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Mysterious Object In Chef Boyardee Can Not A Rat, Just Another Giant Clump Of Mold
Good news: the large, fuzzy creature that an Ohio woman found nestled on the top of her can of Chef Boyardee spaghetti and meatballs was not a rodent hoping to star in a "Ratatouille" sequel. It was just a fluffy, cuddly clump of mold.
ConAgra, the company that makes Chef Boyardee, released a statement last week about the pasta's rodent-free status. Despite the family's claims in their YouTube video that they saw tiny feet, they were mistaken.
"It's not an animal of any kind, that it is most likely mold," said Dave Jackson, spokesperson for ConAgra Foods. "We will confirm this with a series of tests we'll be doing over the next two days."
Those tests are expected to be concluded by Thursday.
Jackson says they believe the can was damaged on the way to the store.
"Sometimes a very small piece of damage to a can that would be very difficult for a customer to see, but we have the ability to test and determine, could lead to something like this," said Jackson.
The company's advice to consumers: Don't buy dented cans.
Solid advice.
We contacted ConAgra for the final test results, and will update this post when we get them. UPDATE: Here's the statement from ConAgra:
Upon a thorough lab analysis, our food safety experts have confirmed that the substance found in the can of Chef Boyardee spaghetti and meatballs is mold, likely caused by damage to the can during shipping. Regardless of this outcome, it's not acceptable for a consumer to receive a product in that condition, and we regret the incident. We have shared these findings with the consumer.
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Angry Birds POP Bubble Shooter v3.37.0 Mod (Unlimited Mod Gold/Live/Boost)
This popular and addictive toy slingshot we need to use for any purpose other than as we know it Angry Bids. This gameplay here it represents a modern version of the classic Bubble Smash, and strangely like the old sense was, to destroy all the pigs. Just Combine one-color balls, in order to successfully complete the level. Use your power-ups, combo then create and mini-games are opened.
Angry Birds meets bubble shooter in an all-new and super-addictive puzzler! Use your slingshot to match and burst colorful bubbles, save exotic critters, and topple the piggies. Strategic and intuitive gameplay make for a challenging and satisfying bubble popping experience!
– Match and pop bubbles to save critters, stop piggies and score big
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All right, before we get into anything, I've got a bit of disclosing to do. Being an audiobook producer who specializes in speculative fiction (and also likes to eat), and given that the author of this book is pretty easy to get in touch with, I have reached out to him about producing an audiobook of this title. I produced an audition, and he seemed pleased with it, but as of the time of this writing/recording, nothing has been officially finalized, either yes or no. I bring this up because this review is going to be fairly glowing (it can't be helped), and I want to assure everyone that I've completely divorced my wanting to produce the audiobook from my evaluation of the quality of the title itself. This is not meant to be an attempt to get into the author's good graces, just an honest evaluation of a piece of fiction I read. Whether or not you believe me or take any word of this review seriously in light of this information is up to you, but I wanted to air that out right up front.
And with that done, on with the review.
To be honest, it's a bit difficult to know where to begin pulling threads with this book. There are elements of all three sub-genres of speculative fiction in it, and they're interwoven so thoroughly that it's nigh impossible to classify this as strictly science fiction, or fantasy, or horror. Yes, it has spaceships, so it falls neatly into sci-fi. It also has magic, which is usually a trait of fantasy literature. And the majority of the book takes place in Hell, which if that doesn't qualify it as a horror novel I've never read one. This book is, at least in my experience, a completely new animal, and other than enjoy every page I'm not certain quite what to do with it.
So maybe a spoiler-free breakdown of the general plot is a good starting point. The book focuses on a group of space pirates, and their captain's main goal is the utter destruction of The Guild. The Guild is a bit like the Spacer's Guild from Dune. They have near-complete control of space travel (at least interstellar space travel), and oh yeah, they engineered the genocide of his race. This isn't giving anything away, that's made clear in the first few chapters. So they hook up with a group of renegade scientists who are creating a ship to travel to other Strata to find someplace outside of the Guild's control, and during the ship's maiden voyage something goes horribly wrong and the ship is transported into Hell. This, of course, leads to all kinds of hijinks and horrible situations, all of which kept me on the edge of my seat and were immensely entertaining. In an episode of the Superversive SF Podcast, Mr. Niemeier described it as, "Outlaw Star meets Event Horizon," and honestly I think that's the most apt description of this book anyone could give.
The plot of this book is one of the densest I've encountered that was written post-1980, and there isn't a wasted paragraph in the entire book. Mr. Niemeier told me it was around 140,000 words, and since reading it I can safely say that all of that is necessary. There isn't a drop of fat on this book. All killer, no filler, is the phrase I used to describe it in my review on Amazon, and I stand by that. There are very few books I would describe that way, and not even Dune (one of my favorite sci-fi novels) gets that appellation from me. Dune has a bit of fat that could've been trimmed. Not quite so bad as certain chapters of Les Miserables, but let's all be honest and admit that story has a bit of a muffin top.
Nethereal is a lean, mean, beast of a novel, and that's very impressive for a first offering. I've heard it said that a novelist's first novel is always their best, and I've heard it said that the first novel is the worst, and I've encountered authors whose quality seems to fluctuate wildly. I'll remind you of Dune, and then compare that to Dune Messiah, then to Children of Dune. Either way, I think Brian has nothing to worry about. If Nethereal is the best novel he ever produces, I can't imagine the others being such a severe drop in quality that it would be noticeable, let alone worth commenting on. If it's his worst, then shit, dude, start teaching people how to write, because if it only goes up from here I know a couple of people who would definitely pay for that tutelage. Or rather, they should. Though I won't be able to speak to that without reading Souldancer and The Secret Kings, so I'll leave the rampant speculation and move on.
I know I sound like a broken record at this point, but the tightness of this novel's plot really is staggering. I've read a lot of books in my day, and the vast majority of them had filler. It's something that most writers can't seem to get around. As I said, even Frank Herbert had this problem. These are the parts of the book that put you to sleep in a public area while you're reading. The only times I fell asleep reading Nethereal were because I was already tired from my day job, and I wound up putting the book down and going to sleep, then coming back to it when my own failing wouldn't ruin my absorption of the story. And this story is absorbing. It leaps off the page and grabs you by the throat and lets you know that you're in for one hell of a ride.
