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Hi I have created a form that allow user to enter 2 input and an image, I've valided the fields using if empty, the problem is if i fill the image input and leave the other empty it gives the validation error but also removes the image field that I have already placed on the image input,I've tried to keep like below but still always empty the image input.
<INPUT type="file" name="userfile" value="<?php echo $userfile;?>">
also tried<INPUT type="file" name="userfile" value="<?php if (isset($userfile)) { echo $userfile;} ?>">
here my full script
include "connection.php"; // find file (connection.php)
$message = ""; // this variable starts empty then bellow it will be given variables depend on the error message
$error_name = "";
$error_dogsize = "";
if (isset ($_POST["submit"])) { // if post has been set/clicked run the code below
$first_name = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['first_name']);
$dogsize = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['dogsize']);
// start validate name
if (empty($first_name)) // if name is empty
$error_name ='Please enter name';
else if(!preg_match("#^[-A-Za-z' ]*$#",$first_name)) { // name can only contain letter
$error_name ='Name must contain letter only';
if (empty($dogsize)) // if dogSize is empty
$error_dogsize ='Please select size of the dog';
// end validation name
// Configuration - Your Options
$name = $_FILES['userfile']['name']; // get the name of the file
$type = $_FILES['userfile']['type']; // get the type of the file
$size = $_FILES['userfile']['size']; // get the size of the file
$allowed = array('.jpg','.gif','.bmp','.png'); // These will be the types of file that will pass the validation.
$max_filesize = 524288; // Maximum filesize in BYTES (currently 0.5MB).
$upload_path = './images/'; // The place the files will be uploaded to (currently a 'files' directory).
$ext = substr($name, strpos($name,'.'), strlen($name)-1); // Get the extension from the filename.
$fileType = in_array($ext, $allowed); // add the files type inside array filetype
// Check if the filetype is allowed, if not DIE and inform the user.
if(!$fileType) :
$message = '
The file you attempted to upload is not allowed.';
// Now check the filesize, if it is too large then DIE and inform the user.
if($size > $max_filesize) :
$message = 'The file you attempted to upload is too large.';
$upload = is_writable($upload_path);
// Check if we can upload to the specified path, if not DIE and inform the user.
if(!$upload) :
$message = 'You cannot upload to the specified directory, please CHMOD it to 777.';
$filename = time().$ext; // this will give the file current time so avoid files having the same name
// if file type is less than maximum amount and file is uploaded and the error name error variable is empty run the code
if($fileType && $size < $max_filesize && $upload && $error_name == "" && $error_dogsize == "")
// Upload the file to your specified path.
if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["userfile"]["tmp_name"],$upload_path . $filename))
// insert value into the database
$query = "INSERT INTO animals (id, first_name, dogsize, image)
VALUES ('', '$first_name', '$dogsize', '$filename')";
mysql_query($query) or
die (mysql_error());
echo time(). ' Your file upload was successful, view the file here';
$current_url = (empty($_SERVER['HTTPS']) ? "http://" : "https://") . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
header ('Location: ' . $current_url);
exit ();
// It worked.
// else
// echo 'There was an error during the file upload. Please try again.'; // It failed :(.
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<form name="form" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post">

Upload an image

<?php echo $error_name .'
'; ?>
What is your name?

<input type="text" name="first_name" maxlength="50" value="<?php if (isset($first_name)) { echo $first_name;} ?>" />

<?php echo $error_dogsize .'
'; ?>
Select dog size:
<select name="dogsize" id="dogsize">
<option value="">Select</option>
<option value="large">Large</option>
<option value="medium">Medium</option>
<option value="small">Small</option>

<?php echo $message.'
'; ?>
Upload an image:
<INPUT type="file" name="userfile" value="<?php if (isset($userfile)) { echo $userfile;} ?>">

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">
(isset($userfile)) { echo $userfile;}
I don't see $userfile set as a variable in your code anywhere.
Hi I just thought because thats the name of the image inputdo you know which variable I need so that when validates doesnt remove the image input so that the user doesnt have to add the image again everytime the other fails
you can see the form here if you add add an image but leave the other fields empty it will remove the imagehttp://adoptadog.eurico.co.uk/index.php
That's not enough. You need to store the user input for that name as a variable called $userfile. What do you actually want to be displayed there if the form fails? The name? Perhaps you should just echo $name. (I don't know enough PHP to know if the other code you have will work anyhow, so I'll leave that to someone else.)
well what I want is to retain the detail when upload the image like when you upload the image the upload field will contain the aboveC:\Users\\Desktop\ ick bullets.jpg
but if other fields fail it automaticaly removes that field so the user need to get the image again I want to retain that on the upload field.
It's a complicated manual process.
Basically you want to upload the file (move from the temp directory that PHP originally uploads to) to a publicly accessible temp folder. Then rewrite the form to display the image (or just the file name) and have a hidden field that has the image path. On a new form submission, you would check for this hidden field and use it if they didn't upload a new image.

