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YES WE CAN Children's Asthma Program
This case study was prepared for CDC by Dr. LaMar Palmer of MAS Consultants. The purpose of the case study is to share the experience of one community as they attempt to address the problem of asthma. It does not represent an endorsement of this approach by CDC.
YES WE CAN Children's Asthma Program: Success Stories
- A 30-month old African American boy living in public housing with his single mother was in urgent care in December 2003 with severe persistent asthma. The allergy skin prick test showed the boy to be allergic to egg whites, soy, and oranges in addition to mold, dogs, cats, and Arizona Cypress trees. The mother learned to administer medications as prescribed and to decrease the child's exposure to potential triggers. The child exhibited no symptoms in early March 2004.
- A 10-year-old Latina girl experienced numerous asthma episodes, primarily exercise-induced, prior to enrolling in YES WE CAN. After graduating from the program, she is fully active in sports and her symptoms are under control.
- A 5-year-old Latina girl in kindergarten experienced several asthma episodes associated with upper respiratory infections. Appropriate medications, the avoidance of triggers, and a flu shot ended the episodes for the child. The mother reports that her daughter's asthma is much better controlled as they follow the asthma program.
- An 11-year-old Latino boy experienced numerous ED visits and a hospital stay for asthma before being referred to YES WE CAN. The boy is allergic to dog and cat dander, pollen and grasses, dust mites, and cypress trees and is affected by changes in the weather. Adherence to the medications and a change to a more environmentally healthy residence have resulted in improved asthma control.
- A 6-year-old Latino boy and his 2-year-old sister were both frequently sick with asthma. They were allergic to mold, pollen, dust mites, grass pollen, and cypress trees. The 2-year-old was also admitted to the hospital with asthma in late 2003. Strict adherence to the prescribed asthma medication procedures and some remedial environmental actions in the home (mold removal, use of mite-impermeable mattress and pillow covers) have resulted in both children being free of serious illness from asthma since being enrolled in YES WE CAN.
- An undocumented Latino immigrant family had a 4-year-old boy with asthma. The SFGH records showed the child had three ED visits in frequent succession; all billing records indicated diagnoses of pneumonia. The boy also visited the ED another 13 times for asthma and 4 additional times for upper respiratory infections. Finally, in March of 2002, the child was hospitalized for four days with pneumonia. The family had refused any home visits because they worried about being reported to the immigration authorities. However, later that same year, the boy was scheduled for a visit to the YES WE CAN asthma clinic at SFGH. The child maintained monthly check-ups with the clinic. The family finally agreed to a home visit following the visit to the clinic. The home visits revealed the presence of an old carpet. The CHW recommended carpet removal and helped the family write a letter in English to the landlord requesting removal of the carpet. This request was followed up with a similar request letter from the YES WE CAN clinician. The carpet was removed and the child, on the appropriate asthma medications, improved dramatically. By early fall of 2003, the child met all criteria for graduation from the YES WE CAN program.
- A 2-year-old Latina girl was admitted to the hospital in October 2003 for a 3-day stay. The child's diagnosis included pneumonia and a positive culture for respiratory syncytial virus, common in young children with asthma. During the hospitalization, the inpatient medical staff did not formally diagnose the child, and she was sent home with only albuterol and a spacer. A medical resident on the inpatient floor alerted staff in the YES WE CAN asthma clinic about the girl. The family was referred to the CHW for a home visit in October 2003. The CHW learned that the family was on a 4-month waiting list for a specialty asthma clinic appointment and was looking for more affordable housing. The family lacked medical insurance, but wanted to get help for their child. A YES WE CAN clinic appointment was not available until late December 2003. In early December, however, the child visited the Urgent Care Center at SFGH with severe asthma symptoms, and was admitted to the hospital for three days. A medical resident called the YES WE CAN asthma clinic. The child was scheduled for an emergency clinic appointment the day of her discharge from the hospital. The child was prescribed both a controller medication and rescue medication. The family and the child were instructed on proper use of the medications, and the child's symptoms soon subsided. At the local housing clinic, the family was given a referral for housing. They were able to relocate to a larger, sunnier, less humid, noncarpeted, and more affordable apartment in San Mateo County.
- An African American family living in public housing had a 6-year-old child who had asthma. Mold and mildew growth covered part of the ceiling and walls in the kitchen and the living room closet of the family's home. The CHW wrote a letter to the San Francisco Housing Authority on behalf of the family, describing the mold and mildew conditions that were detrimental to the child's health. The housing authority conducted an inspection and agreed to make repairs, including repairing the roof, cleaning the moldy areas, and repainting the affected rooms. These actions stopped the leaks, eradicated the mold, and reduced the boy's asthma symptoms.
- A Latino family lived in substandard housing in the Mission district with two children with asthma; a boy aged 11 years and a girl aged 5 years. Environmental problems in the apartment included mold on the bedroom walls and ceiling. There were leaks in the roof, dampness in the living room area, and old carpeting. The family's requests for repairs just brought harassment from the landlord. The mother shared her frustrations about the housing conditions with the CHW. The CHW first helped the mother fill out an application for low-income housing. However, the mother rejected the housing offered because she feared the neighborhood was not safe for her children. So, the CHW helped the mother complete a housing lottery form that offered a chance of being awarded a new apartment. To everyone's surprise, the family won the lottery and was awarded a three-bedroom apartment, part of a large new complex. The children's asthma is under control, and the family is delighted with their new dwelling.
- In another case, a single Latina mother with a 5-year-old girl with asthma lived in a single room with deplorable living conditions. Seven families shared a single shower, a single water closet, and a single kitchen. There was a hole in the kitchen window big enough for a basketball to pass through. Filth and clutter were everywhere. The CHW helped the mother complete an application for a new dwelling to be awarded through the housing lottery program. The woman has won the lottery and is waiting for the dwelling to be completed.
- A CHW delivered self-management education in the clinic for a parent of a child with asthma who lived with her family of four in a small single room. The CHW visited, telephoned, and kept in communication with the mother. She provided the woman a referral for public housing. Another family with a child with asthma was allergic to feathers, yet the family had several birds in the home. The CHW convinced the family to find another home for the birds. Eliminating the feathered animals from the home and adhering to the medication regimen helped improve the child's asthma symptoms.
Comments from caregivers
Six families enrolled in YES WE CAN were visited in their homes in March 2004 to learn firsthand their experiences with the asthma program and to record some of their observations and comments about the program. The case study investigator was accompanied by the CHW who had worked with the family and was familiar with their circumstances. In each instance, the parent was asked questions from a prepared set of interview questions that addressed (1) enrollment in the program, (2) what the family learned about asthma they did not know before attending clinic, (3) what took place in the home regarding environmental changes and removal of social barriers to asthma care, and (4) changes in the child's asthma symptoms.
Enrollment in the Program
All of the families reported that they were able to enroll in the YES WE CAN asthma clinic without difficulty. In each instance the family had been referred to the program. Clinicians at pediatric clinics referred four of the families, and the ED referred one family following their child's visit for asthma. Another family was referred by the hospital after their child was admitted to the hospital because of asthma. In all instances, the families accepted the clinical services, the home visits, and the social assistance offered in their home.
