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ADDISON COUNTY — Late last week, Vermont State Police issued a statement describing an incident involving a Vergennes man.
Police said that on Saturday, Dec. 15, at approximately 9:30 a.m. a concerned motorist called 911 to report erratic operation of a red, Toyota pickup southbound on Interstate 89. The caller followed the vehicle at a safe distance, from Milton to South Burlington, while providing regular updates to the police dispatcher.
BRISTOL — Police in Bristol on Sept. 17 responded to a complaint of a woman, believed to be intoxicated, driving from Bristol Beverage.
A search on the license plate revealed the vehicle belonged to Susan Paquin, 49, of Bristol, said Police Chief Kevin Gibbs. Police soon received a second report that Paquin was at a Mountain Street residence.
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June: Priesthood and Priesthood Keys
"The keys of the kingdom of God are committed unto man on the earth" (D&C 65:2).
The outlines in this unit will help each young man "learn his duty, and to act in the office in which he is appointed, in all diligence" (D&C 107:99). In this unit, you can help the members of your quorum see how they can bless Heavenly Father's children through their worthy exercise of the priesthood.
To make Duty to God part of the Sunday quorum meeting, you may consider teaching the Duty to God outline below during this unit.
Outlines to choose from this month:
Consider how you can plan activities that connect with what the youth are learning. A youth activities site is available to assist you. Many of the learning activities in these outlines could also serve as effective Mutual activities. Work with quorum presidencies to select and plan appropriate activities that reinforce what the young men learn on Sunday.
Duty to God
The following sections from the Duty to God book relate to the lessons in this unit:
"Live Worthily," pages 16–17, 40–41, 64–65
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Wind energy technology can support and enhance reliability of the U.S. power grid by controlling the active power output being placed onto the system, finds a new study from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). The rest of the power system's resources have traditionally been adjusted around wind to support a reliable and efficient system; however, NREL says the research that led to its report challenges that concept.
The national lab conducted the study, 'Active Power Controls from Wind Power: Bridging the Gaps,' with partners from the Electric Power Research Institute and the University of Colorado.
The report also finds that it often could be economically beneficial to provide active power control, and potentially damaging loads on turbines from providing this control is negligible. NREL says active power control helps balance load with generation at various times, avoiding erroneous power flows, involuntary load shedding, machine damage and the risk of potential blackouts.
"Utilities and independent system operators are all seeking strategies to better integrate wind and other variable generation into their electric systems," says NREL Analyst Erik Ela. "Few have considered using wind power to support power system reliability."
The study included a number of different power system simulations, control simulations, and field tests using turbines at NREL's National Wind Technology Center (NWTC). The lab says the study developed proposals for new ancillary services designs in U.S. wholesale electricity markets, studied how wind power affects system frequency in the western U.S. with and without active power control, and tested the use of active power control at the NWTC to better understand the performance and structural impacts on wind turbines when providing active power control to the electric system.
"Although many of the control strategies have been proven technically feasible and are used in many regions of the world, only a limited number of wind turbines in the United States are currently providing active power control," Ela explains. "The reason is that the stakeholders – system operators, manufacturers, regulators and the plant owners – all have different goals and perspectives."
According to NREL, wind is one of the fastest-growing sources of power generation – supplying up to 20% of electricity in many areas of the world. In some regions of the U.S., wind sometimes provides more than 50% of the electric power. However, NREL says the challenge with integrating high concentrations of wind power into electric systems is that it is a variable, uncertain resource, commonly considered "non-dispatchable."
The forms of active power control considered in this study are synthetic inertial control, primary frequency control, and automatic generation control regulation. For wind power to provide active power control services, NREL says three things must happen:
1)Â The wind power response needs to improve power system reliability, not impair it.
2) It must be economically viable for wind power plants as well as electricity consumers. Because power plants may incur additional capital costs for the controls and reduce the amount of energy it sells to the market, there must be an incentive to provide the service.
3) Active power control should not have negative impacts on the turbine loading or induce structural damage that could reduce the life of the turbine.
NREL says the comprehensive study analyzed timeframes ranging from milliseconds to the lifetime of wind turbines, spatial scopes ranging from turbine components to entire regions, and study types ranging from economics to power systems engineering, to control design.
"The study's key takeaway is that wind power can act in an equal or superior manner to conventional generation when providing active power control, supporting the system frequency response and improving reliability," Ela concludes.
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This upper-left corner of John Mitchells map of North America, "A Map of the British and French Dominions in North America...," shows the limit of English interest as of the mid 18th century. Both England and France hoped to find a water route through the continenta Northwest Passage. The inset of Hudsons Bay includes the cartographers speculations on its probability. The Indian nations identified here, although known to both the French and English, were not in close contact with Europeans other than to trade, and their warriors played little part in the war.
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[Map showing land of the Sioux and Padoucas.] One plate from A Map of the British and French Dominions in North America with the Roads, Distances, Limits, and Extent of the Settlements Humbly Inscribed to the Right Honourable The Earl of Halifax and the Other Right Honourable The Lords Commissioners For Trade and Plantations by their Lordships Most Obliged and very Humble Servant Jn. Mitchell.
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Options Still Open to Manning After Sentencing
Pfc. Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison, the culmination of a trial that posed tough questions about the balance between government secrecy and national security. Faiza Patel, Brennan Center for Justice Liberty and National Security Program co-director, discusses the sentencing. Photo: AP.
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VS Naipaul's Seven Rules for Beginners
Following yesterday's post on Alfred Kahn, here is advice from VS Naipaul, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2001.
VS Naipaul's Rules for Beginners
Do not write long sentences.A sentence should not have more than ten or twelve words.
Each sentence should make a clear statement.It should add to the statement that went before. A good paragraph is a series of clear, linked statements.
Do not use big words.If your computer tells you that your average word is more than five letters long, there is something wrong. The use of small words compels you to think about what you are writing. Even difficult ideas can be broken down into small words.
Never use words whose meaning you are not sure of.If you break this rule you should look for other work.
The beginner should avoid using adjectives, except those of colour, size and number.Use as few adverbs as possible.
Avoid the abstract.Always go for the concrete.
Every day, for six months at least, practice writing in this way.Small words; short, clear, concrete sentences. It may be awkward, but it's training you in the use of language. It may even be getting rid of the bad language habits you picked up at the university. You may go beyond these rules after you have thoroughly understood and mastered them.
Do you know of any good discussions of this tension? Lately I've felt that I'm learning to spot weaknesses in my writing much faster than I'm learning how to correct them. The net result is a steady decline in my composition speed as I iterate furiously, with only marginal perceived improvements in the resulting prose.
It's ironic that throughout university (especially if you're pursuing an English major as I once was) students feel enormous pressure to write in a so-called 'sophisticated' manner. This often results in essays with very poor readability. It's really hard to have to rewire your brain to produce clear, simple, straightforward prose; in a way it's almost revolutionary.
If we look at writers such as Cicero we see this concept in action. I wonder when we began to stray from the path of rhetorical clarity...