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Ralph Graves is one of Crutchfield's blog editors, and part of the company's social media team. He writes about home audio/video gear, specializing in Apple-related and wireless technologies. Ralph holds a master's degree in music composition, and his works have been released on various labels. He's served as product manager for an independent classical and world music label, produced several recordings, and worked extensively in public broadcasting. Since 1984 he's hosted a weekly classical music program on WTJU, and is also active as a blogger and podcaster.
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Despite the ubiquity of mobile phone, land line phones still have their uses.
Landline telephones in your home can provide exceptionally clear calling, and aren't subject to dropped calls and weak signal strength like mobile phones. This makes them especially reliable in an emergency situation. And cordless phones are slim, have a wide calling range, and a variety of features that make them more enjoyable to use.
Below, we cover some of the most popular features offered by cordless telephones to help you determine which particular model best suits your needs. But before you choose your phone, there are a couple of questions that you should ask yourself.
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Single- or multiple-line?
If you have a single incoming phone line, and you don't foresee adding any additional lines, a single-line phone should serve your needs well.
However, if your home has two or more phone lines, then a multiple-line phone may be just what you need. Whether you've added extra lines for a family member's room or a home office, a multi-line phone gives you a greater degree of flexibility than separate phones for each line. Most multi-line phones offer features like 3-way conferencing, base-to-handset paging, intercom, and distinct rings for each line.
Which frequency range?
With most cordless phones, you can reasonably expect the range to extend throughout your home and perhaps out into your yard, under good conditions. Digital cordless phones also offer protection from eavesdropping, usually by means of randomly selected security codes which are continuously transmitted between the handset and base.
Cordless phone models generally use one of these frequency ranges to transmit their signals:
- 1.9 GHz — Currently the most common frequency, it was designated as voice-only to protect telephone users from the interference commonly caused by wireless home networks. This means that 1.9 GHz phones operate on a less crowded frequency than 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz phones, and can provide superior sound quality and range. Most DECT phones use this frequency range exclusively.
- 2.4 GHz — Compared to earlier transmission ranges like 900 MHz, the 2.4 GHz range is less crowded and slightly larger. However, 2.4 GHz phones have to compete with Wi-Fi® signals and other wireless devices. So if you have a wireless network in your home, you might need a phone that operates at a higher or lower frequency range.
- 5.8 GHz — 5.8 GHz cordless phones have a higher frequency range that's less crowded than the 2.4 GHz range. For this reason, 5.8 GHz phones are generally recommended for homes with Wi-Fi networks, in addition to the newer 1.9 GHz phones.
Another feature to look for in a higher-quality cordless phone is digital spread spectrum technology. An advanced form of cordless transmission, digital spread spectrum has a higher power output for greater range, and offers constant switching from channel to channel for more effective security.
Telephone features
Here are a few of today's most common features that you'll want to look for.
LCD screen
Most of today's phones include an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) on the handset or base that gives you a quick and convenient readout of information such as channel number, phone number dialed, speed dial memory, Caller ID information, and battery strength. An increasing number of phones come with a color display, and some allow you to customize the background.
Caller ID
Most current phones have Caller ID, which displays the caller's name and phone number. Phones with Call Waiting Caller ID display info about incoming callers even when you're already on the phone. Many newer phones have taken this feature one step further by offering Talking Caller ID, which announces the name of the caller so you don't have to get up to read the phone's LCD. You must subscribe to Caller ID and Call Waiting Caller ID services with your local phone company. Rates vary with locality.
Multiple handsets
Multi-handset phone systems usually come with one or two handsets in the box, and then allow you to expand your system with additional handsets. You'll still only be able to use one phone line, but these systems give you the convenience of having a handset in just about every room in your house.
Illuminated keypad
Another popular feature is an illuminated handset, which makes it easy to see the keypad when dialing in the dark.
Phones with a speakerphone let you answer a call or wait on hold without using the handset. Most speakerphones are in the handset itself, so you can take your speakerphone with you around the house. Some models also have a base keypad and on-hook dialing, which lets you dial out without using the handset.
Night mode
Night mode is a great feature to have if you're planning on putting a handset in your bedroom. It lets you turn off the ringer when you don't wish to be disturbed. But don't worry — most phones with this feature also have a light-up indicator on the handset, so you'll be able to see when a call comes through.
Built-in answering machine
Some phones also have built-in digital answering machines for added convenience. Your messages are easy to access and can be selectively skipped, repeated, or deleted — often remotely, as well as in person. Most integrated digital answering machines have a message capacity of 15 minutes or more, including the greeting, and some of them offer separate voicemail boxes so that callers can leave messages for specific people or departments.
Many integrated answering machines offer:
- call screening to let you hear who's leaving a message so you can decide whether or not to pick up.
- auto disconnect, which hangs up the line after a set period of time.
- time/day stamp to let you know when the message was left.
Craig Hufnagel from State CollegePosted on 5/10/2016
I have found a very useful feature is a battery back-up for the base station, so that your cordless phone works during a power outage.


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WKU's Department of Geography and Geology has been awarded a MOVE software grant for $3.7 million from Midland Valley Exploration Ltd., Glasgow, U.K., to support Assistant Professor of Geology Dr. Nahid Gani's tectonics and structural geology research and teaching.
Midland Valley Exploration Ltd., the world's leading structural geology experts, lives by its founding principle is: "by geologists for geologists." WKU is now an active member of Midland Valley's ASI group. This software donation includes "MOVE suites of analytical geological software" with support and maintenance, which is the most complete and comprehensive geological industry standard structural modeling software.
The newly acquired software is housed in the LeGo Lab (Landscape Geodynamics Lab) in the Department of Geography and Geology, which is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including dual monitor high-end PCs, thermo-chronologic and satellite image-processing software, a high-resolution mineral picking scope, and much more.
Graduate and undergraduate students and faculty members are gearing up to use this MOVE software to integrate quantitative 3D modeling from remote sensing data, digital elevation models, seismic data and GPS-based field mapping to develop advanced structural and tectonic models to better understand geological evolution, particularly tectonic, stratigraphic and structural evolution in the context of geological explorations.
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ESPN Announces Next 30 for 30 Documentary, Youngstown Boys
Film directed by The Two Escobars filmmakers Jeff and Michael Zimbalist
Following a successful fall slate of documentaries, ESPN Films will debut a new 30 for 30 on Saturday, December 14, at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN after the Heisman Trophy Presentation. Youngstown Boys is directed by Jeff and Michael Zimbalist, known for their 2010 30 for 30 documentary The Two Escobars, which was an official selection of the Tribeca Film Festival, Cannes International Film Festival and Los Angeles Film Festival.
Youngstown Boys explores class and power dynamics in college sports through the parallel, interconnected journeys of one-time dynamic running back Maurice Clarett and former elite head coach Jim Tressel. Both emerged from the working-class city of Youngstown, OhioTressel as the head coach who turned around the football program at Youngstown Statebefore they joined for a magical season at Ohio State University in 2002 that produced the first national football championship for the school in over 30 years.
Shortly thereafter though, Clarett was suspended from college football and began a downward spiral that ended with a prison term. Tressel continued at Ohio State for another eight years before his career there also ended in scandal.
Consistently referenced as one of the best documentaries of the last several years in or out of sports, The Two Escobars is the gold standard of what we do, said Connor Schell, vice president of ESPN Films. Jeff and Michael Zimbalist have delivered that level of excellence again with Youngstown Boys. In this film, their distinct style and storytelling are matched with two of college footballs most complicated figures of the last decade. We are honored to be showcasing this film in college footballs premiere timeslot.
Youngstown Boys features interviews from Clarett and Tressel, as well as Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown and former Ohio State QB Craig Krenzel.
At its core, the story of Maurice Clarett and Jim Tressel is about fathers and sons, said co-director Jeff Zimbalist. In addition to their record-breaking exploits on the playing field and involvement in two of college footballs biggest backroom scandals, we were drawn to the layered saga of The Senator and The Beast because it transcends sport. In examining the interconnected rise and downfall of these two men from opposite sides of the Youngstown tracks, we discovered the deep role that family plays in any quest for greatness.


