 contingent upon, or a MOU to enter a lease contingent upon, approval of the dispensary.

Feel free to look at the dispensary's license application, which is available on-line, and search for an ownership interest Fulop or his wife have in the dispensary.  Spoiler alert - there isn't one.A CCG has awarded £23,000 to a GP practice to pay a full-time staff member to divert patients who are ‘wasting’ GP appointments to local charities instead, Pulse has learned.
The Mission Practice in Bethnal Green in east London has already partly self-funded the role on a part-time basis for one year but is now able to hire the ‘community services networker’ on a full-time basis after being handed the funding from NHS Tower Hamlets CCG.
The practice estimates that it sees 500 patients a year – some of whom come more than once a month – who do not actually require medical care but are having other problems relating to loneliness and social isolation, debt or housing issues.
In total, the scheme has cost the practice £8,000 for the first year, when the service was available 16 hours a week, which was also helped by a £4,000 charitable grant from a local church. The practice will now add a further £5,000 to fund the scheme full-time this year alongside the £23,000 CCG investment.
Richard Walne, a former NHS Foundation Trust director and now business development director for OneMedicalGroup was asked by the GP practice to provide strategic business advice for the project. He estimated that across Tower Hamlets there may be 15,000 patients a year that do not need a GP appointment but still book several.
‘What we can do is to direct people to use those charities, to use those third-sector organisations that are best equipped to deal with the problems that people have, ranging from debt issues, mental health issues, disability issues and so on where they are not getting the support they need from the local authorities.
Dr Louise Vaughan, a GP at the practice, said the initiative was hopefully temporary so that patients would know in the future where to go for help in the community instead of thier GP practice.
‘People go to see a GP now because when 150 years ago they might have gone to see their priest, when people have problems they go to see the doctor because there isn’t really anyone else who is socially appropriate to see. Especially in London where the biggest issue people have is loneliness. There is a huge amount of social isolation and not a lot in terms of a community.
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Brewers sign Oeltjen
By Anthony Witrado of the Journal Sentinel
Dec. 4, 2009 2:17 p.m.
The Brewers today signed outfielder Trent Oeltjen to a minor league deal with an invitation to big-league camp this spring.
Oeltjen, 26, hit.243 with three home runs and four RBI in 24 games last season with the Arizona Diamondbacks when he made his major league debut. He spent most of last season at Class AAA Reno where he hit.303 with 10 homers and 64 RBI in 114 games.
Oeltjen, who played for Australia in the 2009 World Baseball Classic, adds some competition in the outfield and he impresses in spring training he could add depth on the big league roster. The Brewers have five outfielders on the 40-man roster as it stands - Ryan Braun, Jody Gerut, Corey Hart, Carlos Gomez and Lorenzo Cain.
Oeltjen is a switch hitter and can play all three outfield spots and hit all over the order for the Diamondbacks last season. He was signed by the Minnesota Twins in 2001 as an 18-year old free agent. He became a free agent in 2007 and signed with Arizona in November of that year. The Diamondbacks removed him from their 40-man in early November.CSS Farms is committed of the communities we represent across the nation.
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BYU. Ho hum, another week and another dramatic touchdown pass to win a football game for backup quarterback Tyler Mangum. BYU plays a daunting schedule this season but wins against Nebraska and #20 Boise State should not go unnoticed.
Michigan State. The Spartans were able to avenge their 2014 loss to the Ducks and have probably established themselves as the second best team in the Big 10 at this point in time.
Jacksonville State. I learned that this university is actually in Alabama as opposed to Jacksonville, Florida…Oh and they SHOULD have pulled off perhaps the biggest upset in college football if not for some coaching gaffes late in the game. A loss on the scoreboard? Sure, but a win in the hearts of non-Auburn football fans everywhere.
Kentucky. The Wildcats won their first conference road game since 2009 against South Carolina. This outcome probably says more about the state of affairs in Columbia as the Gamecocks appear to be on a downswing. Could the end be near for the Old Ball Coach?
The SEC hype machine. Yes, I’m pointing at you Arkansas and Tennssee. These two programs were proud winners of the pre-season “we should be good on paper” award and yet Arkansas lost at home to Toledo on Saturday. Tennessee’s loss was much more excusable in that it came at the hands of a legitimate opponent, but after losing 33 of their last 35 games against ranked teams, the Vols needed to make a statement at home and, instead, they blew a 17-3 lead and eventually fell in overtime.
Maryland. If a tree falls in the forest did anyone take the time to watch it fall? So how many sets of human eyes actually saw Maryland get blown out at home by Bowling Green? Probably not many but according to my Yahoo Sports app, it happened. I’m sorry but that guy in “Wedding Crashers” that said “Crab cakes and football, that’s what Maryland does!” was lying to you all.
Kansas. This really just isn’t even fun anymore. This will be their last appearance on this list for the rest of the season because their ineptitude is such commonplace. They were bludgeoned at home, once again, this time by the Memphis Tigers 55-23. 
The Florida player who made a throat slashing gesture. He will never do that again, that much is for sure. Coach Jim McElwain berated Kelvin Taylor after getting a personal foul penalty that cost the Gators 15 yards during their 31-24 win over East Carolina.
This Virginia fan. We’ve all been there, but you can’t help but feel for this poor gentleman following Notre Dame’s last second touchdown to thwart Virginia’s upset attempt.
From New Jersey we’re heading a relatively short distance down to New York to spend time with a group who dabble in multiple genres including jazz rock. Steely Dan’s two main members are Walter Becker and Donald Fagen with other musicians thrown in across the years. In 1972 the group released their debut album, Can’t Buy a Thrill, which had the hits – Do It Again and Reelin’ in the Years. 1001 Songs has opted for the latter of those two songs for its glamorous list today.
was once with. He criticises her for dismissing him in favour of someone else. In the chorus he asks if she is “reelin’ in the years” and “gatherin’ up the tears”. The idea of reeling years in and stowing time sounds like someone conscious of