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COL(R) Soderdahl is a retired Army Urologist with 30+ years on Active Duty and multiple deployments/missions across the globe. He also is the Executive Director of WarDocs.
In this episode, we interview COL(R) Dr. Doug Soderdahl. You will hear how military urologists support warfighters in deployed environments and at home. Find out how a wannabee Army Helicopter Pilot found his way to Army Medicine and stayed for a 30+ year career. He describes stories from multiple deployments, including an isolated GSW to the prostate, MASCAL triage challenges as well as a self-inflicted "Beretta Bite". His expertise as a Urologist paid dividends downrange, and his surgical experience allowed him to perform procedures and interventions for combat casualties that were well outside his normal stateside scope of practice Dr. Soderdahl shares some unique experiences, from Australian rappelling in Korea to humanitarian missions in Central America and Africa. Find out how a Social Media Dinosaur with one Facebook friend created an online resource for ~2000 Army physicians.
Dr. Soderdahl attended Wheaton College and then graduated from Northwestern University Medical School. He completed urology training at Madigan AMC and an Endourology Fellowship at EVMS. He has deployed twice to the CENTCOM AOR. He has held various titles in his career, including Commander, Program Director, Surgeon in Chief, and Army Urology Consultant to the Army Surgeon General. COL(R) Soderdahl has had unique and interesting experiences during his distinguished Army Medicine career and beyond, and he shares important lessons learned and recommendations through engaging stories and personal reflection.
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The 2016 Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show returns to the Rhode Island Convention Center February 18-21 and this year is unlike any other. Get ready to explore flowers, landscaping designs and even a culinary series. Check out below for five can't-miss things to do.
On Friday, February 19, step back in time with popular band Reminisce, who will dazzle the crowd with music from the 50s and 60s. Spend an evening with flowers and a little bit of jazz to set the perfect Friday night vibe.
The Flower Show is introducing a "Garden-to-Table" Culinary Series in 2016. Join chefs, mixologists and other culinary professionals as they show you how to make the most out of your garden. We all like those farm-to-table flavors, so why not learn to do it at home.
Providence Journal writer Henry Homeyer is stepping out from behind the keyboard and stepping up on stage to bring you "How to Eat Something From Your Vegetable Garden Every Day of the Year." Learn all about how to make the most out of your garden, even in the winter. With a new culinary addition to the show, this is a can't-miss lecture.
Who says garden shows are only for adults? Roger Williams Park Zoo is bringing along the Zoomobile. After you stroll through the exhibits, reward the kids with a visit to the Zoomobile, appearing on Thursday and Friday at noon.
Be sure to take the kids to see the Norman Bird Sanctuary's Metamorphosis Puppet Show. Enjoy this educational and fun way to spend some quality time with your kids while the whole family is getting to know the best part of spring — gardening.


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Macleod Named Interim Head Coach
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Newcastle Eagles have promoted from within after handing Fabulous Flournoy's former assistant the keys to the most successful club in British basketball.
Ian Macleod became one of the veteran playcaller's most trusted lieutenants in recent years and last season saw the Geordie coach given even greater responsibility on match nights.
And Newcastle managing director Paul Blake has moved to end any short-term speculation regarding Flournoy's successor by naming Macleod as the Eagles' interim head coach.
"Ian is a talented, well-respected and ambitious coach who deserves his chance," he said.
"I am excited to see what he can do as a head coach and I want to give him time to make his mark in the BBL.
"He has lived and breathed Newcastle Eagles for almost 20 years now and this appointment represents the culmination of an incredible journey with the club.
Coach Ian Macleod playcalling in a time out last season
"Ian has been working closely with Fab and Dave Forrester all summer to recruit a team capable of challenging for silverware this season and he knows these players inside out.
"I took a chance on Fab as an untried head coach 17 years ago and look how that worked out. I'm prepared to do the same where Ian is concerned and I felt a degree of continuity was critical during a period of significant change."
Macleod, who was on GB Under 18 duty as an assistant coach earlier this summer, has a burgeoning reputation within the British game as one of basketball's rising stars.
The 36-year-old is renowned for his attention to tactical detail and will continue to work alongside Forrester – with no immediate plans to add to the club's coaching staff.
"I was approached about the head coach's position a few days ago and it's an incredible opportunity for me," said Macleod, who was appointed as an assistant to Flournoy in 2013.
"To be offered a head coach's role at any BBL club would be a fantastic opportunity for someone in my position but Newcastle isn't any club. I'm well aware of that.
"But I've had a few days to think about the position I find myself in and I'm fully focused on what I want to happen moving forward.
"Realistically it's something I've worked towards for the best part of 20 years. I've always wanted to be a professional coach and to do that at Newcastle is extra special.
"I've been involved at every level of the club since I was a kid – from volunteering at hour-long community sessions to joining Fab's BBL coaching staff, it's been an amazing journey and I've seen how this club works at first hand from top to bottom."
Macleod is under no illusion as to the enormity of the job facing any coach tasked with following Flournoy.
But he is relishing the opportunity to lead a roster built to put Newcastle back on top of the BBL this season.
Macleod has been assistant coach for the Eagles since 2013
"I'm fortunate to be inheriting a strong roster and a deep roster," he added. "I've been working closely with Fab and Dave all summer in terms of recruitment so I'm confident we have a well-balanced team.
"As a club we always do our due diligence where the character of players is concerned and the guys I have around me are wholly committed and very coachable.
"Because of the nature of Fab's role I know most of the guys who I'm coaching very well. There's a level of familiarity there as far as the returning players are concerned – I know how they work and vice versa.
"It's been all hands on deck since Fab confirmed he was moving to the Raptors. I've already worked hard to ensure the players are on the same page as me and while it's been important to celebrate what Fab has achieved and look back on some great memories it's now all about getting back to normality.
"It's all about ensuring that we're match ready for the first competitive fixture on September 20."
The post-Flournoy era gathers pace tonight when Newcastle face BBL foes Worcester Wolves in the second of this week's pre-season friendlies.
It is hoped Sade Ade Hussein will be fit to suit up after the Frenchman picked up a knee injury in Tuesday night's narrow defeat to the touring USA Select side.
And Macleod could hand a debut to Mike Morsell after the ex-Towson Tiger touched down on Tyneside last night.
Tickets for pre-season and the first 2019-20 BBL season game are on sale now from the all-new box office.
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Here we are again with another Halloween card using the little witch from Stamping Bella. This layout was posted on Kristine B (Oregon) blog http://www.inksomething.blogspot.com/ . This was so much fun to make ... I had ALL the ingredients needed without going out to add to my already bulging stash of stamps, paper, embelishments. I love the way it turned out with all the just right layout (thank you, Kristine). I hope you like it, too! Come see me again.
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Off Currituck Beach, NC Steamer METROPOLIS Disaster, Jan 1878
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A TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.
WRECK OF STEAMER METROPOLIS.
ANOTHER GREAT DISASTER NEAR THE KITTY HAWK SIGNAL STATION -- THE METROPOLIS DRIVEN ASHORE IN GALE -- NEARLY TWO HUNDRED LIVES BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LOST -- NO ASSISTANCE RENDERED BY THE LIFE SAVING CREW.
At an early hour last evening, news was received at Wasington from the Kitty Hawk Signal Station, that the steamer METROPOLIS had gone ashore off Currituck Beach, on the North Carolina Coast, and that between 150 and 200 lives had been lost. Fifty persons are said to have been washed ashore, but with these exceptions it is though that all of the 248 persons on board were drowned. The accounts from the wreck thus far are meagre, owing to the remoteness of the place where it occurred.
DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.
Special Dispatch to the New York Times.
Norfolk, Va., Jan. 31. -- During the south-east gale this afternoon the steamship METROPOLIS, of New York, from Philadelphia for Para, South America, with stores and laborers on board, grounded on the outer bar off Currituck Beach, about three miles south of the light, and 10 miles north of Kitty Hawk Signal Station. She at once bilged and floated broadside to the sea. FIfty of the passengers and crew got on shore, and the rest, about 150 in number, were lost, no assistance being rendered from the shore, from life stations, or fishermen.
Capt. TRUXTON, of the Navy yard here, and Capt. PICKUP, of the towing company, received information of the disaster, whereupon the tug Choatan was coaled up, and will leave for the wreck via Albemarle Sound. The scene of the wreck is about 20 miles north of where the Huron was lost. As yet the news is vague as to the number lost, but only 50 have reached shore. The authorities in Washington have ordered an operator to a place near the scene of wreck.
Ten P. M. -- One of the men saved states that all last night the vessel encountered heavy weather, with a strong gale from south-east. About 6:30 this evening the ship struck, when all was confusion on board, the sea making a complete breach over the vessel, washing the passengers and crew into the seething foam. Amid the howling of the tempest and the roaring of the surf, the orders of the officers could not be heard. When the vessel struck, several of her boats were swept from the decks. Those who reached the shore, managed to do so by holding on to pieces of the wreck. Efforts are being made by the signal observer to get the names of the survivors. The tug Croaton, Capt. PICKUP, leaves here for the scene at 11 o'clock. It is learned from another source that when the vessel struck she was heading south-south-east. The wind was blowing a perfect hurricane, and she using all the power her machinery afforded to keep her head to wind.
No assistance was given to the wreck by the signal stations or by the life saving crew in the vicinity. As soon as connection is made with the scene other and more important details will be send. The Navy Department has ordered assistance sent to the wreck, but what it will be no one can learn, as the Government has no steamer here capable of rendering any service at present.
Feb. 1 -- One A. M. -- The chief officer of the METROPOLIS was among the saved, and set the message to the signal operator at Kitty Hawk. The vessel went ashore this morning. The Captain has not been seen or heard of since the vessel struck.
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New York, NY Ferry Boat SECAUCAS Wreck & Fire, Aug 1910
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Ocracoke, NC (Off Shore) Steamer HOME Disaster, Oct 1837
Chowan River, NC Steamer OLIVE Struck By Tornado, Feb 1903


