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Peak viewing
The Upper Derwent Valley in Derbyshire, which winds through forests, moorland and farmland past reservoirs, is the most popular area in the Peak District National Park, attracting about two million people a year for pursuits such as walking, cycling, riding, fishing and bird-watching.
Managing the conservation of the valley at the same time as providing facilities requires a delicate balancing act, particularly as most visitors come at weekends and bank holidays. A group of 14 and 15-year-olds from Comberton Village College, Cambridgeshire, studied how this is done during a visit for their GCSE in leisure and tourism. "Sustainable management", geared to GCSE, GNVQ and A-level, is one of several topics offered by the park authority.
By way of introduction, Zoe Connolly of the park's education visits service gave the 18 students a talk on the area at the youth hostel in nearby Eyam, where they stayed overnight. After explaining that the three reservoirs had been created between 1912 and 1945 by damming the River Derwent, she asked them to consider what sustainability meant.
When the students arrived next morning at the valley's Fairholmes visitor centre, she cast each of them as a member of an interest group - rambler, farmer, conservationist or watersports enthusiast. Everyone, including their geography teacher Piers Miller and two other staff, then got kitted out with bikes and helmets, as the day's programme is based on a six-mile ride round the largest reservoir, Ladybower.
Zoe Connolly said: "We will be making several stops to consider an application for planning permission by a Mr Bigg to build a watersports centre on the reservoir. By the way, Mr Bigg's son, Rodney, is a keen jet-ski racer." And she handed out worksheets which would help everyone evaluate this hypothetical proposal.
Stopping first at Hurstclough viewpoint, everyone assumed their roles.
Arguments were soon being bounced to and fro. Jessica Van Kooyen, cast as one of the watersports enthusiasts, quickly realised she was going to have difficulty in defending her patch. "With all these people concerned about the environmental impact of jet-skis and the arrival of even more visitors, I've got a real fight on my hands," she said.
At the next stop, opposite the proposed site for the centre, the students made a field sketch, annotated with notes that would be useful when they discussed the proposal back at school.
As they looked at the landscape, Zoe Connolly raised broader conservation issues about the management of the valley. Two villages had to be flooded when the reservoir was created to provide more water for Derby, Leicester, Nottingham and Sheffield; the conifers planted by the Forestry Commission to stop erosion and as a commercial crop were not as beneficial to wildlife as native broadleaf trees; and the burgeoning popularity of the area had created so much traffic that a six-mile stretch of road up the valley beyond Fairholmes was now closed at weekends and a free bus service provided.
James Ballantyne, speaking for the ramblers, said: "The noise of jet skis would ruin this beautiful place for walking. There would be oil spills, you'd have to widen the road and encouraging more young people to come would change the whole atmosphere."
Back at Fairholmes, everyone except the watersports group voted against Mr Bigg's application. But reverting to their own opinions out of role, opposition was noticeably less strong.
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- Click Add an ad-hoc query
- Select the source view of Revenue and click OK.
- First, we need to isolate our in-kind gifts. In-kind gifts are entered with a specific payment method, so in order to pull them in your query, from the middle column, drag Payment Method to Include Records Where. Set this to be equal to Gift-in-kind.
- If you are only looking for gifts made within a specific date range, also drag Date from the middle column to Include Records Where. Set this to be equal to your date range.
- Next, you will add any information you need to view about the in-kind gift to Results fields to display. Here are some suggestions:
- To view any details about the in-kind gift, from the middle column, drag fields like Gift-in-kind item name, Gift-in-kind fair market value per unit, Gift-in-kind number of units, and/or Gift-in-kind subtype to Results fields to display.
- To view details about the constituent who made the gift, highlight Constituent to the left. From the middle column, drag Name to Results fields to display.
- On the Set save options tab, name your query and save the query to access later.
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In Chapter 2, we covered the fundamentals of building dynamic web sites with Django: setting up views and URLconfs. As I explained, a view is responsible for doing some arbitrary logic, and then returning a response. In one of the examples, our arbitrary logic was to calculate the current date and time.
In modern web applications, the arbitrary logic often involves interacting with a database. Behind the scenes, a database-driven web site connects to a database server, retrieves some data out of it, and displays that data on a web page. The site might also provide ways for site visitors to populate the database on their own.
Many complex web sites provide some combination of the two. Amazon.com, for instance, is a great example of a database-driven site. Each product page is essentially a query into Amazon's product database formatted as HTML, and when you post a customer review, it gets inserted into the database of reviews.
Django is well suited for making database-driven web sites, because it comes with easy yet powerful tools for performing database queries using Python. This chapter explains that functionality: Django's database layer.
The "Dumb" Way to Do Database Queries in Views
Just as Chapter 2 detailed a "dumb" way to produce output within a view (by hard-coding the text directly within the view), there's a "dumb" way to retrieve data from a database in a view. It's simple: just use any existing Python library to execute an SQL query and do something with the results. In this example view, we use the
MySQLdb library to connect to a MySQL database, retrieve some records, and feed them to a template for display as a web page:
from django.shortcuts import render
import MySQLdb
def book_list(request):
db = MySQLdb.connect(user='me', db='mydb', passwd='secret', host='localhost')
cursor = db.cursor()
cursor.execute('SELECT name FROM books ORDER BY name')
names = [row[0] for row in cursor.fetchall()]
return render(request, 'book_list.html', {'names': names})
This approach works, but some problems should jump out at you immediately:
- We're hard-coding the database connection parameters. Ideally, these parameters would be stored in the Django configuration.
- We're having to write a fair bit of boilerplate code: creating a connection, creating a cursor, executing a statement, and closing the connection. Ideally, all we'd have to do is specify which results we wanted.
- It ties us to MySQL. If, down the road, we switch from MySQL to PostgreSQL, we'll most likely have to rewrite a large amount of our code. Ideally, the database server we're using would be abstracted, so that a database server change could be made in a single place. (This feature is particularly relevant if you're building an open-source Django application that you want to be used by as many people as possible.)
As you might expect, Django's database layer solves these problems.
Configuring the Database
With all of that philosophy in mind, let's start exploring Django's database layer. First, let's explore the initial configuration that was added to
settings.py when we created the application:
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.sqlite3',
'NAME': os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'db.sqlite3'),
The default setup is pretty simple. Here's a rundown of each setting:
ENGINEtells Django which database engine to use. As we are using SQLite in the examples in this book, we will leave it to the default
NAMEtells Django the name of your database. For example:
'NAME': 'mydb',
Since we're using SQLite,
startproject created a full filesystem path to the database file for us.
This is it for the default setup – you don't need to change anything to run the code in this book, I have included this simply to give you an idea of how simple it is to configure databases in Django. For a detailed description on how to set up the various databases supported by Django, see Chapter 21.