I'll see myself out for that pun after I've finished the review.
The characters are another point in this book's favor. The characters are lovingly crafted, distinct, have their own motivations, and often these motivations come into conflict with one another, leading to great character growth over the course of the novel. Jaren Peregrine is the cocksure pirate captain, filled with terrible purpose and an overriding need to rid the galaxy of The Guild and to get revenge when he has been wronged. Teg Cross is the rock, the stalwart mercenary, the pragmatic, orders-following right hand man with a heart of gold who would sacrifice himself for his friends in a heartbeat. Nakvin is a troubled woman who, by virtue of her status as the only one of her kind in the universe, can identify with Jaren's pain at his race being wiped out. She is a mysterious figure, with a distressing connection to the events surrounding this adventure, and just might be the mother to something more terrible than any of them could imagine. Deim Corsurunda is a young Steersman, a zealot of a dead faith, and may be a few cans short of a six-pack. And that's just the main crew. Don't get me started on Vaun Mordechai, Elena, Sulaiman, or any of the other characters, because we'll be here all day.
All of these characters are such vibrant people that I found myself caring deeply about what happened to them, which makes the climax of the book so much more satisfying. Details of this I will keep to myself except to show you a screencap of a tweet I sent to the author directly after finishing the book.
It's safe to say that I was a bit emotional after finishing the book and finding out what happened to all these people I'd cared so much about. The characters feel alive, they feel like real people, and that's one of the best things about this novel, and a big part of what draws you into the story so thoroughly that you'll be completely glued to your physical copy/kindle or kind app on your phone until you finish it or are forced to put it down because holy shit has it really been six hours already?
The mechanics of this universe that Mr. Niemeier has brought to life are also fascinating, and in my experience near-completely original in the field of sci-fi. Oh, sure, there are bits and pieces I recognize from other works in the field. The Guild is akin to the Spacer's Guild in Dune, Jaren's Worked rodcaster is very similar to the gun of the main character in Outlaw Star, The Compass Deim uses to cast his Workings reminds me of what I've seen of Full Metal Alchemist (though I've never watched the show myself so I could be drawing lines where none exist), and there are others. But the blend, the mix is what makes this original. Taking all these little things, putting them together and crafting a coherent, internally consistent universe out of them is a monumental feat, and I for one stand impressed.
There is the fact that Steersmen are linked with the ship while they're piloting it, and can feel what the ship feels. This puts me in mind of the Titans in Warhammer 40K, though the link in Nethereal is achieved through a device called The Wheel rather than a direct neural link to the machine, and seems to be more magical in origin and execution. There is also the magic of Workings, the ether, and prana, which come together to form a magic system that could very easily have been put into a fantasy universe, but I'm struggling to think of one that's done something akin to that. The fact that swords are not only useful, but used to devastating effect is another surprising little quirk of this world, and the sword fights that happen throughout the book are nothing short of spectacular.
Mr. Niemeier's cosmology is also very, very thoroughly worked out. In an age where most cosmologies in science fiction novels are staid atheist there-is-no-god-or-if-there-is-it's-not-talked-about-in-polite-company complete aversions to the topic itself, Brian tackles this and creates an entire universe filled with gods, devils, and those who serve them. In space. And those who wish to become them, as well. There is a creation myth, an order to life and the universe, and it turns out Hell is real. Though that's obvious from the summary. And what's more, all of the information pertinent to this cosmology is revealed in snatches that are easily digestible and fit in with the rest of the lore like pieces of a puzzle, leaving you with a picture becoming steadily clearer and more ominous as the novel rushes to its conclusion.
And I mentioned this in my Amazon review, but it's worth repeating. I've seen a lot of blurbs and pull-quotes that said things like, "This book rushes to its conclusion, a real page turner!" and I never really understood what that meant until this book. There were parts of this book that I had to actively force myself to read slower because the action was moving so fast, and I was so interested in what was going on, that I found myself reading too fast and missing things in my need to see what the fuck happened next.
Which is another thing I feel needs to be brought up. This book outflanked me. Usually when I read a book, I try to guess where the author is going with a particular thing, or try to fathom where a scene will end up. Of course I tried to do that with Nethereal, and I was defeated at every. Single. Turn. There is not a single point in this book that I felt was tropey, or predictable, or even safe. I got about fifteen chapters in and decided that I just had no fucking clue where this was going, and buckled in to see where the ride took me. Which is not to say that the book is confusing, but it is opaque until it decides it's time to reveal a piece of information that makes the puzzle clearer. This book tells you what you need to know when you need to know it, and that's all you need to know. And I understand that this seems an odd thing to praise a book for, but the amount of times I was blindsided over the course of the story is staggering, and eventually I just dropped the tea leaves and read the damn book.
My final verdict, as you can probably guess, is that this book is well worth the price of admission, multiple times over. Go buy it. If you're anything like me you'll absolutely love it. This book takes science fiction, turns it on its head, then vivisects it and reshapes it into something that I've never seen the genre do before. At least not all at once. You can find the Amazon page here.
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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Keep the Commandments
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I left a question on your post for the academic planner for sale. I was wondering when mine will ship and will I receive an email confirmation.
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You will receive e-mail confirmation when your planner ships. The planners are in production now and will ship the 2nd week of September. Sorry for the delay but I'm glad you got in on this last print run.
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Lisa Nichols is the founder and CEO of Motivating the Masses, one of the top training and development companies in the world and the only publicly-traded motivational company in the country. Using her signature NO MATTER WHAT! System, which is based on her New York Times Bestseller by the same name, Lisa teaches people how to master accomplishing unfathomable goals and to tap their limitless potential.
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Monday, July 21, 2014
Christmas in July - Winter Wonderland
Each day this week, we'll feature projects from one of five different Christmas lines. And ... we have all of our Christmas yardage, bundles and precuts 10% off this week with coupon XMAS10.
Are you ready for our first collection?
Winter Wonderland is a sweet little collection. We picked our favorite red and whites for the shop ... including the sweetest little snowmen! I love that the low volume prints in this collection can be used for any project, not just your holiday projects!