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(b) In stating the annual income available to the ward, the petition shall list payments being received by the ward or by the petitioner either individually or as guardian on behalf of the ward, including Social Security benefits, disability benefits, payments from the Veteran's Administration or other governmental agency or department, relief or other assistance from a charitable or relief organization, payments from a trust or custodianship and payments from one having an obligation to support the ward.
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Antibiotics may be prescribed alone or in combinations to treat bacterial meningitis.
The antibiotic chosen depends on the type of bacteria causing the infection.
Vancomycin is effective against many bacteria that are not killed by other antibiotics.
All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine you take. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with your medicine.
Here are some important things to think about:
Call 911 or other emergency services right away if you have:
Call your doctor right away if you are taking gentamicin or vancomycin and have:
Common side effects of antibiotics include:
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
Antibiotics used to treat bacterial meningitis usually are given into a vein (intravenous, or IV), 1 to 4 times a day. The number of days the medicine is given (between 7 and 21) depends on the bacteria causing the infection, the severity of the illness, the person's age, and whether the person is likely to develop complications.
People should take antibiotics only when they have a bacterial infection. Antibiotics do not kill viruses and other organisms. Because of the problem of drug resistance, people who take antibiotics when they do not have a bacterial infection may require stronger antibiotics for future bacterial infections.
Penicillin and cefotaxime are two of the antibiotics most frequently used to treat meningitis. But some bacteria (particularly Streptococcus pneumoniae) are becoming increasingly resistant to penicillin. So doctors often combine different types of antibiotics to try to kill all bacteria. For infants older than 1 month, treatment may include vancomycin and cefotaxime or ceftriaxone. For infants younger than 1 month, vancomycin may be added to the usual treatment of ampicillin and cefotaxime or ceftriaxone.
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
If you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or planning to get pregnant, do not use any medicines unless your doctor tells you to. Some medicines can harm your baby. This includes prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, herbs, and supplements. And make sure that all your doctors know that you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or planning to get pregnant.
Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
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Novello DOES not price, deliver, pickup, or service outside our delivery area. We deliver to the state of Vermont and some bordering New Hampshire towns.
Through this manufacturer's Custom Order Upholstery Program, customizing your living room is only a month away. This streamlined custom order process allows you to personalize this item with the perfect upholstery color, texture and type for your home. Each option is tested for durability and affordability, meaning that this item can usually be upgraded to a custom order fabric for less than a couple hundred dollars. An in-house delivery fleet ensures quick drop-off so Custom Order items can often times be in your home in 28 days or less. Visit us at one of our retail locations to check availability, pricing and to see the fabric options in person.
Comfortable doesn't have to look sloppy. Semi-attached seat back cushions mean that pillows are sewn onto the sofa back giving you the look of loose pillows without the slouch. This eliminates the need for constant rearrangement of pillows and keeps your living room looking great.
Innerspring mattress with an air pocket covering the mattress top. Comes with a wand that lets guests adjust the amount of air in the top to their comfort level. Similar to a sleep number bed.
This traditional frame sports semi-attached backs with hidden zippers. Its box-T cushions are self-welted and matching throw pillows are standard. The reversible seat cushions are vented for extra comfort and the interior sleeper mattress creates a comfortable place for sleep-over guests. This sofa is available in multiple sleeper mattress options as well as in a standard sofa with no sleeper option.
The Rochelle Air Mattress Queen Size Sleeper Sofa with Traditional Style by England at Novello Home Furnishings in the Berlin, Barre, Montpelier, VT area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
The Rochelle Collection from England Furniture is the perfect traditional style and comfort you have come to know and love! The collection includes a sofa, sofa sleeper, loveseat, chair and ottoman. Built by experienced craftmanship, the Rochelle Collection is the perfect addition to your home so come see it for yourself!
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The Sanborn Area Historical Society will present a special program by Christopher Kreiger Sr. on "Support Our WNY Vets" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at the Sanborn Volunteer Fire Co. firehall, 5811 Buffalo St., Sanborn.
The free meeting is open to the public. Visit http://www.sanbornhistory.org for more information on the group.


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Steve_S needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 113 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
HARDON Cologne
HARDON Cologne is a bold and exciting adult fragrance for men. We need a new logo that will make our product really stand out.
The wearer of our cologne is a man, young to middle-aged. The target customer who would be the primary purchaser of the cologne is a woman who is buying it for her husband or boyfriend to spice up their love life.
We are looking for a logo to represent our brand name. The logo will be used vertically on our bottle and horizontally for our website and marketing materials.
Please see our website for an example of our current bottle logo vertical design.
The logo should be clean and prominent so that it can really make the bottle stand out. It is important that the text be large enough so that a customer can read it from across the room. The design should be interwoven with the word HARDON, for example there could be some design element between HARD and ON. The word Cologne should be displayed less prominent in the design. Also, the text doesn't have to be all in upper case and it should be easy to read. Remember, it will be displayed on a clear glass bottle.
It should be something manly geared toward an adult audience. Feel free to be risqué and creative!
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The Big West Conference is a member of NCAA Division I and includes California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo; California State University, Fullerton; California State University, Northridge; Long Beach State University; University of California, Davis; University of California, Irvine; University of California, Riverside; University of California, Santa Barbara; University of Hawai'i, Manoa; and the University of the Pacific.
Boise State University and San Diego State University become members effective July 1, 2013. Pacific will no longer be a conference member effective July 1, 2013.
With that settled, the conference announced a deal that makes FSWest, Prime Ticket and Fox Sports San Diego the "exclusive regional TV partner" starting with the 2012-13 season. The focus will be on men's and women's basketball, as well as soccer and track.


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The Park is Mine
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The Park is Mine is a zine by Julia Bünnagel and Patrick Rieve.
The zine is a collaboration and was published on the occasion of the exhibition Parcours Interdit at the Jakobi Park in Düsseldorf, Germany in 2009.
As stated in the imprint, the zine is also the 4th issue of Bone Response, which started as an bicycle messenger/art zine and expanded consequently towards new topics.
The zine is included in the collection of the St. Patrick's Zine Library.


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This power brake bleeder is designed as a one-person operation with no external power source needed. Because of the two-quart container, you can flush a complete brake system without having to stop to refill the fluid supply container. They say you should flush your brake system once a year due to the absorption of up to 2% moisture and contaminants, which will rust, corrode and wear-out brake system components. The "Power Bleeder" makes this an easy operation and it is a durable tool that is inexpensive to boot. Comes complete with the correct adapters, hoses and clamps.


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Police Public Relation officers further develop their Public Communication and Inter-personal skillsMar 9, 2014
SANA'A, 09March 2014. The Ministry of Interior in cooperation with United Nation Development Program(UNDP)/Emergency Capacity Development Facility (ECDF) project and with funding from the U.S Department of State: Bureau of Intl Narcotic & Law Enforcement (INL) has organized an intensive one-week training course on Public Communication for 35 MoI Public Relation Officers fromSana'a and several governorates. The training is held at Taj Sheba Hotel in Sana'a from 09 to 13March 2014.
The aim of this course is to qualify the Public Relations officers in Sana'a and the Governorates to provide training on Public Communication and inter-personal skills tothe first line officers within their Governorates and Units that have interactions with the public.
