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Another first for Gonzaga: No. 1 seed in WestMarch 17, 2013 @ 4:00 pm
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Top-ranked Gonzaga earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament, and the Zags will face No. 16 seed Southern in their West Region opener Thursday.
The Zags (31-2) joined Louisville, Indiana and Kansas as top seeds when the 68-team field was announced Sunday.
Gonzaga has been the marker for mid-major success, reaching the NCAA tournament 15 straight seasons and the regional finals four times, including the past two seasons. This season, the Zags, behind Kelly Olynyk, broke through a big barrier on their way to 30 wins and an unbeaten run in the West Coast Conference: the No. 1 ranking.
Southern is going to the NCAA tournament for the eighth time , and first since 2006. The Jaguars (23-9) beat Prairie View 45-44 for the Southwestern Athletic Conference tournament title.
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US sets import duties on transport containers from China
| November 21, 2014 | Intermodal | Liner Shipping
The U.S. Commerce Department set duties on imports of rail and road transport containers from China after finding the goods were sold below cost in the United States. Read More »
OOCL TransPacific trade PCS
| November 20, 2014 | Liner Shipping
After OOCL reviewed the various factors contributing to the ongoing port congestion situation along the US West Coast, such as equipment availability issues and the severe impact on productivity from the slowdown at the affected ports, they will implement a Port Congestion Surcharge (PCS) on all cargo entering and exiting the US West Coast ports based on shipment receipt on or after November 17. Read More »
G6 Alliance announces Pacific Atlantic service adjustment
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TRAC Intermodal supports motor carriers servicing APL in Philadelphia
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Nordana fleet renewal emphasizes efficiency and flexibility
| November 20, 2014 | People | Interviews | Liner Shipping
Nordana has a wide variety of ships serving the ro-ro and breakbulk sector in services around the world. The Copenhagen-based shipowner operates liner and project divisions and is in the process of a major fleet renewal. Read More »
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OW Bunker chairman says board did not approve credit line that caused collapse
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Ice to close upper Mississippi from Nov. 20, earliest on record
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FMC to review new US West Coast port congestion surcharges
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Cummins and Konrad Marine Unveil Most Powerful, Long Life Diesel Sterndrive Package
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Baltic Exchange faces EEX challenge as ship futures market heats up
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Oman Shipping Company takes delivery of Adam LNG
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South Korea Hyundai Mipo to sell $260 million stake in POSCO
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| November 17, 2014 | Liner Shipping
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| November 16, 2014 | Liner Shipping
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collegiumLine breaks: col|le¦gium
Pronunciation: /kəˈliːdʒɪəm /
Definition of collegium in English:
noun (plural collegia /kəˈliːdʒɪə, -dʒə/)
1 (in full collegium musicum) (plural collegia musica) A society of amateur musicians, especially one attached to a German or US university.
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- University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being.
- By the 1730s coffee had become the hot new drink in Leipzig, and Bach and his collegium of music students would meet to perform each Friday evening at Zimmerman's Coffee House.
late 19th century: from Latin, literally 'association'.
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You'll have to forgive comedian Robert Hawkins if he's skeptical about the severity of the recent economic downturn. "This could be a record year for me," he says. "This could be 40 weeks or more on the road, which is both a blessing and a curse. Be careful what you wish for." Even with his doubts, he's still helping comedy fans out by giving away his third album, In Charge Around Here. By simply signing up for his mailing list at roberthawkins.biz, you'll be able to download the album free. "It's a comedy stimulus package," he says. "I sold the first two on the road and made like a thousand dollars on them, but I don't need the thousand now. I want people to come to the club." There, he will likely talk about, you guessed it, the recession. "I'm tired of people comparing the recession to the Great Depression. If you think it's even close then you're ignorant, because first of all it's not a recession if you're texting about it. 'This recession is terrible. Send.'" 18+.
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - A federal grand jury has indicted a Mississippi man suspected of sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and other officials.
The 5-count indictment made public Monday charges 41-year-old James Everett Dutschke with developing, producing and stockpiling the poison ricin, threatening the president and others and attempting to impede the investigation.
