text: Purchased from the Chancellor Richardson Memorial Fund CAKIAC)1AKIA coLLecnoM crueew s UMIVGRSITV ATklMQSTON The EDITH and LORNE PIERCE COLLECTION of CANADIANA ^eens University at Kingston Facts for the Settler about the LETHBRIDGE DISTRICT Sunny Southern Alberta Canada I^ethbridge, Alta.. April ISth/igiO This pamphlet is issued by the I,ethbrids:e Board of Trade, the purpose being to tell the TRUTH about the l,ethbridge District of Sunny Southern Alberta. The TRUTH is good enough, and we fear the man who exaggerates, more than we do the knocker. Every statement in this pamphlet is guaranteed to be the truth without exaggeration. LETHBRIDGE BOARD OF TRADE, Secretary. DAILY HERALD PRESSES Lethbridge, ALTA., - Can. 3 There is today no place in the West where farming of all kinds can be carried on with more profit, for the capital and work invested, than in this distriot. Here there is a large irrigafcion system owned and operated by the Alberta Railway and Irrigation Co., ithis however does not mean tha/t irrigation is necessary for successful farming. Farming without irrigaition or dry farming as it ds called to distinguish it from irrigated, is the back bone of the distriot. Of the 276,400 acres in wheat, oats and barley in the district last year only some 30,000 was on irrigated land, the balance of 246,400 acres bedng on dry land, without irrigation. Such crops as Alfalfa, Timothy, Sugar Beets, Small Fruits and Market Gardens will, however, give a larger yield with irrigation making it very profit- able to use for these crops. THE GRAIN CROP Southern Alberta is noted as a Wheat District, and especially as a winter wheat district, being the home of the celebrated Alberta Red Winter Wheat. Other grains can be grown here to advantage, but it is sometimes said that the farmers here are wheat crazy and other grains are not given a fair show being usually put in because the farmer thinks when he gets ready to sow it Is too late to sow wheat. The Government Crop Report for the district (Crop Districts 1-2-3-4-5) is as follows for the year 1909: Acres B,ushels Average 147,241 2,740,045 18.60 58,923 1,524,902 25.87 Oats 67,271 2,450,071 36.44 2,974 83,559 28.09 276,409 6,798,577 The above are the averages for all, the good, bad and indifferent, and there are many who did better than tbe general average and some who did not do as well. 60 bushels of wheat and 125 of oats are yields that a few men got, there were a great many who got 35 to 40 of wheat and 60 to 80 of oats and there is nothing to hinder any man doing as well as the best of these as it is not a matter of luck, but of careful intelligent farming. There is no difficulty about the proper method to follow in order to secure the best results and Mr. Fairfield of the Experimental Farm, writes as follows regarding it : 5 PREPARATION OF RAW LAND FOR THE FIRST CROP OF GRAIN "Break the ground during the wet season of May and June and roll it down flat immediately after the plow, this connects the furrow slice soil with the Bub-soil and facilitates the rotting process. "The common practice is to break 4 to 5 inches deep, further cultivation should be shallow. No attempt should be made to cut through the sod with (the discs but merely enough to form a muilch on top of the sod to prevent rapid evaporation. If one is prepared to do this surface cultivation after a rain while the sod is moist, the 'land will work more economically and to better advan- tage. Enough work should be done to get sufficient loose soil to fill in the cracks between the sods. "If this is done the sod will rot sufficiently during the summer to he loose and dn good condition for growing a crop the foillowing Spring. "If Winter wheat is to be sown, the best time to put it in is during the month of August, hnt if spring grain is to be sown, the land is allowed to lie in this condition till the following April when a good harrowing imme- dia/tely after the frost draws out will prepare the land sufficiently for the seed drill. For best resuiLts from Spring grain the land should be given the same surface preparation in July as if Winter wheat was to be sown. "Backsetting, although not commonly in vogue, is a practice that cannot be too highly recommended. The only change necessary in breaking is that It should be done shallower, 2 1-2 inches if possible. "The sods are rolled down and in the latter part of July the land is plowed again about two inches deeper than it was broken or as deep as the root fiber has rotted in the sub-soiil which is usually about two inches, the land is im- m diately harrowed after this plowing or if necessary harrowed and disced. "Considerable land during the past few years has been broken in April and immediately sown with grain. Although fair results are often obtained in this way, it is not a practice that can be recommended, for if the season is dry the resulting crop may be disappointing, and on account of the sods not having had a chance to rot properly, the second crop is not nearly as good as after breaking the land in May or June and allowing to lie fallow all summer. "The best amount of seed to sow per acre in this district has not yet been fully determined, however, about 60 lbs, of Winter wheat and about 70 of Spring wheat, oats or barley is probably not far from the right amount." COST OF OBTAINING THE FIRST CROP The cost of obtaining the first crop is a question in which new settlers are always interested and was about as follows, per acre, when let by contract last year: The farmer does not need to pay this out, however, as he can do a large amount of the work himself, and the second crop will not cost as much as the first, as a common practice is to put the second crop in the stubble with a disc seeder without plowing. Breaking new land $3.50 Double discing 75 Double harrowing 50 Seed 1.25 Seeding 50 Cutting and stooking 1.25 Twine 50 Threshing from stook (30 bush.) 2.70 Total, per acre $10.95 , AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN The average price of grain at the elevators here the past season has been as follows per bushel: Wheat 85 cents; barley 40 cents and oats 28 cents, which figuring only the average yield gives a good profit on the first crop and a larger one on the second. ALFALFA Alfalfa, undoubtedly the best forage plant known to modern farming. Is grown here most successfully. On irrigated land 3 to 6 tons per acre and on dry land 2 to 4 tons per acre are average crops per