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Year 8 science club are going to attempt to complete one of the activities in the Genius Inventions pack to gain their Bronze CREST awards.
This is a "self delivery" pack which has been designed specifically for National Science and Engineering Week 2013. The science behind fingeprints is well known! What is not so well known is the link between fingerprints and footprints. Right Angle Events have launched a new education pack called 'Toes for Turf' comprising at least 4 hours of fun teaching material linked to Key Stage 1-4 Mathematics.
We have designed a fantastic scheme especially for National Science & Engineering Week called "Toes For Turf". The science behind fingerprints is well known. What is not so well known is the science behind footprints or "feet prints". This activity enables students to take, classify and "lift" both fingerprints and foot prints. As the research on footprints is meagre, this scheme will allow students to make some discoveries about the correlation or otherwise between fingerprints and feet prints.
We will be running a science club for children from the junior school for 8 weeks before science week. Children will be working on projects designed by local scientists and making posters to show what they've done. A competition will be held and prizes will be given for the best posters and projects. During science week we'll have a science day for the whole school. Local scientists will come to the school and we'll have science themed activities all day.
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The McMinnville Grizzlies left nothing to chance in their Class 6A state play-in game against McKay on Friday.
Gage Gubrud completed 14 of 17 passes for 306 yards and five total touchdowns -- all in the first half -- and Zach Silver had 148 total yards and three touchdowns as the Grizzlies stifled the Royal Scots, 62-14, before an excited and soaked home crowd at Wortman Stadium.
McMinnville (6-4 overall) scored touchdowns on each of its first eight possessions while McKay (1-9 overall) committed two turnovers and struggled to gain traction.
Scots wide receiver Kris Williams caught a tipped pass and ran it in for a 50-yard touchdown in the second quarter to bring the score to 21-7, but the Grizzlies scored on their next possession and recovered a McKay fumble.
The Royal Scots struggled to prevent big plays, as three of McMinnville's touchdowns went for 30 yards or more.
"The line stepped up big," Silver said. "They had a great game. It was just nice all around."
The Grizzlies will travel to Oregon City to face the Pioneers on Nov. 8.
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Dayton 55, Colton 8
DAYTON -- The rain fell and the Pirates scored.
That was the only story left to tell after Dayton defeated Colton Friday night at Gubser Field, formally wrapping up the Class 3A West Valley League title.
"I'm proud of our guys tonight," Pirates coach Brodie Unger said. "Finishing the season undefeated is a very good thing, no matter how you look at it, and this week at practice they just approached things differently. They were focused, they were relaxed. The look in their eyes was just different."
Seven different Dayton players tallied eight touchdowns in the first half. Running back Tyler Clark scored on a short touchdown run minutes into the first quarter, then added a 25-yard touchdown run later. Jarred Ashley returned a pair of punts for Pirate touchdowns, one for 54 yards and another for 44 yards.
Later in the first quarter, Zach Spink blocked a punt that Chance Bowlin recovered in the end zone to give Dayton (9-0 overall, 6-0 West Valley) a 35-0 lead.
After Bowlin's touchdown, Unger pulled his players in around him.
"I just told them to keep playing," he said. "I learned never to let the score dictate how we play. We're always playing hard, we're always playing tough no matter what else is going on."
Little changed in the second quarter. Pirates running back Connor Spivey scored on a 7-yard run, and Oscar Rosas picked up a fumble and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown. Minutes later, Chance Bowlin broke off a 15-yard run, bounced off a referee and recovered to score Dayton's final touchdown of the game.
"We've grown a lot since the beginning of the year," Unger said. "We're a better team, we're a family and we know what we're good at."
Colton finished in second place in the West Valley League with a 4-2 record (5-4 overall).
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The Warriors lost their third game in their past four outings in a road defeat at Gervais in Friday night's Class 3A West Valley League game. Amity drops to 3-5 overall and 2-4 in the West Valley League standings.
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Penalty after penalty wasn't enough to keep the Class 3A Spartans down Friday night.
Sheridan (2-6 overall, 2-4 Class 3A West Valley League) used a decisive second half to beat Class 2A Corbett (2-6 overall). Spartans coach Brice Ingram, however, thought the first half wasn't so smooth.
"We started out flat," Ingram said. "They scored on the third play of the game and we just weren't playing football. Finally, we settled down and started to play. I could say a lot of things, but we just didn't play football in the first half."
The score was tied, 6-6, at halftime. In the second half, Sheridan's Boone Meyer caught two touchdown passes to put the Spartans over the top.