Your First App
Now that you've verified the connection is working, it's time to create a Django app – a bundle of Django code, including models and views, that live together in a single Python package and represent a full Django application. It's worth explaining the terminology here, because this tends to trip up beginners. We've already created a project, in Chapter 1, so what's the difference between a project and an app? The difference is that of configuration vs. code:
- A project is an instance of a certain set of Django apps, plus the configuration for those apps. Technically, the only requirement of a project is that it supplies a settings file, which defines the database connection information, the list of installed apps, the
DIRS, and so forth.
- An app is a portable set of Django functionality, usually including models and views, that live together in a single Python package. For example, Django comes with a number of apps, such as the automatic admin interface. A key thing to note about these apps is that they're portable and reusable across multiple projects.
There are very few hard-and-fast rules about how you fit your Django code into this scheme. If you're building a simple web site, you may use only a single app. If you're building a complex web site with several unrelated pieces such as an e-commerce system and a message board, you'll probably want to split those into separate apps so that you'll be able to reuse them individually in the future.
Indeed, you don't necessarily need to create apps at all, as evidenced by the example view functions we've created so far in this book. In those cases, we simply created a file called
views.py, filled it with view functions, and pointed our URLconf at those functions. No apps were needed.
However, there's one requirement regarding the app convention: if you're using Django's database layer (models), you must create a Django app. Models must live within apps. Thus, in order to start writing our models, we'll need to create a new app.
Within the
mysite project directory (this is the directory where your
manage.py file is, not the
mysite app directory), type this command to create a
books app:
python manage.py startapp books
This command does not produce any output, but it does create a
books directory within the
mysite directory. Let's look at the contents of that directory (showing the project folder tree so you can see where the app should be located):
These files will contain the models and views for this app. Have a look at
models.py and
views.py in your favorite text editor. Both files are empty, except for comments and an import in
models.py. This is the blank slate for your Django app.
Defining Django Models in Python
As we discussed earlier in Chapter 1, the "M" in "MTV" stands for "Model." A Django model is a description of the data in your database, represented as Python code. It's your data layout – the equivalent of your SQL
CREATE TABLE statements – except it's in Python instead of SQL, and it includes more than just database column definitions.
Django uses a model to execute SQL code behind the scenes and return convenient Python data structures representing the rows in your database tables. Django also uses models to represent higher-level concepts that SQL can't necessarily handle.
If you're familiar with databases, your immediate thought might be, "Isn't it redundant to define data models in Python instead of in SQL?" Django works the way it does for several reasons:
- Introspection requires overhead and is imperfect. In order to provide convenient data-access APIs, Django needs to know the database layout somehow, and there are two ways of accomplishing this. The first way would be to explicitly describe the data in Python, and the second way would be to introspect the database at runtime to determine the data models. As introspection adds an unacceptable level of overhead and can be inaccurate, Django's developers decided the first option was the best.
- Writing Python is fun, and keeping everything in Python limits the number of times your brain has to do a context switch. It helps productivity if you keep yourself in a single programming environment/mentality for as long as possible. Having to write SQL, then Python, and then SQL again is disruptive.
- Having data models stored as code rather than in your database makes it easier to keep your models under version control. This way, you can easily keep track of changes to your data layouts.
- SQL allows for only a certain level of metadata about a data layout. Most database systems, for example, do not provide a specialized data type for representing email addresses or URLs. Django models do. The advantage of higher-level data types is higher productivity and more reusable code.
- SQL is inconsistent across database platforms. If you're distributing a web application, for example, it's much more pragmatic to distribute a Python module that describes your data layout than separate sets of
CREATE TABLEstatements for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.
A drawback of this approach, however, is that it's possible for the Python code to get out of sync with what's actually in the database. If you make changes to a Django model, you'll need to make the same changes inside your database to keep your database consistent with the model. I'll show you how to handle this problem when we discuss migrations later in this chapter.
Finally, you should note that Django includes a utility that can generate models by introspecting an existing database. This is useful for quickly getting up and running with legacy data. I'll cover this in Chapter 21.
Your First Model
As an ongoing example in this chapter and the next chapter, I'll focus on a basic book/author/publisher data layout. I use this as our example because the conceptual relationships between books, authors, and publishers are well known, and this is a common data layout used in introductory SQL textbooks. You're also reading a book that was written by an author and produced by a publisher!
I'll suppose the following concepts, fields, and relationships:
- An author has a first name, a last name and an email address.
- A publisher has a name, a street address, a city, a state/province, a country, and a web site.
- A book has a title and a publication date. It also has one or more authors (a many-to-many relationship with authors) and a single publisher (a one-to-many relationship – aka foreign key – to publishers).
The first step in using this database layout with Django is to express it as Python code. In the
models.py file that was created by the
startapp command, enter the following:
from django.db import models
class Publisher(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=30)
address = models.CharField(max_length=50)
city = models.CharField(max_length=60)
state_province = models.CharField(max_length=30)
country = models.CharField(max_length=50)
website = models.URLField()
class Author(models.Model):
first_name = models.CharField(max_length=30)
last_name = models.CharField(max_length=40)
email = models.EmailField()
class Book(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length=100)
authors = models.ManyToManyField(Author)
publisher = models.ForeignKey(Publisher)
publication_date = models.DateField()
Let's quickly examine this code to cover the basics. The first thing to notice is that each model is represented by a Python class that is a subclass of
django.db.models.Model. The parent class,
Model, contains all the machinery necessary to make these objects capable of interacting with a database – and that leaves our models responsible solely for defining their fields, in a nice and compact syntax.
Believe it or not, this is all the code we need to write to have basic data access with Django. Each model generally corresponds to a single database table, and each attribute on a model generally corresponds to a column in that database table. The attribute name corresponds to the column's name, and the type of field (e.g.,
CharField) corresponds to the database column type (e.g.,
varchar). For example, the
Publisher model is equivalent to the following table (assuming PostgreSQL
CREATE TABLE syntax):
CREATE TABLE "books_publisher" (
"id" serial NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
"name" varchar(30) NOT NULL,
"address" varchar(50) NOT NULL,
"city" varchar(60) NOT NULL,
"state_province" varchar(30) NOT NULL,
"country" varchar(50) NOT NULL,
"website" varchar(200) NOT NULL
Indeed, Django can generate that
CREATE TABLE statement automatically, as I'll show you in a moment. The exception to the one-class-per-database-table rule is the case of many-to-many relationships. In our example models,
Book has a
ManyToManyField called
authors. This designates that a book has one or many authors, but the
Book database table doesn't get an
authors column. Rather, Django creates an additional table – a many-to-many join table – that handles the mapping of books to authors.
For a full list of field types and model syntax options, see Appendix B. Finally, note we haven't explicitly defined a primary key in any of these models. Unless you instruct it otherwise, Django automatically gives every model an auto-incrementing integer primary key field called
id. Each Django model is required to have a single-column primary key.
