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Good morning friends! Here's a second post for today...be sure to scroll down to see the Cardabilities Sketch reveal...it was a super fun one!!
Today I've got a cute Happy Birthday card with images from the August Mix from Lizzie Anne Designs! Isn't that a great cupcake!?
I paired the fun cupcake up with some Basic Gray paper and a little bit of chocolate trim..fun, fun, fun. I also used some red sparkly fluff on each of the cherries...love that little bit of detail!
I hope you get a chance to check out the other girls participating in the LAD Mix blog hop! Check out the LAD Blog for more details!:)
Have a great one and take care!!
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Happy Birthday!
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3 comments:
- Tiffany Ervin said...
Super cute, love all of your bold colors on that darling cupcake!
- August 15, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- Regina Easter said...
girl this made me want some ice cream....and to think i already had some today...i want more...cute cute project..hugs
- August 15, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Kendra said...
Dang this is adorable!!!! Great job Jeni!
- August 17, 2010 at 4:31 AM
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www.autism-and-treatment.com by Marcia Hinds – Megan and Ryan's Mom Children are recovering from autism and yet most doctors don't even know this is possible. Finding the right doctor to treat the subset of autism our children suffer from, still remains one of our biggest challenges. Autism is complicated and results from many medical issues combined.…Details

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London is one of the most filmed cities in Europe. This city has seen both historical as well as modern movies filmed on its streets and iconic locations. Here are 4 famous movies filmed in London and gave its viewers a taste of the English capital.
1. Bridget Jone's Diary
Rene Zellweger's romantic chick flick with Hugh Grant, who is English himself.
2. V for Vendetta
This movie is based on the comic book with the same name! This movie shows London in a devastating light; by blowing up the iconic locations. The movie imagines a fascist government in London that gives no liberty to its people.
3. 28 Days Later
28 days later showcases London with Zombies. An empty London looks creepy and breathtaking at the same time. The sequel doesn't portray London with the same grandeur. This probably one of the only creepy as well as beautiful movies filmed in London.
4. Love Actually
This movie perfectly captures the dreamy Christmas in London.
5. James Bond
The James Bond series is well known for showcasing London in some way or the other in the movies. Like in Goldeneye, the Somerset House was smartly disguised as St. Petersberg while in Tomorrow Never Dies, a very important part of the movie was shot at the Brent Cross Shopping Centre. In the latest movie, agent 007 was simply speeding across River Thames.
Which Movies Filmed in London Have You Seen?
Have you watched all these movies filmed in London? Tell us what other movies you love about this city and we will add it to our list.


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To celebrate Lakeheads 40th Anniversary, we thought it would be fun to contact graduates across the decades to ask them what they remember most about their University days. Who was their favorite prof? What are they doing now? How has Lakehead made a difference in their lives?
BA73, Thunder Bay, Ontario
A successful lawyer, long-time donor, fundraiser, and volunteer involved with Lakehead Universitys ATAC ~ Future of the North Capital Campaign. The William H. Buset Centre for Music and Visual Arts on campus is named in honor of his uncle.
How did your time at Lakehead prepare you for your lifes work?
My three years at Lakehead introduced me to problemsolving techniques. A large part of my present work involves finding solutions to problems or issues facing my clients, and my undergraduate work at Lakehead provided me with the initial skills to take on this task.
Overall Recollection
It was a time of new-found freedom a time to become an adult a time to forge new life-long friendships.
Fondest Memory
Studying for final exams by Lake Tamblyn on a sunny April afternoon.
Favorite Professor
Richard Anderson (Economics) was a great mentor to me. He encouraged me in my research projects and provided valuable advice concerning my post-graduate education.
Greatest Accomplishment
I am most proud of my marriage of 27 years to Liz McWeeny, a wonderful person, and of our children who have grown up to become interesting and dynamic young adults. I also take pride in my work and the success of my legal practice.
Defining Moment
One day in one of my Business Law classes at Lakehead, I had to prepare and present a case as if I was a lawyer. I found the experience and the intricacy of the law exhilarating, and I knew from that point that I wanted to be a lawyer.
EngTech01, BEng03 (Chemical Engineering) Ottawa, Ontario
An Air Quality Science Officer with Environment Canada working in the Science Assessment and Integration Branch (SAIB), which contributes to the development of effective policies by providing policy makers with sound scientific assessments of environmental issues including climate change, smog, stratospheric ozone depletion and acid rain
Lakehead's Influence
The quality of my educational experience at Lakehead definitely prepared me well for graduate studies at the University of Toronto. I have been more than able to compete with the best at the University of Toronto, and the excellent learning experience that I had at Lakehead has contributed to that.
I had many great opportunities at Lakehead. One of the best was to work as an undergraduate research assistant with Lionel Catalan (Chemical Engineering) for two summers. At a larger university it would have been very unlikely that I would have had such great access to exciting, hands-on research activities as I had at Lakehead.
Poor air quality is an important issue as it is associated with serious detrimental effects to human health and the economy. In Ontario alone, air pollution is thought to contribute to approximately 5,800 premature deaths this year (Ontario Medical Association, June 2005, Illness Costs of Air Pollution (ICAP), http://www.oma.org/phealth/ smogmain.htm). Because of the health issues associated with air pollution, there are significant economic impacts due to health care costs and loss of productivity.
BEd87, Chamonix, France
Principal Consultant and Director of Corporate Interventions Ltd., a company based in Chamonix, France, and the United Kingdom that works to develop business leaders and teams by engaging them in challenging, novel, and stimulating learning situations. Co-owner of Wilderness Medical Training and All Terrain Ski
All the work I do is about developing people and their performance in some respect. I get a great deal of satisfaction in helping someone excel beyond their own preconceived limits so that they become more confident, skilful, and most importantly, more independent in what they do whether this is leading a business team, managing a medical emergency in the jungle, or skiing the back country.
Greatest Accomplishment
It would be too easy to say that climbing Mount Everest has been my greatest achievement but it really is more of a symbol of how Ive chosen to lead my life. Ive worked hard to break a few moulds with the work I do, to be respected in my field, to be my own boss, and to engineer the freedom to follow a lifestyle where it is my priority to do exciting things in addition to work. Nobody on their deathbed ever wished they had worked more in their life.