In his opening speech, the Inspector General of Ministry Interior Major General Abdo Thabetindicated "that one of MoI key priorities is to build the capacity of Police Officers in public communication skills. He also stressed the MoI commitment to safeguard the human rights principles in enforcing the laws and implementing its duties. He thanked UNDP's Emergency Capacity Development Facility project and the U.S Department of State Bureau of Intl Narcotic & Law Enforcement (INL) for their support in organizing this imperative training course.
The ECDF (Emergency Capacity Development Facility) Chief Technical Advisor Mr. Roberto Paganini congratulated the Major General Abdo Hussein Altareb for his appointment as a Minister of Interior and thanked the Ministry for taking the initiative of organizing this training course. He pointed outthat, following the training, the 35 Public Relations Officerswill share their experience and deliver lectures to the first line police officers in their respective governorates. Therefore, it is expected the entire police force will benefit from this course and that the Public Communication and inter-personal skills of officers that routinely deal with the public will substantially improve.
The opening ceremony was attended by the Inspector General of Ministry Interior Major General Abdo Thabet, senior police officers, UNDP officials, Law Enforcement international stakeholders and media.
Please contact Mr. Mohammed Thatha, Police Advisor, Emergency Capacity Development Facility, UNDP-Yemen. Mobile: (+967) 71 222 1766 and E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Representatives of small, mid-size, and large toy companies are invited to make their way to the nation's capital for a line-up of events scheduled for this year's Toy Industry Association, Inc.'s (TIA) Washington D.C. Fly-In, to be held on September 17 to 19. Each activity will showcase to federal policymakers the impact that the U.S. toy industry has on the economy, and the positive role that toys play in the development and well-being of American children.
A Congressional Toy Caucus will launch during the Fly-In. Its goal is to help advance the discussion of toy safety, the value of play, the growth of small toy businesses, the importance of creativity and innovation, and the increase of free trade opportunities in foreign markets.
According to TIA-commissioned reports, the total economic impact of the toy industry in the U.S. is $75.03 billion. From toy inventors and designers to store clerks in every state, the toy industry supports an estimated 321,030 jobs across the country—of those, just over 30 percent are employed by small businesses. Although the average unit price of a toy is less than $8, the industry generates roughly $22 billion annually in direct retail toy sales.
TIA will host a Congressional reception on Capitol Hill on September 18, and additional TIA-directed communications to members of Congress will raise toy industry awareness in D.C. A special Capitol Hill briefing on the world of toys and games will be held on September 19, and a print ad will be published in The Hill, a widely read political paper. Registration for the Fly-In is open.


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I agree. iTTL is nice for most macro shots, but M for W/A is generally the best. Not having a built in flash would present a problem.
Surely the hotshoe argument is history? I use a d-slr on manual strobe settings and low power to trigger optical strobes and it fires just as often as I like.


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- AutoCRUDHelpers
- COPYRIGHT and LICENSE
Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUD - provides CRUD support
In a base class:
use Gantry qw/-Engine=MP13 -TemplateEngine=Default AutoCRUD/;
use Gantry qw/-Engine=MP13 -TemplateEngine=TT AutoCRUD/;
In your subclass:
use base 'BaseClass';
use Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUD;
This plugin exports do_add, do_edit, and do_delete for modules which perform straight Create, Update, and Delete (commonly called CRUD, except that R is retrieve which you still have to implement yourself in do_main, do_view, etc.).
This module exports the following methods into the site object's class:
The handler calls these when the user clicks on the proper links or types in the proper address by hand.
In order for these to work, you must implement the required methods from this list yourself:
- text_descr
Return the string which will fill in the blank in the following phrases
Add _____ Edit _____ Delete ____
- form_name
Optional. The name of the template which generates the form's html. There is a default method provided here, but you can override it. The default always returns 'form.tt'.
The method is called through the site object and passed either 'add' or 'edit', in case you need different forms for these two activities.
If you implement your own, don't import the one provided here (or Perl will warn about subroutine redefinition).
- get_orm_helper
Optional, defaults to
sub get_orm_helper { return 'Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUDHelper::CDBI'; }
Implement this if you are not using Class::DBI as your ORM. Return the name of your ORM helper. For instance, if you use DBIx::Class implement this in your controller (or in something your controller inherits from):
sub get_orm_helper { return 'Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUDHelper::DBIxClass'; }
If you need to implement your own helper, see AutoCRUDHelpers below and/or look at any module in Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUDHelper::* for advice.
- get_relocation
Optional. Called with the name of the current action and whether the user clicked submit or cancel like this:
$self->get_relocation( 'add', 'cancel' );
Possible actions are add, edit, or delete. Clicks are either cancel or submit.
Returns the url where users should go if they submit or cancel a form. If defined, this method is used for both submit and cancel actions. This means that get_submit_loc and get_cancel_loc are ignored.
- get_cancel_loc
Optional. Called with the action the user is cancelling (add, edit, or delete). Returns the url where users should go if they cancel form submission. Ignored if get_relocation is defined, otherwise defaults to $self->location.
- get_submit_loc
Optional. Called with the action the user is submitting (add, edit, or delete). Returns the url where users should go after they successfully submit a form. Ignored if get_relocation is defined, otherwise defaults to $self->location.
Instead of implementing get_relocation or get_submit_loc, you could implement one or more *_post_action method which alter the location attribute of the self object. Then the default behavior of get_submit_loc would guide you to that location. In this case, you could still implement get_cancel_loc to control where bailing out takes the user.
- get_model_name
Return the name of your data model package. If your base class knows this name you might want to do something like this:
sub get_model_name { return $_[0]->companies_model }
This way, the model name is only in one place.
- form
[ For historical reasons, you can name this _form, but that is deprecated and subject to change. ]
Called as a method on your self object with:
the row object from the data model (if one is available)
This describes the entry form for do_add and do_edit. Return a hash with at least a fields key. You can add to this any keys that your template is expecting.
The fields key stores an array reference. The array elements are hashes with at least these keys (your template may be expecting others):
- name
The name of the column in the database table and the field in the web form.
- label
What the user will see as the name of the field on the web form.
- optional
Optional. If included and true, the field will be optional. Otherwise, the field will be required.
- constraint
Optional. Any valid Data::FormValidator constraint.
Remember that your template may be expecting other keys like type, display_size, default_value, date_select and others that vary by type.
The default template in the sample apps uses options for select types and both rows and cols for textarea types.
- add_pre_action
sub add_pre_action { my ( $self, $params ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Called immediately before a new row is inserted into the database with the hash that will be passed directly to the ORM helper's insert method. Adjust any parameters in the hash you like (fill in dates, remove things that can't have '' as a value, etc.).
- add_post_action
sub add_post_action { my ( $self, $new_row ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Called immediately after a new row has been inserted (and committed) into the database with the newly minted row object. This is a useful place to make change log entries, send email, etc.
- edit_pre_action
sub edit_pre_action { my ( $self, $row, $params ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Like add_pre_action, but receives the row to be updated and the params hash that is about to be set on it.
- edit_post_action
sub edit_post_action { my ( $self, $row, $params ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Just like add_post_action, but for edit.
- delete_pre_action
sub delete_pre_action { my ( $self, $row, $params ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Called just before a row is removed from the database with the row object.
