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KEENE, N.H. - An early surge from the Keene State men's basketball team proved to be enough on Tuesday night at Spaulding Gymnasium, as the Owls defeated Lasell College 73-62 in KSC's home opener after four straight road games to start the season.
- Keene State: 3-2
- Lasell: 0-4
How It Happened
Ty Nichols had a strong all around game for Keene State, scoring a game-high 23 points to go along with five rebounds, six assists and five steals. James Anozie came off the bench to add 19 points, four rebounds and a block. Dizel Wright and Miguel Prieto rounded out the double-figure scorers for KSC, each scoring 10 points.
Tim Blair had 20 points to go along with six assists, three rebounds, one steal and one block for Lasell. Dannie Moore had a 14 point, 14 rebound double-double while adding three steals and an assist. Stefan Masciarelli added 10 points as Lasell lost for the fourth straight time to open the season.
After trailing very briefly in the opening minutes, Keene State used an early 16-1 burst to take control within the first seven minutes of the contest. Ty Nichols made a layup and a traditional three-point play in successive possessions for an 11-4 KSC advantage. Lasell managed a free throw to stop KSC's 9-0 spurt, but the Owls scored the next seven points thereafter. Nichols got a steal and a dunk for a double-digit lead and, later, a three from Jake Dunkley put Keene State up 18-5 with 13:05 remaining in the half. From there, though, KSC's offense stalled and Lasell trimmed the deficit. The Lasers scored 11 of the next 15 points, capped by a Liam Jacobs layup, to trail 22-16 with 7:45 to go in the half. Keene State did respond over the next two minutes, scoring eight consecutive points, including a Nichols trey for their largest lead at 30-16. But Lasell again came back, going on a 14-4 run with eight points from Blair to trail just 34-30 with 25 seconds left in the half. KSC's Jordan Haywood was fouled in the final seconds and canned both free throws and, after the Lasers threw the ball away, Wright sank a layup at the buzzer for a 38-30 lead.
The second half was more of the same, with both teams exchanging runs, but KSC maintaining the lead throughout. A bucket inside from Dannie Moore trimmed Lasell's deficit to one possession (40-37), but the Owls pumped the lead back to nine (46-37) through Nichols and Anozie with 14:42 to go. The Lasers again got to within one possession at 50-47 halfway through the second stanza after Blair's jumper, but the Owls pulled away for good thereafter. Nichols' tip-in after a missed shot made it 56-47 with 8:41 left and after a dunk and a layup from Prieto on successive possessions, the Owls led 62-51 at the 5:33 mark. Two free throws from Wright with 3:10 to go gave the Owls a 68-53 lead, their largest of the game, and KSC cruised from there.
Inside the Paint
- Keene State shot 49% (28-for-57) from the field in the contest, but made just 3-of-19 from deep (16%). The Owls are now shooting just 19% from behind the arc so far this season. Lasell made 41% (23-for-56) of their shots from the floor overall and 6-of-23 (26%) from three.
- The Owls forced a whopping 28 turnovers, recording 18 steals in the process, including five each from Nichols and Sidi Diallo. Keene State held a 29-17 advantage in points off turnovers in the contest.
- Led by Anozie, Keene State's bench was a key factor in the game. The Owls got 26 points from their reserves, while Lasell got just seven.
- KSC's 73 points matched the most they have scored in a game this season, with the other time being a 73-66 win at Plattsburgh State. In each of their other three contests they have scored 67 points.
Up Next
- Keene State will make the trip up to New London to take on Colby-Sawyer on Thursday, November 30. Game time is slated for 7:00 pm.
- Lasell also has a quick turnaround, as they will make a visit to Worcester State on the same day and time.


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In the K.R. Puram slum in Bangalore, India, a group of 15 women gather in a small, muggy living room. The electricity comes and goes, turning the fan and the single bare light bulb on and off. Flies buzz around the room and children run in and out.
The women have borrowed a total of $330 and meet weekly to make repayments. The loans were meant to serve as capital for them to start small businesses and, eventually, lift themselves out of poverty. But the women say the loans haven't turned into new income. Sitting in a circle on the floor, some sound sad and others angry. One woman has started selling firewood, but others haven't started businesses at all. Instead, they say, the money helped them pay for urgent expenses, such as their children's school fees.
It's a scene that's repeated inside dark living rooms and on parched rooftops across India. Boosted by a government mandate to keep the startup funds flowing, lenders making these small, or microcredit, loans are all but throwing cash at rural and shanty borrowers. And the funds--more than $1 billion was lent during the year ended Mar. 31, up from $5.5 million in 1996--are often being used not as seed money for a new enterprise, such as buying a cow to sell the milk or setting up a fruit stand, but as handouts spent on consumption. D.S.K. Rao, the Asia organizer for the Microcredit Summit Campaign, estimates that only one-fifth of Indian microcredit borrowers start a business. Mathew Titus, executive director of New Delhi-headquartered Sa-Dhan, an association of microcredit lenders, says it's one-third, counting women who barter instead of selling goods.
What's more, there has never been a comprehensive study in India or elsewhere of how successful the businesses become, whether any of the borrowers eventually graduate to the middle class or what share of the loans gets repaid on time. "I don't know of any great studies--they haven't been done," says New York University professor Jonathan Morduch, who focuses on microcredit and economic development.
For much of its 35-year history microcredit has enjoyed glowing reviews, culminating last month when Muhammad Yunus--founder of Bangladesh's microlending Grameen Bank--won the Nobel Peace Prize. The tiny loans appeal to both idealistic aid workers and gimlet-eyed bankers. They seem to help the poor in developing countries earn a livelihood without making them dependent on handouts. And they use market mechanisms, allowing banks to charge interest rates high enough to cover the risks of lending to people with no collateral and little credit history. In India rates average 30% a year, though some lenders charge as much as 40%.