I'm thrilled to say that our first Christmas in July tutorial comes from a good friend of our's, Lee of May Chappell. She is one talented quilter and knows all things Bernina! She does a great Tuesday Tips series, teaches so many classes around central NC and is so fun to be around.
Go check out her ornament tutorial here.
Happy Sewing! :-)
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FIFA has turned down a request for England and Scotland players to wear poppies on their shirts during a World Cup qualifier, the Scottish FA has said.
The two teams are being blocked from displaying the famous symbol when they meet at Wembley on Armistice Day - November 11 - because the governing body regards it as a 'political statement'.
The two countries' football associations were hopeful an agreement could be reached so that they could wear a black armband with a poppy on it.
However, SFA chief Stewart Regan says the authorities are due to turn down the request and are 'sticking to the letter of the law'.
Mr Regan told the BBC Radio 5 Live: 'I can understand why they are doing this, but it is nothing more than a mark of respect. It is a personal choice. This is not about making some political point.'
The decision has been widely criticised by current and former servicemen and women who have also hit out at the English and Scottish FA for not standing up to FIFA.
FIFA imposed a similar ban five years ago but eventually allowed England to wear poppies on black armbands in 2011 during the last international match to fall close to Remembrance Sunday.
It is understood English FA chiefs will meet with FIFA officials on Thursday to discuss the issue.
Sports minister Tracey Crouch today insisted the footballers should be able to pay tribute to fallen heroes who sacrificed their lives for Britain.
Adding her voice to the backlash, the sports minister Ms Crouch - herself a keen footballer - said: 'Footballers representing Home Nations should, if they choose, be able to wear their poppies with pride to pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of servicemen and women killed in conflict and to help support the armed forces community.
'To have our players compete with poppies on their shirts would be particularly poignant as we continue to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.'
Falklands veteran Simon Weston, who suffered severe burns during a bombing raid in the conflict, told The Sun both FAs should 'stand up and be counted'.
He said: 'Who are FIFA? A bunch of people who make a hell of a lot of money and turn round and treat people like cattle. How dare they?'
Former RAF prisoner of war John Nichol told the paper: 'I call on FIFA to allow the English and Scottish players to wear their poppy with pride on their shirts. This symbol of the courage and sacrifice of our heroes cannot and should not be shunned.'
It is understood the FA is already in talks with FIFA over commemorations for the day, aiming to stage a rendition of the Last Post along with a two-minute silence.
Bosses are believed to have lined up a trip to a war memorial for the squad picked by Gareth Southgate while poppy sellers will also be in the stands, with the occasion seen as a chance for both sets of fans to come together in unity.
An FA spokesman told The Sun it was 'working closely' with the Royal British Legion to honour former and current members of the Armed Forces.
The RBL said it saw 'no reason' why the poppy should be banned.
All teams in the Premier League are allowed to wear poppies on their shirts for matches around Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day.


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[#1.] When did you launch "Stary Knight Design" and what prompted you to start your own business?
In 2008, I started making soft soled leather baby and toddler shoes
as a way that I could be home with my boys(then 2 years and newborn) and still have a small income.
We had just gone through some financial upheaval and wanted to simplify our lives by being more independent and self employed.
Now five and half years later, it is our only income and has grown exponentially!
I now have 50+ designs in many styles and colors in sizes newborn to kids.
It has given us the freedom to live up in the mountains and not have to be on someone else's schedule. Over the last few years, we have built our off grid homestead.
We now have three boys-1,5,8 and are able to homeschool.
I am so thankful for the life we have.
[#2.] What tool/marketing strategy has helped you the most in regards to getting your business noticed?
Etsy has been a great way for me to have a consistent year round income.
I sell at markets in summer ,in the "off season" people can find me on Etsy as well.
It has helped me be able to meet wholesalers and open accounts around the country.
Share with us a few of your tips for balancing motherhood and business.
I do work a lot but it helps that my studio is in our home. The boys are always there with me doing drawing, schoolwork, playing on floor with baby, reading, napping in ergo.
My husband is home most of the time as well, so the older boys can go outside and help him and play.
Some days go really smooth and I get a ton of shoes made, other days I get way less done.
Its nice to have the flexibility to work when you need to and play when you can.
I try to take breaks whenever possible.
[#4.] Divulge one of your dreams for your business.
One of my dreams for my business is to be able to continue on building and projects on our property.
We have forty acres and lots ideas on what we want to do over the years on our land.
I also would love to travel more with my business! (either alone or with the family!)
[#5.]What advice do you have for moms who have a creative dream in their heart and desire to start their own business from home?
Start it now!
It can take a long time to build a business, so start right away.
It has just been in the last two years that Starry Knight Design has been our primary and only income.
Even if you don't have time to do much, at least get going on some ideas and start finding out what will sell.
Share with us a peek of your working space.
[#7] Name three mompreneurs who inspire you.
owns and runs Geo handmade, blogs, runs, gardens.
owns Melody Joy Designs ,crafter, homeschooler, blogger.
owns Magbag, mommy of 3, great market friend.
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the th letter of the English alphabet, a consonant
any spoken sound or combination of sounds represented by the letter X or x, as in xylene, box, or exact
something having the shape of an X
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a device, as a printer's type, for reproducing the letter X or xx [eks] /ɛks/ Spell Syllables
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As noun
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Also called shower bath
a bath in which water is sprayed on the body, usually from an overhead perforated nozzle (showerhead)
the apparatus for this or the room or stall enclosing it
a large supply or quantity:a shower of wealth
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a fall of many objects, as tears, sparks, or missiles
air shower
showers, a room or area equipped with several showerheads or stalls for use by a number of people at the same time
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to take a shower bath
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Chiefly New England
a window shade
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England return to scene of abandonment
England will return to the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua for the first time since their Test against West Indies in 2009 was abandoned after 10 balls due to a dangerous outfield consisting largely of sand.
Alastair Cook, who opened the batting with Andrew Strauss in that match, will take his ODI team to West Indies for three ODIs beginning at the end of February all of which will be held at North Sound. Three Twenty20s then follow, which will be staged in Barbados, as preparation for the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh which is due to start in mid-March.
The Sir Vivian Richards Stadium returned to the international scene in May 2010, 14 months after the abandonment involving England, after the outfield was relayed for a second time and has since held matches in all formats.