Installing the Model
We've written the code; now let's create the tables in our database. In order to do that, the first step is to activate these models in our Django project. We do that by adding the
books app to the list of installed apps in the settings file. Edit the
settings.py file again, and look for the
INSTALLED_APPS setting.
INSTALLED_APPS tells Django which apps are activated for a given project. By default, it looks something like this:
To register our "books" app, add
'books.apps.BooksConfig' to
INSTALLED_APPS, so the setting ends up looking like this:
Each app in
INSTALLED_APPS is represented by its full Python path – that is, the path of packages, separated by dots, leading to the app package. The dotted path in this case points to the
BooksConfig class that Django created for you in the
apps.py file. Well will look at app configurations in more detail later in the book.
Now that the Django app has been activated in the settings file, we can create the database tables in our database. First, let's validate the models by running this command:
python manage.py check
check command runs the Django system check framework – a set of static checks for validating Django projects. If all is well, you'll see the message
System check identified no issues (0 silenced). If you don't, make sure you typed in the model code correctly. The error output should give you helpful information about what was wrong with the code. Any time you think you have problems with your models, run
python manage.py check. It tends to catch all the common model problems.
If your models are valid, run the following command to tell Django that you have made some changes to your models (in this case, you have made a new one):
python manage.py makemigrations books
You should see something similar to the following:
Migrations for 'books':
- Create model Author
- Create model Book
- Create model Publisher
- Add field publisher to book
Migrations are how Django stores changes to your models (and thus your database schema) – they're just files on disk. In this instance, you will find a file names
0001_initial.py in the
\migrations folder of the
books app. The
migrate command will take your latest migration file and update your database schema automatically, but first, let's see what SQL that migration would run. The
sqlmigrate command takes migration names and returns their SQL:
python manage.py sqlmigrate books 0001
You should see something similar to the following (reformatted for readability):
CREATE TABLE "books_author" (
"id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"first_name" varchar(30) NOT NULL,
"last_name" varchar(40) NOT NULL,
"email" varchar(254) NOT NULL
CREATE TABLE "books_book" (
"id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"title" varchar(100) NOT NULL,
"publication_date" date NOT NULL
CREATE TABLE "books_book_authors" (
"id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"book_id" integer NOT NULL REFERENCES "books_book" ("id"),
"author_id" integer NOT NULL REFERENCES "books_author" ("id"),
UNIQUE ("book_id", "author_id")
CREATE TABLE "books_publisher" (
"id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"name" varchar(30) NOT NULL,
"address" varchar(50) NOT NULL,
"city" varchar(60) NOT NULL,
"state_province" varchar(30) NOT NULL,
"country" varchar(50) NOT NULL,
"website" varchar(200) NOT NULL
CREATE TABLE "books_book__new" (
"id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
"title" varchar(100) NOT NULL,
"publication_date" date NOT NULL,
"publisher_id" integer NOT NULL REFERENCES
"books_publisher" ("id")
INSERT INTO "books_book__new" ("id", "publisher_id", "title",
"publication_date") SELECT "id", NULL, "title", "publication_date" FROM
DROP TABLE "books_book";
ALTER TABLE "books_book__new" RENAME TO "books_book";
CREATE INDEX "books_book_2604cbea" ON "books_book" ("publisher_id");
Note the following:
- Table names are automatically generated by combining the name of the app (
books) and the lowercase name of the model (
book, and
author). You can override this behavior, as detailed in Appendix B.
- As we mentioned earlier, Django adds a primary key for each table automatically – the
idfields. You can override this. By convention, Django appends
"_id"to the foreign key field name. As you might have guessed, you can override this behavior, too.
- The foreign key relationship is made explicit by a
CREATE TABLE statements are tailored to the database you're using, so database-specific field types such as
auto_increment (MySQL),
serial (PostgreSQL), or
integer primary key (SQLite) are handled for you automatically. The same goes for quoting of column names (e.g., using double quotes or single quotes). This example output is in PostgreSQL syntax.
sqlmigrate command doesn't actually create the tables or otherwise touch your database – it just prints output to the screen so you can see what SQL Django would execute if you asked it. If you wanted to, you could copy and paste this SQL into your database client, however Django provides an easier way of committing the SQL to the database: the
migrate command:
python manage.py migrate
Run that command, and you'll see something like this:
Operations to perform:
Apply all migrations: admin, auth, books, contenttypes, sessions
Running migrations:
Applying books.0001_initial... OK
In case you get a bunch of extra migrations, this is most likely because you forgot to run the initial migrations in Chapter 1. The first time you run migrate, Django will also create all the system tables that Django needs for the inbuilt apps.
Migrations are Django's way of propagating changes you make to your models (adding a field, deleting a model, etc.) into your database schema. They're designed to be mostly automatic, however there are some caveats. For more information on migrations, see Chapter 21.
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CONNECTICUT has its share of historic Revolutionary War sites, some well marked, others hidden in dense brush. Then there are the stories -- some the stuff of pure legend, some well documented and others someplace in between.
Today, it's become a popular pastime to search out sites linked to George Washington, his troops and the famous French general, Comte Rochambeau, who made their way across the state and back as the colonists fought for independence from Britain
For example, Florence Crowell, Watertown's town historian, had heard there was a Revolutionary War site in Middlebury, so she set off in quest of it recently, accompanied by her husband, Livingston, and armed with clippers.
''Breakneck Hill is off Artillery Road in Middlebury,'' she said. ''Rochambeau was to have camped there on his march through Connecticut. So we went looking for the monument, but we would never have found it if someone hadn't come along and showed us.''
The story, she said, was that Rochambeau had oxen drag supplies up the mountain until one fell and broke his neck. The area was called Breakneck Hill after the incident, but the site and monument had long ago been covered in brush and brambles.Continue reading the main story
''If you could have seen two 77-year-olds out there with clippers, you would've thought we needed our heads examined,'' Mrs. Crowell said, ''but we made it.''
Now that the Crowells have cleared a path, maybe others will follow. If they do, they will find a plaque at the site, secured on a large chunk of granite, that announces, ''The Camp of the French Army en route to Yorktown, June 27, 1781.''
More ambitious projects are under way in other towns. Hans DePold of Bolton has been behind a movement to acquire the property in his town where Rochambeau camped. Mr. DePold said the farmer who owned the property now, Richard Rose, would continue there for two years until his cattle are sold.
''A lot of people camped there, or passed through,'' Mr. DePold said. ''We know Rochambeau was there, and Lafayette went by five times. General Barnum led the Continental troops to Rhode Island by this place also.''
The land in Bolton covers 100 acres, 20 to 30 of which were part of the original encampment. Mr. DePold said that there are a variety of ideas for using the property, 88 acres of which must be maintained as open space.''
The property could become the site for a historical museum or a monument to Revolutionary War soldiers or provide a place for re-enactments -- somewhere that would not spoil the archaeological integrity of the original site. The decision will come from a town meeting.