"I'm proud of our kids," Ingram said. "I'm looking forward to next season."
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The Buckaroos (6-4, 4-0 Casco) scored 28 points in the second quarter and 20 points in the fourth quarter in clinching the Casco League title over Perrydale (5-4 overall, 3-1 Casco).
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The paper you get in the mail tomorrow, Tuesday, will include an account of Mac's loss to Sheldon. Unfortunately, Willamina also lost, so we have no teams left in volleyball, just football and soccer.
The fan base for football is much larger than that for volleyball, so some disparity is inevitable. We certainly take it seriously, though, and try to make sure it gets some attention.
My daughter played both club and scholastic volleyball all through high school, in addition to club and scholastic softball, and continued with softball in college. So both women's sports and volleyball are close to my heart. I've watched hundreds of volleyball matches.
We are doing our best to balance competing interests among a broad array of sports, both men's and women's, at seven high schools and a college. It's a challenge, but a challenge we take very seriously.
This last weekend, we had at least seven teams playing, that I can think of right off the top of my head, and I'm willing to bet I'm missing a few. We can't hit them all and give them all top play.
Steve Bagwell, managing editor
1. The "fill-in" Search box at top-right searches only our website articles. Results are displayed in "relevancy" order, which is not wholly chronological.
In this case, stories with "Volleyball" in the headline appear first. Next comes a set of stories the system identifies with strong volleyball focus throughout. Finally, all other stories -- chronologically -- with volleyball anywhere in the text
That kind of search result can be handy in some situations. I'm not a huge fan of it. But it's how our website search system works, and we can't easily change it.
2. Beneath the Search box there is a link to "search newspaper articles." That opens an archive of almost 140,000 articles that have appeared in the print News-Register since January 1999. Those search results can be displayed in full chronological order, or in a relevancy order.
Just as McMinnville will tend to get more sports coverage than, say, Amity because of its much larger readership base, football tends to get more coverage than some sports because it usually involves so many more players, coaches, families and fan base. Having said that, I would invite a fair comparison of the diversity of overall News-Register sports coverage with most any community newspaper I see, anywhere.
At any rate, I appreciate the comments. It's always good for us to hear how different people respond to the content of the newspaper and its website.
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Franchisers such as Spring-Green Lawn Care, The Dwyer Group and the recently launched Lush Lawn are offering discounts to attract individuals from these groups to their operations. While it's difficult to judge to what extent these groups of professionals will become green industry business owners, some have already taken the plunge. This is starting to look like an industry trend.
Jeff Anderson of Waukomis, Okla., was in the Army National Guard for eight years. He liked the fact that Spring-Green "is family-owned and the business model fit what I wanted." He opened his franchise in 2007.
Anderson says that his military experience has proven valuable to him as a lawn care company owner by instilling the self-discipline and persistence necessary for his business to thrive.
"I was in the artillery and they had a saying: 'shoot, scoot and move.' Basically, it was all about preparation. That really fits well with this business. It's all about preparation; so that whatever your product or service is, you have to be prepared to handle sales when they happen, be able to produce when you need to, and make the operation work."
Anderson advises other veterans considering lawn care businesses to "really search out what opportunities are out there. Really think about what you want to be doing or can be doing on a daily basis. Look at what you would enjoy."
Jim Hoelsworth, a franchise owner from Cape May Courthouse, N.J., was in the Navy (submarine service) for 10 years where he specialized in electronics. Hoelsworth, who opened his business four and a half years ago, chose Spring-Green because he was looking for a franchise, which exemplified "high standards and quality services."
He's convinced his military experience sharpened the "organizational, goal orientations and personnel management" skills that have added to his success as a franchise owner.
Not one to waste time, his advice to veterans considering the business was simple: "Just do it."
Hoelsworth abides by two great philosophical mottos in his job: "Get it done and KISS," which is short for "Keep It Simple Stupid."
According to Spring-Green, Hofer's military background played an integral role in its participation in VetFran, a subsidy program that aids veterans in buying a franchise (offered through the International Franchise Association).
Through its alliance with VetFran, the company applies up to $5,000 of the initial franchise fee toward start-up expenses approved by the company and reinvests another $10,000 back into new owners' second-year local marketing efforts.
CivilianJobs.com named Spring-Green Lawn Care as a "Most Valuable Employer for Military" finalist, and G.I. Jobs recognized it as a military-friendly franchise.
Charles Baldwin, 51, a career firefighter, became a franchise owner from a different route. He is the first public servant to take advantage of The Dwyer Group's new Public Protectors Franchise Advantage (PPFA) Program. As such, he received an 18 percent discount on the fee to become part of The Grounds Guys national franchise network.