year and this when baled sells for $12 to $14 per ton. Soil for inoculation can be obtained from the Experimental farm without charge. Mr. Fairfield of the Experimental Farm in his pamphlet "Alfalfa Growing in Southern Alberta" concludes as follows: "Use summer fallow or land in which root crops have been grown the previous season. Do not plow it but prepare a shallow seed bed. Inoculaite the land with about 150 pounds of soil from an old alfalfa field and work it In while the seed bed is being prepared. Sow the seed in the latter part of May or early in June at the rate of 20 pounds per acre on irrigated land and less on dry land. "Do not use a nurse crop. "The first season do not neglect to run the mowing machine over the land before the weeds get too high and cut it a second time if practicable." SUGAR BEETS "Eighteen miles to the south of Lethbridge at Raymond is a large Beet Sugar Factory. Beets can be raised on new land if after breaking it up from the sod a crop of grain is raised and then summer fallowed for one year. One man can take care of about 15 acres and help can be obtained to take care of more. On dry land the crop averages 8 to 10 tons per acre and on irrigated land has gone as high as 22 tons per acre. It costs about $26.00 to raise a crop of 10 tons to the acre, a larger ton- nage costing a little more, and the factory pays $5.00 per ton for the beets at the factory. 9 SMALL FRUITS All kinds of Small Fruits grow here to perfection. Raspberries, Straw- berries, Currants, etc., all do well and are paying propositions either on a large scale or in the kitchen garden. Mr. H. P. Gatrell had six acres in strawberries and raspberries in 1909 and this year is increasing it /to 12 acres. He is situated three miles from Lethbriidge and writes as follows: "This portion of Southern Alberta is eminently adapted for the growing of small fruit, particularly raspberries and strawberries. "When its capabilities in this respect are more thoroughly appreciated it will be 'the principal strawberry growing district in Western Canada not excepting the famous B. C. fruit lands. Picking Strawberries on Mr. Gatrell's Farm "Strawberries grown here and shown at the Dominion Fair in Calgary in 1908 were pronounced by all who saw them to surpass any others in the ex- hibition both in appearance and flavor. I have been growing both berries for the market here for three years and am more satisfied each year and this year am doubling the acreage. "There is a splendid market for all the fruit that can be raised and prices are excellent, strav/berries averaged last year $3.40 per crate of 24 quarts wholesale and retailed at $4.25 per crate. At the same time imported berries were selling at $3.25 to $3.50 retail. Raspberries sold for about $2.70 per crate of 24 pints wholesale. 11 "The strawberry plants when set out will bear well for two years and taking one year with another the expense will be about ?60 per acre and pick- ing wiU cost two cents per quart. "With care and attention a man can easily realize a profit of $300 to $500 per acre per year. "I am working on irrigaited land but if a deep rooted variety be selected and planted early in the Spring just before our heavy rains in May and the ground kept thoroughly cultivated to hold the moisture, berries will do well on dry land. "A farmer a few miles north of Lethbridge to whom I supplied plaMs has an excellent stand of both berries and had an abundant supply of fruit last yeiar on dry land, and our rainfall last year was less than the average." MARKET GARDENS Most, if not all of the Market Gardens here are on irnigated land as the returns from the garden will be larger 'than without irrigation and in fact most market gardens with which we are familiar in other districts have some means of putting on water artificially. All kinds of vegetables such as corn, lettuce, peas, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers, celery and all roots grow here to perfection and there is a much larger local demand for them than the local supply, large quantities being shipped in from a distance. With the long bright sunny days and plenty of water from the ditch, there is an excellent chance for the practical gardner who is willing to work. KITCHEN GARDENS Any farmer with a little energy can have a kitchen garden which will supply his table with all kinds of fresh vegetables in their season, stock his cellar with them for the winter, and have a surplus which can be sold for more than the cost of running the garden. DAIRY FARMING Dairy and milk farms are profitable undertakings in this district, the mild winters robbing them of much of the hard work that usually goes with them. Good feed is plentful, and there are very few days in winter when milch cows cannot be turned out to feed from the stack. Milk delivered at the house in Lethbridge sells for 10 cents per quart and good table butter at from 30 to 40 cents per pound. POULTRY FARMING Mr. Cook, of the Eden Rest Poultry Farm, Lethbridge, writes as follows: "Poultry keeping in connection with the farm or as a special business in Southern Alberta can be made very profitable If reasonable care be given the fowls. 13 "Poultry of almost every kind is easily raised here and owing to the greater length of daylight in summer, the young can be brought to maturity much more rapidly than in the east. "In the matter of housing, our climate is such that the fowls do better living as near the open as possible, yet having protection from the cold nights. Houses built on ithe open front plan are best and cheapest. The best ones are just large enough for 50 hens and the material for one costs $27.00 in Lethbridge. "Situated on the main line of railway connecting us with the mining and lumber industries of British Columbia, we shall always have a good market for surplus eggs and poultry. At . present the local demand exceeds the supply and large q^uanti'ties are imported into the district each year. "In 1909 eggs retailed at the following prices: March and April, 35 cents per dozen; May, 25 cents; June and July, 30 cents; August and September.. 