The brief tour of the Caribbean is part of a period full of ODI and Twenty20 cricket for England in the early part of 2014 following the conclusion of the Ashes in Sydney in early January.


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The other day I was thinking about what to do for an easy lunch and started going through my recipe notes.
I came across this sorry looking envelope with a load of scribble on it. What could it be? Hummus... Mmmmm That'll do it!
I enjoyed making this so much that I thought it deserved to be recorded beautifully with pictures.
- 1 400g can of chick peas, rinsed and drained*.
- 1 clove of garlic (cut in half and remove the green stalk trying to grow inside, this is the bit that is hard to digest and makes you have bad breath).
- Juice of one lemon.
- 5 tablespoons olive oil.
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin.
- A green chilli, optional but good if you are feeling adventurous.
- Put all the ingredients in a bowl/blender.
- Add 3 tablespoons of water.
- Blend until smooth, adding a bit more water if needed (you are aiming for peanut butter type consistency).
- Serve with salt, freshly ground pepper, paprika and a little extra olive oil. Toast or chicory leaves are perfect for scooping.


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13 Remarkable Bunk Beds For Kids Ikea Image Ideas
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R v RS, DB & KM (2016): Instructed by the NCA in a multi-handed conspiracy to supply Class A drugs amounting to £50.4m. The case was conducted against a silk and two leading juniors.
R v KS-R (2016): Case involving allegations of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
R v CP (2016): Successfully defending a middle-aged lady alleged to have defrauded a pension scheme.
R v ZN (2016): Defending a male alleged to have conspired to import a large amount of Khat into the UK.
R v AB, PB & AE (2016): Prosecuting an allegation of conspiracy to supply cannabis amounting to almost £500,000. All three defendants were convicted after a contested trial.
R v AJ (2016): Prosecuting a trial relating to the armed robbery of a co-operative store where the defendant had attempted to fabricate an alibi immediately after carrying out the offence.
R v JS (& Others) (2015): Six-handed conspiracy involving the large-scale supply of heroin and crack cocaine by organised criminal networks from London to Hampshire and Kent.
R v SM (2015) - Fatal road traffic collision involving the defendant's convertible motor vehicle and the deceased's motorcycle. Allegation that the defendant careless when she pulled out of side road into path of motorcycle. Defendant received significant injuries, including severe burns to her face, neck and arms.
R v GB (2015) - Death by dangerous driving. The defendant's motor vehicle collided with a HGV tractor unit and trailer, forcing itto leave the road to the nearside and collide with a concrete support pillar to an over bridge. A fire started within the tractor unit, which resulted in an explosion. The driver remained within the tractor unit cab and subsequently died.
R v AM (2015) - Representing defendant charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Collision between a motor vehicle and a HGV at a slip road leading onto the A38. After protracted negotiations, the Crown accepted a plea to careless driving. The defendant received a fine and penalty points.
R v C (& Others) (2014-2015): Instructed as leading Counsel for the Crown in a nine-handed conspiracy to steal.
R v CM (& Others) (2014): Multi-handed car-ringing conspiracy.
R v JN (& Others) (2014): Successfully defended in a multi-handed trial relating to the sale of large amounts of controlled drugs through several websites purporting to sell 'legal highs'. It was alleged that the drugs sold over the course of the conspiracy amounted to £3.6m. The trial came after local police raided eleven addresses across Bolton, Bury, North Manchester and Salford.
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R v Agbugba-Cansie & Others [2010] EWCA Crim 1775: Appeal Against Conviction and Sentence – Murder – Bad character – Sentence in the interest of public protection – Whether length of sentence excessive.
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Montagu's harrier and wood sandpiper are some of the birds that migrated to Bidar this winter.
Faced with its worst-ever drought this year, officials had taken up dredging of lakes and tanks in Bidar.
After the district received 50 per cent more rain than normal from late June to October in 2016, the waterbodies are teeming with water.
This should have been good news for all, but not so for migratory birds. In fact there has been a decrease in the number of migratory birds in the district this winter.
"We observed a dip in the number and species of migratory birds in waterbodies in and around Bidar. This year, there were only 30-40 species while normally there used to be 40-50 species," says Major Praveen Kumar, a member of the Bidar Photography Society.
Birds, especially migratory species, like to nest at shallow and marshy lands on the borders of waterbodies, that are ideal for feeding, he said.
He also counts destruction of forests, loss of waterbodies, wetlands and other habitats due to encroachments and other reasons linked to climate change among reason for the decline.
He has urged the government to declare the Karanja Dam and other waterbodies as bird habitats that should be protected.
Vivek Hallikhedkar, a conservation activist and BPS member who has been photographing and documenting birds for ten years now, said that the district is fast losing forests and waterbodies.
"The pace of destruction is rapid while efforts to conserve waterbodies or protect forests are few," he said.
He cites the examples of encroachment of Kamthana lake and the Naubad lake in Bidar taluk.
He feels higher awareness among people about birds will lead to better conservation.
Despite the decrease in the number of birds, members of the society managed to capture some rare migratory birds that arrived in Bidar from Europe and east Asia in Paapnash lake and other areas.
The most important was the sighting of three species of the Harrier family from Eurasia.
Montagu's harrier, pallid harrier and eastern marsh harrier were observed in Bidar this year, Maj. Praveen Kumar said
Other species include bar-headed goose, common teal, red-crested pochard, gadwall, eurasian wigeon, northern pintail, garganey, northern shoveler, eurasian coot, kentish plover, common greenshank, wood sandpiper, temminck's stint, bluethroat, siberian stonechat, buntings, pipits, wagtails, warblers, flycatchers and eurasian kestrel.
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By silencing a cauldron of Argentinian sporting passion the All
Blacks also eased disquiet over the quality of their recent performances
The tourists paraded the new symbol of southern hemisphere supremacy after overpowering Los Pumas by a record 54-15.
Although Argentina had not beaten the reigning world champions in 15
attempts, an impressive contribution to the inaugural Rugby
Championship warranted a rendition of 'Kapa O Pango' - and the All
Blacks proceeded to pay their opponents another compliment by reserving
their most compelling display of the year.