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A Prospective Study Comparing the Mifne Approach of Treating Childhood Autism With Routine Standard Treatment
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(Mifne began treating younger patients who could not be diagnosed with the ADOS used in the study)
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Last updated: December 24, 2014
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The current study aims at comparing outcomes achieved using the Mifne approach of treating autistic children with results obtained when routine standard treatment is used. A prospective comparative study will be performed comparing the results of 12 children treated at Mifne with 12 children treated with treatment as usual. A child and adolescent psychiatrist using the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) and the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-Generic (ADOS-G) will make the diagnostic assessment and a developmental psychologist will make the developmental and psychological assessments using the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales-Revised and the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID II) before the child enters the study. Each child will be reassessed following completion of the Mifne intervention, at three and at six months after commencement of treatment. The control child will also be reassessed at three and at six months after commencement of a therapeutic intervention.
|Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
|Behavioral: Mifne Approach to PDD Behavioral: Treatment as usual
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
Further study details as provided by alan apter, Rabin Medical Center:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- ADOS scores at 3 and 6 months after commencement of treatment [ Time Frame: 2.5 years ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- CGI-I score after 3 and 6 months [ Time Frame: 2.5 years ]
|Study Start Date:
|April 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2012
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|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Mifne Approach to PDD
|Behavioral: Mifne Approach to PDD
Treatment as usual
|Behavioral: Treatment as usual
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|2 Years to 5 Years (Child)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- All children between the ages of 2-5 years who meet diagnostic criteria for Autism or Pervasive Developmental Disorder by DSM IV criteria who are referred for treatment at Mifne for the treatment group.
- The control group will consist of children meeting the same criteria who are referred to Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel (SCMCI). Matching will be for age, sex, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, IQ, language development and diagnosis.
Exclusion criteria:
- All referred children who do not meet criteria for Autism or PDD or do not understand Hebrew.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00445471
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|Petach Tikva, Israel
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autistic Disorder
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
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Developmental Disabilities
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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text: This news item expired on 10/12/2012, so the information below could be outdated or incorrect. Our Town: Art Contest @ Fairview Library Deadline October 12 The Fairview Library is having an art contest for kids and teens. The contest has three divisions: K-5, 6-8, 9-12 and prizes are $25 gift cards to Barnes and Noble. Do you love the town or neighborhood where you live? Draw a picture and tell us why your town or neighborhood is special. Here's how it works: Paint, draw, or use crayons! It is up to you! The drawing can be no larger than 18"x 24". Making a collage is fine, but be sure that there are no heavy objects attached to it so we can hang it in the library. All entries must be turned in to the Fairview Public Library by 6 p.m. on Friday, October 12. All entries must have the following information on the back: student's name, parent or guardian's name, school name, grade, and home phone number. Mailing entries is OK, but be sure to allow enough time for your art to get to the library by the October 12 deadline. Mail or bring entries to Fairview Public Library, 1 Taylor Road, Fairview, NC 28730 Winners will be notified no later than October 26. All entries will be on display at the library through November. Entries not picked up by November 30 will be discarded. Winners will be invited to a reception on Tuesday, November 13 at 6pm. All entries will be on display. Hors d'oeuvres will be served. Call the library at 828-250-6484 or email firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions.


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HUNDREDS of people came to Newport's Coronation Park yesterday (SUN) to watch a charity football match in memory of Pontypool mum Caroline Howarth.
Months in the making, the match organised by Lisa Savage of Newport County, saw more than 200 people turn up to watch Newport County XI take on Caerleon Town AFC.
Crowds made up of Caroline and husband Lee Howarth's friends and family, filled the park on what turned out to be a glorious summer's day.
The match aimed to raise money for Caroline's only child, baby Hallie-Rose Howarth, which will be put into a trust fund for when she turns 18.
Caroline, who tragically died on May 10, just two days after the birth of her daughter, suffered a severe asthma attack that inhibited her breathing and that, coupled with an already decreased level of oxygen in her blood, caused her to go into cardiac arrest during an emergency caesarean section to deliver Hallie-Rose.
A minute's silence led by both teams was held in her memory before the game kicked off at 1pm.
New father Lee Howarth carried his daughter, who was wearing a personalised pink Newport County top, on to the pitch ahead of the game as a team 'mascot.'
Mr Howarth said that he was "blown away" by the support he had received since his wife's death.
"Everything is going well," he said of the game.
"My daughter is happy, she will be smiling.
"I'm excited to play-I have done a bit of training for the game.
"The day means a lot to me-Newport County have been amazing, as have the managers Bill Grant and Mark Andrews.
"I am just so grateful for everything."
Caroline's mum Marilyn Brooks found the day to be very emotional and was overwhelmed at the support the family had received in memory of her "beautiful daughter."
"I would like to say on behalf of the family how much we appreciate all of the support," she said.
During the day music from a range of local artists including Arianne Wells, Jamee Summers and Tobias Robertson was provided by Grant Tilbury and Michelle Waterhouse of artist, tour management and promotion company; Listen To This.
The Smile Council- Newport County's fundraising group- bought Caerleon Town new kit and Newport City Radio got on board with the match announcing.
The day also featured stalls and demonstrations including one by The Territorial Army with their medical vehicle.
Six lucky County fans also had the opportunity to pay to play with their sporting heroes.
Event organiser Lisa Savage of Newport County, said: "I am really pleased with how it has all turned out we have managed to have sponsorship for everything."
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My oh my, we've been very busy bees! New store (a.k.a the walk-in closets of our dreams) openings in London, Rotterdam and Stockholm have sent us zinging across Europe, but it also means spreading more of the Monki magic! Woohoo! Watch the video to get in all the action.