40 cents; October and November, 45 cents; December, 50 cents; January, 1910, 60 cents; February -50 cents. "During the past four years good dressed fowls have never retailed for less than 20 cents per pound, spring chickens from the time they are ready up to the middle of November 25 cents per pound, dressed, but not drawn. Turkeys with the head and feet on and not drawn sell for 25 to 32 cents per pound. "Taking into consideration how cheaply feed can be produced and the high prices eggs and poultry sell for we feeil satisfied there is no place in any country where Poultry Farming can be carried on more pleasantly and profitably than in Southern Alberta." RAIM FALL AT LETHBRIDGE FOR EIGHT YEARS Taken from the Government reports 1902 , 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 Av. January .67 .62 .50 1 .45 .22 1 .52 .27 .49 .72 February 1 .03 .79 .90 .05 .20 .30 .75 .28 .54 March 0, .48 0, ,89 1, .03 0, .74 .54 0. .34 1, .10 0, .37 .69 .01 0, .33 .41 .56 1 .30 1 .08 .67 1 .51 .73 11, .27 2. .95 2, .86 1, .33 8 .60 1, .14 2, .78 4 .27 4 .40 68 1 .12 1 .80 2 .68 2 .31 3 .64 7 .64 0, .62 3 .19 July 5 .95 1, .86 .96 1 .44 .83 1 . 43 0. 41 1. 94 1, .85 August 0. .69 3. ,21 1. ,19 1, .99 4, .70 2, .30 0, .89 0, .21 1 .90 September .... 0, ;84 1. ,60 0. ,52 0, ,80 0, ,16 3. 24 0. ,73 0, ,49 1 .05 October 0. ,02 0. 18 0. 85 1. 13 1. ,93 0. 05 1. 16 0. ,40 .71 0. 43 0. 58 0. 03 1. 36 0. ,81 0. 14 0. 02 0. 53 .49 December 0. 84 0. 70 0. 35 0. 25 0. 88 0. 32 0. 25 0. 54 .51 27. 91 14. 83 11. 40 13. 78 22. 48 15. 50 16. 67 11. 65 16, .78 AVERAGE PER YEAR FOR THE PAST EIGHT YEARS 16.78 INCHES 15 This yearly average however is not a true indlcaition of the rain as it af- fects the growing crop and an examination of the figures will show that for the eight years the average for the month of May is 4.4 inches, for June 3.19 inches and for July 1.85 inches. That is, the yearly average for the months when the crop is growing is 9.44 inches and this amount of rain fall at th-at time insures a first class crop. WEATHER Lethbridge is situated directly east of the Crows Nest Pass in the Rocky Mountains and through this pass gets the Chinook winds which give it a mild and fine winter; there is very little sleighing, when the snow falls the Chinook soon eats it up Fall and winter are a succession of bright sunny days with very little cold weather or storm Owing to the influence of the chinook the crop season opens earlier in the spring and frost holds off longer in the fall than in districts immediately south or north of Lethbridge.. Plowing usually continues through November; and this spring (1910) began the first week in March. SUNSHINE The following table showing the amount of sunshine enjoyed for the past two years will explain why this district is called SUNNY Southern Alberta: The instrument which records the sunshine does not make a record ex- cept for BRIGHT sun, neither does it make a record for about the first hour and a half the sun is up in the morning, nor for the last hour before it sets at night, as it is not bright enough then, therefore at least two hours can be added to the table for each day. No. of hrs. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jly, Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Tl. sun above hor'n. 267 280 370 414 480 487 491 441 378 337 270 252 4467 Reg. hrs. 1908 115 100 151 202 185 254 360 309 217 151 124 143 2311 Reg. hrs. 1909 120 123 194 231 231 302 346 379 241 186 89 102 2544 TAXES Taxes are very small on farm property, in districts where there is no school from $4 to $10 per quarter section, and where there is a school from 16 to ?16, and cannot by law exceed $16 per quarter. ROADS AND BRIDGES The government takes care of the main roads and bridges and the roads are uniformly good with few or no hills. Automobiles run the year round on them at a rate of 25 miles per hour without any difficulty, and a farmer with four light horses often brings 100 bushels of wheat 15 miles or more to the elevator. Lethbridge Exhibit, National Corn Exposition, Omaha, Nebraska— December 6-18, 1909. 17 SCHOOLS A provincial university has been established at Strathcona and a Normal school for the training of teachers at Calgary and there are several high schools, one of whdch is at Lethbridge, and public schools are in abundance all over the province. New schools can be easily obtained, any area not more than five miles in length or breadth having four actual residents who would be liable to assess- ment may be organized into a school district, provided there are in the district 12 children between the age of 5 and 16 years inclusive. This school district can issue debentures for the purpose of raising money to build a school house, the payment of which forms the basis of the school tax on the land in the district. The cost of maintaining the school is small as the government makes a liberal grant towards the teacher's salary, and also inspects the school twice a year to see that it ds kept up to the the proper standard. FUEL There arc five large coal mines at Lethbridge where the farmer can buy coal at $3.60 per ton. There are also a number of small mines scattered about the dis'trict where the farmer can buy coal for $2.50 to $3.00 per ton. EXPERIMENTAL FARM A great advantage to all farmers in the district is the Government Experi- mental Farm situated two miles from Lethbridge, and in charge of one of the best known agricultural authorities in the West, Mr. W. H. Fairfield. Here the farmer can obtain advice and information that can be depended on to be strictly correct and which it would take the individual farmer years of toil and loss to learn for himself. This is an important feature in this district, as its value, especially to the new settler, cannot be over estimated. LAW AND ORDER The Canadian laws are fair and just, and are enforced without fear or favor. The Mounted Police, the headquarters of a detachment being at Lethbridge, cover the country thoroughly and the bad man of the wild and wooly west is unknown here. Cattle stealing and other crimes often supposed to belong with the West are rarely heard of here, and life and property are as safe as on any farm in the East. PRICES AND TERMS FOR LAND In the district there is no railroad or government land for sale, but private Individuals and land companies, of which there are a number in Lethbridge, have plenty of land for sale. 19 Prices vary according to the owner and the location of the land. Land about 25 miles from the railroad sells for $14 to $18; fifteen miles from the rail the price will be about $18 to $20; seven or eight miles from the raid, $20 to $25, and still nearer the rail $25 up, this all being good wheat land. Irrigated land sells for $50 up. The actual settler who will go onto the land and improve it by