In the last decade microcredit has taken off. The 1997 Microcredit Summit in Washington, D.C.--sponsors included the World Bank,
Much of that attention is focused on India, which is home to a quarter of the world's poor but also one of the hottest economies. The country has seen an explosion of microfinance institutions, which are usually set up by nongovernmental organizations. Ten years ago 400 institutions were lending to 45,000 people. Today there are 1,000, with 15 million customers. Most of the lending is based on Yunus' original idea--making loans to groups of women and relying on peer pressure from the members to ensure repayment. "India was very small in this field ten years ago," says Sam Daley-Harris, director of the Microcredit Summit Campaign. "Now they're going like gangbusters, expanding ferociously."
The money to fund all these microfinance lenders comes mostly from India's biggest commercial banks, such as ICICI, State Bank of India and Canara Bank. But some is put up by foreign investors and banks making social-responsibility bets, and by overseas donors. Technology entrepreneurs are particularly intrigued. The foundations of Bill and Melinda Gates (the
With too much money chasing too few good ideas for bootstrap businesses, some microlenders don't bother with a lot of due diligence. "In their anxiety to expand very fast, they are pushing loans," says Rao of the microcredit campaign. "They're not careful in vetting." But some groups of borrowers are first required to save money that they can put down as collateral; others must outline their business ideas to lenders.
The rapid growth also means that lenders are less likely to keep tabs on a borrower after a loan is made. In India, says Daley-Harris, borrowers sometimes "are on their own after a couple of years, whereas in Bangladesh there's a bank worker who often visits every week for a lifetime." Indeed, in Bangladesh there is one microfinance staffer for 131 borrowers and in Afghanistan there is one for 54, but in India the ratio is one to 439, according to the Microfinance Information Exchange in Washington. The women in India could probably use more guidance, because it's so difficult to run a business there: The country ranks just 134th out of 175 that the World Bank studied this year for ease of doing business.
The result is that lenders often hand over money without taking the time to educate the borrowers, making sure they understand that they're supposed to start businesses and that there are penalties for not paying the money back, says Gowramma, secretary of the Bangalore branch of the All India Democratic Women's Association, who works with women in the slums. "The people receiving these loans do not know what this microcredit system is all about," she says.
This means that microcredit's other goal--to empower women in highly patriarchal societies--isn't always achieved, either. In Tumkur, a city outside Bangalore, a group of women received $30 loans. They stood in a circle, placed their hands on the money and pledged to use their loans to launch businesses. But afterward, each handed the money to her husband, and the men started the businesses. Since the women are responsible for repaying the loan, they suffer the consequences if their husbands squander the money.
Microcredit advocates often claim impressively high repayment rates, averaging 90%, as proof that borrowers do use their loans to generate income. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to pay them back, they argue. "Can [microcredit] be done badly? Absolutely," Daley-Harris says. "Can it make a massive difference in people's lives when it's done well? Absolutely."
But skeptics counter that women borrow from other sources to repay the loans. That often means resorting to moneylenders--or loans from friends and family--to pay back the microloan and vice versa, trapping them in a cycle of debt. The lucky ones have family members who have migrated to cities or abroad to work and send back remittances. Some 40% of microcredit borrowers also borrow informally, says Thomas Dichter, who has evaluated microcredit programs in 20 countries, including India. "You're getting a large number of people borrowing from Peter to pay Paul," says Dichter, who wrote the 2003 book Despite Good Intentions: Why Development Assistance to the Third World Has Failed.
More important, Dichter and others who study microfinance doubt the repayment rates. There are no reliable figures on the percentage of loans delinquent for more than, say, six months. But it's telling that the vast majority of the microlenders are not "sustainable," he says, meaning that so few loans are repaid on time that lenders need to keep tapping the easily available funds from banks and the government to stay in business.
More than anything, the microcredit bubble is being inflated by government rules that all but force lenders to keep pumping out microloans. New Delhi requires banks to devote 40% of the money they lend to a category of borrowers that includes small enterprises, with about half of that going to rural outfits. Banks have long struggled to meet this obligation, and lending to microcredit institutions that then lend to the groups of women offers an easy way to do it. On top of that, India's finance minister, Shri P. Chidambaram, has made microcredit a pet cause.
Sometimes microcredit does live up to its billing. Manjula, a 40-year-old seamstress who lives in Bagalur, a village 90 minutes outside Bangalore, struggled to support her two children without help from her alcoholic husband. She depended on moneylenders, who charge up to 1,000% a year. Two $220 microcredit loans over two years enabled her to open a shop selling saris, which she had been selling from her home. Since then she has increased her monthly income from $40 to $110, including the earnings from side jobs tailoring and teaching sewing classes. That's enough to pay off her loan and save $30 a month. "My dream is to convert this place into a big shop," she says proudly.
It was success stories like this that drew Khosla, a former partner in Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers, to microcredit in his native India. Three microfinance lenders that he funds--SKS Microfinance, Share Microfin and ASA--are on a top ten list compiled by Micro-Credit Ratings International, and he becomes so passionate about microcredit that his eyes tear up when he talks about it. "This is the single most important tool for addressing poverty I have ever seen."
Without a big study examining the effectiveness of microcredit, that's a statement that may be based more on faith than on anything else. Some donors, however, say such a study would be expensive and the money is better spent helping the poor. Khosla agrees: "I don't need that study. I won't spend a penny on it because I've talked to 200 women who are recipients of these microloans myself. I've seen it in the field."
Even experiences such as Manjula's may be success stories only up to a point, though, because she started out with distinct advantages. Unlike most of India's poor, she is educated, speaks some English and started her business before receiving the loan. But Manjula hasn't been able to completely stop borrowing from moneylenders.
"The research is skimpy, but the research we do have shows increasingly that the main hope for microcredit--that it will generate millions of tiny businesses and these businesses will grow and pull their owners over the poverty line--is false," says Dichter, the author. "That is not happening."


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Rhode Island led VCU for more than 30 minutes of regulation, but ultimately fell 65-60 to the No. 17-ranked Rams of Virginia Commonwealth University Tuesday.
VCU came into the Ryan Center and applied its defensive 'HAVOC' to take an early 7-3 lead against Rhode Island. But the home team responded with an 19-7 run to take a 22-14 lead at the 8:53 mark of the first half.
The visiting Rams, known for creating turnovers and capitalizing off of them, were even in the turnover battle at halftime, as both teams gave up the ball six times.
Rhode Island took a 35-28 lead into halftime, leading by as many as nine points in the opening frame.
