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See reptiles at the library! Check our Events Calendar to find out when Canyon Critters will be at your library
We will be showing the proper and safe way to handle different reptiles and almost all of them are able to be touched by those curious enough. As a rescue, Canyon Critters will also discuss responsible pet ownership and mistakes people make when choosing pets.
Please note that some shows require tickets. Tickets are available beginning a week before the show date and can be obtained online in our Events Calendar, by phone at 303-235-5275, or in-person.
Do you like to read about things that really happened? Are you interested in true facts? Then I have a great author for you!
In 1864, the H.L. Hunley was the first submarine ever to sink a ship in battle, but something went terribly wrong. For reasons still not known, it sank trapping and killing the eight crewmen onboard. Even though both Conferedate and Union forces searched for it, no one could find the submarine. The Hunley stayed hidden on the ocean floor for over 130 years. Finally, in 1995 it was located by archeologists. Over the next ten years, the submarine was raised and the vessel sifted through to find artifacts and remains of the crew.
This book is a fascinating chronicle of how these scientists finally found some answers to long awaited questions.
If you want to learn more about the Hunley check out this terrific website.
The author, Sally Walker has lots of other great non-fiction books as well. Take a look at some of these titles;
Blizzard of Glass: The Halifax Explosion of 1917
Written in Bone: Buried Lives of Jamestown and Colonial Maryland
Frozen Secrets: Antarctica Revealed
She has more books on her website along with an interview with Sally.
If you love real life mysteries, try Sally Walker's books this summer, you'll be glad you did!
Well, thanks again for a great bunch that showed up for the Lego Club. This time I challenged them to creat a rocket ship to Mars (which might happen in 2018) OR create an underwater living area to help you survive. Our next meeting is July 18th at 3pm. That theme will be fantasy/mythological creatures. Put your thinking caps on, look up and read about some mythology, and come filled with ideas. Here are some photos from today.
Just in time for the Fourth of July!
Who wrote the song "Yankee Doodle Went to Town" before the American Revolution? A patriotic colonist, or an Englishman making fun of those new-fangled Americans?
Tom Angleberger, the author of the popular Origami Yoda books, gives us a new twist on the song. In Crankee Doodle Yankee Doodle's pony tries to get him to go to town.
Whose birthday is today?
Here are some clues:
- He hates Mondays and loves lasagna
- He loves coffee and hates raisins
- He hates to diet and loves to sleep
- He's orange and furry and was portrayed by a balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for the first time in 1984
- His 54th book came out in September, 2012
The answer, of course, is Garfield, who was 'born' on June 19, 1978.
If you love to read the comic strip in the newspaper or online, check out these new books and more from the library, to really get your Garfield fix!
On June 17th, 1885 the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York Harbor. It was a gift of friendship from the French. It was created to serve as a tribute to America's victory over the British in the American Revolution. The Statue of Liberty was designed by French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, who modeled it after his mother! Here are some other amazing facts about this beautiful American landmark:
-Lady Liberty measures 111 feet, 1 inch from her heels to the top of her head.
-The statue weighs 225 tons or 450,000 pounds.
-In 1885, the statue was shipped from France in 350 individual pieces packed in over 200 containers!
-Her crown has seven spikes, which represent the seven continents and the seven seas. There are also 25 windows in her crown that people may look out of when visiting.
-The French contributed $250,000 to the making of the Statue of Liberty. That would be about $5.5 million today.
-When the wind blows at 50 miles per hour or more, the statue sways up to three inches, while the torch bends up to five inches!
-Watch a live streaming view of New York Harbor from the Statue of Liberty's torch!
Check out some of these books about Lady Liberty from the library:
Lady Liberty: a Biography by Doreen Rappaport
Liberty's Journey by Kelly DiPucchio
Red, White, Blue, and Uncle Who: The Stories Behind Some of America's Patriotic Symbols by Teresa Bateman
You Wouldn't Want to Be a Worker on the Statue of Liberty: A Monument You'd Rather Not Build by John Malam
Are you 3 to 12 years old? Can you sing? Play an instrument? Show us your moves, make us laugh, or impress us with a magic trick or two!
