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args parameter points to a
UDF_ARGS structure that has the members
listed here:
unsigned int arg_count
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0. A constant argument is an expression
that uses only constants, such as
3 or
4*7-2 or
SIN(3.14). A nonconstant
argument is an expression that refers to values that may
change from row to row, such as column names or functions
that are called with nonconstant arguments.
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args->args contains the actual
arguments that are passed for the row currently being
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i represents
args->args[i] is a null pointer (0).
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NULL, functions
can refer to it as follows:
An argument of type
is given as a string pointer plus a length, to enable
handling of binary data or data of arbitrary length.
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args->args[i] and the string
length is
args->lengths[i]. Do
not assume that the string is null-terminated.
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you must cast
args->args[i] to a
long long value:
long long int_val; int_val = *((long long*) args->args[i]);
For an argument of type
REAL_RESULT, you must cast
args->args[i] to a
double value:
double real_val; real_val = *((double*) args->args[i]);
For an argument of type
DECIMAL_RESULT, the value is passed
as a string and should be handled like a
STRING_RESULT value.
ROW_RESULT arguments are not
unsigned long *lengths
For the initialization function, the
lengths array indicates the maximum
string length for each argument. You should not change
these. For each invocation of the main function,
lengths contains the actual lengths of
any string arguments that are passed for the row currently
being processed. For arguments of types
INT_RESULT or
still contains the maximum length of the argument (as for
the initialization function).
char *maybe_null
For the initialization function, the
maybe_null array indicates for each
argument whether the argument value might be null (0 if
no, 1 if yes).
char **attributes
args->attributes communicates
information about the names of the UDF arguments. For
i, the attribute name is
available as a string in
args->attributes[i] and the
attribute length is
args->attribute_lengths[i]. Do not
assume that the string is null-terminated.
By default, the name of a UDF argument is the text of the
expression used to specify the argument. For UDFs, an
argument may also have an optional
clause, in
which case the argument name is
alias_name. The
attributes value for each argument thus
depends on whether an alias was given.
Suppose that a UDF
my_udf() is invoked
as follows:
SELECT my_udf(expr1, expr2 AS alias1, expr3 alias2);
In this case, the
attributes and
attribute_lengths arrays will have
these values:
args->attributes[0] = "expr1" args->attribute_lengths[0] = 5 args->attributes[1] = "alias1" args->attribute_lengths[1] = 6 args->attributes[2] = "alias2" args->attribute_lengths[2] = 6
unsigned long *attribute_lengths
attribute_lengths array indicates
the length of each argument name.
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Here is the code for the ***_add() function that works for me in an aggregate function to get the correct arguments (ints and strings) for each row.
The documentation above clearly explains how to get an int (long long), but I had to play around for a bit to get a string to be retrieved properly (since I'm not a C programmer and it wasn't obvious and most attempts ended up with corrupted data). Perhaps this code can help another programmer used to Java, C# etc trying to get started with a UDF in C.
The output from this via the fprintf commands will go into the MySQL error log.
NOTE: This code is not ready to go into prod ... it allocates memory (malloc) but does not clean it up.
