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The Texas State Aquarium's new, $300,000-plus exhibit, Living Shores, is bringing hermit crabs, pencil urchins and sea horses to an indoor space that mixes environmental authenticity with education tools. The exhibit's ribbon cutting takes place next week, but it is open today.
Living Shores is designed to replicate the Laguna Madre, the large body of shallow water separating Padre Island from the South Texas mainland. The area is home to shellfish, ducks in the winter and the endangered peregrine falcon.
"The interpretation has been updated and tells a better story of the Laguna Madre," said Texas State aquarium marketing director Donna Stockwell.
Along with species new to the aquarium, the exhibit will premiere interactive tools. Don't know what a pencil urchin is and you're too embarrassed to ask? Visitors will be able to expand their knowledge at touch-screen kiosks.
An invertebrate exhibit and seahorse aquarium will join an expanded touch pool, which allows visitors to get their hands wet and safely interact with hermit crabs, lightning whelks, sheepshead minnows and pencil urchins.
Living Shores also will bring new species to the aquarium, such as the brown-spotted calico crab, various species of shrimp and the shame-faced crab, an animal that appears to be covering its face with its claws. These species join the more than 250 already at the aquarium.
Project Manager Sally Hoke said the revamped area is meant to provide more room and more education.
"We had so much information but didn't have the space," she said. "We could've filled the walls with words but it wouldn't have been very engaging."
Another addition is the pop-up tank exhibit, a tall aquarium with a rounded bottom where visitors can stick their heads. The tank is filled with killifish, sheepshead minnow and speckled trout.
A goal of the exhibit is to entertain the public as well as instill respect for Mother Nature.
"Almost all of our exhibits are an educational experience," Stockwell said. "Every time you visit, there's something new to discover."
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Imagine for a moment a top 15 player in the NBA was given the rights by his team to come and film a movie in which he plays for the Celtics. Think of James Harden today. Now what if I told you this actually took place? It did in a movie called Amazing Grace and Chuck, and why there's so little coverage on it today is beyond me. I remember seeing this film a long time ago when NBA Star Alex English, playing the role of Amazing Grace Smith, suited up wearing #31 for the Boston Celtics. I remembered it to this day, but hadn't seen it in forever. And now here it is. Yes that's the real Jerry Sicthing and Rick Carlisle and Andrew Toney and Danny Vranes defending Amazing Grace. Red Auerbach even makes an appearance. This happened during a preseason game back in either 85 or 86. The Nuggets granted English the right to play for the Celtics for the purposes of this movie. Here's the vintage clip: The movie itself, is about a little league pitcher Chuck, who doesn't want to pla...
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DENTON — Wichita Falls High School will get another chance to make the playoffs this year, but the Coyotes let a second shot slip away Tuesday night.
Denton (13-16, 5-7) built an early double-digit lead and kept its season alive with a 67-58 victory, putting the Broncos and Coyotes in a tie for fourth place in District 4-4A.
The fourth-place play-off, with the winner getting a chance to play District 3-4A champ Frenship, will take place Friday night in Decatur.
WFHS (10-21, 5-7) had beaten Denton 73-56 earlier this season with one of its best shooting nights of the year, but couldn't duplicate it on the road.
Garron Nash led Old High with a season-high 15 points, followed by D.J. Jordan and Bubba Mathis with 12 apiece. Brandon Brown added nine rebounds.
The odds caught up with Jerod Frank, who missed just one shot in a 28-point outburst in the last matchup and then made just one field goal for four points this time.
"I think we knew we had another chance, so the kids came out relaxed and not ready to play and I take the blame for that," WFHS coach Carl Pennington said. "I think the 6 p.m. start hurt us, but that's no excuse because they had to play at the same time. We didn't want to be in this position because in one game anything can happen.
"Jerod had the open shots; he just couldn't hit tonight. Hopefully on Friday he will make those same shots."
Denton broke open what was a two-point game at the half by going on a 16-6 run to start the third quarter and stretch its lead out to 45-33. The Coyotes trimmed the lead to nine by the end of the third.
The Broncos put the game out of reach early in the fourth quarter, going on an 11-3 run to open a 58-41 lead. The Coyotes came roaring back to trim the lead down to seven on a pair of Frank free throws.