HBScNursing91, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Health Policy Analyst at Nishnawbe-Aski Nation
Overall Recollections
I first became involved at Lakehead during the development and ensuing implementation of the Native Nurses Entry Program (NNEP) in 1987. Then, after 21 years of nursing and raising a family of five children, I finally could go for a degree in Nursing. I can say that I really enjoyed myself, worked hard, and had the indubitable pleasure and support of having my sister Bernice Matthews (HBScN91) as a classmate. My lasting impression is that Lakehead University is truly an international educational institution.
My work at Nishnawbe-Aski Nation entails working with First Nations people at the community level and with governments. Many years ago when I went into nursing, I thought of working with the Anishnawbe on two paths. One path is to teach about health and wellness. The other path is for my own inner growth and education going back to learn about my people and my home, and learning to read and speak my first language. As a policy analyst, I create awareness of health issues and voice the First Nations concerns on different health policies developed and used by governments.
HBKinesiology97, Toronto, Ontario
Human Resources Officer (OIP Intern) with the Ministry of Community & Social Services/Ministry of Children & Youth Services and a member of the Board of Directors of HAGI Community Service for Independence, and Easter Seals
How did Lakehead prepare you for your lifes work?
Besides acquiring a formal education, Lakehead gave me many other direct and indirect skills and abilities needed for employment interpersonal skills, communication skills, problem-solving skills, formal writing skills, and computer skills. I learned more about life overall from going to Lakehead. Without this experience, I would not have met some of my closest friends and would not have become the person I am today.
Fondest Memory
Too many to choose, however Im glad I was able to serve as President of LUSU in 1994-95.
Favorite Professor
Jane Taylor. Without her help, the Kinesiology program would have been that much harder.
Greatest Accomplishment
Being hired for the Ontario Internship Program (OIP). I got one of 73 positions available last year and there were over 5,000 applicants.
Most Difficult Challenge
Life in general.
Greatest Joy
Being surrounded and supported by family and good friends.
BA73,Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg City Councillor for the Elmwood/East Kildonan Ward, former Deputy Mayor, and currently a member of Cabinet holding the position of Secretary for Urban Aboriginal Opportunities
Lakehead's Influence
I majored in sociology. One course was on urban planning where we analyzed everything from road configuration to sewage and water treatment facilities. Another course was criminology and focused on gang behaviour, including peer pressure, mentoring, and developing positive alternatives. This course has been useful in the development of recreational programs for at risk youth. I minored in cultural anthropology, and studies on group interaction and group dynamics have also been useful.
Overall Recollections
Generally I loved everything the campus, the professors, the other students, and the activities. I got involved in the school newspaper, The Argus, and though they never published any of my poetry, I learned about organizing thoughts, asking probing questions, and daring to approach big people and inviting them to come and speak because they just might do it! We got Allen Ginsberg, the famous American beat poet, to come and talk to us, as well as Tom Hayden, the leader of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) who married (and later divorced) actor Jane Fonda.
Fondest Memory
I loved playing Bridge in the student lounge. There was always a pick-up game happening, and if you hovered for five minutes you knew that someone would be leaving for a class and say, Lil, take over for me. I think that is where I had some of my most profound discussions with people that I hardly knew. We all talked about creating a better society, and I hope that I am living that dream.
Most Influential Experience
Is there anyone who can single out one thing? Perhaps the sit-in that was organized to protest the dismissal of one of our professors.
I love helping people, connecting them to the resources that they need, and motivating them to explore their dreams. I believe that we can make this world a better place if we listen to each other and help each other to achieve our goals.
Greatest Accomplishment
I could point to many things bridges, parks, bicycle paths but the most important thing to me has been having the confidence of my constituents these past 15 years.
Most Difficult Challenge
Trying to utilize the finite dollars of the City of Winnipeg in the most effective way. It always hurts when there is a good idea that you must say no to because there is not enough money.
Greatest Joy
The birth of my son was my greatest joy. The miracle of birth still amazes me.
HBA65, MA70, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Archivist/Historian with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Thunder Bay. Retired teacher and former head of history at Hammarskjold High School, Lakehead Board of Education
Overall Recollections
Those of us who studied at Lakehead during the 1960s had a unique experience. We were students in a "newly emergent" Ontario university. The degree programs in arts and science, although patterned after those at well established universities such as Queen's, Western, and the University of Toronto, were nevertheless experimental and in a state of flux depending on the style and areas of specialization of a small faculty. Full-time students at Lakehead, however, were fortunate in that classes were small. If the professor was both a scholar and an outstanding teacher (and in several instances they were), the learning experience was unforgettable.
What stands out in my mind now about Lakehead during the early to mid-1960s, was that it was a stimulating place for the exchange of ideas between students and faculty. Outside of lectures and seminars, we frequently sat together over coffee discussing a wide range of issues in the common room (situated in the Braun Building) and later in the Student Union cafeteria.
During the 1960s, three historians had a profound influence on my thinking as a student and later as a teacher of history. Tom Miller taught me the importance of striving for excellence and demanding only the best from myself and from my students. For those of us aspiring to be teachers, Elizabeth Arthur was an exemplary role model. Her consistent capacity for hard work, scholarship, logical and precise thinking, and her genuine enthusiasm and love of Canadian history were reflected in her lectures, seminars, and publications. Kenneth Dodd taught many of us, particularly in the historiography seminar, the historical method and in particular, the central place of documents in the study and teaching of history. This trio in the Department of History established the foundations of Lakeheads honours history and graduate programs.
BA73, BEd82, Thunder Bay
Director of Education, Thunder Bay District Catholic School Board
Favorite Professors
There were many professors who fulfilled my expectations and added a spark to my academic studies. I would like to specifically thank Alain Nabarra (Languages) and Penny Petrone (Education). Both exhibited a genuine love for teaching and sincere concern for their students, something I appreciated and now look for when hiring staff.
One of my favorite professors was Ron Duhamel. He taught an education course during my diploma year, designed to prepare us to teach French as a Second Language. His style, his joie de vivre, and his love of French were passed on to each of us privileged to be in his classes, and he challenged me to do the same when I was teaching French to my students.
As the CEO of a Catholic school system, I strive to promote the qualities, skills, and distinctiveness of our Catholic School Board as well as Catholic education in general.