Representative John Larson, a 1st District Democrat, introduced a bill last month that would underwrite a study of the route and significant sites along the way. It took the army -- 6,000 French, Polish, German and Irish soldiers -- a year to gather in Newport and prepare for the march. In June 1781, the troops began the trek on what is now known as the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route.
The plan is to restore the route, with important encampments, so people can follow it. As a step toward making it a state trail, archaeologists from the University of Connecticut in Storrs were hired in 1998, Mr. DePold said.
''We know that the troops arrived in Newport, from where some marched and some sailed,'' he said. ''They traveled south through Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. They marched back on the same route to Providence and headed diagonally across to Boston, so Massachusetts should be included as one of the states.''
The troops traveled a little over 600 miles, and for about 400 miles the French and American armies marched together, Mr. DePold said. They went to Plainfield, Sterling Hall, Andover, Bolton, Hartford, Southington, Middlebury, Danbury and Ridgefield.
''They marched in a single column until Lebanon, and then the Duke de Lauzan took the cavalry in a parallel march along the coast, traveling through Oxford, Middlebury and Stratford,'' Mr. DePold said. ''There are lots of stories about the French that confuse people, probably because there were 800 men and horses in the cavalry, escorted by 100 artillery people. They joined the other troops in New York again.''
Mr. DePold said that as Bolton's municipal historian he became particularly interested in Revolutionary War history about five years ago when he discovered how much information there was and how incorrect much of it was.
''The French didn't stay behind the lines,'' he said. ''We couldn't have stopped the British without aid.''
Another important site along the Washington-Rochambeau route is Lebanon, home of Connecticut's longest green. That is where the French camped en route to Yorktown, where the British general Cornwallis surrendered. Around the green are historic buildings such as the Wadsworth Stable, (where Washington's horse might have spent the night), a broom shop, the site of a French oven where the French troops cooked their meals during an eight-month stay, Gov. Jonathan Trumbull's house, a Revolutionary War office, the Jonathan Trumbull Jr. House, and an expansive new museum that features many aspects of Lebanon history. Just off the green are three Colonial burying grounds.
''The story of the Revolution and Colonial time is told by all the properties on the green,'' said Joyce Okonuk, the town's first selectman.
Plans to document and restore the route of the Washington-Rochambeau march are intended to recognize the significance of both Washington and Rochambeau in the fight for independence. But the war had a lasting impact on many other areas, some less well known than the Washington-Rochambeau route.
The Continental Congress appointed Washington commander of the Continental Army in 1775, and on July 4, 1776, Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence. It was not until 1781 that French troops began their march ending in Cornwallis's defeat. In the intervening years, Washington crisscrossed Connecticut, while loyalists and patriots chose sides.
William C. Bader, the town historian for Washington, Conn., says that Revolutionary era history is part oral history, part documented reports. The old Cogswell Tavern, near New Preston, is where Washington reputedly heard about Benedict Arnold's betrayal, prompting an ungentlemanly display of rage. Nearby, the Romford Road area was known to be a holdout for Tories. Patriots from Washington Green decided to ''go over and clean them out,'' Mr. Bader said. ''One patriot's gun discharged, killing another, and the whole deal was off.''
A more public event was a meeting in Gaylordsville, on what is now Route 7 along the Housatonic, where Washington held council with his troops in 1780. This meeting is mentioned in his diary, and the Daughters of the American Revolution has cared for the large white oak that stood there then and still does.
In nearby New Milford, Washington is known to have stopped at a farmhouse where the people gave him food and hard cider. He passed it around to his men, raised his cup and said, ''Merry all!'' The rural area has since been known as Merryall, Mr. Bader said.
Many neighborhoods boast their own Washington tale -- whether it is documented or fabricated seems to be of little import. Connecticut was host to a lengthy series of encampments, marches, meetings called by both Washington and Rochambeau, as well as secret intrigues, and all of it is part of the fabric that makes up the story of the Revolutionary War in Connecticut. Cutting paths to monuments and dedicating the route of the march are ways to bring these events to the forefront in time for the 225th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in July 2001.Continue reading the main story


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Hello All! Hope your having a good week. As for me I am busy with deadlines as well working on posting my stuff on my Etsy you know my little Lemonade project I have going on!
Also I have to make my samples for my upcoming Library class in September. As well as remember when I did that little giveaway from CSN Stores.
Well guess what this time around I get to do a little review! I can't wait although its tough to decide as to what to review being they have SO much to choose from.
They even have dining tables! Ok yeah I wouldn't be reviewing that Ha.. I will prob. be reviewing something for Sassy as I am semi home schooling her this year to get her ready for school next year! (HOW DID THAT HAPPEN!)
Of course you know I can't just ramble about and not leave a little something . Confession. I can not make tags. Maybe its the small space or I just make myself way too nervous. So I set out to make conquer my fear.
This one is well interesting. I had let over scraps and ribbon and well this is what came about! The sentiment of course is from PTI. (Enjoy the Ride)
I will try again to make another tag because this one well is just "interesting" ha... As always thank you so much for stopping by!
Working on that Lemonade!
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For DeMarcus Ware and the Cowboys, the talk coming from New York comes as no surprise. Read »
The Cowboys are healthier now after their bye week and face a surging Giants team on the road to keep pace in the division. Read »
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett has been in the NFC East for far too long to be surprised by the Giants' turnaround. Read »
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Wilderness Systems Tarpon oval hatch cover is the replacement bow hatch cover for the Wilderness Systems Tarpon series for models from 2002-2008.
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This is a follow up for my review. This hatch cover works perfectly but you must use a lubricant (303 was recommended and worked great) the first time in order to have the cover fit as it will seem too small.
This cover fits my older-model Pungo 120. Austin Kayak was great to deal with. The cover was shipped the same day that I ordered and arrived promptly. I wish that Wilderness Systems had not changed the dimensions of the rear hatch so that I could have replaced the cover with the newer hatch style because this is the 3rd hatch cover that has blown off my boat during transit when I forgot to remove the cover before loading and driving.


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October 31, 2013
BENEFITING: U.S. Fund for UNICEF
EVENT: Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity
The Tau Chapter of Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity Inc. at Baylor University is raising awareness and funds for UNICEF benefiting underprivileged children and families in developing countries of the Latin Americas and the World. Help support us here at Tau but more so the entire organization in our efforts to improve living conditions for children all around the globe!
The Team: $899 TOTAL RAISED SO FARJOIN THE TEAM
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This money has been raised by the Tau chapter of Phi Iota Alpha fraternity at Baylor university to support their philanthropy UNICEF. 2 years ago
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To help all the children in Latin America, Africa, and across the globe! As well as all those in need due to disasters or epidemics! 3 years ago
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Thank you everyone who donated to this great cause your contributions are greatly appreciated and will make a difference in someone's life! We are not done accepting donations so you can always contact us to donate to UNICEF! Thank you Baylor Phiotas 4 years ago
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo University Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is seeking new nominations for the upcoming Class of 2017.