Wichita Falls got as close as six with 1:10 to go on a basket from Jordan, but turned the ball over two times and missed a shot on its last three possessions.
"We turned the ball over too much," Pennington said. "We had our chances; we just didn't get it done. The one thing we need to work on before Friday is jump-stopping."
The Coyotes hit 21 of 60 (35 percent) shots in the contest.
Denton's Ryan Daniels led all scorers with 17 points, 10 more than he had at Coyote Fieldhouse. He started the game with an alley-oop combination from Ronnie Garza.
The Coyotes found themselves down by 12 at 26-14 midway through the second quarter, but mounted a comeback, going on a 13-3 run to close the half. Jordan scored five during the run and teammates Nash and Mathis added four each.
During that run, the Coyotes connected on 6-of-7 field goals after making just one of their first six in the quarter. They hit 12 of 32 in the first half.
The Coyotes have made the playoffs in 10 of the past 11 seasons, but to make it 11 of 12 they're going to have to once again show the ability to bounce back from adversity.
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The announcement is a sign of the rapidly evolving social government community, coming via the General Services Administration New Media office's Twitter account and via a Vine video.
Justin Herman, new media manager at the General Services Administration's Center for Excellence in Digital Government, wrote in a blog post announcing Vine's availability to agencies that Vine is just the latest tool in an evolving digital culture that's continuing to improve how agencies interact with customers and the general public.
Herman noted that the app is free and enables users to record videos with iPhones or iPads and easily share it on Twitter and other social media platforms. "Like Twitter, which limits messages to 140 characters, Vine keeps the process simple and concise while providing an opportunity to engage in a compelling way," Herman wrote. "Government knows that citizens want official information available anytime, anywhere and on any device, and Vine can help agencies engage through mobile video sharing and feedback."
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SUGAR HILL -- One of the early highlights of the young school year at Sycamore Elementary was showcased on the school's morning news and announcements about 10 days ago.
That's when kindergarten teacher Julie Kuykendall had 12 inches of hair cut off to donate to the Locks for Love nonprofit organization that provides hairpieces for children that have lost their hair because of medical conditions. Students at the school had donated about $200 in a competition to see which teacher would get the honor of cutting the hair. Kacey Wilson's third grade class was the winner.
Kuykendall said she did it to encourage students to be aware of organizations that help other people.
"To start thinking of others, instead of just themselves," she said.
Kuykendall's haircut inspired two girls, with parental permission, and a mother to cut their hair and donate it.
That's one of several events the school has scheduled this year to contribute to Relay for Life. There was a movie night on Friday, a family kickball challenge in October and a basketball event in February.
"We're trying to really show the community that we care about these individuals that are struck by cancer," Principal Crystal Cooper Thompson said.
The school also has designated days throughout the year when students and staff wear hats, crazy socks and jeans if they make a Relay for Life donation.
Because it's been less than two weeks, Kuykendall said she's still adjusting to the short hair, and has hesitated at times when her keychain necklace wasn't caught on her hair. Cutting the long hair was something Kuykendall first thought of last fall, but put it off to setup a teaching moment for her students.
She also needed to be able to cut at least 10 inches.
Karen Peralta, a kindergarten and first grade teacher at Sycamore, coordinates Relay for Life events at the school with Kuykendall. Peralta said they're trying to teach the students about working as a community to help others.
"We have kids here who are sick and we've had staff members who have cancer, or who have family who have cancer," Peralta said. "I think they're all touched in some way, or at least the majority are."
As for the next candidate to go on school television for a haircut, Peralta said the search has begun.
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Contains simple, yet fun, hands-on introductory forensic activities. Tasks may require simple science materials that are readily available in most homes and school science resource centres. Sections focus on examining lip prints, fingerprints, teeth prints, blood drops, DNA, handwriting, identikit pictures, lie detectors, mystery substances, shoe prints and much more.
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But as with everything Sugimotesque, I think his trickster self is at work.
Maurizio Cattelan: All will present the complete works of this Italian trickster at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Elvira has recently been deceived by Giovanni—and decides to seek vengeance by publicly outing him as the trickster whom he is.


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