show_row_arguments_add(UDF_INIT* initid, UDF_ARGS* args, char* is_null __attribute__((unused)), char* message __attribute__((unused))) {
fprintf(stderr, "------------------------------------------\n");
int numArgs = args->arg_count;
int i = 0;
while (i < numArgs) {
if (args->args[i]) {
if (args->arg_type[i] == 0) {
unsigned long argLength = args->lengths[i];
char *stringText = args->args[i];
char* myValue = NULL;
myValue = (char *)malloc(argLength);
strncpy(myValue, stringText,argLength);
fprintf(stderr, "args->args[%d] = %s - ", i, myValue);
fprintf(stderr, "STRING_RESULT \n");
else if (args->arg_type[i] == 1) {
fprintf(stderr, "args->args[%d] = %d - ", i, args->args[i]);
fprintf(stderr, "REAL_RESULT \n");
else if (args->arg_type[i] == 2) {
long long int_val;
int_val = *((long long*) args->args[i]);
fprintf(stderr, "args->args[%d] = %d - ", i, int_val);
fprintf(stderr, "INT_RESULT \n");
else {
fprintf(stderr, "args->args[%d] = null \n", i);
A simple test with this could use the following table:
CREATE TABLE `test` (
`grp` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
`a` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
`b` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
`c` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
`d` int(11) DEFAULT NULL
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8
insert into test values (1, 'HP', null, 1, 1);
insert into test values (1, 'Laser', null, 1, 1);
insert into test values (1, 'Printer', null, 1, 1);
insert into test values (1, null, ' COLOR' , 1, 1);
select show_row_arguments(a, b, c, d) from test group by grp;
You would see the following in the logs:
args->args[0] = HP - STRING_RESULT
args->args[1] = null
args->args[2] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[3] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[0] = Laser - STRING_RESULT
args->args[1] = null
args->args[2] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[3] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[0] = Printer - STRING_RESULT
args->args[1] = null
args->args[2] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[3] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[0] = null
args->args[1] = COLOR - STRING_RESULT
args->args[2] = 1 - INT_RESULT
args->args[3] = 1 - INT_RESULT

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Though it is known and cultivated throughout the world, it is native only to a small area of the Coastal Plain in North and South Carolina (mostly within a 75 mile radius around Wilmington).
The trap is activated when an insect (or other object) brushes 2 or more times against bristles that grow on the surface of the leaf. The trap springs shut in less than a second, but doesn't close completely until it has determined (either chemically or through movement) if it has caught worthwhile food. If it has, the trap gradually seals completely shut, allowing digestion to take place. It reopens in 3 days to 2 weeks.
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Meeker-O'Connell, Ann. "How Venus Flytraps Work." HowStuffWorks. Accessed 2/2011. Online at http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/life/botany/venus-flytrap.htm
Schnell, D., Catling, P., Folkerts, G., Frost, C., Gardner, R., et al. 2000. Dionaea muscipula. In: IUCN 2010. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2010.4. Accessed 2/2011. Online at http://www.iucnredlist.org/apps/redlist/details/39636/0
"Venus Flytrap." 2007. PLANTS Database. USDA, NRCS. National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA. http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symbol=DIMU4
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Do you know why the venus fly trap was adopted as the carnivorous plant of NC? It is a question my son has for his project and we can't find the answer anywhere.
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The Law itself may have some helpful information. The full text of it is online at http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/SessionLaws/HTML/2005-2006/SL200...
It gives some information as to why it was selected:
Whereas, the Venus flytrap is a small flowering perennial plant that grows in boggy areas of the Southeastern United States; and
Whereas, the Venus flytrap is unique in that it is a carnivorous plant characterized by leaves with hinged lobes that spring shut when stimulated by insects; and
Whereas, the Venus flytrap is native to the Coastal Plain of North Carolina and is legally protected by the State as a species of special concern; and
Whereas, the Venus flytrap deserves to be adopted as the official carnivorous plant of the State of North Carolina because it is a mysterious and wonderful natural resource; (http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/SessionLaws/HTML/2005-2006/SL200...)
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"Also, as insulation is compressed, the area of contact between solid materials increases. Thus, when your insulation is 50% the thickness, your actual insulation value could be only 40%."Citation or Reference please.Edit: for down or synthetic batting used in garments
Edited by greg23 on 02/26/2013 16:13:43 MST.
I believe as down compresses its insulation value per thickness unit increases, so it could be 50% compressed yet still 90% as warm (per Nisley, 2012). Other fabrics could be quite different though.
Edited by dandydan on 02/26/2013 16:54:49 MST.
The thread where this was discussed http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=12505&startat=20But as discussed previously to no good conclusion, the plot "The effect of Down Density, in a Fixed 3.25" baffle size, on the insulation value of sleeping bags" shows that for 16 oz of down you get 4.5 clo, 28 oz of down is 5.8 clo, so if you put 75% more down (28 - 16)/16 you get only 29% (5.8 - 4.5)/4.5 more warmth.So, if you compress down, you lose some warmth, but only about half as bad as proportional to loft loss.But that's just my opinion that others may disagree with.Oh - great article - I'm going to have to read that a couple times to absorb : )
Edited by retiredjerry on 02/26/2013 17:41:03 MST.