The nomination deadline is November 15, 2016. All nominations should be made online at www.SaintLeoLions.com.
The induction dinner and ceremonies for the Saint Leo Athletic Hall of Fame's Class of 2017 will be held on Thursday, March 30, 2017, in the Marion Bowman Activities Center.
Nominations are accepted in the categories of Athlete or Coach/Administrator.
To be eligible for Athlete consideration, the nominee must meet the following criteria:
- Earned at least two letters in one sport, or one letter in each of two-or-more sports;
- Attended Saint Leo a minimum of two years;
- Must have departed Saint Leo in good standing;
- The nominee's entering class must be five years removed from graduation on the date of induction (so for this induction cycle, nominees should have entered Saint Leo no later than Fall 2007 and are (or would have been) members of the Class of 2011 or earlier);
- The record of the nominee must be so outstanding that there is no question as to qualifying for the Athletic Hall of Fame. Criteria used by the committee include post-season honors, team captaincy, record-setting performances, and/or outstanding performer on a team(s).
To be eligible for Coach/Administrator consideration, the nominee must have lettered at Saint Leo or have served at Saint Leo for no less than eight years.
Any person may nominate an individual for consideration by the Athletic Hall of Fame Committee. Once a person is nominated, he or she will be considered each year for induction with no further nominations required.
Questions about the Saint Leo Athletic Hall of Fame, or to find out if an individual is already nominated, please contact Pete Lefresne, Saint Leo Assistant Athletics Director for Communications, by email at email@example.com.
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Greetings, brave adventurers! So you are looking for uncharted territory to claim and conquer, eh? You've already climbed the highest peaks and had lunch in the craters of the moon. So, where do you go next to do your exploring? Look no further than this hidden gem. This is a land of mystery and danger, a land of wonder and fright, a land with Tyrannosaurs, tentacled creatures, and scariest of all....toll booths. Behold, Delaware!
Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware is part of M.T. Anderson's Pals in Peril series, a highly absurdist take on children's detective and adventure series of decades past, the most obvious being Nancy Drew, Goosebumps, and Tom Swift. The title character of this particular book is the star of his own fictional series that has fallen into obscurity. Just looking at Jasper Dash, you can see that he's from another time. Aviator goggles perched atop a perfectly parted swath of blonde hair. And that's when he opens his mouth and 19th-century slang falls out: "Hello, chums...What-ho and tippy tippy dingle and all."
When you play the Game of Thrones, you either win or you die. In George R.R. Martin's rich fantasy, King Robert of the House of Baratheon wins the game by defeating the Old Dynasty, the House of Tagaryen, but as his best friend, Eddard Stark, Lord of Winterfell's family motto states, Winter is Coming, and things are changing. Robert was a better soldier than king so the House of Lannister threatens his power, and a civil war breaks out. Jaime Lannister fights with his brawn, and his brother, the dwarf Tyrion Lannister, with his wit.
Martin's characters are not black and white; he goes back to Sir Thomas Malory, where even Lancelot, the role model for chivalry, has deep, fatal flaws. Stark is an honest man, yet he does not know whom to trust and endangers himself and his family. If you love fantasy combined with the Arthurian legend of knights and chivalry and an added twist of Machiavellian political intrigue, this book is for you. The magical elements of the godswoods, the dragon eggs, and the evil beings lurking the wilds of the north add an air of mystery and the supernatural to the novel.
NetLibrary users can now access our eBook and eAudio collection through EBSCOhost's new web site.
Even if you previously had an account with NetLibrary, you will need to create a new account with EBSCOhost.
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Recently when I went to the beach I took Patient Zero with me to read. While I sat in stopped traffic, motorcyclists weaved in and out, roaring past us laughing. My first thought was, "That is SO illegal! I hate you!" But my next thought was, "They are going to get to the beach long before we do, and they are having more fun doing it this way." If Jonathan Maberry's Patient Zero were a vehicle it would be one of those motorcycles roaring past the stopped cars. The action is fast and furious from the beginning to the very last page of the book.
Chapter One introduces Joe Ledge--a modern day Rambo.
When you have to kill the same terrorist twice in one week, then there's either something wrong with your skills or something wrong with your world.
And there's nothing wrong with my skills.
Works by the Figure Drawing Group of Fredericksburg are on display in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery through the end of July.
The Figure Drawing Group of Fredericksburg was founded on May 5, 2010 and meets every Monday night, 6:45 to 9:30pm, at Read All Over Books, 307 William Street.
The drawing session is uninstructed drawing from a live model, and open to all who love to draw in a relaxed atmosphere, at your own pace (over 18 for unclothed sessions, please). Poses range from 5 to 30 minutes.
Bring your own drawing supplies and support board or easel. Dry media only, please.
Cost is $15 for each session. Arrive on time, as the door will be locked at 7 to protect our models.
Follow us on fredfiguredrawing.blogspot.com.
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You met Griffin Bing and his friends in Swindle and followed their escapades in Zoobreak. Now Gordon Korman has brought the gang back in his latest installment—Framed. Griffin always seems to find trouble even when he is not looking for it. In this latest adventure, Cedarville Middle School has become the recipient of of a Super Bowl ring. It is put on display in the school's trophy cabinet. Suddenly, it goes missing. Griffin is held responsible for the heist. His friends decide to prove his innocence and set out to find the real thief.
This readalike is in response to a patron's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
The Power of Babel by John McWhorter: There are approximately 6000 languages on earth today, the descendants of the tongue first spoken by homo sapiens some 150,000 years ago. How did they all develop? What happened to the first language? In this irreverent romp through territory too often claimed by stodgy grammarians, McWhorter ranges across linguistic theory, geography, history, and pop culture to tell the fascinating story of how thousands of very different languages have evolved from a single, original source in a natural process similar to biological evolution. While laying out how languages mix and mutate over time, he reminds us of the variety within the species that speaks them, and argues that, contrary to popular perception, language is not immutable and hidebound, but a living, dynamic entity that adapts itself to an ever-changing human environment." (Catalog Summary")
If you like The Power of Babel by John McWhorter, you may also like these selections.
The Beginning of Language: Opposing Viewpoints by Clarice Swisher
Discusses historical, philosophical, and scientific theories about the mysterious origins of human language. (catalog summary)
Empires of the World: A Language History of the World by Nicholas Ostler
Head of the Foundation for Endangered Languages, Ostler draws on his extensive study and research, mostly into now dead languages, to trace the history of the world's major languages. Language is always linked to a particular time and place, he says, but at the same time it is a unbroken link to all people in all times, and has played a larger role in history than any prince or economy. First he considers early languages that became dominant in certain areas or by migration, then more recent ones that have spread throughout the world by colonialism.(catalog summary)
On a blazing summer's day, there's nothing quite like the aroma of piping hot...garbage. It's gross, slimy, and we each make about four pounds of it per day. The one thing that everyone can agree on is that no one wants to deal with garbage, and that notion is exactly what Here Comes the Garbage Barge! is all about.