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Hunter captures Jackson's slam dunk on video
DETROIT -- The video of Austin Jackson dunking a basketball, which made its way across the Internet and highlights shows this week, was a one-shot take, Torii Hunter said. And it was a dare.
The teammates both live in the Dallas area, so they've been working out together in the offseason. They had just finished a workout when they walked across the court.
"We were tired," Hunter said. "We trained that morning, trained for two hours. We did legs that day. Our trainer killed us -- lunges, all this stuff. Then we drove 20 minutes to my house, went to the cage and hit for an hour and a half. So after we finished, he saw the basketball.
"We were walking through the workout area. He saw the basketball and said, 'Hey, T, how much do you want to bet I can dunk this?' I'm like, 'You can't dunk. I can't even feel my legs. What are you talking about?'"
Jackson grabbed the ball, ran in and threw it down. Hunter shot the video with his cellphone, uploaded and tweeted it. The video went viral within hours.
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"I could not believe he did that," he said. "And then I got up there, and I looked like I was going to dunk and did a layup. I had no legs."
Jackson, who turns 27 on Feb. 1, was a standout high school basketball player in his hometown of Denton, Texas. He turned down a scholarship offer to play point guard at Georgia Tech nine years ago, opting to sign with the Yankees, who selected him in the eighth round of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft.
That was a long time ago. The dunk, Hunter believes, speaks volumes about Jackson's potential, even after four Major League seasons.
"This dude is a tremendous athlete," said Hunter, still shaking his head. "If he gets going, he's going to be unbelievable. He's going to be one of the best players in baseball, if he does what he's capable of doing. Sick athleticism."
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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THE surgery where pervert doctor Davinder Bains molested female patients is refusing to say if he will claim an NHS pension – to protect his rights under data protection laws.
Bains was jailed for 12 years last May after using a James Bond-style spy camera hidden in his wristwatch to secretly film intimate examinations of hundreds of women.
The disgraced GP, 47, used his position of trust to abuse more than 200 patients aged between 14 and 51 at Tinkers Lane Surgery in Royal Wootton Bassett.
But the practice turned down a Freedom of Information Act request asking if he stood to benefit from a pension scheme.
The surgery said: "The information you are asking for is personal data and therefore is not accessible in terms of the FoI Act.
"I am therefore not able to give you the information you have requested."
The request had argued that an exemption should be applied in the public interest given that Bains had abused his position and been convicted and struck off the medical register.
The practice also turned down a request for an internal review.
Julie Bailey, of Cure the NHS, said: "We are constantly being told about openness and transparency, but this information should be in the public arena. The NHS is ours and we want to see people being held to account so they do not walk away with pensions and financial settlements."
Eleven NHS workers have been stripped of their pensions having committed crimes ranging from murder to molesting patients, the Department of Health revealed last month.
The action was taken after they were deemed by the Health Minister "to have been gravely injurious to the State or to be liable to lead to serious loss of confidence in the public service."
The list included doctors, nurses and an NHS administrator – with one of the most notorious being Harold Shipman, who used his position as a GP to kill up to 250 patients.
Doctors' pensions are among the highest in the public sector and are significantly more generous than schemes provided for the vast majority of the working population.
The Department of Health also refused to provide any details concerning possible payments to Bains – despite confirming that it did hold some of the information.
Bains completed his three-year training as a GP in February 2007 and worked at Tinkers Lane from June the following year. A spokeswoman for the Department of Health said: "If a member of staff is convicted of an offence in relation to NHS employment that causes loss of confidence in the NHS the pension can be removed under the NHS Payment Pension Scheme Regulations."
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Muskingum College professor's book earns award from Presbyterian Historical Society of America
APRIL 14, 2004 - Muskingum College Professor of Religion Dr. Rick Nutt has been awarded a 2003 Francis Makemie Award for Outstanding Books about American Presbyterian or Reformed History. The book, Many Lamps, One Light: Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary received the award from the Presbyterian Historical Society.
Many Lamps, One Light was published last year to mark the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary's 150th anniversary. The 328-page volume, containing 16 pages of photographs and an extensive index, tells the story of the seminary from the founding in 1853 of one of its predecessor institutions, Danville Theological Seminary, to the present.
Dr. Nutt has organized his history of the Louisville Seminary around two themes. The first shows the ways in which the school has reflected developments in culture and Christianity in the United States during the last 150 years. The second theme Dr. Nutt explores is how, in the midst of change in the way it educated people for ministry in Presbyterian Church, the seminary has remained constant in its vision and commitment to serve the church.
Dr. Nutt is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA) and is himself a graduate of the Louisville Seminary. He explained his motivation for writing the book, saying, "About 12 years ago, the president of the seminary asked me to do an oral history and that led to doing this book."
He went on to say, "This isn't a book solely for those interested in this seminary. It should be of interest to anyone who wants to know more about theological education and the impact it has on our culture."
In addition to this most recent work, Dr. Nutt also is the author of Contending for the Faith: The First Two Centuries of the Presbyterian Church in the Cincinnati Area and The Whole Gospel for the Whole World: Sherwood Eddy and American Protestant Mission.
Many Lamps, One Light is available at the Muskingum College bookstore or from the publisher at www.eerdmans.com.
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Cruz, O's have had casual extension talks
BALTIMORE -- Nelson Cruz and the Orioles have had preliminary discussions about a potential extension, although the talks aren't considered serious in nature right now.
"I've been through this before," said Cruz, who declined the Rangers' qualifying offer this winter to become a free agent. "It's the owner's decision, the GM. But no doubt I'd like to stay."
Cruz said the two sides have had talks during the second half, although there's no indications that anything is close. Cruz is one of several big-name free agents for the O's this season, including shortstop J.J. Hardy and right fielder Nick Markakis, who are both younger and could be seen as less of a long-term risk.
Cruz, who has hit a career-high 34 homers, initially wanted a multi-year deal this winter, but his market dried up and -- after declining the $14.1 million qualifying offer -- he signed a one-year, $8 million deal with Baltimore in February.
"I think for me and the team, the best interest is to stay focused on what we got," Cruz said. "I don't want to be a distraction with stuff like that, with contracts. Even though, like you said, I would like it to be done before [the season ends]. But right now, my main goal is to go to the playoffs."
Orioles manager Buck Showalter echoed that sentiment.
"Obviously, Nelson's had a good year. I've known him for quite a while," Showalter said. "He's been a good teammate. Right now, we're focused on these next 30-odd games, and we'll see what the people who are responsible for that and do that for a living, I'll let them handle that. I'll concentrate on managing.
"I'm trying to stay out of the way, keep things going in a good direction. Nelson's one of the reasons we have this opportunity. We certainly would like to have that continue. If there comes a time they may ask me how I think things fit baseball-wise, but I'm going to keep out of the financial part of it because the further we play and the more we do, better chance, I guess."
Brittany Ghiroli is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Britt's Bird Watch, and follow her on Facebook and Twitter @britt_ghiroli. David Wilson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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LINKJune 10 Update: McCollum is the sleeper here. A number of teams really like him, but he's yet to emerge atop their boards. He's completed workouts with the Magic, Suns, Kings and Blazers. He also has the Jazz, 76ers, Pacers and Timberwolves coming up. In particular, the Suns and Blazers look like two terrific options. Both teams are looking for scoring guards who can shoot and get to the basket. Right now, McCollum could be drafted in the Nos. 5-10 range.
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Bank robber Drew Steier remains at large Tuesday, four days after he escaped from the McCook Work Ethic camp and stole a car.
Steier went over the fence around 8 p.m. Friday, July 5 at the Work Ethic Camp. He moved fast and was last seen that night around 10 p.m., driving east out of Ogallala, 100 miles from McCook, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.
After he climbed the fence, Steier evidently walked the half-mile into McCook, and at 8:23 p.m., a white 1998 Subaru Legacy was reported stolen. Soon afterwards, a man matching Steiers description helped himself to gas at a convenience store and drove off without paying, the State Patrol said.
Around 10 p.m., a man matching Steiers description took gas and drove off from the Western Convenience Store on U.S. Highway 30 in Ogallala without paying. A clerk said he drove east when he pulled out.
The stolen Subaru has a dent in the left-rear quarter panel. As of Tuesday afternoon, Steier had not been recaptured, the state patrol said.
Steier is 64 tall and weighs 270 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing khaki pants and shirt.
A state patrol spokesperson said clerks at both convenience stores positively indentified Steier from his photograph and they also identified the car.
Steier was one of two would-be bank robbers in the failed attempt in August to rob the Farmers State Bank in Wallace. Steier went into the bank in disguise, waving what appeared to be a pistol around, demanding money. He left frustrated after bank tellers told him they had no access to the money, which was all locked up. The gun later turned out to be a BB pistol.
His accomplice Tracy Black waited outside in a pickup.
The two drove out of town on a back road and were caught about an hour later near Imperial on Nebraska Highway 61.
Steier spent 238 days in the Lincoln County Jail before he was sentenced on April 8. Black was also convicted on Jan. 28. He received the same sentence 1.5-3 years.
Before Black was sentenced, his defense attorney Bob Lindemeier told the court that the whole thing started from drinking, with Steier saying, Lets go rob a bank.
Black reportedly tried to talk Steier out of it, but after more drinks Black gave in, on the condition that he would only drive.
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Fairfax County Executive Anthony H. Griffin has appointed Dr. Gloria Addo Ayensu, MD, MPH as acting director of the Fairfax County Department of Health. She succeeds Dr. Carol Sharrett, MD, MPH, who will be continuing her service to Fairfax County residents on a part-time basis as assistant health director.
Since October 2001, Dr. Addo Ayensu, has held the position of assistant health director, where she provided medical direction for the agency's emergency preparedness and communicable diseases programs. She joined the Fairfax County Health Department in November 1999 as assistant health director for the Mount Vernon District Office of the Fairfax County Health Department.
Dr. Addo Ayensu earned her medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine in 1994 after receiving her master's in public health in international health from Tulane School of Public Health in 1989. Following her residency training in clinical preventive medicine from Loma Linda University Medical Center, she joined the Loma Linda University Preventive Medicine Faculty Group from 1996-1999. During that period, she also served as a consultant for the San Bernardino County STD program and the Riverside County HIV Early Intervention Program. She has a background in parasitology and has been involved in research and public health programs in her native country of Ghana.
As acting health director, Dr. Addo Ayensu will continue to lead the Health Department's bioterrorism preparedness at the local and regional level. In addition, she will direct the planning and activities for an urban health department with 13 field sites plus the administrative office and a laboratory. She will also serve as the official health/medical advisor to the Board of Supervisors, Health Care Advisory Board, Human Services Council and local government officials as well as other community groups on all health related issues. Dr. Addo Ayensu will be responsible for an agency budget of approximately $38 million with a 555-member staff.
Dr. Addo Ayensu's appointment is effective March 1, 2003, and her salary will be $135,000 a year plus a supervising physician supplement of $15,000 per year.