"This report has dealt with the degree to which different insulations are compressed by the wind. It does not discuss or attempt to measure how much insulation value (R value) is lost during compression. If there is interest in moving on to a "Part 2" on this subject, we could measure the thermal conductivities and R values of these items of clothing when compressed to different levels."That would be interesting. Wool and fleece provide much less warmth for the weight when they're uncompressed, but their resistance to compression would partially cancel that out. It would be interesting to see numbers.
I too have great interest in seeing a part 2!
Neat article but think most will shelter in high winds if they have a chance. The N3B parka was pretty warm for those of us who wore it decades ago, but the US military went to the ECWCS Gore-Tex parka and pants in the 80's and 90's, so wondering if there's a civilian alternative? Of course there's a difference between mountaineering, multi-day backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, arctic combat/construction, and UL backpacking*.*think the UL answer is "run away" like the Monty Python skit.Ed:*
Edited by hknewman on 02/27/2013 10:44:05 MST.
This is interesting to note, but seems to be more of an issue for mountaineering more than backpacking. I did pay attention to the layering work-arounds that could save a hiker caught out in extreme conditions. I have found that the air permeability of the fabric used in a lofted item is significant, having found out the hard way with a light summer sleeping bag. The fabric might as well been cheesecloth! As with adding a stiff outer shell, a bivy would have made a huge difference. In fact a very breathable shell on a sleeping bag might be considered for a bivy and bag system. It would be interesting to see a comparison of air permeability and heat loss with an eye to moisture control. I think those are factors that would impact nearly every hiker. I would assume that this is more of an issue with synthetic fill items as down requires a fairly tight weave fabric to keep the fill at bay. I have mentioned designing a paired windshirt and lofted fill system where the outer layer of the fill garment could be almost like cheesecloth, relying on the windshirt for the outer layer. This is in the mind that the windshirt and the outer shell of a puffy duplicate each other, adding weight and expense. For example, I've been evaluating a Patagonia Nano Puff jacket and have come to the conclusion that the highly wind resistant shell adds as much warmth as the thin lofted insulation.
Fortunately, I rarely see the amount of wind being discussed in this article in the Southeast, especially compared to our Western members. I do, however, thoroughly enjoy the highly technical articles (like this one) that BPL puts periodically. I hope there is a Part 2!Ryan
I remember there was a thread here about thermolite vs prima loft.Somebody had said that Thermolite did not lose as much warmth when compressed by wind which is why it is used in high altitude jump/skydiving suits and what not. Anybody know if this is true?
Edited by LunchANDYnner on 02/27/2013 11:31:58 MST.
An-D,See thread http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=42340 and my post on02/03/2011 14:04:58 MST
Great article. However, I have a hard time imagining that applying a stack of weights onto fabric in a horizontal plane in a static environment represents what happens under wind compression conditions. Yes, there are winds that blast from mostly one direction in a sustained manner, but most of the time, even in a sustained wind, the wind "gusts" and is multidirectional. You did mention how wind "pumps" the heat out of loft, so I'm sure you can see that the static pressure plate model has its limitations. I too would like to see a Part 2. For a future article, I'd like to see someone explore what else is happening when the wind strikes a warm being in a jacket. For example, the air that is deflected around the sides of the person would also cause some compression but might there also be a vacuum effect drawing further heat away? And what impact would the texture of the outer fabric layer have on heat loss? And on the subject of wool, I suspect the lower compression was due mostly to the knit or weave. Makes me wonder if some of those bumpy knit patterns worn by Irish fishermen aren't just ornamentation but serve to trap more air and prevent compression when worn under a rain parka? I also wonder if lanolin left in the wool makes a difference in heat loss from wind. Wool fleece, which is not woven, would seem more likely to felt up after awhile and completely lose its loft. On the other hand, felted wool traps a lot of warm air and is fairly stiff so it could make a good outer layer under a water-resistant layer. Maxine
"Makes me wonder if some of those bumpy knit patterns worn by Irish fishermen aren't just ornamentation but serve to trap more air and prevent compression when worn under a rain parka?"Maxine, I don't have any science to quote, but as a knitter in a centuries-old knitting culture, I'd say you're spot on. If a person needs a Serious Work Sweater, the cable needles soon come out, and it's not out of need for ornamentation. Air pockets are warmer than flat knitting, and the material becomes much 'thicker' without using thicker wool (less flexibility/mobility) or decreasing its density (by using larger needles). I bet you're also right that "lanolin left in the wool makes a difference in heat loss from wind". The fibre will be denser and have a slicker, almost shiny surface, so more wind slips over rather than through the fabric. The lanolin is also a natural DWR, and especially with felting, it's possible to turn high-lanolin wool into a nearly waterproof material. On a well-felted mitten, water will bead and roll off even under a good amount of pressure.