From the Calendar: "Canada lynx and snowshoe hare live in the high elevations of the watershed. These animals are dependant on the same deep snowpack that provides a year-round input of cool water to the streams."
The 2019 calendar features more great block print art by local kids with help from the Methow Arts Alliance and layout by Tara Gregg. Pick up your 2018 calendar at the Riverbank in Twisp, the Twisp Community Center, the Twisp Library, or the Winthrop Library, or click here to view the calendar as a PDF.
This year's MRC calendar connects to ADVENTURES, ACTIVITIES AND INFORMATION tailored to each month. If you haven't gotten your calendar yet, you can download an electronic version here.
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Omar Shakir is a retired Bermudian football player.
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Famously known by the Family name Omar Shakir, is a great Athlete. He was born on May 16, 1977, in Bermuda. is a beautiful and populous city located in Bermuda Bermuda.
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He made his debut for Bermuda in a January 2008 friendly match against Puerto Rico and earned a total of 8 caps, scoring 1 goal. He has represented his country in 4 FIFA World Cup qualification matches. He played in all four of Bermuda's qualifying games for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, including their 3–1 victory over the Cayman Islands on March 30, 2008, and their historic 2–1 victory over Trinidad and Tobago on June 15, 2008. He was also the captain of the Bermuda National team during their qualifying campaign.
His final international match was a June 2008 World Cup qualification match against Trinidad and Tobago.
He was the third selection of the first round draft pick for the newly formed Island Soccer League in Bermuda before opting instead to join the Bermuda Hogges in the USL Second Division in 2007 captaining the team in the 2008 and 2009 seasons. He then captained PHC Zebras in the 2010–11 season.
Shakir began his career with PHC Zebras at the age of 7, playing from the youth ranks right through to the senior team, playing every position on the field along the way, besides goalkeeper. After high school, he received an athletic scholarship for soccer to Howard University in Washington D.C. He was a part of the Mid-Continent Conference championship winning Howard University Bison team in 1998 and runners-up in 1997, picking up several scholar/athlete awards during his four-year playing career. After arriving back to Bermuda in 2000, Shakir had very brief stints at some clubs before eventually returning to his boyhood team PHC Zebras, where he consistently played for many years in the Bermudian Premier Division winning.
Omar Shakir (born May 16, 1977) is a retired Bermudian football player.


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Breaking The Waves
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- DEBUT LP 'BREAKING THE WAVES' RELEASED JUNE 1ST 2015 VIA BEAUTIFUL STRANGE
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"Cosmos" is the first track to be heard from The Sinclair Sinclair in 2015 and is released as a digital single via London's Beautiful Strange on March 9th ahead of the release of the quartet's debut album Breaking the Waves, due June 1st. The band talk about the record below:
'Recording "Breaking the Waves" was a long process for us. When starting almost two years ago we decided to record only in a certain atmosphere that would make us unrestricted.
On this record you can feel the velvety reverberations of old panel buildings, listen to passionate rehearsal room drum jams and delve deep into the melancholic vocals that translate an autumn loneliness of a small island in the Gulf of Finland into sentences.
If you are curious to know what the aforementioned soundscapes translate into then listen to Cosmos. It's a soundtrack for the nights when all of nature sleeps under a deep sheet of snow as quietly as if the world ended at the horizon.
For more information about The Sinclair Sinclair visit their artist page here.
For press,, interview opportunities & inquiries, please contact leigh@beautifulstrange.co.uk


A comfort food classic turned into a delectable, cheesy bite with a hint of beer that is sure to be a game-day hit.
Heat butter in medium stockpot on medium heat until melted. Whisk in flour; cook 3 min. whisking constantly, until light golden brown. Reduce heat to low.
Slowly whisk in milk and ale, 1 cup at a time; whisk continuously until mixture is smooth and thickened. Add salt and spices; stir to combine.
Stir in shredded cheeses; slowly mix until melted and smooth. Remove pot from heat.
Add green chilies, pasta to pot; mix well and let mixture cool completely in covered hotel pans in cooler.
Once mixture is chilled, use a #30 scoop to form 24 balls. Push one cube of cheese into center of each ball; seal completely. Arrange on parchment lined sheet pan and freeze 20 min.
Place flour, eggs and panko crumbs in 3 separate bowls. Dredge balls in flour, dip into eggs, then coat completely with panko.
Fry balls in batches at 375 degrees F 5-7 min. or until crisp and golden brown. Serve with ranch dressing or warmed Barilla Marinara sauce for dipping.


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Angela Hewitt, née le  à Ottawa est une pianiste canadienne. Elle est particulièrement renommée pour ses enregistrements de Bach et de musique française (Debussy, Ravel etc.).

Biographie

Jeunesse et formation
Angela Hewitt grandit à Ottawa. Son père est l'organiste de la cathédrale Christ Church et sa mère enseigne la musique. Elle apprend le piano dès l'âge de trois ans. Considérée comme une « enfant prodige », elle donne à neuf ans son premier récital, puis intègre le conservatoire royal de musique de Toronto. La jeune fille y étudie le piano, ainsi que le violon et le ballet, avant de poursuivre sa formation à Aix-en-Provence. Elle obtient un baccalauréat en musique de l'université d'Ottawa et est primée dans plusieurs concours internationaux. Durant les années 1980, elle s'établit en France et se perfectionne avec les pianistes Catherine Collard et Vlado Perlemuter.

Carrière
En 1985, Angela Hewitt remporte le  du concours international Bach de piano de Toronto, ce qui lui permet d'enregistrer un album pour le label Deutsche Grammophon et de se produire en concert. Au cours de sa carrière, elle enregistre les principales œuvres pour clavier de Bach, éditées par le label britannique Hyperion Records. En 1999, son interprétation du Clavier bien tempéré lui permet de remporter un prix Juno dans la catégorie « album classique de l'année : solo ou musique de chambre » et est retenu par BBC Music Magazine parmi les 50 meilleurs disques de l'année.

Hewitt est également connue pour ses enregistrements des œuvres du compositeur de musique baroque François Couperin. Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel ou encore Olivier Messiaen figurent également à son répertoire.

Au cours des années 1990, Hewitt cofonde l'association Piano Six, qui organise des concerts classiques dans les zones rurales du Canada, avec les pianistes Angela Cheng, , Marc-André Hamelin, André Laplante et . En 2005, la pianiste créée le Trasimeno music festival, qui se tient annuellement près de Pérouse.

En 2020, des déménageurs endommagent irrémédiablement son piano, un F278 Fazioli, lors d'un transfert à Berlin]".

Discographie sélective

Récompenses et distinctions
Angela Hewitt reçoit le titre d'officier de l'Ordre du Canada en 2000. En 2006, elle est nommée officier de l'Ordre de l'Empire britannique. Elle est membre de la société royale du Canada.

Elle obtient le prix du Gouverneur général pour les arts du spectacle en 2002. En 2006, la pianiste est nommée « artiste de l'année » par le magazine Gramophone.

En 1997, les clefs de la ville d'Ottawa sont remises à la pianiste. En 2012, le maire déclare la semaine du 14 au  « semaine Angela Hewitt » en reconnaissance de sa contribution au rayonnement culturel d'Ottawa.

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Étudiant de l'Université d'Ottawa
Pianiste canadienne
Pianiste classique
Officier de l'Ordre du Canada
Officier de l'ordre de l'Empire britannique
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Updated design for new Vancouver Art Gallery revealed, built to Passivhaus design standards
The new Vancouver Art Gallery coming to West Georgia and Cambie Street has a new name, and an updated design after a major funding announcement.
The new gallery building will be known as the Chan Centre for the Visual Arts, after a $40 million donation by the Chan family, well-known for their philanthropic endeavours. It's the largest-ever single private donation to an arts and culture organization in British Columbia.
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Design for the new Vancouver Art Gallery at Cambie and West Georgia Street. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Entrance. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Ground floor. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Walkway. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Gallery space. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Courtyard. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Exhibition space. Credit: Vancouver Art Gallery
Switzerland-based architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron unveiled their first iteration of the design for the new Vancouver Art Gallery in 2015, an Inukshuk-shaped building form of stacked boxes with a wood façade. It faced mixed reviews from architecture critics.
That original design has since been tweaked, and today an updated version with more glass was revealed.
The design for the new gallery now includes a façade made up of "glass logs," described by the architects as "pure, soft and light, establishing a unique relation to covered wooden terraces all around the building."
The new gallery is a Passivhaus design, a rigorous standard for energy efficiency in a building which reduces the building's ecological footprint.
As with the first iteration, the design concentrates the larger volumes of the building at the top, with minimal mass on the lower levels. By having the bulk of the structure high above the street, the architects say it will allow light and air to filter down to an active, open-air courtyard below.
The new Vancouver Art Gallery will include community spaces, a 350 seat theatre, free access galleries, complementary admission programs, and a publicly accessible Resource Centre Library.
"The new Vancouver Art Gallery is a vertical building, distinctly spectacular at first sight, with an arrangement that resonates with the place where it is built. It offers ample outdoor spaces that are sunny in summer and protected from rain in winter, to suit the climate and life in British Columbia," described Herzog & de Meuron. "Visitors to the building will be able to perceive Vancouver's urbanity and its amazing natural setting in many different ways."
Previous iteration of the Vancouver Art Gallery design, released in 2015.
Fundraising has slowed since the first building concept was revealed in 2015, but it's hoped the updated design and gift from the Chan family will breathe new life into the campaign.
A total of $135 million in private and public sector funding has been secured, including an initial investment of $50 million from the Province of British Columbia. The City of Vancouver also designated the land, known as Larwill Park, specifically for the construction of the new Vancouver Art Gallery. Two office towers are proposed for the north of the property along Dunsmuir Street, but that plan is still in its conceptual stage.
Construction of the building is estimated at a minimum of $300 million.
The Vancouver Art Gallery says next steps will be to continue work with senior levels of government and the private sector to secure the additional funding needed to begin construction.
Herzog & de Meuron have designed many high-profile buildings, including the National Stadium (Bird's Nest) for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China and the conversion of the Bankside power plant to Tate Modern in London.
Neighbourhood set to transform with The Post redevelopment, new art gallery
The neighbourhood surrounding the new Vancouver Art Gallery site will look significantly different over the next decade.
One block away, QuadReal has begun construction on the redevelopment of the former Canada Post office into a mixed-use office and retail development which will be home to Amazon, as well as a green grocer, food hall and additional retail.
Cross-section of The Post development. Credit: QuadReal
Kitty corner to The Post is Westbank and Allied's new office tower at 400 West Georgia, currently under construction. The lantern-inspired building will be home to Deloitte Canada. Westbank is also involved in the upcoming redevelopment of the Central Steam Plant at West Georgia and Beatty Street.
Rendering of new office building to be constructed at 400 West Georgia Street. Credit: Colliers Canada
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A loan closet is a program that allows people to borrow durable medical equipment and home medical equipment at no cost or at low cost.  The loan closet may be offered through an organization, an individual, or some other entity, often a non-profit organization. Because medical equipment is expensive and often needed for only a short time, loan closets help people receive equipment that they may not otherwise be able to afford.

Process
Typically, a loan closet receives donated equipment from people who no longer need it. The loan closet will then clean and check the equipment and make it available to another person. Depending on the particular loan closet, the equipment may be loaned out for a set period of time, for as long as the person needs it or, in some cases it may be given away. When the equipment is returned, it is cleaned again and checked for safety and is then made available for the next person. The medical equipment available varies from one loan closet to another.

Clients
The requirements to use a loan closet vary. Some loan closets are only available to certain groups of people such as senior citizens or veterans. Others may only serve people with a  particular disease or condition, such as ALS, multiple sclerosis, cancer, or cerebral palsy. A person may also need to reside in a particular geographical area, belong to a certain organization, or have an income below a certain level.

Sponsors
Loan closets may be sponsored by churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, senior centers, or fire stations. An individual may also loan out medical equipment on an informal basis. There are many non-profit organizations whose sole purpose is to loan out home medical equipment to those in need.

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Loan closets are dependent on contributors for the equipment which they lend out. Loan closets can be found through social workers, hospital discharge staff, and physicians' offices. Not all loan closets accept all donations and arrangements may need to be made in advance before donations are accepted.

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3/4 Nina reported on her rescue of a llama who has been passed around to at least 5 owners. At her third home there were 4 llamas. The first one was killed by a mountain lion, the next by a pit bull dog attack, the next one died of unknown cause, leaving this female. She has had free reign on 50 acres. A vet saw the llama that was attacked by the dog and remembers this female llama but she stayed back. The Tubbs Fire burned down all the buildings and land in Oct. 2017 and this llama survived. She remained on the property during her 4th owner's control while he looked for a safe home for her. He named the llama, Lena, at the end of February 2019 because she had no name.
#5 Owner: SWLR/Foster-Nina Pedersen in Petaluma, CA. Lena was "caught" 3/1/19 by a team of people, trailered to the vet (Cotati Large Animal Hospital) for exam, fecal test, and shots, then transported to Nina's ranch in Petaluma for her final destination. She has been vaccinated and dewormed but is fearful of people. Lena was extremely distressed and screaming when caught.
3/9 Susi reported receiving an inquiry from someone who has a small farm in East Tennessee that they want to convert into a llama rescue. They are looking for more information about how ans where to start getting the word out.
3/11 Black Back and Ringo were returned to Lynda. The adopter decided they were not what he was looking for. They were from the Fairplay rescue part 2.
Orphina, 6 month old female, had surgery for a bone infection that turned out not be an infection but rampant scar tissue build up. Xrays, surgery and lab work and treatment was about $1100. She is recovering and the scar tissue is dissipating as are the surgical incisions.
3/11 Sue Downs said she would work on the coordinator manual. baxter sent a copy of the SELR manual sent to Sue and will send a copy to L'illette also if Sue & L'illette want to work on it together.
3/15 2 alpacas were rehomed from Edgewood, NM to Ft Summer, NM. Both of these were older female rescue alpacas. Rosemary Metcalf was the coordinator for the rehome.
3/23 Lynda posted pictures of a nice trio of camelids needing a new home. They are very tame. She is coordinating with Karen to look for a new place they can go. If you know of anyone who would like three friendly males, please let me know. They are currently in Pagosa Springs, CO.
3/25 An adopter wrote to alert us about Hall's of Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica 'Halliana') - an ornamental bush species that it turns out is highly poisonous, when leaves or berries are eaten in large quantity in the winter.
Tragically I just lost Mangas to poisoning and am heartbroken that something like this could happen. I just want to make sure others don't lose an animal to this or other species that demonstrate higher toxicity in different parts of the plant and/or different times of the year see:
https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/all/lonicera-japonica/
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/honeysuckle-poisonous-pets-64900.html
While the are this plant was found, was largely inaccessible to the llamas, Mangas jumped a short fence and then stretched his neck over another fence to top the leaves off the shrub. Since the incident I have cut the shrub down and burned all the plant material.
3/25 DaddyLlama (yes, that is his name) needs a number. He just arrived this week. He came with an injury and currently is at Franklin vet. Owner did sign surrender documents and delivered llama and gave a donation toward his vet care.
3/27 Rosemary was contacted by a lady asking for assistance regarding a single male alpaca. His buddy was sold and he was given to an 87-year old man. The alpaca and the man's miniature horse and donkey are not getting along and the alpaca needs to leave ASAP.


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Written in Water - Book Launch on Monday 31st October at 5 p.m.
Monday, October 31, 2022 - 17:00
We are pleased to invite you to the launch of a new biography of John Keats: Written in Water, by Alessandro Gallenzi (London: Alma Books, 2022).
The first biography to provide a complete and fresh account of the last five months of Keats's life, from his voyage to Italy to his death at Piazza di Spagna.
Admission is allowed with the normal museum entrance ticket and booking is mandatory due to the limited number of seats (write to info@ksh.roma.it). Please note that the event will be in Italian.
The event will also be broadcast live on our Facebook page.
"Superbly researched… crisply written," The Tablet
"Enthralling and original," The Spectator.
On 17th September 1820, accompanied by his friend Joseph Severn, John Keats left London for Italy on board the Maria Crowther in a desperate bid to restore his health. Anguished at the thought of having to part, possibly for ever, from his fiancée and his friends, troubled by money worries and broken in body and mind, the young poet launched on his last journey on earth with both a sense of hope and a deep foreboding that his efforts would be in vain. Despite Keats's own assertion that by then he no longer felt a citizen of the world and was leading a 'posthumous life', his final five months were filled with events of great biographical interest, and deserve to be examined much more carefully.
Using exclusively primary sources and first-hand accounts, Keats's editor and translator Alessandro Gallenzi has pieced together all the available material – adding newly discovered and previously unpublished documents – to help the reader follow the poet step by step from his departure and tumultuous voyage to Naples, through to his arduous journey to Rome and harrowing death in his lodgings by the Spanish Steps in February 1821. The result is a gripping narrative packed with detail and new revelations, one that invites us to strip away the Romantic patina that has formed over the story of Keats's short life, offering a wider picture that enhances our understanding of both poet and man.
Alessandro Gallenzi is the founder of Alma Books. As well as being a literary publisher with over twenty years of experience, he is a prize-winning translator, a poet, a playwright and a novelist. His collection of poetry, Modern Bestiary – Ars Poetastrica, was published in 2005 to critical acclaim. His satirical literary novel, Bestseller, was published in 2010, followed by InterRail in 2012, The Tower in 2014 and Il figlio perduto (Rizzoli, 2018). His verse translation of Alexander Pope's The Rape of the Lock won the Premio Biblioteca di Monselice special award in 2010. His articles have appeared in many papers and journals, including The Times, The Scotsman and The London Magazine. He edited John Keats's Complete Poems for Alma in 2019, published a translation of Keats's Letters ('La valle dell'anima') with Adelphi and, most recently (September 2022), published a biography of Keats's final months in Italy, Written in Water.
Thursday, November 24, 2022 - 18:00 to Friday, December 23, 2022 - 18:00
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August 1: Shining a light on an accomplished artist
Last week your article 'Iconic Moment in Irish History Stands Tall', centred on the 20ft sculpture featuring 'two giants' John Hayes and Donnacha O'Callaghan lifting a third giant Paul O'Connell to the sky for a throw- in at the rugby match played in Croke Park in 2007 when Ireland beat England
The article included a photograph of the three warriors seeming diminutive below the towering sculpture of heroic proportions while Patrick Campbell, the sculptor, was being interviewed elsewhere in the terminal building in Shannon Airport, before the unveiling ceremony took place.
While the Irish rugby triumvirate are very familiar national figures one would not risk to claim that Patrick Campbell is as widely known in Ireland as they are, even though he is internationally recognised as a worthy successor to the craftsmen who forged and fashioned the elegance of cities in Renaissance Europe.
He now has a studio in Florence, Italy where his work is prized and his sculpture the 'Seven Veils' a figure of a semi-veiled female bending backwards poses in the Plazza Medici Ricardi which is a palace designed for Cosmo De Medici in 1484, who is the progenitor of that powerful Italian aristocratic family.
Patrick's focus on business changed when he was in his late fifties. At that time he had rescued Bewleys of Grafton St. Dublin and formed Campbell Catering which became an international tea and coffee enterprise which in its prime employed 5,000 people world wide. At this time , Paddy became more involved with introspective creative activities such as painting and sculpture in preference to business. He hoped studies in sculpture would improve his perspective in painting as a artist.
In 1996 he began to spend less time in Dublin by spending summers living as an artist in Italy. In 2001 he discovered his true gift for sculpture and took up studies of that craft at the Florintine Academy until in 2005, when he started his own studio in Via Luna, .Florence His most recent commission to go on exhibition in Ireland is the 'Iconic Moment in Irish History' which was in part fashioned in Florence and assembled in Ireland. Other Irish commissions include a bronze bust of former President Mary McAleese for the Arus and a portrait of Sean Donlon, former Chancellor of University College Limerick. University College Dublin has acquired a 5 metre high sculpture featuring two back to back dancing figures. Entitled 'Wind and Water' while a second version of this piece 'Wind and Sea' has been acquired by the Slieve Donard Hotel, New Castle, Co. Down.
A seven metre high sculpture 'Life and Death' was commissioned by the Comune of Vicchio del Mugello, west of Florence in 2012 to commemorate victims of all wars.
It features the figure a woman standing on the ground extending her hand to a male figure descending from the sky and reaching downwards. Not untypical of 'the iconic moment' in composition but not in theme.
There is also a Campbell memorial to people missing in the sea off Bantry Bay, Co Cork
For this reason, I feel Paddy Campbell is not as well known as the nation's sporting heroes are but is every bit as interesting to the nation as they are. He has certainly shared in the glory of 'the Iconic moment' among equals and added to its charm in Munster.
Dan Clery
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Yukon has its sights set on ending a four-game losing skid tonight as the Millers make a trek to the North to face Enid in a District 6A-1 game.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at D. Bruce Selby Stadium in Enid.
The Millers, 4-4, will go in seeking to earn its fifth win of the season and their second district win. YHS, 1-4, in district, still have a slight chance of making the playoffs, but need a win over the 1-7 Plainsmen, who are 0-5 in district play.
YHS and Enid have not met on the field during the regular season in recent years, but have scrimmaged each other in the past.
And, although the Plainsmen have won only one game this season, YHS head coach Jeremy Reed said the Millers will be expecting a challenge and this is one team they cannot over look.
"Enid has one of the very best runningbacks we have seen all year," Reed said. "He's 6-1 200-pounds and if he gets in the open, he is gone. As far as individual players, he is one of the best we gave seen all year.
The Millers have not finished the season with a winning record since 2013 (YHS went 6-4, then lost in the opening round of the playoffs to Lawton) and finishing with above a .500 record would help in turning the YHS program around in Reed's second year.
Enid has been a team that features the running of tailback Will Phillips, who had 186 yards rushing in a 42-20 loss to Edmond Memorial last year and is closing in on 1,000.
His work load may be more prevalent this week after starting quarterback Titan Stephens broke a bone in his ankle and will miss the rest of the season. Sophomore quarterback Maddux Mayberry, who came on after backup Blake Priest could not move the team. Mayberry completed nine of 11 passes for 61 yards in the game and will earn the start this week.
Enid head coach Steve Hayes said he was impressed with Mayberry and his decision making. Mayberry has been the Plainsmen's starting junior varsity quarterback, but Friday night was his first varsity snaps. Hayes said the team changed to a play script that was comfortable for Mayberry and will adjust their offense to fit his play against the Millers.
"Enid is a tempo team and will try to tempo you," Reed said. "They will get into a spread package, put two backs in the backfield and will run the ball a ton with the Phillips kid.
Defensively, the Plainsmen has given up 40 or more points in six of their seven losses (that one was 31 points), but do have some key elements that could give the Millers problems. Linebacker Hayden Priest, who missed last week's game, is expected to be in the line-up against the Millers.
The game will be the longest road trip of the season for the Millers, who will be playing away for only the third time. But, Reed doesn't see that as a problem and said for him after coaching at places Altus, this trip is just another short jaunt on the road.
"For me these road trips don't seem every long because I am used to an one and half is substandard if you live in Altus," he said. "That is the second shortest road trip of the year out there. I haven't heard the players talk much about it. The thing we have to do is bring our own energy.
"It is a longer trip that people of Yukon are used to and there is a chance we may not have a huge following, who knows as far a student section, band, fans," he added. "So, we have to bring our own energy and ultimately we have to play thus game because we want to be great. As much as it pains me to say, we still have not played a complete football game. It makes me scratch and my and wonder why and I'm sure it will linger into the off season.
"It is important for me to see us play a complete football game and there is no better time for than now.
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Climatic, Geomorphic and Environmental Characteristics of Savanna Morphogenetic Region: A Case Study of Maharashtra State, India
Arjun B. Doke, Rajendra B. Zolekar
Applied Ecology and Environmental Sciences. 2020, 8(6), 530-543. DOI: 10.12691/aees-8-6-28
Received October 02, 2020; Revised October 24, 2020; Accepted November 04, 2020
