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As an unusually mild, rainy summer was melting away - or rather, frosting its way into autumn - I took to noticing signs that our mountain people always have used to judge the forthcoming severity of winter.
Football season is upon us. I'm sure some of you are thrilled about its arrival. I am not.
People don't remember what you say. And they won't always remember exactly what you did, but they will always remember how you made them feel. Feelings are real for people, even when the facts might not support their emotions.
I've heard it said a couple of times. You might get run over by someone on 144, but things like Wednesday's shooting just don't happen in Richmond Hill.
We are constantly reminded that the world is a very deadly place - not just for our military personnel - but also for members of the Fourth Estate. Some journalists working in dangerous regions in a globe full of conflict will not return home. The latest: 40-year-old James Foley. His gruesome death at the hands of ISIS has been available for all to see.
Editor, I would like to preface my comments with the statement that Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield is a vital and virtually irreplaceable national strategic asset. If it is significantly reduced or closed, the loss would be a loss to the nation as a whole. There are very few places in the country like Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield, where the transportation and training assets readily are available for immediate deployment to virtually anywhere in the world.
The regional transportation sales-tax referendum failed two years ago across most of Georgia. So it's encouraging to see movement again, in the form of a joint study committee on transportation funding that met Aug. 5 for the first of seven meetings around the state before the legislative session.
Many people in the United States might not be aware that a hot political topic in the land of my birth (other than whether Princess Catherine is pregnant again, of course) is that of Scottish independence.
August is National Breastfeeding Month and it's a good time to remember that breast milk is "the gold standard" for babies and their moms. In fact, there's nothing like breastfeeding to put babies on the path to good health. And research shows that moms benefit as well.
As the clock approached midnight on March 20, the final night of the 2014 Georgia legislative session, it became apparent that a final vote to send a medical cannabis oil bill to the Governor's desk for his signature was not going to happen this year.
Rap! Rap! Rap!
Americans are finding their lives more and more virtually wired to the Internet.
Rap! Rap! Rap: "The special called meeting of the Loyal Order of Liberals will come to order. Let's begin the meeting as we always do - with the Liberal Pledge of Allegiance:
A while back, a messy problem loomed ahead. I don't like confrontation. If that makes me less than a person then consider me to be itty bitty. Life, I figure, is too short for squabbling. My motto is "whenever possible, step out of the way."
My 2-year-old daughter, Reese, adores the Disney movie, "Frozen." I admit, it's a cute flick with plenty of catchy tunes and even a few good one-liners. There's one part, however, that I'm having trouble explaining to Reese, and I fear I'll have even more difficulty with it as she gets older.
Editor, An editorial cartoon by R. McKee serves as a modern take on the old Hans Christian Anderson tale about the emperor who was swindled by to weavers who promise to make him a suit of clothes that is invisible to people who are stupid and incompetent. When the emperor and his cabinet members cannot see the clothes, they pretend to be able to see them for fear of being deemed unfit for their positions. In reality, the swindlers only pretended to make the suit and clothe the emperor. He isn't wearing anything.
On my "to-do" list last week was a reminder to call former Gov. Carl Sanders and see if he had any thoughts on how to get the field at Sanford Stadium named for UGA's former coach and athletic director Vince Dooley. I knew he would like the idea and perhaps could jerk a few chains I seem to have been unable to rattle thus far.
Back in 1966, Bobby Fuller sang about, "Robbin' people with a six-gun, I fought the law and the law won." And rightfully so - robbery is a crime. But what happens when it's the law doing the robbing and the law wins?
It started accidentally. Some good ideas and memorable moments are like that. They aren't planned. They're born, bringing with them an ability to nudge a way naturally into our lives and become a tradition.
Moms want everything and nothing at all. We want to be everywhere at once and also nowhere to be found. We want to impress everyone, handle every chore imaginable and spend every waking second bonding with our children. We also want to totally escape from life. Failure to accomplish this leads to immense guilt and, occasionally, foul moods.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
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The Houston science fiction convention ApolloCon is coming up this weekend, June 25-27, 2010 .