What the family learned about asthma
The families reported that in other healthcare settings they failed to gain sufficient knowledge about their child's asthma to know what was happening. Confused, upset and uninformed, they just struggled on without the tools to really make a change in the child's condition. In some instances, the child was given an inhaler and sent home. Over and over again, families reported that the YES WE CAN staff took the time to explain things to them. Caregivers reported that they learned about inflammation in the lungs, they learned about things that trigger asthma episodes in their child, and they learned about the medications and how to administer them. They also learned how to use the Asthma Action Plan. A couple of families just laughed when asked if the asthma knowledge they received at the clinic was ever reviewed and reinforced later. "We get some of it on every visit to the clinic and every time the CHW comes to the home." This increase in knowledge and skill has made caregivers feel more comfortable dealing with their child's asthma.
What environmental changes and removal of social barriers took place
Whereas most of the families did not discuss a formal environmental assessment carried out with the CHW, each family did talk freely about changes that were made to improve their child's condition. Several mentioned that they received mattress and pillow covers for the child's bed, which they installed. Removal of stuffed animals and other items that cause dust from the child's room, cleaning mildew and mold, and having minor repairs made were mentioned two or more times. Other items that caregivers mentioned that could impact a child's asthma were learning how to
- wash the bedding to kill dust mites
- obtain needed asthma medications
- fix a bathroom leak to rectify a mold problem
- obtain health insurance.
One of the caregivers, a single father raising a 10-year-old daughter with asthma, said that he needed to be prepared to deal with the child's condition. He confessed that he was not prepared and that not being prepared was the worst feeling. "The instruction and information received at YES WE CAN was the greatest. We have only good things to say about it, the results really tell us it works. Marisol now plays sports; she runs, and her symptoms are down. The program is wonderful. Yes, it saved my child's life."Top of Page
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Vertical timetabling in Year 4 mathematics: Teachers' perceptions and reflections on practice
Harrison, Matthew & Watters, James J. (2004) Vertical timetabling in Year 4 mathematics: Teachers' perceptions and reflections on practice. In McWilliam, Erica, Danby, Sue, & Knight, John (Eds.) Performing educational research : theories, methods and practices. Post Pressed, Flaxton, Qld., pp. 151-169.
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Curriculum differentiation is an important strategy that acknowledges the need to provide appropriately challenging learning experiences for all children. Both high ability students and those with learning difficulties require pedagogical practices that specifically meet their needs. Vertical timetabling is one approach to restructuring curricula commonly found in secondary schools, which allows students to engage in challenging learning experiences appropriate for their ability levels. The approach is predicated on student choice and appropriate content. This chapter reports on a teacher-led action research project at "Learning Place" which involved developing, trialling and implementing vertically timetabled mathematics lessons in Year 4 over a six-month period. A vertically timetabled approach was seen as an opportunity by the teachers concerned to provide appropriate learning experiences to three distinct cohorts of learners—exceptional students, competent students, and those who were struggling with the core work. Participants' reflections on the project, their perceptions of children's academic achievements and their honest self-appraisals were sourced in interviews and provide data. These data indicate that the successful implementation of vertical timetabling was facilitated by participants' desires to lead the intervention, to work collaboratively in planning, teaching and resource sharing, and to critically reflect on their own practice as a teaching team.
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Zend_Controller_Front has a notion of "modules", which are individual
mini-applications. Modules mimic the directory structure that the zf
tool sets up under application/, and all classes inside them are
assumed to begin with a common prefix, the module name. application/
is itself a module -- the "default" or "application" module. As such, we'll want to setup
autoloading for resources within this directory.
Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader provides the functionality needed
to map the various resources under a module to the appropriate directories, and provides a
standard naming mechanism as well. An instance of the class is created by default during
initialization of the bootstrap object; your application bootstrap will be default use the
module prefix "Application". As such, our models, forms, and table classes will all begin
with the class prefix "Application_".
Now, let's consider what makes up a guestbook. Typically, they are simply a list of entries with a comment, timestamp, and, often, email address. Assuming we store them in a database, we may also want a unique identifier for each entry. We'll likely want to be able to save an entry, fetch individual entries, and retrieve all entries. As such, a simple guestbook model API might look something like this:
// application/models/Guestbook.php class Application_Model_Guestbook { protected $_comment; protected $_created; protected $_email; protected $_id; public function __set($name, $value); public function __get($name); public function setComment($text); public function getComment(); public function setEmail($email); public function getEmail(); public function setCreated($ts); public function getCreated(); public function setId($id); public function getId(); } class Application_Model_GuestbookMapper { public function save(Application_Model_Guestbook $guestbook); public function find($id); public function fetchAll(); }
__get() and __set() will provide a convenience mechanism for us to access the individual entry properties, and proxy to the other getters and setters. They also will help ensure that only properties we whitelist will be available in the object.
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% zf configure db-adapter \ > 'adapter=PDO_SQLITE&dbname=APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook.db"' \ > production A db configuration for the production has been written to the application config file. % zf configure db-adapter \ > 'adapter=PDO_SQLITE&dbname=APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-testing.db"' \ > testing A db configuration for the production has been written to the application config file. % zf configure db-adapter \ > 'adapter=PDO_SQLITE&dbname=APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-dev.db"' \ > development A db configuration for the production has been written to the application config file.
Now edit your application/configs/application.ini file, where you'll see the following lines were added in the appropriate sections.
; application/configs/application.ini [production] ; ... resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook.db" [testing : production] ; ... resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-testing.db" [development : production] ; ... resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-dev.db"
Your final configuration file should look like the following:
; application/configs/application.ini [production] phpSettings.display_startup_errors = 0 phpSettings.display_errors = 0 bootstrap.path = APPLICATION_PATH "/Bootstrap.php" bootstrap.class = "Bootstrap" appnamespace = "Application" resources.frontController.controllerDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH "/controllers" resources.frontController.params.displayExceptions = 0 resources.layout.layoutPath = APPLICATION_PATH "/layouts/scripts" resources.view[] = resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook.db" [staging : production] [testing : production] phpSettings.display_startup_errors = 1 phpSettings.display_errors = 1 resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-testing.db" [development : production] phpSettings.display_startup_errors = 1 phpSettings.display_errors = 1 resources.db.adapter = "PDO_SQLITE" resources.db.params.dbname = APPLICATION_PATH "/../data/db/guestbook-dev.db"
Note that the database(s) will be stored in data/db/. Create those directories, and make them world-writeable. On unix-like systems, you can do that as follows:
% mkdir -p data/db; chmod -R a+rwX data
On Windows, you will need to create the directories in Explorer and set the permissions to allow anyone to write to the directory.
At this point we have a connection to a database; in our case, its a connection to a Sqlite database located inside our application/data/ directory. So, let's design a simple table that will hold our guestbook entries.
-- scripts/schema.sqlite.sql -- -- You will need load your database schema with this SQL. CREATE TABLE guestbook ( id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, email VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'firstname.lastname@example.com', comment TEXT NULL, created DATETIME NOT NULL ); CREATE INDEX "id" ON "guestbook" ("id");
And, so that we can have some working data out of the box, lets create a few rows of information to make our application interesting.