If convicted on the charges, he could face life in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
Dutschke was arrested April 27 at his home in Tupelo. He is suspected of mailing ricin-laced letters on April 8 to Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi and Lee County Justice Court Judge Sadie Holland.
Dutschke has denied any involvement.
Elvis impersonator Paul Kevin Curtis was originally arrested in the case, but the charges were dropped six days later.
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Paddock Hills Equestrian Center
Imagine a golden ball of Midwestern sun breaking on the horizon. As the night dew still clings to the vines and the grass in the pastures, a farm comes to life with the sights and sounds of morning. Hot coffee steeps in the pot. Hard-working farm-hands begin the daily chores. Horses whinny as the cool rush of morning air fills their lungs. The gently rolling hills are aglow with another new day. This is the beauty of horses and the magic of a vineyard. Paddock Hills Equestrian Center is located with Prairie Orchard Farm vineyard in the majestic countryside of Union, IL, and is minutes from the I-90 expressway, but miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city and suburbs. Whether, attending one of our many horse shows, riding lessons, clinics, or programs, we are sure that your time with us will be well spent.
CITY: Union
Tough Mudder
Tough Mudder events are hardcore obstacle courses designed to test your all around strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie. With the most innovative courses, over one million inspiring participants worldwide to date, and more than $5 million raised for the Wounded Warrior Project, Tough Mudder is the premier adventure challenge series in the world. But Tough Mudder is more than an event; it's a way of thinking. By running a Tough Mudder challenge, you'll unlock a true sense of accomplishment, have a great time and discover camaraderie with your fellow participants that's experienced all too rarely these days.
CITY: Richmond
Woodstock Groundhog Days
In 1992, something astonishing happened in the historic city of Woodstock, Illinois. People came to town and roped off the picturesque city square, moved all sorts of equipment into the park and started playing the Pennsylvania Polka, over and over and over again. They were filming a movie that has become a favorite of young and old for more than 20 years, and the city gathers each year to remember the fun and celebrate the special community that Woodstock has always been. There are events for everyone during this celebration: Groundhog trivia, free viewing of "Groundhog Day" at the movie theater, walking tours of the film sites, a Chili cook-off, a dinner and dance, bowling, and pancake breakfasts. The main event for Groundhog Day is the annual prognostication. Gather on the Woodstock Square to see Woodstock Willie emerge from his tree trunk home. If he sees his shadow, it means there will be 6 more weeks of winter and if he doesn't see his shadow, it means we will have an early Spring.
CITY: Woodstock
Dicken's Holiday Village
Olde England comes alive in Historic Downtown Antioch with lifelike figures representing scenes from the Dickens Era. Experience this public art exhibit while strolling among the delight streets of Antioch. Enjoy the charm of Dickens among the many boutiques, gift shops and eateries. Also enjoy special Saturday Dickens activities.
CITY: Antioch
Volo Bog's WinterFest
Looking for a great combination of indoor and outdoor fun in mid January? WinterFest is a long-standing event at Volo Bog featuring live music and storytelling, photo contest awards, and winter-theme and other crafts indoors, while outdoors winter bog hikes, and snow permitting - snow sculpting contests and cross-country skiing, may be enjoyed throughout the afternoon. There will also be cookies, hot cocoa & coffee for sale by the Friends of Volo Bog. Visit the website for a complete agenda. Donations accepted.
CITY: Ingleside
Holiday Walk
Travel back in time for a glimpse of holidays in seasons past. Luminaries will light the way to our log cabins where pioneer families will be celebrating. They might even be serving holiday goodies! Stop by and share your holiday wishes with a Civil War era Santa. Enjoy freshly popped corn along the way and come inside the Nature Center to listen to the sound of music. Held on the Festival Grounds in Spencer Conservation Area.
CITY: Belvidere
Antioch's Gingerbread Walk & Scavenger Hunt
Bring the family and friends to Downtown Antioch to hunt for Gingerbread! Find delightful Gingerbread Sculptures of Houses and other unique creations. Fill out a contest entry form and track down the different Gingerbread Clues throughout Downtown. Turn in the completed entry form for a chance to win exciting prizes and vote for the best one. Enjoy strolling musicians and carolers on Saturdays while finishing all the holiday shopping.