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Other folks scheduled to be in attendance include Paul Abell, Lou Antonelli, Michael Bracken, David Carren, Rosemary Clement-Moore, Bill Crider, Scott Cupp, Rhonda Eudaly, Melanie Miller Fletcher, Larry Friesen, Kimberly Frost, Bennie Grezlik, Teddy Harvia, K. Hutson Price, Rocky Kelley, Katharine Eliska Kimbriel, Alexis Glynn Latner, Stina Leicht, Julia Mandala, A. Lee Martinez, C. J. Mills, Cathey Osborne, Lawrence Person, Patrice Sarath, Rie Sheridan Rose, Lee Thomas, Kathy Thornton & Derly Ramirez, II, Victory, Mel. White, and Donald Wolcott.
If you're in the Houston area, stop by and check it out. I'll be there! (But go anyway — you'll have a good time.)
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Name: Call me Kat, but my real name starts with an A
Gender: Female
Relationship Status: SOOO Single, but not willing to mingle
SO: Straight
Age: 16
Grade: 11th
Location: USA
Best Friends
DA Family!!! (still adding)
My Epic Middle Sister (also stalker)
Zombie Loving cousin
Rat duodenum's older sister
secret duck bubble buddie
Super fabulous gay older sister
Tiger Elf Prince
As much as I love you, I do have a knife in my hand right now. You might wanna step back.
Moments of sadly being a human:
Early June 2014
My Mom: MY COOTIES ARE FULL OF AWESOMESAUCE, GLITTER, AND RAINBOWS!!!
My Grandma: What is awesomesauce and where do I get it?
Winter 2012
My Dad: *driving*
Stupid Bird: *flys right in front of car so we almost hit it*
Me: GAH! Stupid birds are stupid!!
June 13 2014
Me: *hiking with Dylan*
Something in Forest: *shuffle noises*
Dylan: FOREST! Calm down!
a few minutes later
Something in forest: *louder shuffle*
Dylan: DAMMIT FOREST! CALM YOURSELF DOWN!! *picks up rock, throws it*
Rock: *thump*
Dylan and Me: Well that didn't do anything
June 13 2014
Still hiking with Dylan
Dylan: Hey? What are these? *Points to two huge concrete pillars aside of trail*
Me: I don't know... There is nothing telling us, like the thing with the Lime Kiln.
Dylan: can you go inside?
Me: I don't think so.
Dylan: *Runs around behind them*
Me: *follows*
Dylan: *finds it is nothing but a big concrete block* Huh... *jumps onto piece of fallen concrete next to it to look and the top* Oh, there is something inside... sorta.
Me: *jumps up to and struggles to look inside (is short)* Yeah, that hollow.
Dylan: I wonder what it was a part of.... *turns around* Oh! Look another trail!!
Me: Dylan that's not part of the real trail...
Dylan: Doesn't that make it better?
Me: No, not with poison ivy all over.
Dylan: Oh that, I think I'm immune. Come on!
Me: Lovely for you, but I'm not. I've had it before and it sucks.
Dylan: It's a minor thing. *walks up the not trail trail*
Me: *stays behind*
Dylan: Welp *comes back* there is nothing back there
Me: Ha! Told' ya.
Dylan: I bet you the next group that was behind us are going to go there.
Me: Why? You can't even see it from the trail...
Dylan: Fine
Me: resting with Dylan on a bench.
Dylan: *looking at phone* Dammit! Brandon don' broke the panda bear! He don' fucked up.
Me: *laughs* Hey that family still hasn't caught up, and we've been here a while.
Dylan: They dead.
Me: Yup. *finds bug on shirt* GASP!
Dylan: What?
Me: *lets beetle crawl on hand* He's so cute!! I shall call him Philburt!!!
Philburt: *crawls all over my hand*
Me: Hi Philburt! How are you doing? I just love the color of your back!
Dylan: You're talking to a bug...
Me: Yup!!
Dylan: You're a little weird you know that?
June 13 2014
Dylan: *driving me home, comes to a four way intersection where all other 3 lanes have a stop sign, but us, so keeps going*
Bitch Lady: *comes from opposite lane, like an idiot*
Me: *squeaks*
Dylan: THE FUCK?!?! What the hell are you doing?!?!?
