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In 1565, not a man to be easily fooled by his treacherous Muslim commanders, the de-facto King of the Vijayanagar Empire (flag pictured) Aliya Rama Raya summarily dismissed the Gilani brothers before defeating the Deccan Sultanate Army in a mighty battle fought in northern Karnataka, about eighty kilometres to the southeast of the city of Bijapur.
Hindu Victory at the Battle of TalikotaAfter the death of his predecessor King Achyuta Raya, the Sultanates had decided to unite and destroy the Vijayanagara Empire, the last great Hindu kingdom in South India. Inter-family marriages between the Sultans solved many of their internal conflicts and they finally united against their common enemy. As a result, the Deccan kings mustered a grand total of eighty thousand infantry and thirty thousand cavalry. Vijayanagara, on the other hand, had one hundred and forty thousand foot soldiers, with another ten thousand on horseback. The armies also had large numbers of war elephants.
The Battle was fiercely fought and the margin of victory was minimal. For the time being at least, this great Hindu victory had curtailed the Islamic conquest of the subcontinent.
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Police warn of latest scam callsMarch 10, 2014
From local sources
The Dubois County Sheriff's Department and the Jasper Police Department are alerting the public about a new round of scam calls that proliferated during the weekend.
Intended victims have received automated calls from the 702 area code out of Nevada purporting to be from Hoosier Hills Credit Union. The calls have gone out to both cells phones and land lines at all hours of the day and night.
Upon answering, intended victims are advised their account with Hoosier Hills has been compromised, according to Jasper police. They are told to follow the prompts to get their account reinstated.
Police said the prompts in this case would include giving out crucial information such as account numbers and PIN numbers.
When it comes to receiving unsolicited, suspect calls, authorities say hanging up is the safe course of action. As long as you do not give out information, Jasper police said, it is not necessary to contact law enforcement.
Anyone who did give out pertinent information should contact police.
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Welcome to Defiance College Music Programs. Defiance College has over a century of tradition in the arts and continues to inspire, teach and present the arts to the DC campus and the surrounding community. Defiance College does not currently support a music major, but offers three music minors and multiple performing ensembles for students to express their artistic nature. Ensemble personnel consists of like-minded participants that are looking to have a career outside of music, but have a true love and understanding for the arts.
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Saturday, September 6,
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Opening Show for DC Yellow Jacket Band!
Half-time Performance, Justin F. Coressel Stadium
Monday, September 8
Men's Chorus, 6:00 pm
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Tuesday, September 9,
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No where else can you get this close, interact with such a wide variety of wild cats, and support a great cause at the same time.
The Keeper Tour includes:
- Enrichment: You'll make toys and treats for the cats to stimulate an animals' activity level and watch as keeper hands out what you've made. Observe the animals' reactions as they investigate their enrichment that you helped create for them.
- Operant conditioning: You'll witness a training session between the cats & keepers. During this activity you will accompany our keepers who will teach critical behaviors to one of our feline residents, such as go into lock out, stand up so we can observe the paws and underside, and much more!
- History: You'll learn the history behind our furry friends and how they came to call Big Cat Rescue home. In addition, you'll also hear the story of why Big Cat Rescue was founded, as you take a guided mini tour of the 55 acre sanctuary.
Each Behind the Big Cat Scenes Adventure is unique and different, so you never know fully what to expect, besides a roaring good time!
The tour is available on Saturdays and Sundays from 2pm - 4pm. Space for this program is extremely limited prepayment is required. Participants in the Big Cat Expedition must be 10 years of age or older.