CITY: Antioch
Happy Holiday Railway
Embark on a magical train ride through the winter countryside on your way to visit with Santa Claus himself! Warm treats will be served and gifts will be given to children on Santa's "good list".
CITY: Union
Festival of Lights Parade
What a fabulous parade! Thousands of people bundle up and line the streets of downtown Crystal Lake to watch the lighted parade. Businesses, organizations, and individuals go "over the top" with lights and festive floats!
CITY: Crystal Lake
A Christmas Carol
Experience Charles Dickens' classic holiday tale in an intimate and historic venue. Join Scrooge as he journeys through the Christmases of Past, Present and Future with his three ghostly guides. Woodstock Musical Theatre Company's annual production - with enchanting children, colorful costumes, clever special effects and merry Christmas carols - transports you to 1843 London. Capture the spirit of the 2014 holiday season with this classic Dickens tale.
CITY: Woodstock
The Illinois Brass Band Holiday Concert
Come out to the Cultural and Civic Center of Round Lake Beach for a great holiday concert. The program will feature glorious music of the season. The hall will come alive as thirty of the area's finest brass players fill the air with the sounds of this special time of year. With a cheerful mix of traditional carols, holiday classics, and jazzy updates of Christmas favorites, it will be an afternoon that will put the entire family in the holiday spirit.
CITY: Round Lake Beach
The President's Photographer: 50 Years Inside the Oval Office Exhibit
Visitors will be transported through presidential history, from photos made when the first official presidential photographer was hired in 1963, to today's unprecedented coverage of Barack Obama. This exhibit will showcase the power of the still image as a tool for understanding 50 years of president's history. Assembled by three-time Emmy Award-winner John Bredar, this exhibition features works by veteran presidential photographers David Hume Kennerly (Gerald Ford), David Valdez (George H.W. Bush), Bob McNeely (Bill Clinton), Eric Draper (George W. Bush), Pete Souza (Barack Obama) and many more.
CITY: Wauconda
Married Alive!
Married Alive! is a funny and touching new musical that looks in on two married couples, one newlywed and one oldly wed. From babies to empty nests, job stress to domestic bliss, it's face paced and acerbic, but always affectionate. As one patron put it, "A hoot with a heart!" Married Alive! is a funny, affectionate outrage, and all it takes is four actors and a piano to go on this journey from Niagara to Viagra.
CITY: Crystal Lake
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Hildegard von Bingen: complete works
Sequentia's recordings of the complete works of Hildegard will be released as a 9-CD box set on the DHM/SONY label on 15 March 2015.
Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship
The most recent scholarship (2013) was awarded by Early Music America to mezzo soprano Isabella Shaw.
Sequentia on BBC 3
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The program 'Voices from the Island Sanctuary' was recorded by the Westdeutsche Rundfunk Köln. A CD release is currently being negotiated.
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Rheumatologic Diseases, Atherosclerosis, and Cholesterol Metabolism: Implications for the Pathogenesis and Therapy of Cardiovascular Disease
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Autoimmune rheumatic diseases (AIRDs) are associated with accelerated atherosclerosis and increased cardiovascular risk not fully explained by traditional risk factors. In these conditions inflammatory and autoimmune mechanisms have been found to contribute significantly to atherosclerosis and the role of "classic" dyslipidemia has got less attention. Moreover, the link between lipid metabolism and atherosclerosis in AIRDs is more complex than that of general population, as emerging data are pointing to the role of lipoprotein dysfunction, rather than or beyond its serum levels, in favoring foam cell formation.
At present, experimental studies suggest a close relationship between cholesterol metabolism and inflammation/autoimmune mechanisms. Thus, there seems to be a need for a new approach in studying the premature cardiovascular disease in AIRDs, considering this relationship.
We invite investigators to contribute original research and review articles on pathogenesis of atherosclerosis and possible therapeutic perspectives in AIRDs.