putting in a crop can buy on easy terms and in many cases on crop payments. Land titles are issued by the Government on the Torrens system, and a person holding the Government certificate of title has absolute possession and no trouble to fear from former owners, or any one else. PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS The following is an average price for the following articles at Leth- bridge: 3 1-4 Farm wagon complete, with brake $100.00 20 Marker single disc drill 140.00 8 ft. Binder with tongue truck 180.00 5 ft. Mower 64.00 12 ft. Self dump rake 40.00 Combination stubble and breaker walking plow 29.00 14 in. Sulky plow 50.00 14 in. Gang plow 75.00 10 Bottom big engine gang 830.00 8 Bottom big engine gang 715.00 20 Horsepower gas tractor 2350.00 16116 Disc harrow complete with tongue truck 55.00 60 Tooth drag, complete with draw bar 16.00 Fanning mills 40.00 TITLES PRICES OF LUMBER Dimension per tnousand No. 2 boards, per thousand No. 3 boards, per thousand Clear XXX Cedar shingles, per thousand 25.00 20.00 16.00 3.75 PRICES OF LIVE STOCK 1,000 pound Horses, prairie raised, each 1,500 pound Horses, prairie raised, each 100.00 175.00 Mares 15 to 25 per cent, higher Good cows Hogs, Live weight, per lb. 50.00 ...8c Sunny Southern Alberta Winter Wheat, Pulled October 8th, 1909 21 HOMESTEADS In the Lethbridge district there are some homesteads still available, they are 60 or 70 miles from the city and 30 or 40 miles from a railroad, but the building of projected railroads will bring muny of them nearer the rail in the next two or three years. A synopsis of the Canadian regulations regarding homesteads Is as follows: Any person who is the sole head of a family, or any' male over 18 years old, may hoitiestead a quarter-section of available Dominion iand In Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The applicant must appear in person at the Domin- ion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the district. Entry by proxy may be made at any agency on certain conditions, by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sisiter of intending homesteader. Duties — Six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land In each of three years. A homesteader may live within nine miles of his homestead on a farm of at leas-t 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him or by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister. In certain districts a homesteader in good standing may pre-empt a quarter- section alongside his homestead. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties — Must reside six months in each of six years from date of homestead entry (including the one required to earn homestead patent) and cultivate fifty acres extra. A homesteader who has exhausted Ms homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may take a purchased homestead in certain distnicts. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties — Must reside six months in each of three years, cul- tivate fifty acres and erect a house worth $300.00. CUSTOMS REGULATIONS FOR THE SETTLER The Customs tariff provides for the free entry of settlers effects as follows it being understood that "live stock for the farm" means not more than 16 head. Clause 705 — Wearing apparel, books, usual and reasonable household fur- niture and other household effects; instruments and tools of trade, occupation or employment, guns, musical instruments, domestic sewing machines, type- writers, bicycles, carts, wagons and other highway vehicles, agricultural imple- ments and live stock for the farm, not to include live stock or articles for sale, or for use as a contractors outfit, nor vehicles nor implements moved by mech- anical power, nor machinery for use in any manufacturing establishment; all the foregoing if actually owned abroad by the settler for at least six months before his removal to Canada and subject to the regulations prescribed by the Minister of Customs; Provided that any dutiable article entered as settlers effects may not be so entered unless brought by the settler on his first arrival and shall not be sold or otherwise disposed of without payment of duty until after twelve months actual use in Canada. 1 -y 23 CITY OF LETHBRIDGE The City of Lethbridge is situated in the centre of Sunny Southern Alberta and is the metropolis of the district. By rail it is 993 miles or 30 hours run from Minneapolis, 763 miles from Winnipeg, 1,483 miles from Chicago, 1,590 miles from St. liOuis, 1,356 miles from Omaha, 1,553 miles from Kansas City. It is a modern progressive up-to-date City of 11,000 population. Has Municipal owned electric light and power plant, water and sewage system and up-to-date fire brigade and police department. Wide streets, good cement sidewalks, boulevards and trees. Churches, Schools, Dodges, Hospitals, Theaters, Business Houses, and Homes, such as are usually found in a modern city. $6<J,000 Y. M. C. A. building now being built. A Daily newspaper and a second just starting, 10 Banks representing a capital of over $86,000,000 and another now building. Building permits for 1909 $1,268,215. Pay Roll over $200,000 per month. 5 large Coal Mines within 5 miles of the city. Flour Mills and Elevators. Has openings for all kinds of business and manufacturing. Increased its population 66 per cent last year. Is the coming City of Alberta. For further information regarding city or district write the Board of Trade Lethbridge, Alberta, INDEX Dry and Irrigated Farmdng 3 The Grain Crop 3 Preparation for First Cro^ 5 Cost of First Crop 5 Price of Grain 7 Alfalfa 7 Sugar Beets 7 Small Fruits 9 Market Gardens 11 Kitchen Gardens 11 Dairy Farming 11 Poultry Farming 11 Rainfall 13 Weather 15 Sunshine 15 Map of District inside back cover Taxes 15 Roads and Bridges 15 Schools 17 Fuel 17 Experimental Farm 17 Law and Order 17 Prices and Terms for Land 17 Titles 19 Prices of Implements 19 Prices of Lumber 19 Prices of Live Stock 19 Homesteads 21 Customs Regulations 21 City of Lethbridge 23 [A Stool of Sunny Southern A Iberia Oats


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Volume 45. Hypergraphs
1st Edition
Combinatorics of Finite Sets
- Print ISBN 9780444874894
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Combinatorics of Finite Sets
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2. Transversal Sets and Matchings. Transversal Hypergraphs. The Coefficients r and r'. r-Critical Hypergraphs. The König Property.