Bitch Lady: *honks horn*
Dylan and bitch lady: *Keeps waiting in fear of other going, both try and leave at same time again, both break*
Dylan: Fuck you I'm going!!
Bad drivers ahead of us: *drive badly*
Dylan: *Throws out random insults, drives past them when they all turn* FUCK YOU! *flips them all off* Okay, all good now.
Me: I'm glad you do that, i know a lot of people who would still be pounding their fists on the steering wheel and yelling.
Dylan: *Mockingly* I so mad gaaaahhh *hits steering wheel repeatedly*
Horn: honk honk honk honk
Horses in fenced area we pass: *run away*
Texting on August 1, 2014
Me: Oh, another storm!! Don't accidentally piss yourself!! Get inside!!
Banana: Haha, I'm not in *insert le town we live in* I'm in *insert bigger town about 20min away*lol
Me: AAWWWWWWWWW, but Bananaka!!!
Banana: I know!! Blow it this way.
Me: Haaaaapphheeewwwww hhaaaapppphheewww, its not working!!!! D:
Banana: Awee
Me: Here, ill let you know what happens! There is thunder rumbling right now. It stopped now. Its raining a little. Or should I go more in depth??
The scarlet pelt of a small squirrel darts quickly across the pale grey of the driveway, and a chaotic wind sweeps through the old branches of a sturdy crimson maple, releasing thousands of beads of water to fall down every leaf it can on its frenzied path to collide with the ground. There it will be soaked up and forgotten along with the broken dreams of millions.
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LEE COUNTY, Fla - Authorities are investigating two separate instances of unknown persons impersonating
Department of Children and Families' child protective investigators this
In Bay County, an unknown male and female went to a local apartment complex
on Oct. 11 and knocked on a family's door. The suspect couple said they
were from DCF and asked for the baby. The mother told them the baby was
with another family member. The male was dressed in a dark-colored uniform
that looked like law enforcement or security and the family said he was
wearing a "weird" badge. The suspects never produced any identification or
explained why they were there to see the child before leaving. The mother
called the local DCF office and was informed there was no open case and no
one had been sent to see her.
On Oct. 18 in Santa Rosa County, a mother received a call at work from an
unknown male subject who identified himself as "Matt Lyles" and said he was
an investigator with DCF. The man said he was investigating a case about
her son having bruises. The called was described as very professional and
knew details about her family, including her name, phone number, place of
employment, date of birth, address, child's daycare, husband's name and his
place of employment.
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center contacted DCF and the agency did not have an open case with the
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Thursday WINK News traveled with a real investigator to show you how to spot a fake one.
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The Super Intensive Spanish course is designed for people who want to learn Spanish language in as short a time as possible. As an educational institution, one of objectives is to promote the Spanish language in the world. Center of Spanish and Culture offer students the possibility of getting a scholarship to study Spanish in Argentina. This course and its scholarship is recommended for serious students who want to make the most of their time abroad to achieve a good language level in Spanish.
Beginner – 2 weeks – Homestay – Half board – 60 lessons - Cultural Immersion
The Super Intensive Spanish course is designed for beginners who really want to learn as much as possible and achieve fluency during their time abroad. So, the prerequisite to participate is to be a complete beginners or have had only very little contact with the language. If you are an intermediate or advance you can contact us for other learning opportunities.
Argentinean Language and Culture Scholarships Programs is pleased to announce 12 Partial Scholarships to attend in Córdoba a Super-intensive Spanish Language Course. The program main objective is to diffuse the Spanish language worldwide. We usually receive about 40 applications forms per program and at the moment 450 students from around the world had the opportunity to come to study Spanish since 2009. It is very simple to study Spanish in Argentina, this unique program can help you to find an easy way to experience a wonderful international experience.
Two weeks is the ideal period of time to get the most from your total immersion in Spanish. Two weeks allows you the time to adapt to a new environment and to deepen or refresh your knowledge of Spanish.
You'll be able, at your own pace, to put into practice what you learn, both during the structured courses and when participating in the other activities we arrange. You'll have the time to find your feet, to understand Spanish better and better, to gain in confidence and to improve permanently your skill-level in the language.