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- Effects of cholesterol-lowering drugs on inflammation and immune function
- Effects of disease modifying antirheumatic drugs on cholesterol metabolism and atherosclerosis
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Establishing shots are shots that give the viewer a frame of reference of where you are. They might not seem important if you are not the viewer. If you are making the movie, Establishing shots don't feel as important as they really are to the viewer. Here is an example of an establishing shot. This is our scene from "House on Haunted Hill." This guy discovers a secret passageway, then he gets eaten by the house. Apparently, we don't know what happens to him. Then we are going to see another scene a little bit later in the same house again, because everyone is trapped in this haunted house.
That really was one of the first "trapped in the haunted house" movies. So we have another scene in the same house, but it doesn't just cut from this scene to that scene. There is another scene in between. Let's watch. (Music Playing) So before it cuts from one room of the house to the other room of the house, it cuts to the house itself.
This establishes where we are. Now mentally, we all know where we are. We know that we are in a house and we know that she's in the house. We know that he's in the house. We've seen them throughout the whole movie in this house. The entire movie almost takes place in this house. So, why show another shot of it? Because it reminds us where we are, and as an audience we need that. "The Simpsons" has been on the air for over 20 years, and it's one of the longest-running TV shows ever, and still when they cut from like Homer Simpson at work into the interior of the Simpson's house, well, they still cut first to the Simpsons exterior home, to the outside of their home just to establish where you are.
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Albemarle County Police arrested Gary Wade Riner on Friday on charges of possession of a firearm as a convicted felon and DUI.
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Relationships key for principal.
For Denbigh Principal Tony Vladu, relationships are the key to student success. And, pupil-teacher dynamics are just part of the picture. Vladu also focuses on the ties among his school's faculty and staff. There are relationships between students and content they're expected to master. And, the community has to be taken into account, too.
Vladu has made a career (maybe a couple) out of building bridges and community. He started doing it at a young age, after his family emigrated to the United States from Romania, where they were ostracized and persecuted because they were Christians in an atheist country, Vladu says. His parents' Romanian citizenship was revoked and they lost their jobs after applying to leave the country in 1979, during the regime of Nicolae Ceaușescu. Vladu and his siblings were thrown out of school.
Vladu started school in the United States after a four-year gap in his education. Like many other ESL (English as a Second Language) students, he was a
go-between for his parents and the foreign culture in which they found themselves. He graduated from high school in 1990 as a participant in the military's
delayed-entry program. In the Army, he worked as a helicopter structural repairman. Six months out of high school, Vladu was deployed to the first Gulf War
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WHS alum teaches at Passage.
Danielle Lavergne is the second Wayne D. Lett Scholarship recipient to return to Newport News Public Schools as a teacher. After receiving the scholarship in 2008, she attended Old Dominion University, where she earned a double degree in English Education and Women's Studies. She teaches eighth-grade English at Passage Middle School.
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I moved to Newport News the summer before my junior year of high school due to my father being in the military. The only Newport News school I attended was Warwick High School.
Was there a teacher who stands out for you as a role model, someone who might have helped you decide to pursue a teaching career? If so, who, and what was special about that mentor?
I've known I wanted to be a teacher since I was in elementary school. At the end of the year, when other students were throwing away their workbooks and teachers were getting rid of unused worksheets, I was collecting them. I would go home and play school with my brother and cousins. I was always the teacher.
My fifth-grade teacher, Agnes Smith, was a no-nonsense teacher who expected you to walk into her classroom and get your work done. I also look up to Tivika Stephenson. She was my cheerleading coach at Warwick. She has always given me advice and supported me on my path to be a teacher. She is a very hard worker and amazing teacher and has accomplished a lot.
Another teacher who inspired me was Kimberly Grant. She was my Teachers for Tomorrow teacher at Warwick. In that class I learned what it would be like to
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Teacher projects funded.
More than 70 teachers received funding for innovative programs at a Mini-Grant Awards Ceremony March 11. Administered by the Newport News Education Foundation, National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) and NNPS, the mini-grant program supports teachers who enrich academic experiences for students.