HBA96, Master of Forestry96, Ghana
Regional Forestry Manager, Forest Services Division, Forestry Commission, Ghana
Overall Recollections
I was enrolled in the Master of Forestry degree program. A unique thing about the program was the setting up of teams to discuss issues in class. This developed my ability to collaborate well in teams at my job place. As a result, I am able to gather ideas from other people, incorporate them and ultimately come out with workable decisions.
Fondest Memory
I found Lakehead University to be a pleasant place with an ideal environment for learning. One thing I will never forget about Lakehead, and for that matter Canada, is the very cold winters where one had to dress warmly and wait patiently at the Agora to catch a bus after lectures.
I am currently working as a regional manager of the Forest Services Division in one of the 10 regions in Ghana. The job is challenging but with the training from Lakehead I am able to cope. Forestry in Ghana is primarily a male-dominated field, and I am one of the few women in a fairly senior position. This indicates the intensity of the challenge to perform my job duties.
EngTech71, BEng74 (Civil Engineering) Vancouver, British Columbia
Chairman, Co-CEO, and Director of Discovery Capital Corporation
After engineering, IBM, and management consulting, I have found that nothing makes me happier than helping entrepreneurs build successful technology companies.
Fondest Memory of Lakehead
Cystic Fibrosis fundraising campaigns, Winter Carnival, and Engineering Week.
Favorite Professors
A three-way tie George Fleming, Roy Murray, Bob Rosehart.
Greatest Accomplishment
Being part of a small group of people that reshaped Canadas stock exchanges and capital markets (former Director of Vancouver and CDNX Stock Exchanges, current Board member, TSX Group).
Most Difficult Challenge
Launching a brand-new technology venture capital firm with zero experience.
Greatest Joy
My wife Barb and our two kids Kevin, in fourth-year of a Computer Science program at Simon Fraser University, and Leah, after a year at International College in Cannes, France, now at Concordia University in Montreal.
Defining Moment
Striking out for Vancouver and Whistler after Convocation in May 1974 in my 68 MGB.
MEd99, Ghana
Coordinator of the Gender Mainstreaming Programme, Lecturer in the Department of African & General Studies, University for Development Studies, Tamale, Ghana
How did Lakehead prepare you for your lifes work?
The emphasis on independent research and self-directed learning prepared me for my doctoral work. Indeed, when I got to Queen's University, I was well equipped with the requisite analytical and cognitive skills for my research work. As a result, I was able to complete my doctoral studies in record time three-and-a-half years.
The realization that my contribution makes a huge difference in the lives of the largely poor and deprived communities with which I work. The opportunity to give back to my people, the poorest of the poor in Ghana.
Greatest Accomplishment
Securing support for mainstreaming gender issues into my University's development activities (on- and off-campus). This has resulted in the creation of the Gender Mainstreaming Programme office, which I coordinate.
Fondest Memory
Camping out with Dennis McPherson (Indigenous Learning) in the Agora Circle in the cold in support of his protest against racism.
Favorite Spot
The International Student Centre gave me opportunities to meet with other International students, catch up on international and home news, get support on unique issues, and above all relax and gossip about ongoing events.
Thanks for the MEMORIES
Editor's Note
This two-part series, Remembering Lakehead, has generated a tremendous amount of positive feedback from our readers. In the last issue we encouraged you to send in your memories by email for a chance to win two bottles of 40th Anniversary wine. Thanks for your feedback and congratulations to our winner, Delfina Trevisan (BA90, HBSW91).
What impressed me was the mixture of people that were present and the vast knowledge and experiences that they were able to contribute to the classes. In general, I found Lakehead very accepting of individuals.
I can remember the cold winter mornings when I had to attend classes at 8:30 a.m. which now, in retrospect, does not seem such a big deal... I loved playing rugby on the women's team which Des Lynch (BA91, HBSW93) and I co-founded.
Congratulations, Lakehead University, on your 40th Anniversary.
Delfina Trevisan
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Protection in the World Heritage area
Altogether 22 % of the World Heritage Area is protected as bird sanctuaries, nature reserves or under the terms of the Cultural Heritage Act. The protected areas as a whole have international value.
- Lånan-Skjærvær, Eidemsliene, Holandsosen and Kjellerhaugvatnet nature reserves
- Muddvær, Lånan, Flovær and Skjærvær bird sanctuaries
- Hysvær-Søla Protected Landscape Area (including wildlife protection)
Whatever you do in the protected areas must be on nature's premises. The protection regulations state that all animal and bird life, including breeding sites, is protected from damage, destruction and needless disturbance. It is forbidden to land in the Lånan-Skjærvær Nature Reserve (i.e. the uninhabited islands around Lånan and Skjærvær) from 15 April to 31 July. Dog owners are requested to avoid taking dogs ashore in the Vega Archipelago bird sanctuaries during the breeding season. Dogs must be kept on a lead from 1 April to 1 October.
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Thanksgiving Schedule
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Wardrobe Malfunction can happen to the best of us, even celebrities. So, when or if it does, remember you aren't the first, and won't be the last. Saying that, we want to avoid these outfit mishaps if we can help it, that is why we have found 5 ways to avoid wardrobe malfunctions in your everyday life. Don't worry – we've got you covered.
1. Stains
Slips, drips and spills are unavoidable, particularly if you are dressed in white. But, carrying an instant stain remover pen with you in your bag means you're ready to combat the accident when it happens. If the stains land on your new prom dresses for example, you're ready to remove them during the event.
2. The Nip Slip
The easily occurring issue of your boobs coming on show when wearing low-cut tops without a bra. Wearing a sexy deep V-neck? Bending too low could mean a wardrobe malfunction occurs. So, keep them covered with double-sided stylist tape, which will hold your top in place. This also works a treat on peek-a-boo dress shirts and blouses. Alternatively, for more support and coverage, opt for an adhesive bra.
3. Watch out for your pits
When you have applied your deodorant, check that it hasn't left marks on your clothes. We recommend using it in moderation, or trying an invisible deodorant. Once applied, wait a few minutes before getting dressed. If you find it has left marks, try using a baby wipe to get it off. Mark up marks can also be a fashion conundrum. Once you've slipped on your dress, do some turns in the mirror to check you have no mars, if you do, you can get Braza Wipe Out Erasers or deodorant removing sponge, a small sponge that can remove these marks without water.
If you know you typically sweat more than the average, or know if might be particularly hot in the event you're going to, we recommend wearing some sweat pads. These are invisible to the eye, and can easily stick onto the inseam of your dress to absorb and remove odor. They are so small and light you won't even notice them.