The lead dwindled to one point at the under-12 media timeout after VCU outscored Rhode Island 12-6 to start the half. Dan Hurley's squad came out of the timeout on a mission, scoring eight straight and extending the lead back to 49-40, matching the largest lead of the night.
VCU used its defense to battle again, scoring eight straight points of their own and tying the game at 51 with 5:35 remaining in regulation. The teams traded baskets for the next few posessions, and back-to-back 3-point baskets gave VCU a 59-58 lead with 2:30 to go, its first lead in more than 30 minutes of play.
VCU scored seven of the game's final nine points to hold off Rhode Island for the victory.
Inside the Box Score
- The loss ended a six-game Rhody winning streak and dropped the Rams to 3-1 in the Atlantic 10.
- URI outrebounding VCU by 12 (44-32). Rhody had 29 rebounds on the defensive end.
- Rhody shot 43 percent from the floor in each half, shooting 23-of-53 from the field on the evening.
- The Keaney Rams were 13-for-22 from the free throw line (59.1 percent), compared to 42.9 percent by VCU.
- E.C. Matthews led the Rams with 22 points, marking the 15th time in his career that he has reached the 20-point mark. This leads all active Atlantic 10 scorers. He also had seven rebounds in 37 minutes of play.
- Hassan Martin tallied his second double-double of the season, scoring 10 points and pulling down 10 rebounds in the loss. Martin had six more blocks.
- Jarelle Reischel chipped in with 10 points, three rebounds, one assist and one block in just 15 minutes of play.
- Rhode Island had eight steals in the game, while VCU only had five.
Stat of the Game
42 - Rhody dominated down low, scoring 42 of 60 total points in the paint.
What's Next
The Rams will hit the road for their next Atlantic 10 matchup as they head to Amherst, Mass. to take on the Massachusetts Minutemen. Opening tip will be at 2:30 p.m. and the game will be televised on NBC Sports Network.
As always, the Rhody Sports Network will air the game live on B101 (101.5 FM), with Steve McDonald and Don Kaull. The pre-game show begins 30 minutes before tipoff.


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SUSAN STAMPER BROWN: Weiner's cosponsored bill
A recent Newsweek/Daily Beast survey found that the majority of Americans are growing increasingly angry with the circus act taking place in Washington. And how could they not be? The latest reports tell us anger grows as unemployment and inflation expand, the Gross National Product sputters manufacturing slows and the housing market weakens.
As if the country's economic woes were not enough to keep American lawmakers busy, Representative Anthony Weiner, D-NY, reminds us this week that sometimes politicians have the unique ability to find time for "other" activities. Weiner's lurid behavior is not unique, however, to his party. Republicans have had their fair share of moral pitfalls, but there tends to be a difference in how the two parties normally respond when their members stray from the straight and narrow.
A few months ago, Representative Chris Lee, R-NY, had the decency to resign from the U.S. House of Representatives, after information surfaced that Lee had emailed a bare-chested photograph of himself to a woman he'd met online, which is much less than what Representative Weiner has already admitted to.
Lee's indiscretion was dwarfed on June 6, 2011 by the indiscretions of the Democrat's most outspoken point man, Representative Anthony Weiner, D-NY, who fessed up after he was caught with his pants down (literally).
After lying about his online "sexcapades" because he was "embarrassed," and describing his crotch picture as a "joke," Weiner claimed he did not violate any law or his oath of office, and passed off the three or so years of inappropriate behavior as "just me doing a very dumb thing." Further highlighting a lack of integrity, Weiner claimed to take "full responsibility" for his behavior, but refused to resign. Maybe he could pursue a career using his newfound skills in photography.
While all humans are prone to wander and have the propensity to do "dumb things," is it asking too much to expect a bit of dignity and statesmanship from those elected to lead? Do we want to trust national security secrets with those who expose, not only their privates, but also themselves to potential extortion - when they choose to barrage pictures of their "junk" across the cyber world?
Most ironically, in 2007, Rep. Weiner cosponsored a bill that made it through the House of Representatives called the KIDS Act of 2007 (Keeping the Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators) - a bill intended to protect children from online sexual predators. Speaking about the bill, Weiner said, "Sadly, the internet is the predator's venue of choice today. We need to update our strategies and our laws to stop these offenders who are a mere click away from our children."
The next logical question is: Was Weiner party to the said predatory behavior aforementioned in his own bill? Where's the sound judgment one would expect from a grown adult, less the cosponsor of an online sexual predator bill?
If Pelosi, who once promised to "drain the swamp" of morally-challenged lawmakers, decides to slap Wiener's hands in order to retain a seat, the electorate will once again lose and be forced to wonder who will protect us from the lawmakers as those very same lawmakers ignore our interests and seemingly live above the law.
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Guerrilla Games managed to sneak in one last patch for PS4 exclusive Killzone: Shadowfall before the holiday break. Patch 1.07 introduces team-based voice chat to the shooter while also making a number of other revisions.
If you're not a fan of voice chat, you can mute all the players through the options menu. If you've got a screaming asshole in your match, you can mute them specifically as well. Voice chat can be disabled for all players in custom Warzones.
There are some major bug fixes in 1.07, too. Guerrilla says that they've changed several multiplayer exploits and crashes. In the campaign, the gravity well should now open consistently in "The Dead" mission. The bug that wiped out player save data when they reboot during patches has been fixed as well.
Most of the other gameplay changes are small. Party member icons on the radar are now blue, while objective icons are larger. Player cards now have an invite-to-play button. If you want to respawn quickly, you can now select "suicide" from the options menu. These revisions aren't earth-shaking but should make multiplayer go a bit smoother.
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Advent is a season of preparation and expectation as we look forward to the Birth of Jesus and His eminent return. Advent Calendars and Advent Wreaths are wonderful tools for families to use as they prepare their hearts, homes, and lives for Jesus. Help your children keep the focus on Jesus as we count down to Christmas!
Web Sites – Advent Calendars and Advent Wreaths
The Meaning of the Advent Wreath
Web site with lots of Advent ideas from history to recipes to family activities. Its a few years old, so not all of the links work anymore – but it could help get the juices flowing for creative ideas.
