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3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale De Beauvoir Square, De Beauvoir, N1
A beautiful semi-detached family home set within a sought after location in De Beauvoir Town. The property offers views over De Beauvoir Square and boasts a southerly facing garden. Arranged over four floors and comprising of approximately 1713sqft this house would make a stunning home. (contd...) More details ›
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4 bedroom flat for sale Balmes Road, London
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4 bedroom apartment for sale Regent Nine, Orsman Road, London, N1
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Office for sale Orsman Road, London, N1
Ground floor B1 office space within a new build development. A new build mixed use residential and commercial development is being constructed which will provide a large B1 office space on ground floor. The office space will be offered in shell condition with capped services and glazing installed. More details ›
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2 bedroom house for sale Buckingham Road, Islington, London, N1 4DE
This two bedroomed house is arranged over three floors and is presented in excellent decorative order, mixing period and contemporary features. More details ›
2 bedroom semi-detached house for sale Buckingham Road, Canonbury, N1
A two bedroom house arranged over three floors and presented in excellent decorative order, mixing period and contemporary features. Across the lower level is an open-plan kitchen and family room with double doors leading to a small, South-West facing garden area. (contd...) More details ›
2 bedroom house for sale Buckingham Road, De Beauvoir Town, N1
Situated moments from the amenities of Kingsland Road this stunning two bedroom house is elegantly arranged over three floors and provides smart and spacious interiors. More details ›


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Middlesex DA Leone says he won't run for U.S. Senate
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BOSTON -- Middlesex County District Attorney Gerard Leone has decided not to run for the U.S. Senate after all.
Leone told The Boston Globe over the weekend that he was considering a run for the seat left open by John Kerry's resignation to become secretary of state.
Leone, a Democrat, issued a statement Monday saying that while the U.S. Senate is a wonderful public service opportunity, it's not the right next step for him.
Leone has announced he won't seek a third term as district attorney. He said Monday that he remains firm in his decision to leave government service to pursue other opportunities.
The only declared Democratic candidates are U.S. Reps. Edward Markey and Stephen Lynch.
The primaries are set for April 30. The special election is scheduled for June 25.
Official statement from Leone:
"After having considered the prospects of a run for U.S. Senate, I remain of the same mind that I expressed in my announcement to forego seeking reelection as Middlesex District Attorney, and I remain firm in my decision to leave electoral politics and government service to pursue other career opportunities. Although the U.S. Senate is a wonderful public service opportunity to do significant and gratifying things for people, I have decided that it is not the right next step for me by way of the job or the lifestyle. These are highly personal decisions that are never wrong nor regrettable when made in the best interest of family."
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Dodge Super Bee A12, for sale in Solon, Ohio, for $85,995.
Original A12, 440 Six Pack car! Beautiful rotisserie restoration Bucket seats, center console Four speed manual transmission Great presence! Blatant? You could say that. Speed, looks, and comfort, sure, but you're simply not going to "subtle" in the A12 lexicon. Built for nothing more than crushing the guy in the next lane on an avenue called Woodward these lift-off hood Super Bees were kings of the street, with a legacy as large as its ultra-cool fiberglass hood scoop.Here's the original fender tag broken down:
131345 271256 9A261xxx
925 999 603
131345 (2 digit gate number, 3 digit base number)
271256 6 digit line sequence number
9 Year 1969
A Lynch Rd. assembly plant
261xxx serial number
925 Engine code, 440 six pack w/4 speed
999 Special rear axle (4.10 Dana 60)
603 Transmission code, Hemi 4 speed
26 26"Radiator
A12 440 3-2bbl engine conversion package
8X Black transverse (bumble bee) stripe
C16 Center console
96 Body paint code (butterscotch, late 1969 availability)
96 Roof / vinyl roof color (same code indicates monotone paint)
M6X Bucket seat interior, black
X9 Upper door frame paint
WM23 Coronet Super Bee two door hardtop
E63 Engine (cars started as 383 4BBL)
D21 4 Speed manual
426 Scheduled production date (Apr 26)
924199 Vehicle order number
The car's made more special with unusual options such as power steering, the six way manual seat adjuster, optional quarter panel scoops, woodgrain steering wheel, clock and the AM radio. Every attempt has been made to duplicate the car's factory options rather than add on parts that don't belong.
Under the hood, there's a correct 054 radiator up front hooked up to the motor by reproduction radiator and heater hoses with correct Corbin clamps. Date coded spark plug wires connect to an original 2875981 Prestolite dual point distributor and ride in reproduction wire looms. The original air cleaner assembly hosts a correct reproduction air cleaner element and hides the rebuilt and detailed carbs, complete with the proper choke and fast idle solenoid assemblies. The completely rebuilt motor is a true '68 440HP mill that replaces the long gone original, with fresh everything and a Comp XE252H cam for a little more bite. The battery's right, with new cables, the correct PCV valve and hose are in place, there's orange overspray on the manifolds and even the "paint OK"stamp on the right fender--this is a trophy-collecting machine.
A full rotisserie restoration, with Butterscotch paint everywhere (including correctly done overspray over the right gray dip primer on the undercarriage) was the only way to treat a car as special as this one. Freshly rebuilt brakes front and rear bring the car to a halt with new lines and hoses. A new reproduction exhaust system complete with reproduction Hemi mufflers, correct clamps and resonators sounds great from outside but doesn't drone while driving-a nice touch. The steering and front suspension is all new from one dust cap to the other and from the rebuilt steering column to the bottom of the Pitman arm. A new fuel tank, sender and new lines supply fuel forward and round out a well detailed, rebuilt chassis. Open up to the trunk to find a brand new Goodyear spare, the proper, restored jack and a new trunk mat complete with proper part numbers on the back.