Find more information about performing, or just coming to the show in our Events Calendar. Join us to see some fabulous local talent!
The water fountain in Olde Town Arvada has opened for the season! Beat the heat and get refreshed before heading into the Arvada Library!
Hours for the 2013 Season are as follows:
June 7 - September 30, 7 days a week
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
For more information on the Olde Town fountain, see the City of Arvada website.
Magician Connie Elstun and her hilarious costumed rabbits invade your library to take their annual summer vacation. They need your help as they search for good books on rabbits you may already know. Come on a magical summer journey and help the bunnies find a lost treasure chest.
Check our Events Calendar to see when Connie and her adorable rabbits are coming to your library. Tickets are required for some shows, so make sure to register online, or call for details 303-235-5275.
and he's getting a make-over!!
Check out the new cover for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone created by artist Kazu Kibuishi, author of Amulet graphic novels.
For 15 years, Harry Potter has been part of the lives of many youth, and adults. The books have been translated into 72 languages.
From The Guardian newspaper, "15 Things The Boy Wizard Is Responsible For", here's a little trivia:
- Kings Cross is the location of the elusive Platform 9 ¾, gateway to Hogwarts.
- The first Harry Potter was published by indie publishing house Bloomsbury, upon the demands of the chairman's daughter.
- Once rejected as irrelevent, Latin is being read, learned and repeated by young readers.
- The owl market has probably double or triple overnight. Sadly, for some owls, this has meant being abandoned, as they make for stinky pets who are likely to nip.
- There's a new condition called the "Hogwarts headache", coined by a doctor who described "a tension headache possibly accompanied by neck or wrist pains, caused by unhealthily long reading sessions of Harry Potter."
- Have you heard the band Harry and The Potters? Yes, this is a real band, yes, they do play gigs. And they continue to tour the US.
For filmdom trivia fans, take a look at Top 15 biggest Harry Potter film mistakes. If you haven't been to JK Rowling's page, try out the Fun Stuff!


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Very tasty, cheap, clean!Posted on 02 / 28 / 2012
I have been eating at this place for years off and on. Typical of most Jai restaurants they close in early afternoon. No noodle soup anymore sadly :( The food is still great with a huge variety. Can be crowded in morning and lunch time with workers eating and mostly takeaway. 30 bath for 2 dishes over rice. Normal price in Thailand... best veg place I have been to in Thailand

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WESTERN Canada's sardine fleet returned with no fish this month. The loss of the fishery, normally worth CAN$32 million (US$30.7 million), took many by surprise. Yet researchers warned last year that it could happen.
There are still sardines off the US Pacific coast. But the vanishing of the Canadian fish is part of a process that could mean they all disappear for decades, says Juan Zwolinski of the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Pacific sardine populations fluctuate with water temperature. Colder water means fewer fish. Temperatures last fell in the 1940s, but heavy fishing continued, devastating the stock and ending fishing until sardines returned when waters warmed in the 1980s.
"We think this is set to happen again," says Zwolinski, who tracked the population over the past century. He found that sardines have reproduced less since waters cooled in the 1990s. Almost all eggs now come from fish born a decade ago, which are nearly gone. Yet Canada has continued to up their quotas.
The sardine fisheries are simply unsustainable, says Alec MacCall of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in La Jolla, California. "There can be periods of decades when no fishing should be allowed since reproduction cannot even replace the parental stock." Even the US's relatively small catches may be too large, Zwolinski fears.
This article appeared in print under the headline "Sardine scare"
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City Councilman Rob Bonta invites residents to a Town Hall event set for 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012, at the Washington Park Recreation Center, located at Washington Park, 740 Central Avenue (at 8th Street).
The purpose of this Town Hall is to gather more public input on the alternatives to be presented to the City Council on March 6 regarding improvements to the Chuck Corica Golf Complex.
City Manager John Russo and city staff will be present at the Town Hall to discuss the staff report outlining current options.
Residents are asked to review the staff recommendations online before the meeting.


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5.0 Mustang & Super FordsEvents
World Ford Challenge X - The X-Factor
Celebrating Its 10th Anniversary, WFC Took The Show On The Road To Indianapolis
Horse Sense: After 10 great years, don't think George Gonzalez is going to rest on his laurels. We have a feeling the mastermind behind World Ford Challenge has something big up his sleeve for 2008.