Web site from Microsoft Office that teaches you how to create your own Advent Calendar.
Just for Fun
A video where the Nativity Story is told by puppets singing to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"; they call it the "Bethlehemian Rhapsody."
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Pictures and descriptions of Advent Calendars over the 150 year history.
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Are you happy?
According to a study by GfK NOP we are wealthier in financial terms than we were 50 years ago, but our levels of happiness are declining. A statistic which absolutely validates the phrase 'money doesn't make you happy'. The question is what does?
If you're waiting for happiness, you will wait a long time. It's out there … you just need to decide to 'do happy', grab it and enjoy it! If you still need convincing then read on….
We convince ourselves that life will be better after we get married, have a baby, then another.
Then we are frustrated that the kids aren't old enough and we'll be more content when they are.
After that, we're frustrated that we have teenagers to deal with.
If not now, when?
It's best to admit this to yourself and decide to be happy anyway.
One of my favourite quotes comes from Alfred D Souza. He said,
"For a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to begin – real life.
But there was always some obstacle in the way; something to be gotten through first, some unfinished business, time still to be served, or a debt to be paid.
Then life would begin. At last it dawned on me that these obstacles were my "life".
This perspective has helped me to see that there is no way to happiness.
· until you go back to school,
· until you lose ten pounds,
· until you gain ten pounds,
· until you have kids,
· until your kids leave the house,
· until you start work,
· until you retire,
· until you get married,
· until you get divorced,
· until Friday night, until Sunday morning,
· until you get a new car or home,
· until your car or home is paid off,
· until spring,
· until summer,
· until fall,
· until winter,
· until you are off welfare,
· until the first or fifteenth,
· until your song comes on,
· until you've had a drink,
· until you've sobered up,
· until you die,
· until you are born again to decide that there is no better time than right now to be happy.
Happiness is a journey, not a destination.
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Making changes to the User Registration Forms
I have spend the last couple of hours trying to add new fields to the users_Registration Form using the CSS Form Builder.
The Form opens ok in CSS Form Builder I can see the original fields. However, once I add the new fields (Birth Month, Newsletter Format, Captcha), edit the design and then click finish, all of the formatting from the original form disappears.
I am left with a basic Form and the worse part is when I upload the document it does not work.
Yes, created and bond the new fields to the database.
When I upload the updated form (using the same name "users_Registration.php"). It does not work.
Is this normal? If it is, then what "exactly" do I have to do to keep the original formatting of the user_Registration document?
I also tried just adding the fields to the form and binding them without using CSS Form Builder and got the same results.
In both cases the form will not open in my browser once I upload it.
I know I have to update to "Profile" and "Search" documents in the Solution Pack but if I can not get the user_Registration document to update
I have updated my database with the two new fields and my "MySQL" Database is up and running.
I am beginning to think the forms in the User Registration Package can not be updated or changed and I have to create my own
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Unlike in other clients, you don't have to switch back and forth between the map and the street view if you want to change location, no need to drag and drop the Pegman, either.
This application provides both the map and the street view on one screen. Simply enter an address to find the desired location and show it on a map, then just tap on a street/place you want to see and that's it - a marker will be shown on the map and street view will be displayed.
The map and street view are integrated with each other - you can switch to a different street anytime just by tapping on different area on the map and street view will change instantly. As you move on the street view, the marker moves on the map, too, always showing you the current, exact location. At the bottom of the screen, on the task bar, you can always see current location's coordinates (latitude and longitude) and current heading (direction you're facing on the street view). The map and street view can be zoomed in/out, panned and rotated independently. You can switch the map between street and satellite view.
Obviously, this application can show the street view only for locations which street view imagery exists for. If you tap on a street or place where street view panorama is not available from Google, the marker will not be shown and a short vibration feedback will be generated to let you know that this location isn't Street View enabled.
EasyStreetView uses Google's Geocoding service to translate addresses into map locations, and Google Maps / StreetView APIs to show the map and street view. It requires Interent connection. The program supports both portrait and landscape orientation.
Small (just 30 kB) and fast.
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To ensure only the freshest, healthiest berries reach customers, Red Blossom has allied itself with iTrade Network to create a thorough, food safety network. Our Trace Back system tags clamshells with an encoded sticker, conveying date picked, grower, ranch, and crew – allowing the customer to retrieve the information online. To see our Trace Back technology in action, visit www.redblossom.com/myberries.


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Posted Date: 11/16/2018
Superintendent Message
As we prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, I want to begin by expressing my gratitude to the community of Blanco for the support you have shown to our school district. Whether it is championing the Blanco Education Foundation or packing the stands at a sporting event, I am grateful for your support of our students and staff.
We have had a whirlwind of activity this fall—athletic events, band competitions, FFA contests, musical performances, and many other activities. Blanco ISD has a lot to offer the students of our community, and I congratulate all those who have represented the Blanco Panthers with pride. You have laid a great foundation for others to emulate. As UIL Academics and the basketball season begin, I want to wish all coaches and students the best of luck. I know you will make our district and community proud.
In recognition of Veterans Day, our campuses had the pleasure of hosting many of our local veterans. Students led several activities to celebrate and thank veterans for their service to our country. It is important to remember that we cannot rightfully celebrate the joy of freedom without remembering the great price that our veterans paid.
In an effort to ensure maximum safety and security for our students and staff, we have formed a partnership with the Blanco Police Department. With approval from the City Council and the BISD Board of Trustees, we now have a full-time police officer on our campuses during school hours. In addition to making rounds on our campuses, this School Resource Officer (SRO) will provide advice with regard to safety procedures and evaluate the effectiveness of our overall emergency operations plans. On days when we are not in school, you may see him patrolling the streets of Blanco. We are thankful to the City of Blanco for partnering with us in this endeavor.
On a financial note, the district has been able to raise its cash reserves to a more healthy level, and recently received a positive audit. Along with this encouraging trend, the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) released its preliminary report where Blanco ISD is recognized for achieving a perfect score. In light of these results, we believe the district has attained financial stability, and this secure footing will allow us to address the needs of our school district. We will continue to plan for improved technological resources, maintenance and repair of aging buildings, sustainable cost-of-living increases and benefits for staff, and the needs related to the projected population growth in our community.