Baldwin is no newcomer to the landscape industry. He started his own landscape company, DesignScape Landscape Service in Evans, Ga., 12 years ago. For almost a decade DesignScape offered primarily design/build and installation services. In 2010, he shifted the company's service focus heavily into landscape maintenance.
"I never had the systems in place to take my company to the next level," admits Baldwin. "I had no idea how to create these systems. In fact, I didn't know they existed.
"The green industry has gotten progressively competitive and, looking back, I realize I was leaving a lot of money on the table. You have to have systems to manage your money, your employees, and to provide quality service to your customers," he adds.
Baldwin, who has planned a July grand re-opening for his new company, The Grounds Guys, Evans, Ga., is a lot more optimistic about his company's success and growth, especially now that his son, C.J. Baldwin, a U.S. Air Force Reservist, is now part of his team.
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It was at the end of the first Gulf War when franchising visionary and The Dwyer Group founder, Don Dwyer, had an inspirational idea: empower military veterans to get into business for themselves, yet not by themselves. That vision grew into VetFran, a program designed to incentivize former veterans to become new franchise owners. Today, his daughter, Dina Dwyer-Owens, CEO and chairwoman of The Dwyer Group, has expanded that program to include more than 400 franchise brands across the country and is extending the vision again.
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Here are two free plug-in tools that make it painless for Sugar 7 users to get a quick glimpse into critical history items.
Continue Reading...If you want to use namespaces following the PSR-0 standard for your custom code, it is now possible with the SugarAutoLoader in sugar7. Now you don't have to insert require statements all over the place.
SugarAutoLoader::addNamespace('Fbsg\\', 'custom/include/Fbsg');
Sugar's autoloader will now map requests for the class Fbsg\Example\Test to the file "custom/include/Fbsg/Example/Test.php".
Post From Faye Business Systems Group Director of Development Matthew Strickland
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When you work with something everyday, eliminating tedious and repetitive tasks not only improves your productivity but also helps your sanity. With Sugar, there are certain things we as developers are constantly doing; in some cases, over and over again. How many times have you run quick repair and rebuild?
Luckily, we program things. We write scripts that make our lives in that moment a tad bit easier. But it's easy to lose track of these things; we might even write the same tool over and over again.
In this series of posts, we're going to build a command line utility tool whose only purpose is to make life more beautiful. If you've ever used the laravel framework, you are familiar with the "artisan" tool which is built with the symfony console component. We are going to do the same thing.
The general idea here is to be able to call commands like these:
$ sugarcli admin:repair
$ sugarcli manifest:validate
Let's get started.
We are going to be using symfony console composer, so if you aren't familiar be sure to read-up on it. The first thing, we need to do is pull in our symfony console dependency in composer.json.
"require": {
"symfony/console": "v2.4.4"
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"Fbsg\\": "src"
$ composer install
Notice that we are using psr-4 for are auto-loading our classes, as we will be using psr compliant namespaces.
Now that we have our dependencies installed to the vendor folder, we are ready to start.
In the next post, we'll be building the quick repair/rebuild command.
You can view the github repository here.
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Editor's Note: This blog post comes from Bill Convis of SierraCRM, and talks about how his team worked with our top notch engineering team to find a way to add action menu items across multiple modules. Big thanks to Bill for the writeup, and Peter DeMartini of SierraCRM, and David Wheeler of SugarCRM for helping form the solution.
With the release of SugarCRM 7 came new challenges and opportunities for SugarCRM technology partners. An entirely new paradigm was offered for solution providers to add new features to the power of SugarCRM. Process Manager Enterprise (PM) from SierraCRM, a workflow solution that augments SugarCRM's existing workflow, was being updated to take advantage of the new architecture.
One of the features to be added to the new release of PM was the ability to see all the processes for a single object. Our intent was to show both processes that had been completed and process that were currently active.
After reviewing the options, a decision was made to add an "action item" to a record view to display a drawer with a listing view of the processes for that record.
We approached John Mertic at SugarCRM and asked him if there was an extensible framework for action buttons, as we wanted to build a solution that was both upgrade safe and would be global across all modules. He suggested we meet with the engineers at SugarCon.
At the SugarCon 2014 conference in San Francisco, Sierra's senior developer, Peter DeMartini, met up with SugarCRM Engineer David Wheeler at one of the hacker sessions.
This new file would be ./custom/clients/base/layouts/record/record.php.