3. Fractional Transversals. Fractional Transversal Number. Fractional Matching of a Graph. Fractional Transversal Number of a Regularisable Hypergraph. Greedy Transversal Number. Ryser's Conjecture. Transversal Number of Product Hypergraphs.
4. Colourings. Chromatic Number. Particular Kinds of Colourings. Uniform Colourings. Extremal Problems Related to the Chromatic Number. Good Edge-Colourings of a Complete Hypergraph. An Application to an Extremal Problem. Kneser's Problem.
5. Hypergraphs Generalising Bipartite Graphs. Hypergraphs without Odd Cycles. Unimodular Hypergraphs. Balanced Hypergraphs. Arboreal Hypergraphs. Normal Hypergraphs. Mengerian Hypergraphs. Paranormal Hypergraphs.
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|Prepared stuffing mix
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|Melted butter
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Prepare chickens for roasting.
Prepare stuffing accord- ing to package directions.
Stuff and truss chickens.
Place chickens on rack in shallow open roasting pan; brush with melted butter.
Roast in a moderate oven (375°F) 30 min- utes per pound.
Last 20 minutes of roasting, place drained peaches, cut side down around chicken.
Place chickens on a heated serving platter; garnish with peach halves.
Pill cen- ters with pickle relish.
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Calories 887 Calories from Fat 513
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 57 g87.6%
Saturated Fat 17.1 g85.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 263.2 mg87.7%
Sodium 388.6 mg16.2%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.8%
Dietary Fiber 3 g12%
Sugars 18.9 g
Protein 65 g129.3%
Vitamin A 28.8% Vitamin C 14.1%
Calcium 4.9% Iron 20.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Former 'DWTS' champ: 'Hope Solo will make finals'
Apolo Anton Ohno is making a bold prediction just a few weeks into ABC's "Dancing with the Stars":
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Ohno, who won the fourth season of the reality dancing show, doesn't believe that Solo has shown her full potential yet and will turn it on over the next several weeks.
"With a name like Hope, why would she not? That's the coolest name on the planet," said Ohno, who teamed with Julianne Hough to win in 2007. "I'm a big fan of her, not only because she's an athlete. I support her in everything she does."
Solo, who had no formal dance training before this, has been up and down over the first few weeks of the show, showing signs of life and then looking awkward on the dance floor with partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
On Monday, each couple will perform either a ballroom or Latin style of dance.
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I'm trying to create a contact form. However at the top of the form the user can select using radio buttons whether he's contacting the technical department or the marketing department. Depending on which he selects, the entire form changes.
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Right now I simply do
echo $this->form;
in the view to render the form. I'm guessing that when the visitor clicks on one of the radio buttons, the controller will need to set a different form, but I'm not too sure how to go about that without re-rendering the entire page.
EDIT I'm now thinking just setting something like this in the controller:
$this->view->contactFormTechDep = $formTechDep;
$this->view->contactFormMarketingDep = $formMarketingDep;
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was just asked on a national conference call about how smart it is to throw at Denver CB Champ Bailey.
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A busy week – poetry launches
Please come to any of these this week if you can…Let's hope I survive this schedule its a bit of a mad week to be honest…
Monday 25th April – Verbose, 7.30pm, Fallowfield, Manchester M14 6 NA
Live literature night Verbose is back on Monday 25 April, featuring special guests plus the usual open mic of prose and poetry performances. Verbose, hailed in the press as one of the best spoken word nights in Manchester, each month invites three headliners who collaborate or share a common thread.
This month's guests work or have worked at the University of Bolton, in the English & Creative Writing department. We'll be hearing from Bolton tutors, past and present, Anne Caldwell, Simon Holloway and Evan Jones. We'll also have a sneak preview of some of the work published in The Bolton Review, issue four of which is being officially launched on Wednesday 27 April.
Another nine published and up-and-coming poets and prose writers will also perform.
Taking place on the fourth Monday of the month at Fallow café in Fallowfield (2a Landcross Road, M14 6NA), Verbose is free entry and doors are at 7.30pm. See http://verbosemcr.wordpress.com.
Thursday 28th April 7.30pm – Lecture at Kava Cafe, Todmorden – I am not launching the book but will have some to sell. I am doing a lecture about art and prose poetry. Mario Petrucci is the guest poet reading.
Friday 29th April – reading with Mario Petrucci at the Book Case Hebden Bridge 29 Market St, HX7 6EU -7.30pm
I will be reading from her brand new poetry collection, Painting the Spiral Staircase, alonside Mario Patrucci. Anne Caldwell 'marries the knack of surprise and inventive imagery with precise observation and lucid turns of phrase'; this is her second collection from Cinnamon Press. Mario Petrucci's poems are 'epitomes of innovation and humanity, forever embracing issues of profound universal significance'. His Olympics poetry commission, Tales From The Bridge, was shortlisted for the 2012 Ted Hughes Award.
Please note the later start time of 7.30 as Mario is running a workshop in the shop … please arrive quietly! Free drinks available in the break as always!
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I have just ordered a copy of Black Hole Blues by Janna Levin.
I have always been a fan of books that bridge the gap between science and art ever since reading The Double Helix as a young adult. I also loved the poetry book by Heidi Williamson: Her first collection 'Electric Shadow' (Bloodaxe, 2011) was a Poetry Book Society Recommendation and shortlisted for the Seamus Heaney Centre Prize for Poetry, and she trained with me as a writing coach when I worked for NAWE. 'The Print Museum', her next collection, is due out now with Bloodaxe in 2016.
241 pp. Alfred A. Knopf
In 1977, the Voyager 1 spacecraft carried the Golden Record into space — a disc containing a representative selection of Earth's sounds, ranging from an erupting volcano to a kiss to some of humanity's greatest music. It was an endeavor more poetic than scientific, which Carl Sagan saw as sonic proof of our being "a species endowed with hope and perseverance, at least a little intelligence, substantial generosity and a palpable zest to make contact with the cosmos."
Not my usual reading but let me know what you think.
Settle – Poetry Reading and Launch Friday 22nd April
I am very lucky to be the guest of Jean Harrison tomorrow and looking forward to doing a book launch in Settle. One of the most beautiful places to visit.
If you are free and can come along to The Folly
We're starting a 7.30 – so arrive soon after 7.00 for comfort to get used to room and display books , get used to acoustics etc The Folly is at the foot of Albert Hill. Parking hopeless just there but possible in the market-place, or behind the town-hall.
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A Sneak Preview
Here is a sneak preview of the cover of my new poetry collection which is out this spring with Cinnamon Press.
I'm very excited about a box of books arriving at my door anytime soon.
'In her second full-length collection, Anne Caldwell marries the knack for surprise and inventive imagery with precise observation and lucid turns of phrase. Beginning from quotidian moments: a hospital ward, a glass heart Christmas decoration, a writing retreat, Caldwell moves the reader into new landscapes, exterior and interior, with an assured grace that can nonetheless be unsettling. From short lyrical pieces to sequences, the human condition in all its delight and grief is revealed.'
I have a number of events coming up to launch the book.
You can order a copy at http://inpressbooks.co.uk/products/painting-the-spiral-staircase
Join me in launching 'Painting the Spiral Staircase': with poet ALISON DOWN
Tuesday, 12 April, 7 p.m. @ The Octagon Theatre (Hospitality Suite), Howell Croft South, Bolton, BL1 1SB.
Open mic night in the second half.
Other events:
Thursday, 28 April, 7.30 p.m. @ Kava Café, 31 Rochdale Road, Todmorden, OL14 7LA. (I am doing a lecture here, not a reading)
Friday, 29 April, 7.00 p.m. @ The Book Case, 29 Market Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 6EU,
with poet, MARIO PETRUCCI.
Friday, 22 April in Settle — (venue and time tbc) with author and poet, JEAN HARRISON.
Quite a week… but what the hell!
Well. I am looking forward to meeting Patrick Ness in Bolton this week. My son thinks he's wonderful and my students are also really excited about his visit to Bolton. Tuesday, Bolton Central Library, 7pm.
I am leaving NAWE and will be working for The University of Bolton, The Open University and doing my PhD. I am going to research the idea of the North and what it means to women poets in particular. I will write a collection of prose poems on this theme and started this week with a NAWE conference paper that explored poetry, photography and surrealism. I loved the Angels of Anarchy exhibition in Manchester a few years ago.
I have also read a brilliant selection of books by men on this theme. Don't get me wrong. There is such a wealth of material out there. I am just narrowing things down and working out what might be the missing gaps… so far I have read Stuart Maconie, Simon Armitage, Sara Maitland and Rebecca Solnit. A long way to go but surely that is the joy of such a major project? Any reading suggestions welcome.
The Puzzle Poets
I am really looking forward to reading at the Puzzle Hall Inn, guest of The Puzzle Poets on 2nd Nov in Sowerby Bridge.There are open mic slots as well (and great beer. I did not know the pub was on Route 66 – which may be less famous than its state-side cousin but is a cycleway that runs from Hull to Manchester.
Kava Poetry, Todmorden – 24th Sept
I am really looking forward to reading at Kava Poetry in Todmorden this Thursday… Looking forward to seeing Antony Costello and Shirley Anne Kennedy. I am going to read some new material and talk about my next book which is out in Spring of 2016.
Prose Poetry – UK
'To ponder the fate of place at this moment assumes a new urgency and points to a new promise.'
Edward S. Casey, The Fate of Place, A Philosophical History
Thank you to my good friend and colleague, Karen Smith for introducing me to this book. It is fascinating.
I am going to be presenting on a panel this year at the NAWE conference and then in the states next year at the AWP conference, alongside Carrie Etter and other panel members. I am looking at the use of sense of place in UK prose poems. I am at an early stage in my thinking about this subject.
Can anyone recommend some good anthologies of UK prose poetry to me? If you have written in this form, it would be good to hear any comments from you about the use of place. I would like to talk about contemporary poets' work within my paper, and feature some work.
I look forward to hearing from you, please email if you can:
Longlist in the National Poetry Competition
I was delighted to make the longlist in the National Poetry Competition this year. The competition received over 13,000 entries, and after months of reading, judges Roddy Lumsden, Glyn Maxwell and Zoë Skoulding selected a longlist of 140 poems, including this one below. The top winners will be announced on 2nd April at an awards ceremony and online, and published in the Spring issue of The Poetry Review.