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Some people go skiing. Others go out for Chinese food and a movie. Still others lounge around in their living rooms in a food coma amid piles of crumpled wrapping paper. But for certain mathematically gifted teenagers, there's no better way to spend Christmas week than at a math-centric Winter Boot Camp offered by Math Zoom Academy.
Running from December 24–28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at Math Zoom's Irvine headquarters, Winter Boot Camp provides a fun, challenging, and intensive preparation for the upcoming math contest season that includes the American Mathematics Competition, MathCounts, and several other contests.
Kids ages 12–17 will enjoy the high-energy, fast-paced schedule of math problem-solving, discussion, group activities, and, of course, outdoor recreation to refresh brain cells. The Winter Boot Camp has a special emphasis on preparation for the spring math contests, and offers many lively practice sessions with challenging written and oral problems and a good-natured spirit of competition.
Math Zoom Academy has offered its Winter Boot Camp since 2006 and has seen attendance grow every year—a perhaps unexpected phenomenon considering that the camp runs during Christmas week!
"We've been very happy to see the positive response—from parents and kids!—to our Winter Boot Camp," says Kelly Ren, Math Zoom Academy program director. "There are families from out of state who schedule their vacation here in Southern California so that the kids can enjoy the camp. While parents may want to relax on the sunny beach and siblings may be eager to head to Disneyland, the campers choose to stay in the camp longer to have more fun with math and the other kids! They enjoy working with well-known math coaches and motivated peers in a highly dynamic and interactive environment, and gain so much satisfaction by having a brainy feast for the holiday."
The deadline to register is December 8th, 2012. Tuition for the full five days of camp, including lunch, is $750. For more information and to register, call 949.679.8989 or visit www.mathzoom.org.


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The protected waters of Kalapaki Beach are ideal for swimming and bodysurfing (free and open to the public). Or sign on with Outfitters Kauai and kayak Hawaii's largest tropical river, deep into the rain forest of central Kauai, to 100-foot (30-meter) Wailua Waterfall (www.outfitterskauai.com).
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Hey I was browsing my local Played Again and I saw this old Teebird for $3.99. I picked it up because you can't have too many teebirds and the stamp was different. I was wondering if this disc is special in any way or the stamp is just different. I have never seen a hotstamp like this one before and that is why I ask.
Thanks guys. Also I know there is a name on it but it was at Played Again so don't jjump on me for that.


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Topic: Seeking Any Advice
Hello Friends,
I am so happy to have found this site. My father, whom I love dearly, has just been diagnosed with cc. I am unfamiliar with the terms at this stage, but they were unable to open the obstruction with the less-invasive procedure (they tried twice). His bilirubin is coming down, and they will be able to do surgery next week. They say that it is in a good strategic location for them to remove it, and they haven't seen any more tumors so far in the ct scans and so forth.
I would like to know what is considered the leading hospital and/or research organization for this disease in the US? I want to make sure that he gets the very best treatment, no matter what it takes. Also, any other general advice you have for me is greatly appreciated. I am very thankful to be here.
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FFT - A Moment Past: L.F. Tantillo Paints New York History
Food for Thought — A Moment Past: L.F. Tantillo Paints New York History
Wednesday, September 17, 2014 • 12:30–2:30 pm
Join the artist who brings the past to life through his remarkable, historically accurate paintings. Much of Len Tantillo's work celebrates maritime themes, focusing on the early history of New York State and the Hudson River. Taking pride in the small details, he meticulously researches his subjects to formulate what eventually comes to life on the canvas, creating an extremely realistic piece.
Lunch and lecture fee: $22 for NYSHA members, $25 non-members. Pre-registration is required; call (607) 547-1461.
Register for three or more Food for Thought programs at once and receive a discounted price of $20 for NYSHA members or $23 non-members per program. Please call (607) 547-1461 if you have questions regarding pricing or cancellation policy.


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Website of the Day: Buy Your Friend A Drink
To start off, it's really fun to say "you beta buy your friend a drink!" and even more fun to go online and actually buy your friend a drink.
Started in 2005, when its creator graduated from business school and realized his friends were scattered across the county and he could no longer toast to all those special moments with them, buy your friend a drink allows you to create a profile and buy a cold one for your friend in a bar across the country.
Because it's in beta right now, the bar choices are rather limited, but all you have to do is fill in your a profile and select "buy your friend a drink." Your friend will then be sent an email (and a text message at your option) from you with your personal message and the gift code. To redeem the drink all you have to do is go to any bar in the network and give the bartender the gift code.
I'm at the disadvantage of being in San Francisco, where the bar network for this site hasn't been developed, but the boys at Crave were able to test it out and after a bit of confusion at the bar, gave it a nod of approval.
"I give BuyYourFriendADrink a thumbs-up," says the tester. "Sure, it's gimmicky, and it's still very limited. But now when I win bets with my West Coast-based colleagues, I don't have to wait until I'm traveling out there for my "you owe me a beer" agreements to be fulfilled."
To learn how to post your favorite sites to the Website of the Day group,
I know that this long list looks scary, but trust me, once you get the hang of it, it'll be a snap the second time around.
- First of all, join the Website of the Day group
- Click "Create and Share!" on the left hand side
- Choose "Blog"
- Give your photo a Title
- Leave the category as "general"
- Change the channel to "technology and gadgets"
- Add keyword(s) (for example mine for this photo was "Website of the Day")
- Click on the "Add Image" link below the "body" box
- A popup window will happen - click on "Browse" to find your image on your computer
- Once you have the image chosen, click "Submit"
- The popup will show you your image, choose size: "normal" - if you want, you can give it a title (which will show up as a caption)
- Click "Insert" and the popup will go away
- Your "body" box will now have some text in it. Leave it as is. If you want to add some text before the picture telling me why you love the website, do it before the code that has appeared.
- Click Submit
So join the Website of the Day group and share information about all your favorite sites! Yours just might end up on the geeksugar homepage!