-- scripts/data.sqlite.sql -- -- You can begin populating the database with the following SQL statements. INSERT INTO guestbook (email, comment, created) VALUES ('firstname.lastname@example.com', 'Hello! Hope you enjoy this sample zf application!', DATETIME('NOW')); INSERT INTO guestbook (email, comment, created) VALUES ('firstname.lastname@example.com', 'Baz baz baz, baz baz Baz baz baz - baz baz baz.', DATETIME('NOW'));
Now that we have both the schema and some data defined. Lets get a script together that we can now execute to build this database. Naturally, this is not needed in production, but this script will help developers build out the database requirements locally so they can have the fully working application. Create the script as scripts/load.sqlite.php with the following contents:
// scripts/load.sqlite.php /** * Script for creating and loading database */ // Initialize the application path and autoloading defined('APPLICATION_PATH') || define('APPLICATION_PATH', realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../application')); set_include_path(implode(PATH_SEPARATOR, array( APPLICATION_PATH . '/../library', get_include_path(), ))); require_once 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php'; Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance(); // Define some CLI options $getopt = new Zend_Console_Getopt(array( 'withdata|w' => 'Load database with sample data', 'env|e-s' => 'Application environment for which to create database (defaults to development)', 'help|h' => 'Help -- usage message', )); try { $getopt->parse(); } catch (Zend_Console_Getopt_Exception $e) { // Bad options passed: report usage echo $e->getUsageMessage(); return false; } // If help requested, report usage message if ($getopt->getOption('h')) { echo $getopt->getUsageMessage(); return true; } // Initialize values based on presence or absence of CLI options $withData = $getopt->getOption('w'); $env = $getopt->getOption('e'); defined('APPLICATION_ENV') || define('APPLICATION_ENV', (null === $env) ? 'development' : $env); // Initialize Zend_Application $application = new Zend_Application( APPLICATION_ENV, APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/application.ini' ); // Initialize and retrieve DB resource $bootstrap = $application->getBootstrap(); $bootstrap->bootstrap('db'); $dbAdapter = $bootstrap->getResource('db'); // let the user know whats going on (we are actually creating a // database here) if ('testing' != APPLICATION_ENV) { echo 'Writing Database Guestbook in (control-c to cancel): ' . PHP_EOL; for ($x = 5; $x > 0; $x--) { echo $x . "\r"; sleep(1); } } // Check to see if we have a database file already $options = $bootstrap->getOption('resources'); $dbFile = $options['db']['params']['dbname']; if (file_exists($dbFile)) { unlink($dbFile); } // this block executes the actual statements that were loaded from // the schema file. try { $schemaSql = file_get_contents(dirname(__FILE__) . '/schema.sqlite.sql'); // use the connection directly to load sql in batches $dbAdapter->getConnection()->exec($schemaSql); chmod($dbFile, 0666); if ('testing' != APPLICATION_ENV) { echo PHP_EOL; echo 'Database Created'; echo PHP_EOL; } if ($withData) { $dataSql = file_get_contents(dirname(__FILE__) . '/data.sqlite.sql'); // use the connection directly to load sql in batches $dbAdapter->getConnection()->exec($dataSql); if ('testing' != APPLICATION_ENV) { echo 'Data Loaded.'; echo PHP_EOL; } } } catch (Exception $e) { echo 'AN ERROR HAS OCCURED:' . PHP_EOL; echo $e->getMessage() . PHP_EOL; return false; } // generally speaking, this script will be run from the command line return true;
Now, let's execute this script. From a terminal or the DOS command line, do the following:
% php scripts/load.sqlite.php --withdata
You should see output like the following:
path/to/ZendFrameworkQuickstart/scripts$ php load.sqlite.php --withdata Writing Database Guestbook in (control-c to cancel): 1 Database Created Data Loaded.
Now we have a fully working database and table for our guestbook application. Our next few
steps are to build out our application code. This includes building a data source (in our
case, we will use
Zend_Db_Table), and a data mapper to connect that
data source to our domain model. Finally we'll also create the controller that will interact
with this model to both display existing entries and process new entries.
We'll use a » Table Data
Gateway to connect to our data source;
provides this functionality. To get started, lets create a
Zend_Db_Table-based table class. Just as we've done for layouts and
the database adapter, we can use the zf tool to assist, using the command
create db-table. This takes minimally two arguments, the name by which
you want to refer to the class, and the database table it maps to.
% zf create db-table Guestbook guestbook Creating a DbTable at application/models/DbTable/Guestbook.php Updating project profile 'zfproject.xml'
Looking at your directory tree, you'll now see that a new directory, application/models/DbTable/, was created, with the file Guestbook.php. If you open that file, you'll see the following contents:
// application/models/DbTable/Guestbook.php /** * This is the DbTable class for the guestbook table. */ class Application_Model_DbTable_Guestbook extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract { /** Table name */ protected $_name = 'guestbook'; }
Note the class prefix:
Application_Model_DbTable. The class prefix
for our module, "Application", is the first segment, and then we have the component,
"Model_DbTable"; the latter is mapped to the models/DbTable/ directory
of the module.
All that is truly necessary when extending
Zend_Db_Table is to
provide a table name and optionally the primary key (if it is not "id").
Now let's create a » Data
Mapper. A Data Mapper maps a domain object to the database.
In our case, it will map our model,
Application_Model_Guestbook, to
our data source,
Application_Model_DbTable_Guestbook. A typical
API for a data mapper is as follows:
// application/models/GuestbookMapper.php class Application_Model_GuestbookMapper { public function save($model); public function find($id, $model); public function fetchAll(); }
In addition to these methods, we'll add methods for setting and retrieving the Table Data Gateway. To create the initial class, use the zf CLI tool:
% zf create model GuestbookMapper Creating a model at application/models/GuestbookMapper.php Updating project profile '.zfproject.xml'
Now, edit the class
Application_Model_GuestbookMapper found in
application/models/GuestbookMapper.php to read as follows:
// application/models/GuestbookMapper.php class Application_Model_GuestbookMapper { protected $_dbTable; public function setDbTable($dbTable) { if (is_string($dbTable)) { $dbTable = new $dbTable(); } if (!$dbTable instanceof Zend_Db_Table_Abstract) { throw new Exception('Invalid table data gateway provided'); } $this->_dbTable = $dbTable; return $this; } public function getDbTable() { if (null === $this->_dbTable) { $this->setDbTable('Application_Model_DbTable_Guestbook'); } return $this->_dbTable; } public function save(Application_Model_Guestbook $guestbook) { $data = array( 'email' => $guestbook->getEmail(), 'comment' => $guestbook->getComment(), 'created' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s'), ); if (null === ($id = $guestbook->getId())) { unset($data['id']); $this->getDbTable()->insert($data); } else { $this->getDbTable()->update($data, array('id = ?' => $id)); } } public function find($id, Application_Model_Guestbook $guestbook) { $result = $this->getDbTable()->find($id); if (0 == count($result)) { return; } $row = $result->current(); $guestbook->setId($row->id) ->setEmail($row->email) ->setComment($row->comment) ->setCreated($row->created); } public function fetchAll() { $resultSet = $this->getDbTable()->fetchAll(); $entries = array(); foreach ($resultSet as $row) { $entry = new Application_Model_Guestbook(); $entry->setId($row->id) ->setEmail($row->email) ->setComment($row->comment) ->setCreated($row->created); $entries[] = $entry; } return $entries; } }
Now it's time to create our model class. We'll do so, once again, using the zf create model command:
% zf create model Guestbook Creating a model at application/models/Guestbook.php Updating project profile '.zfproject.xml'
We'll modify this empty PHP class to make it easy to populate the model by passing an array of data either to the constructor or a setOptions() method. The final model class, located in application/models/Guestbook.php, should look like this:
// application/models/Guestbook.php class Application_Model_Guestbook { protected $_comment; protected $_created; protected $_email; protected $_id; public function __construct(array $options = null) { if (is_array($options)) { $this->setOptions($options); } } public function __set($name, $value) { $method = 'set' . $name; if (('mapper' == $name) || !method_exists($this, $method)) { throw new Exception('Invalid guestbook property'); } $this->$method($value); } public function __get($name) { $method = 'get' . $name; if (('mapper' == $name) || !method_exists($this, $method)) { throw new Exception('Invalid guestbook property'); } return $this->$method(); } public function setOptions(array $options) { $methods = get_class_methods($this); foreach ($options as $key => $value) { $method = 'set' . ucfirst($key); if (in_array($method, $methods)) { $this->$method($value); } } return $this; } public function setComment($text) { $this->_comment = (string) $text; return $this; } public function getComment() { return $this->_comment; } public function setEmail($email) { $this->_email = (string) $email; return $this; } public function getEmail() { return $this->_email; } public function setCreated($ts) { $this->_created = $ts; return $this; } public function getCreated() { return $this->_created; } public function setId($id) { $this->_id = (int) $id; return $this; } public function getId() { return $this->_id; } }
Lastly, to connect these elements all together, lets create a guestbook controller that will both list the entries that are currently inside the database.