They say time flies when you're having fun. We must be having a lot of fun, because it seems just yesterday George Gonzalez contacted us about sponsoring his new race, offering an unprecedented $10,000 to the winner of the Pro Mod 5.0 class. In the Super Ford days, Donald Farr and Tom Wilson jumped all over World Ford Challenge, and so did the Ford racing world. From racers and manufacturers to fans and vendors, WFC has long been a can't-miss on the calendar.
This was quite a leap in 1998. George had been a racer and a night club promoter when he hatched a vision for one big race. The existing races didn't have the kind of over-the-top excitement George craved. He wanted to put all the marbles on one weekend and let it ride. Not only was the race a big deal and the purse a huge one, but George also put forth a marketing campaign the Ford racing world had never seen. From flyers, huge ads, post-event videos, and more, it created excitement before the first car even went down the track.
We can still remember pulling into Beech Bend Raceway in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The longest line of cars waited to go into the race. Of course, the wait may have seemed longer because the better part of the preceding week was spent on the World Ford Challenge cruise. That's right-only a few years after the Hot Rod Power Tour began, there were Ford-only cruises to WFC. For the first two years, we caravanned to Beech Bend in Bowling Green and Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, respectively. Those were great times and showed what WFC meant to the Ford world.
We'd love to look back on all the good times from the previous nine races here, but there's only so much space in these pages. For a full WFC retrospective, check out www.50mustangandsuperfords.com.
This year's event marked the 10th Anniversary of World Ford Challenge. Due to scheduling conflicts, there was a big move from its 7-year run at Gateway International Raceway in St. Louis to the home of the NHRA's U.S. Nationals, O'Reilly Raceway Park out-side Indianapolis. It was the first Ford-only event we've ever seen there, and the facility was vast, proving more than a match for the WFC crowds.
The vibe was different at Indy, with the car show and bracket car attendance leading the way. The heads-up classes were solidly attended, and the racing was, as always, competitive with the big money on the line. Moreover, George's mastery of the weather continued, with Thursday's setup day being cold and rainy. The remainder of the weekend was straight out of the Chamber of Commerce guidebook: bright with blue skies and cool breezes. In the end, Chuck Samuel and the Kevin Marsh team drove away with the big check, and Kevin scored the Racin' Jason Memorial award. That probably makes up for all that prime rib he had to buy for the Saturday night party at the track.
Congrats to all the winners, and here's to next year. We think George is going to turn it up for WFC 11. We can hardly wait.


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MATH 1101 - Mathematical Modeling
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Pre-requisite(s): Entrance exam algebraic score in accordance with approved TCSG admission score levels.
Emphasizes functions using real-world applications as models. Topics include fundamental concepts of algebra; functions and graphs; linear, quadratic, polynomial, exponential, and logarithmic functions and models; systems of equations; and optional topics in algebra.


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The Bachelor
Roberto Martinez Responds to Bachelor Payday Rumors
After rumors that Roberto Martinez is in talks to negotiate a whopping $750,000 salary to star as the next Bachelor, Hottie Dimples himself took to Twitter to weigh in on the widespread speculation.
Roberto tweets, "'Keep ur lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have.' Hebrews 13:5 #ThereIsNoPrice." Not only does this seriously poke holes in the report that Roberto was demanding a hefty paycheck, but it also begs the question if he's going to participate in The Bachelor's upcoming season at all!
Despite Roberto's "There Is No Price" hashtag, recently Reality Steve confirmed the news, saying, "It's 1000% signed, sealed, delivered that Roberto will be the next 'Bachelor,'" so perhaps Roberto's tweeting is a negotiating tactic to rattle ABC. Doesn't sound like our Roberto — but maybe his split from Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky has brought out his shrewder side?
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The Federal Reserve, Neil Irwin told us earlier in the week, cannot do much for the majority of Americans in a struggling economy. They can only put money in the hands of the well-to-do, in the hopes that they spend more and increase economic growth, which will then trickle down to the masses.