Finally, the Blanco Education Foundation continues to raise funds for innovative education grants, and community support has been amazing! BEF recently completed the "Founder's Drive" where they raised over $37,000, and are currently focused on establishing a grant application process for staff members. We are excited about the great opportunities that the Blanco Education Foundation is providing for our staff and students.
At this time of year, we are reminded of how much we have to be thankful for. My wish for you this Thanksgiving is that you find yourself surrounded by those you love. As a reminder, BISD will be closed all next week for the Thanksgiving break.
As we look back on the past with pride, we will look forward to the future with promise.
Clay Rosenbaum
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Someday, we'll get it right. :)
Belated Bloomer
i feel awkward taking outfit shots too especially when there are a lot of people. but im slowly getting over that fear. pakapalan nalang ng muks yan. heheReplyDelete
Pakapalan nga...buti nalang may advantage nako sa width department. Hehe!Delete
Hahaha...Same here! I think most of us feel awkward when taking photos with so many poeple around. Nice shot by the way! Keep posted!
You certainly look great. Very nice dress along with some pretty cool flat sandals. Great smile and cool sunglasses.
Thanks John! The sandals were the best I could do, given the amount of walking we did on the trip. :)
You look fab dear! :) Hope you had a great time! :)
XO, Mish
Thanks Mish! I did!Delete
Cute dress and what a pretty background! Love the sun shining through the buildings... it's like a spotlight right on you :)ReplyDelete
beautiful sunset!
lovely dress :)ReplyDelete
I am no model, but I love seeing myself in photos. the shots are perfect.ReplyDelete
Thanks,for the follow,but I can't see your picture on my gfc tab???:-(ReplyDelete
Hmm...I don't know why. I'll double-check.Delete
so pretty! would you like to follow each other in gfc? let me know!ReplyDelete
Nice smile! You really carry your clothes well. Confidence is sexy!ReplyDelete
Great look, wanna follow each other?
Lovely look! The dress is beautiful!
would you like to follow each other?
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Lovely photos!
Hi! I love your style!<3 You look so gorgeous dear!:) Follow you now!:)ReplyDelete
Lovely photos, that dress is so pretty!
followed you back :)ReplyDelete
Thanks again.^^ See you now on my gfc tab.
Follow you back on gfc. Do you also follow me on bloglovin???
Let me know follow you then back...:-)
You look gorgeous girl! I feel the same way about taking photos in public. If one of my neighbors happens to come outside, I wait for them the leave. I feel silly enough posing in front of my husband!
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Heehee! :D I know the feeling!Delete
You have such a lovely blog sweetie!
I'm following
Beautiful dress!! I love the your pictures!
Thank you, Zhanna!Delete
That dress is gorgeous girl!
Southern (California) Belle
I love the print of your dress! And the style looks great on you! Thanks for following my blog! I'm your newest follower :)
I love your dress! Looking great! :) Sunset backdrop is awesome. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks! I hope to catch awesome natural backdrops again soon!Delete
I love the sunset in the background, you're legs look fantastic, especially with this wrap dress! I usually have to take pics in front of people because our parks are usually so busy, but I'm not complaining, it can be a little awkward at times, lol.
Haha! Your pics don't show the awkwardness though!
You look Gorgeous! Lovely dress in sunset, so fabulous to look at! Get that same feeling too, who cares I'm not famous. Keber. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks dear! :D Love that--keber. Haha!Delete
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That is such an amazing dress! And it looks great on you too!ReplyDelete
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Staff at the Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) will launch a series of national protest meetings starting in regional Australia on Tuesday, in opposition to savage federal budget measures will cost hundreds of jobs, site closures and cuts to whole areas of research.
During last month's budget, the Federal Government's announced a $115 million funding cut to Australia's premier scientific organisation, in addition to indirect measures that will affect CSIRO such as cuts to Cooperative Research Centres (CRC), the Australian Climate Change Science program and Department of Industry initiatives such as Industry Innovation Precincts.
CSIRO regional staff to protest Tuesday 24 June
Staff based in CSIRO regional sites will lead a national series of lunchtime protest meetings to voice their concerns at cuts to funding, jobs, research and site closures. Regional protest meetings will take place on Tuesday 24 June.
CSIRO regional sites that will host staff protest events on Tuesday include: the Australian Animal Health Laboratory in Geelong; the Geraldton radio astronomy hub in Western Australia; the Ecosystem Sciences Laboratory in Alice Springs; the Australian Tropical Sciences and Innovation Precinct in Townsville and the Atherton Laboratory, CSIRO's Energy Centre in Newcastle and the NSW Riverina's Griffith Laboratory, one of the CSIRO sites earmarked for closure.
CSIRO facing cuts crisis
Staff Association Acting Secretary Dr Michael Borgas said the numbers of CSIRO jobs already gone and those still forecast to go represented an unprecedented situation.
"It's no exaggeration to say that CSIRO faces a jobs crisis, we could be looking at the largest reduction in staffing at CSIRO in the organsisation's history. The CSIRO faces a cut of 700 staff in the coming year of 2014-15. This number of 700 is made up of 420 jobs lost to direct government cuts and 280 jobs gone as a result of the organizational restructure and cuts to important support functions.
"The 700 is on top of 477 jobs already cut over the past twelve months, which includes the results of the federal government's public sector recruitment freeze. And the cuts are set to continue. Management forecast that Government cuts will cost another 80 in the year 2015/16. "Add it all up and we're talking about a 19% cut to CSIRO's workforce in only two years," Dr Borgas said.
Research areas to be hit include: neuroscience and colorectal cancer; Geothermal research, carbon capture and storage and liquid fuels; manufacturing research including bioscience, nanoscience, device engineering and systems, and high performance metal industries; urban water; terrestrial biodiversity; Marine biodiversity, marine habitat mapping; and Radio Astronomy.
Metropolitan CSIRO staff to protest Thursday 26 June
Following the lead of their country colleagues, CSIRO staff based in capital cities will gather at major metropolitan sites for lunchtime protest meetings on Thursday 26 June.