An amazing Spanish & Culture learning experience
Our classrooms are located in downtown Córdoba in the heart of the city, on San Martin main square, the most important area of Córdoba (pedestrian street). This is the corner of 27 de abril street and Buenos Aires street, close to all you may need: restaurants, bars, cinemas, museums, theaters, historical buildings, bookstores, commercial stores, banks, ATM´s, shopping areas, tourist attractions, events, etc.
Our Spanish language classes are dedicated exclusively to teaching Spanish as a foreign language in Córdoba, and have earned its name and reputation by offering a serious education.
Truly unique language learning program
Living with a local host family in Córdoba while you learn Spanish will put you in a privileged and unique position to practice Spanish outside of the classroom. Once you step through your family's door you will practice your Spanish in a relaxed and authentic environment.
Total Immersion has been proven to be the most effective way of learning another language. Besides being immersed by the language in homestays, students will also be totally immersed by Spanish everywhere else: it is on the radio, it's in the shops, on the TV, on every road sign, in the restaurants, in the newspaper, in our cultural and social activities, in the street and basically everywhere the student goes to: a true Spanish Total Immersion!
Students should be prepared for the fact that families will only speak Spanish. Even if some family members know some English or Portuguese, they are told to only communicate in Spanish. At the beginning it can be difficult to communicate, but it is totally worth it! Living with a local during your Spanish course is undoubtedly the best way to get a real feel of an American culture, customs & way of life.
Argentinean Language and Culture Scholarships Programs is a result of special agreements and relationships between two Spanish educational organizations, the Government of Argentina, Euro Club and Club of Córdoba. The Scholarship program has been designed to enhance educational and professional opportunities for students, and will benefit the Argentinean Language and Culture Scholarships Programs as it continues to pursue the increase and diffusion of knowledge.
The goal of this Scholarship program is to give the students an in-depth understanding of the culture and civilization of Argentina, and how it fits into the wider spectrum of America. A series of lectures and readings on the historical, philosophical, literary and artistic development of Argentina and America form the basis for class discussion. In order to familiarize students with their new surroundings and the academic system, an orientation period is scheduled at the beginning of the program.
Rapid learning progress
This program concentrates on the development of greater fluency and accuracy in the spoken as well as the written language. Students will be exposed to aural-oral practice through the presentation of oral reports and class discussions based on short literary pieces by Hispano-American authors. Greater accuracy in the language will be achieved through intensive practice of the grammatical structures. Class time is also devoted to developing native-like vocabulary, enabling students to participate in a wide range of practical, social, professional, and academic discussions, and developing the higher functions of the language, such as making hypotheses, supporting opinions, and dealing with abstract thought.
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12 ways to improve your Spanish outside the classroom
- When you listen to songs in Spanish, pay attention to the lyrics. Moreover, since many CDs include lyrics with the liner notes, you can read them while listening.
- Read books in Spanish. Choose books you have already read in your native language or those that have been made into films which you have seen. This will make it easier for you to understand the plot and the content.
- Choose a Spanish language magazine, a blog, or a newspaper that interests you and read it frequently.
- Watch Spanish language news programs on TV.
- Watch Spanish language movies on DVD either with subtitles in Spanish or without any subtitles.
- Attend plays or other events (talks, presentations) in Spanish organized by Spanish language organizations.
- Visit art exhibitions or participate in other art events that are offered in Spanish, including cultural events at the Municipality and Province of Córdoba.
- Chat online with native speakers. Keep in mind that internet users do not always use "correct" Spanish.
- If the operating language of your mobile is your native language, switch to Spanish. As you associate a function of your mobile with a certain word, you will be able to learn basic Spanish vocabulary.
- Practice specific communication situations on your own – at home in front of the mirror, for example. Imagine that you are introducing yourself, disagreeing, giving an interview, or asking for information. Find a partner and role-play.
- Practice your pronunciation by reading out loud. It's a good idea to be together with someone who knows Spanish and can correct you. Also, you record yourself and notice the way you speak. Set yourself specific goals, such as understanding the difference in pronunciation between "cat" and "cut". Write down the words you often mispronounce.