4. Visible Panty Lines
When going to an event, for example a prom, we want our prom dress to look smooth and sleek. Even if you are wearing short prom dresses, nothing throws off the silhouette of a perfect outfit like visible panty lines. To avoid this, we recommend wearing a thong made from microfiber. Being elastic free and seamless, you can rest assured no lines will be visible.
5. Carry around a wardrobe malfunction kit
With all the potential wardrobe malfunctions, Jessica, a designer at JJ's House, recommends all fashionistas to always be prepared and carry around your own little wardrobe malfunction kit. Inside should contain a small lint roller, baby wipes, safety pins, double-sided tape, some dryer sheets, and instant stain remover. Using these, the majority of blunders can be fixed.
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Singaporean young couple Qing Xin and his wife, Kelly Khiew, are rock climbing guides who have managed to turn a weekend hobby into a full-time career. In order to build a lifestyle and livelihood around their hobby, the young couple moved to Northeastern of Taiwan. Our host Yahui visits the couple to surprise them with 2 home-cook delicacy. Will she succeed in replicating their mommy's complicated dishes ? 为了开创攀岩事业,年轻夫妻曾庆鑫和邱嘉莉远离舒适的新加坡生活,到台湾东北部去实现梦想。在异地生活的他们,最想念妈妈的家常菜。主持人雅慧这一集来到台湾,准备复制两道"妈妈的味道",但不擅厨艺的雅慧能否成功?
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Men's 400 Yard Relay Team Places First
All-County Championship Swim Meet
The Midlothian Swim team competed in its last all-county meet of the season on Friday, February 2, 2018. Congratulations to Alexi Gentz, Sam Garbera, Casey Branin, and Sam McKey on placing first in the 400 yd relay with a time of 3:29.91!
How did it feel to win?
"It felt really good; it honestly felt really rewarding and made it seem that that everything we worked on this year was all for something." – Junior Casey Branin
"It felt really good. I liked seeing everyone really happy about the win." –Sophomore Alexi Gentz
"It felt really good to be in the finals because it was the first time it had happened." –Junior Sam McKey
What will you miss most about the swim season?
"I'll miss all the hard work and being able to be with my team." –Casey Branin
"I think I'll just miss swimming itself, just the atmosphere and everyone there." –Alexi Gentz
"I'll miss being with my friends every day." –Sam McKey
Congrats on an impressive performance and victory!
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Geochemical turnovers can circulate without participation of biological compartments, but their rate is much higher because of such participation. For calcium circulation it is especially right, since mainly the sedimentation of calcium salts is a result of calcium absorption and accumulation in animal and plant bodies (skeletons of corals and higher animals, shells of mollusks, etc.), which are concentrated on the seabed after the organisms' death. The influence of living organisms is not so important for the water cycling, but higher plants essentially accelerate it. They play the role of peculiar 'pumps', sucking out water from soil and returning it to the atmosphere in the course of transpiration.
Historically, the biological component is embedded into the abiotic cycles. It was based on peculiarities of these preceding cycles, changed them, and, finally, formed new biochemical 'nutrient' cycles, which are much faster and localized. Sometimes they are called small or biological cycles. Now all matter flows within the Earth proceed under significant influence of biological compartments. From the Cambrian period, biota became an important geological factor, which has formed the modern face of the Earth.
Both big (geological) cycling and small (biological) cycling function under the influence of the external source of solar energy.
The totality of living organisms, unified by participation in the biogeochemical cycles, is called biosphere. This term was proposed, in a slightly different sense, by J.-B. Lamarck in 1802. The modern meaning of the word was proposed by E. Suess in 1875. The theory of biosphere was essentially developed by V. I. Vernadsky (during 1927-44), who especially studied links between biotic and abiotic components and considered the role of humanity in the current biosphere functioning.
The borders of the biosphere in space are determined by the location of biogenic elements, involving biogeo-chemical cycles. It covers all the territory of the Earth, and it is limited from the top by the upper board of the troposphere (8-16 km of altitude) and from the bottom by the lower board of sedimentary rocks in the lithosphere (2-3 km of depth) and deepest oceanic depressions (11 km of depth). Thus, geometrically, it is really a sphere of thickness of about 20-30 km. Most of the organisms concentrate in the much thinner geographical shell, which includes the lowest layer ofthe troposphere and the upper layers of the lithosphere and hydrosphere (not deeper than 200 m). The biochemical cycling functions mainly in this shell of Earth.
The biosphere is the biggest object, which can be called an ecological system. The next, lower level of ecological systems is represented by big territorial and functional units with more or less homogeneous structure. The systems include, besides biological populations, abiotic compartments: 'soil-ground' (edaphotop) and atmosphere (clymatop). For the biological part of the object, a special term 'biocoenose' was introduced by T. Mobius in 1877. Later the term was translated into English as ecosystem by A. G. Tansley in 1935, who also modernized the concept by emphasizing of systems nature of biological societies. Concurrently, the concept of biocoenose was developed by V. N. Sykachev in 1940, who proposed the term 'biogeocoenose' for the system, including not only biological objects, but also its direct abiotic environment. The last term is more preferable for description of territorial biosphere units, whereas the ecosystem can be understood as an ecological system of any scale. Biogeocoenose is a system of many populations of different species (biocoenose) acting in a relatively homogeneous abiotic environment (biotop) and characterized by relatively stable biogeochemical cycling. Biogeocoenoses (and corresponding types of cycling) can be classified by the type of natural conditions for forests, grasslands, marshes, lakes, aquatic ecosystems, etc.
Extraction of next levels of ecological organization, associated with separate biogeochemical cycles, is not evident. There are many concepts realizing the functional (consortium, coenoelement, etc.) or territorial (parcella, gap, locus, etc.) approach. In any case, the existence of elementary cycles, formed by dominant population of plant-autotroph species and satellite species of plants, animals, and microorganisms, is considered as an ascertained fact. For such an abstract elementary cycle, the term 'coenome' can be used (for more details, see later).
Although biological cycling of each biogenic element is characterized by its own properties (see Carbon Cycle, Oxygen Cycle, Nitrogen Cycle, Phosphorus Cycle, Calcium Cycle, and Sulfur Cycle), all of the elements include migration of biomass in food webs. Transfer of the matter in the course of the cycling involves the following main steps: absorption and accumulation by living organisms of elements from abiotic environment; distribution of the matter among organisms as a result of herbivory, predation, and parasitism; territorial migration of organisms; formation of dead organic matter (DOM or mortmass) as a result of excretion and death of organisms; decomposition of the mortmass and return of the elements to the abiotic environment.