Protest events will be held at Clayton (Melbourne), Battery Point (Hobart), Waite Campus (Adelaide), Waterford (Perth), Pullenvale (Brisbane), North Ryde (Sydney) and Black Mountain (Canberra).
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Saturday, January 10, 2015
New Year, New....Hair?
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I think its really healthy to change things up every now and again. I love the colour, you are definitely lucky enough to suit red hair xxxReplyDelete
Yeah definitely! And thanks!Delete
Hi Kendra. I love the color of your hair! I colored my hair back in November and I am pretty happy with the outcome. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! :) and that's awesome!Delete
Great colour for your hair. Colours like this don't suit a lot of people but it looks great on you. :)ReplyDelete
I've dyed my hair three times before but I don't really have any desire to change it again.
Thanks! :) Yeah, I don't think I'll be changing mine anytime soon either!Delete
I love it so much, it looks so pretty. Really glad you like it as well!ReplyDelete
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your hair look great!so beautiful color!)ReplyDelete
Your hair turned out really great. I tried to dye my hair a lovely autumn red once and it just went disastrously wrong; like bright red at the roots and black everywhere else.ReplyDelete
ps. Love your t-shirt!
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Thanks! And aw that's too bad, I'm sorry :/Delete
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Namib Dune Gecko
(Pachydactylus rangei)
This endemic gecko is also known as the Palmato gecko or Web Footed gecko and can be found throughout the Namib Desert especially on the compacted wind side of the dunes. They are nocturnal and have large fixed lens eyes without eyelids, which they keep clean by licking with long tongues.
Sidewinder Snake (Bitis Perinqueyi)
This little endemic snake is one of the smallest adders in the world second after the namaqua dwarf adder. This adder reaches a length of 30cm and has eyes on top of the head, which allows the snake to burrow under the sand and still keep its eyes out surveying the surroundings for prey. They move in a lovely sidewinding fashion, which allows them to move along the slip face of dunes where the sand is loose. Sidewinding also keeps most of the body off the sand at any given moment and allows the snake to move over hot sand without overheating. They are front fanged and have a combination of Cytotoxic and Neurotoxic poison. They give live birth (viviparous) and have up to 10 young during the summer months. A little black point on the tail is used to attract lizards closer to the snake while it lies below the surface of the sand out of sight.
Caterpillar tracks or Side Winder Snakes?
Yes, both are common to the Perinqueys adder commonly known as a Sidewinder, which leaves caterpillar-like tracks on the slip face of dunes. When followed these tracks normally lead to the point where it buries itself under the sand waiting for a lizard to eat.
Shovel-Snouted Lizard
(Meroles anchietae)
This Lizard is endemic to the Namib and moves by day (diurnal). Can be found moving along the slip faces of the dune where the dune sand is very soft. Should this lizard feel threatened then it dives into the soft sand thus earning another common name the sand diving lizard. During the heat of the day the sand gets very hot and this lizard can be found dancing by holding 2 feet in the air at a time and then alternating its feet, and by doing this keeping its feet cool and minimizing the heat transferred from the sand to the body, therefore also known as the thermal dancing lizard. It's a fast moving lizard that chases insects and even takes moths out of the air. It measures around 10cm including the tail and lays 1-2 eggs in a burrow.
Cartwheeling Spider
(Carparachne aureoflava)
This spider also known as the dancing white Lady spider is endemic to the Namib dune belt.
sun spider
Namaqua Chameleon
(Chamaeleo namaquensis)
Found in the western parts of Namibia and the North West of South Africa. This is a large short tailed chameleon that spends most of its life on the ground hunting for insects. They reach a length of up to 30cm and are one of the fasted moving chameleons in the world relative to other chameleons. Their basic color is black but color can change according to mood and willful decisions. Normally dark colored in the morning to attract the sun, once warm the chameleon can move faster and hunt more efficiently. When it's too hot it turns lighter to reflect the sun. When angry it is black and when nervous it is black. They can see in both directions at the same time, 180 degrees on each eye independently. They need both eyes on the prey when catching it with their long tongue, which can reach the entire length of the body including the tail.
They lay eggs about twice a year that take about 4 months to hatch.
Fitzsimon's Burrowing Skink (Typlacontias brevipes)
This legless lizard, which resembles a small snake, is covered in a glossy layer of wax and can swim through the sand like a snake moves through the grass. It is blind and spends most of its life below the surface of the slip face of dunes where it burrows in search of food which comprises of small insects, which it detects mostly by feeling for vibrations which insects make when moving.
Chameleons, of which 19 species occur in
Southern Africa and 162 species worldwide,
change colour by willful decision, it's not only according to the natural background colour
but the mood the animal is in.
e.g. Chameleons turn black when it's cold to absorb the sun and white when it's hot to reflect the sun.
Tenebrionid Beetles (Tok Tokkies)
A large variety of Tok Tokkies inhabit Namibia numbering close onto 200 species.
They come in all shapes, sizes and guises. The most common Tok Tokkie found in the dunes is the Fog Basking beetle (Onymacris unguicularis). These beetles including many others have a peculiar way of collecting drinking water from the fog. They can be found doing a headstand in the early morning allowing the fog to condense on their backs and then run down towards the mouthparts where they can then drink up to 40% of their body mass on a given morning. Another strange Tokkie is the button beetle or trench-digging beetle (Lepidochora discoidalis), which digs a fog trench into the side of the dune. Micro droplets of water condense on the side of the trench, which then gets licked up by the beetle. The tenebrionid beetles live on wind blown plant material known as detritus or beetle muesli, which gets blown down the lee side of the dunes, by wind.
Dune Cricket (Comicus)
A small transparent nocturnal cricket that makes a burrow on the semi compacted windward side of the dune, has very long antennae which it uses as sense organs to navigate by night. It has interesting feet like a gecko used for jumping and making burrows.
Reticulated Desert Lizard
(Meroles reticulates)
Found foraging during the day for small insects. It has a long point nose and is most common on the gravel plains at the foot of the dunes, especially where little shrubs are present which make a suitable hideaway for them when threatened.
Black Scorpion (Parabuthus villosus)
This scorpion can often be seen roaming around on the gravel plains and dunes during the day where most scorpions move mostly by night.