Edited by Islandized on 02/27/2013 15:37:54 MST.
Those Irish Fisherman Sweaters are called Aran Jumpers.My mother used knit them many moons ago.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aran_jumper
I agree that our methodology assumed a steady state wind condition that would not represent gusty winds. However, it represents the peak of wind gusts and some people who have been in very strong winds report that they are not always gusty. To evaluate wind gusts and the real anatomy of a human would probably require a manikin and wind tunnel. This was beyond my budget for this article. Maybe a topic for future study.Yes, the air deflected around would cause a different result on the sides and back. It is possible that a vacuum effect on the rear due to a vortex might actually increase the loft slightly. I doubt that it would make a person warmer on that side when gusty.I agree that the knit of wool can be very important in trapping dead air and breathability. Irish fishermen should know a thing or two about keeping warm in a wet, windy environment. The lofted wool however was not knit as far as I know.
Add me to the list of folks who would love to see a followup. This is the kind of stuff that really separates this site from the crowd. Anyone can review a piece of gear, but you dig into the science of it all, and I love it. It wouldn't surprise me if down is still the best material, ounce for ounce, even in heavy winds. As folks have suggested, it is possible that its heat loss is not directly proportional to its loss in loft. It is also possible that even with a higher proportion of loss, it is a better insulator (ounce for ounce) than anything else. In other words, if down starts out being three times as good as the competition, it may still be a better material if it is only twice as good once the wind starts blowing.
I can see this being of use to skiers. But how does this transfer to backpackers wearing a pack? A puffy and a pack on would make for some wildly different thicknesses of insulation.
I would like to add a comment for clarity to the article.All insulation is composed of solid materials that are touching each other that are conductors of heat (such as down fibers). Between these solid materials there are dead air pockets that resist the flow of heat. As insulation is compressed, the ratio of area of the solid materials (conductors) that are touching each other increases. In addition, the area of air pockets decreases. This reduces the insulation value ("R" value).I have never encountered any exceptions to this. All materials decrease in insulating efficiency as they are compressed. Each material decreases at a different rate.A part 2 study will demonstrate this more clearly.
Tim,Your explanation correctly states that fiber conductivity increases with increased density but, omits the offsetting reduced radiation losses over a significant density variance.A forum search on related terms will point you to both primary and secondary related research that I won't bother to repeat.
It was my intent to keep part 1 fairly simple and basic and not overwhelm the first readers. You all make good points. Thanks. Please keep them coming so I might be able to address them in a part 2 article. Heat transfer is a complicated science and there are many issues to consider. For instance, the "bellows effect" or pumping of the warm air out of the insulation is another issue that should be considered. I have often felt that this might be the largest method of heat loss in gusty winds. Certain storm shells could reduce this.All these issues lead up to the reason that more testing should probably be done. If so, I will try to address some of the other issues in that report.