Inside you'll find a mix of mint original parts with high quality reproductions. New gauge bezels add sparkle, as do the new armrest bases, window cranks and inside door handles. All soft trim from the headliner to the door panels to the carpet is new from Legendary while the original Hurst shifter pokes out of an excellent original console. The restored gauges and heater console read brightly and accurately, the upper door frames were repainted and accent the new door panels, and the seats are perfect for a decent cruise, especially with the six way seat adjuster.
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Mopar Action did a center spread on the car in February 2007 after spotting it winning a second place class trophy at the '06 Nats a well deserved reward for a three-year restoration!
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Sat, 7 December 2013
ItMustBeJames and hokiecachers join in for the one-hundred first edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about their geocaching on business trips. subwaymark and WoodenRadio pitched in with their travel caching – including a story about "Thing Sites: Thingvellir Lögberg" (GC3W68R). Thanks to Nighthawk700 for connecting us with ItMustBeJames and hokiecachers, and for his questions (most of which we didn't have time to ask these guests). |
Sat, 30 November 2013
For the one-hundredth edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 handle a packed agenda of random topics. First was feedback from [Team D]Benignsource (through his blog post), subwaymark, KristaWalks, Nighthawk700, CodeJunkie (through his post on a regional forum), wolrab (through his blog post), and BananaForce about their promotion of the GeoGearHeads. Next was the announcement of the "2013 GeoGearHead Audience Survey," where one lucky entry by the end of the year will receive a Magellan eXplorist GC (listen to the show for more information). "Giz" called in about a premium activity at the Greenbrier Resort which lead into discussion of Geoteaming. ds8300 contacted DarrylW4 about getting a GeoGearHeads Show unique. Geosphere 3.1 was the next item on the agenda. Then The Bad Cop got into the modular phones with the announcements from Motorola and ZTE. They also talked a little about GPS Tracklog's First looks at the Android-based Garmin Monterra. Next was articles about new mobile devices – "The Verge: Spec Sheet: Motorola shakes up low-cost smartphones with the Moto G" and "Android Central: Tegra Note 7 review." Some more information about T-Mobile's 200MB of free data for tablets came out. Engadget and The Vergewrote about a Google Glass Explorer who received a ticket for wearing Glass while she was driving. Finally was some discussion about the rule changes to flights in the U.S. and the E.U. allowing personal electronics in all stages of flights. Here are some links to articles on The Verge for more information:
Fri, 22 November 2013
BloodHoundsGeoCache are the guest for the ninety-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about 3D Printing and Geocaching. They've set-up a little business printing 3D Cache containers as well as signature and trackable items under the name BH3DCaches. We also heard from YRAFT and iHam (with his blog post) about how they've been spreading the word on the GeoGearHeads shows. |
Sat, 16 November 2013
For the ninety-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 discuss geocaching and space. This discussion was prompted by the "Geocaching in Space" events and hype from Groundspeak marking the return of Geocaching to space (Rick Mastracchio carried "International Space Station Travel Bug II by the 5th Grade Class of Chase Elementary School-Waterbury, CT" to the International Space Station). The Bad Cop attended the "Geocaching in Space - A Geocaching HQ Event!" event at the Pacific Science Center, hosted by Geocaching HQ. The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 talked about ways for civilians to get into space through Virgin Galactic, Novaspace, XCOR Aerospace, Armadillo Aerospace, and World View Enterprises. None of those options will get you to the "International Space Station" (GC1BE91) cache, and only seven civilians have flown to the ISS. There are geocaches and traveler here on Earth that have been to space. On GGH Beta.27: Orbiting Cache I we spoke with e6c about his caches launched into space – "PINELAND: Sputnik 2010: A Geocache Odyssey" (GC2JPJJ) and "PINELAND: LEIF MMXII: Geocache From Space!!" (GC3P578) – and some travelers (including our own Cache-A-Maniacs in Space!). Also mentioned was Gogo's partnership with Glympse for in-air location sharing and Gogo Text & Talk. |
Sat, 9 November 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 revisit geocaching with a smartphone for the ninety-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads. Smartphone geocaching was last featured during "GGH Beta.13." They tackled feedback, tips, and questions from iHam, JerseyEric, and Wet_Coaster. For iHam, look for the new epsiodes of "Caching In The NorthWest" each week. Wet_Coaster might be interested in the Trimble Juno T41 Family and Trimble Juno 5smartphones built for GIS. The list of some geocaching apps was also updated from that last show;
Sat, 2 November 2013
For the ninety-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads Robert Lipe returns to talk about geocaching during business trips. (He was previously on GGH Beta.30 and CAM229.) He shared a story about needed seven stitches during one of his business trips. We also heard from Astronut who called in about his geocaching while on business trips. |
Sat, 26 October 2013