Their occasionally sublime seven-try triumph at Estadio Ciudad de La
Plata was the All Blacks' biggest margin on Argentinian soil, eclipsing
a 30-point win at Buenos Aires in 1991. It also extended their current
winning sequence to 15 tests and raises the prospect of New Zealand
completing the tournament unbeaten when they meet the Springboks in
Johannesburg on Sunday.
When halfback Martin Landajo completed a counter-attacking raid
usually associated with the world champions, a capacity crowd of 53,000
dared to dream the unthinkable.
However, by halftime the passion and expectation had drained from
the crowd who later showed their appreciation as Aaron Cruden lined up
the final conversion by lauding the All Blacks with a standing ovation.
A Cory Jane hat-trick - completed in the final minute - and a brace
by his fast-developing fellow Hurricanes wing Julian Savea highlighted a
comprehensive team effort where the contribution of the forwards should
not be underestimated given their difficulties with Los Pumas and the
South Africans last month.
Stung by criticism after less than convincing wins in Wellington and
Dunedin, the All Blacks were under pressure to supply a performance
befitting their world No 1 status and they were delighted to deliver in a
traditionally testing environment.
"It's probably one of our best performances of the season," said
captain Richie McCaw, who had the luxury of spending the final quarter
on the sideline alongside the returning Daniel Carter.
"When we started out [this year], the goal was to put last year
behind us. We've got the tag of world champions and we needed to play
like them."
To secure the championship with a game in hand - and by finally
collecting a four-try bonus point - was the best possible outcome from a
road trip that now rates as their toughest assignment.
All Blacks head coach Steve Hansen concurred, after also commending Argentina's willingness to play expansively.
"We're very satisfied about the way we played. We train all week to
do things with purpose and accuracy and by and large we achieved that,"
he said.
"Once we worked into the game and got our composure we scored some
great tries. To be able to attack like that you've got to have a
platform to attack off, so the forwards can be very proud."
Halfback Aaron Smith cancelled out his rival's All Black-esque try
in the ninth minute and from then on New Zealand exerted control in all
facets as Carter marked his comeback from a calf injury with a typically
assured performance.
Hansen was pleased to give McCaw and Carter some respite once the
result was beyond doubt, substitutions that provided valuable game time
for Sam Cane and Cruden.
Jane was there for the duration, savouring every moment as the All
Blacks rediscovered their try-scoring prowess on the back of the
forwards' greater accuracy at the breakdown.
"We knew it was going to be tough so to put that performance out there, it's good," Jane said.
"Hopefully we'll get a couple of people off our back."
The 28-man squad have no serious injury concerns although lock Luke
Romano, who was unable to return after halftime, and centre Conrad Smith
required stitches to close gashes.
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2016 Annual General Meeting
Twenty-eight people attended the The Vic, Subiaco, on Friday night, for what was a very special and memorable Annual General Meeting of 2016.
Club President Trent Chellingworth welcomed members and their guests, before commencing proceedings with his report on the year's operations and notable achievements.
Events Co-ordinator Natasha Hunt soon took the mic, providing a run-down on the year's events and announcing Mean Machines Australia as the club's all-new venue for future meetings.
It was then time for Membership Secretary and outgoing Vice President George Kopsen to address the group, delivering the Treasurer's report. Some figures regarding the club's burgeoning membership were also given, with attendees learning that MBCCWA's membership numbers and renewals have never been stronger!
Natasha returned to the podium to then announce the winner of the Club Member of the Year award, which was convincingly won for the second year in a row by George Kopsen. His efforts throughout the year were on display for all members to see and he's a thoroughly deserving winner.
Upon the committee being dissolved, the following positions were elected by members in attendance:
Club President: Trent Chellingworth
Vice President: Peter Tuck
Secretary: Danny Della Posta
Treasurer: Matthew Hicks
Editor: Jim Green
Over the course of the evening, several changes to the club's constitution and fee structure were also proposed and passed by majority vote.
The night also marked the end of an era for two-time former Club President Paul Blank, who has served on the committee for a total of 14 years, and decided to take a well-earned rest. Many thanks to Paul for his many years of dedicated service!
Lastly, thank you to the members who attended and contributed in shaping MBCCWA's future. If you missed the AGM, keep an eye out for a full report in the September-October edition of Megastar.


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DAVIS, Calif. -- The population of California's Central Valley is expected to balloon from 7 million to 12 million people in the next 30 years, making it the fastest growing region anywhere in the United States or Mexico. Can the valley's communities be that big and green as well?
"I am actually pretty pessimistic about the possibility," says the lead author of a new UC Davis review of 100 Central Valley cities' growth policies.
"Sustainable growth is growth that minimizes environmental impact while meeting goals for economic viability and quality of life, for both present and future generations," said associate professor Mark Lubell. "Our study identified some very serious obstacles to achieving the goal, but also identifies some variables and recommendations that might help."
Lubell found that the valley's biggest cities have the greatest number of sustainable-growth policies and projects.
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Edriss S. Titi (Dept. of Math., Univ. of California, Irvine)
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The Navier-Stokes-alpha models and Turbulence Theory
In this talk we will show the global well-posedness of the three dimensional Navier--Stokes-alpha model (also known as a viscous Camassa--Holm equations or the Lagrangian Averaged Navier--Stokes equations (LANS)). The dimension of its global attractor will be esitmated and shown to be comparable with the number of degrees of freedom suggested by classical theory of turbulence. We will present semi-rigorous arguments showing that up to a certain wave number, in the inertial range, the translational energy power specturm obeys the Kolmogorov power law for the energy decay of the three dimensional turbulent flow. However, for the rest the inertial range the energy spectrum of this model obeys the Kraichnan power law for the energy decay of the two dimensional turbulent follows. This observation makes the Navier--Stokes-alpha model more computable than the Navier--Stokes equations. Furthermore, we will show that by using the Navier--Stokes-alpha model as a closure model to the Reynolds averaged equations of the Navier--Stokes one gets very good agreement with empirical and numerical data of turbulent flows in infinite pipes and channels. We observe that similar results hold also to other turbulence models: the Leray-alpha and the Clark models.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Tuscan Kitchen Tile Backsplash - Tuscan Design for your Italian kitchen
Beautiful Tuscan design by American artist Linda Paul of a window overlooking a misty Tuscany landscape and hill town with still life of olives, olive oil, lemons an all the ingredients you need to make a fabulous black olive tapenade including the artist's own recipe. There is even a hummingbird that comes to visit your kitchen window! Its perfect for Tuscan decor.