The present study focuses on assessing climatic, geomorphic, and environmental factors at the regional scale. Peltier's model, combined with RS data and GIS techniques, is employed to accomplish this study's goal and find out the characterization of the morphogenetic region. The climatic data of mean annual rainfall and temperature (last 63 years) are used to delineate the morphogenetic areas. Different thematic maps from various sources such as Geomorphology of India; Geological Survey of India (GSI), Geology and mineral map of Maharashtra (GSI), Soil region map of India; National Atlas of India, Soil map of Maharashtra; National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (NBSS) are used for analysing the characteristics of Savanna morphogenetic regions. Relative relief, slope, wind speed and humidity were used for the characterization. Maximum rainfall is received 861.14 mm, minimum occur 611.75 mm rainfall. The average annual temperature of the region is 26.27°C with a maximum 27.75°C and minimum 20.26°C temperature. The relative humidity is high during the southwest monsoon months and mostly dry during the rest of the year. The maximum humidity is recorded in SW part of the region (47.50%), whereas the lowest in NE direction (69.5%). The mean annual humidity is 54.75 % and the range of humidity is 22%. The maximum wind speed is 12.31 km/ph and a minimum 6.20 km/ph. The mean annual wind speed is 10.25 km/ph and range from 6.11 km/ph. The slope aspects of the area affect the denudation processes of the hilly tracts. The entire region is dominated by moderate chemical weathering. The whole region is dominated by maximum to moderate wind action. Maximum pluvial erosion and moderate weathering processes show in the study region. The study region covers different slope units with undissected and dissected. Undissected elements cover 1571.90 km2 (1.84%), and dissected cover the area 30670.80 km2 (35.95%).
Keywords: geomorphic morphogenetic region savanna Maharashtra NDVI
The morphogenetic characteristics of different regions provide essential inputs for the assessment and interpretation of planning and management. Such kind of morphogenetic investigation may assist in perceptive any allocation of natural resources and provides detailed information about the landforms and processes of regions. First of all the morphogenetic classification was proposed by Budel (German Geographer) 1. The concept of morphogenetic regions do describes a set of specific climatic conditions and dominates geomorphic processes. Therefore, it establishes regional morphogenetic characteristics to the landscape, which set it off from those other regions developed under dissimilar climatic situation 2. The study of Peltier's (1950) is presently considered as the best source for explaining various geomorphic processes 3. Most researchers in geology, geomorphology, and other relevant subjects still apply his study to describe the complex processes continually happening on the earth's surface. Therefore, climatic, geomorphic, and environmental characteristics have been studied for the Savanna Morphogenetic Region of Maharashtra State in the present investigation.
The present day's data sources are improved such as topographical maps, aerial photographs and satellite images. Modern techniques help the quantitative analysis of slopes using data driven methods. Relief is commonly regarded as the range in altitude 4. Penck 5 emphasis to work on slope. The technique of slope analysis is suggested by many geomorphologists like 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and they have contributed in slope analysis and physiographic investigation on earth surface.
Measurement of slope angles in the field and instrumentation of process (weathering, mass wasting, and movement and erosion) acting on the hill slopes. The significant contribution in slope studies have been made by 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. The region is classified in different slope angle categories i.e. very gentle slope, gentle slope, moderate slope, moderately steep slope, steep slope, very steep slope.
The slope aspect is defined as the gradient vector's directional component and is the direction of the maximum gradient of the surface at a given point. As with slope, aspect is calculated from estimates of the partial derivative. NDVI was first used by Rouse et al. (1973) from the Remote Sensing Centre of Texas A&M University 25. The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) is a numerical indicator that uses the visible and near-infrared bands of the electromagnetic spectrum and is adopted to analyze remote sensing measurements and assess whether the target being observed contains live green vegetation present or absent 26, 27. Generally, healthy vegetation will absorb most of the visible light that falls on it, and reflects a large portion of the near-infrared light. Unhealthy or sparse vegetation reflects more visible light and less near-infrared light. Bare soils, on the other hand, reflect moderately in both the red and infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum 28. Therefore, NDVI was used for the determination of vegetation cover in the study region. The present study's main objective is to study the geomorphic and climatic characteristics of the study area.
2. Study Area
Maharashtra state is located in the central-western part of India, confined in 15° 44′-22° 06′ N latitudes and 74° 52′- 78° 53′ E longitudes (Figure 1). This region covers the area of 85324 km2, which comprises 27.74% to the total area of Maharashtra (Figure 1). Savanna region is located in the centre of Maharashtra and also situated eastern site of western Ghat. The climatic conditions in the study region vary deeply. This morphogenetic region extends over the area having mean annual rainfall between 635 to 1270 mm (millimetres), and temperature varies from 12.22 to 29.44 degrees Celsius. The climatic conditions in the study region vary deeply. It is observed that the rainfall and temperature vary from west to east. Maximum pluvial erosion and moderate weathering processes show in the study region. The western site of Maharashtra experiences heavy rain due to the Arabian branch of monsoon as Western Ghat stays as a barrier. It prevents the cloud from entering the continental part of Maharashtra. The study area shows semi-arid dry climatic conditions throughout the year and severe water resource scarcity 29.
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Figure 1. Rainfall (A), Temperature (B) and Humidity (C) distribution map of Savanna morphogenetic region and (D) Location of the region
Grid-based (0.25° × 0.25°) daily rainfall and temperature data are procured from India Meteorological Department (IMD) for a time span of 1951-2018.
Drainage density, a geomorphologic concept, was first instructed by Horton in 1932. Drainage density is the ratio of total length of all stream segments of in a given drainage basin to the total area of that basin. On the basis of drainage network and drainage, density maps have been prepared (Horton 1932) using ArcMap 10.3 software.
= Drainage density
= Total length of all stream segments
= Total area of the basin.
The SRTM DEM data are converted in hill shed, the linear features are digitized and verified on Google Earth. Geological lineament density map was generated in ArcMap 10.3 software. The direction and lineament statistics are produces using the Rockworks16 software. The purpose of the lineament density analysis is to calculate the frequency of the lineaments per unit area. This is also known as lineament-frequency 30. Based on the analysis, a map is produced, showing concentrations of the lineaments over the area. Analysis of lineament density is performed by counting the number of lineaments contained in the specified area.
Various thematic maps from various sources such as Geomorphology of India; Geological Survey of India (GSI), Geology and mineral map of Maharashtra, Soil region map of India; National Atlas of India, Soil map of Maharashtra; National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (NBSS) are used for analysing the characteristics of morphogenetic regions.
A vegetation index can be defined as a parameter calculated from reflectance values at different wavelengths and is particularly sensitive to vegetation cover, according to Gilabert et al. (2002).
NDVI= Normalized Differential Vegetation Index
IR= Reflectivity in the near infrared
R= Reflectivity in the red.
Advanced wide field sensor (AWiFS) onboard Resourcesat-1 with 56m spatial resolution; 5 days receptivity and 740km swath has enabled the prospects of near-real-time monitoring of dynamic natural resources. Resourcesat-1data downloaded from Bhuvan special bands B2, B3, B4 and B5. Each module covers a swath of 370 Km providing a combined swath of 740 Km with a side lap between them for the vegetation cover analysis of study area. Entire region is classified into three category including dense vegetation, Water body and no class. All data plates are the download of the same year and same month for analysis (Figure 2).
The NDWI was developed by McFeeters (1996). The use of the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI) in the delineation of open water features. The reflectance of water is higher in the green band and lower in NIR band, but the reflectance of vegetation is higher in NIR band than the green band. The subtraction of NIR band from green band in the numerator of NDWI will result in positive values of water features and negative values of vegetation. It has been found that water features may not be accurately extracted using NDWI due to the spectral confusion of built-up land with water bodies because built-up land may also have positive values in the NDWI-derived image. The water bodies are also extracted from satellite images.
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Figure 2. Schematic diagram of methodology (Characteristic of the region)
The high contrast in the reflectance of water in the green spectral range with respect to the NIR and SWIR region is an important characteristic. These characteristics were used to automatically delineate water feature using Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI). The NDWI was subsequently refined as Modified Normalized Difference Water Index (MNDWI). The definitions of these spectral indices are:
Where Green represents the reflectance of the green band (band 2 of AWiFS), NIR represents the reflectance of the near-infrared band (band 4 of AWiFS), and SWIR represents the reflectance of the short wave Infrared band (band 5 of AWiFS).
4. Result and Discussion
4.1. Rainfall Characteristics of Savanna Morphogenetic Region