In 1987, over 3,000 tons of Long Island, New York's garbage was loaded onto a barge and pulled by the tugboat Break of Dawn. The plan was to unload the cargo in North Carolina, where poor farmers had been paid to bury the waste. But when the barge and its captain arrived, they met a police boat which refused to let them dock there under any circumstances. So began a wild goose chase up and down the coast to find a place to store the disgusting floating dump.
Grief is a love story told backwards.
Heidi is no strangers to loss. She almost lost her mother as a child; she lost a baby. Two years ago Heidi lost her husband Henry, and she has been lost ever since. She is a gifted pastry chef who cannot even bake a cake for her sister's wedding. The world has moved on but she has not. She is literally grief-stricken. She cannot explain to her now anxious germ-phobic son Abbott how in one moment your safe world can change suddenly and irrevocably. In The Provence Cure for the Brokenhearted, Bridget Asher captures Heidi's sadness and her path back to love with great empathy, gentle humor and vivid imagery. The novel is sweet without being sappy and great for the armchair traveler to Provence.
This interview airs beginning July 20.
In 1981 Christian Renault brought to Fredericksburg his culinary passion and his love of music to create a comfortable and friendly restaurant that would welcome patrons and please their palates. Debby Klein comes to the La Petite Auberge lounge to talk to Christian about his journey from France to Fredericksburg on CRRL Presents, a Central Rappahannock Regional Library production.


text: The most recent short interest data has been released by the NASDAQ for the 02/28/2014 settlement date, which shows a 3,967,649 share decrease in total short interest for Hovnanian Enterprises, Inc. ( HOV), to 12,801,892, a decrease of 23.66% since 02/14/2014. Total short interest is just one way to look at short data; another metric that we here at Dividend Channel find particularly useful is the "days to cover" metric because it considers both the total shares short and the average daily volume of shares traded. The number of shares short is then compared to the average daily volume, in order to calculate the total number of trading days (at the average volume) it would take to close out all of the open short positions if every share traded represented a short position being closed. Average daily volume for HOV at the 02/28/2014 settlement increased to 3,810,863, as compared to 2,259,079 at the 02/14/2014 report. That brought "days to cover" down to 3.36, a 54.75% decrease from the 7.42 days to cover calculated at the previous short interest data release.The below chart shows the historical "days to cover" for HOV at previous short interest release dates:


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How to Make Perfect and Easy Plain Cake: English – Urdu Recipe
Perfect and easy plain cake, now you can make in home without any hassle. Plain cake can be used in tea or coffee time or served in breakfast. Everybody love this recipe, so don't wait and try now!!!!
Perfect and Easy Plain Cake
- Flour – 2 cup
- Eggs – 4
- Soft butter – 200 g
- Ground sugar – 1 cup
- Vanilla essence – 1 ½ tsp
- Baking powder – 1 ½ tsp
- Milk – 4 tbsp
- Salt – 1 pinch
- Yellow food colour – 1 pinch or few drops
- Take a bowl, add butter and sugar and beat with electric beater, until smooth cream. Then add eggs 1 by 1 along with vanilla essence and milk, beat until sugar and eggs are beaten well.
- In another bowl, mix flour, baking powder and salt.
- Add this flour mixture in egg mixture and beat.
- Add yellow colour and mix well.
- Now put this mixture in 2 loaf cake pans and bake in preheated oven on 350º F, 180º C and gas mark 4 for 35 to 40 minutes.
- If you like to make Dry Fruit Cake, then follow the same recipe, just add dry fruits at the end before pouring in pans.
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Principal Change Analyst - Birmingham - Banking - GBP55k
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- Nicoll Curtin - UK
- Location
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- Salary
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- Expires
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- Sector
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- Contract Type
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- Hours
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Principal Change Analyst - Birmingham - Banking - GBP55k
A Global Investment Bank is looking for a Principal Change Analyst to join the Information Technology Transformation team which is leading a large transformation project.
Under the direction of the Project Manager you will work as part of the project team and will specifically be responsible for driving the implementation of enhanced role holder processes and controls in the supporting IT systems.
Key Responsibilities:
- Managing upcoming releases of enhanced functionality and associated user acceptance testing
- Producing a new training course and developing an intermediate and expert training library
- Delivering the framework for annual ITAO refresher training and embedding it into end to end system processes
- Obtaining formal sign off from all stakeholders (via Working Group and Steering Committee) for all deliverables above
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My ex wants me back he hurt me a lot. He's all over the place, meaning sometimes I wouldn't see him for a week here, a month there. We broke up and a month later he was engaged to someone else and during that month he was still flirt and trying to spend time with me and not tell me he found someone else. It's been about 3 years since everything has happened and he was us to back together. I love him still and there was good too but I'm not sure it's a good idea, I'm honestly terrified to go down that road but what if where meant to be? What should I do?
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At this new charter school the students play seasonal sports (as well as weight training, cardio, yoga and core strengthening) for the first three hours each day! The goal of this very unique high school is to use sports as an academic-engagement tool to drag the highest of the high-risk students back from the precipice of scholastic failure. The school week is six days long, and all students participate in a mandatory summer program.
Urban Dove Team Charter School in Bedford-Stuyvesant is open to students who are "over-age and under-credited." (In New York City, there are nearly 140,000 young people between the ages of 15-21 who have either dropped out of high school or are lacking the course credits necessary for graduation.) This charter school has three special ed teachers and a social worker, but the critical role is played by the coaches. Students are divided into "teams", but their coaches also play the role of adult mentors who travel with the teams through every class during the entire school day, starting with a homework period (all "homework" is done in the morning with the team), and who motivate, guide, and counsel the students. Coaches promote communication, teamwork, and leadership to help improve students' confidence and self-esteem, ability to focus, managing of emotions, and consideration of others.
The school's founder, Jai Nanda, coached basketball in an urban school in the 1990s and noticed that the boys on his team did much better academically during the basketball season and would often drop out completely when the season ended. Jai began to understand the academic and social power of sports to energize, engage, and educate, which eventually led to this academically successful charter school which uses sports to provide a structured, disciplined environment. Jai has worked with young people his entire life, and has dedicated his career to improving and enriching their lives.
Research has long shown the health and social benefits of physical activity for young people, but there are growing studies showing that students can better focus their attention and perform better on academic tests after exercise. Especially morning sports increases kids' school engagement and cuts way down on truancy.