In accordance with the place, occupied by species in the food webs, they are usually divided into three main groups: producers (which use external energy, solar or inorganic chemical, and realize biosynthesis: generate organic matter), consumers (which use chemical energy of living tissue of other organisms), and reducers (which use chemical energy of mortmass and do its biodegradation: decomposition to simple inorganic agents). A classification of such organisms was initially proposed by A. L. Lavoisier in 1792 and then, in another form, was developed by W. Pfeffer in 1886.
The main players in the nutrient cycling are producers and reducers. The former are an 'engine' of the cycling; they involve elements from the abiotic environment in the turnover and send them further in the composition of permanently generating high-energetic organic matter.
The reducers 'close' the cycling; they return the elements to the abiotic environment, where they can be used by producers again. Abiotic decomposition takes place, but its intensity is very low. Without producers available elements would concentrate in the biomass and leave the environment; cycling would stop, and life development would end. The simplest artificial stable ecosystems, functioning in closed flasks, included populations of producers (unicellular algae) and reducers (bacteria and fungus).
Theoretically it is possible to envision producers, independently realizing the function of reducing with respect to their own biomass. But in reality this possibility is not realized. This fact can be explained by the absence of evolutionary reasons of forming 'self-sufficient' organisms, if the hypothesis about the origin of heterotrophs (consumers and reducers) before producers is correct. Stable biological cycles could form gradually, during the process of co-adaptation of producers and reducers. Close symbiosis and species peculiarity are typical for relations between producers and reducers.
The most common flows of matter in the biosphere, including food chains and abiotic topical ways, are presented in Figure 2. There are four ecosystems of different nature in the Figure 2: terrestrial; shelf; open sea; deep-sea black geyser. The core cycle for each ecosystem is cycling 1: 'producers-mortmass-reducers-inorganic salts-producers'. For the terrestrial ecosystem it can be written: 'producers-litter-reducers-soil-producers'; for the water one: 'producers-sediments-reducers-water-producers'. The cycles are initiated by the producer block, which transform the solar energy to the chemical one in the course of the photosynthetic process. It is the most rapid and mainframe cycle in the biosphere; its dynamic properties are considered below.
The amount of different biogenic elements in cycling is determined mainly by features of the environment. The intensity of cycling depends on properties of the producer block. The additional loop 2 reflects the role of the consumer block. The energy and matter flow through it are approximately 10 times less than directly from the producers to the mortmass, but the consumers, influencing the producer block, 'bootstrap' the turnover. Similarly, loop 3, involving the block of consumers of second order and also 10 times less intensive than loop 2, contributes to increasing intensity of the total cycling. In Figure 2 for the marine ecosystems the blocks of producers, reducers, and consumers are marked by the first letters P, R, and C, respectively.
Elements' Pathways: Terrestrial Ecosystems
The terrestrial biogeocoenose, in addition to the blocks, involved in the described main cycle, includes the atmospheric block. Flows 1-6, connecting this block with others, are internal flows of the biogeocoenose. The importance of the cycle formed by flows 1 and 2 is close to importance of the central cycle 1. The main source of carbon for photosynthetic plants is carbonic gas from atmosphere. In contrast, in the course of respiration, plants send off carbonic gas and consume oxygen. Also, as shown in Figure 1, plants play important role in passing water from soil to atmosphere (the process of transpiration).
Flow 3 describes the process of respiration of other members of biocoenose: consumers and reducers. Another way of sending carbonic gas (and other chemical substances) from plant body to atmosphere is fire, produced by such natural factors as thunderbolt (flow 4). Connections between soil and atmosphere are reflected in flows 5 and 6: precipitation, soil respiration, and diffusion.
Interaction between soil and upper lithosphere (which is considered as a part of the biosphere, but not of biogeocoenoses) is described by flows 7 (lixiviation), 8 (leakage, mineralization, fossilization), and 9 (thermal water circulation).
Elements' Pathways: Marine Ecosystems
Aquatic biogeocoenoses have the same principal 'cybernetic' structure, but with special role of the water environment. The latter plays the functional role of soil (or, more precisely, soil solution), which stores ions and 'feeds' producers, and, partially, the role of atmosphere, which delivers carbonic gas and oxygen to living organisms. Connections between water environment and real atmosphere are pictured by flows 10 (precipitations), 11 (diffusion), and 12 (evaporation). The hydrosphere is also connected with the upper lithosphere by flows 13 (dissolution) and 14 (fossilization of sediments).
It is important to stress that total biomass of marine ecosystems is much less (approximately 800 times) of the terrestrial one (about 5 x 109t contrary to 4000 x 109t). At the same time the primary production of marine ecosystem is only 4 times less. It is explained by much more intensive matter cycling in the ocean. Correspondingly, the matter involved in marine and terrestrial cycles is similar (about 215 x 109 and 270 x 109t correspondingly). Apart from similarity of the primary production (170 x 109 and 60 x 109t), it is explained by intensive migration of gas substances among the atmosphere and the ocean. Biomass of marine ecosystems is renewed many times during a year.
The marine ecosystems can be divided into shelf or sublittoral (functioning on the shelf, shallow coastal part of the sea) and open sea (connected with open deep-sea territories). The former are much richer in energy and biomass, and are characterized by much more intensive nutrient cycling. This fact is explained by possibility of photosynthesis in the sea floor (the bottom is above the photosynthetic horizon, which lies at a depth of about 200 m) and easiness of involving the mortmass, concentrating in the seabed, in the cycling.
Open-sea ecosystems are characterized by two types of nutrient cycling. The first is connected with surface water, which includes not only producers, but also reducers, 'intercepting' diving particles of mortmass. This cycle, naturally, is not closed, because an essential part of the mortmass falls to the bottom. Return of this matter to the ecosystem is difficult because of (1) bottom conditions, which are adverse for the life and, particularly, for reducer's activity; and (2) the usual absence of ways of transportation of biogenic elements from the bottom to the layers under the photosynthetic horizon. As a result, the biogenic elements are concentrated in the bottom sediments, and the process of fossilization (flow 14) is much more intensive in the open sea than in the shelf.It leads to much more essential losses of biogenic elements in this type of biological cycles.