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May 7: The Clayton Community Band has become a mainstay of Claytons entertainment at the Clayton Opera House, where it performs as its resident ensemble. Under the direction of Gloria Hvizdos Musser, the band was formed in the summer of 2004 in honor of her late husband, Willard I. Musser. All of its members and conductor are volunteers. Its concerts raise money for various causes.
May 18: Broadways Next Hit Musical is an unscripted theatrical awards show. Improvisers in the troupe gather song suggestions from the audience to create a spontaneous evening of music and humor.
The New York Post said the show has spontaneity, wit and inventiveness that must be seen to be believed.
The shows first act is an awards ceremony spotlighting songs from four Best Musical nominees based on audience-created song titles. The second act is the entire musical based on the winning song from act one.
May 31: Livingston Taylor, younger brother of James Taylor, has been a force on the folk music scene for more than 30 years. He has toured and collaborated with artists such as Linda Ronstadt and Fleetwood Mac. He has more than a dozen albums to his credit.
Mr. Taylor, 62, recorded his first record at 18 and has continued to create well-crafted, introspective and original songs that have earned him listeners worldwide.
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At the indoor state meet on Saturday, Moses won the long jump, took third in the 55-meter dash and ran anchor on first and third-place relay teams to lead the Hawks to the team state title. It was Hendricken's 18th title in 19 years.
"Me being a sophmore, one of the youngest kids on the team, the seniors just push me to do my best every day," Moses said. "It means a lot for me to help them win. They deserve it."
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GOUVERNEUR Brian M. Mandigo was just 5 years old when his father shepherded the family to safety during a devastating apartment fire in December 1996. They were putting up Christmas lights when the blaze broke out at their Trinity Avenue building 16 years ago.
I got them all out of there before the roof caved in, Louis M. Mandigo recalled Wednesday afternoon as he sat in his truck outside the blackened Austin Street home where another apartment fire claimed his sons life Tuesday night.
Investigators believe Brian Mandigo, 22, may have fallen asleep while food was cooking on the stove, causing an intense blaze that ravaged the rented home at 66 Austin St. and melted siding on two adjacent houses. Tax records show the home is owned by Carmine G. Barba.
He had two kids. He was trying to get his life together, said the elder Mr. Mandigo, who lives in Raymondville. He had just signed up to go to (General Educational Development classes) today or tomorrow, he said Wednesday.
Gouverneur Fire Chief Steven M. Young said investigators quickly ruled out arson, deeming the fire an accident caused by deep-fried food that Brian Mandigo apparently left unattended.
The result was a powerful, deadly conflagration that confronted firefighters arriving at the scene shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday.
When we got there, there was really heavy fire inside, Mr. Young said.
Gouverneur firefighters were assisted by six other departments, with a seventh standing by as crews spent nearly three hours dousing the flames and preventing them from spreading to neighboring homes.
Mr. Young said firefighters found Mr. Mandigos body inside the house, about 10 to 15 feet from the door. It appeared he may have dozed off in a chair, then awakened during the fire, only to be overcome by toxic smoke and intense heat.
Autopsy information was unavailable Wednesday night.
Mr. Young said Mr. Mandigo had been dropped off at the apartment about 10:30, and Louis Mandigo said he understood that his son had been out drinking before he arrived home. The elder Mr. Mandigo said that he is awaiting the outcome of the autopsy and that he wonders if there were other factors that might have prevented his son from rousing sooner and escaping the fire.
Brian Mandigos father and neighbors said that he had been living in the apartment with his mother and sister but that they were in the process of moving, and no one else was home at the time. One of two dogs was found outside; the other was not found.
Mr. Young said smoke detectors were found in the apartment, but investigators dont know yet whether they were operational.
Next-door neighbor Charlotte P. House said a police officer banged on her door to alert her to the flames late Tuesday. When she stepped outside, Ms. House said, she heard a dog barking apparently one that Mr. Mandigo had let out when he got home and a repetitive noise like a fire alarm. She then went to stay with a friend.
Brian shoveled; he helped me do some things, Ms. House said. He was a nice young man. I just cant believe it.
At 62 Austin St., on the burned structures other side, Scott A. Matthews described Mr. Mandigo and his relatives as a very nice family.