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With College tuition going up every year, any kind of financial support is greatly appreciated. Ball State University offers one Freshman every year a chance to win free tuition for their first year…The only catch is that they have to make a near-impossible half-court basketball shot! The University has been doing this for a few years now, but nobody has successfully made the shot. Markus Burden now has 11,084 (which is how much his tuition is) reasons to be excited now after he became the first student to sink the half-court shot! An emotional Burton called his mother to tell her the exciting news, as she was equally pleased. The whole crowd went crazy when he sunk the shot…take a look! J
Have a great day, and let the good news be yours,
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Lloyd Chen, 17, the valedictorian at Laguna Creek High School and recipient of a full ride to Harvard has overcome enormous obstacles to get to where he is today.
His family immigrated from South Korea to California when he was young. Lloyd's father was never in the picture, and his mother wasn't able to work so he and his two sisters had to make it on very little.
That didn't stop him though. Lloyd always took school seriously and studied hard. His dedication earned him the valedictorian designation at their high school. While applying to colleges, he did not want to tell his life story because he didn't want anyone to pity him. His guidance counselor, Alycia Sato, encouraged him to describe his full story because "They need to know everything you've overcome.", she said.
Lloyd applied to Harvard, Yale, MIT, Princeton, Sanford, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, and UC Davis…. and he was offered free rides to all of the schools! That is nearly $3 million in scholarships.
He chose Harvard because "It's where I felt like I could grow the most as an individual, and because, in Boston, there's so much vitality."
And that's what's good,
It's called the "Little Free Library" and the idea has spread rapidly over the last few years. These are little boxes shaped like small houses that contain books that anyone can use.
How does it work? Anyone can walk up to these libraries and look through the books. If you find a book that you like, take it and leave a book in exchange. People love these libraries and the books change every day!
The "Little Free Library" was started by Todd Bol and Rick Brooks in 2009. Since they created the first one, over 5,000 libraries have appeared around the world (see the map). You can either create your own library or order one from their website. These Little Free Libraries have created a sense of community and have encourage people to read!
And that's what's good,
Famous actor and director, Tyler Perry, surprised Finland Middle School students when he showed up to a musical concert and announced that he would donate $100,000 to their student athletes.
Tyler Perry was drawn to the school because their athletics programs were eliminated when they could not pay their fees. The actor heard that they were desperately trying to raise funds and jumped in to help. He generosity will make a huge impact on the lives of these kids!
And that's what's good,
"I'm definitely proud of him," Joyner Jr. said. "I'm proud of him as a man to go back and fulfill a degree. A lot of people his age have a family, have a career and really don't have the time or finance to go back to school. The fact that he took the opportunity to find financing and time to go back to school while maintaining a social life and a family is very astounding. That's hard to do."
Congratulations to the Joyner family, and we wish the luck on their respective career paths.
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You can call it an inspiration and a miracle. Malala Yousafzai, the 15 year old who was shot by Taliban in Pakistan has made a full recovery. The Taliban attacked her school bus on October 9th, 2012 in order to stop the young women from obtaining an education.
Thanks to an enormous amount of support and the help of British doctors, she has recovered and is able to go to school in Britain.
"I am excited that today I have achieved my dream of going back to school. I want all girls in the world to have this basic opportunity. I miss my classmates from Pakistan very much but I am looking forward to meeting my teachers and making new friends here in Birmingham.", Malala said.
Malala has also been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize!
And that's what's good,
Lane Gunderman, 18, has come a long way. He was one of the finalists in one of the nation's most renowned science competitions (winning him $8,500) AND he received a full ride to Stanford University!
It's hard to believe that only six years ago, Lane and his family were living in homeless shelters. Now Lane is on the up and up :)
His former physics teacher, David Derbes, speaks highly of him stating, "He wants to know stuff, master stuff. And he has an actual ability at it."
Congrats Lane!!!
And that's what's good,
Great news for you technology enthusiasts! It's that time of the year again - The 9th annual CarolinaCon starts this Friday, March 15, 2013 at 7PM! It's a data security and technology education conference in Raleigh, NC.
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Have fun and spread the knowledge!
And that's what's good,
Fred Butler always stressed the importance of education to his children and grandchildren.
"He would give his grandchildren $5 if they got an A to motivate them. Education was very big to him," his son said.
Unfortunately, Fred himself never had the opportunity to receive an education because he dropped out to support his mother and siblings. After dropping out in the 8th grade, he worked at a print shop, bowling ally, served in World War II, then worked in the city's water department until retirement.
All of that hard work and wisdom that he obtained over a century paid off recently. He received an honorary degree from Beverly High School in Beverly, Massachusetts! On top of that, the city's mayor, Bill Scanlon, declared March 4th "Frederick J. Butler Day"!!
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The Italian striker has spent this season on loan from Liverpool and his manager is considering trying to keep him at the Stadium of Light if the Black Cats avoid relegation
The Italy international is currently on a season-long loan at Sunderland from Premier League high-fliers Liverpool and has proved a fan favourite with a series of committed performances.
Poyet is keen to keep hold of the forward, but concedes Sunderland, who currently sit 18th in England's top flight, will have to beat the drop for that to be possible.
"Borini is an important player, and he will be important to us if we stay in the Premier League, and are able to keep him," Poyet told The Shields Gazette.
"He's the perfect character to have in a group of players these days - he's the perfect professional, always positive."
Poyet also credited striker Jozy Altidore for his performance in a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace at the weekend.
Altidore had been left out of Sunderland's 3-1 defeat to Manchester City in the League Cup final, but Poyet believes the American responded in the right manner after replacing Steven Fletcher as a half-time substitute on Saturday.
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Selita Ebanks is best known for appearing in the 2007 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition and for her work as a Victoria's Secrets lingerie model. She appeared in six Victoria's Secret fashion Shows from 2005 to 2010 and was a Victoria's Secret Angel from 2005 to 2009. She has worked also as an actress making appearances on "The Apprentice", "How I Met Your Mother", "South Beach", "Hawaii Five-O" (2010) ( qv) as well as in several commercials, short films and music videos. She was born on February 17, 1983 in Georgetown, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.
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I jsut wanted to show off my car to everyone...what do you think of the vista blue and the black stripes? I like these better than white racing stripes.
Her name is Shelly :-)
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Jun 21, 2012 at 1:23 UTC
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She's beautiful. Nice job.
Jun 21, 2012 at 3:12 UTC
So where's the cheese grater?
Jun 21, 2012 at 7:42 UTC
Good looking car. I like the color scheme better than the white stripes too.
Jun 21, 2012 at 8:52 UTC
Hmmmm, reminds me of someone... I think her name was Eleanor :-)
Very nice, I too like the blue & black together. I'm sure it's not very fun to drive, maybe you should just give/loan it to me to take care of?
Jun 21, 2012 at 9:55 UTC
Hmmmm, reminds me of someone... I think her name was Eleanor :-)
Yes, Gone In 60 Seconds inspired me (the original and the remake) but I wanted something unique. As far as looks go there won't be much change other than wheels, brakes/calipers, and better fog lights. It's really nice at night because many say it is black but as soon as light hits it they have to do double takes to make sure they saw it right.