The upper cycle, in its part, usually can be divided into two forms. The first, in a depth of 25-40 m, is characterized by the best conditions for photosynthesis, but limited by deficiency in accessible biogenic elements, which are mainly results of local reducers' activity. The second form of cycling is connected with producers' activity in a depth of 70-90 m, where photosynthesis cannot be so intensive, but the reducers are much better provided by nutrition, which come in from above, from the upper cycle, and from below, as a result of turbulent diffusion.
The richest marine ecosystems are observed in the territories where cold sea currents lift deep water to the surface or where local conditions promote mixing of water layers (e.g., near coral reefs). In other words, open-sea ecosystems function better, if the second, bigger cycle, including deep-water sediments, is closed.
The shelf and open-sea ecosystems are unified, naturally, by the water; these are mixed by currents and winds. Besides, there is a transfer of biogenic elements from the shelf to open sea (flow 15), where they are utilized by the upper-water reducers or accumulated by bottom sediments.
A special type of marine nutrient cycling is typical for the so-called rift life concentrations or 'oases'. They were discovered in 1977 and are located around abyssal rifts, where deep-sea thermal springs occur. Such abyssal rift ecosystems are based on populations of microbial chemo-synthetic producers, which use chemical energy, not solar, for organic matter production . Flow 16 represents the movement (with lifting hot water) of high-energy substances (mainly hydrogen sulfide) from lithosphere to ocean water. The ecosystems can include many organisms, consumers and reducers, adapted to these special conditions: worms, pogonophors, mollusks, fishes, etc. Some of these organisms are in symbiotrophic relations with chemosynthetic bacteria, which live in their bodies.
Probably, rift ecosystems can function without contacts with other parts of biosphere, although they are not really isolated and, particularly, can participate in enrichment of seawater by organic substance. There is an opinion that biogeochemical cycling, characterized for the rift ecosystems, has some common properties with the first cycling, formed in the Earth on the stage of hydrogen-helium atmosphere.
A basic element for formal description of biological cycling is a model of elementary turnover. A special term 'coenome' can be proposed for such elementary biogeocoenotic cyclic element. The coenome can include one or several populations of producers (as a source of energy and a kernel of the association); reducers, that close biogeochemical cycles; and consumers that stimulate energetic processes in the system. According to V. N. Sukachev, producers can be subdivided into three general groups: edificators (determinators), co-edificators, and assectators. Coenome species are characterized by some level of co-adaptation. The main features of cross-population relations in a coenome are the following: a low level of competition, as a result of effective separation of niches; high-developed mutualism, especially, in pairs 'producer-reducer'; and an optimal (from energetic reasons) level of trophic relationship. Naturally, the areas of ecological optimum of coenome species must have a common part.
Biogeocoenose may be characterized by one dominant coenome, but usually it is also possible to recognize some minor coenomes in its structure. If biogeocoenose is characterized by two or more dominant coenomes, it is amphicoenoses. In general, most natural ecosystems are superposition of several coenomes as a result of spatial heterogeneity, exogenic factors, etc.
The principal scheme of matter and energy flows in coenome (without consumers) is represented in Figure 3. The symbols x, y, p, q denote contents of some chemical element, respectively, in the biomass of producers, in the biomass of reducers, in the mortmass, and in the inorganic matter, accessible for producers. Characteristic intensity of the element cycling is symbolized by M. The coefficient a (0 < a < 1) determines what part of the element does escape the populations of producers as organic matter, and the coefficient A (0 < A < 1) determines the same for populations of reducers.
The cyclic structure of a coenome illustrates the importance of positive feedback in food webs which exists simultaneously with negative feedback circuits in usual competition and trophic relations. This nontrivial 'cybernetic' structure of ecosystem permits its capacity of fast development in appropriate conditions, concurrently with the capacity of homeostasis.
The simplest closed model of matter cycling in a coenome (the firm lines in Figure 3) can be designed on the basis of Lotka-Volterra models. Without describing effects of saturation and self-limitation of populations, it can be written as follows:
dx/dt — aqx - bx dp/dt — abx + Asy - ryp dy/dt — rpy - sy dq/dt — (1 - a)bx +(1 - A)sy - aqx
The coefficients b and s are the death rates of producers and reducers; a and r estimate intensity of use, respectively, of inorganic matter by producers and mortmass by consumers. The model does not
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p y determine the stable values x and y, but only their ratio: x/y = (1 — X)s/ab. It is explicable both from the mathematical point of view (the sum (x + y + p + q) does not change during the process) and by biological reasons (the model describes closed circulation of the element) that the element amount in the cycle is determined by some external factors. Under natural assumptions that a > b, r > s, system of equations in [1] is stable, but not asymptotically.
A more realistic model can be obtained by the use of the equations with Michaelis-Menten functions in the right-hand members:
dx/dt — A(cq/(x + cq) -b/A)x dp/dt — abx + Asy - Rhpy/(y + hp)
dy/dt — R(hp/(y + hp) - s/R)y dq/dt — (1 - a)bx +(1 - A)sy - Acqx/ (x + cq)
System [2] dictates the same parameter M = abx and the same ratio between biomasses of populations, as in model [1]. However, in this case, the quantities p and q depend on population sizes.
For the energetic flows in coenome (the dotted lines in Figure 3), it is possible to write, similarly to the model [2], the following system:
dix-/dt = (E — ab — <x )ex dep / dt = abex + Asey — Rhepey / (ey + hep) — <pep [3] dey/dt = (7Rhep/(ey + hep) — As — <y )ey where the variables ex, ey, ep estimate energy in the biomass of producers, reducers, and mortmass, respectively; <xex, <yey, <jpep are energy losses for each group; E ex is the intensity of the energy flow into populations of producers; 7 (0 < 7 < 1) is the part of the dead biomass energy, which passes to the energy of the reducers' biomass.
The first equation of the system [3] does not depend on others. The condition of existing steady nonzero value ex (which depends on initial conditions) is <rx = E — ab. The conditions of positivity of the steady state are 7 > As/R, <y < 7R — AS.
The problem of interrelation between the matter and energy flows in the coenome can be considered with the use of the variables fly, flp, which are the measures of energy per biomass unit ofproducers, reducers, and mort-mass, respectively. The variables can be described by the equation dflx/dt — (E - ab - ax dfip/dt — h(R - s)(l - A)f3x + h(R - s) jRs ftp
Figure 3 Matter and energy flows in a coenome.