It belongs to the family Buthidae that are very poisonous. Scorpions with thick tails and small pincers should be kept well clear of and rely on their poison to kill their prey. Prey consists of insects, spiders and even small reptiles.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Wedding photos and the story that goes with it will be posted when our company dispatchers relocate us to a place with a more favorable signal.
I made the mistake of checking out the news this morning. Before that I was in a good mood.
Would you agree this great country of ours is still in somewhat of a economic crisis? Or is that all over and I didn't get the memo?
Why are we holding fundraisers for rich people? Why are we raising millions of dollars for people who already have millions of dollars?
There are a hundred out of work homeless folks within spitting distance of the White House.
Our politicians, on both sides of the isle, throw millions around with the ease of a funnel cake maker at the State fair. What's with that?
How did the political arena turn from a discussion of ideas to a horse race for the rich? Is it just me or is anyone else sickened by the millions and millions of dollars that trade hands in this poker game called politics.
Recently, George Clooney helped raise 15 million ( there's that "million" word again ) for President Obama.
What in the hell is George Clooney doing sticking his nose in politics? If I want some advice on method acting, I'll ask George, but I really don't care about George's ideas of reducing our debt.
Good actor? Yes. Nice hair? Absolutely. But seriously George, why don't you go for a drive on Mullholand drive and leave the country's problems to those who deal with them on a daily basis.
How about this for an idea. How about we come up with a plan to vote for a candidate because of his political views and not because he has the best P.R. man or the best fundraising team.
On an unrelated subject;
The first person ever to rip open a clam shell and eat the rubbery substance inside.
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I watched Obama on a talk show today. He said that politics will change soon... as much as I like the guy, I was sitting there thinking, "ya..right".
- May 15, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- beth said...
i agree...
i agree...
i agree...
wait....did i mention i agree ??
did i hear the plates for that fundraiser were 40,000 each ?
- May 15, 2012 at 1:54 PM
- dcpeg said...
On the clams, I'm totally with you!
As for raising all those campaign funds, it's pretty well spread around to advertising agencies, TV/radio stations, lawyers and more who already have plenty of dough. Campaign staffers who work their butts off make very little.
I just wish there were other ways to get candidates opinions, plans, and ideas out to us without costing so much. So much more good could be done with all those funds raised by everyone and his cousin for candidates, many of whom will not win anyway.
- May 15, 2012 at 2:09 PM
- Donna said...
You are SOOO right...
I try not to view the 'news' as anything other than material for late night show comedians. If I thought it seriously reflected the reality I see - or have to live in - I'd be very depressed!
ps - you're right on target re the economy too... still a world of hurt out there - and I don't see it getting better anytime soon, no matter what hype they tell us.
- May 15, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- Karen said...
LOL.. he wasn't.
- May 15, 2012 at 3:57 PM
- Joey said...
He was thinking - I wish I had some hot sauce and mulligans for this rubbery piece of ick!!! LOVE clams on the half!
- May 16, 2012 at 2:59 AM
- Formerly known as Frau said...
totally agree!!
- May 16, 2012 at 8:57 AM
Re: George Clooney..... more than actor....Wikipedia
Clooney is also noted for his political activism, and has served as one of the United Nations Messengers of Peace since January 31, 2008.
Clooney's humanitarian work includes his advocacy of finding a resolution for the Darfur conflict, raising funds for the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 2004 Tsunami, and 9/11 victims, and creating documentaries such as Sand and Sorrow to raise awareness about international crises. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
- May 16, 2012 at 9:42 AM
I wonder... is there some way we can get all the candidates and incumbents in all elections to read your thoughts on campaign finance. I'm in... if you can think of a way.
- May 17, 2012 at 10:34 PM
- lenworth scully said...
Nice article as always..people who eat the rubbery part of the clam isn't thinking...as for Politics, I love it, but Politics and Politicians, drive me nuts!
- May 18, 2012 at 6:17 PM
- Marilyn said...
So very true! And that last question, now I am wondering too - hummmm?
- May 20, 2012 at 6:17 AM


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Soccer Update (Mon 30 May – Sun 5 June)
Dear WYSC members,
This week is Health and Fitness Week and WYSC is offering the opportunity for any player to 'Bring a Friend' to soccer for a day.
It's a great opportunity for any kids that haven't played soccer before to come along and join in the fun.
So please encourage your player to invite a friend to come to either a midweek practice this week OR on Saturday 4th June. Please let them know to bring water and to wear sports shoes for the session.
Sunday 5th June from 2-5pm is the Whistler Sports and Activity Showcase at Myrtle Philip Community School Gym. This is an opportunity to book summer camps and fall programs and find out about all activities and sports on offer in our community.
Will was asked to write a speech and he chose soccer as his inspiration! Read on for a reminder of why soccer is so great ……!
My topic is the benefits of soccer for kids
Did you know soccer transforms lives? Kids learn skills that will help them succeed in life from playing soccer. Even though soccer keeps kids fit soccer also teaches kids life skills. A life skill is a skill that is necessary for full participation in every day life.
From the website completesoccerguide.com one of the many life skills that soccer teaches kids is sportsmanship. Sportsmanship is appropriate polite and fair behaviour while playing a game this also includes learning to be nice when you lose. Through good examples by coaches and teammates players learn what it takes to have good sportsmanship.
A second skill that soccer teaches kids is leadership. Leadership is the ability to lead other people. Players learn that their teammates need someone to guide them in the right direction.
One more key benefit to playing soccer is social skills. Social skills are the skills we use to communicate with each other. Teammates communicate with each other and share a common bond that builds togetherness. Some teammates even become lifelong friends.
From my speech you will have learned that soccer teaches kids life skills. Some of those skills are sportsmanship, leadership and social skills.
I think soccer is a great sport for kids!
LAST CHANCE TO BOOK TICKETS: Vancouver Whitecaps vs New England Revolution – Saturday 18 June 4pm @ BC Place
Special youth rate $22 per person (adults & kids) for this game if we order 10+ tickets.