Jun 21, 2012 at 9:59 UTC
Your just missing the rims thats it ;)
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:29 UTC
purdy! i like it b/c its different than the 90% you see with white stripes, well done
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:31 UTC
Your just missing the rims thats it ;)
Trying to find the perfect rims. I really like the GT style rims but I'm thinking black rims with the chrome trim. But I see that everywhere so I'm still looking around.
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I am monitoring for events, and would like to know if there is any way to add the souce of the event to the report. It gives event ID #, Time, Machine, and which log it was generated in, but is there a way to add the source (disk, svr, etc.) to the report?
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May 14, 2009 at 9:05 UTC
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If the data is not collected by SpiceWorks then it cannot appear in a report. If you look at the event viewer in SpiceWorks you will see that that particular data is not collected so there is no way to put it into a report.
This is a double post. Please restrict your questions to a single forum. It is bad forum ettiquette to multi-post (not a SpiceWorks things, general thing.) Everyone sees all of the postings so everyone sees this twice. I realize that it is difficult to decide which forum is the best for a question like this but you just kind of have to make a best guest. Since everyone sees all of them it only matters so much.
May 15, 2009 at 4:41 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
No problem. All of the forums are technical, more or less. They are just means of segregating the topics.
Jun 5, 2009 at 6:03 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Chris, did you ever find the answer that you needed for this?
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Constructed of sturdy leather. Single rolled top handle. Removable flat shoulder strap. Gold toned hardware. Zipper pocket and flap slip pocket on front. Zips closed across top. Black twill lined interior features a zipper pocket and two wall pockets. Circa 2009.
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Classics, prize winners, histories about India
Just before the news broke about the terror attacks in Mumbai, I was going to write about my favourite Indian books and books about India. Ironically, one of my top picks is Maximum City by Suketu Mehta, an incredibly well-researched and well-written book about Bombay. Having recently read that book, I felt much more in-the-know about the city, and especially the local politics. Which are very tricky.
So, here are some of my favourite books on India, about India, by Indians …
1. Maximum City by Suketu Mehta. He's like a cross between Charles Dickens and The New York Times. He's a great investigative reporter, but his real strength is in telling a story and making the characters come alive. If you have any interest at all in Bombay / Mumbai, read this book.
2. Freedom at Midnight by Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre. This was the book that got me started, way back when. It is essential reading for understanding the current conflicts between India and Pakistan, and it will give you a lot of background and insight behind the independence movement in India, partition, colonialism, the creation of the world's largest democracy and Mahatma Gandhi's role in the whole thing.
3. City of Djinns by William Dalrymple. He does for Delhi what Mehta does for Bombay. And while Delhi and Bombay are very different cities, so are these books. Dalrymple's emphasis is the history of Delhi — which must be one of the wrold's most historical cities. But he weaves in scenes from his own year in Delhi, which are often hilarious. I am determined to find out if the International Backside taxi stand really exists. I'm going to look for it (behind the International Centre, naturally) next time I'm in Delhi.
4. Out of India by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. You may know her name as the screenwriting partner behind many wonderful Merchant-Ivory films. She was a European who married an Indian architect and lived the rest of her life in Delhi. The introduction to these short stories — in which she presents herself as a foreigner living indolently in India — is one of the most well-written pieces I have ever read. She nails the cultural divide, which I experience on a daily basis. She's one of my favourite writers, anytime, anywhere.
5. My Experiments with Truth by M.K. Gandhi. For my money, this ranks with Memories, Dreams and Reflections by Carl Jung as a truly honest and interesting autobiography. The title says it all, and says so much about a man who just seems to be made of different stuff than you or me.
6. The Ramayana by R.K. Narayan. If you want to understand the heart and soul of Hindu India, you have to read the Ramayana and the Mahabharat. R.K. Narayan wrote abridged versions of both of these epics (the Mahabharat is, I believe, the longest book ever written).
7. Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie. It was years ago when I read it, and I don't even own a copy, but it really left an impression on me. It is the fictional version of Freedom at Midnight. If you don't know, India was granted independence from British colonial rule at the stroke of midnight on August 15, 1947. Nehru gave his famous "tryst with destiny" speech from the Red Fort in Delhi and the rest is history. This book is about a man born in India at the exact moment of independence.
8. Empire of the Soul by Paul William Roberts. PWR was just another youthful seeker backpacking around the subcontinent in the 1970s. The difference is a) India really got under his skin and he had some amazing spiritual experiences and b) he can write. He has his own style, which I know for a fact has made a tremendous impression on at least one blogger.
9. Chasing the Monsoon by Alexander Frater. Like Dalrymple, Frater is an English journalist with a passion for India. (Actually, neither Dalrymple nor Frater was born in England … I just mean they are of English or British heritage …) The documentary based on this book, same title, stands as my all-time favourite documentary. Frater goes on a sometimes profound and sometimes whimsical journey to follow India's monsoon to the wettest place on earth, Cherrapungi in the Indian state of Meghalaya.
10. What the Body Remembers by Shauna Singh. The partition of India in 1947 led to the greatest mass movement of people in history as millions of Muslims left India to move to newly created Pakistan; and millions of Hindus and Sikhs left the part of Punjab that suddenly fell on the Pakistani side of the border. The violence that was unleashed was massive and devastating. This book is a novel about a Sikh woman who is a young bride at the time of partition — living on the wrong side of the border. The personal narrative makes the history very real.
Oh, boy, I like lots more books so I guess there will be a few more Top 10 lists … Maybe in one I will highlight Indian writers; maybe another will be about travel books. Then there's cookbooks. Yoga books. Yikes, the list goes on and on …
In the meantime, I would love to hear from others about book you have discovered and recommend.
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I delivered my baby on 30th October. I was assisted by some wonderful people who were much more than professionals on the job. I would like to thanks specially two people here
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2) A Senior Midwife Supervisor - Your high experience was very evident in the way you handled the whole labor room. Thanks for being around and making us so comfortable during such an ordeal.
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- Try a new method. Use a new tool. Look in a new place for inspiration. I'm going to tons of art shows, I'm watching a lot of movies, I'm reading voraciously… and I'm just sponging up ideas and trying to formulate my own idea about the subject.


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Beings of unthinkable fury assault the earth with their terrible might! Seven million degrees of infernal fury -- The glowing, compact ovoid plummeted downward, the whole sky screaming like a metallic banshee as the air boiled away from its sides. A supersonic Bang broke over the forest, but the thing was already glid ing in among the tress. The curious centerboard glided down--earth fountained away from it like water--and all the forest burst into flame! Then a thin black line etched a perfect circle on the side o f the metal egg--the circle thickened into a door or airlock--the air was rent by a searing, screaming hiss, & suddenly--The strange being--soon to be known to all mankind as VOR---emerged.
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