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Wood knows he has a lot to live up to in second year
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- As Alex Wood prepares to serve as an integral part of Atlanta's rotation, he realizes fans and critics will not give him as much leeway as he received last year when he was a successful rookie experiencing his first full season at the professional level.
"I feel more weight on my shoulders now than I ever did last year, because last year if I did well, I exceeded expectations," Wood said. "If I didn't, it was, 'Oh he's 22 years old,' or, 'He went through the Minor Leagues fast, he's going to have some growing pains.'
"Well, I really didn't experience many growing pains last year, so now what I did last year is what everyone expects. But I wouldn't have it any other way. My biggest thing is getting an opportunity. If I get an opportunity, I don't typically let it get away."
The Braves saw this confident, competitive spirit last year as Wood compiled a 3.13 ERA in 31 big league appearances (11 starts). As the young left-hander posted a 0.90 ERA in five August starts, he essentially guaranteed himself a spot in Atlanta's rotation for this upcoming season.
With Kris Medlen seemingly destined for season-ending Tommy John surgery and Brandon Beachy facing uncertainty about his future, the Braves are hoping Wood builds off his rookie success and becomes an integral part of their rotation.
By signing veteran starter Ervin Santana on Wednesday, the Braves regained some of the starting pitching depth that they will need in order to stick to the plan to limit Wood to approximately 170 innings during what will be his second full season at the professional level.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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American Gangster.
It was OK but that's about it. Didn't give enough depth of character - particularly when he was young - for me. Crowe's character was better but still not terrific.
It just felt like one that missed the mark by enough all the way through to turn what might have been a very good movie into a just OK movie.


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Compare great Lancia Welding prices in Manchester with Who Can Fix My Car.
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Very arrogant. Gave me a price of £25 which I screenshot for proof. Wanted to tow my car to garage which I didn't want and said I will chance just having a battery fitted. Told me a price of £120 which was not the quote given. Told me the mechanic was on the way but never turned up. My car had cut out in salford, I live in liverpool. Travelled down by train to meet mechanic....no show after a hours wait in the rain!! 6 hours wasted time. Would never recommend Unprofessional and rude
Nice no nonsense back street garage. Said half an hour to fix and half an hour it took. As I got good vibes I also decided to change a couple of tyres while I was there. The whole job was done in an hour. You can pay a main dealer for the comfy seats and nice lighting or if you just want a job done then M60 is 5 Star. Will definitely use again. Thanks Zak
Good people did the job they quoted for they go out of there way for u would use them again
Was quoted over £500 from the garage who did my mot work without the option of any cheaper parts contacted m60 autos and was given a much cheaper price and I'm very happy with the results
Brillant service .;
Saw the problem straight away not what the car was saying got part asap fitted while I waited brilliant and at a very good price good old fashioned garage bit dusty and noisy but excellent brill use again
I messaged and asked if they could pick my car up from the other side of Manchester for service and MOT and they said that was perfectly fine. They came the next day at 4pm as arranged and delivered the car back at 6.30pm. Really happy with the their price, speed and quality of work. Would recommend!
an absolute experts and a very lovely team. done my full service within less than 2 hours, gave some useful advices on maintaining the car.highly recommended.
They changed rear break pads and a tyre for me as well. Great service overall !!
Excellent! Went in for air con re gas 30 mins later all sorted! Very happy thanks.
Great service, totally trustworthy always go to these lads
good service and friendly
A Very friendly garage and very helpful and go that extra mile to help keep you on the road. thanks chaps
Does what it says on the tin, prompt, accurate and within price quoted. Barry was also able to give me advise about a repair carried out by the main dealer which has prompted me to contact them and get it looked into. Thanks
decided to cancel after being laughed at for sending a message to confirm date and time for my brake bads to be fixed. sounded like a joke of a company so not worth the risk
Head gasket gone, Two injectors broke, glow plug broke stuck in head. Xmas time, head needed skimming and pressure checked he still got it done on time and polished the car, and brought it back to Wales for me. Matt cheers bud goes like s+it off shovel.
Excellent. Fast and friendly, price was as quoted and the best around. They also sourced me some tyres at a better price than I was going to pay. Even washed my car!
Highly Recommended Garage! Problem resolved the car is back on road now. The price quoted was very competitive compared to others. Matt also repaired my my wife's car which was refused to be repaired by nation wide high end companies like National tyres & Selecta tyres yet the price was lot cheaper than elsewhere. Matt you are star will be using your Garage in future will recommend to my colleagues, friends & family!
Excellent customer service very easy contact outstanding work quality would very highly recommend this garage to anyone very reasonable prices will be keeping number for future use thanks a lot for doing a good job
great service and advice ,Paul even contacted the garage that had worked previously on my car ,and from them got an admission that the job they had done was unsatisfactory , i am waiting for a refund and then Paul will do the repair for me .
The mechanic was polite with good communications and well meaning. We asked for a receipt we haven't seen one yet. The mechanic replaced rotten sump & removed a bracket from the exhaust pipe and said he would return the following Sunday to put a new one on. He didn't show, so I thought I'd check the oil, nothing registered on the dip stick, had to add 1.5 litres of oil. Thought what else is wrong. So I booked it into an independent garage & this is what they found. Bolts on the sump had been sheared off, some bolts on the sump were loose, the fly wheel cover was missing.
He was very good and got car back on the road
Kept me informed and was very helpful will definitely use again.
Nice guy, came when he said he would, quick and easy
After having problems with other garages it was refreshing to finally find this one. The garage is competent, timely and keenly priced. Above all the honesty and willingness to help stands them in good stead. I will be recommending this garage to others. Cheers guys
Great team at the garagle! Ken is very knowledgeable is very knowledgeable and straight forward. Fixed my issues within the day and even offered one of his vehicles while mines was being fixed!
Price was quoted and didn't change. Extremely fast, even picked the car up from work and delivered it back for free! Would recommend and use again myself !
Great service, friendly staff and a great job well done. Good value too as the car definitely needed work. Will use again.
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After all these years, people are still talking about one of the most charismatic actresses of the big screen, Marilyn Monroe. Michelle Williams plays the legendary performer in My Week With Marilyn, and countless celebrities, from Jennifer Lopez to Madonna, have emulated the iconic star. Marilyn continues to inspire people with her hair, makeup, and overall beauty style — so we've gathered together a few of our favorite Marilyn quotes. Check them out now.
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Postgradute scholarships for students from Botswana
College of Science and Engineering Postgraduate Scholarship
As a permanent resident of Botswana, you can receive up to 28% discount on the tuition fee for a full-time, taught postgraduate (Masters) laboratory-based degree in a science or engineering subject (in one of these Departments: Chemistry, Geography, Engineering, Informatics, Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy).
- If you meet our entry requirements, you will be offered our entry scholarship.
- If you exceed our entry requirements, you may be offered our merit scholarship.
2016-17 tuition fee (for laboratory-based courses)
- Standard international fee: £17,465
- Fee with entry scholarship: £13,623
- Fee with merit scholarship: £12,575
This is the fee for the whole course. This enhanced discount is offered instead of the 10% discount which constitutes the regular College of Science and Engineering Postgraduate Scholarship.
Other courses
For non-lab-based courses, you will automatically receive a 10% discount on your tuition fee if you meet or exceed the academic conditions of your offer.
- You must be classified as an international (non-EU) student for fee purposes.
- The fee discount will be calculated on the basis of the standard tuition fee, excluding components for 'with industry' degrees.
- In accordance with scholarship guidelines, students are allowed to hold only one University of Leicester scholarship, awarded either centrally or by a department. If you are awarded more than one scholarship, you will therefore receive only the higher value award.
- The scholarship is only valid for entry in September 2016.
- If you currently have a conditional offer of a place at the University, you will still need to fulfil any conditions stated on your offer letter.
For more information, please contact the University of Leicester International Office:email@example.com
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The dish on Long Island's restaurant and food scene.
Madison's on Hillside, which opened last September at 38 Hillside Ave. in Williston Park , has closed, according to Joe Lester, chef-owner of The Ivy Cottage, Madison's predecessor. The attractive New American restaurant earned two stars from Newday's Peter M. Gianotti when chef Jeffrey Slade was in the kitchen. (Slade has since moved on to Hemisphere in Bay Shore.)