In record.php we injected our custom layout, pm-record-logic, into the baseline record view. This pm-record-logic layout was the key to ensure that custom javascript code was guaranteed to be present for the modules record view and this javascript would be available on the click event of the new action button.
The final file that was created with the help from David (this was the most important piece for us) was the pm-record-logic.js file. David suggested we extend the initialize function , call the _super method and then bind our code to the click event for the button created above. The code snippet is:
We will now present the code in its entirety with instructions for other solution providers to accomplish the same thing:
The first file is record.php and lives in ./custom/clients/base/views/record/record.php
This file adds the action button to the action menu. The 'name' => 'pm_record_reports' will map to a file ./custom/clients/base/views/pm-record-logic/pm-record-logic.js with an initialize function that will set this buttons name to a click event function.
The next file is also named record.php and lives in ./custom/clients/base/layouts/record/record.php
What is key in this file is the 'layout' => 'pm-record-logic'. Which allows us to inject our custom view into every record view.
Our first file is:
And our handle bars file ./custom/clients/base/views/pm-record-logic/pm-record-logic.hbs
And finally our pm-record-logic.js file which makes the api call to Process Manager to retrieve all the processes for the given object:
The remaining files used in this customization are the view and layouts for the actual data returned by Process Manager to be shown in the drawer.
What was key to this customization, and what we learned from the outstanding support from John and David, was the ability to be able to guarantee that our new action button click event function in javascript would be placed on the action menu for most modules (excluding Leads) and that we had confidence that the javascript functions on the click event would also be present.
During the Sugar 7 Developer training sessions, the attendees often asked for more code samples to get up to speed writing dashlets. This blog provides a good template that could be used when writing a dashlet that will pull data from an external source.
Quick start
The dashlet is available for free on Github https://github.com/tortugacrm/sugar7_football_wc2014_dashlet
This code is published under the GPL 3 license.
For a quick installation in your Sugar 7 instance, please follow the guidances in §Installation.
The dashlet comes in English, French, German, Swedish and Russian.
This blog post is a straightforward example how to consume an external service and render the data into a dashlet. The service will be the World Cup in JSON! http://worldcup.sfg.io
This is a free REST API that returns the scores for the games played the current day or the scores for your favorite team.
JSON example:
Remark: if the response is empty, there is no match scheduled for the day. Please try the other call: http://worldcup.sfg.io/matches/country?fifa_code=USA
[{ "match_number": 45, "location": "Arena Pernambuco", "datetime": "2014-06-26T13:00:00.000-03:00", "status": "in progress", "home_team": { "country": "USA", "code": "USA", "goals": 0 }, "away_team": { "country": "Germany", "code": "GER", "goals": 0 }, "winner": null, }, ETC...
Assuming you start with a clone of the News dashlet, the JQuery call to the World Cup service will return a 401 error (unauthorized). How to fix this? All you have is to make the call with a PHP script located on the same web server. The best practice will be extending Sugar REST services by adding a custom endpoint. Then, your JavaScript controller will call the service that will call the external World Cup service and then will receive the data in a JSON format and will send it back to the JS controller.
The code
Edit: 30th June 12:45AM CET. blog & github had been updated. The web service call is made through a custom endpoint.
Now let's have a look to the code.
The PHP script that calls the service. We implement two calls. The first to retrieve the games for the day, the other one to return all the games for a specific team. If the first call does not return any data, it is because no game is scheduled on that day.
You might already be familiar with the function call_service (it was already published on this blog). I added one parameter at the end that lets the user decide if he wants to receive a JSON string or the data in a structured PHP array.
And a last important remark: the name of the class and the php file has to be the same. I recommend to end this name with "Api".
Now the dashlet:
1) The metadata
2) The controller
Easy to understand. the loadData function builds the parameters to provide to the PHP script depending the settings (shall we show today's matches live scores or my favorite team's scores?)
Then, this mysterious loop modifies on the fly the date value in order to be shown according to the user's timezone, based on his settings in Sugar:
$.each(data, function (idx, obj) { obj.datetime = formatDateUser(obj.datetime); });
Note these two functions:
– app.api.buildURL will build the url to call our custom web service.
– app.api.call will call our custom web service.
3) The Handlebar template
Remark: as the JSON data do not come with item names, the loop is built on "this" (good to know).
4) The language files
5) And finally the manifest.php
This section describes how to install the dashlet. It does not required any technical knowledge. However, please be aware that you will follow the exact steps.
1) Download the module (Zip file) from the Github repository
Click on the 'Download ZIP' button located on the bottom right.