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I've been waiting for something like this happen since Invasion of the Bane first premiered back on New Year's Day 2007. Indeed, both Doctor Who and Torchwood have done it, and it seemed only fair that SJA got the chance to do it, too. So when the show's Brand Manager, Edward Russell, hinted at the possibility of this idea being realised when I spoke to him at the See Me On CBBC tour last month - I can honestly say I was giddy for weeks!
Last Friday, the BBC sent me an email telling me this had been confirmed. *faints* And from the sounds of it, out of all the New Who shows that have done it - this is going to be the biggest and BEST one yet!
What the heck am I talking about?! Well, on the weekend of 24-25 October, the Livepool ONE is playing host to a braingasmic two-day SJA-fest, kicking off with a FREE early cinema screening of the highly-anticipated series three two-parter, The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith! *dies* But wait, there's more...
"Not only will children get to see an episode before anybody else in the country, they will see behind the scenes footage of the making of the series and take part in a question and answer session with stars Tommy Knight who plays Luke Smith, Daniel Anthony who plays Clyde Langer and Anjli Mohindra who plays Rani Chandra.
Alternatively children can drop in to Liverpool ONE shopping centre to take part in a range of free activities. Sarah Jane's companions including a replica of the Xylok supercomputer Mr Smith, robot dog K-9 plus some of the monsters from the series will be making their debut in Liverpool.
A special green screen experience will allow children to bust monster moves in front of a Sarah Jane virtual screen.
Finally braver volunteers will be transformed into monsters in the alien face painting zone. There will be free giveaways for children taking part in the activities. From Liverpool One, CBBC fans will defend Earth from extraterrestrial threats and alien invaders! "
SARAH-JANE.tv founder, Anthony, and I were amongst the first to get ourselves on the guestlist for a screening last week, which is the only part of the day that needs reservation. Yes, you read that right - I said 'a' screening. There's going to be more than one! *squee!* The rest of the activities are first-come-first-served, though the interactive bits are limited to kids-only.
This is going to be an AMAZING weekend, guys! Seeing SJA on the big screen is a once-in-a-lifetime experience worth paying for, and you'll have the opportunity to see it absolutely free-of-charge...if you're speedy! You can book tickets for the screening here, or drop into the ODEON @ the Liverpool ONE to reserve seats for you and your family! Really hope we see you there. =)


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Ko Samui (Koh Samui), ThailandSeptember 17th, 2008 / / Links: Google Earth, Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, Virtual Earth / Nearest places
Photo: Lipa Noi Beach on Ko Samui, Thailand
Ko Samui island of Surat Thani Province (or Koh Samui) is an island off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus in Thailand, close to the mainland Surat Thani town. It is Thailand's third largest island, with an area of 228.7 km² and a population of 47,874 (2006). It is rich with natural resources, white sandy beaches, coral reefs and coconut trees.
It was only the early 1970s that the first backpackers traveling on the back of a coconut boat arrived on Ko Samui. And for years after that the island just had a few bungalows and a trickle of travelers. Things started to change however, in the early 1990s; tourists started arriving in the boat-full and since then the place has soared in popularity. Samui is now the second most popular place as an island destination in Thailand (first is Phuket). Ko Samui may not be the country's most beautiful island but it is still an oasis of natural beauty with its white sandy beaches, dazzling coral, luscious lagoons, picturesque waterfalls, swaying coconut trees and crystal clear water. Tourism is now ahead of coconuts as the islands main industry.
Unfortunately, development on Ko Samui is starting to take its toll and the beaches of Chaweng and Lamai are as overcrowded as anywhere on the Costa-del-Sol. Other than that however, there are still legions of quieter locations to 'get away from it all'.
Samui is visited mostly by holidaymakers wanting to "get away from it all", and its main appeal is its funky rural beach communities with white beaches and clear & warm seas, and it has a few exceptional ones to choose from. Ko Samui is hardly "away from it all" anymore, but rather a cool and bustling international island resort.
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Chaweng Beach covers a large portion of the island's northeast coast, and is easily the most crowded and tourist saturated region on the island. The beach itself, while beautiful and clean often suffers from seasonal overcrowding as ever increasing numbers of visitors discover the island. Several hotels, ranging from budget resorts to luxury villas line up the shore. Restaurants are set right along the beachside, making Chaweng Beach seem to glow from within the sands.
Set back about 100 meters from the sand the one way beach road in Chaweng has developed into a bustling international tourist town packed with every kind of resort, restaurant, and bar (ranging from busy traditional family-run open air sea food and noodle Thai at Ninja, through exclusive Thai-Californian fusion food at Jeff Lord's Betelnut to Irish Pubs and American Fast Food places McDonald's and Starbucks), Fine art, tailors, and souvenir shops, markets and wild, rambunctious, or chilled out nightclubs.
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We are having a lovely one over here, tending and fixing and cleaning and organizing, and generally catching up on things. We have been busier than I expected here on the farm! Which (poorly) explains the reason for my lack of posts lately. Better late than never - here are photos from our trip down to Maremma!
On the way down we took a quick stop in Volterra just to check it out (verdict: cute!), then had a quick coffee and a sandwich an hour north of Massa Marittima. It was a LONG RIDE on the scooter so we needed to stop frequently for stretches and sunscreen.
When we arrived in Orbetello we immediately checked in and took a dunk in the pool after a long & hot ride on the ol' scoot, and then hopped right back on to explore the beautiful peninsula of Monte Argentario. What an amazing and underestimated place! We spent too long of a time searching for a supposedly beautiful beach called Cala Piccola thanks to this article, but eventually found out that it's only accessible to the Cala Piccola Hotel guests and neighborhood residents. Womp womp. But even the search for it up and down the steep coastal cliffs was a blast, and instead we cruised along the coastline, slowly but surely soaking in one of the most beautiful sunsets I've ever seen.
After working up an appetite we finished the day by returning to the little town of Orbetello, to walk around and eat a delicious traditional summer-Tuscan meal of white wine, seafood bruschetta, fish, and gelato (though maybe not in that order since Jimmy needs his gelato when he needs it).