I think there's more evidence of good monetary policy leading to broadly shared economic benefits, but in this moment, in 2012, that's mostly right. At least at the direct level, the rich are more affected by bond purchases and interest rate shifts. The time when the Fed could have really helped the mass of society would have been in the housing bubble period, from 2002-2007, by using the consumer protection responsibility it had to stop illegal lending practices, and by discouraging the mortgage frenzy in any and every way possible.
The Fed releases the transcripts of its meetings five years late, so we're only now finding out about what the Fed thought during that time. In fact, we just got the transcripts from late 2006, almost the height of the bubble. And here's what they were saying.
As the housing bubble entered its waning hours in 2006, top Federal Reserve officials marveled at the desperate antics of home builders seeking to lure buyers.
The officials laughed about the cars that builders were offering as signing bonuses, and about efforts to make empty homes look occupied. They joked about one builder who said that inventory was "rising through the roof."
But the officials, meeting every six weeks to discuss the health of the nation's economy, gave little credence to the possibility that the faltering housing market would weigh on the broader economy, according to transcripts that the Fed released Thursday. Instead they continued to tell one another throughout 2006 that the greatest danger was inflation — the possibility that the economy would grow too fast.
"We think the fundamentals of the expansion going forward still look good," Timothy F. Geithner, then president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told his colleagues when they gathered in Washington in December 2006.
Some officials, including Susan Bies, a Fed governor, suggested that a housing downturn actually could bolster the economy by redirecting money to other kinds of investments.
And there was general acclaim for Alan Greenspan, who stepped down as chairman at the beginning of the year, for presiding over one of the longest economic expansions in the nation's history. Mr. Geithner suggested that Mr. Greenspan's greatness still was not fully appreciated, an opinion now held by a much smaller number of people.
Right, so Geithner doesn't come off so hot with the effusive praise of Greenspan; maybe he thought at this point that Greenspan could get him his next job. But actually none of them come off well. These are supposed to be the most plugged-in economic policymakers in the country, the best and the brightest. They completely missed a $8 trillion housing bubble that was obvious to anyone going to open houses at that time, watching bidding wars break out in front of them, seeing prices inflate and inflate, having mortgage brokers tell them that "nobody does a fixed-rate mortgage anymore," etc.
I was one of those people. I thankfully never pulled the trigger on a condo at that time; my life would have taken a much different course. But just by virtue of being mildly immersed in that world, just for a few weeks, I apparently knew more about the unsustainable nature of the housing market than everyone on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. [cont'd.]
They completely missed a catastrophic bubble that had disastrous consequences for the nation. Banks and lenders were making money so they preferred not to see the problems that lie ahead. By 2006 the bubble already showed signs of popping, and still Fed policymakers were tragically ignorant. This is completely embarrassing. Dean Baker, one of the few economists who actually saw the truth at that time, writes:
At this point, the Fed should not have an image that could possibly be tarnished further. If its record had been reported accurately, everyone would be well aware of its incredible incompetence as a manager of the economy.
btw, as noted in the article, many of the people at these Fed meetings are still in top policy making positions. This shows that the U.S. economy still produces good-paying jobs for people without skills.
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Sherman's Oregon Roots Led to Successful Pacific Career
July 2009
By Lacy Lee Baker
During a recent visit with 1992 NFCA Hall of Famer Judy Sherman, she said with a laugh, "It's great to be Judy Sherman." And, I can see why. Retired from a successful career as coach, educator and administrator, the long-time Oregonian has carved out a busy life doing all the things she loves.
Your career spanned five decades, with softball coach the cornerstone of your years of service to Pacific University. Were you a player before you started coaching?
Yes, I was very young when I started playing. My city, Forest Grove, Oregon, had a women's team called the Forest Grove Meadowlarks, and we played in the Pacific Coast League against the Lionettes from Southern California, the Shamrocks out of Salt Lake City, and teams from Phoenix and Portland. I was actually 11 when I started playing with them; my school's physical education teacher had seen me play and went to my parents to ask if I could join the women's team.