Onwards and upwards! I hope you enjoy the poem. Churn Milk Joan is also featured in the work of Ted Hughes. It is very difficult not to be inspired by his words living in this landscape. I have always loved his writing, even before I moved to this area. I worry whether there is a new way of approaching writing about the land, but hopefully my own voice can come through in the work.
Alice needs a stone dress with a granite skirt and flint buttons,
wants to be rooted on the moors like Churn Milk Joan
pointing to higher ground―above the bogs, water-logged fields,
paths choked with knotweed and balsam.
She needs shoes speckled with mica that catch the light
and warm her feet with the memory of summer
when the hills were hoverfly-drowsy; cattle lounged
on heather roots and chewed the cud, udders rosy with milk.
The days grow short and wet. Her front door begins to stick
and swell. Her lover has deserted her for the open road.
Her heart is strung out like a line of telegraph poles.
Find her a sharp chisel, a mallet, a large boulder. There's no time to lose.
Anne Caldwell
Final Week of Teaching
This semester at the University of Bolton seems to have been busier than ever. I have been running a live literature series as part of my post and all the guests have been fantastic. Helen Mort, Les Smith, Simon Holloway, Beverley Bie Brahic and Marli Roode all came to Bolton and read to great audiences. Students have also performed a selection of first world war poetry and some read for the first time. There were lots of nerves but I was very proud of them. I have seen a great progression in my third year students' work and I am looking forward to working with them on their dissertation projects. All in all, it has felt like a very positive autumn. I have also managed to submit a new manuscript to Cinnamon Press and a proposal for a Phd. I would like to spend a Christmas recovering a little and perhaps switching interests – it would be good to have a couple of weeks that are non-word based – so lots of swimming, walking and film-watching are in order! (I do understand film contains language but I am sure you know what I mean…)


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Skip to comments.Yale: 'Magic' Antidepressant May Hold Promise For PTSD
Posted on 06/04/2012 11:17:00 PM PDT by Daffynition
Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine have called it "the magic drug," able to halt severe depression and suicidal thoughts in patients within a matter of hours.
Ketamine, used as an anesthetic in human and veterinary medicine, has emerged in the past few years as a promising, rapid-acting antidepressant. When administered intravenously at low doses, it can lift symptoms of deep depression within hours, for seven to 10 days. Typical antidepressants, which act on the neurotransmitter serotonin, take a month or more for full effect.
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long term side effects psychosis
THE TRIP: Before reaching the first line, fragmentation will occur the world will begin to spin, but it won't be dizzying. Music will become fragmented. Chaos will ensue. At some point, you will find yourself complete removed from your surroundings and your body.
Descriptions of the post-line experience vary substantially, but most include talk of alternate planes of existence, oneness, past and future revelations, and strange fabrics of all sorts. It will be very difficult to communicate at this point, and you probably will not be able to see or hear others in the room.
Some revelations will be extremely heavy and some scary, but that fear does not seem to come back with you and is therefore difficult to describe as scary. You will probably find yourself coming back across the line again visibly, attempting to put an object in focus or define it.
It is at this point that you will likely want to get in touch with your co-trippers. This is the "Wow" period. It is very important here that you do not try to move for awhile. The trip will continue mildly for an hour or so after this, with more conventional focuses. Read more.
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A friend of mine was given Ketamine for her hip replacement surgery and although she was paralyzed and unable to move or communicate with her surgeons, she remained fully, brutally awake and aware during the entire surgery.
She said the pain was unbelievable.
I don't allow Ketamine to be used on my dogs.
Ketamine? I think I would go with leeches first.
Gots'ta write da Med dissertation... Sippin' coupla brews at Rudy's... Cruisin' on down Dixwell... Upta Bethany, See da horses, thinkin', thinkin'...
This sounds like a total anesthetic fail, for which anesthesiologists typically get sued big time. The patient can easily demonstrate awareness memory by describing details of the surgery which match up with the video the surgeon generally makes. The vitals would probably show blood pressure shooting through the roof, and the anesthesiologist probably ignored it. The paralysis was almost doubtless not from ketamine; it was from paralyzing curare alkaloids, e.g. pancuronium, given along with it (a surgeon doesn't want muscles moving around that he's cutting and restitching).
The old saw is that the dose makes the poison. If small amounts of the stuff, administered continuously, have a scientifically proven therapeutic use under proper care of physicians, that isn't the same as shooting or popping a single huge dose of the junk. I don't imagine this would be used on everybody, but only for acute suicidal cases. It probably beats electroshock all hollow for lack of harmful side effects.
Sounds like some bad "blotter acid" from back in the late-60s...
I've heard of *Special K* as a rec drug and never made the connection from this article.
>>I was God, I saw light and warmth. This is Home. Sooo familiar, where we belong. Where we go. Everything is perfect, no words, just basic feeling. Love, Reality, Home. This was about the only words that I could bring back. Really no words there, but strong feelings. I Knew I was God and that I wasn't a little while before, but didn't have any idea what I was before. I was completely calm and comfortable, it was Home. Perfect. I wasn't alone either.<<
Sounds like being awake during a nightmare! Oi!
Researchers synthesizing the drug...http://www.vice.com/read/interview-with-ketamine-chemist-704-v18n2
in the US, we used ketamine to "induce" anesthesia (put someone to sleep quickly so that the gas anesthesia could take over). The advantage was it didn't stop breathing (especially good if you had an emergency Caesarian section and didn't have time to do a spinal), was hard to overdose and didn't cause the blood pressure to tank (go down) if the person was in shock.