The region lies mostly in the rain shadow zone situated to the east of Western Ghats. The average of 63 years annual rainfall in the region is 745.58 mm. Maximum rainfall is received in SW area having 861.14 mm, and minimum occur in the south region having 611.75 mm. The range of rainfall is 249.39 mm. About 70% of the annual rainfall in the region is received during the southwest monsoon season, September being the rainiest month. About 20 % of the annual rainfall in the region isreceived in the post monsoon months of October and November. The variation in theannual rainfall from year to year is not much significant (Figure 1-A).
The temperature varies through the region, the lowest temperature recorded in the region's SW direction and highest in NE part. The average annual temperature of the region is 26.27°C with a maximum 27.75°C and minimum 20.26°C temperature in NE parts and SW part of the region respectively with the range of temperature of about 7.15°C (Figure 1-B). The relative humidity is high during the southwest monsoon months and mostly dry during the rest of the year. The maximum humidity is recorded in SW part of the region (47.50%), whereas the lowest in NE direction (69.5%). The mean annual humidity is 54.75 %, and the range of humidity is 22% (Figure 1 C). The maximum wind speed is 12.31 km/ph and a minimum 6.20 km/ph. The mean annual wind speed is 10.25 km/ph and range 6.11 km/ph.
4.2. Physiography of Savanna Region
The northern part of the Tapi River shows the lowest elevation of about 55 m ASL and highest in NW direction 1392 m ASL with range elevation of 1337 m (Figure 3).
Figure 3. Elevation map of Savanna region
Table 1. Physical division of Savanna region
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More than 71% of the total area falls under moderately high zone to very high zone, (>400 m) ASL and only 28.4% area in below 400 m ASL. The west side of the region has a higher elevation as compared to the east side (Table 1). Plain areas dominate the almost entire region with varying slope gradient and aspect (Table 2). Over 92.95% of the area has slope angles less than 6°, whereas only 10 km2area is covered by steep slopes (>45°) (Figure 3). The slope aspect map shows the relative position of slope facets with respect to the north direction. Slope aspects of the area affect the denudation processes of the hilly tracts (Figure 5).
Table 2. Slope division of Savanna region
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Figure 4. Slope map of Savanna region
Figure 5. Slops aspect map of Savanna region
Figure 6. Morphogenetic processes in Savanna region: Chemical weathering (A), Mass movement (B), Pluvial erosion (C), Weathering region (D), Wind action (E) Location of the region (F)
4.3. Morphogenetic Processes in Savanna Region
The weathering characteristics of the region are described in Figure 6. The entire region is dominated by moderate chemical weathering due to low rainfall and humidity (Figure 6-A), very slight to moderate weathering (Figure 6-D), moderate mass movement (Figure 6-B), maximum to moderate pluvial erosion (Figure 6-C) because of lack of vegetation. The entire region is dominated by maximum to moderate wind action (Figure 6-E).
4.4. Geology of Savanna region
Deccan trap covers the highest area of the Savanna region (75437.59 km2) i.e., 88.41% of the total area (Table 3). On the only north side of the Savanna region we can see the 'Alluvium' in the river Tapi basin, which is a recent formation, covers 9886.36 km2area (11.59%). Adyalkar (1975) studied alluvial deposits of this area and has described the basement topography of Tapi valley 31. Based on bore log data, it is estimated that the alluvial deposits are as deep as 200 m in Tapi valley and even deeper, up to about 400 m, in Purna valley (Figure 7).
4.5. Geomorphology of Savanna region
The Savanna region may be divided in different geomorphic units and the various tropical weathering landforms. The area covers ridges or hills with intervening broad undulating plains coves 577.11 km2 (0.68%) area. Table 4 presents the area and percentage of area covers for different geomorphological units. The entire region covers different slope units with undissected and dissected. Undissected elements cover 1571.90 km2 (1.84%), and dissected cover the area 30670.80 km2 (35.95%).
Geologically, the almost entire region is covered by the Deccan trap with inter trappean beds, whereas lava plateaus cover the second largest area of the Savanna region, Undissected and dissected plateaus cover 20,306.75 km2 (23.80%) and 1,101.36 km2 (1.29%) area respectively. Rocky terraces cover 132.55 km2 area (0.16%). Low lying plains 1,465.70 km2 area (1.72%).
Table 3. Area wise distribution of the Geological units in the Savanna region with Geological time scale
Figure 7. Geological map of Savanna region
Figure 8. Geomorphological map of Savanna region
Figure 8 represents the geomorphology of the Savanna region. The area is characterized by low rainfall and high-temperature range and its impact on denudation processes. The whole area is characterized by slight to moderate chemical weathering due to which very small pockets cover deeply weathered plains.
In rives of Tapi, Godavari, and Bhima basin, low lying plains are formatted. Present floodplains and older alluvial plains covers 5,715.13 km2 (6.70%) and 19,732.26 km2 (23.13). Infilled valleys with or without alluvial ridges cover 95.94 km2 (0.11%) area. Colluvial foot slopes cover the area of 1,545.43 km2 (1.81%) followed by riverine terraces 1,349.26 km2 area (1.58%) and water bodies (major dams, ponds, and water in river channel) 519.48 km2 area (0.61%).
Table 4. Geomorphological units in the Savanna region
Figure 9. Statistic of lineament and density distribution in Savanna region
Figure 10. Drainage density distributions in Savanna region
4.6. Lineament and Drainage Density
The area having maximum lineament density of 0.35 km/sq.km and minimum is 0.003 km/sq.km with range of 0.347 km/sq.km (Figure 9). The total number of lineaments is 571, and the length is 12,090.73 km; the statistics of lineament and density distribution are presented in Figure 9 and Figure 10. The direction of lineament in the Savanna region SW-NE. The Savanna region area having moderate rainfall characteristics having a drainage density is low 0.65 km/sq.km (5.21). The drainage density is varies from 0.13 to 0.41 km/sq.km.
4.7. Soil in Savanna Region
There is less variation in soils of this area. Figure 11 shows the soil types in the Savanna region. The small patches in NW covers Haplaquents, Paleustalfs, Rhodustalfs (red sandy) soil, which acquires 1,329.18 km2 (1.56%) area. Parallel to the river channel Pelluderts, Pellusterts, Chromusterts (deep black) soils are common, which cover 14,286.26 km2 (16.74%) of the area. Pelluderts, Chromusterts (medium black) covers a large area, spread over 50,292.34 km2 (58.94%) area of Savanna regions. Hilly area slopes covers Ustochrepts (shallow black) soil, which acquires 19,201.76 km2area (22.65%), (Table 5). The small areas in SW are dominated by Plinthaqualts, Plinthustults, Plinthudults (Laterite) soils covering the area of 218.28 km2 (0.26%).
4.8. Soil Depth in Savanna Region
In Savanna, soils are deep near to the river channel and shallow is the mountainous area. Whole region is divided in six categories which are; extra shallow, shallow, moderately shallow, moderately deep, deep and very deep (Figure 12). Extra shallow or rock outcrop covers the lowest area of 5 km2 (0.01%), (Table 6). Shallow area covers 345.40 km2 (0.42%) area. Moderately shallow soils cover a larger area of about 43954.06 km2 (51.13%). Moderately deep and deep soil covers 8191.60 km2 (9.53%) and 5834.99 km2 (6.79%) area, respectively. Very deep soil covers the second-largest area of 27012.02 km2 (31.42%) of the region. The water bodies also cover 616.83 km2 (0.72%) area.
Figure 11. Soil types with soil code in Savanna region
Table 5. Soil regions in Savanna region with soil code
Figure 12. Soil depth in Savanna region
Table 6. Soil depth in Savanna region
4.9. Vegetation in Savanna Region
The area covered dry deciduous forest and are further divided into two types, Dry teak forests, and dry mixed deciduous forests. In the first category, species like teak, Ougeinia Dalbergioides (tiwas), Acacia Catechu (Khair), Gmelina Arborea (Shivan), and Anogeissus Latifolia (dhavda) are found. The mixed deciduous forests on the other hand, include Boswellia Serrata (salai), Anogeissuslatifolia (dhavda), Lanneagrandis (moin), Cleistanthuscollinus (garari), Soymidafebrinfuga (rohan) and Terminaliatomentosa (ain). The timber derived from these forests is of inferior quality and is used as domestic fuel. The area coverage of healthy vegetation in the Savanna region is 47527 km2 (55.70%), and water bodies cover 769 km2area (Table 7). Figure 13 portray vegetation distribution in the Savanna region.
Table 7. Vegetation distribution with area in Savanna region
Figure 13. Vegetation distribution in Savanna region
Table 8 (a). Morphogenetic characteristics of Savanna region
Table 8 (a) and Table 8 (b) represent the summarized characterization of the Savanna Morphogenetic region. Twenty characteristic studies in the present work. Rainfall (mm), temperature (°C), humidity (%), and wind speed (km/ph) with maximum, minimum, arithmetic mean, and range. Geology, geomorphology, Lineament Density, and Direction (km/sq.km) are studded in the present work. Different dominant processes also characterize this morphogenetic region. In the case of weathering processes, it is found that the maximum pluvial erosion and moderate chemical weathering. The Savanna region is characterized by a moderate leaching environment with moderate mass movement. The wind action is moderate in savanna regions. Maximum rainfall is received 861.14 mm, minimum occur 611.75 mm rainfall. The region's average annual temperature is 26.27°C with a maximum 27.75°C and a minimum 20.26°C temperature. The relative humidity is high during the southwest monsoon months and mostly dry during the rest of the year. The maximum humidity is recorded in SW part of the region (47.50%), whereas the lowest in NE direction (69.5%). The mean annual humidity is 54.75 % and the range of humidity is 22%. The maximum wind speed is 12.31 km/ph and a minimum 6.20 km/ph. The mean annual wind speed is 10.25 km/ph and range from 6.11 km/ph.
Table 8 (b). Morphogenetic characteristics of Savanna region
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We would like to thank Principal and Management of Pune District Education Association's Baburaoji Gholap College Sangavi, Pune and K.V.N. Naik Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha's Arts, Commerce and Science College Nashik for encouraging me to complete this research. Critical review and constructive comments from the anonymous reviewers significantly improved the final paper.
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Turretot est une commune française située dans le département de la Seine-Maritime en région Normandie.