I was fast, and long and lean, and started in the outfield. One of the highlights was playing in the nationals at the old Raybestos field in Stratford, Connecticut. I had to bat against Joan Joyce, and I was just hoping to touch the ball. Well, I did, and I ran like a scared rabbit before getting thrown out.
So, slapping wasn't invented yet?
No, I was quick but batted on the right side. We would just stand in there and take our cuts.
What are some other memories from your early playing days?
At that same nationals, it was the first game and we were warming up in the outfield. The coach was hitting us flies and one went over the fence. Well, coming from a time when balls were scarce and you had to keep track of every one of them, I just put one hand on the fence and hopped over to retrieve the ball. Apparently, the fans in the Northeast hadn't seen such an acrobatic outfielder, and they applauded. I was so embarrassed that when I returned to the playing field, I just crawled over and ended up scratching my leg on the fence.
So, you must have been pretty good at jumping too?
I guess I was. In college at Oregon State, I played basketball and volleyball, along with field hockey and softball. I also participated in track when I had the time and at one point held the AIAW (Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women) record for the high jump. If I had graduated a year later, I would have been able to train with Dick Fosbury, who perfected the Fosbury Flop and won the high jump gold medal in the 1968 Summer Olympics.
You started your coaching career at Pacific in 1967. What do you think made you successful as a coach?
I had great assistant coaches and hard-working players who were very goal-oriented. I always believed in setting goals and working very hard at the fundamentals. I hated to see softball practices where one person was hitting and the rest of the team was standing in the outfield to retrieve the ball, so I was very innovative in my practice plans. No one stood around at my practices. We had hitting stations and defensive stations, and kept everyone moving the entire time.
I also knew my players as people, not just as athletes. I still get Christmas cards from many of them and I'm glad I still remain part of their lives.
I conveyed my philosophy to them as well, telling them that in business, sometimes you get a PERK, or a little something extra, and we should give softball a PERK. I would then explain:
P is for "Positive Attitude"
E is for "Expect Excellence" (because what we expect, we very often get)
R is for "Respect" (respect for your opponents, the umpires and the game itself)
K is for "Kindness" (because we should give a little kindness because there's too much meanness in the world)
What do you see as the main differences in the sport since you began your career?
The usual suspects... sports training at a very young age, so skill wise, the players are better... better access to training facilities, so they're stronger and quicker... and of course, the equipment has made a huge difference. Technology has also played a part, with the capacity to videotape players and break down their swings and other skills. I give credit to Title IX for these improvements; we might have eventually gotten there, but it would have taken a lot longer.
On the negative side, I don't see players embracing the history of their sport. I see some of our players falling into the same traps like the men before us, expecting everything to be handed to them. Most will never experience sponging water off a field, or carrying the equipment, or having their coach tape an ankle because there was no such thing as an athletic trainer for women's sports. The sport has had some great athletes, but the players of today probably can't recall the names of the past. Television exposure is building softball role models today, but without the Olympics, it saddens me to think about the generations of players who have lost the chance to play in sport's grandest arena.
You have been involved with USA Softball's selection process since the late 1990's. What do you think about the recent International Olympic Committee developments (softball out of the Olympics through 2016)?
It's sad that the IOC did not see fit to keep such a strong women's sport on the program. However, there are still great world competitions that players can aspire to — the world championships, the world cup, the Pan Am Games and more. As long as we keep exposing the world to the sport through television, I believe there will still be converts to our game and the interest will continue to grow.
Although you had retired from coaching fastpitch in 1992, you remained on as athletics director at Pacific until 2004. Has it been hard to give up your work?
No, because I still help out the new athletics director with event management on a part-time basis. This affords me the opportunity to keep in contact with the student-athletes and still be involved in the life of the college.
The neatest thing that happened recently was the naming of the softball field in my honor. Besides dedicating it to someone from the college, they also wanted to honor a person from the city of Forest Grove. The "city" person that they chose was my father Ellerd Larkins, who had been very involved in the growth of youth softball and baseball in the area. He owned a lumber mill and had donated all the lumber to build a stadium many years ago; he sponsored teams and volunteered his time. Although my father died many years ago, my mother was alive to see the dedication of Sherman/Larkins field, and it was very special for her and our entire family.
And, what else are you doing in your "retirement"?
I'm a very busy gal! I dog-board in addition to having several acres of fruit trees and blackberries, raspberries and blueberries. I also have a six-acre farm where I keep my horse, and maintaining the farm is a job in itself. I'm still involved with USA Softball, and when I can, I plant a vegetable garden.
The dog-boarding ties me down a lot, but I still have some aspirations to travel, like taking a cruise to Alaska or a baseball vacation where I can visit some of the Major League Baseball parks. My two daughters live in the area, and I have three grandchildren, the oldest of whom just started high school. As you can see, I've retired from my career, but I haven't retired from life. It's great to be Judy Sherman!


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Hot Youth DVDs
Have you been waiting to watch some of the newest youth DVD releases? Has your family been wanting to see Rio and other popular movies that were in theaters recently? Well, the AADL has some great new and popular youth DVDs! Stop in at the downtown youth department or at any of our branch locations to check out or put a hold on some of these awesome titles. Here are just a few of them:
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Issue : Oracle Access Manager Installation failed at Policy Manager Configuration Screen "Error in setting Policy Domain Root"
Configuration :
1. Oracle Access Manager Version – 10.1.4.3
2. Directory Server (LDAP) – Microsoft Active Directory (AD) 2003
3. Dynamic Auxiliary Class support with AD 2003 was enabled
Root Cause :
Active Directory (AD) 2003 domain and forest was NOT promoted to Functional Level 2003 for Dynamic-Linked Auxiliary Object Class Support as mentioned in "Oracle Access Manager installation with AD" guide here
Fix :
1.Restore Active Directory from backup (pre OAM installation state) as it is NOT possible to delete schema (schema for OAM in AD) . For steps on how to uninstall/remove Oracle Access Manager (OAM) here
2. Raise functional domain level for Domain and Forest in AD from Mixed Mode (2000 Native + 2003) to Windows Server 2003
Similarly change Forest Functional Level to 2003
3. Restart Windows Machine which hosts AD
4. Install Oracle Access Manager again
What is Object Class – Structural and Auxiliary Object Class ?
Object Classes – Directory (LDAP Server) entries are made up of Object Classes. Object Classes are made up of attributes. There are three type of Object Classes in Oracle Access Manager (OAM)
i) Structural Object Class– These type of Object Class defines basic aspects of an Object. Each Identity Application (User, Group , Organization) is associated with a structural Object Class. example of Structural Object Class – inetOrgPerson or person
ii) Auxiliary Object Class – Auxiliary Object Classes extend the structural Object Class. They describe additional attributes for special items of a structural Object Class.
iii) Template Object Class – Template Object Class is configured for provisioning data to external applications. Template Class objects are NOTstored in LDAP Directory. Objects from Template Class are stored in Files. Oracle Access Manager provides generic template file in [install_dir]/config/templates
What is Dynamically Linked Auxiliary Class ?
A dynamically-linked auxiliary class is a class that is attached to an individual object, rather than to an object class. Dynamic linking enables you to store additional attributes with an individual object without the forest-wide impact of extending the schema definition for an entire class. More information here
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They didn't wear hair nets and they weren't scooping sloppy Joes onto plates, but students did give input on what options they'd like to see at lunchtime.
CORPUS CHRISTI - On a Thursday morning, well before lunch money was even handed out, menu items for lunch were being discussed in Corpus Christi Independent School District cafeterias
They didn't wear hair nets and they weren't scooping sloppy Joes onto plates, but students did give input on what options they'd like to see at lunchtime.
They call themselves the Food Advisory Team, or FAT for short.
"One year we tried to change it, but it was a year when PHAT was popular, so we kept it," Food Services Director Jody Houston said.
Once a month, the group of 25 meets to tell school administrators their ideas for healthy meal options and what dishes don't work.
"It's very helpful because they can assist us with issues as they arrive," Houston said. "They offer invaluable information to us."
The monthly meetings come complete with breakfast and occasionally new items for the panel to taste.
At one meeting the students requested wedge fries. The next day, they were served in cafeterias across the district.
"It's great because they really do listen to us. What we say matters," Carroll High School freshman Danielle Meador said. "A lot of kids have strong opinions on what they eat at lunch."