We used it a lot in Africa, where our "anesthetist' was the guy who scrubbed the floor: we gave it until the patient stopped moving, and then told the guy who was running the drip for us to slow it down...when the patient started moving again, we had him increase the drip.
The bad news: It caused some folks nightmares when used alone.
So usually we gave some scopalamine or valium at the end of surgery to cause amnesia.
The nightmare problem was not in everyone, but it could be severe...that is why it is not used much except in emergencies like I noted...but it is known as a "horse tranquillizer" and kids use it to get high.
It doesn't make you "sleep" as much as puts you in a state of dissociation, where you feel separated from your body, sort of catatonic...
So I can see why it might treat depression in the same way as other hallucinogens: on the other hand, any severe stress can relieve a depression...
However, the nightmare part will probably make folks unwilling to use it...
Designer drugs...what would we ever do without them.
Sounds like one of those near-death experiences. Maybe ketamine is the first thing to go!
All this is being brought to you by the same set of fools and idiots who invented lobotomies and electric shock for the brain to erase memories.
Psychologists and psychiatrists and whe sleaze snake oil people of the medical profession.
PTSD is an anxiety disorder. Some depression may occur alongside it, but it primarily causes anxiety which is not close to being the same thing.
When a new kind of therapy is introduced, especially a new psychoactive drug, events often follow a pattern of spectacular success and enormous enthusiasm followed by disillusionment.
I don't think that research should stop, especially b/c so many people suffer from PTSD, migraines and such. While a *cure* may not be possible...synthetic derivatives might prove to be useful .......I don't think researchers should stop trying.
that is one of the more informative yet frightening posts in the history of free republic
Today's miracle is tomorrow's nightmare.
Today's miracle is tomorrow's nightmare.
"Yale: 'Magic' Antidepressant May Hold Promise For PTSD"
How much scarier a title could one find? "Yale"? "Magic"? "May Hold Promise"? "for PTSD"??? (my emphasis)
Not too long ago we had an article on this kind of stuff for PTSD, linking to:
"The Army Surgeon General's office is backing away from its long-standing endorsement of prescribing troops multiple highly addictive psychotropic drugs for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder and early this month warned regional medical commanders against using tranquilizers such as Xanax and Valium to treat PTSD."
These cause more suicides! Intravenous administration of this hallucinating drug doesn't sound like a home-based remedy ---
She told me the whole story once...sure don't wanna hear it again.
My dogs are only allowed isofluorane.
It's the only one safe for Sight Hounds so I figure it's the only one safe for all my critters.
They said he had ptsd and was being treated for it.
link to him saying he can't remember anything about that
Main Entry: phar·ma·cy
Etymology: Late Latin pharmacia administration of drugs, from Greek pharmakeia, from pharmakeuein to administer drugs, from pharmakon magic charm, poison, drug
Date: 1651
1 : the art, practice, or profession of preparing, preserving, compounding, and dispensing medical drugs
2 a : a place where medicines are compounded or dispensed b : DRUGSTORE
The term magic arts comes from the original word, pharmakia, from which we also get the word pharmacy. It also refers to the use of drugs, or sorcery. Those involved
in sorcery get high on drugs in order to make it easier to
contact demons.
Pathetically today, millions of young people are getting in bondage to Satan through the use of drugs without even knowing it.
Most people taking drugs claim there aren't any harmful affects from drugs. But drugs act as a tool to open the mind, and leave you defenseless against evil spirits entering and taking possession. Ninety percent of those who belong to the church of Satan started on drugs.
As mentioned earlier, the mystics of the east use drugs in order to go into a trance which enables them to make contact with the spirits, and they are soon possessed by them. Charles Manson is a typical example of one who became possessed by evil spirits through drugs.
Revelation 18:23 - sorceries (Pharmakia, in the Greek) = drugs.
Broken link: http://www.aboundinglove.org/helter.htm
Ninety percent of those who belong to the church of Satan started on drugs.
The trouble with quotes on the internet is that it's often difficult to determine their veracity. - Abraham Lincoln
Then don't give it a thought. Porn doesn't have anything to do with rape or homosexuality, either, LOL.
Wow. Goodness...I remember that story...coincidence?
anti depressants can increase the "jitteryness/anger" and induce violence, and tranquillizers can "disinhibit" a person's anger and result in violence.
So can alcohol.
Even "psychotherapy", relaxation therapy, or other non drug treatments can result in removing the person's defense mechanisms and result in violence...
The problem is that there is no magic cure for PTSS...
And the Afghanistan murders may have more behind them than simple PTSS....payback maybe. They swept it under the rug and paid off the families quickly...
Unless a very recent combat veteran, most people don't know how "normal" they really are. It's the world around them they try to fit into that needs help. RUN AWAY FROM THE KARDASHIANS!
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I do not really know I do not keep up with the sports
The school strives itself in not only providing the best education but the best facilities for sports as well. The fan support is always exceptional and it is self evident that the students enjoy being a part of this community.
I love the trainers and the coaching staff but I am not satisfied with the facility on campus. At least we have the local athletic facility for free to students. It is just a shame that it is so far away.
Our bowling facility is not on campus but it is a great facility.
My school is a small school. So there isn't a lot of student involvement when it comes to students support sport teams on campus.
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English: Lostock Gralam is a village and civil parish in the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester and the ceremonial county of Cheshire, England, situated to the east of Northwich. The civil parish of Lostock Gralam also includes the small hamlet of Lostock Green. According to the 2001 census, the population of the entire civil parish was 2,317.
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