For the ninety-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 tackle a range of topics (mostly from the audience). The new GeoGearHeads YouTube channel was the topic before we started on the meat of the show. Please head over to subscribe and check out all the old shows. First was feedback from scrapcat about her blog post from last week's show with our tip for getting the degree symbol (°) on iOS. Next was a follow-up by f1drivr about his question from GGH090. We pointed him to the "Report a Map Error" link from Garmin. wanzong emailed about a couple topics – information on filtering logs on Geocaching.com and questions about WallaBee workflows. [Team D]Benignsource connected through Google+ about a question he saw on CacheFace. We went through the hardware (WAHOO KEY, Lightning to 30-pin Adapter, PROTKT BIKE MOUNT & CASE FOR IPHONE 5/5S), software (GeoBeacon), and a live demo of using a Garmin Chirp with an iOS device. Sh@rpey asked via Google+ about shows for caching with an Android smartphone or iPhone. Check out "GGH Beta.13: Smartphone Caching I," "GGH Beta.17: Android Apps I," "GGH 056: NeonGeo," and "GGH 070: Geosphere 3 Tips & Tricks" as some good starting points, but there were several other shows with good information for smartphone caching. The Upgrades to Intercaching (featured on GGH075) were mentioned before moving on. Rich Owings's excellent "Good satellite days and bad satellite days" article was the subject of conversation for several minutes and a good, quick read for geolocation users. Next was a brief conversation about the new Garmin tactix GPS watch. Finally they suggested those interested in smartwatches check the "Fragments of time: the wild, messy state of smartwatches" article from the Verge. |
Sat, 19 October 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 take on methods to get good coordinates for the ninety-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads. The show kicked off with a question from JerseyEric about adding waypoints in the Official Geocaching app, CacheSense for Android, c:geo, NeonGeo, Geobucket, Geosphere, and Looking4Cache. Then we heard from StevensAdInfinitum and Nighthawk700 about how they get their coordinates for geocaches. Articles from Garmin and Trail Tech on waypoint averaging were mentioned. Groundspeak's article "1.2. Convert Decimal Coordinates to DDD MM.MMM" was also used as a good reference about conversion of expressing the values. |
Sat, 12 October 2013
Podcast Observer and Participant Rob Walch joins us on the ninety-third edition of the GeoGearHeads. Through his work on "Podcast411," "Today in iPhone," and at LibSyn he's been involved in Podcasting since its early days. (More background and the history of podcasting is available through Wikipedia.) Darryl ran through a list of when some of the notable podcasts on Geocaching began (including the late "CacheCast" show by pdantic – interviewed on CAM105 – which has since podfaded and slightly most recent SLAGA by konopapw – interviewed on CAM019– which was retired many years ago), but also the current list of English-based shows:
sseegars also shared that the first podcasts to which he subscribed were the "Home Town Tales" and "Nocturnal." For Geocachers looking to get into podcast creation Rob recommends the bossjock studio iOS app and iRig MIC Cast as an ease mobile solution. He's also setup "Podcasting How To" information on his Podcast411 site, including a PDF for those looking to record through Skype. He also recommends his "Podcast411" and the LibSyn "The Feed" shows for people interested in creation of podcasts. |
Sat, 5 October 2013
John Robb (of Cache At Night who caches under teamvoyagr) returned on the ninety-second edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about Night Caches. He's also one of the hosts of the upcoming "BFL Boot Camp Illumin8" (GC420YB) event November 9th in the Toronto, Canada area. One of his favorite laser-based night hides was "BFL VI - ...in a galaxy far, far away" (GC35FHF) by The Cacheketeerz. His company now offers the "Light Loci" and "Laser Loci" (with a limited time discount on the "Laser Loci" for GeoGearHead Viewers/Listeners) for creating the night cache stages without building your own electronics. |
Sat, 28 September 2013
Noted Geocaching Event Host Monkeybrad talks to us about his Halloween Events for the ninety-first edition of the GeoGearHeads. This year's events are "8th Annual Loyal Order of the Sleepless Knights" (GC4MN75) and "11th Annual Haunted Halloween Caching Evening" (GC4MN7M). Their previous events include:
For more on Monkeybrad check his 2007 interview on "CAM Ep. 055: Monkeybrad." |
Sat, 21 September 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 tackle a seeming complete random series of topics on the ninetieth edition of the GeoGearHeads. The show kicked off with feedback from both DudleyGrunt and Ed2Ed about c:geo and it's use of the Geocaching.com Friends feature. Then the Bad Cop shared news from PhoneBloks about a modular smartphone system they'd like to create. Of course the iPhone 5S release had to be mentioned and the M7 processor and 64-bit A7 were the topics of interest to location-based Gamers. The Bad Cop also upgraded his iPhone 5 to iOS 7 while DarrylW4 recommended (and has been) waiting a couple weeks for the App updates to catchup. Some articles of note they mentioned were; "How to stop iOS 7 from destroying your iPhone's battery life" (from TUAW), "iOS 7 Locks Stolen iPhones to Prevent Resale" (from TidBits), and "Apple details security fixes in iOS 7. And there's a ton of them!" (from iMore). DarrylW4 brought up the release of a new memory card format – CFast (see also the Engadget Article). Wet_Coaster also mentioned the Sumsung Rubgy as an option for Geocachers and DarrylW4 mentioned a few others recently shipped (including the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active, Kyocera Torque, Sony Experia Z1) he found encouraging. A question from f1drivr on Ingress triggered some discussion on the changes in the game (see Engadget's "Google's mobile MMO Ingress gets badges for monitoring player progress") and how its important to connect with fellow players. He also asked about Garmin map updates and using GPSFileDepot maps. JerseyEric asked about using the official Geocaching.com App for marking waypoints as well as other options (most of which will be talked about in the future "Getting Good Coords" show). Wet_Coaster asked in the Live Q&A about a GPSR with an emergency phone function. While neither the Bad Cop or DarrylW4 knew of a device doing both functions they suggested the SpareOne, Spot Messanger, or DeLorme InReach depending on needs. Finally Superted asked about getting a GSM SIM for use in the U.S. DarrylW4 recommended using the AT&T network as they have better coverage overall than the other large GSM carrier in the U.S. – T-Mobile – but not necessary to use AT&T itself. Two MVNOs offered as options were GoPhone and StraightTalk. |
Sat, 14 September 2013
For the eighty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 discuss some of the tips and tricks posted to the entries in the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race." We were excited to try out the new "Live Q&A" function for the first time during this recording with the assistance of f1drivr. The first of the traveler tips mentioned were from lafitefl's "Sea Cache Horsing Around" and "Cache Patrol" and a couple tips in their logs from gflyer. NoNameYet202 "GGH TB Race Technology Tag" was the next up along with bonus tip from EttaKrewe in its logs. 4freds's "QR-Code Travel Beetle" shared a tip seemingly learned from first-hand experience and a tip in the log from TheMoiety. globaltreckers mentioned GGH Beta.13 and the usage he learned about using NeonGeo (also check GGH056) on "email us plz if you grabbed thnx." Joe.small shared some tips on flashlights (check GGH066 for more on flashlights for Geocaching) on his "Shine a little light GGH 2013" traveler, which also picked up a tip from The Small Ball Crew in its logs. Minnesota Boy's travelers ("Goofy," "Rumpelstiltskin," and "US Flag History Geocoin") managed to collect the most tips on their logs including ones from gravitybear, cdnilpog, Jensentravels, and EvilRhino. Meanwhile debaere released a series of themed travelers into the race – "Top Gear(UK) - The Stig," "Top Gear(UK) - Jeremy Clarkson," "Top Gear(UK) - James May," "Top Gear(UK) - Richard Hammond" – each with its own tip. The "GeoGearHeads 2013 Evernote Racing Coin (II)," "GeoGearHeads 2013 QR Racing Coin (II)," and "GGH 2013 Race Traveling Tip Exchange" travelers from our own DarrylW4 received a little discussion again, but the add-on tip from scrapcat got more air time. Tips on those travelers from Poppa's Chick and peeknseekjr were also mentioned. "Doin' It Old School" by TeamOrville mentioned the "Log Them All" site. Finally for this week, Team Shiney's "Caching Friend" shared two more tips. Our thanks again to GXProxy.com for supplying many of the gifts for the participants! |
Sat, 7 September 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 tackle a variety of subjects on the eighty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads, the fifteenth installment of the Randomize show. juris1c wrote in wanting an iOS app to merge Geocaching, Munzee, and WallaBee notifications. Then we heard from TheWinterTrio who was hoping we knew something more about Geocaching.com's "Your Friends" feature (in short, no). Then the news that Microsoft killed their tags and the smartwatches out of IFA (Qualcomm Toq and Samsung Galaxy Gear) wrapped up the show. The "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race" is over, and we mentioned the three leaders in that race. Next week we're going over those tips. |
Sat, 31 August 2013
Quadsinthemud (previously featured on CAMC008) joins The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 to talk about things they learned from the 2013 Geocaching Block Party on the eighty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads. The Bad Cop collected audio interviews with Bryan (Vice President/Co-Founder of Groundspeak) and fox-and-the-hound (noted designer Chris Mackey who works with GCProxy) while manning the booth in the Podcaster Studio. Bryan shared some insight into the Block Party and the HQ GeoTour. Fox-and-the-hound talked about his start in geocoins and experience with Moun10Bike, along with his day job at Aura Design Group. |
Fri, 23 August 2013
Jason Grubb of the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics joins us for the eighty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads. He shared some information about the organization and tips for Geocachers (available in this PDF) along with the GeocachingPolicy.org/ and Tread Lightly sites. Also mentioned was the Geocache Reference Cards they sell. |
Sat, 17 August 2013
Ben Dodson (CEO of WallaBee) joins TheBadCop and DarrylW4 on the eighty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads. He shares some insight about the iOS location-based game including is history and future. Ben tackles some emails from juris1c, Superted, and wolrab before we start gifting the "GeoGearHeads Show" unique card to those who emailed during the live show. Listen to the show for instructions as to how you can get your own through the end of September 2013. |
Sat, 10 August 2013
ClayJar (last on GGH071) for the eighty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads. Among the many things discussed were coord checkers "Certitude," "Evince," "Geocheck," and "Geochecker." |
Sat, 3 August 2013
For the eighty-third edition of the GeoGearHeads we talk with Rob of Team Munzee. The covered features of the new Munzee 2.0 app (highlights are available in a YouTube video). |
Sat, 27 July 2013
For the eighty-second edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 talk about a variety of subjects. This time it mostly covered Android tablets and wearable computing. Nighthawk700 shared his thoughts and experience with the Hisense Sero 7 Pro. The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 talked about the New Nexus 7 and Chromecast announced recently by Google. They moved on to wearables and the Pebble Watch. |


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Allen, S., Hodgson, A., Brown, A., Smith, J., Bejder, L., Pollock, K. and Loneragan, N. (2013) MUCRU's North West Australian Marine Mammal Research: 2013 and beyond. In: North West Australia Marine Science Symposium, 21 February, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Hodgson, A., Kelly, N. and Peel, D. (2013) Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for surveying marine fauna: A dugong case study. PLoS ONE, 8 (11). e79556.