The variables flx, flp, fly can be used as measures of the level of organization (or thermodynamic instability) of a p
p a y population biomass. It is possible to interpret system [4] as the model of information transformation in the coenome, if the term 'information' is used as a synonym of negentropy.
The flows of matter, energy, and information in the models [1]-[4] are ultimately determined by producer activity. In some way, the variables x, ex, and are external parameters of the models, which should be described by some additional equations. A possibility to estimate the steady values of these coordinates has to be studied on the basis of other reasons; for example, one can use the Liebig law. Concentration of noncritical ions in soil does not influence productivity, and even inhibits it in the case of too high concentration. A scale of cycling is determined not only by the amount of accessible bioelements, but also by the biochemical properties of soil.
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Like most big cities around the world, Delhi is a potpourri of people and cultures. Millions find their way into the city to fulfill their dreams and aspirations. Among them is a refugee community with a dream of a different kind…to go back to Tibet once their country is free. Until then, they live in a tiny neighbourhood in North Delhi called Majnu ka Tilla.
When a 15th century Sufi saint attained enlightenment after meeting Guru Nanak, the 'Gurudwara Majnu ka Tilla' was built to honour the Sufi's passionate devotion. Centuries later, the region is now popular as mini Tibet. How did that happen?
After the Tibet Uprising in 1959, Dalai Lama went into exile and about 8000 residents from Tibet left with him. While some settled in Mcleodganj in Himachal Pradesh, few others found their way to Delhi. After the Indo-Chinese war in 1962, many more residents had to leave Tibet and a large number of them settled in the Tibetan refugee colony in Majnu ka Tilla, a piece of land which the Indian Government officially allotted to them to call their home. More recently, Majnu ka Tilla was rechristened as New Aruna Nagar, although people still refer to the colony by its former name.
Home away from home
Majnu ka Tilla is home to many second and third generation Tibetan refugees. They have grown up in Delhi listening to tales of Tibet from their families who had to go through the painful ordeal of leaving their country. Today, the people of the community live a closely knit life trying to preserve their cultural lineage.
With about 400 Tibetan families permanently living in Majnu ka Tilla, it's a country packed into a neighbourhood
With about 400 Tibetan families permanently living in Majnu ka Tilla, it's a country packed into a neighbourhood. Children are taught to read and write the Tibetan script at home schools. Tibetan prayer flags flutter across balconies and terraces. Monks stroll through the narrow alleys in their deep red robes; and residents gather over a cup of butter tea to chat in their local language.
The monastery square in the heart of Majnu ka Tilla has a Buddhist temple with prayer wheels and a picture of his holiness Dalai Lama. Incense smoke fills the air during the evenings along with soft prayer chants which can be heard from a distance. One can only imagine the vibe of this place during Losar, the Tibetan New Year.
Shopping at Majnu ka Tilla
What intended to be a refugee colony for the Tibetans, has today turned into a thriving multicultural society, expanding to include the Nepalese and North East Indian diasporas. The residents are not only preserving their cultures but making it accessible to outsiders and in doing so, generating tourism.
Residents are not only preserving their cultures but making it accessible to outsiders and in doing so, generating tourism
Majnu ka Tilla sees a floating population of thousands of backpackers in search of budget hotels in Delhi. The region is popular with the students of North campus of Delhi University for its close proximity.
The Majnu ka Tilla market sells everything from junk jewellery to bags, caps and t-shirts with 'I love Tibet' written on them. Grocery stores have imports like Tibetan spices, pickles, yak butter, cheese and biscuits. Souvenir shops sell handmade carpets and masks. There are pharmacies, foreign exchange and even travel agents selling package tours to Dharamshala, Sarnath and Bodh Gaya. By all means, Majnu ka Tilla isn't a Sarojini Nagar for steal deals, but you'd be surprised to find some trendy clothing and first copy shoes.
Food in Majnu ka Tilla
Delhi is notable for its food scene. From regional thalis to the best fine dine restaurants and fusion eats, there's something here for everyone. Majnu ka Tilla adds a whole new dimension to the capital with its authentic Tibetan, Nepalese and Korean cuisine at budget friendly prices.
Laphing (a cold spicy roll with chicken or soya) is an absolute must try from the stalls inside Majnu ka Tilla. You'll also find women selling street food like chicken momos, Tsampa (Tibetan porridge), Khapse (deep fried biscuits) and cured meats like pork, buffalo and yak on skewers.
For a proper Tibetan meal, head to the Himalaya restaurant. Non-experimentalists can stick to Thukpa (noodle soup with chicken or pork) and Tibetan Pork ribs. The adventurist can dive into some buff (buffalo) momos. For mains, try Tingmo or Tibetan soft bun along with buff shapta (buffalo and vegetables in semi gravy) or some Chicken garlic rice.
Oldies like the Dolma House, Rigo and Wongdhen House are other favourites for local specialities like Gyuma (Tibetan sausage), Shabalay (fried momo) and Chaylay (buffalo tongue sautéed with spices). To complete the meal, head to Ama's cafe for desserts where the Mud cake, Yak Tibetan Cheesecake and Butter tea is to die for.
(L) Tibetan lunch scene; (R) Tingmo or Tibetan soft bun
How to reach Majnu ka Tilla
- Majnu ka Tilla can be reached by the Vidhan Sabha metro station on the yellow line
- Avoid bringing your own car
- The ISBT Kashmiri Gate bus stand is hardly five minutes from here
Things to know
- Alcolhol is not served at restaurants inside Majnu ka Tilla since it's largely a residential colony
- Overnight buses leave regularly from Majnu ka Tilla for Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Bir and Shimla
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Tarantulas, scorpions found in abandoned apartment
HOUSTON – It happens: Sometimes people leave things behind when they move.
But what one tenant left in an apartment in southwest Houston was anything but normal.
Tarantulas and scorpions were found in 20 containers scattered in an apartment on South Wilcrest Drive and Rockley Road.
Of the 13 tarantulas found, three of them were dead. There were also 59 scorpions, 54 of them were babies. All but one of the species were venomous although not strong enough to kill someone, according to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
From there, the tarantulas and scorpions were taken to the SPCA.