- delete_post_action
sub delete_post_action { my ( $self, $row, $params ) = @_; ... }
Optional. Called just after a row has been removed from the database with the former row's id.
These are methods used internally to figure out where to go on button presses and who should help the ORM manage the database.
- find_orm_helper
- find_cancel_loc
- find_submit_loc
If there is not a Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUD::* module for your ORM, you can easily implement your own. Here's how.
Create a module (the name is completely up to you, but something in the Gantry::Plugins::AutoCRUD:: namespace may be easier for others to find). In it implement four methods:
- insert
Parameters: $class - invoking class name $gantry_site_object - the current Gantry site object $params - a hash to be inserted into a new row Return: the newly created row
Puts a new row into a table of the database. You must determine the table name by querying $gantry_site_object. For instance, if the app uses CDBI models, your table name is:
For DBIx::Class models, your table name is:
- retrieve
Parameters: $class - invoking class name $gantry_site_object - the current Gantry site object $id - the primary key of a row (single column only) Return: the row whose id is $id
Given a unique one column primary key, called $id, return the corresponding row. See the discussion under insert for how to find your table name.
- update
Parameters: $class - invoking class name $gantry_site_object - the current Gantry site object $row - the row object to update $params - a hash to be inserted into a new row Return: whatever you like (ignored)
Given an ORM object, update the underlying data.
- delete
Parameters: $class - invoking class name $gantry_site_object - the current Gantry site object $row - the row object to update Return: whatever you like (ignored)
Given an ORM object, delete the underlying row.
The Billing sample app
Gantry and the other Gantry::Plugins
These methods only work one way. If you need more flexibility, you will have to code your own method and nothing here will help you (but Gantry::Plugins::CRUD might).
The idea is to do the work for the 60-80% of your modules which manage data in one table one row at a time, leaving you to work on the ones that are more interesting.
Phil Crow <email@example.com>
COPYRIGHT and LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2005, Phil Crow
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.6 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.


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[Now I know the only compass that I need.
Is the one, that leads back to you.
Now I know the only compass that I need.
Is the one, that leads back to you.]
She had cat lives, nine lives, no tan lines,
She ride me like a drive by, I'm real these niggas Sci-Fi.
But that's neither here nor there.
She been contemplating short hair.
She said she tryna be different
But she just like the rest of these bitches.
But that's neither here nor there.
And my dick is her chair.
It be sexual warfare, I be loaded like software.
Got so many hoes, I'm ho'in, but she the only one worth knowin'
And yeah I do my dirt, but that's for the flowers to grow in.
I ain't trippin', but she be trippin'.
They ain't got shit on me, but she keep sniffin'.
Look girl, just gimmie that brain, and I'll return the favor.
Them hoes say I'mma dog, but how come I don't chase 'em.
I lick her with no chaser, I pick her out a line up.
I just wanted some time, she say "okay I'm ya honor".
But she been wantin' to break up, since dolce and gabbana.
All that ass I just be like come sit yo groceries on my counter.
I drink tea, she drink wine, call it tijuana.
I dyin' to meet a girl, but she want me to meet her momma.
Swear I'mma go Mr. Miyagi, ?-----?
The weed in funky, but I'm smelling fine.
I got that shit in my system.
Somebody gon' be my victim.
Eh, so where you at wit it.
Cuz I can't do it by myself, I need an ass-istant.
I got that good good, that get right.
That early morning, that midnight.
I beat it up, like a fist fight.
One, two, three, four, five, six nights.
That dick all in yo' windpipe.
Some of her friends I dislike.
Some of yo friends, they alright.
Sometimes I think y'all all dykes.
But fuck all that, I'm on one.
Don't wanna be with the wrong one.
That cold head, that warm tongue.
My third leg run marathons.
I feel you like I'm blind girl.
Can't you see, it's meant to be.
So come to me, then come for me.
My game cold, one degree.
I'm rollin' with two bad bitches cuz misery loves company.
One sweet, one sour, my honeybee and my bumblebee.
I miss you in the worst way, ride that dick no speed bumps.
No redlights, no stop lights, just get to Lil' Tunechi.
Should I call somebody else?
Cuz girl it's almost twelve, and this dick won't suck itself.
Girl you know it need some help, it'll make a nigga's day.
If you said you on your way, yeahhh.
Should I call somebody else?
Cuz girl it's almost twelve, and this dick won't suck itself.
Girl you know it need some help, it make a nigga's day.
I just hope you know the way.
And she said.


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There are proven remedies to treat lice, but some over-the-counter products claim to actually repel them. More scientific research is needed to prove the safety and efficacy of these products.
A number of small studies have shown that ingredients in some of these products — mostly plant oils such as rosemary, citronella, eucalyptus, tea tree and lemon grass — may work to repel lice. However, these products are classified as "natural," so they aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and they haven't been tested to FDA standards.
Because instructions for using these products aren't regulated either, it may not be clear how to use them safely. In fact, some products may:
Head lice prevention products can also be more expensive than typical hair care products, and they need to be used repeatedly to maintain their protective effects. Without a guarantee that the product will work, the cost may outweigh the benefits, especially if you're treating more than one person.
Until more research proves the effectiveness of head lice prevention products, you can take simple measures to minimize your child's risk of getting lice:
James M. Steckelberg, M.D.
Original article: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/head-lice/expert-answers/head-lice-prevention/faq-20058386
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BOURBONNAIS – One training camp competition has nothing to do with a roster spot.
Bears wide receiver Johnny Knox wants to beat teammate Earl Bennett in the weight room.
"He said he can bench more than me," Bennett said with a laugh before a recent practice at Olivet Nazarene University. "But he probably can't. We'll see one day."
A year or two ago, Bennett would have crushed Knox in a bench press competition. But Knox (6-foot, 185 pounds) no longer is a stringbean after adding 10 to 12 pounds of muscle during the offseason.
During the 136-day NFL lockout, Knox worked out at EFT Sports Performance in Highland Park because he was not allowed to do so at Halas Hall. He joined teammate Devin Hester for an intense lifting and running program, and he paid careful attention to his nutrition.
Knox's workouts lasted from 2½ to three hours a day, five days a week. Sometimes, he ventured out of the gym for a series of steep hill climbs near I-294 and Lake Cook Road.
Extra strength was necessary to improve as a football player, Knox said.
Knox struggled to win one-on-one battles with opposing cornerbacks last season. When he did win those battles, he said, he did not break enough tackles to turn short gains into long ones.
"That's one of the reasons we got bigger," Knox said. "We had to get stronger, from our legs to our upper body, to catch 10-yard routes and break them for touchdowns."
Last season, Knox fell 40 yards shy of becoming the first Bears wide receiver to gain 1,000 receiving yards since Marty Booker in 2002. Knox entered Week 17 against Green Bay with 960 receiving yards, but he was held without a catch for the only time of the season.
In three of Knox's final four games of the regular season in 2010, he had two catches or fewer. He had at least four receptions in six of his first 10 games but only once in his final six games.
Knox admitted that he felt beat up as last season dragged on.
"Yeah, because I didn't do the things I was supposed to do," Knox said. "[Now], I'm a lot more experienced and I know what I'm supposed to do to keep my body right throughout the season."