Bejder, L., Hodgson, A.J., Loneragan, N. and Allen, S. (2012) Coastal dolphins in north-western Australia: The need for re-evaluation of species listings and short-comings in the Environmental Impact Assessment process. Pacific Conservation Biology, 18 . pp. 22-25.
Allen, S., Cagnazzi, D.D., Hodgson, A.J., Loneragan, N.R. and Bejder, L. (2012) Tropical inshore dolphins of north-western Australia: Unknown populations in a rapidly changing region. Pacific Conservation Biology, 18 (1). pp. 56-63.
Hagihara, R., Jones, R.E., Sheppard, J.K., Hodgson, A.J. and Marsh, H. (2011) Minimizing errors in the analysis of dive recordings from shallow-diving animals. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 399 (2). pp. 173-181.
Hodgson, A. (2011) Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: a new technique for surveying marine mammals. In: 48th Annual Conference of the Australian Marine Science Association, 3 - 7 July, Fremantle, Western Australia.


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Customizing SMF > SMF Coding Discussion
database select box problem
The Wizard:
To read the column "wizard" and return the results in a select box that the user can then choose what image they want to remove form the column "wizard".
I'm not sure if this code will work or not so if you see any problems please help. I'm still learning PHP.
--- Code: ---<?php
// Wizard Image Removal Page
global $smcFunc, $db_prefix, $user_info;
// Get the user's information from the database
$result = $smcFunc['db_query']('', "
SELECT wizard
FROM {db_prefix}members
WHERE id_member = {int:current_member}
'current_member' => $user_info['id'],
// Create a Dropdown box and select Image name to remove form Database
if($result) {
echo'<form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="">
<select name="user" id="user">
<option value="0" selected="selected">Select Image to Remove</option>';
while ($row = $smcFunc['db_fetch_assoc']($result)) {
echo '<option value='.$i.'>'.$row.'</option>';
// Save all the orginal image names Except the image name that was removed
updateMemberData($user_info['id'], array('wizard' => $row));
--- End code ---
The Wizard:
Ok I tryed this code out myself and got this error any ideas how to fix it?
--- Quote ---Fatal error: Function name must be a string in Sources/shop/image_remove2.php on line 9
--- End quote ---
There's a couple of a problems with what you you posted above.
First of, wizard is a comma separated value. So you can't use that until it's exploded back into an array. Then loop though that to display the individual items.
Secondly, that's not how a form works. It's actually a two part thing. First there's the forum where the data is altered by the user. Then when it get's submitted the user get's taken to a second page which is defined by the "action" set in the forum which does the actual processing. and then the user gets taken back to the original page. It can also be done using the same page but it still needs to be accessed multiple times. Also when you do this the data gets passed using the $_POST variable and that's what needs to be processed.
So, take a look online for a tutorial on how to create a form and how to handle the data from it. Create dummy page include SSI.php and try to build a form on that using the tutorial as a guide before you go messing with the SMF code. It's a bit more complex than you think.
Where were you going to place this form? If it's somewhere in the user's profile, then you can use an existing forum rather than adding a separate one. But either way, you need to understand how a form works first.
The Wizard:
Your right as always Kays. I wanted to short cut the Right way to do it and I should have known better. I'll review how to create a form again and do it the right way. As always thanks for the words of wisdom.
Nope, there ain't no short cut and there's only a very limited number of ways it can or should be be done. :)
Do create a separate page on which to do this just to play around with and to get comfortable on how to do things. In thinking abut this you don't even need the query. If this is for the user to alter "his(or her)" wizard image then that should be available in the user's profile already. ($user_info, I think.)
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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
OTEC Country Notes
Research and development on OTEC and DOWA has been carried out since 1974 by various organisations (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Association of Japan; Ocean Energy Application Research Committee, supported by the National Institute of Science and Technology Policy; Japan Marine Science and Technology Center, Deep Seawater Laboratory of Kochi; Research Institute for Ocean Economics and Toyama prefectural government; Saga University; Electrotechnical Laboratory and Shonan Institute of Technology).
Saga University conducted the first OTEC power generation experiments in late-1979 and in early-1980 the first Japanese experimental OTEC power plant was completed in Imari City.
During the summer months of 1989 and 1990 an artificial up-welling experiment was conducted on a barge anchored on the seabed at 300 m offshore in Toyama Bay.
With the establishment in 1988 of the OTEC Association of Japan, now the Japan Association of Deep Ocean Water Applications (JADOWA), the country has placed greater emphasis on products that use deep ocean water in the manufacturing process. Such products (food and drink, cosmetics and salt) have all proved commercially successful.
In March 1996, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between Saga University and the National Institute of Ocean Technology of India. The two bodies have been collaborating on the design and construction of a 1 MW plant to be located off the coast of Tamil Nadu in India.
In mid-2003 Saga University's Institute of Ocean Energy (IOES) inaugurated a new research centre for the study of OTEC.
During 2003 it was reported that Saudi Arabia had shown great interest in working with Saga University to develop the Kingdom's OTEC potential.
If the OTEC projects the university is helping to implement are proved to be viable, the enormous potential of Japan's own EEZ could be exploited in the future.


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Thursday, December 29, 2005
Basting Party!
Last night I got out several small wallhanging size stuff that I want to hand quilt. Yes, these are the ones I was thinking of yesterday, wondering if it is okay to hand quilt fans on EVERYTHING! I'm nearly done with quilting on my ohio stars and rails, so I needed to line up the next one so I could just move on to it... I had a basting party all by myself. Loaded those puppies on the machine, found pieces of left over batting to use in them, and did a huge big stitch (toe catcher size!) basting meander all over them....I basted 6 small quilts! Probably more than enough to keep me busy hand quilting in the evenings for the next year, but at least they are off the shelves.