The tarantulas and scorpions will be held there and go through the process of any other type of abandonment case -- although even the SPCA admits this is a bizarre one.
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The Winding Trail apartment complex staff was just trying to inform a tenant he was in the process of being evicted when they gained access to the home. They not only noticed the man moved out, but he also forgot some things.
While Harris County Pct. 1 and the Houston SPCA secured the containers, the apartment complex can't be too sure they're all accounted for before they exterminate the unit.
"There's definitely a chance there's still some crawling around, we don't know," Harris County Pct. 1 Chief Deputy JC Mosire said. "They can hide, they can really hide."
The SPCA said the arachnids can survive weeks without resources, but it's unclear if these ones were abused or just forgotten. Under the law, neglect falls under the cruelty to animals category.
The identity of the man who lived at the apartment has not been released, but what investigators did say is that they did not find any evidence that he was selling them.
No charges have been filed in this case but a court hearing to determine custody of these insects will take place in about 7-10 days, according to the SPCA.
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Curtis Arnold is the founder of CardRatings.com, that's an advocacy site focusing on the credit card industry. He's with us to talk about what consumers can do to stay out of the kind of credit trouble Congress heard about today. Mr. Arnold, welcome to the program.
Mr. CURTIS ARNOLD (Founder, CardRatings.com): Thank you, so glad to be here.
NORRIS: Now, I imagine the best way to avoid this problem in the first place is to just pay your bills in a timely manner, but if someone does fall behind, how can customers avoid these big problems?
Mr. ARNOLD: Invariably, even the most conscientious consumers are going to make a late payment once in a while. And if you do, the thing I would suggest that you do is you call your card company and just tell them that, you know, I've been a good customer, I've got a good credit score, and I'd like to have that -and in often cases you're charged - dinged - 39 bucks for late payment - and just ask that be reversed. Sometimes a simple courteous phone call will do the trick.
But what you have to be more cognizant of is the potential for that late payment, not just the fee, but the detrimental effect it can have on your interest rate. Because typically a card issuer, if you're late one day, will put you into default or penalty pricing. And that means that your interest rate - let's say you've got an interest rate of 10 percent, which is a good rate -suddenly overnight could skyrocket as high as 32-plus percent.
NORRIS: Now, there are people in Congress that are calling for changes in this practice - this is something that needs to end. But if you've already run afoul of this, and all of your credit card rates have skyrocketed, what can you do - if anything - to bring them back down?
Mr. ARNOLD: Well, the good news is that if your credit is good - and I'm talking specifically about your credit score. So if your credit score is good and you are paying interest rates above 15 percent - which is about the average interest rate currently for platinum credit cards - if you're paying a rate above that - say you're paying 25-30 percent. Then you should contact your issuer and say, why am I paying such a high rate?
They - if the customer service rep that answers the phone cannot help you, ask to speak to a manager. Typically, the manager can make concessions. If the manager can't, then threaten to close off that account. And they will typically transfer you to an account retention department, whose sole purpose is to keep you as a happy customer. They don't want to lose you. It costs them up to 200 bucks to acquire a new customer to replace you.
If they don't budge at that point, and they usually do, but if they don't, then - if you've got a good credit score, go - be proactive as a consumer and be savvy and educated.
NORRIS: The Consumer Federation of America today described these practices as traps and tricks. And even though they're legal, is this what they essentially are, a way for the credit card companies to pump up their profits, especially if people don't pay their bills on time?
Mr. ARNOLD: It's definitely an initiative by the credit card industry to boost their bottom line, to keep their stockholders happy. And the credit industry has become more and more fee dependent. And so they're looking at creative ways that they can slap you with up to $39 late fees, up to $39 over-limit fees. And it, you know, it is a form of a trap, because they are not going to go out of their way to help you avoid these fees.
As consumers, we need to be cognizant of this type of fees, and at all cost try to avoid the fees - no pun intended.
NORRIS: Mr. Arnold, thank you very much.
Mr. ARNOLD: My pleasure.
NORRIS: Curtis Arnold is the founder of CardRatings.com, an advocacy site that focuses on the credit card industry.
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(1) By far the easiest to trace is the story of the seven that were built for Barnum & London in the middle 1880's. These seven, together with the older Howes Dragon, made a total of eight for that show. The first two of the seven, Santa Claus and The Old Woman in the Shoe, were made in 1883 as evidenced by the special lithographs that were made up for each of them. Between 1886 and 1888, the set was completed with the addition of Mother Goose, Bluebeard, Sinbad the Sailor, Cinderella, and Red Riding Hood. The special two-sheet lithograph, circa 1889 (photo no. 5) indicated that there were two others – Sleeping Beauty and Robinson Crusoe. However, none of the considerable news coverage about this set that would be contemporary with the lithograph, including a special route book issued for the 1889 winter season in London, ever mentions other than the eight. This, together with the entire absence of photographs of the Beauty and Crusoe, has led me to conclude that these two were never built.
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(1903 – Conover Set # 703 – photo # BB21)
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There they remained until 1927 when they were purchased by Fred Buchanan, together with several other wagons, including the Twin Hemisphere Bandwagon, the Barnum & Bailey calliope with the big horn and clown carvings, the Barnum & Bailey hippo den, for his Robbins Brothers Circus, The winter quarters for this show was in Granger, Iowa. After the purchase, the Robbins Show was on 30 cars through mid-season 1930. About this time, the depression was beginning to make itself felt, and ten cars were cut off and returned to Granger; and it is probable that the four floats were included. The show, being mortgaged to William P. Hall, was brought onto the Hall Farm of Lancaster, Missouri, at the end of the season. In 1931, it limped the season on 15 cars and returned to Lancaster. This left the four floats in Granger until a Christmas parade unit was formed sometime between 1930 and 1932, the tour of this unit terminating in Lancaster. However, Santa Claus was not with this promotion and was left in Granger where it rotted away.
(1936 – Joseph Bradbury Album # 59 – photo # 25B – Buchanan WQ in Granger, Iowa, Nov. 1936 – Manny Gunn collection)
(1) Excerpts from "Those Diminutive Tableaus, the Allegorical Pony-Drawn Parade Floats" -Bandwagon: Vol. 4, No. 5 (Sep-Oct), 1960, pp. 3-9
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This guide is a reference for users to copy and paste from when installing OpenMRS on OpenShift.
Connecting to the server: rhc ssh $OPENSHIFT_APP_NAME
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