- Write down new words you learn in a special notebook. Remember to review them on a regular basis.
Enjoy your Immersion Language Learning
Center of Spanish and Culture Address: Calle Buenos Aires 124 – Of. 33 | C.P. 5000 Córdoba – Argentina Tel: +54 – 351 – 4232837 | Cel: +54 -9- 351 (15)2381781


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Dmitry Konstantinovich Kiselyov
Dmitry Konstantinovich Kiselyov (Russian: Дми́трий Константи́нович Киселёв, born April 26, 1954 in Moscow)[1] is a Russian journalist. In December 2013 he was appointed by Russian President Vladimir Putin head of the new official Russian government owned international news agency Rossiya Segodnya, a 2,300 person organization made up largely of the former RIA Novosti news agency and the shortwave radio station Voice of Russia. He also serves as deputy director of Russian state TV holding company VGTRK.[2]
Many of his comments have been controversial and have been labelled right-wing; he has gained particular notoriety in the west for his commentary on homosexuals[2] and his statement made during the 2014 Crimean crisis, that Russia is "the only country in the world capable of turning the U.S.A. into radioactive dust."[3] Kiselyov considers himself a liberal and he says of his opponents as: "Parkhomenko and Navalny. Why they are liberals? They are absolutely totalitarian people. I am a liberal, because I put up with them." Also he doesn't consider himself as homophobic.[4]
He is best known as presenter of Vesti nedeli (News of the Week),[2] a weekly news programme on the domestic Rossiya 1 television network. A show which he is accused of using as a soapbox to promote the Kremlin's policies,[2] malign homosexuality, denigrate the west and speculate about Western-led conspiracies as well as attack the political opposition to Putin.[5]
In one televised commentary, he said "[Gays] should be prohibited from donating blood, sperm,... And their hearts, in case they die in a car accident, should be buried or burned as unfit for extending anyone's life,"[2] suggesting that the internal organs of homosexuals should be burned and buried rather than be accepted for organ transplants.[5]
In Sweden, he became controversial in December 2013 when he criticized the moral values of that country in response to the 2013 Ukrainian protests, for which he partly blamed the Swedish political leadership and Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt[6] as well as the government of Poland, accusing Poland and Sweden of fomenting the protests to avenge defeats in centuries-old Polish-Russian and Russo-Swedish Wars.[5]
Condemnation by Jewish advocacy-groups[edit]
On 16 February 2014 he criticised two Jewish writers, Viktor Shenderovich and Igor Irtenyev, who had both compared the Sochi Winter Olympics to the Summer Olympics in Berlin in 1936 and claimed that the only major difference between the two was that Nazi Germany had a higher standard of living. Kiselyov ridiculed their comments and revealed to his audience that Irtenyev's real name was Igor Moiseyevich Rabinovich, a clearly Jewish name, and pointed out that under Hitler Shenderovich and Irtenyev would have both been persecuted and died. He has been condemned by Jewish advocacy-groups for the above comments.
On May 15, Kiselyov said about the country, "There is no Ukraine. That is only a virtual concept, a virtual country. If you want to live in a virtual world, please do…But Ukraina.ru is a real portal. Not about the country, but about that territory which was under the rule of that country. Now it is a failed state."[7]
Since 11 September 2014 Kiselyov is banned from entering Ukraine.[8]
On 16 March 2014, the day of Crimean referendum, Kiselyov stated in the News of the Week broadcast that Russia is "the only country in the world capable of turning the U.S.A. into radioactive dust."[3]
On 20 March 2014, EU unveiled a list of Russians to be sanctioned over 2014 Crimean crisis. Kiselyov was included into sanctions list.[9]
Personal life[edit]
Kiselyov is married to Maria and they have four children, two in common and two from their previous marriages. He studied philology at Leningrad State University and speaks English, French, Norwegian and Swedish.[10]
- ^ Ведущим программы "Вести недели" на "России 1" станет Дмитрий Киселев (in Russian). Russia-1. Retrieved 14 December 2013. "Дмитрий Киселев родился 26 апреля 1954 года"
- ^ a b c d e Daisy Sindelar (December 15, 2013). "In Choosing Kiselyov, Media Critics Say Putin Opts For Personal Propagandist". Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Archived from the original on December 12, 2013. Retrieved December 10, 2013.