Mr. Matthews and his family also expressed gratitude to firefighters who saved their own home from destruction.
It looked like a bright orange fireball, Mr. Matthews said of the ruined home just feet away.
In the driveway of the burned-out home, Louis Mandigo looked at the aftermath with his youngest daughter, who wanted to come see the home, he said.
He acknowledged that his son had gone through some troubled years, including encounters with the law. According to Times archives, Brian Mandigo was most recently charged last fall in connection with an alleged identity-theft case.
But his father said he believes the younger man was trying to put his past behind him and live for his own children.
Hed give you the shirt off his back if you asked him, Mr. Mandigo said.
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A lack of colors within the Boost Mobile handset catalogue has long been one of the major complaints of Boost Mobile consumers.
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Sprint Cup driver Austin Dillon (No. 3 Chevrolet SS) won the Drive for the Cure 300, his sixth victory in 94 NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) races.
Jeff Gordon posted the fifth-best, five-lap average speed in final practice for the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte. His top laps netted a 186.37 mph.
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FORT DRUM The tabulation of fuel to be removed from underneath Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield may have increased, but post officials project they are still on track to clean the spill site within the next few years.
We knew this would not be easy, and we knew it would not be quick, said James M. Miller, the posts environmental chief. Were in it for the long haul.
Mr. Miller said the total of removed fuel so far is 203,000 gallons of the estimated 400,000 gallons that leaked from a fueling point for years and was discovered in 2006. The projection is higher than the estimate of 350,000 given last year, and the difference was explained as a result of the variability of the models used to calculate the spill.
Well know the total when were done, said James W. Corriveau, the posts director of public works.
Mr. Miller said $25 million already has been spent on the extraction since work began in 2008. An additional $4.5 million is expected to be spent in fiscal year 2013, and Mr. Miller said the contract likely will be larger in fiscal year 2014, as the post looks to move toward steam-enhanced extraction.
The cleanup cost is being paid by the Defense Energy Support Center.
Cleanup crews are continuing their dual-phased extraction work, skimming fuel from the top of the spill and drawing contaminated water from under the fuel mass.
You want to recover as much of the product as possible; then you have to attack the small amount of fuel that goes down into the lower-lying aquifer, Mr. Miller said.
The water then has been treated with ozone at a newly installed groundwater treatment plant, which Mr. Miller said has improved its quality by several orders of magnitude.
Mr. Miller said crews will be able to expand their cleanup work as the temperature rises.
One positive aspect of the cleanup effort, Mr. Corriveau said, is that it hasnt affected the training done by the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade as it prepares to deploy. The only change that had to be made was moving the parking of some brigade helicopters to account for piping work.
Mr. Miller said crews are on track to have the spill area cleared and to have the nearby groundwater clean by July 2017. He said the post has stayed current with every consent decree issued to the Army for the cleanup by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
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EAST CARBON - Susan Visser Crawford, 60 died Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009 at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden.
She was born Sept. 22, 1949 in Pocatello, Idaho, a daughter of John J. and Viola Stevenson Visser. She was raised and educated in Ogden, graduating from Weber High School.
She married Hollis Stevenson and they were later divorced. On April 24, 1996, Susan married the love of her life, Robert Allen Crawford in Ogden.
Susan was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She loved watching the Jazz. Susan's greatest joys in life were her children, grandchildren and spending time with them.
Surviving are her husband, Bob, of East Carbon; her children, Quinn Stevenson, Trina and Dan Fuhriman, Ryan Stevenson, Heather and Benito Tovar, Cade and Cari Stevenson; her stepdaughter, Kim, Karen and Kelly, 17 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are her mother, Viola, one sister and one brother, Joan and Nick Hansen and Rick and Lauri Visser, and many nephews and nieces.
She was preceded in death by her father, Johnny, grandparents, sister, Sharon, nephew, Erick and special niece, Becky.
Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 12 at 11 a.m. at Lindquist's North Ogden Mortuary, 2140 North Washington Blvd., North Ogden.
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