DOs are recognized and accepted by international medical organizations such as Doctors Without Borders.[60]
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Shire is the leading global biotechnology company focused on serving people with rare diseases and other highly specialized conditions. We strive to develop best-in-class products, many of which are available in more than 100 countries, across core therapeutic areas including Hematology, Immunology, Neuroscience, Ophthalmics, Lysosomal Storage Disorders, Gastrointestinal/Internal Medicine/Endocrine and Hereditary Angioedema; and a growing franchise in Oncology.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers, housekeeping is provided daily, and rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) can be requested.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Yarrawonga Hotel. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include laundry facilities and ATM/banking services. Free self parking is available onsite.