To create a new controller, use the zf create controller command:
% zf create controller Guestbook Creating a controller at application/controllers/GuestbookController.php Creating an index action method in controller Guestbook Creating a view script for the index action method at application/views/scripts/guestbook/index.phtml Creating a controller test file at tests/application/controllers/GuestbookControllerTest.php Updating project profile '.zfproject.xml'
This will create a new controller,
GuestbookController, in
application/controllers/GuestbookController.php, with a single action
method, indexAction(). It will also create a view script directory
for the controller, application/views/scripts/guestbook/, with a view
script for the index action.
We'll use the "index" action as a landing page to view all guestbook entries.
Now, let's flesh out the basic application logic. On a hit to indexAction(), we'll display all guestbook entries. This would look like the following:
// application/controllers/GuestbookController.php class GuestbookController extends Zend_Controller_Action { public function indexAction() { $guestbook = new Application_Model_GuestbookMapper(); $this->view->entries = $guestbook->fetchAll(); } }
And, of course, we need a view script to go along with that. Edit application/views/scripts/guestbook/index.phtml to read as follows:
Note: Checkpoint
Now browse to "http://localhost/guestbook". You should see the following in your browser:
Note: Using the data loader script
The data loader script introduced in this section (scripts/load.sqlite.php) can be used to create the database for each environment you have defined, as well as to load it with sample data. Internally, it utilizes
Zend_Console_Getopt, which allows it to provide a number of command line switches. If you pass the "-h" or "--help" switch, it will give you the available options:Usage: load.sqlite.php [ options ] --withdata|-w Load database with sample data --env|-e [ ] Application environment for which to create database (defaults to development) --help|-h Help -- usage message)]]
The "-e" switch allows you to specify the value to use for the constant APPLICATION_ENV -- which in turn allows you to create a SQLite database for each environment you define. Be sure to run the script for the environment you choose for your application when deploying.
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text: Doctor Who: Karen Gillan's advice to Jenna-Louise Coleman "Hold tight - and don't Google yourself" "It's gonna be a ride and a half," the outgoing companion warns her replacement... Comments Written By Paul Jones 12:50 PM, 02 October 2012 Karen Gillan has some words of advice for her Doctor Who replacement Jenna-Louise Coleman: "Hold on tight because it's gonna be a ride and a half..." Gillan and co-star Arthur Darvill - aka Amy Pond and Rory Williams - starred in their final episode, The Angels Take Manhattan, on Saturday and Coleman, who made a surprise appearance in series seven opener Asylum of the Daleks, will take up the companion role for real starting with this year's Christmas episode. Darvill expects Coleman to excel: "Jenna's a really wonderful actress," he told BBC America, "I think she' s gonna be absolutely amazing. My tip would be to enjoy it… and she's got to own it, make it her own, which I know she will because she's brilliant." Gillan said the Doctor Who rollercoaster was ultimately something Coleman would have to experience for herself, but did have a final piece of advice. "It's something that you can't really put into words... I just want her to experience it because it's the most incredible thing, it's like just jumping in at the deep end and I don't think anyone can really prepare you for that. "But I'd probably just say 'Don't Google yourself!'" Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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gelatin silver print
8 7/8 x 8 7/8 in.
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from the National Endowment for the Arts, © 1980, Larry Fink
Poised at the point of falling, its trunk cut through by a lumberjack's chainsaw, this majestic redwood embodies the balance between human effort and natural beauty. We may see this as an indictment of a society that turns living trees into lumber for patios and decks or as an acknowledgment of the forest's ability to provide for the needs of man.


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I love it when the X Games roll around. It's the time of year when we get to watch all the top athletes in every discipline put down the best they have to offer. Last night the first medals of Summer X 16 were handed out and the performances of each of the athletes was next level.
In Moto X Super X the top three were:
- Josh Grant
- Justin Brayton
- Josh Hansen
Moto X Freestyle was:
- Travis Pastrana
- Levi Sherwood
- Nate Adams
And Skateboard Big Air:
- Jake Brown
- Bob Burnquist
- Rob Lorifice
And that's just the start. It's going to be a heavy weekend of mind blowing stunts, killer stomps and all of the above. You can check out the full schedule at X Games 16 ESPN3 and for all the finer details on what actually happened in the competitions last night the X Games main page will have all that info for you. Ah, it's all just so exciting! I can't wait to see how it's all going to play out.


text: Rule 3402. Note of issue. (a) Placing case on calendar. At any time after issue is first joined, or at least forty days after service of a summons has been completed irrespective of joinder of issue, any party may place a case upon the calendar by filing, within ten days after service, with proof of such service two copies of a note of issue with the clerk and such other data as may be required by the applicable rules of the court in which the note is filed. The clerk shall enter the case upon the calendar as of the date of the filing of the note of issue. (b) New parties. A party who brings in a new party shall within five days thereafter serve him with the note of issue and file a statement with the clerk advising him of the bringing in of such new party and of any change in the title of the action, with proof of service of the note of issue upon the new party, and of such statement upon all parties who have appeared in the action. The case shall retain its place upon the calendar unless the court otherwise directs.


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St. Joe's, Canisius follow the script into MMA finals
St. Joe's is healthier – specifically the ankle of Nigel Davis is healthier – and it couldn't happen at a better time.
Davis and the Marauders earned a spot in the Monsignor Martin Association championship game, where their good buddy is there waiting for them.
St. Joe's put forth one of its best performances of the season in the Monsignor Martin semifinals, rolling to a 38-12 victory over St. Francis on Thursday night at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
In the second half of a doubleheader seen by an estimated combined crowd of 1,000, Canisius recorded yet another dominating defensive performance with a 30-0 win over Bishop Timon-St. Jude to set up a meeting between the rivals in next week's championship game.