It's not only about the muscles, Knox said.
"[It's] all around," he said. "Things change throughout the season and throughout the year. I need to learn how to run routes better, how to catch the ball better, how to adjust and recover because those things change."
The addition of Roy Williams should take some of the pressure off Knox to be the team's go-to receiver. Another year in Mike Martz's offense also should help Knox, who struggled along with his teammates a year ago to become comfortable with the complicated playbook.
Knox also played catch-up to learn ex-coordinator Ron Turner's offense as a rookie in 2009.
"Going into this year, it will be my first time going into the same offense," Knox said. "I know where I'm supposed to be and when I'm supposed to be there. That just brings a lot of confidence."
Some bigger muscles don't hurt, either.


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Chipotle Mexican Grill will donate $100,000 to support the California State Parks Foundation's (CSPF) fundraising efforts following a $22 million budget cut to state parks, resulting in the scheduled closure of up to 70 California parks on July 1, 2012.
On Saturday, June 30, 2012, Chipotle urges guests to take advantage of California's parks, the day before many of them close, by offering half off Burritos by the Box orders of six or more from its California restaurants.
As an added bonus, anyone that participates in Chipotle's promotion will receive a free day pass for the admittance of one vehicle into a California state park of their choice.
In addition to the monetary contribution, Chipotle's sponsorship also includes providing lunch and free meal cards for individuals who participate in CSPF's Park Champions Program and volunteer their time in state parks to fill in the gaps left by funding cuts.
Chipotle is dedicated to supporting family farmers, cultivating more sustainable sources, and respecting and preserving green spaces. A cornerstone of Chipotle's business model is a commitment to providing premium quality ingredients that are accessible and affordable.
"Our commitment to sourcing local produce, pasture-raised dairy, and naturally raised meat is similar to CSPF's efforts to keep parks and open spaces accessible to all, and not attached to a hefty price tag," says Chris Arnold, Chipotle's communications director.
"In the grand scheme of things, this donation is a small step in the right direction. We hope to inspire our customers to explore the wonders of California's parks with burritos in tow and give back in their own way to CSPF."
"CSPF is thrilled to announce Chipotle Mexican Grill as our first corporate donor to our Answer the Call fundraising campaign, which was created to address the impending closure of dozens of state parks on July 1," says CSPF President Elizabeth Goldstein.
"Chipotle's generous contribution of $100,000 and its ongoing support throughout the year through restaurant promotions, membership incentives, and volunteer refreshment provisions will enable us to work to help keep parks open. We look forward to partnering with them in various ways that will benefit state parks into the future."
To participate in the Burritos by the Box promotion, Chipotle customers can pick up an order form from any California Chipotle, or log onto www.Chipotle.com and download a Burritos by the Box order form from their nearest location. The order form allows customers to identify how many chicken, steak, carnitas, barbacoa or vegetarian burritos they would like to order. The burritos come packed in a box with handles for easy transportation, along with sides of sour cream, chips, medium tomatillo-green chili salsa, and freshly made guacamole.
This offer is only available Saturday, June 30, 2012, at California restaurants on orders of six burritos or more. Guests participating in the promotion will also be treated to a free California State Park day pass, redeemable for admission for one vehicle at any state park. For orders of 50 burritos or more, please allow at least 24 hours' notice prior to pick up. The maximum order accepted is 100 burritos.
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Not sure if this is the right spot for this topic, so my apologies if it's not.
I have a question for those who are on twitter a lot more than me. With FA approaching in just a couple days, I was wondering if you guys could list some of the better people to follow in regards to rumors or signings (Seahawk leaning of course).
Just curious to find out how some of you guys get your Hawk info (other than refreshing this site repeatedly )


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A story reveals the illusion of one's identity in Derek DelGaudio's modern allegory, IN & OF ITSELF. New ways of seeing the unseeable are explored, as memories from yesterday, inexplicable events witnessed today and secrets imagined for tomorrow all blend together, creating a perpetual paradox of a show.
The writer and producers of Nothing to Hide reunite with Executive Producer Neil Patrick Harris to present this theatrical experience, Directed by Frank Oz. No one under the age of 16 will be admitted to this production. There is no late seating and no re-entry while the performance is in progress.
Sale Dates and Times:
Public Onsale : Sun, 4 Feb 2018 at 07:00 PM


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Bobberthon Fishing Tournament Begins Sat. April 16th!
By Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
Published: April 14, 2011
Your chance at fun and prizes awaits you if you choose to participate in the 2nd Georgia Bobberthon fishing tournament! Bobberthon is a tournament at which registered anglers have approximately two months to catch tagged bream in any of four public fishing area lakes. The angler then must register their tag(s). These first few steps guarantee a reward – but then even more prizes are available at the Grand Bobberthon Tournament!
"When I first introduced the concept of trying to showcase our wonderful resources and public assets in the form of a fishing tournament to then former Gov. Sonny Perdue and he then let me extend that idea to the Department of Natural Resources and to the Department of Economic Development, I had no idea about the success it would have," says Rep. Jimmy Pruett, who continues to support this event. "The enthusiasm and interest by participants and the staff involved is exciting, especially as we go into the second year of this event. I also am confident that we can continue to see the event grow annually."
Quick Tournament Details
• Registration: Interested anglers MUST register at a participating vendor (list found online at http://www.georgiabobberthon.com ). Registration is available through June 11, 2011.
• Fishing Locations: Once registered, anglers can fish at one or more of four public fishing area lakes (Dodge County, Ocmulgee, Hugh Gillis and Flat Creek) that have tagged bream. The tags are purple and say "Bobberthon."
• Tag Reporting: If an angler catches a tagged bream, they need to remove the tag from the fish (whether keeping the fish or releasing it) and return and register the tag at any of the same participating vendors (same as registration) by June 11, 2011.
• Tournament Dates: Dates to catch a tagged bream are April 16 – June 11, 2011. Anglers that catch and report a tagged bream during that time are guaranteed a prize. They then also are eligible to participate in the Grand Bobberthon Tournament on June 25, 2011.
• Prizes: Prizes could be anything from hats/t-shirts to larger prizes like cash, boats or trips. As prizes are secured, they will be listed on the Bobberthon website.
The event is a collaborative effort between the Georgia Department of Natural Resources/Wildlife Resources Division, Georgia Department of Economic Development and five local communities (Bleckley, Houston, Dodge, Laurens and Pulaski).
For more information about Bobberthon, visit http://www.georgiabobberthon.com .


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Nursing Interventions for Ineffective Airway Clearance
Nursing Priority
NO.1 To maintain adequate, patent airway:
Nursing Priority
NO.1 To maintain adequate, patent airway:
- Identify client populations at risk. Persons with impaired ciliary function (e.g., cystic fibrosis, status post-heart-lung transplantation); those with excessive or abnormal mucus production (e.g., asthma, emphysema, pneumonia, dehydration, bronchiectasis, mechanical ventilation); those with impaired cough function (e.g., neuromuscular diseases, such as muscular dystrophy; neuromotor conditions, such as cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury); those with swallowing abnormalities (e.g., poststroke, seizures, head/neck cancer, coma/sedation, tracheostomy, facial burns/trauma/surgery); those who are immobile (e.g., sedated individual, frail elderly, developmental delay); infant/child (e.g., feeding intolerance, abdominal distention, and emotional stressors that may compromise airway) are all at risk for problems with maintenance of open airways.