Projects that received a green light include protein-cloning efforts at Menchville High School, a school garden at Magruder Elementary School, an online library at Dozier Middle School and a wheelchair-accessible learning center at Gatewood P.E.E.P.
Projects relating to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) were approved at Lee Hall Early Childhood Center, An Achievable Dream Academy, Carver Elementary School and Sanford Elementary School. Students at Booker T. Washington Middle School will learn the ABC's and 123's of economics. Special-needs students will be served by projects at Warwick High School and Lee Hall Elementary School
The Foundation provides $12,000 for mini grants to NNPS teachers in addition to $1,000 donated by the NCJW. Janet Glasofer, a speech pathologist at Kiln Creek Elementary School and NCJW member, said the two groups have awarded more than $120,000 in mini grants since 2006.
Foundation President Dr. Guy Levy said the grants are designed to leverage innovative ideas teachers have for improving classroom education and serve as a means of testing new ideas and sharing them across the school division.
Superintendent Ashby Kilgore, a member of the Foundation, applauded the teachers for going "above and beyond" to serve their students and thanked the
sponsors who provided funds to support the grants. View a list of award recipients and their projects on the Education Foundation.
Newport News Public Schools received the Grand Award in the K-12 category of the 2013 Green Cleaning Award for Schools & Universities, sponsored by American School & University magazine, The Green Cleaning Network, and Healthy Schools Campaign. The district was featured in the December issue of AS&U.
Five NNPS teachers have earned National Board Certification. The demanding National Board Certification process can take up to three years. It requires more than 300 hours spent assembling a "career portfolio" of teaching materials, student work and multimedia examples. A reflective written component looks at teaching goals, methods and results. The candidates also have to undergo an assessment. NNPS now claims 65 nationally board-certified teachers.
The newly certified teachers include Brett Higginbotham and Dorothea Neighbours at Dozier Middle School, Lauren Efird at McIntosh Elementary School and Christopher Joy-Hogg and Tina Turner at Kiln Creek Elementary School.
Congratulations to Heritage High School teachers Tysha Sanford and Krista Stachura. Sanford is serving as a 2014 Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars (VASTS) Master Online Teacher. Stachura is a 2014 Virginia Space Coast Scholar (VSCS) Master Online Teacher.
Betty Menking, assistive technology service provider and speech language pathologist for NNPS, recently received an award from the Training and Technical Assistance Center at Old Dominion University for promoting Inter-Agency Collaboration in her work.
View the winners in the city-wide PTA Reflections contest. This year's theme is "Believe, Dream, Inspire."
Congratulations to Warwick High School's Triston Stuples, who claimed the top prize for boys in Virginia's National Archery in the Schools Program tournament March 8, with a score of 287 out of 300. Warwick's team finished second in the state. Teams from Gildersleeve Middle School and Richneck Elementary School finished fourth in the state tournament. Richneck's Rebecca Smith was third in the state among elementary-school girls. Other top-10 finishes were notched by Dominique Monroe of Warwick, fourth among high-school girls; Juliana Cerny of Gildersleeve, fifth among middle-school girls; John Cerny of Menchville, ninth among high-school boys, and Elaine Southern and Bethany Wissmann of Warwick, who tied for 10th among high-school girls. View the top finishers in the all-city archery tournament, held February 15.
In conjunction with October's College Fair at the Hampton Roads Convention Center, the Warwick High School Counseling Department raised more than $200 to help seniors pay college fees. Members of the Warwick faculty and staff each paid $4 to wear jeans and college apparel. More than half of the faculty and staff participated. Louisa Slagle
Sanford Elementary School has a new program to encourage fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers and uncles of Sanford students to volunteer at the school. F.A.S.T. (Fathers at Sanford Time) is an initiative of Principal Brian Lieberman. The volunteers spend time reading in classrooms and helping with assignments and in the cafeteria and library. More than 50 male family members signed up to volunteer. Marcia Binns
Four NNPS students won scholarships of $500 at Warwick High School's College Night in Virginia. The annual program offers help in choosing the right college, financial aid and other topics. More than 600 students and their families participated. Winning scholarships were Hannah Bradley, Menchville; Kayla Jennings, Menchville; Rebecca Laxton, Woodside; and Julia Slocum, Woodside. Louisa Slagle
From left, Julia Slocum, Rebecca Laxton, Hannah Bradley and Kayla Jennings, with Donzaleigh Douglas, director of school counselors at Warwick High School.