- ^ a b "Russia could turn U.S. 'into radioactive dust,' influential Moscow news anchor tells viewers". National Post. Associated Press. March 17, 2014. Archived from the original on November 7, 2010.
- ^ http://top.rbc.ru/society/04/04/2014/915620.shtml
- ^ a b c "Russia state news agency gets controversial chief". The Huffington Post. December 9, 2013. Retrieved March 11, 2014.
- ^ "Svenskt barnprogram slagträ i rysk stats-tv". Aftonbladet (in Swedish). Archived from the original on March 17, 2014.
- ^ "Дмитрий Киселев: "Теперь Украина – виртуальная страна, а наш портал настоящий!"" [Dmitry Kiselyov, "Now Ukraine - a virtual country, while our portal is real!"]. Slon.ru. May 15, 2014. Archived from the original on May 17, 2014. Retrieved May 17, 2014.
- ^ Yevgeny Kiselyov denied entry into Ukraine by mistake, ban concerns another person - source, Interfax-Ukraine (23 October 2014)
- ^ "Dmitry Kiselyov: Russian TV presenter draws EU sanctions wrath". Financial Times. Archived from the original on March 22, 2014!". Retrieved March 22, 2014. Check date values in:
- ^ Дмитрий Киселев: "В загс я Машу повез на мотоцикле" (in Russian). Archived from the original on November 7, 2010.


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At least one of the popular trade programs offered through the North Central Vocational Educational Cooperative could be in jeopardy as participating corporations weigh the pros and cons of a balanced school calendar. Kyle Elliott is instructor for the building trades program based at Culver Community High School. He says students from Knox and North Judson-San Pierre are also enrolled in the program. If the three schools are on different schedules, Elliott says it will put kids and parents in a really tough situation. Continue reading
Community Invited to N.J.-S.P. Grand March
North Judson-San Pierre High School students and their dates are putting the "prom" in promenade on Saturday. For the first time, the school is hosting a grand march in the high school gym from 6 until 7 p.m. The community is invited to come see the prom goers in their formal finery before they head off to the main event at Chesapeake Run Golf Course east of town.
No Issues Reported at NJ-SP Schools
Law enforcement officers searched the high school and no device or other threat was found. All precautions were put into place to ensure student safety during school Friday.
Superintendent Lynn Johnson stated that there were no issues and attendance was down for the day on Friday.
All backpacks and bags were checked before school started Friday and officials are taking this situation very seriously. If an investigation produces a suspect, that person or persons could be charged with a felony charge of Intimidation.
North Judson-San Pierre School Board Approves Master Agreement
"It was quite a long process, but both sides have always had a wonderful working relationship with our teacher's association and even though the process was long, it was very successful and I think both sides are very happy with the master agreement," Johnson said.
Athletic Director Explains What Is Required to Participate in School Sports
Vessely said two forms are required by IHSAA, including a physical form and a signed concussion waiver. The physical form indicates that the student has passed a physical exam and is capable of playing sports, while the second form focuses more on a potential injury.
NJ-SP Graduate to Accompany Soldier's Remains to Arlington National Cemetery
A North Judson-San Pierre graduate will be accompanying the remains of a Korean War soldier to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C.
Army Lt. Col. Timothy W. Miller will be guarding the casket of Lt. Col. Don Faith Jr., of Washington, Indiana, to Faith's final resting place in the most prestigious cemetery in the world. This is a huge honor that has been bestowed on the former Starke County resident.
NJ-SP Academic Super Bowl Team Looking to Make It to State
The North Judson-San Pierre Academic Super Bowl team is speeding toward the state competition, as they snagged third place overall at the Lowell Invitational Academic Super Bowl competition on Thursday, March 7.
The Blue Jays received second place in Mathematics and Fine Arts as they skillfully answered questions about "The Glory That Was Greece," and earned third place in Interdisciplinary and Science. The total score of all the NJSP teams won them a third place overall finish behind Lowell and Munster.