- Assess level of consciousness/cognition and ability to protect own airway. Information essential for identifying potential for airway problems, providing baseline level of care needed, and influencing choice of interventions.
- Evaluate respiratory rate/depth and breath sounds. Tachypnea is usually present to some degree and may be pronounced during respiratory stress. Respirations may be shallow. Some degree of bronchospasm is present with obstruction in airways and may/may not be manifested in adventitious breath sounds, such as scattered moist crackles (bronchitis), faint sounds with expiratory wheezes (emphysema), or absent breath sounds (severe asthma).
- Position head appropriate for age and condition/disorder. Repositioning head may, at times, be all that is needed to open or maintain open airway in at-rest or compromised individual, such as one with sleep apnea.
- Insert oral airway, using correct size for adult or child, when indicated. Have appropriate emergency equipment at bedside (such as tracheostomy equipment, ambu-bag, suction apparatus) to restore or maintain an effective airway.
- Evaluate amount and type of secretions being produced. Excessive and/or sticky mucus can make it difficult to maintain effective airways, especially if client has impaired cough function, is very young or elderly, is developmentally delayed, has restrictive or obstructive lung disease, or is mechanically ventilated.
- Note ability/effectiveness of cough. Cough function may be weak or ineffective in diseases and conditions such as extremes in age (e.g., premature infant or elderly), cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injury, brain injury, postsurgery, and/or mechanical ventilation due to mechanisms affecting muscles of throat, chest, and lungs.
- Suction (nasal/tracheal/oral), when indicated, using correct-size catheter and suction timing for child or adult to clear airway when secretions are blocking airways, client is unable to clear airway by coughing, cough is ineffective, infant is unable to take oral feedings because of secretions, or ventilated client is showing desaturation of oxygen by oximetry or ABGs.
- Assist with/prepare for appropriate testing (e.g., pulmonary function/sleep studies) to identify causative/precipitating factors.
- Assist with procedures (e.g., bronchoscopy, tracheostomy) to clear/maintain open airway.
- Keep environment free of smoke, dust, and feather pillows according to individual situation. Precipitators of allergic type of respiratory reactions that can trigger/exacerbate acute episode.
Nursing Priority
NO.2 To mobilize secretions:
NO.2 To mobilize secretions:
- Elevate head of the bed/change position, as needed. Elevation/upright position facilitates respiratory function by use of gravity; however, the client in severe distress will seek position of comfort.
- Position appropriately (e.g., head of bed elevated, side-to-side) and discourage use of oilbased products around nose to prevent vomiting with aspiration into lungs. (Refer to NDs risk for Aspiration, impaired Swallowing.)
- Encourage/instruct in deep-breathing and directed-coughing exercises; teach (presurgically) and reinforce (postsurgically) breathing and coughing while splinting incision to maximize cough effort, lung expansion, and drainage, and to reduce pain impairment.
- Mobilize client as soon as possible. Reduces risk or effects of atelectasis, enhancing lung expansion and drainage of different lung segments.
- Administer analgesics, as indicated. Analgesics may be needed to improve cough effort when pain is inhibiting. Note: Overmedication, especially with opioids, can depress respirations and cough effort.
- Administer medications (e.g., expectorants, anti-inflammatory agents, bronchodilators, and mucolytic agents), as indicated, to relax smooth respiratory musculature, reduce airway edema, and mobilize secretions.
- Increase fluid intake to at least 2000 mL/day within cardiac tolerance (may require IV in acutely ill, hospitalized client). Encourage/provide warm versus cold liquids, as appropriate. Warm hydration can help liquefy viscous secretions and improve secretion clearance. Note: Individuals with compromised cardiac function may develop symptoms of CHF (crackles, edema, weight gain).
- Provide ultrasonic nebulizer/room humidifier, as needed, to deliver supplemental humidification, helping to reduce viscosity of secretions.
- Assist with use of respiratory devices and treatments (e.g., intermittent positive-pressure breathing [IPPB], incentive spirometer [IS], positive expiratory pressure [PEP] mask, mechanical ventilation, oscillatory airway device [flutter], assisted and directed cough techniques, etc.). Various therapies/modalities may be required to maintain adequate airways, improve respiratory function and gas exchange. (Refer to NDs ineffective Breathing Pattern, impaired Gas Exchange, impaired spontaneous Ventilation.)
- Perform/assist client in learning airway clearance techniques, particularly when airway congestion is a chronic/long-term condition. Numerous techniques may be used, including (but not limited to) postural drainage and percussion (CPT), flutter devices, high-frequency chest compression with an inflatable vest, intrapulmonary percussive ventilation administered by a percussinator, and active cycle breathing (ACB), as indicated. Many of these techniques are the result of research in treatments of cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy as well as other chronic lung diseases.
Nursing Priority
NO.3 To assess changes, note complications:
NO.3 To assess changes, note complications:
- Auscultate breath sounds, noting changes in air movement to ascertain current status/effects of treatments to clear airways.
- Monitor vital signs, noting blood pressure/pulse changes. Observe for increased respiratory rate, restlessness/anxiety, and use of accessory muscles for breathing, suggesting advancing respiratory distress.
- Monitor/document serial chest radiographs, ABGs, pulse oximetry readings. Identifies baseline status, influences interventions, and monitors progress of condition and/or treatment response.
- Evaluate changes in sleep pattern, noting insomnia or daytime somnolence. May be evidence of nighttime airway incompetence or sleep apnea. (Refer to ND Insomnia.)
- Document response to drug therapy and/or development of adverse reactions or side effects with antimicrobial agents, steroids, expectorants, bronchodilators. Pharmacological therapy is used to prevent and control symptoms, reduce severity of exacerbations, and improve health status. The choice of medications depends on availability of the medication and the client's decision making about medication regimen and response to any given medication.
- Observe for signs/symptoms of infection (e.g., increased dyspnea, onset of fever, increase in sputum volume, change in color or character) to identify infectious process/promote timely intervention.
- Obtain sputum specimen, preferably before antimicrobial therapy is initiated, to verify appropriateness of therapy. Note: The presence of purulent sputum during an exacerbation of symptoms is a sufficient indication for starting antibiotic therapy, but a sputum culture and antibiogram (antibiotic sensitivity) may be done if the illness is not responding to the initial antibiotic.
Nursing Priority
NO.4 To promote wellness (Teaching/Discharge Considerations):
Nursing Interventions for Ineffective Airway Clearance
NO.4 To promote wellness (Teaching/Discharge Considerations):
- Assess client's/caregiver's knowledge of contributing causes, treatment plan, specific medications, and therapeutic procedures to determine educational needs.
- Provide information about the necessity of raising and expectorating secretions versus swallowing them, to note changes in color and amount.
- Identify signs/symptoms to be reported to primary care provider. Prompt evaluation and intervention is required to prevent/treat infection.