2) Log in your Sugar 7 instance as the admin.
3) Go to the menu located next to the profile picture on the top right. Click on 'Admin'.
4) Scroll down to the 5th section called 'Developer Tools'. Click on 'Module Loader'.
5) In the lower section of the page, click on the 'Choose file' button, select the wc14.zip archive included in the file you downloaded during step 1. Click on 'Upload'.
6) Now the module is in the list below. Click on the install button.
7) Accept the license.
8) Wait for the browser to complete the installation. This step might take a couple of minutes, be patient. For some unknown reasons, some instances might finish the installation with a blank screen. It should not, but it's ok. The installation is finished when your browser stops loading the page.
9) On the top bar, click on 'Administration'
10) Scroll down to the 3rd section called 'System'. Click on 'Repair'.
11) Click on 'Quick Repair and Rebuild'
12) Wait for the browser to complete the repair. The repair is finished when your browser stops loading the page.
13) Log out
14) Clear your browser cache
15) Log in as Jim
16) Edit the Dashboard
17) Select the area where you want to see you dashlet. Click on the Plus image
18) Chose the 'Football' dashlet in the list. You might want to preview it clicking on the preview button (with the eye).
19) Configure the dashlet: chose to view the games for the current day or your fav team's games
20) Save the dashboard
21) Be a happy user of the Football dashlet!
I would like to thank my colleagues: Abhijeet who found out the World Cup Json web site, Harald for reviewing the code, Alena, Anki, Evi for the translations.
Special thank to Jeff Bickart who suggested that I added a custom endpoint in order to provide the best practices in this tutorial.
I had this question come from a partner this week…
Users can't maintain their two sessions of Sugar (One via the REST API, and the other their Sugar Instance) at the same time. Signing in to either one will always result to the session expiration of the other one
This is mostly because the Sugar 7 uses the same REST API to power all the new Sugar UX components, so if you need to let the API know you aren't coming from the desktop client. The way to do this in as a part of the /oauth2/token call, changing the 'platform' parameter as shown below to something other than 'base', 'mobile', or 'portal'…
There was a discussion recently in Andrea Ayer's Sugar Adminstration Essentials class about previous layouts are stored in Studio when changing how a screen looks. You can access it on an View edit screen by clicking 'View History'…
The specific question came up of how many previous layouts are saved. Here's the answer…
- By default, the past 50 layouts are saved
- You can change this by setting the config variable $sugar_config['studio_max_history']
- Setting $sugar_config['studio_max_history'] to 0 will enable saving all previous layouts


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Play mahjongg solitaire in any of twelve unique ways with the exciting and extremely versatile Mahjongg Variations.
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The Calling of God
Though it is not directly mentioned here, each believer has a call to service. Many have been gifted to labor in the world. Others have been gifted to work with men and women, perhaps in the church. God's call is ...Read More
The Kingdom Paradox
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The glory that surrounds God is seen as beautiful colors, a wash of amazing sounds, a perfume of wonderful smells. That God adorns Himself with beauty is a sign to us. Do not settle for paltry architecture, advertising-jingle music, or ...Read More
The Importance of Communion
Few churches enjoy Holy Communion on a weekly basis. Some claim that to do so would demean its meaning by becoming common. Yet we gather every week to worship God. Others say it would be impractical. Discuss with your pastor ...Read More
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The doctrine of justification by faith makes no sense if God is not a God of judgment. When people see God's judgments in the church, they ought to tremble and must come to grips once again with their free justification ...Read More
Letters to Corinth
Those who seek to have Christ as Savior only are the "wood, hay, and straw." They will be burned up, because they have torn up the church by their carnal behavior. Read this chapter. If it applies, correct your ways ...Read More
Paul at Ephesus
With the destruction of the temple, the outward features of the old covenant came to an end. We no longer take Nazirite vows and we no longer expect either defilement or blessing to be transmitted through clothes. The "clothes" of ...Read More
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In the holy war conquest of Canaan, enemy cities were burned as whole burnt offerings, almost certainly by God's altar fire. In Acts 2, tongues of fire fell on God's new altar-people, who then take holy war to the world ...Read More
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In 1 Corinthians 15:12–19 Paul employs logic and reason throughout as he argues with the Corinthians. What does this say to you about the importance of these verbal tools in the furtherance of the Gospel? Should your church offer a ...Read More
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Does today's lesson strike close to home? Are there things you advise other Christians to do that you yourself don't do? Beyond this mild hypocrisy, is there some awful sin in your life that you are covering up with a ...Read More
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