"That's the only way I'd want it," Davis said prior to Canisius' win. "We lost to Canisius, and that hurt my heart. I gave it everything I had. I'm not going to be discouraged, and our team isn't going to be discouraged. If we get Canisius again, we're going to play hard."
Top-seeded Canisius (8-2) and second-seeded St. Joe's (7-3) will return to The Ralph for the Monsignor Martin championship game next Thursday at 7 p.m.
"For our seniors, we're going to play our hearts out, and I'm sure they will as well," said Canisius senior running back standout Qadree Ollison, the Pittsburgh commit who ran for three touchdowns and 123 yards on 21 carries. "There's really no better way to end it than playing in your last game against your archrival St. Joe's. It was meant to be this way, that's really how I feel."
Canisius is the No. 2 team in The News large school poll while St. Joe's is tied with Williamsville North at No. 3. Canisius beat St. Joe's, 21-0, in their Week Nine rivalry game two weeks ago to close out the regular season.
"It's going to be a tough, hard-fought game like they all are," St. Joe's coach Dennis Gilbert said. "We didn't play our best the last time when we played Canisius, and hopefully we're going to come out and play our best."
It will be the first time the rivals will meet for the championship at The Ralph since 2009, when Canisius won, 58-34. It is the first time they have met at The Ralph since the classic 2011 semifinal in which Chad Kelly led St. Joe's to a 48-47 victory in the final minute.
"Nigel looked better – I think they're hungry, they had a bye week and they got healthy," Canisius coach Rich Robbins said of St. Joe's. "One thing I can be sure of is that they'll be ready to go for a Canisius-St. Joe's game in this atmosphere, which is unbelievable. For our seniors and their seniors to get to end it at The Ralph, it doesn't get much better than that."
The multi-dimensional Davis, who has battled a sore ankle for the second half of the season, ran for 143 yards and two touchdowns and also kicked a 25-yard field goal as St. Joe's used a 17-point fourth quarter to run away from St. Francis after taking a 21-12 halftime lead.
"We kind of got our swagger back," said the 5-foot-10, 180-pound senior, who had an extra week of rest last week as St. Joe's had a quarterfinal bye. "The bye week definitely helped us. We're banged up, my ankle is a little sore. It held up today and I'm really proud of what we did today."
"I think I was about 75-80 percent," Davis said of his ankle. "There are still limits out there – my cutting isn't what it usually is. My top-end speed was OK today, but it got the job done. We got our line together. They played together, they had great blocks for me, and I just ran."
Davis ran for touchdowns of 35 and 51, the former which displayed his quick moves (still not as explosive as those seen at the beginning of the season in wins over St. Anthony's of Long Island and Clarence) and the latter displaying his breakaway speed.
"I've been playing with Nigel for three years, and it never ceases to amaze me what he can do when he's got a line in front of him – and when he doesn't have a line in front of him," said 6-3, 245-pound senior lineman Tyler Hill.
Gilbert also credited the offensive line for St. Joe's offensive performance against third-seeded St. Francis (5-6), which came into the game having won three straight. St. Joe's sophomore quarterback Mike McCarthy had two touchdowns, the first a 23-yarder to John Schmitt and the second a 47-yarder to sophomore Justin Jones.
Canisius' defense didn't allow fifth-seeded Bishop Timon-St. Jude (4-7) to gain a first down until there was 3:33 left in the first half as the Crusaders took a 17-0 halftime lead on their way to recording their sixth shutout in eight victories. The Canisius first-team defense has yet to surrender a touchdown this season.
Senior lineman David Koeppel, senior linebacker Mike Sharpe and junior linebacker Brad Zaffram each had five solo tackles for Canisius, which outgained Timon, 296-131.
"Defensively we played really well all night – especially at the end of the game, getting some of those young guys in, they still had that sense of pride that they were going to fight hard," said Robbins. "I was really proud of our defense obviously all night long."
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 10.2219 Wednesday, 15 December 1999.
Date: Tuesday, 14 Dec 1999 21:34:47 -0500
Subject: Re: Mrs. Bottom
Sorry, I am coming into this discussion a little late, but is Mrs Bottom
an original character? I have played Bottom in an uncut version of Mid
Summer and in the version we used there is no mention of a Mrs. Bottom,
not even as a ghost character in the stage directions. Bottom's lines
don't even lend themselves to indicate that he is married. Was this an
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Life's a Beach for Pink & Willow Ahead of iHeart Radio Performance
Playing in the sand and dipping their feet in the ocean, Pink took her daughter, Willow Sage, to the beach today (September 5).
The 32-year-old pop star sported a black tank top, red drawstring pants, and black knit cap as she sipped coffee and played with her 1-year-old.
In September, the 32-year-old singer will join tons of other big name acts for the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas.
In a promo for the fest, she spoke about her in-your-face personality. "I'm very jealous of people that have mystery about them. I've never had mystery about me. I don't allow it." She continued, "I'm very honest and very open there's nothing that's really shocking or taboo to me and I forget that other people are so easily shocked until I open my mouth."
Enjoy the pictures of Pink and daughter Willow Sage on the beach in Los Angeles (September 5).
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According to the Bylaws of the College Assembly » (Article VII.B.5), the Committee on Evaluation of Chairs & Directors (CECD) shall:
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Texas is in a league of its own when it comes to economic expansion.
The total personal income (TPI) in Texas reached $1.07 trillion dollars in the second quarter of this year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. That's an increase of 71 percent from the state's corresponding total 10 years earlier, $626.7 billion.
Here's another way of looking at it: Texas accounted for 8.02 percent of the nation's TPI this year, up 1.10 percentage points from 6.92 percent in 2002.


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|SSHS tennis team opens season against Wills Point
|From Staff Reports
Jan. 12, 2005 -- WILLS POINT - The Sulphur Springs tennis team played Wills Point to a 9-9 draw Tuesday in their opening action of the spring season.
The contest was played in team tennis format, which is played in the fall, because Wills Point is still playing that style. Despite the last minute change, SSHS head coach Susan Reynolds said the Wildcats played well.
The boys won all six of their singles matches and took two-of-three doubles matches. The girls didn't fare as well.
"We swept a lot of the guys matches and struggled with the girls, but I saw some things we need to work on, so by the time we play Van next Tuesday, we should work some of the kinks out," Reynolds said. "Overall, I'm very proud of the way we're starting the season."
Luke Panther and Brant Small won both their doubles and singles matches for the Wildcats. Tara Moore won her singles match, the only SSHS girls winner.
"I was very proud of the way the kids played. The wind was horrible and when we changed the format, I was a little concerned about how the kids would do," Reynolds said. "We started off very sluggish and there were first-match nerves, but by the time we got to the singles, the kids had settled down and played some very impressive tennis for the first match."
Below are complete results (SSHS players listed first):
Boys Doubles - Luke Panter/Brant Small def. Kinney/Kinney, 9-8 (7-4); Landon McCaig/Paul Pattberg lost to Curtis/Monning, 5-8; Jacob Harris/Cameron Mitchell def. Prather/Waymire, 8-2.
Boys Singles - Cody Moore def. Ben Curtis, 8-2; Ryan Thompson def. Damon Kinney, 8-3; Brant Small def. Aaron Kinney, 8-3; Landon McCaig def. Buck Monning, 8-5; Paul Pattberg def. Ryan Prather, 8-3; Luke Panter def. Harshal Modi, 8-1.