- Demonstrate/assist client/SO in performing specific airway clearance techniques (e.g., forced expiratory breathing [also called "huffing"] or respiratory muscle strength training, chest percussion), if indicated.
- Review breathing exercises, effective coughing techniques, and use of adjunct devices (e.g., IPPB or incentive spirometry) in preoperative teaching to facilitate postoperative recovery, reduce risk of pneumonia.
- Instruct client/SO/caregiver in use of inhalers and other respiratory drugs. Include expected effects and information regarding possible side effects and interactions of respiratory drugs with other medications/OTC/herbals. Discuss symptoms requiring medical follow-up. Client is often taking multiple medications that have similar side effects and potential for interactions. It is important to understand the difference between nuisance side effects (such as fast heartbeat after albuterol inhaler) and adverse effects (such as chest pain, hallucinations, or uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmia).
- Encourage/provide opportunities for rest; limit activities to level of respiratory tolerance. Prevents/diminishes fatigue associated with underlying condition or efforts to clear airways.
- Urge reduction/cessation of smoking. Smoking is known to increase production of mucus and to paralyze (or cause loss of) cilia needed to move secretions to clear airway and improve lung function.
- Refer to appropriate support groups (e.g., stop-smoking clinic, COPD exercise group, weight reduction, American Lung Association, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association).
- Instruct in use of nocturnal positive pressure airflow for treatment of sleep apnea. (Refer to NDs Insomnia, Sleep Deprivation.)
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Grand Canyon, immense canyon cut by the Colorado River in the high plateau region of northwestern Arizona, U.S., noted for its fantastic shapes and coloration.
The Grand Canyon lies in the southwestern portion of the Colorado Plateau, which occupies a large area of the southwestern United States and consists essentially of horizontal layered rocks and lava flows. The broad, intricately sculptured chasm of the canyon contains between its outer walls a multitude of imposing peaks, buttes, gorges, and ravines. It ranges in width from about 175 yards (160 metres) to 18 miles (29 km) and extends in a winding course from the mouth of the Paria River, near Lees Ferry and the northern boundary of Arizona with Utah, to Grand Wash Cliffs, near the Nevada state line, a distance of about 277 miles (446 km); the first portion of the canyon—from Lees Ferry to the confluence with the Little Colorado River—is called Marble Canyon. The Grand Canyon also includes many tributary side canyons and surrounding plateaus.
The greatest depths of the Grand Canyon lie more than a mile (some 6,000 feet [1,800 metres]) below its rim. The deepest and most spectacularly beautiful section, 56 miles (90 km) long, is within the central part of Grand Canyon National Park, which encompasses the river's length from Lake Powell (formed by Glen Canyon Dam in 1963) to Lake Mead (formed by Hoover Dam in 1936). The North Rim, at approximately 8,200 feet (2,500 metres) above sea level, is some 1,200 feet (365 metres) higher than the South Rim. In its general colour, the Grand Canyon is red, but each stratum or group of strata has a distinctive hue—buff and gray, delicate green and pink, or, in its depths, brown, slate-gray, and violet.
Geologic history
Although its awesome grandeur and beauty are the major attractions of the Grand Canyon, perhaps its most vital and valuable aspect lies in the time scale of Earth history that is revealed in the exposed rocks of the canyon walls. No other place on Earth compares to the Grand Canyon for its extensive and profound record of geologic events. The canyon's record, however, is far from continuous and complete. There are immense time gaps; many millions of years are unaccounted for, owing to gaps in the strata that resulted either from vast quantities of materials being removed by erosion or because there was little or no deposition of materials. Thus, rock formations of considerably different ages are separated by only a thin distinct surface that reveals the vast unconformity in time.
Briefly summarized, the geologic history of the canyon strata is as follows. The crystallized, twisted, and contorted unstratified rocks of the inner gorge at the bottom of the canyon are Archean granite and schist more than 2.5 billion years old. Overlying those very ancient rocks is a layer of Proterozoic limestones, sandstones, and shales that are more than 540 million years old. On top of them are Paleozoic rock strata composed of more limestones, freshwater shales, and cemented sandstones that form much of the canyon's walls and represent a depositional period stretching over 300 million years. Overlying those rocks in the ordinary geologic record should be a thick sequence of Mesozoic rocks (about 250 to 65 million years old), but rocks dating from the Mesozoic Era in the Grand Canyon have been entirely eroded away. Mesozoic rocks are found nonetheless in nearby southern Utah, where they form precipitous butte remnants and vermilion, white, and pink cliff terraces. Of relatively recent origin are overlying sheets of black lava and volcanic cones that occur a few miles southeast of the canyon and in the western Grand Canyon proper, some estimated to have been active within the past 1,000 years. (See also Grand Canyon Series.)
The cutting of the mile-deep Grand Canyon by the Colorado River is an event of relatively recent geologic history that began not more than six million years ago, when the river began following its present course. The Colorado River's rapid velocity and large volume and the great amounts of mud, sand, and gravel it carries swiftly downstream account for the incredible cutting capacity of the river. Before Glen Canyon Dam was built, the sediments carried by the Colorado River were measured at an average of 500,000 tons per day. Conditions favourable to vigorous erosion were brought about by the uplift of the region, which steepened the river's path and allowed deep entrenchment. The depth of the Grand Canyon is the result of the cutting action of the river, but its great width is explained by rain, wind, temperature, and chemical erosion, helped by the rapid wear of soft rocks, all of which steadily widened the canyon. An experiment was conducted in March 2008, in which water equivalent to about 40 percent of the river's original flow was released from Glen Canyon Dam for a period of 60 hours to measure the erosion and deposition of sediments along the river. Researchers monitoring the experiment noted additional sand deposition at numerous locations along the river following the release.
The most significant aspect of the environment that is responsible for the canyon is frequently overlooked or not recognized. Were it not for the semiarid climate in the surrounding area, there would be no Grand Canyon. Slope wash from rainfall would have removed the canyon walls, the stair-step topography would long ago have been excavated, the distinctive sculpturing and the multicoloured rock structures could not exist, the Painted Desert southeast of the canyon along the Little Colorado River would be gone, and the picturesque Monument Valley to the northeast near the Utah state line would have only a few rounded hillocks.
Biological past and present
Terrestrial plant and animal fossils are not abundant in the Grand Canyon's sedimentary rocks because of the age of the rocks. Fossils are mostly of primitive algae and such marine species as mollusks, corals, trilobites, and other invertebrates.
Animal life in the Grand Canyon area today, however, is varied and abundant. Common mammals are the many varieties of squirrels, coyotes, foxes, deer, badgers, bobcats, rabbits, chipmunks, and kangaroo rats. In addition, the canyon region is home to a great many bird species, including raptors such as bald eagles and peregrine falcons and the rare California condor. Fish species include trout and (in the Little Colorado River) the rare humpback chub (Gila cypha).