Now, the NJ-SP Academic Super Bowl team is gearing up for the Conference Super Bowl Competition, set to take place at River Forest High School on March 12. The area competition will take place at NJ-SP High School on Tuesday, April 16, with 16 area schools competing for a chance to make their way to the state competition on May 4.
North Judson-San Pierre High School Teacher Awarded $10,000 Grant
Teacher Donna Keller said she will be using the money to travel across the country studying biodiversity with the intent of bringing back loads of information to better engage her students in the learning process.
North Judson-San Pierre Drama Dept. to Present "Fiddler on the Roof"
The North Judson-San Pierre High School Drama Department has announced that they will be performing "Fiddler on the Roof" this year and Choir Director Donna Ness said she's excited to show off her seasoned cast, explaining the majority of the cast this year is composed of seniors who have been on the stage for most of their high school careers.
North Judson-San Pierre Decathlon Team Heads to Nationals
The nine-member team earned 29 medals and placed first as a team in Language and Literature, Music, Economics, and Social Science. The Bluejays earned second place in the Oral Super Quiz, taking questions from all the subject areas except Mathematics. The quiz is an open competition in which the 20 state finalist schools compete against one another, with the rest of the competition divided into large schools and small schools. Ten schools compete in each division.
Financial Aid Night Scheduled at NJ-SP High School
A Financial Aid Night is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 11 at the North Judson-San Pierre High School.
A college rep will be present to discuss the financial aid process. Parents will be able to go through the process of completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, form that must be done online. The deadline to submit the FAFSA form is Sunday, March 10.
This informational session will begin at 6:30 p.m. CT in the North Judson-San Pierre High School Library. Guidance Director Colleen McCarty can help answer any questions about the session. Call her at (574) 896-2158 ext. 225.
North Judson Seniors, Staff Prepare For Graduation Ceremonies
Seniors from the North Judson-San Pierre High School participated in their final events for their high school careers this week. Superintendent Lynn Johnson said a banquet was held Wednesday night for the students.
"We had our Senior Night and we did recognize many of our Senior students with scholarships from different community organizations," said Johnson. "We did honor our Valedictorian, who is John Eckert, and the Salutatorian Christopher Lippelt. Both boys have done a wonderful job in their school careers academically, athletically, and in community service."
A staff breakfast has also been scheduled for today at 8 a.m., something that Johnson says is done every year.
Graduation Services To Take Place Tomorrow Afternoon For Local Schools
Graduation services were held last night for Eastern Pulaski Seniors and another graduation service is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. West Central School Superintendent Charles Mellon reports the details of graduation services for seniors.
"That'll be on Sunday, May 27," said Mellon. "Baccalaureate is at 2 p.m. ET with Commencement to follow."
Knox Community High School Commencement is Friday, June 1 at 7 p.m. in the Weinberg Gymnasium, and graduation at North Judson-San Pierre High School is slated for Sunday, June 3 at 7 p.m. in the high school gymnasium.
NJSP Graduation To Take Place In June
The North Judson-San Pierre High School graduation will be in June this year and Superintendent Lynn Johnson said it will come down to the wire as to who will be named the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the graduating class of 2012.
"It's not been made official yet as far as those winners," said Johnson. "Our graduation is Sunday, June 3 at 2 p.m. CT in the high school gymnasium and that is a change. We had it on a Friday night but we had some conflicts with some schedules with students, so we did move it to that Sunday."
North Judson-San Pierre School Corporation Working Toward District Accreditation
The North Judson-San Pierre School Corporation is going through the process of District Accreditation. For years, the District has been accredited for each school individually, but this year, Superintendent Lynn Johnson says the corporation has been approved for candidacy for District Accreditation.
Starke County Jail Committee Public Meetings Begin Tomorrow
A series of meetings scheduled by the Starke County Jail Committee begins tomorrow night. The Committee is informing you of their discussions surrounding jail facility options. The Committee is pondering building a new jail facility, rehabbing the current jail or rehabbing an existing building to convert to a jail.
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It was on this date in 1999 we were digging out from the snow. Starke County received 18 ½ inches of snow on January 2nd and 3rd.