Girls Doubles - Lauren Longino/Aly Jackson lost to Carter/Taylor, 2-8; Kendall Smith/Morgan McCormack lost to Howell/Stroud, 2-8; Trish Byron/Cynthia Sanchez lost to Pendleton/Joiner, 7-9.
Girls Singles - Cynthia Sanchez lost to Leslie Howell, 3-8; Tara Moore def. Amber Taylor, 8-3; Lauren Longino lost to Ashley Carter, 4-8; Aly Jackson lost to Stacy Stroud, 2-8; Morgan McCormack lost to Brittany Pendleton, 7-9; Kendall Smith lost to Vera Koplacova, 0-8.
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Sixth Graders Bare Their Soles!
Posted: July 25, 2011
She admits that by the time all 181 Greensburg Salem students at the annual Camp Soles outing have explored the wet earth, "it's pretty much a mud puddle." Still, on their walkabout they may catch glimpses of wetland denizens such as tadpoles, crayfish or, yes, the occasional snake. Wetlands are just one facet of understanding how water cycles above, on and below
the earth's surface, she says.
Accompanied by Penn State summer intern Samantha Pedder, a Wildlife and Fisheries Science major, Dana conducted several Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) activities including the wetland exploration, and the Incredible Journey, where youngsters "pretend they're water drops passing through nine stations," she says. "Some start in the ocean, then 'evaporate' and go to a cloud, only to fall back in the ocean. Others bound in a glacier realize they may be there for a very long time."
The other session, called Just Passing Through, follows water's path from landfall and beyond through the soil, where it can pick up and disburse nutrients as well as pesticides, herbicides and other man-made chemicals. Not to mention sediment itself, whose erosion triggers "one of the biggest pollutants in Pennsylvania," Dana says. Coordinators of the program were teachers John Dini and Cheryl Ruggieri.


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The Pilot Pegs' flowing teardrop profile complements the shape of components found on some of today's cutting-edge customs. A variety of styles are available for virtually any application. Notice the similarities in the footpeg, stirrup, and shift peg, and how great they look as a set.
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Chopra is clearly aware of the industry's large appetite for power, which has been an issue in northern Virginia. "Data centers are the energy hogs of the 21st century," Chopra told Government Technology last year. "If we all believe we need to have renewable energy and energy independence in this country, those of us in the IT community must step up and acknowledge that we are net consumers in a significant way."
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OK, so we're clearly not getting the definitive showodown of the prime-time talent searches because a certain "American Idol" producer is allergic to money and ratings.
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NBC's up-and-coming search for America's next great recording star sucked in 15.8 million viewers and earned a 5.8 rating among adults age 18-49, making it last night's highest-rated program and continuing a hot streak through its blind-audition rounds following its post-Super Bowl premiere.
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Finally, over on The CW, "Gossip Girl" (0.5) and "Hart of Dixie" (0.6) remained low, but at least steady.
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Crane, a Wilson Central faculty member, wrapped up his first season as quarterbacks coach in his second stint on the football staff at Cumberland University. He previously was the wide receivers coach for the 2006 season at CU.
Crane will replace Bobby Brown as head coach after Brown resigned in mid-December following nine years in charge of the program. In that time Coach Brown compiled a record of 44-51 and four times took his team to the TSSAA playoffs.
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2009 Ford Roush Mustang P-51b
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- 4.6 liter Roushcharged V8 which features many internal upgrades and creates 510 horsepower and 510 lb./ft. of torque
- Roush suspension system that's complete with Roush wheel hop reduction
- Vapor exterior paint that's accented with bright silver trim painted hood call-outs
- Fully documented and virtually new in every way
- Factory Tremec 5-speed transmission that's been equipped with both an upgraded clutch and an aluminum flywheel
- 18 inch Roush black chrome alloy wheels
- Roush interior upgrades
- Factory Ford 8.8 Detroit TruTrac rear end that's complete with 3.55 gears
- Upgraded four wheel disc brake system which features 14 inch, two-piece front rotors and six-piston Roush front calipers
- Number 7 of 51 produced
- 4.6 liter Roushcharged V8 which features many internal upgrades and creates 510 horsepower and 510 lb./ft. of torque
- Factory Tremec 5-speed transmission that's been equipped with both an upgraded clutch and an aluminum flywheel
- Factory Ford 8.8 Detroit TruTrac rear end that's complete with 3.55 gears
- Roush suspension system that's complete with Roush wheel hop reduction
- 18 inch Roush black chrome alloy wheels
- Upgraded four wheel disc brake system which features 14 inch, two-piece front rotors and six-piston Roush front calipers
- Vapor exterior paint that's accented with bright silver trim painted hood call-outs
- Roush interior upgrades
- Number 7 of 51 produced
- Fully documented and virtually new in every way
Like most gearheads, Jack Roush enjoys engines of any kind and speed at any level. Nobody knows more about getting a Ford around a racetrack quickly than this guy. And for years, some of the nastiest, most powerful, and most spectacular blue oval hardware ever built has come out of Roush Performance in Livonia Michigan. However, as an owner of two P-51 Mustangs, Jack also has a healthy love for the vintage warbirds which inspired America's first pony car. And in 2009, he decided to create an aeronautical themed performance car that would be a literal interpretation of Triple Ace Bud Anderson's "Old Crow" P-51B fighter plane. One of only 51 produced, this showroom fresh Roush P-51B is the ultimate embodiment of classic American aviation and decades of racing knowledge. If you're looking for a unique show car that's virtually guaranteed to grow into an elite, investment grade muscle car, here's your chance to strap in early and watch this Mustang climb!