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|Rating: 5
wild cat rescue real story
|Sat, Oct 25 2:00 PM
|Couple on a Date
This for me was something I was very much interested in being an animal lover, and owner of cats and previous dogs. I was amazed at home wonderful the cats are taken care of and all the volunteers who really care. Pretty sad to hear how the lived prior to BIg Cat Rescue but nice to see they will have a wonderful rest of the life. I enjoyed the tour very cool to see the animals pretty much waiting for their treats (smelly toys but really meat). I think they should have a book about it or a movie to tell the stories, I also suggested the perfume companies should be aware perhaps they will also give a wonderful donation for tax right off.
|Rating: 5
EXCELLENT but pricey
|Sat, Oct 11 2:00 PM
|Family With Children
The Big Cat Rescue in Tampa is a WONDERFUL place to visit as an alternative to a typical zoo. Their "Keeper Tour" *is* excellent but pricey - with tax etc. it comes to $127/person for an in-depth tour of a stated length of two hours; while their basic 1.5-hr tour is only about $37 or so. Other than the difference in length of time - my Keeper Tour actually went well over the two hours - each Keeper Tour is a much smaller group tour and is led by a Master Animal Keeper plus a couple of assistants and/or interns. No petting, touching, etc. of the cats is allowed, and the animal caging is designed such that it keeps both the animals and visitors VERY safe. As the Rescue is a true non-profit that utilizes a good number of volunteer workers and what revenue and donations it gets pretty much goes straight to their rescue and care of their big cats, the tour fee should be considered to be a donation (but tax-wise is not, as I understand it, because you get a service - the tour - in exchange for your money).
|Rating: 5
Don't miss this chance!
|Sun, Sep 28 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
This tour gives you the rare chance to observe the cats interacting with their keeper, through actions, vocalizations, and even some learned behaviors. You actually see each resident up close, as they all come to the edge of their habitats to receive the treats that you help make. The master keeper is very patient ( with felines and humans), as well as informative and interesting. You can feel the love these folks have for these cats. While it brought me to tears to hear the sad stories of how they were treated in their former homes, knowing how well cared for, loved, and respected they are here warms the heart.
|Rating: 5
Wow up close and personal!
|Sat, Sep 27 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Group of Friends
I Enthusiastically Recommended Big Cat Rescue, every cat has a story and a personality that you get to see up close.
|Rating: 5
A tour that everyone will enjoy no matter what age
|Sun, Sep 14 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
The Keeper Tour was amazing. Regina and Karma and Stacy were our tour guides. An up close view of the cats, watching them as they engage with the keepers and their playful behavior with the enrichment that was made by the guests on the tour. This tour was loaded with lots of details about these wonderful creatures and their individual stories. All of our questions were answered and a lot of information was learned. Very educational and personally rewarding. The people who volunteer here are exceptional and dedicated. Very knowledgeable staff, very friendly and engaging. I recommend this tour.
|Rating: 4
Awesome Experience
|Sun, Sep 14 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family Without Children
My wife and I immensely enjoyed the tour. The Keeper Tour is a bit costly. However, when you consider what you are supporting, it is money well spent. We saw some beautiful cats and learned some interesting facts during our tour. Hats off to the staff. The vast majority are not paid for their work. I would consider one of the lesser expensive options in the future to see how it compares.
|Rating: 5
Absolutely Fantastic Experience!
|Sat, Aug 30 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
I brought my daughter over from Orlando for a Keeper Tour as a 13th birthday gift. It was out first visit to BCR and she had been looking forward to it for 2 months. I cannot even begin to express how much we enjoyed our tour. My daughter had many questions and comments for the keeper and she answered them all, never making us feel rushed, but still moving us through with enough time to see everything. Seeing the animals in the habitats up close and watching them enjoy the enrichment toys we had help make was such a treat and it really allowed us to see the playful side of these magnificent creatures. Honestly, I just cannot say enough wonderful things about BCR. My daughter said it was her best birthday ever and she cannot wait to go back. Nothing I write in a review will do BCR true justice, you must see it for yourself. Please go visit these beautiful creatures for yourself!!!!
|Rating: 5
Very worthwhile endeavor by Big Cat Rescue
|Sat, Aug 16 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
We had a wonderful time the keepers were very knowledgeable and enthusiastic we'll be back and recommend the tour to others.
|Rating: 5
Awesome! Entire family enjoyed it immensely.
|Sun, Aug 10 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
My son ( 12) asked a ton of questions and we learned a lot. Had such an awesome experience Getting to see the big cats up close and playing with the enrichment toys we got to help make. Highly recommend this tour, worth every penny and felt good to be helping the big cats. Really enjoyed The gift shop too. Very reasonable prices.
|Rating: 3
informative but heard mixed reviews with media
|Sun, Jul 13 2:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
Enjoyed but not sure of mixed media reviews...was hoping and praying was true concerned sanctuary.
- Do I have to purchase tickets in advance?
- Advance purchase is required, and tours do sell out quickly. To maximize your chances of getting the day that you prefer, please book well in advance! Tickets can be purchased online or over the phone with a Visa, Mastercard, or American Express.
- Is there an age limit?
- Children under 10 years old are not permitted due to the dangerous nature of this tour. Kids 10 years of age or older are welcome to attend as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. We do not make exceptions, no matter how well behaved you think your child is; only ages 10 and over on this tour. All attendees must purchase a full-price ticket. All attendees must purchase a full-price ticket.
- Can I bring food or toys for the cats?
- No, our diet is specific to their needs and we do not allow foods to be given to the cats that have not been approved by our vet and maintained under the most stringent quality controls. We do not give our cats toys that could cause harm if ingested so we do not permit toys from outside our own preselected vendors.
- Do you sell food or drinks at the sanctuary? Is there a place to have lunch before the tour?
- Yes, we offer drinks and snacks on site, but you are welcome to bring your own, for your consumption only. You will not be allowed to provide the cats food, treats or toys.
- Can I take pictures during my tour?
- YES! You are welcome to take photos and / or videos during your tour.
- Do I have to stay with the group, or can I wander?
- The only way to see the cats is on a guided tour, so you will not be able to wander away from the group.
- Are there restrooms?
- Yes, but we strongly suggest that you go before you get here because we have limited facilities and are on septic systems which cannot handle a lot of volume if there has been recent rain. There is a McDonald's right at the corner of Easy Street, and you could use the restrooms there before the tour.
- What if it rains?
- The Keeper Tour will still go out in a light rain as long as there is no lightning. If it is thundering or pouring rain, we may try to wait it out, or will offer a refund, or rescheduling.
- Can I bring my pet?
- No.
- Is there a charge for parking?
- Parking is always free and there is plenty of it except for our busiest times in Nov, Dec and March. During these busy times it is tight, but we will help you park at no additional fee.
- Are you ADA compliant?
- If you are unable to walk for two hours, we have golf carts available for $10 extra, per person riding. Our paths are dirt, so wheel chairs are hard to push, but scooters do well. There are no seats along the tour paths.
- How do the golf carts work? Are they offered on every tour?
- On some tours (but not all), we offer seats on a golf cart for guests who have difficulty with mobility. Each cart can hold 3 guests plus the driver. The cart will follow the tour guide closely so that guests can hear the narration. Depending on different circumstances, these seats can sometimes be booked in advance, but otherwise they are first come-first serve.
- Do you have a gift shop?
- Yes we do! The Trading Post Gift Shop is right here at our location.
- Do you offer gift certificates?
- Yes! Gift certificates are available and they make perfect gifts for holidays, birthdays or any other occasion! To purchase a gift certificate please click on the "Gift Certificates: Purchase" link in the box above.
- Do you offer private tours?
- Yes! To inquire further, please click on the "Contact BigCatRescue" link on the upper left hand side.
- What does the Big Cat Rescue Release and Hold Harmless Agreement state?
- The Big Cat Rescue Release and Hold Harmless Agreement states that all buyers understand and agree to 1.) the potential dangers associated with attending Big Cat Rescue and the rules in place to prevent such dangers from occurring and 2.) the Release and Hold Harmless Agreement, which states that Big Cat Rescue cannot be held responsible for any harm, injury or damage taking place at Big Cat Rescue. Please visit https://www.votervoice.net/BCR/campaigns/30112/respond to view the agreement in its entirety.
Refund/Rescheduling Policy
- Non-refundable, can be rescheduled with 24 hours notice.
- Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded. You may reschedule your tickets (subject to availability) only if you do so at least 24 hours in advance.
Weather Policy
- Activity may be cancelled due to severe weather.
- The activity usually runs in light rain and other moderate weather conditions, but the seller may cancel the activity up to an hour before the start time in the event of severe or unsafe weather conditions. If the seller cancels the event, ticket-holders will be allowed to reschedule tickets (subject to availability) or receive credit for a future event.
Other Policies
- All participants must be 10 years of age or older.
- Children under 10 years old are not permitted due to the dangerous nature of this tour. Children 10-17 years old are welcome to attend as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- No Smoking
- No Smoking is allowed at Big Cat Rescue, except in the parking lot.
- All participants must agree to the Big Cat Rescue Release and Hold Harmless Agreement.
- By purchasing tickets you are agreeing to the Big Cat Rescue Release and Hold Harmless Agreement, which appears in its entirety at https://www.votervoice.net/BCR/campaigns/30112/respond. The waiver web address also appears on your e-ticket if you would like to review the waiver later.
Big Cat Rescue
Big Cat Rescue has 14 species of cats, many of whom are threatened, endangered or extinct now in the wild, including: Tigers, Lions, Leopards, Cougars, Bobcats, Lynx, Servals, Ocelots, Caracals, Jungle Cats, Leopard Cats, a Geoffroy Cat and Hybrids!
The non-profit organization is:
- Accredited by the Global Federation of Sanctuaries
- Certified by Independent Charities of America as a "Best in America Charity"
- Member of the World Society for Protection of Animals
- Rated 4 Stars by Charity Navigator (their highest rating) and has the one of the highest scores of any animal based charity


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The past week marked an increase in positive dividend news from major companies. The most bullish news came from software giant Oracle, which declared its first ever quarterly dividend of $0.05/share. Most of the large cap tech companies from the dot-com boom eras are now mature plays on the sector. They could now afford to share an increased portion of their revenue streams with shareholders.
Cisco Systems is another major tech company, which announced its intent to pay a dividend eventually back in November 2008. The evolution of the large cap former tech bellwether darlings of Wall Street from the 1990's is astonishing. As stocks like Intel (INTC), Microsoft (MSFT) and Cisco Systems (CSCO) are no longer growing as rapidly as they used to and become mature companies, they start distributing larger portions of their net incomes to shareholders in terms of dividends. The more important question however is whether these companies will continue paying out rising dividends to shareholders after the dividend tax is repealed.
Realty Income and Air Products and Chemicals were two other companies, which rewarded their shareholders with dividends.
The board of Air Products (APD) increased the quarterly dividend on the company's common stock to 45 cents per share from 44 cents. This marked the 27th consecutive annual dividend increase for the Allentown, Pennsylvania maker of atmospheric gases, process and specialty gases, performance materials, and equipment and services worldwide. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. is the sixteenth dividend aristocrat to raise its dividends in 2009. Check out my analysis of Air Products and Chemicals (APD).
Realty Income (O), which engages in the acquisition and ownership of commercial retail real estate properties in the United States., raised its dividends to $0.1420625 per share from $0.14175 per share. This is the 46th consecutive quarterly increase for this dividend achiever and the 53rd dividend increase since Realty Income went public in 1994. The new monthly dividend amount represents an annualized dividend amount of $1.70475 per share. Realty Income currently yields and is one my Best High Yield Dividend Stocks for 2009. Check out my analysis of Realty Income (O).
Full Disclosure: Long O and APD
Relevant Articles:
- Best High Yield Dividend Stocks for 2009
- Realty Income (O) Dividend Analisys
- Dividend Aristocrats keep raising their dividends
- Why do I like Dividend Aristocrats?
Monday, March 23, 2009
Dividends are Powering Up the Tech Sector
The past week marked an increase in positive dividend news from major companies. The most bullish news came from software giant Oracle, which declared its first ever quarterly dividend of $0.05/share. Most of the large cap tech companies from the dot-com boom eras are now mature plays on the sector. They could now afford to share an increased portion of their revenue streams with shareholders.
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Census data available by legislative district
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Nebraska Field Office recently released the Nebraska Unicameral District Agricultural Statistics online profiles.
The profiles outline agricultural output by Nebraska Unicameral District using information from the most recent Census of Agriculture.
These data provide a clear picture of the diversity and value of production agriculture in each district. The market value of Nebraska agricultural products sold in 2007 was $15.5 billion.
Moreover, production agriculture is the cornerstone for Nebraska's thriving agribusiness sector, from food processing to input sales, trucking, insurance and more. Each of Nebraska's unicameral districts is affected by the health of production agriculture as the sector is fundamental for many of the state's industries and jobs.
"We are pleased to offer agriculture-related data by unicameral district. The information published includes value of production, number and sizes of farms and types of commodities produced," said Joe Parsons, director of the NASS Nebraska Field Office.
These data are available because of the cooperation of Nebraska's farmers and ranchers who participate in detailed surveys from which this information is generated.
The publication was produced through a special tabulation by the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nebraska Field Office. The information may be accessed online at: http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Nebraska/Census_Profiles/.
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A Timberville man was charged with numerous offenses--including two counts of attempted capital murder of a police officer--after a pursuit early Tuesday during which he rammed three police cruisers, police said.
The chase started in Stafford County and ended on Interstate 95 in Spotsylvania County.
The only person injured was a Stafford deputy who hurt his back, police said. State Trooper N.W. Koslicki's cruiser was rammed twice, but he was not injured.
Francis Raymond Calewarts, 61, was placed in the Rappahannock Regional Jail under no bond.
According to Stafford sheriff's spokesman Bill Kennedy, the pursuit started about 5:08 a.m. when Deputy Joseph Massine saw Calewarts driving a pickup truck south on U.S. 1. Massine and other deputies had spotted Calewarts about a half-hour earlier at the Walt Lou trailer park, where they'd been called for a domestic situation.
Calewarts was not involved in that altercation, but he was in the home, Kennedy said. While checking on the people in the trailer, deputies noticed that Calewarts had a suspended license and warned him not to drive.
Massine saw Calewarts 30 minutes later and pulled up beside him. When he attempted to stop the truck, Calewarts turned west onto U.S. 17 and headed toward the Falmouth I-95 interchange.
He got onto I-95 southbound and picked up speed as Massine notified other officers what was going on. Two state troopers who were on the interstate assisted Massine, along with other deputies.
The officers boxed the truck in at one point, Kennedy said, but the driver rammed Massine's cruiser and kept going. He got off I-95 at the Fredericksburg exit and drove up and down an embankment several times, at one point striking a chain-link fence near some Central Park restaurants.
Police finally stopped the vehicle after it got back onto the interstate, but this time the truck rammed Deputy Kevin Kortman's cruiser and took off yet again.
The truck was boxed in yet again near a metal railing on the right shoulder near the 127-mile marker in Spotsylvania, where the driver got out of the truck and ran into the woods.
Calewarts tripped and fell and was taken into custody without further incident. He was checked out at an area hospital before being placed in jail.
Calewarts' daughter, Erica, was riding with her father during the pursuit. She was charged with being drunk in public. Kennedy said police felt fortunate that traffic was light at the time.
Francis Calewarts was also charged in Stafford with driving on a suspended license, felony eluding, two counts of destruction of property, two counts of hit-and-run, reckless driving and driving without insurance.
State police charged Calewarts with two more counts of hit-and-run and two counts of reckless driving. State police Sgt. Les Tyler said Koslicki's cruiser was struck in both Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania.
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hamster science fair project help!!!!
So, me and a friend are doing our science fair project on music's affect on animals. We want to teach 2 hamsters to go through a maze. (any idea how long it will take to teach them to go through the maze?) Then we want to play music everyday for one to see how it affects its time going through the maze. (We have 3 weeks for the project and we still need to get hamsters.) Good idea????? If its not, any project ideas for how music affects animals would be awesome. If you have suggestions lemme know! Thanks. (:
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I used to think that legalized prostitution - if the person freely chooses it and isn't desperate for money, they can pick and choose which clients to work with, and they are somehow miraculously guaranteed to be free from abusive men who like to rape and beat prostitutes - that might not be so bad. But the problematic thing is the effects this practice has on society.
The transaction commodifies human bodies. It literally sanctions the idea of treating people like things. I guess if I were a libertarian type I would have no problem with it, but I do.
One of the worst knock-on effects from this sanctioning the idea of renting bodies out for masturbation is that we all know that men do not like to wear condoms, they do not want to restrain themselves to acts which the prostitute agrees with, and many of them prefer underage prostitutes. Many of them also like to be verbally or even physically abusive.
Sanctioning a legalized, sanitized version of 'rent-a-rape' so all the 'nice' punters can rent 'happy hookers' to use creates all of that.
Is it worth it? Is it worth fueling the market for desperate people to be exploited, just so 'nice guy' punters can rent 'happy hookers' to use?
Sadly, many people think it is. Their concern seems to rest entirely on the satisfied boners of 'nice' punters, or the incomes of 'happy hookers'.
As for me, I prioritize the people who aren't represented by defenders of a multi-billion dollar global market for the rental of bodies-as-masturbation-toys.
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President Obama came down hard on gun-control laws during today's Tumblr Q&A.
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June 2-6
ASP Spring Showcase!
Monday, June 2
PA/Multi-Grade Teacher and Staff Gift-Making Event, 5:45 pm (Art Studio)
Tuesday, June 3
Grade 5 Band Concert, 8:15 am
Tech Tuesdays Parent Coffee, 8:15-9:30 am (Library)
Athletics Award Ceremony, 5:30 pm (MPR)
Wednesday, June 4
PA/Year-End Rooftop Party, 5:45-7:30 pm (childcare will be provided; please sign up here)
Thursday, June 5
Grade 4 Curriculum Share (details to come!)
Lion Awards Ceremony, 5:30 pm (MPR)
Friday, June 6
Field Day!
Monday, June 9
Grade 4 Black Rock Trip
Grade 8 Graduation, 6 pm (Low Library Rotunda, Columbia University)
Tuesday, June 10
Last Day of School!
Grade 1 Family Celebration, 8:30 am (MPR)
Roaring Again
The third issue of Roar, The School at Columbia University's magazine, was mailed to all families this week, and is also available on The School's website. Please enjoy, and many thanks to all who contributed! This third issue is a spring annual report of The School and the Year of Collaboration.
CU Basketball Camps
Columbia University Women's Basketball is hosting camps this summer for girls interested in basketball! Camps will be held at Columbia's Levien Gymnasium on the Morningside Heights campus.
Day Camp, July 14-17: 9 am to 3 pm daily, open to all girls entering first through ninth grade in fall 2014. This camp will focus on the fundamentals of basketball and improving overall basketball knowledge.
Advanced Camp, June 17-19 and August 1-3: Overnight or commuter camp, open to all girls entering eighth through twelfth grade in fall 2014. With a focus on refinement of skills and advanced concepts, camp will have high-intensity drills, competitions, and 5-on-5 games.
Please contact Michelle Bilek (firstname.lastname@example.com, 212-854-9202) or visit www.womensbasketballcampsatcolumbia.com to learn more and register!
HYPOTHEkids Summer Science Camp
HYPOTHEkids, Columbia University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, and Columbia University Teachers College collaborate to present a summer science program for children in Kindergarten through Grade 5! Camp runs July 7 to August 29, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, at Dwyer Cultural Center (123rd Street between St. Nicholas Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard). Each week explores a theme in science through hands-on experiments and activities. Sign up and learn more at www.hypothekids.org!
Learn or Hone Birding Skills!
Adults and children age 12 and older are invited to join a Black Rock Forest Consortium Saturday morning birding workshop, held June 7, 8:30-10:30 am, at Black Rock Forest in Cornwall, New York! Workshop is led by Barnard College forest ecologist Dr. Terryanne Maenza-Gmelch and is $10 per person. Participants will learn or practice skills in bird identification by sight and ear during a two-hour, easy-to-moderate walk. Please RSVP by contacting Emily Cunningham, email@example.com, 845-534-4517, ext. 26.
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Grades 1 and 5 Dance: Physioballs
Grade 3 Concert: The Spirit of Harlem
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KA: South Africa Curriculum Share
Grade 4 Spanish Projects (and more)
June 2-6 is Spirit Week!
TSC Student Government invites all students, teachers and staff to participate in Spirit Week leading up to Field Day on Friday, June 6! Students may participate in the Spirit Day (or Days!) of their choice. This is the final spirit event of the year, and the Student Government applauds these ways to be one community.
Monday, June 2: Mega Monday School Spirit Day
Wear any school t-shirt or school colors!
Tuesday, June 3: Tie Tuesday Day
Wear a tie!
Wednesday, June 4: Wacky Wednesday Outfit Day
Wear wacky socks, hats, or hairstyles!
Thursday, June 5: Throwback Thursday - Decades Day
Come to school dressed as any decade you want!
Friday, June 6: FIELD DAY!
ASP Showcase Next Week
At the close of each semester of the After School Program, instructors and students showcase their work in performances and displays. For the spring 2014 semester, classes will present their showcases next week, June 2 through 6! A detailed showcase schedule with locations can be found on The School's website, and will also be posted on The School's screens next week. We hope you can join us for a showcase presentation, to cheer on our students' accomplishments! Please contact email@example.com if you have any questions.
Important End-of-Year Events!
These last weeks of school are packed with family events, ceremonies, celebrations and more! Here, a few key upcoming end-of-year events for your calendars:
Tuesday, June 3: Athletics Ceremony, 5:30 pm
Wednesday, June 4: PA End-of-Year Rooftop Party, 5:45 pm (childcare will be provided; please sign up here)
Thursday, June 5: Lion Awards Ceremony, 5:30 pm
Monday, June 9: Grade 8 Commencement Ceremony (6 pm, Columbia University's Low Library)
Tech Tuesdays Parent Coffee
Tuesday, June 3, 8:30-9:15 am, Library
Join Technology Coordinator Karen Blumberg for the last Tech Tuesdays Parent Coffee of the year! The conversation topic will be will be archiving vs. hoarding digital assets, and navigating The School's Tube and Gallery, if there's time. If you haven't yet made it to one of these great, popular parent coffees, next week is your chance. Links shared at Tech Tuesdays are collected here: tinyurl.com/TechTuesdaysTSC. Hope to see you on Tuesday!
Concerts and Shares
Students shared two beautiful performances with families this week. On Thursday, May 29, KA transported families to South Africa for a morning, performing "The Brave Little Penguin," a South African tale, and "Siyahamba," a Zulu song and dance. The performance was part of KA's annual in-depth culture study curriculum share, and afterwards, families returned to the classroom with students to enjoy delicacies including vegetarian bunny chow, milk tart, and South African rice. The KA team thanks Art Teacher Lindsay Calhoun, Music Teacher David Gordon, Dance Teacher Kathleen Hill, and Cafe Staff Member Jason Samuels for their support and assistance in making the event a success! You can watch the performance on The Tube.
On Friday, May 30, Grade 3 students performed a fabulous concert for families, inspiring everyone in the audience to feel the Spirit of Harlem! Students sang, danced, tapped, played the recorder, and showed off amazing sets they made. Congratulations to the Grade 3 team, Dance Teacher Debbie Cheatham, Art Teacher Kim Lane, Music Teacher Emily Sticco, and all the passionate performers! Photos of the concert are on The Gallery.
Ready, Set … Go Grade 5!
Grade 5 students integrated studies in decimal place value, computer science, engineering, Ancient Greece, and Wellness, and put their knowledge into action at the Grade 5 Olympics at Baker Field last Friday, May 23! In the weeks leading up to the Olympics, students were tasked with precisely recording runners' times during footraces. To solve the problem, they programmed their own digital stopwatches, and then engineered touch-sensitive pressure plates to be run over as racers crossed the finish line. You can watch a video of the early testing phases here, and video of the final successful inventions at the Olympics here. Watch a student explain the system, and see great photos of the entire process. Phenomenal work, Grade 5 -- and congrats on a great Olympics!
Diving into Black Holes
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Kaleidoscope is looking for two parents/guardians to join our leadership team. We seek parents with a passion and curiosity about diversity who want to help support, enhance, and celebrate our school community. Leaders are required to attend Kaleidoscope leadership and membership meetings and to help plan events. Please email Kathy Leichter (firstname.lastname@example.com) by June 15 if you are interested.
Capitol Time
Our eighth-grade class is on their way home this afternoon from an amazing, packed three-day trip to Washington, D.C. Above, a group shot in front of the National Archives Museum, one of several museums, monuments, and historic sites they visited during their stay. Please see next week's Lion's Share for travel reflections from students! And thanks to our tireless teachers and chaperones for coordinating a wonderful, successful trip.


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Robb Blackaby, PT, DPT, ATC, CFMT
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Music Theatre announces summer season
Daily Staff Report
This week the Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre announced its schedule for the 30th summer season, which begins June 12.
After years of waiting to obtain a license to present "Les Miserables," the theater will open its 2013 season with the musical based on Victor Hugo's novel.
Written by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg, with music by Schonberg and lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, "Les Mis" will run from June 12 to 23.
Next, the musical "Chicago" will run from June 26 to July 7.
Set in Chicago and filled with dance and the music of composer, John Kander and lyricist, Fred Ebb, the musical tells a story of fame and fortune.
The third show will be "Crazy For You," an old fashioned Broadway musical comedy set to the music of the Gershwins, George the composer and Ira the lyricist, tells a wonderful story by playwright, Ken Ludwig.
It features favorites like "Bidin' My Time," "Someone to Watch Over Me," "Embraceable You," "I Got Rhythm" and "Shall We Dance?"
The final show of the summer will be "Shrek," a tribute to a main goal of the music theater's over the last 30 years, to offer entertainment for the whole family, especially children.
"Shrek" will run from July 24 to Aug. 4 and will feature a friendly ogre come to life on stage with friends Donkey, Princes Fiona, Pinocchio and Lord Farquaad.
Music for "Shrek" was written by Jeanine Tesori, with the book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire. The musical is based on the 2001 DreamWorks film "Shrek" and William Steig's book "Shrek!"
Performance times will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and at 7 p.m. Sunday, with matinees at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and on June 19, July 3, 17 and 31 and Aug. 1.
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Ringside World Championships Coaches Clinics
Coaches will have an opportunity to attend 3 clinics during the Ringside World Championships. Although the days/times have not yet been finalized, a full schedule of events will be posted on our website prior to the tournament.
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|Accepting Applications for City Council Vacancy – District 2
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The City of Stockton will begin the process of selecting and appointing a Councilmember for Council District 2. Councilmember Kathy Miller will take an oath of office and begin serving as a San Joaquin County Supervisor in January, 2015.
The City Council will be responsible for filling the remaining two years of the District 2 Council seat in accordance with Stockton City Charter, Article VI, Section 601(f).
The appointed Councilmember will serve the remainder of Councilmember Miller's term through December 2016.
The application filing period opens October 7, 2014, and closes November 6, 2014, at 5:30 pm. The application packet will be available from the Office of the City Clerk, 425 N. El Dorado St., 1st Floor, beginning October 7, 2014.
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Clarksville Academy hires Snider as defensive coordinatorMonday, March 28, 2011 | 7:03 pm
Clarksville Academy has named former Clarksville High football Coach Jim Snider as the Cougars' defensive coordinator.
Snider grew up in East Tennessee and enjoyed success as a player at Farragut. He went on to play at Carson-Newman College in East Tennessee. While there he served as a student coach when Carson-Newman took home the NAIA National Division 1 Championship in 1983.
Snider coached at Clarksville High for 12 years, six of those years as the head coach. He has also coached at Northwest, Austin Peay State University and Carson-Newman College.
"I've followed Coach Snider's career for many years and am excited to see what he will do for our defensive program," CA athletic director Matt Wallace said.
CA has also added John Anderson as defensive backs coach. He formerly served as the strength and conditioning coach for the West Creek.
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Spring semester classes at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) started today despite an F2 tornado that ripped through the campus and destroyed most of the training aircraft on Christmas Day. There were only four people on campus at the time and no injuries were reported, according to a school official. The storm spared the rest of Daytona Beach International Airport, where ERAU is located, but it destroyed 40 of the school's aircraft and damaged another 10. The campus administration building and a maintenance hangar were also destroyed. A school official said the cleanup progressed rapidly and the entire training fleet was replaced with aircraft of the same or, in many cases, better quality. He added that the tornado actually helped the school transition closer to an all-glass-cockpit fleet faster than it had originally planned. ERAU president Dr. John Johnson estimated the total damage exceeds $50 million.
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