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What you can see on GREEN VALLEY ARIZONA
Activities around Green Valley Arizona are diversified and year around. Whether your passion is, you’ll discover that Green Valley ARIZONA offers copious amounts of family activities.
ARIVACA SELF-GUIDED TOURS. Discover some of the prettiest country in the U.S. and the oldest schoolhouse in Green Valley Arizona. Located in high desert the Arivaca area boasts rich grazing land and Arivaca Lake offers great fishing. Brochures available at Arivaca town merchants. (25miles SW of Green Valley) 398-2702.
ARIZONA-SONORA DESERT MUSEUM. Living animal and plants of the Sonora Desert region. Many unique exhibits indoor and outdoor. Kinney Rd. north of Old Tucson Studios. Open every day of the year. 8:30-5:00. Admission Fee. (36 miles from Green Valley)
ASARCO MINERAL DISCOVERY CENTER. Discover our award-winning exhibit center, video theater, cactus garden, and picnic area. Free Admission to the Exhibit Center! Experience a tour of the Asarco Mission Mine. Stand at the edge of the open-pit mine, then walk into the mill. Shop at the Company Store gift shop for Southwestern arts & crafts by local artisans, silver, copper and Native American jewelry.
Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday
Discounts are available for groups and school tours with advance reservations. Hours and rates are subject to change.
Getting There
Take Interstate 19 to Pima Mine Road (exit 80). About 500 feet west of the freeway, turn left through the railroad crossing. Go south to the first right where you’ll see our copper-roofed buildings and the tall wooden tower.
BISBEE. Rustic, charming, turn-of-the-century western town. Home of Lavender Pit Mine. One of the world’s largest open-pit copper mines. (135 miles from Green Valley) 24 miles south of Tombstone on Route 80.
CASA GRANDE RUINS NATIONAL MONUMENT. Ruins of a massive four-story structure built of coarse caliche earth (high lime desert soil) by Indians who farmed in Gila Valley more than 600 years ago. Admission Fee. (100 miles from Green Valley)
CATALINA STATE PARK. Encompasses over 8,000 acres at the base of the northwestern slopes of the Catalina Mts. near Tucson. Picnicking. camping, hiking. and riding trails. Numerous archeological and ecological sites. Located 12 miles north of Tucson on US 89.
CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL MONUMENT. Alive with plants and animals, the monument contains tall, slender pinnacles and other geological oddities carved by nature from volcanic rock. (145 miles SE from Green Valley)
COLOSSAL CAVE. Possibly the world’s largest dry limestone cavern. Open daily, tours begin every few minutes.
Getting There
I-19 north to I-10, east to Vail exit, north to cave. Admission Fee. 520-647-7275.
DAVIS MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE. Contains the Military Aircraft Storage and Disposition Center, filled with hundreds of old planes. Call for tour times.
Getting There
Take any major east-west Tucson street to Craycroft. South on Craycroft to the base. 520-228-4570.
That was a little mind-picture of Green Valley Arizona, hope you will visit it soon and share your reviews with us.
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What is a CGI-BIN?
The most common name of a directory on a web server in which CGI programs are stored. The ‘bin’ part of ‘cgi-bin’ is a shorthand version of ‘binary’, because once upon a time, most programs were referred to as ‘binaries’. Today, most programs found in cgi-bin directories are text files — scripts that are executed by binaries located elsewhere on the server. While many programs using CGI are stored in this directory, it is not a requirement for using CGI. You should check with your web host if you can execute scripts outside of the cgi-bin directory.
What is .htaccess?
This is the default name of a configuration file that contains “server directives” (commands known by the server) that tell the server how to behave. One common use for an .htaccess file is to restrict access (password-protection) to specific files or directories on the Internet. Another is to specify a particular webpage to be accessed when there the file requested by the browser is not found (error 404). There are tons of uses for the .htaccess file, but we will limit it here to password protection of directories.
What are Server Side Includes?
Server side includes (SSI)s applied to an HTML document, enable interactive real-time features such as echoing current time, querying or updating a database, sending an email, etc., with no programming or CGI scripts. An SSI consists of a special sequence of characters on an HTML page. As the page is sent from the HTTP server to the requesting client, the page is scanned by the server for these special characters. When a characters is found the server interprets the data in the string and performs an action based on the characters data. The format of a SSI token is as follows :
<!–#’<tag><variable set> ‘–> where :
What is Zend?
If you have never heard of Zend, or Zend Optimizer, you will if you start installing scripts. So what is it?
The short definition is that it’s a file encoder for PHP files. When a programmer writes a php script and they want to protect the source code, they can encode it with Zend. Now, if someone wants to “borrow” the code to make their own version of a program, Zend will protect it.
In order for a program that’s encoded with Zend to operate, the web server must have the Zend Optimizer installed. This is fairly common. Most hosts have it installed by default.
Note: You can check if Zend is installed on your server by uploading this zend test file to your server and call it up in your browser: ZendTest.
What are Permissions and chmod?
File permissions provide a way of controlling whether other people can read (or modify) your files. Let’s see how file permissions work in Unix and how to change them. You can view the permissions on a file using your FTP program. Connect to your site and look for the column that says “Permissions”.
-rw-r–r–
The “-rw-r–r–” is the part of the output that shows the permissions. To understand what it means, we need to break it into four parts. The first character indicates the file type. Here it is a dash because the file is an ordinary file. It could also be a “d” for a directory, or various other letters for more obscure types of file.
The next nine characters fall into three sets of three, corresponding to the access rights of the user who owns the file, the group which owns the file, and all other users. The three characters in each set indicate whether users in the relevant category may read, write or execute the file. An r, w or x means that the users do have the corresponding right, while a dash means that they do not.
Thus in the above example, the user who owns the file has the access rights rw-, meaning that she may read and write the file but not execute it (since it’s an HTML file, executing it wouldn’t make much sense). Everyone else has the access rights r–, meaning that they may read the file but not write or execute it.
The following table shows what read, write and execute permissions mean for ordinary files and for directories.
Read
Can read the file
Can list files in the directory
Write
Can edit the file
Can create and delete files in the directory
Execute
Can run the file as a program
Can change to the directory
A note for those who are concerned about the privacy of their files but want to put up web pages: To view a file, one must be able to change to its directory. Thus if your web pages are to be visible, your home directory and your public_html directory must both be executable by everyone. (755)
What’s the Difference Between A URL and a Path?
Uniform Resource Locator is the global address of documents and other resources on the World Wide Web. The first part of the address indicates what protocol to use, and the second part specifies the IP address or the domain name where the resource is located.
Ex.: http://www.example.com
A path can be described as a file’s address on your file system, describing where the file lives: An absolute path gives the complete path, starting at the root directory, or the very top of the filesystem; A relative path looks for a file from the directory you are currently in down.
Ex.: /home/username/public_html/directory/file
What are ASCII and Binary Modes?
Basically, they are modes for uploading/downloading files between the server and your computer.
If your FTP program allows you to select between Binary, ASCII, and Auto modes, you can follow these general rules:
