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Prep 10 mins
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This is a US spin off of Izzy Knight's Mustard Baked Creme Chicken. We loved Izzy's Mustard Chicken so much, that I decided to improvise as well as convert to US measurments. Enjoy..
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream (fat free is okay)
- 2 boneless chicken breasts (cut into portions)
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon prepared yellow mustard
- 3⁄4 cup corn flakes (finely crumbled)
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- salt
- pepper
- cayenne pepper
- 6 tablespoons butter (melted)
- Combine sour cream and mustards in a small bowl.
- In second bowl, combine: cornflake crumbs, thyme,salt, pepper and a dash of cayenne pepper.
- Coat chicken pieces in cream mustard mixture.
- Roll chicken in crumb mixture.
- Place chicken pieces in a single layer on a large baking pan and drizzle with melted butter.
- Bake at 375 degrees for one hour or until juices run clear.
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This is the first chicken crusted with cornflakes that I could give 5 stars to! Everyone eating tonight loved it. I doubled the recipe, but decreased the amount of mustard by 1/2 (after doubling) because of children's preferences. I don't think I really needed to double the sour cream/mustard sauce, as I ended up throwing most of that away. I also decreased the amount of thyme, but mine was fresh dried from the garden! The taste was yummy!!! I will definitely make this recipe again. Made for Everyday is a Holiday tag.
Finally, a cornflake chicken recipe with real flavor! We always loved the crunch factor, but the taste was lacking something. I omitted the yellow mustard & used 3 Tbsp. Dijon. Then I let the chicken stand 10 mins. before rolling in crumbs. Very tasty!
Awesome recipe!! We used breadcrumbs, not having corn flakes. Also, substituting Basil for dried thyme. It was excellent! Anetka, and her mom fix the absolute best schnitzel in the world, but this recipe might be in there not too far behind. I can't wait to fix it again. Thanks!


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The latest round of cybersecurity legislation is moving ahead in the House, with the Homeland Security Committee on Feb. 5 approving a bill by voice vote that seeks to protect critical infrastructure and codify information-sharing practices.
According to a summary of the bill, the measure would formalize numerous existing government cybersecurity efforts, such as information-sharing initiatives between the public and private sectors and assessments of the cyber workforce. It would also strengthen the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center and prohibit new regulatory authorities at agencies, particularly the Department of Homeland Security.
The bill "aligns with the presidential executive order, which is the most comprehensive protection of critical infrastructure to date," said Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), the panel's ranking member. "The publication of [the forthcoming National Institute of Standards and Technology cybersecurity framework] has the potential to fundamentally alter how decisions about federal security networks get made."
Much of the deliberation during the session, however, focused on issues related to privacy and civil liberties. Debates sparked over amendments targeting transparency in the government's collection of individuals' information, particularly during border searches of personal electronic devices. One such amendment by Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) was set aside, and committee members said they would discuss it further behind closed doors.
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), chairman of the committee and the bill's sponsor, was pleased with the outcome.
"This bill represents over a year of work and more than 300 meetings with experts and stakeholders, including the owners and operators of critical infrastructure, government agencies, academics and privacy advocates," he said. "We went through several drafts and countless hours of negotiations, but I'm proud to say the final product is, as our friends at the ACLU have called it, 'both pro-security and pro-privacy.'"
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The East Side Club is proud to announce the return of the Sunset Music Series to our lakeside lawn venue. There is a $5 admission charge for all shows, and there will be food carts present from which to leisurely dine. The Tiki bar will be open for all performances. So, come and enjoy a pleasant evening on the lawn with live music!
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300 hasn't made it to Ireland yet but I started seeing blogs talking about it yesterday. Most are reviewing it but Photocritic looked at recreating the same style of photography that appears in the film with the help of graphic artist Jason Niedle.
Last week's Time magazine has a two page spread on the movie. It was interesting to read that because of the high tech CGI used in the film, the only "real" things in the movie were the actors and little else. They had to use their initiative too as the film was almost completely shot inside a studio against a blue screen. I'm looking forward to seeing it!
The trivia page is full of interesting, err, trivia. Yay, they used Linux too!
Ten visual effects vendors contributed to the film, spread over three continents.
The filmmakers used bluescreen 90% of the time, and greenscreen for 10%. They chose blue because it better matched the lighting paradigm (green would have been too bright) and because red garments (a la spartan capes) look better when shot over blue.
There was one day of location shooting, which was for the horses that were shot for the 'approaching sparta' scene.
Two very different reviews of the movie: The Star offers a serious look at brutal Spartan society while Kevin Costello says, "I'm not nearly as straight as I often claim" after watching all the bare male skin and asking, "Is there any man in this film with less than a washboard stomach?"
An old and empty phone booth lies neglected. Notice the lock and bolt on the door? I get the feeling this booth hasn't contained a phone in a long time..
This is the other side of the window pictured yesterday in the mystery hospital.
I just read that a portable version of image manipulation program, GIMP, is now available for download.
If it works well enough that's going to get a permanent home in my USB memory stick and unlike "Portable Photoshop", this one is completely legal to copy and share.
GIMP Portable version 2.2.13 has been released. GIMP Portable is the full-featured GIMP image and photo editor bundled with a PortableApps.com launcher as a portable app, so you can edit your photos and images on the go. This new release updates the included GIMP to 2.2.13, adds Vista compatibility, correctly cleans up GTK's bookmark and thumbnail files and features a greatly improved startup speed thanks to the new launcher's plugin processing.
Do you recklessly walk around urban areas with your camera like I do? Are you worried?
A few days ago I received an email from John Hennessy asking me about street photography and especially what rights and responsibilities do I as a photographer have when out with my camera on the street.
Many moons ago I linked to this article on photographers rights in Ireland but it's worth revisiting again because of the comments added since. Comment 11 by Bill is especially useful going into further detail about different scenarios but also making it obvious that the law really hasn't been tested or is complete.
Irish law has been quite grey in a few areas when in comes to photography and publication of certain types of photos. For example the taking of a photo of a garda while on duty is not illegal however the publication of said photo is, if the member of the force is identifiable.
The photography of minors is a very dangerous area for any photographer and one area I avoid like the plague.
Blasphemy is still illegal in this country, therefore pictures that are considered so will get you into all sorts of hot stuff. This extends to artistic photos too.
A post on Digital Photography School asks Do Photographers have Rights? There are links to photographer's rights articles from around the world so if you're going to do a little traveling it might be a good place to start before you get into trouble!
Jpg Magazine's issue 9 was dedicated to street photography and Chris Weeks reviewed it. You can download a PDF sample of the issue which I have done, but I haven't got around to reading it yet. Chris likes it but he doesn't pull any punches in his review. His review is harsh but I'm tempted to subscribe now..
Clouds gather and block out the sun over the Lough in Cork last year. The display was beautiful as light wispy clouds and dark brooding rain clouds skirted across the sky.
The sun made one final effort to shine, but the clouds won out and it started to rain moments later.
As a rule I don't photograph the homeless very often but I don't think the sleeping gentleman in this photo was homeless. Rather a heavy night on the town I suspect.
This was snapped while walking past Marks & Spencers on Patrick's Street last year. I spotted the security people and had the camera ready without breaking stride.
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A dad waits for his better half to come out of a clothes shop on Patrick's Street.
Waves crash onto the beach at Garretstown last April.
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NFL Reshaped by Commissioner, Firm Coaches
The National Football League begins its regular season next week following a pre-season dominated by the troubles of Michael Vick, the Atlanta Falcons quarterback who pleaded guilty to a federal dogfighting charge. Stable leadership should keep leading teams in tact. Former NFL player and ESPN analyst Bill Curry discusses the Vick story as well as the upcoming season with Steve Inskeep.
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"Memory" wow, just beautiful! Gorgeous music, touching lyrics, emotional vocals that just make me melt, great production also, another hit in my book!
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"A unique cookbook for all campers." Library Journal
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This collection of recipes and tips from scouts and scout leaders representing nearly every state in the Union celebrates the best in campout cooking. Whether you're hungering for a Ravenous Scout Leader's Steak Au Gratin, Fire Starter Cider, Jeepers Creepers Dirt Parfait, or anything in between, you'll find hundreds of camp-friendly options. Each recipe has been personally tested and approved by the authors and is accompanied by at-a-glance information about cooking method, challenge level, and servings. The Scout's Outdoor Cookbook has you covered, whether you need an introduction to the basic essentials, instructions on cooking in cast iron or cardboard box oven, or a real cookout challenge.


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BCSS is excited for the 2016-2017 school year! Click the link below for the Institute agenda on August 5th. We look forward to seeing all of our celebrity employees on the red carpet!
BCSS 2016 Institute Agenda
Butler County School System will host New Teacher Orientation August 2nd - 4th. Please click the link below to view the orientation schedule.
2016 BCSS New Teacher Orientation Schedule
Applications are being accepted through noon on August 2, 2016.
Supply lists for the 2016-2017 school year are now available at the link below.
Georgiana basketball players, Jacquez Payton and Richard Boggan have had a very successful basketball season on and off of the court. After competiting in the Final Four, both players were chosen for the Alabama Sports Writers Association Class 1-A All-State Teams. Georgiana School's Head Basketball Coach, Kirk Norris, has also been honored with being named the Class 1A Coach of the Year. Payton was also a finalist for the Class 1A Player of the Year and Boggan won the Bryant-Jordan 1A Achievement Award. This award is designed to reward the student-athlete who achieves beyond his ability both academically and athletically or who may have overcome some obstacle or hardship to achieve success.
2016 All-State Boys Basketball Team
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Lowe's Chooses Tennessee For New Fulfillment Center
The home improvement company plans to invest $100M and create approximately 600 jobs at a new direct fulfillment center in Robertson County, TN.
Amazon Will Create 5,000 Full-Time Jobs In Pennsylvania
Over the next three years, the company will invest at least $150 million in new fulfillment and distribution operations located across the commonwealth.
Alabama: Generating Growth From The Ground Up
Consumer trends are creating a groundswell for locally sourced foods, creating new opportunities for Alabama's farmers to bring their products to market.
ADP To Create 1,600 Jobs In Orlando Region
The new office will create up to 1,600 new jobs within the next five years and result in a capital investment of $28 million.
Eurotranciatura USA Expanding In Tennessee
The steel company will create more than 170 new jobs and invest $12.6 million to expand its advanced manufacturing operations in Paris, TN.
Gap, Inc. Expanding Gallatin, TN Distribution Facility
The global retailer will invest $35 million, create more than 100 new jobs in Middle Tennessee over next five years.
Italian Paper Company Breaks Ground In Ohio
Sofidel Group's new $300 million integrated paper mill is expected to bring 300 jobs to Circleville, OH.
iCIMS Opts To Grow At New Jersey's Bell Works
The SaaS company will join a collection of top-tier technology companies by moving its headquarters to the redesigned landmark building in Holmdel, NJ.
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A green grid and a 1-gig broadband connection are transforming Burlington, VT into a thriving high-tech hub.
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OmniTRAX affiliate partners with Topflight Grain Cooperative to operate, drive business to and rehabilitate the Cisco to Decatur line.
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Welcome drink with Copenhagen Presentation Stay at Sleepover and enjoy a welcome drink with Jette upon your arrival to discuss all amazing possibilities of Copenhagen and surroundings. You will get a good overview of the city, insider information, maps, restaurants and sightseeing tips and a good introduction into Danish customs and traditions. You will find a fresh baked bread from the nearby baker on your arrival, butter and jam for your breakfast the first morning. Perfect for a family of 2 adults and 2-3 children. Or just 2-3 persons who want it all by themselves. Four bikes free for adults. Park free outside the house, situated on a quiet street.Take the bus 26 or train and reach the city center in 15-20 minutes. Or use the free bikes to get around in wonderful Copenhagen. Close to ZOO, Tivoli, Strøget, Nyhavn, The Royal Castle, The Harbour, The Little Mermaid. And then when you have had a nice day in the city, come back to the apartment and enjoy the silence, no traffic noise. Close to shops and restaurants.
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My family and I stayed here for 4 nights in June and had a wonderful experience! It was a bit hard on my mother due to the flights of stairs but she did manage. She still loves it as well. Jette was very helpful and made our experience in Denmark that much more enjoyable. Valby is a ways from downtown Copenhagen. It's a great way to get out of the touristy area and experience the suburbs. Very quick and easy access to the 26 bus to take you all the way to the Little Mermaid! The flat was very home and very clean. You can tell Jette takes pride in her business. I look forward to coming back someday and when I do, I will be staying here again!
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Hello Carol. Thank you for your kind words. I like the apricot/pineapple jam you and your mother gave me. It has nearly been eaten! I am glad you liked your stay here and liked Copenhagen. You and your family will always be welcome again. Best greetings to your mother and daughter from me. Have a nice Summer. Best regards from Jette
5 on November 05, 2015
My husband and I stayed at Sleepover during a week in Copenhagen. We loved it so much that it will be the place we stay every time we visit if we are lucky enough that it is available! Our host, Jette, is very gracious and patient. Her input and assistance really helped us set up a perfect trip! The apartment is on a lovely street in Valby, which is a 10-minute ride on the train from the center of Copenhagen. There are two train lines, cabs and bus lines within walking distance of the apartment, along with grocery stores and other shoppes very close. One close restaurant -- Cafe L'Orange -- quickly became a favorite spot. The apartment is very spacious and comfortable because it has everything one might need -- right down to the linens and silverware. Jette has a large list of brochures for everything you might want to see or do during your stay. She also has four bikes available, which is wonderful since that is the preferred mode of transportation in Copenhagen. There are also special cars on the train just for bikes if you use them. We really can't wait to visit again!
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Thank you for your very kind words. I am so glad that you enjoyed your stay here. And the Culture Night! Looking forward to seeing you again. Best wishes Jette.
4.8 on October 01, 2015
We had a really pleasant stay for three nights at sleepover in cph. Everything was fine, absolutely quiet, well equipped and lovely furnished appartment. And we were very happy about coffee, buns and jam provided for free. Owner Jette is very polite and attentive and gave us a lot of tips for our cph-stay. Absolutely perfect was that we could use four bicycles also for free. Thank you Jette, we come again! And would be very glad, if you would visit us at our chalet in Norway/Telemark, "Ferienhaus in Norwegen", www.haus-in-norwegen.de
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Hello all 4 of you. Thank you for taking your time to share your experience at my house. It was nice meeting you. I am sure you had some wonderful days at your chalet in Norway too, and be sure I will let you know if I am coming. Taking you again for staying here. Kind regards Jette
4.4 on August 17, 2015
Sleepover was a perfect start for our Scandinavien trip. The apartment is very nice and Jette is a great host. We enjoyed having breakfast in the garden and the bikes that we could use have been very helpful. We surly come back the next time we are in Copenhagen
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I really appreciate your kind words, and that you liked to stay in the apartment. The bikes will wait for you! Kind regards Jette
5 on July 06, 2015
My wife Erica and I Cesar, spent 3 great days at Sleepover. First of all, Jette was very helpful in booking us 3 nights in a short notice. She was so nice to pick us up at the hotel in Copenhagen where we were in a conference and 3 days later took us to the Copenhagen airport very early in the morning (thank you so much!!). We fell in love with Jette at first site!! She is the image of Sleepover, nice, energetic and beautiful. The rooms are nice and clean and the Valby area is great. Transportation to downtown Copenhagen is easy and the bikes to ride around the neighborhood are perfect. We ended the last day with a nice and quiet dinner at the garden sipping a French Sider, eating some fresh fruit and enjoying the company of this beautiful person, Jette. We cannot wait to go back again. Outstanding!!! Ah! cannot forget that we visited the Carlsberg Beer plant that is only a few minutes away by bike. Had a great time tasting good beer and having a nice beer-meal at the plant garden area. What else could we expect?
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Dear Erica and Cesar. Thank you so much for your kind words. You are far too kind. The old lady blushes! It was nice meeting you, and I do hope we will meet again.Good luck with your new housing in California. Best regards from Jette
5 on August 30, 2014
4 days stay on first week of August, two adults and two little boys aged 2. Everything was perfect. The feeling was to stay at home.There was everything you may need for a comfortable stay and the welcome was outstanding. Owner Jette is a very special person. Perfect location also to visit Copenhagen: bus 26 just few steps from the house and it drives you easily throughout the city center. I strongly recommend Sleepover!
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Dear former guests. I have been abroad for 3 weeks in Holland and Germany, but now I am back again, and able to respond to your kind review. I remember you and your sweet boys very well. It was a pleasure to meet you. Thanks for your kind words. All the best to you.
4.6 on July 28, 2014
Dear Jette, having had a short, but superb stay (one night) at your lovely house, we enjoyed your hosting a lot. The apartment is lovely furnished and was clean. The kitchen makes it even possible to cook a little dinner or prepare the breakfast. Unfortunately the toilet with the bathroom is very little, and in summertime the upper bedroom gets a bit warm. But we were so pleased with the rest that we put easily up with these things. You were so lovely to explain us about the bus, with which it is in fact very easy and comfortable to reach the centre of the lovely Copenhagen. But not only did we get your explanations, you also sold us the bus tickets, which prevented us from the search for the ticket shop. Thank you as well for the breakfast buns, the free access to coffee and tea as well as for the welcome drinks. One can feel that you like to host guests. You spoiled us with coffee in the garden, provided naps to prevent from the wind in the garden and you have even lighted the cosy oven and the candles to create a warm and enchanting atmosphere in the garden. We can highly recommend the stay at your house. Thank you a lot for the good time we spent under your roof! Lukas, Renata with Simon, Linus and Janis from Switzerland
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Thank you for all your lovely words. It wasa a pleasure to have you. Sorry for the butter :-) Kind regards Jette
4.8 on May 31, 2014
We stayed at Sleepover for five nights in late April/early May. Although not in the center of the city, it was very easy to get where ever we wanted to go. The bus and S-train were both very convenient and ran frequently. It was also nice having bikes available. It was nice to stay in a residential area away from the center of the city. We stayed in the larger room and it was very comfortable for two people. I think renting the whole apartment would be perfect for a family. Jette was very warm and welcoming and provided lots of useful information. If we ever make it back to Copenhagen, we would try to stay here again! Mary and Jeff
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Hello Mary and Jeff. Thank you very much for taking your time to write a review of my place and all the nice words. I am glad you liked Copenhagen and staying at my place. Kind regards to Eric too. Have a nice Summer. Regards Jette
5 on May 24, 2014
There is no doubt about the conditions of Hardware in sleepover, you find everything you have at home: comfortable bed, nice writing table, big TV, high equipped kitchen, DVDs, books, iron board for shirts... However, I don't think this is the most attractive factor of sleepover, I think the most comfortable reason that makes every guest like here is the nice and friendly host, Jette. She is so nice and always willing to help you for information of visiting copenhagen, for helping with your laundry, for inviting you to have a drink in her nice and beautiful garden, she is also willing to chat with you, talk about the news, the movies, and the TVs... Living in her house you always feel like at home with your family. That is the reason why many guests come back to her house again and again, I am quite sure you will like and have a nice memory of Sleepover!
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What can I say to all the kind words.... I am grateful that you like my place, but you and all my other guests are making my place worth visiting, because everybody are so kind I like to continue my work. Thank you for staying here, and I hope to see you again. Until then... best regards Jette
4.4 on May 08, 2014
Spending three days in Copenhagen have been turned into a wonderful experience by staying in this nice, charming and very cosy B&B. Jette, the owner, welcomed us warmly, was helpful with information and any service needed at any time. No matter if looking for a place to crash over the weekend or needed for a longer stay, this place can definitely be recommend as the best place to stay in Copenhagen - not at least due to the very nice hosting of Jette herself. Thank you for all your help and support throughout our stay. See you soon!
Innkeeper Response
Thanks a lot for your nice words. It was nice meeting you. Have a nice Summer in Germany. It would be nice seeing you again, you are always welcome. Kind regsrds Jette
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Sam Sanders can continue in his role as LaRue County Schools superintendent, much to the chagrin of residents calling for his termination Tuesday night at the LaRue Board of Education office.
The board met for nearly an hour and a half in closed session to discuss Sanders' Saturday arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol and speeding, but chose to take no official action against him.
While some of their classmates enjoy spring break on a sunny beach or other vacation destination this week, 16 students from Central Hardin High School's FFA spent the first day of their break donating their time to spruce up facilities at University Drive Park.
A restroom and Peanut league dugout vandalized on Christmas Day, a wooden playground facility and park benches received fresh coats of paint thanks to the volunteers.
Drew Morgan plans to double major in psychology and criminal justice and run track at Lindsey Wilson College. He credits the Advancement Via Individual Determination program at North Hardin High School for getting him ready for college.
Morgan, 18, spent his senior year in the program, which helped him apply for colleges and scholarships and apply for financial age.
"It really develops you," he said.
Morgan joined more than a dozen other AVID students for a ceremonial college signing Thursday in the library of North Hardin High School.
Area academic teams recently competed in region and state Governor's Cup competitions.
Elementary schools participated in the Region 11 competition March 22 at Lincoln Trail Elementary School and middle and high school students participated in state competition the same day. Middle and high school regional competition was the previous weekend.
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LaRue County Middle School student Skyler Hornback, an eighth-grader who set a "Jeopardy!" Kids Week record winning $66,600 in July, placed 10th at the state competition Saturday in Louisville.
Changes going on in Hardin County Schools include the district's logo.
HCS unveiled its new logo from Heartland Communications of Elizabethtown, replacing a design that had been in place for several decades.
"We wanted something fresh, a new look,'' HCS spokesman John Wright said. "The old logo was close to 40 years old ... it served a wonderful life for us.''
Retired Hardin County Schools administrator Larry Brawner created the previous design, Wright said.
The North Central Kentucky Spelling Bowl is sharing a milestone with Elizabethtown Community and Technical College this year.
The annual bowl is celebrating its 50th anniversary as the oldest academic competition held by ECTC. This year's bowl will serve as the kickoff event for ECTC's 50th anniversary celebration, which officially starts in August.
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Children chanted, parents cheered and banners adorned the walls Friday of Kingsolver Elementary School on Fort Knox as the community celebrated the school's recognition as a National Blue Ribbon School.
During students' summer break, school buildings often become a buzz of construction activity as renovations take place.
In addition to its desire to open the Early College and Career Center in August, the Hardin County Schools' board was updated Thursday on several projects.
The $15.3 million career center plans are being revised to provide 16 welding stations. Principal Dan Robbins said input from community employers and the newly hired instructor drove his recommendation to add 10 more stations.
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No injuries reported in Indiana Street fire
Are you kidding me? How in the world can you tell that the fire started because of a grill sitting on the deck? If the fire started from the grill then the outside of the house would be more damaged!!!
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Rottweiler attack leaves Lecompton Chihuahua with life-threatening injuries
I guess I'm the only one that noticed that there is not a street in the town of Lecompton called Whitmore! Either it was Whitfield or Elmore! Just thought I would put it out there!
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Helicopter dispatched to injury accident west of Perry
Actually the article is right! I drove by this accident at 4:30 and it was at the intersection of 24 hwy and K237! Which by the way is in the 4 lane part of 24 hwy!
I hope that all individuals involved in this accident recover quickly! There all in my thoughts and prayers!
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Topeka man dies after fall from Jeep
I was listening to the radio at the time of this call and with the Lawrence Life Star not available it was a 40 minute eta for the next available helicopter! With an eta of 40 minutes from Kansas City and then another 40 minute helicopter back to Kansas City, the Paramedics thought it was faster for them to run emergency to the closest available trauma center in Topeka which is only 10-15 minutes away!
Also I am a parent of 2 children and the life flighting of that 4 year old with a possible head injury I would want the paramedics to do what ever they thought was best for my children! Obviously they thought their head injury was a little more serious than it was! Everyone needs to stop bad mouthing LDCFM for there decisions! Lawrence paramedics do an awesome job everyday! Keep up the good work LDCFM!!!!!!
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Firefighters battle grass, barn fire west of Lawrence; no injuries reported
I would like to see more of the photos that were taken at this incident!!!
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Lane man killed in one-vehicle accident southeast of Ottawa
How was this accident at 7pm Wednesday night when it is only 3:40pm Wednesday! Is it supposed to say Tuesday night or 7am Wednesday morning!!!!!
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Fire at Lecompton cabinet-making shop causes $340,000 in damage; official cause still unknown
yes we thought of that....but with ferguson rd closed due to the bridge being rebuilt that would have left them vulnerable if something major happened up that way...jefferson county can help us out we had kentucky township(perry) at the fire and they were a trumendous help...
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Fire at Lecompton cabinet-making shop causes $340,000 in damage; official cause still unknown
Lawrence sent out its medic units and a tanker...they would not send a quint cuz they are not allowed out of city limits...from what i heard...yes that is a long way for Baldwin City to travel but we were very greatful that they could come and help us knock down the fire..we are very greatful that all the responding townships came to help us...
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Accident on U.S. Highway 40 blocks traffic west of Lawrence
It wasnt a SUV...it was a Pontiac Grand Am!
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Two injured in motorcycle accident on Highway 40 south of Lecompton
Well actually it is SOUTH of Lecompton...yeah 40 hwy runs east and west...but if you drive south of Lecompton you will drive right to 40 hwy!!
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The money will help purchase a high-definition television, a sound system and a laptop for the facility's educational learning center and its 124 members.
Modern Woodmen of America Financial Services matched most of the funds raised by the senior center at a silent auction held by the center Dec. 9.
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This Fresno State pressure has caused Utah to unravel in the last five minutes. All with Brandon Taylor on the bench following that intentional foul call.
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Fresno State coach Rodney Terry's game plan: bring an extra man every time Utah star Jakob Poeltl touches the ball. It's working. Poeltl has struggled so far. But they're giving up clean looks to everyone else, including Jordan Loveridge, who shoots 40.5 percent from the 3-point line.
Utah is obviously not a one-man show. But so much revolves around Jakob Poeltl. Fresno State is working to double every time he touches the ball but defending him begins before that. Rodney Terry's team has to deny his touches. Utah is just 3-4 when Poeltl takes six or fewer shots.
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I know there are multiple questions about creating dynamic arrays in C but they didn't really help me so let me ask in a different way.
My program needs to read in a variable number of command line arguments, each of variable length. This function takes the argv array passed into main and should return an array of char* containing only those arguments that are environment settings. (The program needs to replicate the UNIX env command.) Here is what I have now:
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I wonder how a similar article would be written if it were covering the agricultural choice of using pesticides or organic growing methods for providing food. The charts would show how many more pounds of vegetables could be produced by the less process and labor-intensive use of pesticides. Much more of the crop would make it to market in pristine shape. They would rightly show a lower per pound cost of the product. The one thing they would fail to show is that people just prefer organic, and therefore organic produce is very profitable to grow. These articles are long on explaining financial incentives, but they ignore that people may just prefer another choice. Once you've tried living with power supplied by wind and solar, and in a home outfitted with the latest in efficiency and insulation products you tend to want to stay that way. You don't have to wait until the sky turns black, the water becomes acidified, and the polar ice caps melt to decide that paying a little more for your clean energy versus your non-sustainable fossil fuels is worth doing.