To register your interest and select which activity your player would like to participate in (see below information and it will be first come, first served to sign up) CLICK HERE: http://doodle.com/poll/gab8d7rdxmhaswid
We have been offered the following opportunity for players to participate in either of the following:
Benchwarmers – Activity Overview (this is now FULL)
The Benchwarmer participants will get the opportunity to watch the Whitecaps FC Players warm up pre match from the Whitecaps FC Bench. At the time of registration, the Benchwarmer participants will be met by the Benchwarmer Supervisors for a briefing.
• A maximum of 12 participants are permitted to register for the activity;
• All participants must be a minimum of 7 years old (max 17)
• Please bring participants inside BC Place Gate A for registration 1 hours prior to kickoff. This area can be accessed via Beatty St.
• If you are late you will be unable to participate in the activity
• All participants must wear running shoes and team uniform (recommended);
• The Benchwarmer participants are only permitted to participate in the Benchwarmer activity. No parents please.
Hi-Five Line – Activity Overview (space still available)
The Hi-Five Line participants will give the Whitecaps team hi-fives on the way out to the pitch pre-match. At the time of registration, the Hi-Five Line participants will be met by the Hi-Five Line Supervisors for a briefing.
• A maximum of 10 participants are permitted to register for the activity;
• All participants must be a minimum of 7 years old (best age 7-14)
• Please bring participants inside BC Place Gate A (doors with BC Sports Hall of Fame Tent) for registration 1 hour prior to kickoff. This area can be accessed via Beatty St.
• If you are late you will be unable to participate in the activity
• All participants must wear running shoes and team uniform (recommended);
• The Hi-Five Line participants are only permitted to participate in the Hi-Five Line activity. PARENT PICK UP: SEC 230 AFTER KICKOFF
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STEAM Stories with Maura
August 3 @ 10:00 am - 10:30 am
STEAM Stories with Maura blends STEAM and literacy, using fun experiments to discuss stories and help with reading comprehension.
Maura teaches at Assurance Preschool, and is a mom of two boys. She spent her high school and college years volunteering for Two Together, a one-on-one literacy tutoring program, and was a co-founder of the After School All-Stars literacy program in Albany, NY. Maura is a freelance illustrator who is passionate about STEAM education.
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Watercraft Registration
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Risk of Parenting Toddlers
Parents with very young children hear a lot about childproofing their home, but what about babyproofing yourself?
You may be surprised how many parents are injured by babies and toddlers. Poked eyes, bumped heads, broken noses and chipped teeth is just the start…young children have developing motor skills, unlimited curiosity and unpredictable behavior.
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BeeWare isn't just a set of tools to help you run Python code on different platforms; it's also a collection of tools to help you write, debug and tune your Python code.
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I'm not going to lie, I've never been a huge vegetable fan. To be honest, I've despised everything with even a hint of green in it for the majority of my life. It's only been in the last few years, with much encouragement from M, that I've even considered trying most vegetables. Roots were pretty easy, but I'm still hesitant about green things, and broccoli is the final frontier.
Part of the reason that I'm slowly becoming a vegetable convert is surely age – many people's taste buds change around their mid-20s, as their bodies start craving vitamins along with protein and carbs. But I've also discovered roast vegetables in the last few years. Everything tastes better roasted in olive oil and covered with gravy or lemon juice.
This is one of my favorite summertime roast vegetable recipes because it's cheap, easy, and really fast. I just pick up the ingredients on the way home and stick it in the oven. If I'm feeling frugal I'll go to ASDA but this is one of those recipes where high quality ingredients (especially the fish) make a big difference, and I'll spend the extra pound or two for a really good dinner.
I've chosen to makes this partly because I have lots of cherry tomatoes waiting to be eaten and based the prices of the things I bought on Waitrose (oops! I love Waitrose).
Baked Salmon with French Beans, Cherry Tomatoes, and Artichokes
Ingredients (for 2)
2 Pieces of Salmon (I like fillets, but whatever)
10-12 cherry tomatoes (or really however many you want)
5 oz French beans, blanched (boil them 3-4 minutes, then plunge into cold water for 10 min)
½ small jar artichoke hearts, drained
1 lemon
olive oil
Put vegetables in a roasting pan. Coat them in olive oil and the juice of half the lemon, then salt and pepper to taste. (I will often marinade the salmon in white wine while waiting for the beans to blanch, but only if I have some open).
Put the salmon on top of the vegetables and add a splash of lemon juice, salt and pepper.
Bake at 220 for 15 minutes or until the salmon is done.
I serve this with wedges from the other half of the lemon, rice (so cheap), and a bottle of wine. Enjoy!
COST- salmon: £5.98 (on sale), beans: £1.60, lemon: £0.34, artichoke hearts:£3.29 (on sale)
Total for dinner: £5.61 per person, though this actually makes us meal and a half, so M will have salmon for dinner tomorrow while I'm away. This makes the cost £.374 per individual meal. Cheap, healthy and delicious, even from Waitrose.
I also bought a bottle of wine for £6.29, and if you factor that into the 3 meals it comes to £5.81 with wine. Not bad!


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George Noory Live The Invasion of Salt Lake
Talk Radio 105.9 KNRS and Danheiser/Wagner Entertainment presents George Noory Live The Invasion of Salt Lake Saturday, March 10th, 2018 at 5pm. Meet & Greet follows show Jeanné Wagner Theatre Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center Salt Lake City, Utah
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Radio to Stage. Enjoy the grand experience! Danheiser/Wagner Entertainment brings the world's number one late night radio show to the stage. Enjoy watching the host of Coast to Coast AM, Emmy Award winner George Noory, interview some of today's brightest experts in the world of ufology, paranormal, conspiracy, and all things unexplained.
This 3-hour stage show consists of interviews combined with video, music and singing which create an unforgettable experience for? theatre-goers and fans of the hugely popular Coast to Coast AM radio show.
Tonight's event will feature interviews with Ancient Technology expert Jason Martell, Government Ufo Investigator Nick Pope, and the man who died three times and lived to tell about it, Dannion Brinkley. George Noory will sing several songs with a live band, and you can take part in a Q&A with each guest. Don't miss out! Tickets will go fast!
Run time: 3 hours including 15 minute intermission.
Recommended for ages 8 and up. No babes in arms. All patrons must have a ticket regardless of age.