I think I'm going to quilt the "Flies in the Buttermilk" Next..and yes, it will be more fans. I've got to check if I have enough brown quilting thread, or if I need to get more over the next couple days. I used brown to quilt the 6 point string star, and it really had a great primitive look to it.
I found backings out of stash..it's great when you can use yardage without having to piece it because the quilt is small! I used up some funky stuff too.....One of the amish littles has a black with neon turquoise print! And one of the other amish ones has a black with a kind of mod red/grey ropey thing in it. Definately makes these more of a Bon-ish instead of Amish look!
I'm coloring my hair today. It just looked so drab and the highlights I had gotten in October were pretty far grown out. Time for a perk-me-up.
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OH MY GOSH Bonnie! These are sooo adorable! I have to figure out how to make those crumb blocks! Every time I see a quilt where you have them in they are so cute! I tend to make mine too even and symetrical.
I LOVE your Buttermilk quilt - I remember seeing that one before and loving it. But I also really love the top one - is it called Sugar Dish block or something like that I think.
Oh these are to die for! Now you have me inspired to finally go try Tonya's free hand fans - I told her yesterday it was ready to go - just had to make myself do it. I think you just got me off my butt to go do it!Wow, wow, wow. Have to admit the top one (Jacob's Ladder???) doesn't do much for me, but all the others??? So incredible. The cheddar just brightens those quilts up,even where it's just little sparks.
Glad you're doing your shoo fly next - try the free-hand fans even where it'll show - this kinda quilt won't care. I bet you'll have these done before the end of the year if you keep up with your hand quilting every morning (which I hope you get a chance to do).
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Animal Rights (West's Encyclopedia of American Law)
Protection of animals from cruelty through requirements of humane treatment. Laws protecting animal rights proscribe certain forms of brutal and merciless treatment of animals in medical and scientific research and in the handling of and slaughter of animals for human consumption.
By the end of the 1980s, membership in animal advocacy organizations had reached 10 million people in the United States and opposition to the use of animals in laboratory experiments was rapidly growing. By 1990, some 76 medical schools claimed that demonstrations and break-ins by animal rights advocates had cost them more than $4.5 million, according to a report from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
As the conflict between animal rights activists and medical and scientific researchers has grown, federal and state regulation of activities involving animal research has also expanded. At the federal level, the Animal Welfare Act (7 U.S.C.A. § 2131 et seq. [1994]) regulates the treatment of animals used in federally funded research. Under amendments added to the act in 1985, the secretary of agriculture was required to promulgate standards to govern the humane handling, care, treatment, and transportation of animals by dealers, research facilities, and exhibitors. These standards were to include minimum requirements for housing, feeding, watering, sanitation, ventilation, shelter from...
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Animal Rights (Encyclopedia of Science and Religion)
The modern animal rights movement, which originated in the 1970s, may be understood as a reaction to dominant emphases within science and religion (principally, though not exclusively, Christianity). When the Jesuit Joseph Rickaby wrote in 1888 that "Brute beasts, not having understanding and therefore not being persons, cannot have any rights" and that we have "no duties of charity or duties of any kind to the lower animals as neither to stocks and stones" (Moral Philosophy, vol. II, pp. 248), he was only articulating, albeit in an extreme form, the moral insensitivity that has characterized the Western view of animals.
That insensitivity is the result of an amalgam of influences. The first, and for many years the most dominant, was the "other worldly" or "world denying" tendency in Christianity, which has, at its worst, denigrated the value of earthly things in comparison with things spiritual. Traditional Catholicism has divided the world into those beings that possess reason and therefore immortal souls, and those that do not. The result of this schema has inevitably been disadvantageous to animals who have been regarded as bereft of an interior spiritual life, as well as the benefits of immortality. Christian spirituality has not consciously been at home with the world of non-human creaturesither animal or vegetable. Classic accounts of eternal life as found in Augustine of Hippo (35430), Thomas Aquinas (c. 1225274), or John Calvin (1509564) make little or no reference to the world of animals. Animals, it seems, are merely transient or peripheral beings in an otherwise wholly human-centric economy of salvation.
The second ideaommon to Christianity, Judaism, and Islams that animals, along with vegetables and minerals, exist instrumentally in relation to human beings; they are made for human beings, even belong to human beings, as resources in creation. This idea predates Christianity and is found notably in Aristotle (38422 B.C.E.), who argues that "since nature makes nothing to no purpose, it must be that nature has made them [animals and plants] for the sake of man" (The Politics, 1, viii). This idea, largely unsupported by scripture, was nevertheless taken over by Aquinas, who conceived of creation as a rational hierarchy in which the intellectually inferior existed for the sake of the intellectually superior. Hence Aquinas posits that "It is not wrong for man to make use of them [animals] either by killing or in any other way whatever" (Summa contra Gentiles, Third Book, Part II, cvii).
Such instrumentalism, which features rationality as the key factor dividing human beings from "brute beasts," has in turn buttressed the third influence, namely the notion of human superiority in creation. Human superiority need not, by itself, have led to the neglect of animal life, but when combined with the biblical ideas of being made "in the image of God" (Gen. 1: 267) and God's preferential choice to become incarnate in human form, some sense of moral as well as theological ascendancy was indicated. As a result, Christianity, and to a lesser extent Judaism, have been characterized historically by an overwhelming concern for humanity in creation rather than an egalitarian concern for all forms of God-given life. That humans are more important than animals, and that they self-evidently merit moral solicitude in a way that animals cannot, has become religious doctrine. Thus the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1994) maintains that "it is . . . unworthy to spend money on them [animals] that should as a priority go to the relief of human misery" (para. 2418).