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Heifer's Kenya Adventure
24 Nov 2012 at 06:24
Bob visited Mary Adiambo and her son Franklin with their family, Heifer cow!
With Bob
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Macaroni with Greens, Lemon, and Parmesan is a different take on the usual pasta/greens combo, in particular because of the way the generous amount of lemon zest accents the flavor of the kale. If you're not a fan of kale, collard greens or swiss chard would also taste good in this dish. And for a lower-carb version just use a lot more greens and less pasta.
(You can see a lot more meatless dinner ideas by visiting the Recipes-by-Photo Index Page for Meatless Monday or checking Vegetarian Recipes in the recipe index. For more Meatless Monday ideas from other bloggers, follow our Meatless Monday board on Pinterest, or check Meatless Monday at BlogHer, where I write a weekly post spotlighting one of the fabulous meatless recipes ideas I find around the web.)
And embarrassing as it is, here's the original photo of this dish from back in 2006!
(Makes about 4 side dish servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
2 cups (dry) Dreamfields Low-Carb Macaroni or whole wheat macaroni
1 tsp. salt for pasta cooking water
1 bunch greens such as kale, collards, mustard greens, or swiss chard (I used 8 oz. Ready-to-use Organic Mixed Baby Kale)
1 tsp. minced garlic
zest from 2 lemons
1 T lemon juice (I would freeze the extra juice to use later)
2 T olive oil
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese, plus more for serving
Heat olive oil in large frying pan, add garlic and lemon zest and saute 1 minute. Add greens and saute until wilted, about 5 minutes for larger greens or 2-3 minutes for baby greens.
As soon as pasta is al dente, save 1/4 cup cooking water and then drain the pasta well and add to greens/garlic/lemon mixture, with lemon juice and reserved pasta cooking water (as needed.) Stir in Parmesan cheese and serve hot, with additional cheese to be added at the table if desired.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Suggestions:
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More Vegetarian Recipe Ideas with Kale:
Vegetarian Whole Wheat Pasta with Fried Kale, Tomato Sauce, and Goat Cheese from Kalyn's Kitchen
Spaghetti with Kale and Tomato Sauce from Bell'alimento
Baby Kale and Mozzarella Quesadillas with Sriracha-Ranch Dipping Sauce from Kalyn's Kitchen
Vegan Red Curry Tofu with Kale and Brown Rice from The Perfect Pantry
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We can do a lot in a classroom, but the walls of our schools limit our impact on our students' learning. I believe the internet can and should be used to connect ESL students from all over the world. Making these kinds of friendships can be a life-changing experience, boosting learner motivation and exposure to authentic English communication. Add native English-speaking students and teachers to the mix, and we're looking at a very powerful learning tool.
PikiFriends is that tool. I created it, it is helping my students and others, and I hope all the members of EnglishClub take a look. It's free, for secondary schools only, and easy to use. Please see the website and/or contact me anytime.
Happy teaching!


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ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) - Joab Jerome scored 14 points and four Winthrop teammates finished in double figures as the Eagles defeated Southeastern Louisiana 66-52 Saturday in a nonconference game.
The victory was the Eagles' 300th at Winthrop Coliseum.
Jerome hit just 1 of 5 field goal attempts. But he sank 12 of 17 free throw attempts, two less than the 14 the Lions made. Winthrop (12-15) made 23 of 33 at the line, those 33 attempts a season high. Southeastern Louisiana (10-15) was 14 for 18.
Winthrop led 33-32 at halftime. In the second half, the Eagles went on a 17-5 run to lead 56-42.
Gideon Gamble scored 13 points for Winthrop. Three others - Andre Smith, Steven Johnson and Christian Farmer - finished with 12 points apiece.
Dre Evans was the only Lion in double figures with 11 points. Leading scorer Brandon Fortenberry was held to 4 points. The Lions committed 17 turnovers.


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The hospital will "continue to open additional inpatient beds incrementally until all 24 beds are open, estimated by the end of March. We will continue to use local community partners for the highest complexity patients."
In October, the VA hospital announced that its inpatient operations had been "temporarily paused" at the Intensive Care Unit and Acute Medical Unit at the Fort Wayne VA medical facility, 2121 Lake Ave.
In October, the VA said the "pause" would allow the health care system "to review our processes, provide training to our staff, and ensure our continued ability to maintain the most flexible systems and highest standard of care for our veterans."
The VA reopened its inpatient Acute Medical Unit on Dec. 3 as the first phase of its resuming care. During that first phase that began in December, only blood transfusion and chemotherapeutic infusion patients were treated. The "staff has received support and training to ensure our continued ability to maintain high-quality care and services for the veterans we are honored to serve."