With barely 545 miles on its odometer, this Ford is essentially a brand new car. Its factory window sticker, which is included with the sale, lists the following options and standard equipment:
- 17 inch premium painted cast aluminum wheels
- P235/55ZR17 all season black side wall tires
- Front fog lamps
- Stainless steel dual exhaust
- Variable interval wipers
- Rear window defroster
- GT Rear decklid spoiler
- Cloth bucket sport seats
- Power 6-way driver's seat
- Manual 2-way front passenger's seat
- Center console with armrest
- Air conditioning
- Premium AM/FM CD player that's both MP3 capable and satellite capable
- Dual vanity mirrors
- Cruise control
- Tilt steering wheel
- Split fold rear seat
- Color coordinated carpet that's complete with front floor mats
- Four wheel disc brake system that's complete with both ABS and traction control
- Power rack and pinion steering
- Two power points
- Power windows, locks and mirrors
- Remote keyless entry
- Driver and passenger airbags
- Side airbags
- Illuminated entry
- Personal safety system
- Latch child safety system
- Securilock PASS anti-theft
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- Driver ornamentation package ($195)
- California emissions system ($00)
- Smoker's package ($00)
- Shaker 500 audio system which includes a 6 disk in dash CD changer ($665)
Since this P-51B is a fully documented car, its original Roush Performance window sticker is also included with the sale. Here's a look at the upfitted equipment list:
- ROUSHcharged P-51 4.6L powertrain system which produces 510 horsepower and 510 lb./ft. of torque
-TVS Technology ROUSHcharger
- —-Intake manifold
- —-Intercooler and radiator
- —-Cold air induction system
-Secondary sheave fead -Forged aluminum pistons -Forged steel H-beam connecting rods -Forged steel crankshaft -Unique high flow fuel injectors
- —-Unique fuel rail
-Dual 60mm electronic throttle body -Upgraded fuel system -Aluminum flywheel -Upgraded clutch
- —-Roush calibrated ECM
- ROUSH aerobody kit
-Front fascia -Front chin spoiler -Hood scoop -Rear quarter window louvers -Rear wing -Black high flow front grille -Lower valence fog lamps
- ROUSH P-51B graphics and badging
-P-51B fender emblems -P-51B rear decklid badging -P-51B serialized engine bay badge -P51-B signature engine bay badge -Hood stripe -Windshield banner -ROUSHCHARGED hood scoop decals
- ROUSH Stage 3 suspension system
-Front struts -Rear shocks -Pinion snubbers -Front and rear springs -Front and rear sway bars -ROUSH wheel hop reduction kit
- ROUSH 18 inch forged black chrome wheels with ultra high performance tires and locking lug nuts
- ROUSH short throw shifter with retro shift lever and P-51B shifter ball
- ROUSH P-51B sport leather seating with suede inserts
- ROUSH four piece performance pedal kit
- ROUSH white face electro luminescent gauge cluster
- ROUSH P51-B embroidered floor mats
- ROUSH billet underhood caps
- ROUSH door sill plates
- ROUSH carbon fiber interior trim
- Mustang trunk mounted tool kit: $355
- ROUSH enhanced sound exhaust: $675
Number 7 of only 51 Roush P-51B Mustangs ever built, this pristine Ford pony car has been in the care of one meticulous owner since new and presents excellent in every way. The car's body is 100% straight with no history of accidents or damage of any kind, and a close look down its fuselage reveals not so much as a dent or ding anywhere. Roush's high quality paint and bodywork blend invisibly with the car's tight and glossy factory panels. And overall, this Ford pony conveys a premium sense of collectability that, when combined with its spectacular performance, creates a timeless modern classic.
Following the successful launch of their 2008 P-51A, which is one of the most sought-after and collectible Mustangs of the company's 17 year history, Roush Performance decided 'refinement' would be the key term when it came time for a 2009 follow up. And nowhere is that theme more apparent than on the exterior of this P-51B. At the front of the car, a high flow Roush grille hangs a familiar P-51 emblem between factory black-bucket head lights, a custom Roush front valence and a P-51B-exclusive silver chin spoiler. Above that grille, a factory Mustang GT hood props a prominent "ROUSHCHARGED" branded scoop above a P-51B-exclusive painted green stripe and P-51B-exclusive painted "510 HP" call-outs. Behind that hood, original glass displays a silver "Roush" windshield banner between flat black factory rear view mirrors and body-matched Roush quarter window covers. Below that glass, bright P-51B emblems and traditional Roush Performance emblems are perfectly aligned with Vapor painted rocker panels and Vapor painted door handles. And at the back of the car, a P-51B-exclusive black valence centers pristine factory tail lights and a "P-51" branded faux fuel filler emblem between a silver, fiberglass racing spoiler, a stylized rear bumper and Roush branded exhaust tips.
Like most Roush Mustangs, the P-51B features a supercharged and intercooled 4.6 liter Ford V8. Unlike most Roush Mustangs, the P-51B features a whole roster of performance upgrades which include forged aluminum pistons, forged steel H-beam connecting rods, a forged steel crankshaft, unique high flow fuel injectors, a unique fuel rail and a dual 60mm electronic throttle body. The TVS Technology Roushcharger is an Eaton style blower that sits atop the engine and exhales through an air-to-liquid intercooler which helps manage on-track temperatures. In front of that blower, you'll find a custom Roush air induction system and below that blower you'll find a custom Roush Performance intake manifold. Despite Fords 4.6 liter being a very strong engine as is, a beefier cooling system, a recalibrated ECM and a full set of Roush billet caps were implemented to aid both performance and aesthetics. And all those tweaks, modifications and substitutions eventually tally up to a mild 8.6 to 1 compression, an even 510 horsepower and a spectacular 510 lb./ft. of torque. On the radiator support, a Roush Performance badge lists the hot engine's power output and verifies this Mustang as number 7 of the 51 P-51Bs built. On the passenger's side inner fender you'll find a satin metal plate that's engraved with the signature of the technician who assembled the engine. Number 7's engine bay features Roush Performance's typical OEM style expertise and displays hardly any signs of usage at all. And when the engine fires up, the custom air intake combines with the awesome Roushcharger to provide a sinister whine at idle and an incredible roar from trackside!
Straight from Dearborn, the D2C Mustang platform is a very capable foundation; and this P-51's added Roush Performance upgrades make it a true force to be reckoned with both on the street and at the track. The transmission is a Tremec 5-speed manual which utilizes an upgraded clutch and a Roush aluminum flywheel to drive a rugged Ford 8.8-inch rear end. Inside that rear end, a Detroit TrueTrac differential houses road course appropriate 3.55 gears which combine with a Roush wheel hop reduction kit to give the car long legs on the straightaway. And outside of that rear end Roush Suspension System upgrades, which include new front struts, new rear shocks, new pinion snubbers, new front and rears sway bars, and new springs at all four corners, give the car good grip out of the bends. Braking is handled by a combination of red, six-piston "ROUSH" branded front calipers and factory grade rear calipers which respectively clamp positively massive 14 inch, two-piece slotted front rotors and slotted rear rotors. Spent gases are whisked away by an optional Roush Performance off-road exhaust system which is specifically engineered for Ford's 'mod' motor; and as a result, sounds downright predatory even at idle. And power is put to the pavement through awesome 18 inch Roush Performance black chrome forged alloy wheels which spin super sticky 275/40 Cooper Zeon radials around mandatory locking lug nuts.
Unlike many tuners, Roush Performance always adds interior upgrades to their vehicles. Steal one glance through the doors of this barely touched P-51B and you'll find a top-of-the-line cockpit that still retains its new car smell and still features some of its protective factory plastic. The seats are supple leather buckets which display light stitching, suede inserts and bright "P-51B" logos. Inside the dash, an OEM-quality Roush Stage 3 electro luminescent instrument panel rides behind attractive carbon fiber trim and a cleverly placed boost gauge. At the center of the car, a Roush Performance short throw shifter looks perfect between a carbon fiber topped console and a powerful Shaker 500 audio system. And at the floor, Roush Performance CNC billet foot pedals hang over like-new black carpet which is protected by custom "P-51B" embroidered floor mats and bordered by satin-finished Roush sill plates. Behind the cockpit, a factory correct trunk hangs a slick Roush Performance tool kit above ample storage space. And naturally, all the amenities and convenience features you've come to expect in a modern classic are present and accounted for including climate control, cruise control and full power accessories.
- Original Ford window sticker
- Original Roush Performance window sticker
- Original Ford owner's manual
- Original Roush owner's manual
- The car's factory plastic seat covers
- All the car's keys and fobs
- A few dealership brochures
The name Jack Roush is legendary at race tracks around the world, so when he puts his name on a line of performance Mustangs, you know they're going to be something special. There's little to fault in this low mileage, one owner P-51B, and it's a superb car with out-of-the-box abilities which allow it to embarrass any number of vehicles around any race circuit. If you're looking for a future blue chip collector piece that's interesting, fun, easy to live with and scary fast all at the same time, you've found your next car!