To promote reading during National Young Readers Week, Camisha Davis, principal of Epes Elementary School, read from the first school bell to the last in, around and on top of the school. And, Davis read while dressed in her pajamas! The event was meant to encourage reading at Epes and to enter the school in a contest to win free books. Karen Ciotta
Christopher Newport University's women's lacrosse team and coaches have formed a partnership with Yates Elementary School's L.A.X. "Ladies Achieving Excellence" group. Professional school counselor Nancy Pulley, Head Coach Carolyn Raveia, Assistant Coach Jessie Harkey and the athletes began working with Yates students in September and will continue throughout the school year. The purpose of Ladies Achieving Excellence is to foster leadership, friendship and academic skills. Debra Ruffin
Epes Elementary School third-graders got the chance to learn about computer programming during Computer Science Education Week in December. Renate Sanders' class took part in the "Hour of Code" effort. The activity was designed to enhance students' critical thinking, math and computer skills. The students built and customized their own games, under the direction of instructional technology coach Cassandra Murphy. Cassandra Murphy
Warwick High School's Battle of the Brains team advanced to the state semifinals by defeating Charlottesville High School, 190-145, in quarterfinal action. Warwick's team - Daniel Birriel, Isaiah Johnson, Ben Lambert and Christian May - was the only Hampton Roads school to qualify for the tournament. The team is coached by English and theater teacher Justin Giroux. Louisa Slagle
Gildersleeve Middle School students James Harrington, John Kropp, Caroline Lash and Avery Magnotti were among 400 students chosen from the Mid-Atlantic region to participate in the 17th Annual Virginia Tech Honor Band. Events culminated in a concert on Jan. 26 in the new Moss Arts Center on the Virginia Tech campus. Martin Blount
Warwick High School's Science Bowl team finished second in the Virginia Regional Science Bowl in February at Jefferson Laboratory. Twenty-two schools from across Virginia competed in the event. The winner was Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. The Warwick team received a $500 Department of Energy grant for the school's science department. Team members include Sahaj Bhatt, Daniel Birriel, Isaiah Johnson, Christian May and Sean Wells. Louisa Slagle
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NNPS school calendars and marking periods can be viewed at www.nnschools.org/calendars.
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The New Year is almost here and we're all excited about what 2013 will bring. But when it comes to that last string of holiday parties, do you know what food you are going to bring to the table? It has to complement your New Year's resolution and be tasty enough to enjoy. Here's your solution: savory red pepper dip made with your skinny jeans and taste buds in mind.
Not only does this power dip contain one of my favorite vegetables, red bell peppers, but it is also soaring with fiber and vitamins. In this recipe, cashews and chickpeas add a subtle crunch and boost of nutrients to your plate.
What some people believe makes a red pepper dip, or any other dip for that matter, taste delicious is added cheese or butter; but there is no need for these empty calories. One of my healthy holiday secrets is to replace butter with healthier oils, and in this case, olive oil. Lean on your friend, the dutiful food processor, to whip these ingredients together and make a smooth dip you can serve as an appetizer with gluten-free crackers or as condiment for your main dish such as fish tacos, burritos or chicken. You'll quickly see how this simple recipe is one of the easiest health switches you can make. Believe me, you'll want to whip up a batch of dip each week to store in your fridge and serve with breakfast eggs instead of ketchup, lunchtime sandwiches instead of mayonnaise and afternoon snacks such as crudités.
Feel good about the changes you are making in your every day diet and spread your knowledge to others. For this year's New Year's Eve party, bring something different that will convince even the most hesitant party-goers to make health their New Year's resolution. That way, there's a higher chance someone else will bring a red pepper dip to your next gathering.