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The extended interview I (The Horrorist) did at the Rockerill Festival in Belgium is now online (link) at Reflections of Darkness. I talk candidly about pretty much everything including EBM, New Beat, the 80s, performing live, love, drugs, New York and much more.
"she said: "Let me hear your music" and she did an amazing thing. When she heard my early music, which was all about "I hate this" and "I'm gonna kill you", she said: "Oliver, this is all about yourself! You were singing about yourself. You hate yourself and you're singing about it!"
Read the full interview: reflectionsofdarkness.com/horrorist-the-may-2014


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BASEL, SWITZERLAND--(Marketwire - December 10, 2012) - Basilea Pharmaceutica AG / Basilea
appoints Ronald Scott as CEO to succeed Anthony Man and expands
management team.
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The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. (SIX: BSLN)
announced today that it has promoted Ronald Scott, previously Chief
Officer, to Chief Executive Officer effective January 1, 2013 to succeed
Man, MD, who has decided for personal reasons to leave the company as of
December 31, 2012.
"We are very pleased that Ron Scott will assume the role of CEO of Basilea
following the decision of Anthony Man to resign. Ron Scott is an esteemed
business leader in the pharmaceutical industry with a track record of
results and maintaining organization focus on business priorities. With
product candidates including highly competitive late-stage drugs in our
and a strong cash position, Basilea has unique prospects to further create
substantial shareholder value," commented Werner Henrich, chairman of
"Anthony Man is one of the most experienced and respected drug development
executives in industry with an exceptional track record in bringing drugs
through to the market. We sincerely thank him for his leadership, integrity
resilience in guiding Basilea through very rewarding and challenging times
wish him all the best for his future endeavors."
For the last year Ron Scott served as COO responsible for all of Basilea's
operations including technical operations, commercial activities and
Prior to his position as COO he served as Basilea's CFO. Ron Scott led the
company's equity financings and significant business transactions.
Previously he
held senior management positions in the pharmaceutical industry with over
years of experience and in the financial sector.
Basilea's Management Committee has been enlarged to include Ms. Heidi
Head of Global Human Resources effective January 1, 2013. The Management
other members remain Prof. Dr. Achim Kaufhold, Chief Medical Officer since
2010; Dr. Ingrid Heinze-Krauss, Chief Technical Officer since 2006; Dr.
Kellenberger, Chief Scientific Officer since 2009; and Joachim Blatter,
Financial Officer since 2012.
About Basilea
Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, and
listed on
the SIX Swiss Exchange (SIX: BSLN). Through the fully integrated research
development operations of its Swiss subsidiary Basilea Pharmaceutica
International Ltd. ("Basilea") the company focuses on innovative
products in the therapeutic areas of bacterial infections, fungal
infections and
oncology, targeting the medical challenge of rising resistance and
to current treatment options.
This communication expressly or implicitly contains certain forward-looking
statements concerning Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. and its business. Such
statements involve certain known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other
factors, which could cause the actual results, financial condition,
or achievements of Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. to be materially different
any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by
forward-looking statements. Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd. is providing this
communication as of this date and does not undertake to update any
forward-looking statements contained herein as a result of new information,
events or otherwise.
This press release can be downloaded from www.basilea.com.
Press release (PDF):
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Thomson Reuters clients. The owner of this announcement warrants that:
(i) the releases contained herein are protected by copyright and
other applicable laws; and
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originality of the information contained therein.
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The number of farms in the United States is expanding, reversing a long-standing decline that spanned nearly 70 years. This would be the first time the overall number of farms has increased since 1935, when many Americans were pushed back into the fields due to the Great Depression.
Though the increase is slight, The Washington Post reports in an article available here that the small "blip" is still notable.
The chart to the right shows the rise and fall of the number of U.S. farms. It also demonstrates the historical trend of American food production, including the development of hybrid crops in the 1920s as well as increased productivity thanks to farming methods, mechanized equipment and fertilizers. It also shows that today's farmers have been able to produce more food on fewer farms.
Stuart Staniford took the chart analysis one step further:
"Note also that the 2007 census is just before the great recession and it's possible the 2012 census will show a larger increase given both the recession and, perhaps, an ongoing trend amongst young people of returning to agriculture," Staniford wrote on this blog. "So, we are a long way from Sharon Astyk's Nation of Farmers, but it certainly looks like the giant loss of US farm count in the mid twentieth century has stabilized and perhaps now begun some kind of bounce back."
The Washington Post report suggested that the increase could be attributed to resurgence in the local food movement among consumers, but other media sources suggest that it may not be the only cause.
According to The New York Times, there is a renewed interest in agricultural production among young and college-educated Americans. For some, the interest in agriculture was developed as college students, most in non-agriculture degree programs, worked on farms to supplement their college education fund.
It was this experience that ignited a passion that continued into their professional career, taking them from the cubical to the field. While it's unclear exactly where or how large these up-and-coming farms are, they are more likely linked to crops instead of livestock.
The USDA does not have statistics on the number of college graduates who have turned to farming in the past few years, but Deputy Agriculture Secretary Kathleen Merrigan, told The New York Times in an interview that the profession is becoming more attractive.
"I always joke that in the old days I used to go to a party and people would say, 'What do you do for work,' and I would say, 'I work in agriculture,' and I'd be left in the corner somewhere with my gin and tonic," Merrigan said. "Now I say I work in agriculture and I'm the belle of the ball."
Read more from The New York Times here.
Sharon Astyk, author of "A Nation of Farmers," suggests that while the increase is a good for agriculture and food production, it still falls short of meeting the demand for younger farmers in the coming years as current producers quickly face retirement.
"Let us say that we will need only 2% of the US population to become farmers," Astyk wrote in a blog post, available here. "But since the vast majority of farmers are facing retirement within the next two decades, and under 35 farmers are such a tiny percentage, that means we will need to train 30-50 times as many young farmers in the next two decades as we have been doing. The numbers could be substantially higher."


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An 86-year-old New Jersey grower-shipper has closed up shop and is liquidating assets to pay up to $3.3 million to 47 produce suppliers.
Wm. Consalo & Sons, Vineland, N.J., ceased operations early this year, said attorney Eugene Malady. Calls to the company officer were not immediately returned.
"Anytime a business closes there are a number of factors involved," Malady said April 5. "This should be an orderly process and we expect to be able to pay 100 cents on the dollar, based on my valuation of the assets available."
Malady said the assets include equipment and growing land. He also said the payout to creditors will depend on buyers coming forward to purchase the assets of the family-owned company.
The provisions of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act are in effect for the case and no bankruptcy is planned, Malady said.
According to court documents, the company has until May 1 to notify creditors. Creditors have until May 31 to file PACA claims. U.S. District Judge Joseph Irenas set the calendar for the PACA claims with an Aug. 23 distribution date for the funds generated by the liquidation.
The PACA procedure was set in motion in late March when a Vineland-based transportation company — John Molinelli Inc. — filed suit seeking $38,000 for produce sold to Consalo in December and January.
William Consalo founded the company in 1927. His four sons, William, Anthony, Augustus and Vincent, helped him build the business, and their sons were in executive positions at the time the firm ceased operations.


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Weight loss and low body mass because of an underlying illness have been associated with increased mortality, reduced ability to function and diminished quality of life. Several studies have pointed to creatine supplementation as a low-cost, well-tolerated nutritional strategy to offset muscle wasting.
A review of medical literature has shown that creatine can increase muscle mass and performance in those with diseases that affect muscle size and function. While the mechanism isn't clear, creatine may increase intramuscular phosphocreatine stores and speed recovery of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) levels after exercise, thus allowing longer periods of exercise. It may also reduce inflammation and stimulate satellite cell formation, which is important for muscle growth.


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