Plant life is also varied. In the bottom of the canyon, where temperatures in the summer can reach a high of 120 °F (49 °C), are willows and cottonwoods, which require abundant water during the growing season. Drought-resistant plants include tamarisks, yuccas, agaves, and numerous species of cactus. Efforts have been made to eradicate stands of the invasive tamarisk. On the canyon rims, north and south, there is a wide assortment of plant life. Typical of the South Rim, which receives about 15 inches (380 mm) of precipitation annually, is a well-developed ponderosa pine forest, with scattered stands of piñon pine and juniper. Bush vegetation consists mainly of scrub oak, mountain mahogany, and large sagebrush. On the North Rim, which receives 26 inches (660 mm) of precipitation annually, are magnificent forest communities of ponderosa pine, white and Douglas fir, blue spruce, and aspen. Under less optimum conditions the plant life reverts to the desert varieties.
Many pueblo and cliff-dweller ruins, with accompanying artifacts, indicate prehistoric occupation. The first sighting of the Grand Canyon by a European is credited to the Francisco Coronado expedition of 1540 and subsequent discovery to two Spanish priests, Francisco Domínguez and Silvestre Vélez de Escalante, in 1776. In the early 1800s trappers examined it, and sundry expeditions sent by the U.S. government to explore and map the West began to record information about the canyon. The first known descent of the river by boat through the canyon was in 1869, during an expedition to the area led by geologist and ethnographer John Wesley Powell. During the 1870s Powell and others conducted subsequent expeditions to the region, and extensive reports on the geography, geology, botany, and ethnology of the area were published.
A portion of the canyon area was set aside as Grand Canyon Forest Reserve by Pres. Benjamin Harrison in 1893, and it was redesignated a game preserve (1903) and national monument (1908) by Pres. Theodore Roosevelt before the U.S. Congress officially established Grand Canyon National Park in 1919. The park's area was greatly enlarged in 1975 by the addition of adjoining federal and other lands. In 1979 the park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is an immensely popular tourist destination, with several million visitors per year.
Three Indian reservations (Navajo, Havasupai, and Hualapai) adjoin the Grand Canyon. Kaibab National Forest surrounds the main portion of the national park to the north and south, and Grand Canyon–Parashant National Monument (designated 2000) is north of the western portion of the park, extending westward to the Nevada border. Other public lands near the canyon include Pipe Spring, Rainbow Bridge, and Grand Staircase–Escalante national monuments; Zion National Park; and Glen Canyon and Lake Mead national recreation areas.


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With a strong start, Lipscomb won No. 1 and No. 3 doubles. Kara Jackson and Danielle Hansen defeated E. Fulkerson and M. Djuran 9-7.
"I was proud of them for hanging in the match the entire time and never letting their quality of play go down," said Lady Bisons coach Kristin Lusk.
No. 3 doubles winners for the Lady Bisons were Raphaela Jann and Claire Landry. They defeated J. Felzer and C. True 8-1.
Jann was not available to play singles because of an injury she has been dealing with for the past week. The singles lineup was changed.
"It was good experience for the players to play a higher level of competition, but unfortunately we fell short at the end of the match," said Lusk.
Singles winners for Lipscomb were Kara Jackson and Olivia Ellis.
"Kara played one of the best matches of her career," said Lusk. "She has lost to Maria Djuran several times in her career at Lipscomb and she really stepped up and played great tennis."
Jackson defeated Djuran 6-0, 6-2. Ellis defeated Margot Van Bussel 6-3, 0-6. Ellis won the tiebreaker 16-14.
"It was a great effort on her part and I was very proud Ellis," said Lusk.
The Lady Bisons are now 5-3 overall.
Lipscomb will begin conference play on March 6 at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn.
The next home match for the Lady Bisons is March 11 against IPFW in Nashville at 4 p.m. The location of the match will be announced.
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Town Wins Another Award for Economic Development Brochure
The Town of Garner continues to accumulate honors for its broad array of communications products and initiatives. Most recently, Town staff received an Award of Merit from the Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC) for the Economic Development Department's "Garner: A Great Place to Be" brochure.
The publication won in the general purpose brochure-small division category, along with an international business guide produced by Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation/Global Tampa Bay. The Town was presented the honor at the SEDC's 2017 Communications Awards and Community Economic Development Awards, held during the organization's annual conference in Charlotte earlier this month.
The Town's 20-page, full-color brochure offers economic development prospects and clients an overview of Garner's economic vitality and superior quality of life. The brochure was first published in 2015, and a second edition was produced last year. The first edition of the brochure won an Award of Excellence from North Carolina City and County Communicators in April 2016.
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"This is a great example of how we collaborate internally and occasionally with outside vendors to create exceptional promotional materials that raise Garner's profile and image," Mercier said.
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It's a little bit pudding and a little bit cake, all in one recipe. I was first awed by this lemon pudding-cake when I went to a pastry conference at the CIA and met the pastry chef from Craft, Karen Demasco. She served this dessert; made up of a layer of tangy lemon curd baked on top of a sweet delicate cake. They were clearly baked as one, but the two layers were so distinct in appearance and taste. I fell in love. When Karen wrote a book last year I was so excited to see this recipe in it! I have made it with lime juice, grapefruit and even passionfruit juices.
You can use six to eight ramekins for this batch, depending on how tall you want your cake to stand.
Lemon Pudding-Cake
from The Craft of Baking with Homemade Jam:
Soft butter for ramekins
1 cup buttermilk (fat free or low fat)
1/4 cup lemon juice (Meyer lemon, lime or grapefruit juices are also great) (or a combination of the three)
4 large eggs, separated
1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour (spoon and sweep into the measuring cup)
3/4 cup sugar plus 1 tablespoon (plus more for ramekins)
pinch salt
Zest of 2 lemons (Meyer lemons or 2 limes or 1 grapefruit)
8 tablespoons jam or preserves (raspberry, cherry, marmalade or any of your favorites)
To prepare the lemon pudding-cake: Preheat the oven to 325 degrees.
Prepare six to eight 6-ounce ramekins by coating them well with the soft butter and then sugar. Set the ramekins in a roasting pan that has a kitchen towel laid out on the bottom. The towel allows a bit more insulation for the puddings when baked. Set the roasting pan aside.
In a bowl mix together the flour, 3/4 cup sugar and salt. Rub the zest into the flour mixture. Set aside.
Whisk together the buttermilk, lemon juice and egg yolks. Set aside.
Beat the egg whites with 1 tablespoon sugar until just soft peaks. Be sure not to over beat or they will be grainy and not incorporate into the batter well.
Add the flour mixture to the buttermilk/lemon mixture. Whisk until well incorporated.
Add the egg whites 1/3 at a time and fold them in with a rubber spatula.
Ladle the batter into the prepared ramekins. Fill the roasting pan with hot water up to the middle of the ramekins.
Tent with foil. Bake for 20 minutes and then remove the foil.
Bake for another 20 minutes until the cakes rise up above the ramekins, are golden in color and spring back when you touch the tops.
Let them cool to room temperature. The pudding-cakes can be served warm, room temperature or even chilled. They can be made ahead and stored in the ramekins until serving time. If you serve them chilled the pudding will be a bit denser, but still lovely.
Run a sharp paring knife around the edge.
Invert onto the plate.
If you are so lucky to have homemade jam around then spoon a tablespoon onto each of the lemon pudding-cakes. (These jams were made by my friend Jen, using the recipes she learned from our day spent with the Blue Ribbon Jam Queen Barb Schaller.)