Elle se trouve à environ  du Havre.

Géographie

Description

Commune du pays de Caux.

Communes limitrophes

Climat
Le climat qui caractérise la commune est qualifié, en 2010, de « climat océanique franc », selon la typologie des climats de la France qui compte alors huit grands types de climats en métropole. En 2020, la commune ressort du type « climat océanique » dans la classification établie par Météo-France, qui ne compte désormais, en première approche, que cinq grands types de climats en métropole. Ce type de climat se traduit par des températures douces et une pluviométrie relativement abondante (en liaison avec les perturbations venant de l'Atlantique), répartie tout au long de l'année avec un léger maximum d'octobre à février.

Les paramètres climatiques qui ont permis d'établir la typologie de 2010 comportent six variables pour les températures et huit pour les précipitations, dont les valeurs correspondent à la normale 1971-2000. Les sept principales variables caractérisant la commune sont présentées dans l'encadré ci-après.

Avec le changement climatique, ces variables ont évolué. Une étude réalisée en 2014 par la Direction générale de l'Énergie et du Climat complétée par des études régionales prévoit en effet que la  température moyenne devrait croître et la pluviométrie moyenne baisser, avec toutefois de fortes variations régionales. Ces changements peuvent être constatés sur la station météorologique de Météo-France la plus proche, « Octeville », sur la commune d'Octeville-sur-Mer, mise en service en 1994 et qui se trouve à  à vol d'oiseau, où la température moyenne annuelle est de  et la hauteur de précipitations de  pour la période 1981-2010.
Sur la station météorologique historique la plus proche, « Rouen-Boos », sur la commune de Boos,  mise en service en 1968 et à , la température moyenne annuelle évolue de  pour la période 1971-2000 à  pour 1981-2010, puis à  pour 1991-2020.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Turretot est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.
Elle appartient à l'unité urbaine du Havre, une agglomération intra-départementale regroupant  et  en 2017, dont elle est une commune de la banlieue.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction du Havre dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire, qui regroupe , est catégorisée dans les aires de  à moins de .

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (90,2 % en 2018), néanmoins en diminution par rapport à 1990 (94,3 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
terres arables (77,4 %), prairies (12,8 %), zones urbanisées (9,2 %), forêts (0,6 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Toponymie

Le nom de la localité est attesté sous les formes apud Toretot vers 1210, de Toretot en 1222, Touretot vers 1240 et 1244, 1319, 1337,  1398, Touretot en Caux en 1413, Tourtot près Monstiervillier en 1414, Tourretot en 1422, 1433, 1459, 1465 et 1471, Turetot en 1570, Ecclesie Sancti Martini de Turtot en 1500 et 1501, Saint Martin de Turretot en 1713.

Histoire

Le , la foudre tombe sur le clocher de l'église.

Politique et administration

Démographie

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments

 Église Saint-Martin.
 Stade municipal
 Salle des fêtes et gymnase
 L'ancienne gare de Turretot - Gonneville

Héraldique

Personnalités liées à la commune
 Charles Revet (1937-2021), homme politique, maire de 1965 à 2001, ancien député, ancien président du conseil général de la Seine-Maritime, sénateur de la Seine-Maritime de 1995 à , mort à Turretot.

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des communes de la Seine-Maritime

Liens externes

 Turretot sur le site de l'Institut géographique national
 Turretot sur le site de l'Insee

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Commune dans la Seine-Maritime
Unité urbaine du Havre
Aire urbaine du Havre


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The Ancient Central Andes presents a general overview of the prehistoric peoples and cultures of the Central Andes, the region now encompassing most of Peru and significant parts of Ecuador, Bolivia, northern Chile, and northwestern Argentina. The book contextualizes past and modern scholarship and provides a balanced view of current research. Two opening chapters present the intellectual, political, and practical background and history of research in the Central Andes and the spatial, temporal, and formal dimensions of the study of its past. Chapters then proceed in chronological order from remote antiquity to the Spanish Conquest.
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