- Year
- 2009
- Make
- Ford
- Secondary Make
- Roush
- Model Name
- Mustang
- Secondary Model
- P-51b
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Modern
- Mileage
- 545
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 4.6 Liter Roushcharged V8
- Engine Number
- n/a
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Electronic Fuel Injection
- Transmission Type
- 5 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- n/a
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- AM/FM CD Changer
- Battery Location
- n/a
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- Yes
- Interior Color
- Charcoal
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Leather Suede
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Coupe
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Vapor
- Paint Type
- Basecoat/Clearcoat
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Independent
- Rear Suspension Type
- 3-Link
- Axle Specification
- n/a
- Front Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Rear Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Cat-back System
- Restoration Status
- Survivor
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- Ford window sticker; Roush window sticker; P-51b owners manual; Ford owner's manual; Dealership brochures; Factory plastic seat covers; Both keys and fobs; Placed in medium UPS box behind banner in showroom. -PB
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[WOMEN'S WORLD CUP] A rematch of the 2008 Olympic final will eliminate either the United States or Brazil at the quarterfinal stage of the Women's World Cup.
American keeper Hope Solo and Brazilian bombshell Marta are again among the major players for Sunday's showdown.
Three years ago, when the USA beat Brazil to win the Olympic gold medal, goalkeeper Hope Solo took the headlines for all the right reasons by stoning Marta and Co. repeatedly.
Solo might need a repeat performance if the USA is to prevail in the next showdown, a Women's World Cup quarterfinal Sunday in Dresden. Brazil has scored seven goals and conceded none while beating Australia, Norway and Equatorial Guinea to top Group D; the Americans finished second in Group C as a consequence of losing to Sweden, 2-1, after beating North Korea, 2-0, and Colombia, 3-0.
That loss to Sweden is the first-ever for the USA in World Cup group play, but the Americans proved in 2008 that a group loss is far from disaster. They lost their Olympic opener to Norway, 2-0, then rallied to win five straight, including a 1-0 overtime defeat of Brazil in the gold-medal match.
Regardless of how well they play defensively this time around against the potent and polished Brazilians, the Americans can no longer regard scoring chances as cheap trinkets rejected in the hopes a shinier, fancier one is offered. Before and after surrendering a penalty kick and deflected free kick by which Sweden took a 2-0 lead, the Americans squandered viable, bonafide opportunities. They finished with a 20-9 advantage in shots.
"In order to play in the final we need to step up and be sharper with our chances," said U.S. coach Pia Sundhage after the loss to Sweden. "We start with Brazil. That will motivate the players more and this is a big chance."
The return of buzzsaw Heather O'Reilly, who sat out the Sweden game with a groin injury, is a problem for Brazil, which despite three shutouts isn't regarded as a defensive fortress and can be soft on the flanks. The heart and courage of Abby Wambach, who played through the pain of an Achilles' tendon injury to last the full 90 minutes and scored the only USA goal against Sweden, is a critical element that may limit head coach Pia Sundage's options if she starts and comes up limping early in the match.
The press has focused on her squandered goalscoring chances, but her value is much greater. Wambach set up Lauren Cheney for a headed goal against North Korea with a chip from the left wing, and her harassment of Colombia's defenders yielded a superb O'Reilly strike for the first goal. She's also cactus-tough.
"I'm not coming off the field," said Wambach, who scored the 119th goal of her U.S. career against Sweden after netting just once this year. "Unless Pia decides she wants off me off the field, I'll have to have something seriously wrong with me to not play. This is the world championship, this is what we all live for."
Wambach also missed the 2008 Olympics because of a broken leg suffered in a friendly against Brazil three weeks before the Olympics.
Brazil hopes it can dominate as it did in the 2007 WWC semifinal that triggered Solo's banishment from the team for several months. Then-head coach Greg Ryan benched Solo for the semifinal, and replacement Briana Scurry's shaky performance in a crushing 4-0 defeat prompted Solo to complain bitterly in an infamous post-match interview. When Sundhage took over later that year, Solo returned.
After a tepid showing in its Group D opener against Australia – which rallied to win its next two games and is matched against Sweden in the quarterfinals – Brazil got its attack in gear to hit its next two opponents with three goals apiece. Marta, Cristiane and Rosana have each scored twice as Brazil utilized an approach as opportunistic as it is flambouyant.
The Brazilians didn't need to bomb forward against Norway; they eased their nerves with a Marta goal midway through the first half, then punched out their opponents with a rapid-fire, double-dose of goals two minutes apart just after halftime.
Marta opened the scoring when she chased down a long ball played out of the back by Erika, who appeared to trip an opponent while stripping her of the ball. Defender Nora Berge had position on Marta as they chased the pass, but a shove by Marta sent her tumbling headlong to the turf, and the Brazilian danced past another challenge before finishing crisply with a low, left-footed shot.
On another day, either Erika's tackle or Marta's jostle of Berge could have been ruled a foul. But that aggression, mixed with the flair and skill and brazen confidence seemingly inherent in all Brazilian teams, is a major reason the South American nation has joined Germany and the USA as the undisputed heavyweights in women's soccer. Yet Brazil has yet to win a Women's World Cup or Olympic gold medal.
Marta set up Rosana for the second goal against Norway right after the second-half kickoff, and tallied again herself two minutes later when a series of defensive bungles unraveled Norway's back line. Those relentless surges were reminiscent of Brazil's rampant showing in the 2007 semifinal rout of the USA, when a controversial goalkeeping change was only one of myriad mishaps.
Scurry should have handled at least one and perhaps two of the four Brazilian shots that wound up in the net, but a goal headed into her own net by Leslie Osbourne off a corner kick opened the scoring in the 20th minute, and Shannon Boxx's dismissal in first-half stoppage time effectively sealed the outcome.
Marta dazzled while scoring the second and third goals, but in the final against Germany, she failed to convert a penalty kick and her temper boiled over as Brazil disintegrated in a bitter 2-0 defeat. For all her brilliance, she can be rattled.
Redemption seemed Brazil's destiny a year later at the Olympics, but instead Solo stymied Marta and her mates long enough for the Americans to strike early in overtime. Amy Rodriguez, who'd squandered a breakway chance late in regulation, laid off a ball that Carli Lloyd drilled into the net from the edge of the penalty area. (Among the U.S. goals in this competition is a strike by Megan Rapinoe from similar range, and a long-range missile from O'Reilly.)
Most of the principals in those last two showdowns are available for Sunday, and while all of the Americans admire and respect Brazil, fear is not an option. Captain Christie Rampone believes they can clean up the defensive miscues that arose against Sweden, when a penalty-area foul by Amy LePeilbet and clumsy tackle by Rachel Buehler resulted in the two goals. More crispness in midfield and more patience in attack have been cited by Sundhage as key elements to success.
Of course, Brazil is capable of forcing even very good teams into bad mistakes, but that dynamic can work both ways. "Brazil's a great team with great individual players," said Solo. "Of course they have the best individual player [Marta] but there are holes. You can find holes in their defense and their midfield and there's space to play.
"If we come to play and play as a team we can come out on top. If we play well we can really take it to Brazil."