Smoked Paprika Red Pepper Dip
Serves 4
1/2 cup cashews, toasted
1 (16 oz.) jar roasted red peppers, drained
1 (15.5 oz.) can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1 tsp. fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
Gluten-free crackers and crudités, for serving
In a food processor; pulse until smooth. Transfer to a serving bowl.
Serve with gluten-free crackers and crudités.
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The DVD death march continues.
Best Buy today announced plans to offer digital entertainment online, available to consumers to rent or purchase in partnership with Sonic Solutions.
The ambitious retailer will offer on-demand movies and entertainment, powered by Sonic's Roxio CinemaNow service, through various consumer electronic devices -- citing set-top boxes, portable media players, Blu-ray Disc players, mobile phones and PCs -- produced from a variety of manufacturers.
Best Buy is joining a cadre offering content on-demand online, hitching their wagon to the success of Netflix, Blockbuster, Hulu, Amazon and Apple.
Observers have been quick to voice their skepticism; Business Insider deemed the move "a crazy attempt." Not entirely. Certainly, by pitting themselves against Apple, Netflix and other giants, Best Buy has entered a David-and-Goliath-style battle.
Yet, because of the heft and expanse of their product catalog, Best Buy can afford to lower the prices on entertainment, undermining the value placed on media by already establish heavyweights. (As it stands now, Roxio offers featured new releases upwards of $19.95, Apple $14.95. Best buy offers DVD and Blu-Ray for $15.99 and $24.99, respectively.)
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i have a NEW(only taken out to mount)Eotech 552.A65 i am selling as i am going a different direction with my gun(ACOG). this will come with box, tools and all. info below
Standardized by the DEA, ATF, and FBI SWAT, the Model 552 is by far the most popular HWS model. This NV compatible, AA battery model is the sight of choice by military units like Stryker Brigade, 10th Mountain, and 3rd Infantry. It is battle proven to withstand the abuse that any harsh environment, high powered weapon platform, or military mission can dish out.
Compatible with Gen I-IV Night Vision Systems (Tandem Operation)
AA Battery model (supports Lithium and Alkaline)
65 MOA ring/1 MOA dot reticle
includes rugged aluminum hood assembly and knobbed, tool-less mounting bolt
interfaces to 1" Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) rail
Optics: Transmission holography - 100% parallax free
Magnification: 1x
Eye Relief: Unlimited
Length/Width/Height: 5"x1.8"x2.25" (131x49x60 mm)
Weight: 11.5 oz (326 grams)
Temperature: -40 to 150 F (using AA lithiums); -20 to 140 F (all other battery choices)
Waterproof: Submersible to 33 ft depth
Sealing: Fogproof internal optics
Color/Finish: Non reflective black with hard coat finish
Adjustment (per click): 0.5 MOA (1/2" at 100 yds)
Adjustment Range: +/- 40 MOA travel
Mount: 1" Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) rail
Return to Zero: Repeatable to 1 MOA after re-mounting
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Optical Surfaces: Anti-glare coating
Window Dimensions: 1.20" x 0.85" (30 x 23mm)
Front Window Material: 1/8" solid glass
Rear Window Material: Shatter resistant laminate (3/16" thick)
Field of View (100 yds): 30 yds (28m) at a 4" eye relief
Standard Reticle: 65MOA circle with quadrant ticks with 1 MOA aiming dot
Brightness Adjustment Range: 146,000:1 brightest to lowest
Night Vision Brightness Range: 1280:1 with NV switch engaged
Power Source: 2x 1.5V AA batteries (supports lithium, alkaline, or rechargeable)
Battery Life: 1,000 continuous hours (lithium) at nominal setting 12; 600 continuous with AA alkaline
Brightness Settings: 30 settings with scrolling feature (10 settings for NV use)
Auto Battery Check Indicator: Flashing reticle upon start-up
Auto Shut-down: At 8 hrs- programmable to 4 hrs
i also have a set of DPMS flip sights and also, i am going a different route.