The students are selected by assistant principals of their campuses annually and their pictures hang on the wall of the high school they attend. Each school has at least five representatives, Houston said.
"It's good for them to mix with kids from other schools. It sticks with them," Carroll High School Cafeteria Manager Bea Gonzalez said.
Gonzalez has worked with the advisory team for 15 years.
The students are urging officials to conduct a district wide survey so their peers can give feedback as well. They plan to set up tables at each high school during lunch to ensure every student has a chance to participate.
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I like the difference. Nothing wrong with seeing a pretty girl given a pink bottom rather than thrashed black and blue (which I find abusive).
I have seen the spanker in other viedos and she her rubbing the cheeks are normal so someone should tell her this as well as this is suppose to be spankings and not love taps I don't know who would ever spend any money on this the spankee is cute but she seemed as bored as I was
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Nick Whynot and Terriann Miller display items that will be at the satellite store for the Queens Association for Supported Living from Dec. 4 to 20.
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D.C. Area Weather Forecast: Storms Ending Overnight
A few showers still possible overnight, but the severe threat is over.
Overnight: Showers Ending; Then Mostly Cloudy and Muggy; Patchy Fog
Lows: 66-72 | Rain: 30%
Saturday: Partly Cloudy, Less Humid and "Seasonable"
Highs: 84-89 | Wind: N-NW 5-10
Sunday: Mostly Sunny, Seasonable and Reasonable Humidity
Highs: 84-89 | Wind: S-SW 5-10
After an active Friday afternoon and evening with severe storms, things are quieting down in Washington. The cold front will be slow to follow. It will be warm and still humid overnight, but by tomorrow mid morning dew points will start to drop. Delightful conditions for Saturday with sunshine and seasonably warm highs in the upper 80s. A few more clouds by Sunday and a bit more humidity, but still dry and near 90 degrees.


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2. Find the volume of the hemisphere with the radius of 3 inches.
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The volume of a sphere is `V=4/3pir^3` , so the volume of half a sphere is `V=2/3pir^3` .
To find the volume of the hemisphere with radius 3 inches, substitute the value into the formula and simplify
`V=2/3 pi r^3` sub in r=3
`=2/3pi 3^3` cancel common factor of 3
`=2pi 3^2` simplify
The volume of the hemisphere is `V=18pi` cubic inches.
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"Easy meal, large enough for a big family! Substitute milk for water if a more creamy consistency is desired."
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2 (10.75 ounce) cans
condensed cream of chicken soup
1 1/4 cups
2 tablespoons
sour cream
skinless, boneless chicken halves - cooked
1 (16 ounce) package
frozen broccoli florets
1 cup
dry bread crumbs for topping
I thought this was a good recipe. It tasted a bit bland (I used healthy versions of the condensed soup) so I seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic powder. I also used one can cream of chicken and one can cream of celery soup. I took the advice of using milk instead of water also. I also used Stove Top Savory Herbs stuffing mix as my topping (a great addition). Try this recipe...you'll like it!
i did not like this recipe. I felt like it was missing something, maybe rice or noodles or something. I will not make this dish again.
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Delicious comfort food. I cut the chicken into chunks (used 2 full breasts) and used turkey stuffing on both the bottom and top of the casserole, as suggested. I used a touch more sour cream (to finish off a package), and I added some pepper, dehydrated onions and garlic powder. This is really easy to put together and I will definitely make this again! (extra note: I assume that it's a type in the 2nd part of the directions, and we are to COVER the dish for the 1st 30 minutes-- not sure we can uncover something that's not covered, ha. That's what I did anyway, and it worked out fine.)
Added more broccoli, sour cream, fresh cracked black pepper and garlic powder. Used turkey stuffing on top as well as on the bottom of the pan before I put the other ingredients in the pan. A little bland, however. Next time, I would added some diced onions for a little extra flavor. Overall, this was comfort food and the more I ate, the more I liked it.
My husband and I really liked this recipe and I'll definitely make it again. I used 4 chicken breast halves rather than 3 and I cut the chicken up into bite size chunks rather than leaving whole. I used milk rather than 1 1/4 cups water to make it a little more creamy. The only things I might change the next time I make this is to add a layer of stuffing on the bottom and a sprinkle of cheese on top. May also add a little more broccoli and sour cream. I thought this was a pretty good recipe...Thanks!
Found this recipe while browsing for something to cook for dinner. It was a real hit at my house! I did add a bit more sour cream after reading previous reviews. I had a bit of leftover rice which I put under the chicken, so it made it more of a "one dish meal.". I used "garlic and herb" seasoned bread crumbs. This one's a keeper for a quick and easy dinner. Recipe does need some corrections in specifying "chicken breasts" and to "cover" for first 30 minutes.
I added a couple more tablespoons of sour cream, 1tsp of chopped garlic, 1/2 tsp of Italian Seasonings to the sauce. I also used milk instead of water. I cubed the chicken into bite size pieces, and I covered the bread crumbs with grated marble cheese...was very good! Definitely will be making it again!
Great recipe... my daughter enjoyed eating her broccoli in this dish. I used Chicken and broccoli soup. Found the bread crumbs made it alittle dry but when all mixed together was great. cook time is not 10 mins though. i baked it for 1hr. great recipe!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Sour Cream Broccoli Casserole
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 200
** Calories from Fat: 63
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The Center for International Studies at Saint Louis University is very pleased to sponsor the Blackfriars Hall Junior Year Abroad Program at Oxford University. The program is an extremely selective program that sends academically disciplined students from SLU to take part in the Oxford system of tutorials, advanced research, and collaborative global education.
Renowned for its history and heritage, exquisite architecture, and ancient University, Oxford sits at the very heart of this rural county. Located about 50 miles north-west of London, Oxford has a population of just under 152,000 people and it host to the oldest universities in the English-speaking world, The University of Oxford. For over 800 years, Oxford has been a home to royalty and scholars, and since the 9th century an established town, although people are known to have lived in the area for thousands of years.
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Blackfriars Hall is one of the forty-five Colleges and Permanent Private Halls of Oxford University, and is located right in the heart of the city. This prestigious program is run by the English Dominican friars. Members of the Hall are normally mature students who are working towards their undergraduate and postgraduate degrees or are registered visiting students of the University. It is also where academic study is informed by a common life of friendship alongside the Dominican community of Blackfriars Priory. As such, it continues the historic mission of the Dominicans, a religious order of the Catholic Church, to engage with contemporary thought by participation in the life and work of a modern university that is committed to excellence in teaching and research.
Participating in this academic year long program is an experience for the students who are accepted. This intensive study abroad program is an amazing opportunity that challenges students to perform on a more independent basis.
Students participating in this program will receive accommodations within easy walking distance of Blackfriars. Visiting students are accommodated in two adjacent comfortable and historic houses in St. John Street, just outside the back gate of Blackfriars. Single or twin rooms are available and bed linens are provided. The houses are equipped with laundry facilities, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a common sitting room. Students will receive a food allowance to use at the University cafeteria.
As a visiting student at Blackfriars Hall, you will be able to follow accredited studies for one year in Theology, Philosophy, Psychology, English Literature and British History. You will enjoy access to the academic and wider social and recreational facilities of the University of Oxford, as well as what they offer you in the Hall. Students receive individualized mentoring for their particular interests, and while most of the tutorials through Blackfriars focus on the humanities, there is the potential for students to participate in tutorials in outside colleges and halls at Oxford.
Your teaching will be provided primarily through weekly tutorials, usually on a one-to-one basis, where you discuss with the tutor an essay you have prepared. You will receive either two tutorials a week or one tutorial and one class. As well as lectures at Blackfriars you will be able to attend an extremely wide range of lectures and seminars in the University.
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Academic year: October - June
For more detailed information regarding costs of program, inclusions, scholarships and financial aid information, please refer to the the Study Abroad Financial Aid and Scholarship Information link.
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- Must be a first semester Sophomore to apply, participate in program during Junior year
- Not be on academic or disciplinary probation
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Please submit the application and following supplemental materials together to the International Studies Office, Des Peres Hall 202. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Deadline to apply is January 28th, 2013.
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