The next day we checked out Maremma Natural Park, where we relaxed at a gorgeous beach right along a beautiful pine forest. We'd read that this area of the coast is known for being completely natural and unspoilt, and it didn't disappoint. After too much sunshine and salt water, we headed home, stopping for a quick dip in the Bagni di Petriolo on the way back.
More to come soon - some of my most favorite people are visiting over the next couple of weeks (eeee!!) so I will have lots of good stuff to share.
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A panel of security experts at the RSA Conference last week said businesses still overlook fundamental security questions when buying or building software.
That's critical because Gartner estimates that 70 percent of security vulnerabilities are at the application layer (see our coverage of the panel at www.nww.com, DocFinder: 2243).
A survey by the Secure Software Forum, which pulled together the panel for the conference, shows that although companies are beginning to develop secure coding programs, only 27 percent have integrated security into their development processes.
Because perimeter security can only do so much, this software vulnerability may be responsible for the recent uptick in unauthorized use of computer systems, as shown by the newly released 10th annual "Computer Crime and Security Survey." The study, conducted by the Computer Security Institute (CSI) and the FBI, reports that after declining for four years, the unauthorized use of computers increased in 2005: Of the companies surveyed, 56 percent reported unauthorized use, up from 53 percent in 2004. As for the rest, 31 percent reported no unauthorized use, and 13 percent were unsure.
That survey also showed that - contrary to the popular notion that insiders are the graver threat - just about as many unauthorized incidents were perpetrated by outsiders as by insiders. Perhaps even more important, a large percentage of respondents simply don't know where the misuse came from. When asked how many incidents came from outside, 35 percent said they didn't know. Asked the same about misuse from inside, 44 percent said they were unsure.
The lesson, the CSI/FBI survey concludes, is that "organizations have to anticipate attacks from all quarters."
Despite the increase in computer misuse and companies' uncertainty about what they are battling, the CSI/FBI survey suggests that, based on spending trends, companies seem to think they are doing enough to fight back. Security spending as a percentage of IT budgets remained essentially flat in 2005 compared with 2004.
Forty-eight percent of the respondents spend 1 percent to 5 percent of their IT budget on security, 19 percent spend 6 percent to 10 percent, and 8 percent said they spend more than 10 percent. Remarkably, 25 percent said they still spend less than 1 percent of their IT budget on security.
The take-away is that there is a lot of work left to do.
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27Mar2012: Community Landscape & Biodiversity
COMMUNITY LANDSCAPE AND BIODIVERSITY - The implications of renewable energy strategies in a changing climate
Tuesday 27 March 2012, 7pm for 7.30pm
The Acorn, Parade Street, Penzance
Peter Taylor will review progress since his pioneering study of renewable energy strategies in 2001 - as part of a Countryside Agency/DTI initiative on Community Renewable Initiatives. In particular he will discuss issues of community control of technology, social justice, the deployment of conflict technologies, and the implications for biodiversity and landscape.
Entry is free (but we always welcome donations)
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Occupy Passover Seders and Easter Gatherings
Both holidays share a message of liberation for the downtrodden—let's tap into it!
Special Section
Introduction to a Special Section on the Occupy Movement
by ALANA YU-LAN PRICE
Loving and Supporting Occupy
by MICHAEL LERNER
The Spirituality of Occupy
by JOHN HELMIERE
What's Next for Occupy
by DONNA SCHAPER
Sustaining the Occupy Movement
by MIKI KASHTAN
Localization: The Economics of Happiness
by HELENA NORBERG-HODGE
Horizontalidad and Territory in the Occupy Movements
by MARINA SITRIN
Occupy's Message to the Food Movement: Bridge the Class Divides
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Obama, Palestine, and the United Nations
by STEPHEN ZUNES
How and why did President Obama betray his own commitments to a just Israeli-Palestinian peace process?
The Walls of the Reform Movement's "Big Tent"
by ASHLEY BATES
A powerful Jewish movement champions social justice—except when this means criticizing the Israeli government.
Healing the World Through Consciousness Exploration
by PHIL WOLFSON
When it comes to philosophy of mind, there is an alternative to the discourse of human specialness and superiority.
Consciousness Studies and a Transformation of the Western Worldview
by CHRISTOPHER HOLVENSTOT
The emerging field of consciousness studies offers the perspective we need to make our global human community sustainable.
Rethinking Religion
Jesus Kept Kosher: The Jewish Christ of the Gospel of Mark
by DANIEL BOYARIN
Think Mark 7 represents a parting of the ways between Judaism and Christianity? Not so fast.
The Religious Counterculture
by ANA LEVY-LYONS
The claims of liberal theology, if taken seriously, generate radical obligations. What would the world look like if religious liberals became religiously observant?
Finding Manna in the Age of Monsanto
by WILLIAM O'BRIEN
The story of this substance that saved the Israelites from starvation can enliven our struggle for economic justice and ecological healing.
Our Saving Grace: A Relational Mode of Being
Relational Reality by Charlene Spretnak
Review by KAREN K. CHEN
The Growth of a Global Community
Waiting for Something That Never Arrived: Meditations on a Progressive America in Honor of Tony Judt by Dan Shanahan
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Assimilation for Muslims and Jews?
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Melancholia in the Subjunctive Mood
Manufacturing Depression: The Secret History of a Modern Disease by Gary Greenberg
Review by BRADLEY LEWIS
Setting the Record Straight: The Arabs, Zionism, and the Holocaust
The Arabs and the Holocaust: The Arab-Israeli War of Narratives by Gilbert Achcar
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Night Stop
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What is meditation?
The question which is often being asked by many of us! A simple task that has been made difficult by our mind or a difficult task where one has to control; the monkey mind & make it thoughtless? Still the question 'What Is Meditation? remain as it is!
For me, it a process which start when one wins over one's mind and control over the senses of the chaotic mind & becomes thoughtless. Once we are able to control the pollution of unwanted thought, we can see the beauty of calmness as similar to the shooting effects of moonlight.
Many times we cannot see the beauty of the stars for that one has to travel outside the city on the hills where there is no pollution, in the similar way to see the beauty of the universe – one has to first see within self and when the inner chaos is won we becomes able to see the universe.