On this date in 1973, Superintendent Kermit Weddell was reporting that after a lengthy delay, construction on the new $5 million dollar North Judson-San Pierre High School was underway. It would be built to house up to 800 students in grades 9 through 12. Official ground breaking was set for February that year.
North Judson-San Pierre Madrigal Singers Visit the WKVI Studios!
The North Judson-San Pierre Madrigal Singers visited the WKVI studios to give us a sample of what can be heard during the annual Madrigal dinner. The Madrigal Dinners will be presented on Friday, December 2nd and Saturday, December 3rd at 6:00 p.m. CT, and Sunday, December, 4th at 1:00 p.m. CT at the Grand Central Station in North Judson.
Tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Tickets purchased prior to, or on November 28th, are $18 for adults. Tickets purchased after November 28th are $20 for adults. Children aged kindergarten through 12 years old are $10. Preschool aged children are free.
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It was 10 years ago on this date that the 1943 addition of the Knox Middle School started to be torn down. It was removed to make room for the new two story building that is now used for Middle School classrooms.
School News
On Saturday March 5th, the Winamac Community High School Robotics Team won the Jay County Vex Robotics Tournament. The team finished the qualifying rounds 9-0 then won the elimination rounds. Members of the team are Eric Sass, Alex Gudas, Natasha Daugherty, Eric Newman, Brett Beach, Kohl Hoover, and Greg Zellers.
Lafayette Jefferson World Premiere of "Uncertainty", composed by Knox High School Student Andrew "Drew" Shearin, occurred on March 2nd, 2011. The Lafayette Jefferson High School Annual Concerto Concert was the forum for this special performance. Drew was represented with his plaque signifying winning the IMEA (Indiana Music Educators Association) Young Composers Competition Concert Band Class which he received at the IMEA State Convention. Drew was asked to introduce the piece that was performed by Lafayette Jefferson's top Wind Ensemble with a short speech. "Uncertainty" was wonderfully performed and both the piece and Drew received a 2 minute standing ovation. After the concert was concluded, Drew was greeted and congratulated by many of the concert goers and the various attending directors as well as the Knox School Corporation instrumental music staff.


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Deputies: Men steal flat-screen TV from business
Published On: Mar 22 2013 05:15:15 PM CDT
Deputies need help finding and identifying two men who broke into a Fort Bend County business and stole a flat-screen television.
Fort Bend County sheriff's deputies said the break-in happened at the Discount Lube and Tune in the 8400 block of Homeward Way, near the intersection of New Territory Boulevard and the Grand Parkway, about 11:30 p.m. on March 7.
The burglars shattered the glass front door to get into the business, investigators said.
Surveillance video shows that the suspects appear to be two black men of medium height and weight, deputies said. One was wearing a beanie cap and has a goatee, deputies said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Fort Bend Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS.
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Dear friends,
I thought you'd like to know that Animation10 -
the 3rd Annual UK Schools Computer Animation Competition
2010, launched today.
For full details, please visit the Animation10 website:
I'd appreciate any help you might be able to give in
publicising this not-for-profit competition, designed to enthuse young people
about Computer Science.
Animation10 is open to all UK schoolchildren aged between 7
and 19. The deadline for entries is 1 April 2010.
Animation10 is run by the School of Computer Science at The
University of Manchester, and is funded by Google and Electronic Arts,
and in association with BBC 21CC, and cs4fn.
Entrants can create their animations (maximum duration: 1
minute) using any of the following programs: Alice, Scratch, Flash,
Greenfoot or Serif DrawPlus.
There are great prizes, and the Animation Festival and
Awards Ceremony will be held at The Lowry, Salford Quays, Manchester on 9
July 2010.
The 2009 competition attracted 800 entries from more than
200 schools, with over 400 children attending the Film Show and Awards
Ceremony day at The Manchester Museum of Science and Industry. Visit the 2009
Winners Gallery at www.cs.manchester.ac.uk/Animation09/gallery.
Many thanks!
best wishes
Toby Howard
Senior Lecturer
Deputy Director of the Undergraduate School
School of Computer Science
The University of Manchester
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