These influences have in turn enabled and justified the scientific exploration of the natural world and specifically the subjection of animals to experimentation. Francis Bacon (1561626) pursued his scientific investigations in the belief that humanity should "recover that right over nature which belongs to it by divine bequest" (Thoughts and Conclusions on the Interpretation of Nature, IV, p. 294). Since animals were made for human use and are incapable of rationality or the possession of an immortal soul, it was only a short philosophical step to conceive of them as automata devoid of self-consciousness, even incapable of pain. René Descartes (1596650) famously likened the movements of a swallow to the workings of a clock, and maintained that "There is no prejudice to which we are more accustomed from our earliest years than the belief that dumb animals think" (Philosophical Letters, 1649.). Physiologist Claude Bernard (1813878) completed the scientific objectification of animals by pursuing ruthless vivisections of living animals, and inaugurating an era in which experimental science, following theology, became largely blind to the sufferings of non-human creatures.
Yet, if science and religion have provided the dominant influences against which animal rights advocates react, they have also variously provided some key justifications for a contemporary animal rights position. Although Charles Darwin (1809882) cannot be counted an animal rights advocate (since he shot birds for sport and was not wholly opposed to vivisection), his theory of evolution challenged prevailing religious notions of a difference in kind between humans and animals. In so doing, he laid the foundation for a less hierarchical view of creation and encouraged subsequent discoveries of similarities between species. The irony is that a century of (often abusive) experimental work on animals has demonstrated the range and complexity of their behavior.
It is increasingly difficult to deny self-consciousness, mental states, and emotional complexity to other mammals. Indeed, there is a consensus now among scientists that animals suffer fear, anxiety, trauma, shock, terror, stress, and suffer only to a greater or lesser degree than humans do. Although the case for animal rights does not depend upon any exact similarity between "them" and "us" (except the need for sentiency, defined as the capacity to experience suffering), the question has to be asked: Given what we know now of the similar biological capacities of humans and animals, how can we justify a total difference in our moral treatment of them?
Similarly, religious traditions, especially Christianity, have rekindled more generous insights about animals. Chief among these are the notions that animals too are created by God and have intrinsic value and that human "dominion" over animals means exercising a God-given responsibility of care, and, not least of all, an appreciation that there are moral limits to what humans may do to other creatures. Such a notion of moral limits is explicit in the Hebrew Bible and has formed the basis of the traditional rabbinic injunction not to cause animals unnecessary suffering. Although it came rather late in the day, the humanitarian movement of the nineteenth century in England and the United States focussed religious sensibilities on the suffering of innocents (children as well as animals). Both Christians and Jews, including Arthur Broome and Lewis Gompertz, were involved in the foundation in London in 1824 of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), the world's first national animal welfare organization. Some modern theologians have argued that there is a specifically theological basis for animal rights based on God's prior right as creator to have what is created treated with respect.
Although people in Eastern countries, dominated by the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, have in practice treated animals with as little respect as people in Western countries, their religions have nevertheless retained notions of respect and nonviolence (ahimsa) toward animal, as well as human, life. In the doctrine of samsara (reincarnation) a continuity of soulfulness is presupposed (however much it may presuppose a moral hierarchy of life itself), and in Buddhism the first precept against killing is still normative. Specifically, the bodhisattva's example of compassionate postponement of buddhahood in order to liberate other suffering beings is a powerful religious ideal expressing the regard that the strong ought to have for the weak.
This ideal also expresses the best in traditional Jewish and Christian theology as summed up in the line that the "good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep" ( John 10: 11). Our very God-given power over animals should inspire a view of ourselves not as the "master species but rather as the servant species" (Linzey 1994, p. 45). The irony for animal rights advocates is that traditions that have supported and justified animal abuse also contain within themselves the seeds of an enlightened, even generous, attitude toward the non-human.
See also ARISTOTLE; AUGUSTINE; BUDDHISM; CHRISTIANITY, ROMAN CATHOLIC, ISSUES IN SCIENCE AND RELIGION; DARWIN, CHARLES; DESCARTES, REN/span>; HINDUISM; IMAGO DEI; JUDAISM; PRIMATOLOGY; SOUL; THOMAS AQUINAS
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Rachels, James. Created from the Animals: The Moral Implications of Darwinism. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991.
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It's a comedy panel/quiz show. You should know who Stephen Fry is, and how amazingly funny he is. Alan Davies plays the classic buffoon pretty well. There's also some great guest stars -- my favorites are probably Rich Hall, Phill Jupitus, and Dara O'Briain. But the show also gives some really neat facts -- QI after all does stand for "Quite Interesting." I'm seriously addicted to it. I rue the day when I catch up completely. Each series is named after a letter of the alphabet. The J series just finished airing over in Britain. In my viewing, I'm about finished with the D's.
Ah ok I will have to check that out sometime. I've noticed you've been watching it like a crazy person.
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Tue, 11 Sep 2012 1:45 PMANC members in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday denied forming an anti-President Jacob Zuma "camp" as reported by the media at the past weekend.
"Comrade Zweli Mkhize, comrade Senzo Mchunu and comrade Bheki Cele have categorically specified that they are fully behind the current ANC national leadership," said ANC KwaZulu-Natal secretary Sihle Zikalala.