CNC-machined, aluminum and steel sights let you leave your iron sights on your gun when using optics and nightvision. Spring-loaded, steel support flips into place when sights are in up position; folds down and out of the way when you dont need them. Thumb screws tighten down conveniently for quick attachment to picatinny bases. Front sight adjusts for elevation; rear sight adjusts for windage.
SPECS: Steel and aluminum, parkerized gray and anodized black finishes respectively. Front Sight - Approximately 1.35" (3.4cm) long, 1.6" (4.1cm) wide, 1.6" (4.1cm) high when up, .73" (18.5cm) high when down. Rear Sight - 2.3" (5.8cm) long, 1.8" (4.6cm) wide, 1.4" (3.6cm) high when up, .82" (21cm) high when down. .150" (3.8mm) sight aperture.
Price:$215 for both..... both new condition
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Is staying virgin for entire life even after marriage is wrong? is having sex is important factor of living? what is most important, to keep your promise given to your partner for not having any physical relation with her or him or breaking promise to fulfill your desire? what will you do if your partner whom you love more than your life asks you to give promise for not having sex with her or him? will you still love her after giving such promise? even after happening so much if anybody still loves his or her partner very much what will you call him or her?
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The ANF and GNS are both shareholders in Newspower. They also both exist to serve newsagents. These two connections between the two organisations alone ought to align their interests yet recent activity by the ANF suggest they are not aligned with GNS. On Friday, the ANF sent out an email to newsagents promoting Buyers Paradise […]
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Here are all the responses to the third question on my newsagent association survey from the weekend. The third questions asked: If you are not a member of an association what must they do to get you as a member? Close the QNF, close NANA, close VANA and replace all the staff and board members at the ANF […]
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Here are the results of the newsagent association relevance survey I ran Sunday through yesterday. Of the 225 respondents, 163 (75.81%) said they were a member of an association and 52 not. Of those currently a member, 63.31% (107) said they were not getting value for money from their membership. The third question contains the most […]
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Weekend survey: newsagent association relevance
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I asked this question as part of my early returns survey this past weekend. Here are all the responses – from survey participants, not me – to this question exactly as entered except for some spelling corrected. The sequence is that in which they were entered by newsagents with response #144 being the first. Magazine […]
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I have noticed a couple of other outlets serving our channel running stories prompted by posts here. While I'm okay with that, attribution would be appreciated. In one case recently, a party passed off as their initiative an issue I raised here first. 7 likes
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The ANF promotes newsagents versus Officeworks
July 8th, 2014 · 9 Comments
It's dangerous for the ANF to promote that newsagents sell four colour Bic pens for $3.20 with Officeworks at $3.61 – dangerous because newsagents are not consistent with pricing and dangerous because Bic is not the only brand pen we sell. I sell a Papermate four colour pen for $2.60. I think it's better than […]
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A magazine distributor has asked XchangeIT to research implementing virtual magazine labels. Their thought is that newsagents not label magazines and instead use a hand held device to manage titles. In a practical sense, they want you to stand in front of a title, remove it from the shelf, scan the barcode, see on the screen the […]
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Who helps new newsagents?
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I heard a story about a young couple who decided to open a new newsagency in an area already well served. After they sorted out a lease they next met with a rep from a major supplier to our channel. This rep signed them up to take on their products and offered to help them […]
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Newsagent conference survey results
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114 people responded to the survey I launched a week ago seeking insights into trade shows and conferences. Click here to download the survey responses. Gift fairs organisers will be happy to see the popularity of their events. Page 6 of the results shows how much newsagents spend attending conferences. The difference reflects the growing […]
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Newsagents contemplating transitioning their business to a convenience model need to thoroughly research the range of convenience retail offerings in Australia, and not just those nearby, before changing their business focus. Convenience is about more than convenient hours or location. 7-Eleven, Coles and Woolworths have made it about value with every location every day offering […]
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Check out this UK Home News Delivery association
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Newsagents this week received a fax purportedly sent by Crimvid, a supplier endorsed by the ANF. Click on the image to see the main page of the fax in detail. Before I get to the fax itself, I'd like to raise the question of how Crimvid got fax numbers for newsagents. Did the ANF provide […]
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