The dark fearful vastness of the inside becomes beautiful & calm. Where one can meet the creator or in other words one can meet itself.
Today's Moon is not pink in colour rather it is due to the flowering which take place round this season in the nature. It will heightened one's energy resulting in heightened self-awareness. By welcoming things with positive attitude, positive things will follow. Don't ignore your gut feeling, today moon will strengthen your intuition power, open up yourself, re-centre & re-discover yourself & to do this one has to only create an intention rest the universe will take care of it.
And since, Meditation is not an end result rather it's a process to achieve the end result so on the occasion of this 'Pink Moon' I am describing few simple guide lines or method one can follow & do the meditation.
Full moon is associated with letting go what is not required which is not serving any purpose for the higher good of soul journey so in a way it is a beginning of new. Because till the old doesn't leave, new cannot take the place in our life.
To embrace the new beginning just sit calmly in open space, if available then well & good otherwise sit in your comfortable sacred place. If you wish to create a ceremony do it because life is all about celebration, please celebrate it without any guilt or holding anything back. Light a candle or an essence stick keep some flowers or calming music if it helps you.
Sit in Padmasana or Sukhasana or if that is also not possible sit in the comfortable chair or simply lay down. Meditation is so simple why do we need to follow the created fuzz about it?
Now relax your each & every part of your body, each & every joint. Let go all the stress you were holding till today, let go all the grudges & anger from your mind, body & soul. Imagine all this is moving out of your body & going to the universe.
Now breath slowely & deeply. If any relative thought comes let them come, just acknowledge their presence & don't react. Imagine the beautiful moon is just above your head, the divine light of the moon is entering in your body from your top of the head or from The Sastrar Chakra, going through each & every body part of yours; joints, skin everywhere in your body & deep inside your soul. Let it drench in the divine calmness, enjoy the calmness. Imagine that the light is filled in your complete body & feel it. Stay in that feeling as long as possible. Don't react just breath simply. When you feel like coming out of the meditation, rub your palms on each other & slowly touch yourself with utmost love from head to toe..
Pay your gratitude to the Moon, the Universe & everything which is bad or good in your life because everything has a purpose just like todays FULL MOON..
Lokah Samatha Sukhino Bhavantu..


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A financial aid meeting for Roane County High School seniors and parents will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 8 in the school auditorium in Kingston.
Sam Mullins from Tennessee Student Assistance Corp., the state's designated student assistance program, will be available to answer questions during this informational session for students planning to enroll in college or trade/technical school.
Upcoming out-of-state and overnight field trips approved by the Roane County Board of Education in September:
Oct. 13-14 — Roane County High Science Club to Kings Island in Cincinnati.
Nov. 30-Dec. 2 — Oliver Springs High boys and girls basketball teams to compete in tournament at William Blount and Seymour High.
May 13-17, 2013 — Harriman Middle eighth grade to tour Washington, D.C.
Midway Elementary School principal Tim Thompson, far left in back row, and teacher Ashley Sparks, far right in front row, recently honored the school's August students of the month.
They include, by grade order, Josie Nichols, Kaden Wright, Emorie Jones, Zachary Graham, Chesney Cash, Parker Jones, Harry Jackson, Rylan Guettner, Bradley Dishman, John Kevorkian, Sierra Cowell, Anna Fink, Zane Edwards, Shayla Wood, Ty Mason, Brandon Williams, Natrice Childress, Cailynn Shelley, Daelyn Thompson, Dalton Carroll, Gracey Hixon, Elijah Payne and Natalie Booth.
Roane County Schools Coordinated School Health Program's fourth annual Run for Your Health will be on Nov. 3.
Run for Your Health is a 5K race/walk, with proceeds from the race used to supplement health and wellness initiatives for students enrolled in Roane County Schools. Efforts that create opportunities to promote healthy lifestyles are an integral part of the educational process and enhance academic success.
The race/walk beginning and ending at Fort Southwest Point has been sanctioned by USA Track & Field.
Students planning to attend Tennessee Tech University next fall should apply for scholarships now.
More than 550 scholarships are available to Tennessee Tech students, and the time to apply for the 2013-14 academic year is now.
The scholarship application system is open until Dec. 15.
Tennessee Tech offers a variety of generous scholarships funded by the university and private donors.
In fall 2012, more than a quarter of the freshmen class received nearly 800 academic scholarships worth more than $1.8 million.
While students were on vacation this summer, 76 educators from eight area school districts went to "summer school" visiting six businesses as part of the Educators in the Workplace program.
"This program is beneficial for both the businesses and the teachers," said Allen Lutz, education and workforce development specialist for The Roane Alliance, one of the program sponsors.
MONDAY — Chicken nuggets or entrée salad with hot roll or breadstick, whipped potatoes, steamed carrots, fresh fruit selection, chilled fruit cup and milk.
TUESDAY — Hamburger on bun, quesadilla or entrée salad with baked beans, variety spuds, lettuce-tomato-pickle, fresh fruit selection, chilled fruit cup and milk.
Stella Muse, a former teacher and Harriman Care and Rehabilitation Center resident, and the center's administrator-in-training Trina Webb, seated, are thanked by Kathy Kleinsmith, practical nursing coordinator at Tennessee Technology Center at Harriman, for Harriman Care's donation of Kindle Fire tablets to be used by faculty members.
Webb, a member of the technology center's practical nursing advisory board, noticed students utilizing the tablets for their textbooks and realized that the instructors were still using regular textbooks.
MONDAY — Hot dog or entrée salad with chili, roasted potatoes, slaw, fresh fruit selection, chilled fruit cup and milk.
TUESDAY — Chicken sandwiches, cheese sticks with dip or entrée salad with variety spuds, lettuce-tomato-pickle, fresh fruit selection, chilled fruit cup and milk.
WEDNESDAY — Tacos or taco salad, chicken flatbread melt or entrée salad with buttered corn, leafy green salad, fresh fruit selection, chilled fruit cup and milk.
Calvary Baptist School in Kingston had a number of students who won individual and group honors during the Tennessee Fine Arts Competition in Murfreesboro.
Students advanced to the state competition after winning first- and second-place honors during the District Fine Arts Competition in Powell.
State winners from Calvary Baptist School include:
First place
• Woodworking, Jordan Snow, first in district.
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