He said reports that KwaZulu-Natal premier Mkhize, education MEC Mchunu and former police chief Cele were against Zuma and the current leadership were desperate attempts by those who were on a campaign to change the party's leadership.
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On Sunday it was reported that Cele was drumming up support for an "anyone but Zuma" faction in KwaZulu-Natal.
The Sunday Times reported that the former police chief had held meetings with Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile and anti-Zuma groups.
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Over priced, little food. The Sunday "lamb" roast, was over cooked and no meat, only the skin, two little potatoes, a few pieces of carrots, all over cooked, I could not eat it.
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Must agree with the number of reviews that say this is overpriced and also over confident on what it delivers. The menu is limited and some dishes do not work. The Salmon teriyaki with nicoise salad must have been what Erik Erikson based his findings on when he termed the phrase 'identity crisis'
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Went for breakfast on a Saturday morning with massive signs outside saying breakfast until 12, we walked towards a table-(all empty) and was told in a care less fashion no breakfast today they had a big event in the evenng so the chef cancelled breakfast-asked for the manager and he was less interested than the first waitress we spoke to-management clearly full of their self importance and don't give a stuff about their customers-i eat out almost every morning with friends so this has cost them many thousands in my revenue alone-DONT WASTE YOUR TIME-theres much better places in east finchley and muswell hill who care about their clients!
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Do not go there, we went there today for first time, despite booked it in advance, they could not find the booking,
our orders were not taken for an half an hour and foods did not arrive for further 45 min
whilst it says 2 for 1 for coctails they still charged us full amount
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Overpriced and not as good as it thinks it is. Rather mean portion sizes make you wonder if there's a cost cutting drive on in the kitchen - it may be the accountant rather than the chef has the most influence, which is bad news.
Had the steak which was OK, no more. But with Hawksmoor (and others) on the scene, charging this much for pretty average meat doesn't cut it.
Overall, it just seems a bit complacent, lazy and greedy. Probably because it has got a captive local market it doesn't feel it needs to raise its game. The Eagle and the Peasant are just two examples of places which do it much, much better and are only a 15 minute cab away.
To improve it needs a lot more generosity, and a bit more adventure.James Fri Mar 9 2012Rated as: 2/5 -
Slow service, limited menu, food not worth the expensive prices
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The Clissold Arms managed by MIchael Collins did our late Irish Mother proud!! Providing a first class Buffet style meal for the Wake following her funeral in June 2011. The Venu - tent style extension with a courtyard garden, the service, and most importantly the food was tip top and we will be back for more.....
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they kids and parent had one amazing time, the food was perfect and all kids enjoy it eating and after games and playing,great time they had.......
the staff were very helpfull and friendly.
will be returning soon for another wonderfull meal.thank you once again all the staff involved and Mr George..ENRIQUE Fri Jul 8 2011Rated as: 5/5 -
Consistently good food,service and lovely surroundings.
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MAROON Loyola University New Orleans, Louis'ana Volume 51 Number 19 *J March,2Ql97s Student Union undergoes face lift PETER FINNEY Staff Reporter In an effort to achieve a "better and more viable student center," the Student Union will undergo a facelift next year with twice as much money to spend and possibly two new directors to spend it. Vice-President for Student Affairs, Vincent P. Knipfing, said next year's Student Union budget would double in amount from $10.5 thousand to $21 thousand giving the new directors the opportunity to improve and increase student programming. The budget increase is awaiting final approval of the budget committee. The $15 Student Center fee increase will provide the money for next year's Union budget, according to Knipfing. Students will pay $35 instead of $20 in Student Center fees. Long-time student Union director Henry Asher is retiring after this year which marks the 30th year he has been associated with Loyola in some capacity. Msher has operated the Union almost individually without the services of a full-time secretary. Asher commended the proposed Student Union reorganization. "Dean Knipfing is a very progressive man, anything he decides will be for the betterment of Loyola," Asher said. Knipfing said there had been "problems in the past" with the Student Union because of lack of staff, Asher had "no secretary to organize room reserving," Knipfing said. '.'There's going to be a lot more things happening starting next year," Knipfing said. "We're hoping to improve the student programming, but things aren't going to change overnight. We're going to have a better and more viable student center." Knipfing said Student Union plans for next year already include two trips-one to Colorado for skiing during Christmas and the other to Europe. Knipfing also said work on transferring Danna Center offices into offices solely for student activities and organizations was scheduled to be finished by next year. The SGA and other student organizations will move into the basement offices of personnel and Student Union area. "Very little construction will take place," Knipfing said. There will just be a lot of moving of the occupants." Knipfing said there were no present plans for moving the Communications department from its present quarters, but he did say the department would eventually need more space. Communications will probably take over the Student Union area when it does expand in five to 10 years, Knipfing said. The second part of the changes slated for Danna Center is still in the proposal stage. Under the plan, the second floor of the building would contain offices for student affairs and activities. The Audubon Room would be converted into separate rooms for music listening, reading magazines, and watching television. The present Journalism offices would be relocated in another building. Knipfing also said consulting architects are looking into the various possibilities for new tennis courts on campus. Since land is scarce, they are even speculating at the possibility of rooftop playing surfaces. PHOTO by Ksthie O'Caltaghan TOP- Student Union President Bill Coveny expresses his feelings towards proposed changes. Bottom: Henry Asher, Student Union Director, discusses new plans with student representatives.
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